The Guardian from London, Greater London, England • 2

apiirimnits, Scr- All application rexmctinrj Attvtrtiitmtnt mutt hp jtntt FOREIGN. RfiTunNiNG Officer for the Borough. Our readers will see from a report which appears in another column, that the revising barristers have decided that the mayor is the proper relum whereby the cost of providing another place of meeting would be saved. This application, reasonable as it was, was rejected by the coimms-sioners; and the corporation were driven to considerable in providing other accouunodatioiii HeaxthV Am for Females. In the villngo ef Little Silver, in tbe parish of Shobroobo, in this eottnty consisting of about 50 houses, there are now residine 22 widows.

Eteler Pott. ft Tub Whaj.e Fisiieuv. -VeryunfavouraldeacoounUi of the whale fishery have been received. Tho Wo hear that a fossil serpent, 13ft. Gin.

long, supposed to ho a boa constrictor, was found a few days near Belper, in a rock excavation, and has been for warded to London. A rty Rtpurttr. IjONDon ani Birminoiiam Railway. The whole the repairs of the permanent way, throughout London to Hupby, 80 miles, have just been contracted for, for a period of seven years, by Mr. Jackson, who was formerly a heavy contractor on that line during its formation.

On Sunday morning the lioness at Wombwell's menagerie, now at Nottingham, gave birth to four fine cub, two male and two fomale. Nottingham Journal. Tho Rev. Hugh Slowell is going up to London to preach sermon on the approaching 5th of November, on behalf of tho Protestant Association New CiiESHiitE Knubford quarter sessions on Tuesday, William Htuhs, Esq of the hints, near Warrington, took the necessary oaths, and qualified as a magistrate for tho county of Chester KXTEXSIOX Ot- THE RoCTK OF THE Maschestfr and BcrtNLKY Mail. The route of tho al.ovo mail is now extended to gkipton and the inhabitants of that town must be highly gratified by the alteration, not hitherto having a daily conveyance tn Manchester.

Fatal Accident. tin Saturday last, us some of the workmen in tlie employ of Messrs. Walker and Suns. PRICES OF SHARES IN LIVERPOOL, Friday, Octoiier 18. Oar market, tor the whole of this week, has been as gloomy and depressed as noted at the close of the mnrket in our hist report.

Money continues very light, and a strong feeling of apprehensions re.pectin(f monetary affairs in the United States pervades all elasFC3 of commercial men. Our quotations, this week, consist of London and Birmingham, at Ml, 1-10, and 13S Quarters. 21 Thirds, 3U, and Great Western, (il Half Shares, i'i and Brichtons, 17J, anc lb7 Manchester and Leeds, Half Shares, 2 and i North 37i South Western, 411, 3M, and 393 Eastern Counties, II and 7'i Kdinhurgh and (ilasijim'. 12i and 12. Bank Shares continue very difficult of sale, except at lower prices Uorouuli Banks have been done at OA and l4j; Albinns, 22i and -J I North and South Wales, flA and liij Apothecaries' hac sold at 2ds.

premium. every shilling of which, we have no doubt, will 1 have delivered the revised list of voters to the eventually come out of the poclels of tlie rate- lown-clerk. We have no doubt, Mr. Milne knew payers. Now was there any good reason for perfectly welWhat he was about vtheiihe assented throwin this expense upon the corporation in the so readily to the appointment of some third per-first instance, and upon the inhabitants after-! son as the deputy of the mayor and the borough-wards? Did it tend in any way even to answer reeve and constables, as reluming dlicers.

He the avewed purpose of defeating the charter? was pretty well aware, that the claim set up on Certainly not. The argument against it was, the part of the borottghreeve and constables was that it would amount to an acceptance of the! wholly untenable, charter; which was a mere absurdity, because the Accnrd, from Davis' Straits, arrived off Stromness with only two risk, loft the ico on the 11th September, re ports tne nsmng a laiiiirc. It is currently reported, upon good authority, that Sir G. Chetwynd has withdrawn hU opposition" to tho Extonnion Railway. Great indignation is expressed by some of hi former colleagues in opposition, on account of what is said to have been the carce of the change.

Birmingham Advertiser. The Ijoi-d Chancellor lias been pleased to appoint Kotiert Brandt, Esq. of this town, Judge of the Bury Court of Requests. The court was created by an act passed in the last session of parliament, and has jurisdiction for the recovery of debU to the amount of nfteen pounds. The Commissioners of the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors have appointed Mr.

John Suearson, of Bury, attorneyat-law a commissioner for taking the recognizances of insolvent debtors pursuant to the Jd and dd Vict. c. .1. Si'LENIUD On Tuesday evening, between two ctiitlenifn eight and nine o'clock, as tv in Cheshire, near Monks' K-rrv, tliev 2 v0r5. meteor fall from the clouds" It burst like a rocket, and the light it emitted was so powerful that our informants state that a person might have seen to pickup a pin.

itm-rW Bikkcmieaii. The rapid increase of the "town" of Birkenhead maybe estimated from the fact, that while fifteen years api it contained only lCu inhabitants it now contains The land, which was then s.ild'for building upon at Is. a yard, is now worth, in eligible situations, the sum of iss. o'd. Uiuhw-ay RontiKitv.

(in Saturday night, as Mr. Robert Butterworth, of Ryecroft in Castleton, was returning heme from lleynnod, about eleven o'clock at night, he was stopped near homo bv two foot-pads who seized him and demanded his nio'nev. Mr. Butter-worth resisted, and, in the scuttle, his jo't was broken the robbers then overpowered him. and took hismonev amounting to i'C and some silver, with which tin" disappeared.

Ct-tTixo YofNii Tkkks. On the night of Kriday .1... apprehended man at Mea.ly Hill' nisi, juiiii-t, OI lievwoiM. naineti uiinaoi ivaociuie, who nan oeen watctied in the plantations of Joseph l-'cnton, Ksq. at liauifnrd Mall, cutting down and laying in bundles about Ifm young oak and ash trees.

Me escaped whilst the watcher went for assistance. (in Saturday he was taken before the magistrates at Rochdale, and eunimit-i tc.l for trial at the sessions. Pour or l.ivi'urooi- Vessels and tonnage entered the port of Liverpool in the months eiiiiine -Jlth Sent. and l.ivcipsil ItuiK'oru J'WI vessels tuns RAILWAYS. Roltnn nnd Leich PAID PER SHARK.

Oil liirrnincbam and filnuccstcr Pttrininpham and Derby Hirkinhead and Cbenter Chfster and Crewe Junction Ka.stcrn Counties Ediuburph and Kdinbnrgn. Lvith, hinl Ncwhavcn Claow. (Jreenoi-k Grand Junctiun Io. half share Great Western Do. new Iarc Leicester and SwanninKton Do.

do. (new, Liveri-nol and Manchcbter Do. quarter fehare new half share Lonion and flirmincuani Do. new quarter shares Do. new hlwri London Hrixhin I'mtccK London ami Southampton M.mcbe-ter, IfcdMn.

an-i Hury Manebcierand llinniiiahnm Mancbt-rii-rand Hirnuiif(ham Extension. Manchester and liti-di Mblhuid Ciiuntif-s North Midland North Union Newest le and ('arlii'c Do. quarter hM-ei Sourb and D-'ver York and North Midland Hi I'll 15 SO 4ii In 4l' 15 31 fl 1H 7 15 2n VI 15 (i 'J r. Id li nu ii (i :2 in If 0 111 l'l II 51 71 II (, 1 1 II liyi II ti 25 411 In as in (. 1M 1,71 5 5 L'l 15 17 2 -VI il L5 li, 17 r' (17 '( im 57 il till 111 un ii I'M 1" 25 2.1 5 15 2 7,, .17 i i 1 ironfounders, of liury, were lowering a large plate of iron uy a-raneironi one oi me upper rooms, the chain not lowering fast enough, one of the men named Gervase pot upon it, when the chain ran down all at once, and the man was so severely injured that ue meu on ennesrjay at noon.

I.kkt. The" annual court leet for Great Bolton was held yesterday, when the follow iutj appoint nients were nude: Thomas Kidgwav liridsun, 1 roughreeve; James Hargreaves and Thomas Baron, constanies I'ctcr liarret, 1. .11. llesketh, and Butcher, market lookers; John market regulator and beadle John Koilinson, bailiff; William I.omax, appraiser: John ltollinsnn, deputy constable. Tlie other nfiieers connected with the old police were an (iisenaren.

Ki.n.il Dia i.sios or' Tim Uorxn.iRv ok Pknoletox am SALFonn. The overseers of the townships of Pendleton and Salford attended at the New Bailey on Jiiursilay tlie ltli instant, with their books, to adjust Mitchell's rates at Windsor, in pursuance with an order from the court a fortnight ago. Daniel Ksn. and W. Smith.

Kso. were the present. After a full and satisfactory investigation of me merits oi uic case, tncy were unanimous strikmv; off the rates from the Salford books, and ordered that in future the property in (iiestiuti should belong to Pendleton. Weslkvax Ceste.n-.iky We understand that the esieyan metnodists, tlie world, mfii'l to commemorate the centenary of the sueieiy on 1'Vidav next, the Colli instant, ami on the following Sunday and Mondav, when relieaous services especiaifv a.lant- 1 to the occasion are to he held in all the chapels' in tins town tieinnqin to me denominations, a correspondent suggests the propriety of every facility being all'ordcd by masters and employers to the p. Hirer nii'in-bcrs of the persuasion, in order to enable tlieni to unite with the less dependent portion of the body in the ubservmice of the occasion.

Wksi.ey.im criionisr Assoi'i ition Missions. The Levi r-street branch of this society held their home and foreion missionary anniversary on Sundavinst, when two crinous were preached in chap. I that the morn- at liall-past ten, by the I. hooey; and the eiening, at six, by the Rev. K.

Il.irke. On'the foilowini; I evciiiiii; a public was held; Mr. Alderman I Kershaw in the chair. The speeches delivered on the i occasion were listened to with attention and evi- lent interest by a lar.L-e audience. Collections were made amountmc to nciir in.

t'liiio. Mst.im The other day a person in Kincardine bought a tew- apples for his" children and in cutiun; up one them, his knife mt unon o.nuii-e up, ncil 11 as tuund to enntam a eeniiniin Vir.iss shoe-tack in the ry heart. It has since 1 discovered. that a l-erson who was in the garden when the blossoms were on the trees, inserted ihc small sprig or lack in the heart of the blossom, by tin' fruit of hich it had afterwards been gradually but completely cuvered. denial: A i.n- Om iiiiii-sTitiXT, London On Monday afternoon, about three o'clock, a considerable deal of amusement was created in Oxford-street, by the following occurrence A line yuiing fox.

liclniioing to l-eiiilall. a Imtclier in nonstock-street, made its i I i I i i I I vessels liCi.1'3 Inns venwls tons iin? Iti.l vessels IIB'1117 tons vessels fi.i-1 tons escape from the back part of the premises, and, passing with officer Wotifetideti, of the borough police, in the through the shop, bent its way towards Marilelinne top room of which they lound a still at work, and in I.aue after many twistings and twiuings, reynard. a room on a lower tin or the two prisoners, having every who was followed by a number of persons with several appearance of being recently employed at some such dogs in lull cry, at length took refuge in the loft of i work particularly tlie prisoner Doherty, whose clothes some livery staides, in time to prtwottt any injury. and hauos were stri.ngl. impregnated with the li.pwr Mills Pi.aTTI.v; Mliilvnics' Insi iti "i ion.

'bat was manufacturing in the room above. The l.oid-u C'urmjinmhhl.) A very interesting course of lee- lord of the. premises proved the prisoner Oobcrty Hires, by Mr. W. J.

on the necessity of a more i renting a room adjoining that in which the still was POSTSCRIPT. LONDON, KKIDAV MO UMNO, OCT. Tin: Ft-NDS. t'TY. The Stocli Market was heavy yesterday, and tlie quotations v.itli a teiulency.

Consols were money, and buyers fnr account. Hank Stock, India in 7. Kxelu-ijuer Hills. 4s. to 'Js.

dis. A sudden fall in Duteli Stocks excited a in.od deal of attention in tlie Foreign Market, and acted unfavourably upon the prices of foreign securities The fall was caused by the report of another loan of JO.IKIIi.Oili) of guilders Loini; about to be brought into llie market in uie suape oi per ceui i ne regular aiT'l periodical creation of new stock in Hoi-laud to cause some uneasiness aiwm tbe holders of the securities of that country, which its reputation for cmnl faith, possesses hut limited resources, and is very heavily liiirileiieil with taxatii.ti and debt already. The '2. per Cents, on Wednesday, stood at ol' to declined to to and the per Cents from to 1. lmi! to Spanish Actives, with the May Coupons, were ihnressi'd to to 3 Fortii''ues.

per Cciils 'o lldi to the icr "Cents to 'J-I to Me.iean to -1 ('olonibian to to lirailian, T'-'AtoS: DelKian, HWA to Danish, i .1 to -I. Kailn'av Shan remain as before. London and Birminohaiii, the quarter shares, 17 to 111; the new shares, 15 to Id; Manchester and Leeds, II to the new shares, II to premium. Brighton, IHA to Blackwall, to 1 A discount (ireat Western, .1 to 4 the half shares, A discount to par; Croydon, to Southampton, to IDA per share. THE GUARDIAN.

MANCHESTER, SATURDAY. OCTOIiE I0, Elections of of Police. i We think il necessary to remind our readers, that the annual election of eighty commissioners of I jioliee, to suply the places of those going out of i office by elllux of time, will take place at the Town Hall, on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday next, in the fullnuiiifr order, and al the times and places mentioned, namely On Muml iti the ihl instant. I Sn. 1 distriet, ut half-iuiat nine o'clock in tlie fore noon, i it the Cross-street end ol the large room the Town Hall.

No. '2 district, at a quarter liefure ten n'fliKik in tlio forenoon, in Nu. 1 Committee loom, at tlie Cross-street end of the Town Hall. Nu. district, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in the Itorinifdireeve's Unom, at the end uf the Town Hall.

No. 4 district, at a ijuarter past ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Cheapside end of the large room in the Town Hall. No. district, at a ijuarter before o'clnelc in the liirenoiiii, in the centre ut" the lare room in the Town Hall. (In ilW No.

district, at half-past nine o'clock in the forenoon, in the centre of the large loom in the 'l'uw Hall. Nn. 7 district, at a ipiarter liefure ten o'clock in the u'enoi'ii, in the No. Committee Kuuui, at the Cross-street cud of the Town Hall. district, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in the Cheorieide end ut'the.

larre room in the Town Hall. No. 10 district, at a quarter past ten o'clock in the forenoon, in the HorouglircKVe's Kuoni, ul the Clu apside end of tlie Town Hall. No. 1 1 district, at a ijuarter hel'ore eleven o'clock in the foreno-iii, in the Cross-street end of the large rumn in the Town Hall.

On Thiirelut, tic 'IVl iusOint. Nn. 0 district, at half-past nine o'clock in the forenoon, in the centre of the large room in the Town Hall. Nu. 1J district, at a quarter liefure ten o'clock in the forenoon, in the No.

1 Committee lloom, at the CruSs-street end of the Town Hall. No. V.1. district, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in tin; Tri'rfstl'Ji'i, at' half-past ten o'clock in the lore-noon, in the Clieapside end of the large room in the Town Hall. It is necessary to remind all parties who intend lo give ihcir voles on this occasion, that, after the times fixed, only half an Itmir is allowed for the assembling- of the voters, and ihat those who do not atlend within that time will he prevented from giving their voles.

As the results of these elections may probably exercise some considerable inlluencc mi the future pL-ace and welfare of (he town, our readeis will probably excuse us in making a few remarks on the subject, ir. vhich we shall endeavour In avoid all exciting and irritating language, and adilress ourselves directly to llie plain and obvious facts involved in the issue of the elections. Of course it is hardly necessary to inform the. public, that, upon the main iiiestinn al issue between the two paities into which the town is divided, namely, the legality or illegality of the charter of incorporation, the elections of eomuiis- i sinners can exercise no influence whatever. If! ihc charter is bad, the unanimous vote of the commissioners in its favour would give it no force; and if it is, as we fully belieie it to he, perfectly the hostility of the couiinissioncis cannot invalidate or weaken it in any manner.

The question is one which must be decided by proceedings in a court uf law, over llie result of which the commissioners can exercise uu control. But the elections about, to take place ma decide a question, very important to the inhabitants of Manchester, namely, whether the opposition to the establishment of the eh arlcr shall be conducted in a proper and legal manner, with a due regard to the peace and welfare of the town. and a just and economical administration of it? funds; or whether the same course which has 'oeen previously adopted shall he further pursued, and the money of the ratepayers expended for purposes which have been, not merely useless, but I positively mischievous. lieu the charter of incorporation was granted i there was, no doubt, great difference of opinion as to its necessity and its legality a difference of opinion with which we have no fault to find. i i jhiui, or tnrp witt net oe rcccirea.sipprycuiivii un tcr Vr matte to the printers must be personal, in such catet.no written communications can be attended to.

Nor can any personal fmju tries be anJiccrcd, when Ut tiddrtst 6.7 Utter. Scmtstit Srrtants. ANTED, a DA I It MAID. Apply to Mrs. Slater, crown inn, rouniain-iiireec.

17 ANTED, Young Man frnm tho country, SERVANT. For particulars apply at tho us HOUSE (TANTP.i). Younsr unmaiT Vouny unmaiTiert Man, at IIOCSK VV SEHVANT and VALKT, who will not object to tmvcl on tlm continent. Apply to Mr. Hyer.

Ihirnfisu. TANTKJl, for j. (raiall family in the country a kOimI l'l tln Apply lcrsonallv. or bv letter uosl paid), to Mill Gilt, Eors-; Market-street. Warrington.

TANTF.I1, a middle-aged Female to act in capacity of NUItSK to an invalid bidy, where great care and atU'ntion are required. Address 17, at the printers'. WANTKU, a reipcctahlc HtlUHKMAlU: one who un-derhtanils tlis i-'ettins up of linen, can wait well at table, and have a Rood character from hcrlast place. Apply tho printrrs WANTF.I), in the countrv, an cjtpericncrd UPPFR 110USKM A1H, of unexceptionable clurar-cr. Apply Mr.

Price's, Vict.riit l'ark, Uusholme, between tliu hours of two ar.il fivu on Saturday and afternoon. UT AN'TKTl as MoijsE'SERVANfl i respet table Man, who perfeetlv understand hi? ho'tnew. Anplica- hi bamc. AVipuca-at Sir. Drook'i, 3, Arrt- tinn to be made not before luesday wick CJtx-cn.

Kl). afiirl, from 16 to 1H vcars of use active, and respectably cunnected, as an ASSlsIAM In a Vaults. She must lm well recommended. Apply at the printers'. VTANlKli, a rtMiiecMble Vtawn its IKU'SEM AID.

tV neeit apply who ha.s not lived twelve mnntlis In her last Aj-piication to bo made to Juteph bookseller, irket Place. U7 ANTKli. a Youos about IK or 2i years or aje, as HOUSE SERVANT. Oneaceuatoml tothe care of hors and who bus -ouie knovledaeof Harden will be pi eferred. Apply at Mftsrl.

J. aiul S. AUock'l, '0. Milk- Cobmtcssra. 117 ANTED, bv family in the noiKhbourliood of Cross Lane, a 1JA1LY GOVERNESS, to instruction in the French and Italian lan.tuutes.

drawing, ami F.ns'.ish literature. Addrev 12, at the printers. VOI'NO I.AliV, of superior education and hinh to eniiee in a nrivata f.imily as ll.iilv COVLRNK.SS u', tlie i.rinters' in Choi Address I 1 If ANTKD. in neiiihbouiiifrtil of descent, a DAY lioVF.ltNF.S, who, in addition to the usual utint? of Knslhh educatirm, can encifie to in-trnct in rn-nch an-i Address II. C.

2.1, "ce, Manehc-tcr. A LAIV, of rci ice table wlio luw rwuntiv remrti ab iruvernCfS in a i.mnly, i'-hunu of (fijtaininn a sitnil.ir Stic in nt tn tt-ach Hit; usual In- of ari hriKhh cauc-ition, Trt nclu an.i Stic vmM hav nu nbicctinn tj an i i-nsHfrmcm to a lady, nr in a family who are a. ut to A-l rei 'by lctU-r pt to Mr. llilitjr, ntatiiincr, Osfnrd VLAUY whftcin rwjumtniltMi, wii'ic a Situation a-s GOVKitNESS. Hht: years are.

and i ill i rnmnntcnt tn instnict in limbic, drawing. French, Italian and KnuIiOi, in all V. (Icnartiiicnts. Sho is anxious tn cnjaffn wit)i .1 nOii-iiiiiH fjiniiK'. and wou' winilil pre-er pupils i jifmvr t.

fiitn of ae: or uliu "would ln f-'tind iwful cr.mpotcnt a.s companion to a lady. Addru 21, at the prinferft'. Itttttaniilf rfrlianis. assistants, agrnts, ANTKD, a MIM.INKH Apply at N'o. I'ariJan Itonms, Ilcansate.

ANTKI), arvsiHi-tiible Anplv- at the ii inters'. U' yA.Vfl'.l), a -Apply at 5.1. ANTKI 1, an ASSISTANT tn the Linen Drapery -Apply at No. fl, Rt. Mary's (late.

nr. A.NTKD, 11 Mai IliNK KNliltAVEl; Apply at the Itury Print "iks, orat 1:1, Peel -street. 117 ANTED, Ri CLERK, a Young Man, who writeli ft Kond li.ind, anil is esnert in accounts. Adilress, witll relerellLi's. .15.

at the lirln ANTED, an exjs-rk ncnl SALESWOMAN, VV Lac" and Fancy Uusiness: salary no the Apply iti House. irket-streec. 7 ANTED, an experienced YOCN'ti MAN in the Grocery Apply at Mo. li, Lund. Man- ANTED immediately, an experienced to the.

Hi-tail Hatting l.iialoe-.s. Apply to Deanspate, WANTED, in a Establishment, a respectable Young FEMALE to attend to the counter. Apply at the printers'. 17 ANTED, inSUtriirilhhire. TWO ASSISTANTS in the linen drapery business.

Apply at 57, t'huieh-street, VV' ANTKI), a clever MI AcMress I-I7, At the printers. btAtinsr terms. Ate. and last bituatiun. A goO'l ri'fyr'ncc will bi required.

ANTKI). resectable VouthslurAl'IMrKNTICK. Ajly to Mr. Jesse Broad, stationer, Ac. 2, strtet.

1 A I I Tf'r a 'Shipping AN acemtomed to tho rxitnnn.itiun ami fin i -hint: uf Aildiess I.i, at the printers, frtiitinp reference, and former or present employment. WAN NTE1), in ii retail establishment, a u-spectabio iiiinii from 111 to LM years 'if iikc. us an ASSISTANT Willi particulars, r's5, at tile jirinters'. 1TANTki, in a Warehouse, a VOtrtli who writeii well, and understands aeeieintj. Will hereipiiied tn make hiin.selr Keiienilly useful in the warehouse.

Address Jll, a', the printers'. riKJ I'ATTEUN bv Calico 1 Printer, a tirst-rate DEMOS Elt: none need apply but lirht-ni'c character an.l ability. Apply (by letter, iH'st i iitix t'ot-i iinicii. 17 ANTKD, a ins OintX'in in tin. country; hi.

must imissi-sh in a mtl I)ye- K(KKi HrimviL.i.m' "i ii i.i aim a gaoa tiiiiracter, iit tho jirit.ttT'. AUdru.is Uj ASTKU.u UOOKKKKl'KH, wlm is fully tnul tn keep hunk by lifubie entry. A perwin will lie preferred. Apply Uy letter, pbt puhl) 71 lox, ANTKI, ii nt, jietivc Vnuni; I'OKTKU, in tlio W'jni" iinl Hpnit Tnulc: mine need apply who nut hei-n iicLUStonn-tl to tho busiiH. Apply at New UT A.STIil), Youth, abunt twenty nf ood address, toad audi.

Kit mid TOWNSMAN. He nuut be able to write rikkI hand, mid Kive reference to hi a hint empliuer. Address at tlie 7 ANTKI). a 1 SOI.U'I 1' DltDKIt.S for nu in- Rravini; printing es. iblis hllli'IIt.

A illvrill Hillary will lie irivcn. Oni-'wliii Ims tilled sit u.it ion will lie iircivrri'il. AJilri'iis, with runl niiinc, nt tliu VV ANTKI), a ritAVIIt.l.l-'.U (tint mure fur the imii W'k-aiil. ii itinn nf ri'spi-i'tnbility imil cx.i'ri. nee.

I'mli'liluMi- us wi ll un sccuiity for t.Hi, will lip to Mcisri. Xrirxtmit tintt'fl'iilktr, IL.ttou Urcivcry. -vnti: ii, UiAiva.MiiaMib-iy uAtmaithi buainim Apiilli'atlnn lol-uuiade loSttplimian aud.ltaiden, UiinRini; Pitch, iManohestcr. WANrKI), by a print limno, mi e.pi'i ienci'd SAI.IiH-.MAN u-lio rails! bn well with tliu iin.l liipmK tradi-: ns tlie object is to a tiers of ae.iiiiremtnlH, none inferior hlionliiiK 11c il iil'l'Iy Address p.t puiil) Dux No. a resk'Ctalile he most lie A.N I 1.1), lo no oi, tlie Wist llnliis tl iiiuiic -Villi, as Cl.l'.Uk' 't'-ady anil iinliistrioun, an.livillini; tiuiiaiie for ii few ve.irs at a progressive s.sl.nv.

His i. ni l.r...,. bo made in parties' own u-ritiny. adilressed ilt tliej-rintcrs', and state line and previous, A KOKKMAX WiHlI.LKN DYIlit i aelive, intelligent tixpcricnrrd in the fanci iiyinil i.f line Thiliet or tnerin i woollen yarns, particiilail'v "ith Iieut (trails anil wood colours, may hear of an exccl-ent pi n- with a house In Olii.g.iw, by addressing 1-2, at th" pi inters A.N I KD.n Wi-ll-i'diicated Youth, as 1111 in a Who osf li. i.

I. i. where he will -also I-aru He will live wiih one of the paitnors, and be eat. il as one of the family. A premium ivmiiroil.

A youth from the country will be preferred. Address J- S-'. a the I r. liters'. AMI W.tltl'.IKIUSKllAN WAN'l'l I.N VVAKKIIKI'SK.

h5 nii.i. wri-e a Rood hand, and a reailv aci (mutant. ami f. an annum the two llrt -Apply lic.v din. iin who eaiini.t produce unexceptionable references from their lieaeinpl.

together will! seemily for.tV.ii). 'I'll I -snpi WAN'Tiai a i iiiii-v! in- i III', riltti nil a Mill i.i iii.ihim.' super writinc anil printing wheru a liberal salary is civcn, wUia house an.l garden: none but sober, active, and man, who wri cs it K-'t hand, need npjily. anil wlUS cliariiclei will bear the stri. t. st In-yest (post iaiill If.

I lux -'H7, 1'ost Olli-c. its, po an experienced Person, as 1 who is to advise in the ar-r inoftncnt of a 1 foundry, to he built in an out-poit. in eil apply who cannot produce iiiiiiiestiiulalilo testimonials of competency, steadiness, and Rood conduct. A libera! salary will be given. Letters (post paid), sh in full particulars of services, (iiiatitieations, and expectations, to he addressed to A.

11. Jerusalem Coffee House. Cornhill, London. Siitt.iiioiiB, aiifiitlra, Commisisiono, cir. Ml UII.MIsrs.

AMI DIU'tKJISTS. -WANII I) a as an ASSIST N'T Ihoroiidlily understands the retail dnnt Iriidc. Sjiisfmnrv refeiencc can be given Adilress Xl, nt the printers 'I lot TliUlKJiS. WA.N'TUD.aSitiiiitionasl-okii.MA.N 1. A.N, SAI.ICS.MA.N nr Tli WP.I l.l'.li i tl.

Leather Trade: cm lind a wood referenef and at the panterjt'. with a re-pectV: MAN wmiM be clad to JT.V "ble turn, THAVKI.LKU or S.IKSM AN in ituer on eiiinmiKsifin nr otlmrwie. r1.f,.r..,i S'vcn, and seeurity to lare amount. Jf at luc I'ltllHlb. a Situation, as ASSISTANT to a Surgeon, or i-neint and nnu'Kist, by a oiiim who ban ten ye.rs' experience, and can protluee ample teh'i-ini-nialb of rharaetor nnd ability; has nu objection to go ubroad.

i.etteis addresl -7, at the, priutera', ilireieive immediate attention. ihHMi. capatile of eorrepondinK in the Frenih, of a A nan Ulati. and (iermn hmLMiri7.K n. ioi.iitWii.l wuh tu'ume-entiy, an-i wtllnifi to mnUv Iduistdl eful, iy desirous of obtainiio: an AfiKMKNT in a niereamile if k'tter.

post paid) ei i "mhiiii ui'i ju, i re-1 ANTlMl. a Situation, lo Y'liinv -Mail, as IIIKIK-llllllk' Rl-' i Ki.i:ri:ii, or imikk ieur jeaiB i nipmyuH-nt has tin in a niilbvrniht, an, I ironleunilir'scouiiliiiK house. Iteteivnrcs as liteliaructi r. A-c. em he s'ivrn to luslast employers Let-lers a.l.lrcsscil TM, l'm-t Office, Holten.

ill tie am ami sh.k thadk. MA.M'Kll. a bimati in tlio above line, by loiinif wtio his served his npprentiu ship in one of tin-inns: icspts-uhle woollen and li.ilieriLishery li. of tlm first ivircctubiHtv be aiven. A pnlv al COMMFJU IAL TKAVKLLKU, hnviiu" iniuV-t tl.Ti with ilr.ijKTM nil thr.ui-jh tho conntry, wishi-s to KNtiAGE in that cajucity with tcnonU Manchester or print house, whrn liberal salary ill be pven hi- An mltnios and frn'iici iv nbtaintvl by uidrt vm, 40, at the nrmU'iV.

A MVS. who Ii: a thnrniutl rili'-K-ic Vus.ti in tin! et the Lent the Iriii Viiiyith. withes t.i with a Simaiinn as SALKS.U AN. tn any n-spccahlf houe leinus "t'extcinlini; tin i n't hat ferN cnhiU'iit he couki beef ev i', tin- pntiu-rh. VV ANTKI situation us Cl.KltK in some in, -icuiitil -lent, eitllir here.

l.oinl.,ii. 1,. by a respectable Vour-jj Man, h. is tbmouttbty uec.u.i iveil the iKTln.in, and Kiuili-li iaiu'ns-c-. an.i likewise some lin.iuletlie.if the Italian anil Suamt.h.

wiih 11 loliiiue ef Met iaC'iiy references can be given. Applications in be made hyji'tter t.i J. M. Hex l's oihve, Manchester. I in VaNTkT." tcTan Tttablisbed I House, llie Itlivint-Trade.

more r.si.,.iti!.. COMMISSIONS. ThcailrVrtisers, liavinc l.itctv made uitdi- HOns til their Stabliklinieet. erl'er te.rfv elusive use of a renin, and private eutinlinii-hnusc al). convenience fur msltinK-up, parking, ki: on the ire-inisi-s.

rtcfi'mirtsorthe lirst rcsreetahilitv III be civeu V.IJres Post O.Tuv. pi TEA DEALERS, l.KOCKKS. CIlAMH.EIls, AM) I PIU)VIsloN DKALEHs. tKl). by a nnd-llc-nscil Man, a Sitiutiori as I'OIIEMAX.

or active SjAI.KM-MAN, in any of the Dranches. The said i't rton Itatters tbut he understands the above tiranolies thornuithly, whobsaji' and retail. Auytsdi-son in.Ttiiii'.vitJi such ill be promptly attended to. b'ct'rrence of chanw icr and ability can be iven, If required. Persona! bite vi.

w- would be preferable. Address -V 4, Salf.ire', Manchester. P.S. The AiivertLser would nave no objection to travel occasionally. nno MERCHANTS.

MAM-FACTPKEIIS, I tleninnef respectable connections, at nrev-'nt bnldinr a responsible situation in one of tlie u'rsi houses in will shortly be ducti8agi-d, and is therefore wishful tomnke an Engagement with some other equally respectable bouse wlie. may require person competent to manitse the. ctiuutmij-liouse department. Any rc-snecutble lirm wisbins uiiiavcan in AitineaesTtJ to represent tnem, w-oulu on Inquiry hnit the advertiser a deairabte person for that purpose Letters ipost paidi with real name, addressed Mr. M.

Box 14S, will nitet ith due attention. 1'. Security will be given to any amount riquired. ftoitsrs anP otStr grnnisra, nMtii in I'luciiASK. riioi'KUTi to or in i t'Titi.

w.tm.-i Ti Maniiiesier. Ail i tss the lirintcrs'. AM'tU, a BAKEMOUrjli, either with or n-itnout ihe rtxjrn above, in a iituatica in or near tbe iirin-eipaf streets fur t-horoughfaro. Address 1(0, llsu-ket-street. TXJrAfTED to Rent, within forty miles of Liverpool or Manchester, from fifteen to thirty Aerce of PAS-TUKE LAND, with a Cattace attsxAei, at a low rent.

Lcttern addressed G. Jotuh, General Pest OtBce, Manchester (to left tilt called far), will be attended to. i WANTED, bv Two Gentlemen, a PARLOUR and TWO BEDROOMS, in a situation not too Tar from Mnilry- street anil tho Exchange. Addrcsa F47, at tho printers' AfElT.APAliTJIENTsto consist of a parlour and Uire bedrooms, withiu fivo minutes' walk of Portland Place. Address Ml, at Hie printeis'.

WT AXTl-'Tl. hv flentleman and Ln'lv. without VV Genteel APARTMENTS, not more than from 10 to 1j minutes' walk from the -Address 1, at the printers A PAKTMKNTS. A Smale (lentleman may be ateom- mmhirod wiih Well-furnislud PARLoUR and li i i ri.T-J Mr-f luilisf. ddie3 at the printers'.

T- OIlOINGS. WANTED immediately, in the lu ishbour-J hoo.1 of Huslu.lme, or Ilrighton drove, Sp icious and Airy APARTMENTS, with the accommodation of a Stable, ic-AddreM (P'Jst paid) FT. at the printers'. APARTMENTS. A Gentleman of reioiar and -taid habita may be accommodated with TWO ROOMS in a i electable family, two miles from Manchester.

Audreys at the printers'. a Youni? Lady, iiOAItl) andLoilGIMI, in s'liif n'sj ctable family, not more than minutes' walk from the Exchange. The most h-reference will be given. Addresss IV. .1.

N'o. 11, Poat Office. GENTLEMAN' of respectable habits may be accommo-A dated with comfortable APARTMENTS near Ard-wiek Green, in the IriUsc of a small family who have had no other lodger: one wun nines in town will be Address 1H, at the printers. IXFOItll ROAD. Two Gentlemen, who would" occupy tbe one sicepine apartniont, can have a handsome PARLOUR and capital HEDItoOM, furnished, in the above neighbourhood.

Terms, os. t-1. per week each. Apply at the printers'. LA1)V or Gentleman mitv be with li.md-jTV sime APAKT.MUNTS, pleasantly nituatid in the suburbs of Manchester, within a mile of the Kxch imte, There arc no children, nor any other lodser; the 'inmo-dations are HUerior, and terms moderate.

Address -li, ut 'he printers'. A tlKNTLUMAN, of remarkabiv temperate and roKular habits, is in WANT of APARTMENTS, Breakfast, and Tea. in a respectable family, in or near Manchcstii. This will be found well worth the attention either nf a family wi'sbim; to add anoth r-sp. ctable member to its circle, as much fur soeietv in for emolument; or of a reap- et-able couple, without encumbrance, wb- have two well furnished rooms to let.

Address at the printers', statintr terms, and any other information that may be thought desirable. $Jartnrts. iN" active, resiH-cnibie Viunit Man. a few hundred nnuiuK. a kn'n lode uf and ccfdt a cunnecti.inaiiii'tut -tiijiii manufact'iicrs, into 1'Aii'i with a rt stt-c-t-iiblc person -uiiiLirl vitnatcdi in the Cuu minion Tiade.

Address at the printer'. CAPITALISTS. Any (ientltrnan who may be d- mpmis r.MAjl.Xi in lrni, citiicr aim- or in in a toocern njw in it but whii may be inereas 1 tn a great extent, and th-; wbieh ai-. to b'1 very considerable, may hear 'if an ttinity of brv by letter, real addrei-ed 2'1, tin piinerV rpn AI.I HUNTERS A Young Man, who has been I. several vi ins it a print works, and will shortly be at lilirrtv, is li.

sirniis nf joining an es'abiishcd encern, as l'AHTNICU, wiieri: his lutive services may be made available. connections are hi-lily respi ctable, mrt une-vcepti ible references will be Hivcli anil rciuliix-d. Address at tlie print, rs'. WANTED, by a 1'ervon who has now an extensive connection in the town and iii'is'liboiirlioiiil. and who has a practical knowledge of tlie win kinir of a brewery, a PARTNER, who can command from tn t'lsm.

Any person wishful to enter business may invest the same tn nf-vantaite bv adiiressinn 44, at the printers', with real name and others will be attended to. his. ailver-tis'-im nt will nut be repeated. i W'liel sale House, well i WANTED, tablislied in fcini trade and reiieral business. All active nf pi'rsevcrtn habits, and resp.

etable connections: a iiiarrnd peivin would be preferred. Principals alone will be tieited with, bv slating real name and address, wiih the sum they are likely to brimt inlo tlie concern, Ac. by Hd.ties,iu,- o. I'lislOftice, Manchestir. Advertiser wishes lor a conb'Untial out-dnnr partner.

IAItTNEItSIIIl'. An opportunity now offers tn any person posm'sseil of from to i'7to, to enter into PARTNERSHIP in a trade where tin would realize from to per cent inteu-st per annum fnrtliecipital advanced. It is at tin-option of the to take an nelive pan or not in the for further oartii lilars, address. Willi names, lo Hex 4l'7, Cost (lliice, Manchester. N.ll.

To a yininit person iliis ellers an ailvantaKe rarely met with. 1m-meiliate application is nt cessiiiy. (iENTLEMAN e.imuinn.liiiij capital. and well 1 with saiiijimir business, is desir- ills to meet witll al: opportunity of investina it advant-- tenusly, either as ACTIVE PARTNER in a Shippinn Anency, or any other branch of commerce where his rviees mixht be usefully employed. References will be Riven and required, and all conliiiiinicitioiis will be held as strictly confidential.

Direct, with real name nnd address, to 14, at tliu printers'. .0 CALICO PRINTERS, IILEAI'IIERS, STRIPE COTTON MAKERS, Ac. PAR I ER ANTED, ith moderate capital, in a spinniiut anil power-loom con cern, comms'ncinir the malic of floods now priilit.ihiy m.nle by hand: or, as there is abundance of the pun st -pi inn ami river water, spare power, and trnunti for dr ills Ac. 'e. tlie a.WerUser woiini not obje.

to jo'n a coinpeU-ivt pany in calico printing, or bleachinp or in spinnine, dyeinir, and bleaching yarn, and m-ikou the sami into iianii-leoiu stripe cottons, sinliams, c. -vc AiMrcsa (post paid iinlyl H. A. Ancoats-strue; 1'ost Otlice. 1)A ltTNKHHIl.

ANTKI), a in a thriv-inK'and Inerative bnsinets in wlmcan into the concern fiom O'W to TheiuWeniser m-b en t-nsa'eil in the hnsiness for about ten yea's; nnd tine only that liu iiht ffr a iartner that he has jut talf- nifiro extensive jirLinii-s umlfr peeuliiir s. His ci'Tineetion in business is excellent, ami certain, and otrr a lutisteliuiliju opportunity foi invent in nt nf small capital. As the must Ka'i-factoiy information and referenees ill be piveii and required, no i ne ai-ply without Kivinc tUtir real name nnd address. Andrew at tlsu printers'. jtlOlKJP.

TUorSANIt 1'orXIW and ..7110 readv to be 7 ADVANfKO tbe MortK'aire of ycod buildings. Apply Mr, Cvritriius Jf'ootl, aolicitor, Ann's Chuic'i aid. TWO TIIIM'SAND ready to he I.KNTon mort- if aire, in two or more sutity, nu eligible re tl steiiritv, in to be invented in the pnreh.t-e of welU-i-eured original ehit-f I renN. Apply to Mr. J.

J. V.7.v, soucitur, 2, town i lull JfuildniKi, ro-. street, Murichtsttr. fatsrrllaitrotts. a Si.nn.l-liMilil Woni.I.KN HVLK, an.

I Self-aetins l'DWKH lill.I.V. Also who llaunel nialitifiletiire, Ac. would tie talit-n in a Mill now at work in the eily ot liavirz water power and other advantages. Very mud. Tate eapitnl Applylif postawe' to.

II. ut Win. C'aiar's, Koljiii lloo I Inn, rhuri li-strei ANCHKSTF.R PliOTK.STANT AM) 1 ID.N" ASSOCIATIIIN A l.l:t' I I'ltKS, on ffime of the roillts of iff ri lice liotweeli the Clmrch of Ktifil i lid and the I'll to rh of Home, is intended toI.elVllveredinST. MATTHKW'S CIUUCII 1'ield, on The liist eture to commence unltkuibihir theuih or ill L'omWk-nee at soven an. re-quested to apply to tlie apparitors of the church fur sitiiinrs in order to prevent confusion.

TBEATna MANCHESTER. MISS KLLK.V THKB (of the Theatres U.ival. Ilmrv Lane, t'oifrnt Cardrn. and llavuiarli. ti is l-aiea "eil I'lili "Xi: Mi.

HT. and will make her Hist uppeaianee al this Theatre, since her return from the United Til it; I rcviCN'IN'd, in the haraeier of Ko.alind, in Sh.ik ire's i Cllleily of AS YOU I-IKIC IT, and h. nriuinal charartei of IV'llline. in llie Diania of TIII-: i THIS SATltltllAY. iietober luth, lie revived Miakspeare's Celiuily (not acted here for seven ypai.s), called AS TOTT LIKB IT.

W. Howard. (irav Jacques Stuart. Ollando Oliver. Touchstone William Cilia Mr Aiaiens Mr.

llarki Slaiter. leaver. I I'hiehe Mrs. Tellct. Alliln I Mis.

Miss Ellen Tree. ir, haraeter she wili sinti 1 he Cuckoo Soiiu, and speak Ihc luminal llpiloue. Incldenlal (.. play, the Sonus of ruder the tree." and lllow Ihoii winter wind," hv Mr. Ilarker.

To coticlllile wiih a New U.aitia. never acted here, called II It AX SUM: AS A Ki'lMiTII OK Mn.VTKsUl'I Kl. As pcrfunned this season with approhation ut tin; Theatre Itoyal, I lay market. llurvallc Mr. (Irav.

The I'n Kidcnt Mr. Wehsfer. -Mr. W. II.

Illand. I'lnlippe Mr. Slaiter. Kstelle (lertrllde Cleaver. Jlins Kllcn Tree, lis oriifinally perfornied by her in London.

The Ho nilicewill he ojiem this.l.-iv (Satiirdavi. whru places for the boxes may he taken in eleven until tht. places can be secured unless ticketsaie taken. I. iwer IJ'ixes, 1'pner lloxes, 1'ii, (lallerv, Is.

lloors to be at six, and the perfumi-uiic lo eoininenec at seven o'clock precisely. THEATS13 EOTAI, MANCHESTER, It SCHAI.LKIl.N'il.itc leader of Mr. -Stiauss's hand, conduc'iiriil Hie orchestra of her majesty's balls, Iluek iniiiiani Palace, Alniucks. lnivins ju.t 111 1 Ivcd fronuhe continent with a Select STIt HAND, has Ihc honour to announce to the Nnlilitv, Ccnlrv 1 I'ulilic of M. 111- -loiter anil its vicinitv.

that he will civ-- a lift AM) Co. CKKT la Strauss, or. KVENINfl, October 'art 1. Overture, Kalliwnda; W.iltz Kovend- LunniT. Iti Waltz Snaiiss; lot I'mirri Tra Mi; voln, Aubei: Gab.p Nw Ilraiiilenbnri r.

Sehallebn. Part Overture, Keke rsbrrv; tioadrill Walfz IVtcvhbuicer, banner, Stilo; Walzer. The above music is published by II. Cuckn mid Co. London, and is to be lud t.f all mtiie Kellert.

The box ottiee will bu openetl on Tuesday nex, win places for the Ik-xcs iy taken frnm eleven until three o'chu-lc. places ui he secured utile tickets are tiitien. Lou-er Hoses, I.pprr Hose, I'iT, Cjllerv, Huoi's to hr eperu-d at beven, and the perfonnanet to rum- wtnee ut o'elneV; pue.eW. OBEKT'S THBATEE, 8PRIMO aARDEWS. II TXIIHIt I'atronaue of the Centlrmeli of the Apollo 1 dice Chili, and other Mii-ocal of r.

i On KVKMMi, (li I. iid. for tho IIUXEFIT I of Mr. IIOIi.N'HY; on which occasion Miss Leach. Missllad- 1 lield, Mr.

(liiuishaw, S. ('imprr. and lleelis, will have tie honour of appeariuc. The Maud will be trebled, and the Oiclieslra erected on the stacc. Leader, Mr.

A. II. Hiick'ins. The performances will commence with the oui- ratic Ilrama of THE JHOUNTAIW OATHS BBS; on. thi: iiimii or thk i Principal characters, tiy I'rcs on, M.

Wat- Uina, M'tlreT, 1. I.nior, loites. llarcriivc: ales, sine. Weston, lliuuiiis, nnil Miss (I ites. After which Sinninn an.l hv llloisc anil (lm Sir.

Moses will il.in, I. r.Mravairiinza. Tobe tollnueil bv.i Grand MISCMI.I.A NKOl'S by aeh, Ilailh- 1,1, Missis, lliclis, (irinishaic, s. un.l Thomas. (Quartet, three flutes and bssoon, enmmencinc ith a hv (i.o.rit-esl,-v, an.l eeiielii.lin with Mr.

Hornlo's Variation's en ih-N" Mel oi' the of Sioilelah." M- II. -mil Pa'pil, and Messrs. Wileox un.l She.h. vol -Tie- conce't to conclude ivtih lvotzaivara's Overture I'rdilUti. The to conclude with the laughable I'n re ef .10 i a on.

TilK FRV.MIIMAS IN oi'AN-nARV. Mens. Morbku tiv Mr. oif the rby and Thea'-rrsl. b'nvcr Botes.

lloxes. 2-. 'id. Pit. Is.

(Oil. leiy, 1 1 ii If Price: bower Itoxes, t'pisir II is. The increasiuo demand Vl.ir'rtini Ink having ii tion-, is are is for for Lessi-y's celebrated s-v, uiiiiortliy to Oe or their i-nanl. The of streke, j.th ef nr. iinr.i:iilitv, ami of application application.

as lie ti'-n il at 1-. pel I. Uv J. I. i'kvaitbiy, ail st.itieiiei and m- ilicine ender FllTAl'iis.

Pi-rbiips no connlry atiounds in oi stianc ep.tii-hs, soniuch its our own: vmie ke. p.iiiK rravity ef the and others in.li, of no veiy t'ee vity. The hi woman of Dnnk ho sievive some thn.c or four reicr.s. and who cone. her own piistiiiiuiouii eulogy, tells us, unionc "thcr tl An end of all 1 have seen;" dreaming then of" the march," and of that nnnihi-lator of lime souee, the railway.

As npurds the siition "I cur specie-, the nio-t iKiiu'-ifu: lincj, for a monument are those of the clei-ant Vouiiii Early, brinht, transient, chaste as morrtini-' iew, Mie srxuklcd, vas elhalcil, and went to heaven." Hut as reKards the (icntb of this most interestinc portion r.f creation, niethers who neeUct to trv that ire- dirme, In.Mnl-.' Pi eservalit e. vviil lest know wlio ive to reorjacb! See adverti IN BANKRUPTCY. ft.lllilatsColIliiw,,lliel, Hcs.rai, 4, St. Jaaies'i sintre. Place of Mectinoand Hour.

Oct. It). I). Albert, man ufaciurins chemist, Cadishead, asgnees, 19. S.

Foi, corn deaier. Jdanchester, assinnee, 19. Dawson and Co. calico printers, and C. It.

v-C. K. an uivnicn-i C. R. 4 19.

E. Harnreavca, and cutler, Man chester, audit and further dividend, ID. IL Mainwarin, draper, Manchester, assiirs. J. Pickles, commission at-enc, Manchester, Ut esamma'ien.

C. It. C. it. C.

R. 52. Do. do. do.

office of HacJield. solicitor, Fountain-street, 23. J. Mitchell, Prerdnn and Liverpool, w-coilen drapei and bald aler, spvei.tl, nf Sale atu Vt'orthiuf l-'ouuLiiii-strcet, lanctestir, The c--rn averages, made un i-n Ylrorsiiay. eiUiuit continued in ti.e price of wiieat.

i be wKkiyavcrv. i is o7. -d. and the average of the weeks 70s. which is a decline of 'is.

7d. on the former, and 4d. on the aggregate average, as compared with last week. The duty on foreign wheat remains the same, viz. 10s.

8d. but by neit week's return, in eonsequejice of the considerable fall this week, the duty on importation will be increased. Spain. Knutoro, with men of the army of the mrth, has marched from Sarngossa, in two Columns, moving hv Alraniz ami Ueichitc, towards tho corccsoi nnd Mnntalhan. O'Donncll, ccmnumlor of the anny of the centre, advances at the sauu' time hv Segorbi: and del Plana, in tho directum, with men.

One division movea or. Teruel and the other, iTuniiaiaxara, moves towards the source of the for the pur-poiu of tlip defiles of Medina and Albarazin. Cabacero, who served with Cahrera, accompanios the oxiiedition, as well as several others, lately Carlist olfieups, well acquainted with the country, its defence nud resource. The toro? of Cabrera may in at 20,000 men. It is can ton td in a mountainous conn-try between Ca.tcllon la I'luna, Alcaniz, Teruol, and the Lower Ebr.i, position very difficult of It contain lit or ton little place-, very strong, of which tile two principal, Cantavieja and la, are nearly impregnable.

The army of the centre once failed against Mnrrdla, though ft bad superiority of force and an abundant artillery. Hut the jUction is, will the soldiers hold out with him, and will not the umVers imitate tho conduct of thw; of Navarre! It 'w only by terror that Cabrera 'uW. lb; hai threatened to fil.oot any person who jaks of thfc enenUon of Borvara. Junuil Dibits. UNITED STATES.

At ar4.ut two oVlo.k on Tuesday afternoon, the BriliJt Quim Mi-ann-r arrived at having mad" thf v.iyai;' fr.uu New wlo-tvc sho started on the 2d instant, in thirtwn ilayi and twenty-two hours. She in spei dollnrs, and re-niittanees to the amount million sterling. The date.t brought by thi- vsil are from Quebec to the 25th nf Jy.i-wmWr Montreal, Si-ptember 27th: Toronto, K.pte'oher2f'th 'ruz, Septendmr 1 lh New Orleam. Setcmlwr 2Ni 'harle-ton, September i the 'et S-pn-mbcr U'th and i nab. Sept.

tnb 2Mb. Another slave-ship, the Araty taken Am- ricni had arrival at i'hiluiUlphiii in v.api Mf-nrado, on we-t of A trie i. Sht hail hem taken on theeoa-'t by Th' -loo of wj.r a a and i piveii up to rovern IV.ieliaiian, L'nitcd Stal' ron-nil at wi a ii' crew on tM.anl, aixi orut-reo b-r to i'oiu i' li'tiia. She wan fitted nut at Havana. Tie- --cir; to lead tn more tp.ubie in th'' cour-c of tho winter.

The uf M.i-at If-, it appears, has is-ii'-d rvat man permits u. tl.i- people N'-v. lirtia-wi-k to cut timber on the -I on both side of tie' Arooa- an uwU tie; ivim-lion tlic permit, trcv r.aT'; ti ti i oniiiilttuii; et''ii-iv jepradatmns W.v tS'vittr airhePl tia- isieo; an orur i to at-nt. ano ttirmi him to people ol the -iat i 1 1 i i his resold- to poni.di al deprr(iators in a e(T- ami way. The fuliowiu area o.rr.o-t- fnm tl ip-'r Sk hNi-, at Sot i ji.

It is only in Charleston hn- to-' yelhtw b.v- abated. In New Orb-ans, and Mohi'o, ti disease continues to r.iL't. Tiie has apf-cin in Natcln Mis. and rjn th ith ultimo, tvvn c.i-- The in-tfrnn-nt in New rv "ii the 20th ultimo, weiv In a day ha- b'en s-t apart fur public vnii; and pray "Nr.w Mtfh.v MxiiKKt, Oct. Ilia, th-- di-part-ire of a t-am-jiiip for it is not io our to announci any ittiprnvt-rn'-iit in the -tate of the money mark' and the orilv 7i ci.te with it, iMnev tlo- depar-ttire t.

tie- II'' i- th" df termination to which have come to tarnish i on London hut, we fear, the rare which they are wiib ii to draw is too high t. preterit- the shipment of spi -it-, the object, we presume, they hate in view. We iivti -trangv tun and not the least strange is it th it, ni-twitbtanding tise sevre pressure we hate xpeneneeU fcr thi1 sear or two couMimption uf I oreign goisds in thi" "ountry has continued so large as to hion: than ab-oHi -Mir export at least, judging from the. rat- of e' u'e, this would seem to he the case. The riv of the it-- of intere.it in Kngland and here has, be id.

added an additional inducement to ship specie to pivn-m are contineed the rate of exchange tmi't be at b'at2 percent below the actual it. individual now drawing on Kngland at HO days' ut p.ir and sbippiiig with the proceeds of In draughts meet them, weiihl gain tiO days' a.i the specie -Anidd of course be cash on arrival, and his draughts have hi) days run after presentation but individuals drawing here for par and at days' dlydit on a credit, r'' the banks do, will gain the interest of das in New York, and that at the prii paid here for tho use of money is no trifle, as in the very wjp-t event, that of the rate of not falling as the cotton crop goes forward, and they hate to -hip -pecie to meet their drafts, it will not be neceJ-ary to do it till davs after they hate drawn. We to rail the attention of the drav-ing hank to this f.tct, who, if they do not lower the rate they are a -king fur their bills, will fail in the they profess to have in view, and besides appear to have attempted to practice an extortion, The Jitih-h Qiirrn sails to-d iy, and the amount of specie she will cam out, it is will not exceed to The bill-drawing banks, it is aid, may reduce the premium on their bills, in whi'b eji-e they will fmd a more ready --ale. ihiyers prefer private inditiduaN at ten for sixty das, hills of (lie banks at nine uud thrt-e-iuarters fur niiejlv dat-." DOMFST1C AND MISCKlXANKOCiS. "i mi: MniniiiMs ur Suiiiniv.

nvrt statr, Hi it thi- M.iri-lii.iiirs.s ut' SalMmry iiii-il (ill Tuisilav lirtw- i-ii six ami si'ven ii'i'lin-k, at in Arliiiit'iii-stri'i't, Hit was tlii- aii'l (1f (l.tmla-r K-'. aii'i was marrif 1 to tin- present (if Salisl.iiry in K'JI. BiiidinnN, (it t. ii! I.nnl Itriiiiliaiii, the cluv. vau ulis, il pili'i: ini'st intrntiy nu nf 11 11.

pfints in Ma.snii's Id'pi'sitnry, ri'iiri'si'iitinir ''I lif Wi.ir ami tlit- l.imli." It is siii! thai liis Inr.l-hiiip his frii'inl. "Thi' I. mil' very like -Mi hut, f.r tin- lilV oI'iiils 1 cannot ilivini; who is uilf-l lh" wnll." AVi.i.vyjvi: in "I'ii atti'iitinn nf llic jr-tiii nf Wi'stmiiisirr huini; hi'i-n ralli'il tn lm- I'lairnril hy tin- r.irnnrr fnr that city, tin ri'snivi short linn- simv tn tin' if thi-Ait'irni-s-i ii'in ral on thi- snl-ji-i t. A raso as Sliiiuiitti 'i tn liini arri'r'lilily. Thi' casr, aflur sott'lni; furth tin' m-t nf it-, i.

1 1. c. 'J'l. slatt's: Tin- enrol icr tut U'cstininstiT li.is In'ri'tnl'iru I'laiint il unci hi en M.fjWH'far$tFt.r in litso" llmt aimiinit, altllouill he hlsn travi'llful less than two miU's, i2 mm mile anil a half or one mile ami three 'juarters; l.ut ihaiht.s have lately arisen vvlii tlier tin- eiironer is entitieii tn any allnwa'i Inr travi-llln, ewej.t I'nr every mile eiiinileteil." Ipminn I ant nf i.piuii.ti that, in point of law, enronerrt llinler the 1 1. e.

I. nnly entilleil to wiieUKc inr every einiiplele mile ravelle.l tl they are not entitled tn l.e pai.l as wlmle mile for part of a there is nil prnvisinli l'l- iii.i'kiii tie-in I'll nip, lis. 11 where they travel only part ul" a mile. 'JJ. I thllih the seenml nf the aet xleieU to eniniH-rs nf eities; ami ill, I thilil; that ninli this seeti.ni enri.in r.s are tn vlicre tl.ej travel a mile frnm their ahnile, tn an ili'piisilain in a uaol, heyninl the sum aUewe, (,, -m iiiipii-iimn I.

vlhe ipiartir sessions, ,1. 'tvii'iu 1 1. Ten pie, J7, V.W 'ill! Uiv.vis. A most Imliemiis ear.e is reporte-1 in the la-t -m hieh neeiirreil nt It was an aelimi hrmiyht hv Deiimllo a-'ainst Jr. lliniv Iveu'ers.

Tun rival he.m-tiiH, the Hon. ami Lady were present at a public hall at ami the stewards, hnoeilii; that some jealousy dieui, lliuiht il right to provide two supper iahlos and two ins, prevent a "hhiw up." Iicii of tin s-lade resided at the supper t.d.le prepared for lier. After Mippti' ilaneiiij; eonilnenei and, nnt-witlisiuiidiii ti uients of the stewards, l.adv and her partner n.se,si,., of the head nf the room, ilius i.ddni; the place which Mrs. Smith and her partner had previously secured. The vv-urd of eoiiiiiiaud cn en Stand at and all stood still: 11,, "i turned Lady I'arUi in the I'ontre dance; she wiih her partner, and returned with another: hit em; danced withhersave her partner.

Mr. Sn.i-e ha.peneil to llial.e some nh-s-rvaiion to tin- elect that lie would not dance with Lady in the 1 Mr. Honors; that called l.itu "a sc.undrel and a lie (Mr. Sivarjc) tave him a hlow. Mr.

lingers sent a Uiessi.i?.. Savage would not he shot at. Mr. linn as a cow ard, and he thought proper to hritiK' hi- action against Mr. Rogers for sent iiim tHutdenn -s ige and posted him Tin- jury found the vlefeiuhmt guilty: hut the prosecutor declined to call hiltl tip for judgment.

The IcgHatuio I Jamaica have voted for the purpose of pr. 1: -cling the establishing of mulberry and the ciiimre of silk in that island. Linu ladies re all ,1 ibnugli among the Kenta-lneli not one 11pp. are to be dressed for dinner. Hie conversation inner; loud, hut, notwitlistaiulili-completely drowned in elatl.

i- of knives ami i p.cieeived that the women t.ilh.d. not only much more, hut also much hnnl-r. than the men American of the higher ig the most bashtul creatures, in the en, eel ladies of fashion, i ever saw. ') l.v women with dubiliihle cyin-eioiisness of tln-irown inferiority, and. (Kin rroui mmlestv or i tl, lil except to altirin wii.i: has been lid bv the I nlies.

is always rcn.ind. i 1 Caiohde's One imiyer, llelas in.idaine ic( ondrai comnie voi.s Von. 1 have seen one of t. vild eentlonicn in the I'ciited States one who I' tlie rank in the pft of Hie Ann lean people, and whose ariiiii); and kuowl. i is re.i-do'.vil iiim a most ph a-ing ami enli riaoimg coiupani.e.! ot no ii--betray aa ssion ol a.

if bad been making Ins in soeielv and ibis. loo. i bouse one hi. fneml Tl.it awkwardness in luc li even tl lm e''eppoli, wroi in ihc 1. i' most distinguished their race make uiiisi ne owing to snini'tlung ra.bcall onipo-iiiou of American soeietv, wlm inei.

well a women in a false position Th, well as women 111 a f. cum, -non this must force itself on the mind if wery impartial observer who lias had an opportuniiv of making himself familiar with tin- customs ami manners the higher classes. There uppers to he a of revpeet and want of sincerity on the ail ot the men wi'b rogan! to the women, produced, I posilioll which the latli lied wherever II-v are e. niaet with the former. In tirt place.

Am, rican ladies occupy, frem iii'T" iinesy, a rank in society which is not o'dv I that hold vvvn faimh. s. but winch is actually incompatible with the verci: di.eretion on the part of the gentie-im-'i. I he ladies must be waited lllioii la.hc inu-t be hell e.i "tin- ladies 1,11, I .1. carnage "the 1 idi.

riage (he ladies me. the ladies must en the ladies must I la lies must be led un 5 ladies must have their pi to bed." (In ev. i.i." ine foo't Lie laaen im ol tile Car- have their shoe-strings tied their lodh-rnhber shoes put 1 vv-a; pe shawls;" the and down stairs tlit' uidles ut them when they eec.isicn they are treated as nolo 1.,, ,1. than lie admiration men and as the service. they 'areitv rc-iiiiro are numerous pn.portion to of hired oriK the gentlemen obliged t.

i-'iiumuji rcin.cr the society id' women oft, irkscn arc liaily engaged from ten to twelve h. canihit hut lo men who irs in active tnism. ss, tveiorc tliev arcs to do th 1.1 agrei-able at a i -uenrtt me reimng tlie I. frc jujiitly hailed as tho signal for th as once heard it calicd, fo fU aiu." and hemg again natural and 1. these matters the men allowed dies is but too rowing rietting.

itrtho If in any "isc their own Gisg.vti in bestowing attention on those only whom llvcy line, all world be well enough. The ladle's would receive a great deal of voluntary tribute ami the gen tirmen, delighted with the rrivilm "oiv vvouiii more prodigal t0 who woulJ I l'--ir devotion. But, instead of this, afa-hi. oal.V harassed by kn uuin-, 't for no other rur i that. 1 (,, tiod 1 el iking to a paitie ti.v.dual.

Hence i American y.Uor. exhibits nolinn but generalities o't men ami women, in which no other merit is recognised but tliat whieli to the sex In this manner American ladies are v.ursliinpej; the adoration consists in a species of polytheism in which no particular goddess has a temple or an altar dedicated to herjelf Autocracy iu America. of from the so from Tho and of the that and -t' 1 1 I)e 1 the of a its in to of in of of a to 1 ne i At less must ne likely spots I on dark the i -'t sre.it her an ghs ing officer for the borough of Manchester, and Appointment of Borough reeve and Cos-stables. It will be seen from a report of the proceedings at the Manchester court-leeton Wednesday, that tlie horinifrhreeve and constables chosen are all decided friends of incorporation. We understand that some of the anti-corporators are exceedingly wroth at the result ol this choice of officers but on what reasonable we must confess our inability to discover.

They mainUiii, that the rated inhabitant 1 ouseholders of this borough ought not to elect thiir own officers, but that the power of appointment should be vested in the leet-jury, or, in oilier words, in the parly by whom that jury is summoned. If the ratepayers, then, are incompetent lo select thcir own officers, they are incompetent judges of the appointments of others if the lord of the manor nr his steward is the party best tjiialifu to choose, it is a piece of downright impertinence in other panics to set themselves up as censors of the choice. Let them take those who arc appointed lo ginci'ii iheni, and he thankful fo--what they have got, Cltl'MBS HP CoMfOItT fop. the ToittF.s. The last few days have been full of circumstances which must have riven our friends the tories ample opportuniiv for chewing the cud of bitter Lincics." The Manchester borough revision has been any thing but gratifying to the "Borough Conservative Association," and the other torv mid unions in the town.

The Salford borough revision has still less of hore for them. )n the appointment, on Wednesday, horoiigh- reeve anil constables Irieudlv to uicori oration, we have commented in another article. On Thurs day the ceased to have the power to draw upon the poor's rate fi the maintenance of their shadow of a police; the powers and responsibility of the constables of Afatichcsier, in reference to the maintenance of tie peace of the town, passed itilo other hands and the resistance of a faction tothe general consolidation of the police for ihe borough, wits effectually extinguished. Yesterday was not without its comforts for the ami-cupurators. more borough prisoners can find their way to ihc New llailey, there to be tried at more than double the cost to the county than can attend their prosecn-tion at the borough court.

Then the effort madelasl week to get possession of the lists of borough voters, and so to prop up the boroiighreeve and constables in their assumption of the right to be returning officers of the borough, was rendered abortive; first, by their term of office expiring in the interval before judgment and, secondly, by the unanimous decision of all three icvisiug banisters, that the mayor must be held to he tha returning ollieerof this borough, and not the boroughreeit: and constables. One by one, all the sids and appliances of the anti-corporators, all their strongholds and "authorities," are dropping away from them; and, when term commences, we shall doubtless have lo record a few Lyal consolations for them, in reference to the validity of the charter; the rights of the coroner; the legal appo'ntiuent of overseers; the resistance of the churchwardens to the peremptory -mandamus; and other little mailers of a like nature, with which the gloomy month of November may be expected to lie enlivened. StnsrrtirnoN tort Mit. Thomas, tiik Lath Di.imuy Our readers are no doubt aware, that Mr. Tiiomis, the late depulv-constable, has been, by a bodily lifilicliiui, wholly incapacitated from acting as a police-officer, or following any other employment by which he can earn a living; and it will he seen from a report elsewhere, that a motion, made al a meeting of ratepayers on Wednesday, to grant him a year's salary, as a gratuity for bis past ser- lices, was negatived.

Whether that decision was mii. uuo to inquire, as it would he perfectly fruitless to do so; but of this we feel confident, that to some mark of the approhation of the rale-payers for his services, and to some token of their sympathy for his misfortunes, Mr. Thomas is fully entitled. As tbe proposal tn grant him a sum frot i the rates has been negatived, thuic remains no other course than that of a public subscription, which, wo believe, has already been commenced, and which we hope will be liberally supported bv ill those to whom his merits as an officer were known; and few, indeed, of the inhabitants of were ignorant of them. Having ounielvcs seen much of Mr.

Thomas, and of the wav in which he discharged ihc duties of his office, we feel great in adding our trsti. moil tn thai nf the gentlemen under whom he served. the access of that affliction which enfeebled his mind, ns it weakened his bodily powers. Mr. TiioM.i.swas not onlv an active, ligilant, and intelligent ollicer, bill an exceedingly humane and benevolent man, and was eicr ready tn cxeit himself, not only in the peculiar duties of his office, but in any work of mercv and charity in which he could make himself useful.

therefore, feel perfectly satisfied, that the inhabitants of Manchester will not permit him to leave their service under his prevent alllieliow, without some substantial token of their approbation; and we shall le exceedingly glad to take chatge of any sums with which our re.ideis may think proper to entrust us for his bent lit. LOCAL PROVINCIAL I.Vi'F.f.LKi'KNCK. lie -Miss Ki.i.i.s' will bo seen by tbe advertisement in that that I I'liarmintr actress. Kllcn Tree, is to malic her first "Ml" I mi 'mi nielli; in mis in -aire, since ner reiorn from tin. roiled sum.

ibi. ranters of Ixntifiind in A Me', and 'iirtw, in tin- new drama of Tti m. I II" course, all who idle 'oo will to elooy this treat and there is little doubt that the bouse will' be well filled. Oi'KMv; ot Tin: Ma.nciikstkii inh Su.i oho C.in.u..- Uy an advertiseinerit in our first it will be seen that this canal which, connei le the river Irwell, iif-'ir tlio Qtiav, with th' R'''h'JuI' jtncil, n' lir the Ali.itui Wi. wiif tV- 'l tu tht public on Aluii'lay vwk iw -Wit in.Ht.

St. Li'K Cii vw Ciroiti.yuv-n.N.Mun.orii, Tho Lord Ilisltfij) of tim Iif-c-c ha-, plcrt.vd to appoint th of tho fr-(- chool, funitf nf St. I.ul; Chor ton-Dpon-: at liiM iioniin-'ilioii tin? K-v. A. Jfi'pwnrth, f.I,.B, niiniht' th- ch.ircliwar'lns having rai.i-d the ru'C-f-Hsary sum tuniMhini; tlf stipMii.

Thk rouosr.H ami Dn.iii thf' uii'Iit tli r-hief ciriirMi -'i'-Tt'T, h.i.- he mt: to hitn, un th- pirt t'h rnnii, tho honiiii'h an-i (' Mr. Hiittoi, v. Ii. fli '-irt t(, claim a juriMjietioii v.ithin thn hooutli, fnr th- Titiviiyi privi. of a j-'itirt -oifiriT, to vrrvt; tli'-lr rind warrant-, jurica, ftr.

Sir hari'-s Shaw, in an th'--- un- d-r-taiiil, in i-trun term as f' e.t to whieh, in tl t.arti"- rnti instaneo, th from 1 rival claim1 r.f 'utfer riL' to th'-i" p-a fif" 1 ioif i.ver. i b-n-ht- of id cniiistaiicr- eiSe.I Mi'fV Ul the ari iy attending an in: cte-1 up tliat lie hnw "oroni-r. In; -i thin th- tbe to do with but he of doOble -arv in.p pro- to tie- of Of de p.erftor)1-. a-, rubral nf Miti' h'-t in-i l'-r a.J tn l.i lii .1 iiij ii- I il.n! li- I i.u! l- u.ii lii'-ir f--' 1' th'- v. l.ut at u-it-- in -iiov-i-r to II.

1UI. f. "li III This haati it, "fay th- ''th A. mfirf.t i.a.- I in' -t 'it tl." llnl 1.. WlVi th-- ii.

1 i('t rr'-rn part An th iv th- II i-eoi r.T,'-r-, th- David flarn'on, K. "I- of tin v-ar. and vshr hviriii ta.s tin- -anv apj.ear. t-, tak- r. -T' n' in: in tin- r-hious w-l.

irnir di-tri-r, laving ii i.ivii.L- fr undatior far- oi trm popu ou ma the it.t'T.'i niiiK a- uf two o'li-r chirer- iin th-imiri- di The hiihop on th- with fiis usual imprei.VjveTi-.-t, liaai and afu-r the a-r- a wan made in aid ol tn- hutch fund. arnountins; to the -jm of Id. nut of James Adsh-a V.i. from whose re- he pru-eed-d on the following moniig to the of St. Mary's, N- a ton.

Tlie 'A S' eotnnienreif on Sunday and two j'K'i'. and sennori1, one in thin fr i tV It--', ii. rt. 1 "I I th' I'. iin.

iv. rt, forlher -ol- ot it will thu-may in addition ear, ei and u. tlw ttis expensive edifice has ln defrayed hy voluntary ft (ratifying to add, that, prior to the consecration, every available sitting in the church was let; a circumstance, we be-lieve, utiparaliel4d in the aoaila of church bvilding. i i i i i I I I A premium oi francs Has been proposed ny bVonch government for the discovery of means to prevent forgery of tamps, water marks in paper, and engine-turned engraving, and also for an indelible ink, that characters once written with it on any writing material cannot bo obliterated. The decision is to be under the direction of the Academic des Sciences.

The f'apiiclf announces that M. agriculturist in the neighbourhood of obtained, common flax-seed, flax of an extraordinary length, stalk, in the whole field, are now 12 feet high, it was calculated that they would reach the height feet. This extraordinary L'ruwth is ascribed to use of a manure known in France by the name of Hams' AlMi.i.utv Legion. The claims of the oilirers and men of the unfortunate legion upon the Spanish government are now in a fair way uf heing speedily settled. We noticed, on the 2d August last, Mr.

(irotf, Mr. lluller, Sir Dc Ltcy and other influential members of parliament, had waited upon Lord Talmerton, on behalf uf this ill-used body, nruiio.sfd that an arrangement should be sub mitted bv his lonhbip to the Spanish government, which the claims should be paid off hv instalments of 1 'UJUMJ ner annum. Lord Talmerston has so far redeemed i'ih pledge, that under the auspices of the British etnha-sv at Madrid, a prupo-at has been made, within the iat few days, by the highly-respeetabie lunkinii-huu-e Shea and Co. of that ntv, to undertake to make patments of everv three months, until the whole (now about iiall have boon huuidated. This propositi has been iifficiallv notified bv the Spanish government to Sir Laev Kvans, who leaves london in a few davs for Madrid, to complete the arrangement.

SiMii'i ar (uu.LMSTArK. Tuesday afternoon the barque Hfio Captain Campbell, arrived in the St. Tine's Dock. London, from Matanzas. AVhiUt ve-sel wa lyinc to, a gale of wind, in the tiulf Mexico, she shipped a light sea, which washed over board a pudding-hag, which the cook had just well stuifed with piea-sant it being what is terni'-d hv nautical men a duff About four hour afterward a shark, measuring eight feet length, was caught hv a fishing hook placed over the stern of the ship, and hauled on board, and immediately killed.

On its tuiinc opened, the identical pudding washed overboard wib found, with its contents un touched, a-s well as several beef bones, which had been ilirown into thesea an hour before the uas ojai. i art oi tne voracious nsn was ijueutly drc-sed in goo(l style by the cook, and formed mess for all bands, tt ho appeared to relish the unexpected diet. The pudding-hag was afterwards used on the passage hometvards, and is now snug on hoard ttie Jirii: the St. Catharines Dock. wail: kks in A series of those alarming subterranean the fearful etfects which we have so and lately read of as bap pening in other countries, took place heU week ir Crieif and the neighbourhood, with a violence whicl not been felt for many years pat.

One of thcM about fouroVlock on the morning of 'l'hus- day last, and was distinctly felt throughout litis iml the upjier portion of Strathearn. '1 he shock generally rtsemh'ed a smart hut seveie crash, accompanied witlt tremubm-i motion, and loud, continued noise, not unlike distant thunder, but more holhnv and deep in tone. in Saturday, again, no fewer than four dioeks occurred during the dav, one of which, about tlirc' I'loclt i.ni. w.vs tiry violent, mt nmrli an, that Kcm-rai attentinri wa nrrcstcii it; and many nf the inhabitants ran into tlie street. Considerable; excite prevailed in the town in some nf the shops' the ttles and crockery were reeling in the shelves, and private house similar effect, arnon the furniture, ic.

were very apparent. To the west, we hear the earthnuake was also very forcibly felt, although in no instance any eruption or damage has as yet been t.f ilti' Ol ii.kts Tn Itiimsn C'ai itai. in the Hast. Commerce at large, and also British commerce, is not at more than its first developments. In proof of this, see the countries of the world 11nvi.nite.1l by commerce.

Keeping out of view the expanst) of Africa, or the superb tracts of the Aneriean continent; recurrence the Kastern hemisphere sufficient to show how little is and how much remains to he prosecuted of a commercial character. In reference to tho Kast, it were well posterity should ponder upon the effect which one fatal error lias entailed upon the whole train of Ilritish interests, and how, from a single principle of inonoply, a grievance of so leviathan extent grew up, 11s to the present day to have reduced the countries of the. Oriental world to an obscure idea, and allowing, as in the instance of Russia, tho legitimate channels of Ilritish mercantile enterprise to have devolved to the keeping of foreigners. Hut if along the northern chain of countries which bound Asia, from the lion to the Caspian, from the Caspian to the central part of the wild Torkimmuns, through Persia, Tartar-, and on to the wall of I'ekin, we find the Russians possession of that vast trallic, it will not excite surprise, that, on the southern extremities of that continent, along the luxuriant and picturesque regions forming its tropical girdle, the merchants nearly in exclusive possession of the profits of trade are the Chinese. The most extensive, intimate, and probably the most ancient of the foreign commercial relations of the Indian Islands," is that with China: theru is engaged in ihis commerce Kil.iKHi tons of shipping, which is Luis mure than that usually engaged in the direct intercourse between (ircat Dritaiu and China." Urvninl Herald.

Mailshai. The almost superhuman exertions Ney, who brought up the rear of the grand armv. are well known. Here is his apparition a' the close of his exploit. At length we were out of that accursed country the Russian territory.

The Cossacks no longer pursued us with the same ardour, in proportion as we advanced into tlie I'rusJiati, territory, we found better quarters and more resources. The first place at which we were aide to take breath was Wilkoviski and the next (luinblnneu, where I put up at the house a physician, which I had occupied when I passed through the town before. Some excellent coffee had just boon brought us for breakfast, when a man in a brown great cat entered he had a long heard, his face was blackened, and looked as if it were burnt bis eyes were red and brilliant. At length I am here," said he. "Why! Oeneral Uumas, don't you know No; who are you then!" '-1 .1111 the rear-guard of the grand army I have fired the last nnisket-shot on the bridge of Kovvno.

I have thrown into the Niemen the last of our nrm- Matiik'ws and Tin-: Inisii Matlievvs had great dislike to carry moneyabout him, and this often exposed him to trilling annoyances. On one occasion when in on arriving ltriton Ferry on horseback, having ridden 011 in advance of bis 'friends, he was obliged to wait their arrival, not having a single shilling to pay the ferryman. Just at this moment an irisn iieggar, in tliemi'stmiserahlc plight, came up. ami poured lorth all that lamentable cant of alleged desti lotion width it is their vocation to impress upon tin and winch seldom fails to draw forth sparks of impassion. husband, however, assured tlie applicant (who declared he was'' making his way to mild Ireland without bit or sip for davs togf hut, ami niai a uaiipenny ilselt would he a treasure Iiim that lie had not even a farthing to offer him.

.1 was in vain; ine vvretclieil, almost naked creature still inipnrlinieil bun. At last he was told by him supplicated, witn some impatience at the tiresome and senseless perseverance, after this explanation, tha i.ir tniin being able to bestow alms, he was himself at mat moment in a situation to require assistance; actually, cold and damp as it was November compellec to remain lit the water's edge till some friend came iq who would frank him across the ferry. The inanV quick bright eye surveyed the speaker with some doubt lor a second but upon a reiteration of Mr. assurance, that lie was detained against his will for want ol a shilling, adding, that he was lame and unnbl walk homo trom the other side of tin- ferry, or other wise lie might leave Ins horse bouiijd him as security the beggar's face brightened up, and lie exclaim'i Th en, your honour, I'll lend you the money r' U't. .1 1 1..

1 win. nave neon (cuing me ot your poverty and misery for ant of money It's all true," eagerly interrupted the man; all true; as poor as 1 sanl 1 was, divil the lie ill it. I'm Hogging my way back to my country, where I'v. friends and there's a vessel ready, I'm timid, that sail 110111 Swansea to-night. 1 Ve got rnoney, but I want more to pay my passage before I go, and I'm starving myself that raison but is it for me to see anoiher worse off than mysilf, and deny him relafe! lour Honour a lame; now I've got niv legs, anyhow ..,,.1 -i-i 1 i oiiiioi 1 taking a dirty rag ...11 ins 1 ni'in'i, ami snowing annul two slulli worm 01 "coppers, he counted out twelve-pence, and proffered them to Mathews, who, willing to put the man's sincerity of intention to the proof, held out 111s nanii lor the money, at the same time inquiring now, 11 1 oorrow- tins, snail 1 he able to return it My house is some miles on the other side of the ferryi i.iiu von say you are 111 uaste to proceed.

I shall not amc to semi a messenger back here for several hours and you will then have sailed Mb, thin, maybe, nouour meeis another et my poor distrist i-ouiiirynion, you 11 pay t. twelveiiennv sure it the same in the end." Mr. Mathews was affected at the poor fellow's evident sincerity; but, desirous to put Ihc matter to the fullest test, ho thanked his ragged benefactor, and wished him a safe journey back to his v. 1 ne man kiok 1113 leave witll Long life ti your Honour, trudged otl, and was soon out of sight. waiion nu 111s inemis arrived, then rode aft ..1 1.

1 1 "i me oorrowe.i innnev witll interest; but it was only on producing good evidence of his prosperous the poor fellow could be prevailed on to 1 1 1 Tin: Sni, mi Sp.irs. The surface lale presented a very striking and tne sun ims ol 'liversihc'l eonfoiool gu a pouiriui ten-scope llie spots of all descriptions by which its disc i nave neon more numerous, and some of i.iem union larger, than have i.r observed for several years past. On Monday the ''d ult. almost the whole siiri.i.-e of tins luminary seemed to be diversified wiih sun. .10.

i 01 every descriiition 'en A eliistyr contaiiiint. four or II r. spots, and about or 40 smaller ones, disappeared trom the western part of the disc on Tuesday; but a ery great number of large and small spots stili remain present (Sept. 4) there is a very largo cluster approaching tlie centre of the disc, which consists of about 111 large spots, the smallest of thm not much than the sire of the earth, and some of them much larger. Resides these, there are within the compass ot the same cluster above 80 smaller spots which can be distinctly bv means of an achromatic telescope magnifying times, making about spots in ail within the limits of one cluster.

The smallest of these spots cannot be less than from miles diameter. One of the spots which latelv passed off from the western margin of the disc measured about the I part of tho sun's diameter, and consequently must have been about miles in diameter, or nearly four times the diameter of the 's oe is 'i 1 si vie roil as a solid tmuv, It be above Ml times larger than the earth. It con-tainod an area of more than rOil.dlill.HIKi miles, tie-snies the cluster noticed above, there are the other clusters nearer the western edge of the disc, containing several large and a number of smaller spots, amount- in or 0.1; so mere are at present irly spots, great and small, diversifvun- the siirlace this luminary. The largest cluster' will remain for about eight days longer before it dis. appears from the western limb.

Some of the other will disappear the course of throe or four davs. here are indications of other clusters about to appear the eastern limb. Kaeh of the brger spots has a nucleus, surrounded with a penumbra, or fainter na.ie, nearly 01 llie same siiaoe as the nneb.11. clei appear nearly round, others elliptical, ieal, and some of them are divided tn the imine ny a orient streak. hen these spots are near iiiarsun of llie sun, they appear surrounded with mottled appearance, such as is 5l.cn on iome parts tbe lunar disc, evidently indicating elevations and iepressioiis; or, in other words, mountains and vale very great magnitude.

These mottled appearance-senerally l.reeede the innKiran I v. C.IUt.s V'll tllC tA-tcrn limb, and plainly show that there is a verv diversity ot surface aud scenery on this and operati jds of iticn-t raagtuttivie are rubtinttay gem- t-r j.urp,.,,. preservitii- iius othr'ilir, beat, and mtlueiice, to surrounding worlds. Four or five oner' l'0tS, dinctl by means of opera glass which magnifies about two or three time-, and even by the naked eye, provided a coloured is interposed between the eye and the san, c7l common plan, glass sraoked with the flame of a clndle. CvrrcsjandefJ Dundee Adcerlixr.

crant micht have been coun ed with a orotest i i against any such acceptance, and because the charter, if good originally, had already been most abundantly accepted, as was admitted by the counsel for Mr. Rctteii, at the late Liverpool assiies. The refusal of the use of the Town Hall wits, therefore, a mere piece of vexatious opposition, producing no effect whatever, except that uf 'tasting public funds. Lint this was a small matter, in comparison with what followed. When the corporation, in obedience lo the requirements of the municipal act, had orgmised a borough police, tliev gave notice to the commissioners lo discontinue their watch establishment, which, in fact, had almost discontinued itself; the whole of the watchmen and thcir officers, with the exception of about fifteen men, quilted the service of the commissioners, and joim-il the btmmgh police.

Now what was the oliiinus duty of the commissioners under such They knew that there was an eiiicieni and well-organised police, under able and experierced officers, and comprising nearly all the trained policemen and watchmen in the borough; and that the formation of a new force was a mere waste of public money. Whether the charter was good or bad, it was equally useless lo organise another force: for if the charier was good, the inhabita its of the town would be subjected to a expense; if it should turn out to be bad, the com nissioners would be ready to receive the control nf the force when the corporation abandoned il. ami, in the meantime, the cominissi'nncrs would have saved the money of the inhabitants. Awing upon this view of the ease, the couimis. sinners of police of the other townships in the borough disbanded thcir watchmen, and have saved thi funds entrusted to their management, as their July to the inhabitants requited them to do.

Hut what was the conduct of the commissioners of police? Why, they set all considerations of economy al defiance. Tliev persisted in organising and keeping up, fruin the 17lh 1 June to the present time, a watch esla-lilishment which thev litiew lo be not merely use less but mischievous, so long as the borough force was in existence; they have paid in wages to thai force a sum of about and, including other payments contingent upon the maintenance of the force, they have expended altogether at least TWO TI Ot'sAM) FIVE HfNOKED I'OI'NIIS, 1101 merely without the slightest shadow of benefit to the inhabitants of the town, but at the imminent risk of causing dangerous breaches of the peace by conf.icts between the different bodies who ought to preserve it. Now why has this large expense been incurred Why ha, the money uf the ratepayers been thus unprolilably wasted, and at a lime, too, when the commissioners are involved in debts which ihey cannot at present discharge was done ihev ill, no il.iubt,say to oppose the corporation and we have no doubt that the greater part of those who voted for the continuance, or rather for the new formation, of the watch force, did so in the belief that ihey were thereby in some way preventing the establishment of the charter, lint has it produced any ell'eet of that kind If the keeping up of an unnecessary police had tended in any manner to influence the deeision of the legal question now pending between the corpora-I tion and their opponents, the conduct of the hitler, though not less blauiealde, would have been at any rale intelligible: but iiolhing of thai son lias been accomplished the litigation which is detennit the validity of the charter stands precisely as it would have done if no fresh watchmen had been hired. The difference is, that, whilst llie inhabitants of Chorlton-on-Meilloek, Ardwick, Cheetham, and i Inline, have saved their money, the funds of the inhabitants of Manchester have been wanted as completely and as uselessly as if the money had been thrown over ihc battlements of tbe But, nntu ttlislaiiding the absence of any useful result frcm their past proceedings, the opponents of the corporation are, as we understand, determined to persevere in tbe same course; and ihey are now straining every nerve to maintain and extend that majority amongst the commissioners of police which was gained last year by a surprise upon their opponents, and which, if maintained, will enable them to pursue their expensive course of obslrti opposition. I'idcr these circumstances, the question for the parlies (milled to vote ill the election of commissioners, of police, is, not so much whether they will oppose in support the corporation, as whether they ill countenance an opposition which, without leading lo any definite results, is productive of a large amount uf inconvenience and expense.

If the in.ijiaity of ihc voters approve of the squandering ol thcir own money, and the money of their felb w-townsinen, without any definite purpose, or any useful result, they will, of course, give tbeii votes lo the ninnbers of that party by whom tin five and twenty hundred piamds above mentioned have been already thrown away, and who will be enabled to spend, during the next year, some further sum on some oilier object, i i equally ueie.ss id tup puniic. 1 1, on tlie contrary, the voters are desirous of saving their money and their time, if they wish to leave ihc validity of llie charter nf incorporation tube quietly and propeilv sealed in a court of law, and, in the mean time, to see the different municipal authorities in the town acting in harmony with each other, instead of being i.i a state of open warfare, each thwarting the other, nnd thereby weakening ihc bunds of municipal government, they will give their totes lo il ose candidates who, whatever mav ho uieir pinnies, will not lend themselves lo a meielv taiUtvtts 'and vexatious opposition to the clmrlci uf incorporation. In Cdiinneiilin upon this subject, have nut been inclined to dilate either upon the udvan-tages of incorporation, or upon the legality of tin; -'hartCT has been granted but there is a recent occurrence connected with the latter sub which we cannot allow to pass without a its legality, and its uliimale establishment in the borough. At a meeting held on Wednesday la-t. to audit the accounts of the constables for the last ibree inumlis, the proceedings of which arc reported our resent number, it will be seen that the opponents of the charier, both lore ami radical, we have no doubt somewhat inadver- U'mly spoke of that as the last tneeting which in the town of would be held for that purple Manchester li Wnit liiuH like, that th, ivfrr; tl.f i-jir U't I ('inn hd-i as a it fl a.

tlit; William ei -retted f'-ir 1 hr e.vereirNir. tie ir pow iriir tl 'wment 1 a v. ry small pittance up very wortny We cerujnly do not consider cither Mr. W'uor. 1 or Mr.

very competent judges of the 1 tv of a charter ff iiiC'-rpor-itiun Imt their i.iad-vortent expressions showed tlie of tlie parties with whom they ac, as to the ultimate establishment nf the charter uhich lias beet: ranfed ul' If thev. had had in their the mere temporary interruption f( the ordinary panK.haal meetings hich be ciuj-ed by the police aet recently parsed, they wouid not nave j-puken ot that ineetifir as the hit which would be held, or as the farewell7' of the ratepayers; nor w.iuld anv have been albiwed to pa-s un'inei-tii-ned ly nher members of the anti-corporate party who were present at the time, uules they aUo participated in tlie belief that the charter oulii pjt an end to all such meetings. ft therefore arrears preuv plainlv, that the narties l. lity of the harter, and who are sijuaiKlerinLr the funds of ti town in obstructing iu rut and in Un'ir 1 Jri-a Kit i ils operation, 5 helieff il to that -til 111. 1.

1 I ti to it lii 1 that au.U vn. uu; tner, uautr sucu circumstance, tliev are justuien wasting public- funds to obstruct and oppose it, ii a point ithich we must leave them to settle vtith their tmn consciences. i i i i i I i 1 i una t.wcr)sMi liiincern Total decrease. Sl.l'TKMItl'.U The total ouantltv of rain which fell in September was C.JUIJ inches. Wednes day and Thursday, the II.

th and lllih, wore the two wettest days. The mean of the thermometer at a.m. was lib. 11 the hottest day being the 1st, when was up to and the coldest being the hen it was down to I. -1.

There were CI wet and only nine fine days. The wind was southerly an i westerly for Hi days. i Illicit Ul-tillaiion. At the BoronU Court mi Monday, two men. named Nicholas Kelly and Owen Doherty, were brought before the tuagistralis under I the following circumstances: T'o oflieers of llie excise stated that, from information they had received, I thev went to a house in Thornclv Brow-, in cinioaiiv iounn ine laucr was rente.

i pv anmiier man. an a. iuainUince of Kelly's. Uf the other prisoner he (llie I andlord knew nothing. Keily said be knew- nothing I whatever of the matter; he had merely called upon Ooherty a few minutes before the otUe.ers came in.

and i was speaking to the former, when he was taken into I custody bv lb. -in all 1 1... still, or the party renting the room herein it was found, and said that he did not of the li.pior particularly; the whole bouse was scented by it, so that he could not avoid it. Two old women uame forward to swear that Ooherty knew- no more about On? matter than they did, hich the magistrates said they thought very was discharged, and Doherty fined 00, and, in default of payment, committed for three months to the house of correction. Manslii oii tier, at On Sunday morning, a number of young men, who had been about alt night drinking at hush-shops and beer-houses, to have a wrestling inatch at Scar I'leld, near Hog Hill, on the top of Crompton and two of the champions- namely, Ralph Jackson, a collier, and John Oreaves, a power-loom weaver- agreed to try which as the better man.

They set to, and, as is very often the case on such occasions, especially when too iniicli drink ha-s been taken, a dispute arose as to which got the second throw. At length it was agreed, that a battle should determine the iiuestion thev elo. ed, and wrestled for the throw, as is usual in and Jackson, coming to the ground, received a kick on tbe bead, and a second on the bellv, when he reeled over, subbed once or twice, and expired on the spot. Orcaves and his companions instantly decamped, leaving the dead man on the field but a great crowd soon collected, and some one bad the sagacity to propose sending for tho constable. IL was about half past six hen the man was killed, and about a ipiarter to seven when Mr.

Oyson, the constable, was informed of the matter. Me immediately set oil' for the place, and, on his way falling in with Oreaves, took him into custody, and conveyed Iiim back to the field where the dead man was still lying on his back. Oreaves expressed much sorrow on seeing his late antagonist lying dead. In the course of the day, a young fellow' named William Buttomley, who was active in clearing the ring and seconding he deceased, was discovered ah-cp on llcesom Hill, by the constable at Cronipton, and wan taken into custody. On Monday, -it eleven o'clock', ail impiest was he''1 by HeArden.

The boilv waft opened ley two surgeons, who found laceration ot half an inch in length, of one. of the large intestines, and a rupture of an inch in length, of the eongitudi-nal sums but thciropiniiui was, that the inr-taiitiineoiin cause of death was the shock giren to the nervous sy-tem by a blow on the stomach. The jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter" against James Greaves. The deceased was a very good son to his pour old mother, whose main support he was: he was engaged to be married in a fortnight. To Pi in icANs.

A Scsnciiirs the Borough Court, on Monday lasl, a man of the name of John Read was placed at the bar for further c.iauiinatioii, having been un on previous rsaiuni IV. nil' er llie to eire It loiprai'i that on the l-'riduv cveiiiin' twooii the hours of seven and eight o'clock, the In. use of Mrs. Robinson, of the King's Anns, Windmill-strcet, was robbed of between and thief or thieves must have entered ilm bedroom Robinson while -s il. i r.

a drawer therein abstracted the sum mcniioiii.il. (in the l-rtday previous to the robbery, the prison, and two other men were seen on the wall at the bad, Mrs. Robinson's premises, as if endeavouring to get an entrance to the house at that part; but, being rveil by a boy and female living adjoining, they went away. On the 'I hiirsday followingthree men called at Mrs. Itohinvurfi, wIhti thev had -joine ilrink.

fur if. with a HovereiKM, for change of wdiich the fundladv bar! to (i In bedroom; and, when returned therewith, f-aw them looking throuu'ii the hack narlour windo if eofioirring tlm hack part, or the pr--! mi-t partieularly the window of the room ale. (-, whieh wan Mrs. Kohmson'g bedroom. The net dav the robbery was Mtb.

Hubinenn could not identify the privmer an one (if the men who uf, her on the previoiH to the robbery, ur eit i-ver him about person. pneed the prisoner h-itrin about the neighbourhood fur prevji.u-iy. Mr. who di-ft-nded the ririfoner. Un th? pnaofn-r) thwfctrv it wh '-n lift reni.led the lotbiitKurprisir.j; if wai fn-pi-ntly -Mr.

Uavie if the urinoner wua remanded, he thought he should be able to jet further evidence the matter, and hov; that the nri-oner 1 witu a nieti were now prowling aliout tli- town r.ilil.iiiK iiihli-ans in this Tin- 'irinniii' waa ri'maii'l-d to cdni'sday for thai Mr. Law Ih-ii anjili-il for to h- alloiti-d to r-n tin; in In v. hi-h Mr. I lavi-s ohj-rl. ij, Living, it wan not li.tual to do so tin- aa i'oiiiinilt-'l lor (rial and if it was ullow-d in this inslan il miht tend to d-f-nt th- -ruN of juatii'- I.y thtartni hi 'I rcju-st was r-fiiKil.

(in Wi-dn-sday lout the pri.nm-r was itain hriniRlil un; and, then: lining no further oviilini-n agajmt him, hy dix-harg-d. Kl.lXriONS (IP SaI.I null OF I'OMf'K. -'f'Jii: i'i-ctiiins of eomminnion-r; tn upjily th- pla tluiM' oinir nut by rnlatioiiH, V-s 1, 'J, JlfMj took nla y-sl-rday niorniiiL'. 'I h- i fr or ltUu-LjriiiT liinirui, Innk j.lrv i in th- ant--rwirn on mi; mn oi uie iowii nan, in tlio -hair. 'l i.inliiit.'ii anil Mr.

V.F. a-rond-il, th- foilowini; list Win. Itak-r, Bitiallwar- di-alur, rhij'-l-Mr Thornton, irotton splnn-r, Wm. Wall-j, hapi'l-itrt Jlavid Haucrufl, n.anu-fa-liir-r, and IvIiiuiihI lirnlialh, Tint ht tva put in almost at th- inomi'iit. Iirirni diat-ly aft-rwardfl Mr, Anton I xt.itry put in an oini'iid-d liit, Iho nani-it.

K'liniind ir nhalirh, pawiihrok-r, "hap-l-i-rrf -I I.oina.. wor- t-d fpinn-r, IJUcllfnart ll '-t; U.J. Ki-hardmn, tKioksttl-r, t'ha-P-l -rr and John Tink-r, t'liap-l-8tr--t. Tho 'Tiairinan aiil tin; list wan not nKn-d hy th-, rr.oi-r and s-condi and that that dun-, an h': coiil'l not ni'i ivc it without. Mr.

Dux-hury lllPfl tla- hut a. mover, and handi-d it in. The Chairman said it still iii-oinpl-t-, not h-iii'' nun-'! hy tlie K-eoii'ler. A rat-nav-r. nam- did nut learn, fai-1 lie wi-ondi it, hot the -v up, ilnd he -ould not 'hairninn aid the tiine wa-i it.

hil- ttu Mr. il. J. Hu harri- Mi liaridi 'i in th- whole lit of -liiol- whi-li he wtid he moved hut no one -ondiny; of it -oul I not he iv-d, and the ehainnaii deelarcl tn- Dm list to he carried, there hemt; nn other l-traliy propowl. The election for No.

2, or h' trv was in Olf'i Mr. Jlra-j cup in th- chair. Mr. ft. I'.

t- Ot Mr. I hat the foilowini pertu I Mi-Mrs. John Ail.vntl.waite, hresver, Itrjlton-i tr-et; Wm. Morri-, neaiinf.ictursr, Jairiej-treet; John lira-up, draper, Cl-ap-l treet William I'eetioneer, V.Tiiti itank and Kdward Kii'2, dtraw plait l.l.apei-t.tre-t. h-ing no other ii.t prup'A-'I, thi wa, of courpe.

h- for No. li, or tlldfiM llwl hftiii't, look pia-e in the Sunday tJanal-'tre-t, Mr. J. fr. f-Vit, the -hair; the following was the only list J.

ti. f-ro-it, 'irufalfjar i'la-e, corn mrr-hant; William Harvey, cotton npinner, Oldi-ld Koad i'e'ity, provi-ioii d-aler, Oldfi-ht Koad and l'et-r fh-n-lalt. ntti-r, IhuKti.ii election for or (Wpyrd, took ilve in the Mark-t r.n,-uiittee Mr. J. W.

Hodg. tr, in the chair; Mr. Wm. Willi-i moved, and Mr. J.

Hartley -ecoii i-d, the following list Mevirs. Thornai Si hopk' 'j-r, Jlope-btrnet; J. W. fiod-etts, chemist, sr Road; P. joiner, Islington Thomas Harlow, gentleman, liuihlings It.

.1. au'l I liomaH 'harden bane. Mr. Adam Howe, moved as an amendment, and Mr, (ieorge second-1, that tlie following persm, he appointed Mi ttrs. Thnma -foel, ybopk-eper, Jo'm (iai.le, merchant, trtiscent; t.

1 fendall, I-un jton rrove Inomaiiijar- "ent 1 fendall low. Barlow's fiuilijings Jos-i-h Kay, and airam-t It for th- original u.tt against it ana the chairman declared tlie original lif. to be carried. Mr. f.ivi:u'-ton- again demanded a scrutiny.

Mr. W. Wankltn, i jo. the act that the irutiny should i-e d-mand-d b-fore thn rjucttion wa put. '-fr.

Cik-, to- it. was so. Mr. aiJ he had demanded it and Mr. Roberts i'vt also niamled one.

H-veral oilier Icyjayers corr wfial Mr. biving.st-me said, The Chairman, however, he heard no one but Mr. Livingstone; he could nut bear evidence upon it and should refuse to grant the scrutiny. He tnen left the chair, Ur. Livingstone and two or three othen eayinihey thought bis conduct exceedingly unfair.

evtended and practical cducitiuli tor females, was concluded at this institution on Tuesday week. The course was numerously attended throughout, especially by females; and the writer of this notice has seen practical proofs of the beneficial influence thereby produced in the neighbourhood. On Tuesday evening last, the Rev. .1. R.

Heard commenced a course of lectures, entitled Practical suggestions to the working classes on the means and method of self-iinprove-rotit." The first lecture was a clear and masterly xposition of the nature and objects of education, and of th" evils of popular ignorance. It was listened to wiih the most marked attention, by a very numerous audience. A.n Old One Cacciit. On Monday last, at the Itorough Court, B.iltmi, John Bray and Jane Bray, Jackson, were b'ought up, and committed for trial, charged with It appeared that the woman went into Mr. Penny's shop in Newtown, on Saturday last, and was about to remove under her cloak a piece of fustian, lint was detected, when she dropped it on the lloor.

Shortly after her departure, some handkerchiefs were missed, in consequence of which information was Riven to the (dlicers of police and they apprehended her at the railway station, in company with the other prisioncr, who carried a large bundle containing the handkerchiefs, and other things. I'roni information received trom the police officers in and Salford, it appeared that the woman is the most noforious shoplifter in Lancashire, and has been twice previously ennvictc.l of felony. -An elderly man, named William Liugard, was brought up at the Borough Coilrt on Thursday last, charged with embezzling money belonging to his employer, Mr. (ieorge 1'erliins, aiaper deaier. Mr.

Perkins stated, that the prisoner hail been in bis employ as collector; and having reason to suspect him of having received money which he had not accounted for, he told him, several weeks ago, to balance his accounts, 'flic prisoner promised be would but, instead of doing so, absconded. Mr. Robt. Kirk, grocer, (ireat Ancoats-street, stated, that, oli the Pith August, he paid the prisoner Is. lid.

on account of Mr. Perkins. Air. Jo-'eph Appleby, tea dealer. Oeansgate, state that, about the same time, he paid the prisoner -L'l, also on account of his master.

-Mr. Perkins said, the prisoner had not accounted to him for cither of those sinus and be hail reason to believe he had ree.eveil more, which ho bud 1.. witling to repay ih" inoiiey. II was committed for trial at tho borough Dkkaiu i i. Ai TlPKNT.

F-'ivu. I.ivks I.o.sT. On Saturday night last, about eleven o'clock, a frightful accident occurred at an ironstone pit on the farm of 1 few miles distant from Whitburn, in Scotland. Si of the workmen employe.) ul. Ihc place were sitting in the engine-room the works, when the boiler in thi- adjoining room cyploilcd ivilh a terrible crash, bursting the walls the building, un.l burving the men beneath the ruins, (living in tin darkness and en illusion hich prevailed, about an hour and a half elapsed hel ire the bodies could be dug mil.

hie rn.oi was found in tin- bottom head mangled, tlnlvotic i uie on vmiii ins the number was o.il out alive, but so severely injured that his recovery i- doubtful. Two of the ase.l were brother), of the II mi" 1 -aiiolhei' was named William llinde, and is it a and family-- the names of the other two.i.iie of them an Kiiglishnian. we have no' learned. is suppose, that the accident arose irom ncLdieeiii ils the men were drinking together at the lime. shattered the whole of the building, with the exception of the liey-stalk and sneh was its ree that some of the bricks were thrown a distance of loll var.is.- Tin: Bio 1 1 1 iliis It maybe right to my IliaL tli'-re are two oharneti rs in this book which are drawn from life.

It is remarkable thai what we cali the world, which is so very credulous in what professes to be true, is most incredulous in what professes to be imaginary; and that while every day in real life it will allow in one man no blemishes, and in anolber no virtues, it will seldom admit a very strongly-marked character, cither 1 or bad, in a fictitious lo be within the limits of probability. l-'orthis reason, thev have been very slightly and imperfectly sketched. Tlmsc ho take an interest in this tale will be glad learn that the brothers CI rvbln live; that their iibcral charily, their singleness of heart, their noble nature, and their benovok-iiee, are no cre.i- tiiins -i iU; auKmr i Oram, lnit an pn riiptjn fifry day (ami (t'tiriost saw rnuiLfin'rit and w- ncrous de'-i in tlt town uf wheh thf arc tin- i.nd and Vn-pw XMu.h 'J'he fact already generally Icnown. that th-re in nu indt li- ruvy in f-tutHi that M-srz. itltam an-1 Daniel (irant -d t'UMi aro the parties alhidi' fo hut t-ry one wlio liTinw those ('Hth'iiien will thai Mr.

sketch of them i an outrage, im caricature. TtfK Nkw Af Htntctl in in our lint, tho whole of the conolid ated hodien of police came, on under the 'lirection and con trol fi! i rfiaw, tiw- ctii''t coiomisM'TiT, under the rerwit act. understand that ail the iifrenary arra.nornenti f'ir the wiirKinjr of th' new 'hfi wr. not eoTTipletcti that oir harie, wan i induri-rj to fix an earlier day than he would otherwise have heen disposed to do, from a consideration oftheeoc-i pefiM whirl) the continued maintenance of three fMidies of policy, indfcndeiit3y of each other, under different authorities, munt necet.sariiy ifupo.c,in f'licshatic or other, upon the The arratt-xein' nl for the organization and working of the foree not hem therefor1, tjuite the chief commi'ioner, learn, ha 3 directed that tlie reiruiatiore- and hitherto maintained in the police, yhali he acted on for a few- ays longer. On Thursday afrer-i noun, Sir Shaw iucd a iiotic' to the dim rent at the various f-tations in the borough, te.

the eil'-'-t that, aeerirdintr to tin; iit-tLru'ttoits which he had receiw) from her awn-tary of state for the h'tnt" j'arlrnerit, al! the priviiiert ajipre-; lu nd'-d and hided iu the lock-up, in the differ-j nt f-onipri'-e'I within tin; borough, t-r to he ent tht-ne. to horonh -'irl tor ex-'iniiuiSL-! liwi the nnd for trial. There j-! th- r'-f-in an end to tie- examination at the ew llailey of prisoners apjifi liendei for offr-nces committed v-ithtn the borough, I Miring Thursday niht Sir "harie. Shaw the ditfr-rent lock-ups in the ho- r'ueh, arid in-peeh'd their aectiTi.rnodatifiriH, ami we learn he thun i-rnr'V. -l from ten oVmed: at niht to ttirei- tne next mormo.

lirm t- th" iitid-rsliiid that h- that wliile th- main rii.ir-. iL'iiliri-. uii.l v.i-l nt wri narn.A'T i'-n itrw-t 11 Hi; v-'iyt tln.t runny 'if -ly tli- pliini-H wh-r- and eft pr-e, itli-r ari: iil.fly tn t. nii-l his "urpri-'r tliat ihry (tliuijl'l hat- i -n it-r ii'it-il. Aft to th- up.

fif-lim i li 11. tt- un li-rtaii'l that thiie in Shii'l-lnil, l.ini,,rt. Kni'it Mill ar- tn h- ari-I tn in ur.al.!i: in il, A -tatiM! 1. t. Inr lix-il in finrnt; fpntral in th.

tn n-hin i.f In-k-nii- in Ohlhani fv ri-! N-'a ar-. -tain1 and tli-r- will ho ntatioti, at th- Ti.wii Hall, Kui-nm't, and th-Tuv Hall, tuiuit: in Mr. HarifiAort, tak-u for a 'hut without We und'Titand that pr--ti to th- U-ini: in as iat, the o. them a of 1 I ri-; eornmiftnon-r r-. lations or eon O'lil they were to l.e admitted iiito- the p'-hr- for-e, wi.ii.-n he explained to them minutely, partjeularly relating to the fe'iwer of the to lisrrii.t.-i a rnan at any time, if he eori'id-red it ne-e-ary, and the requirement of a nsorith'-i iiotiee from r-aeh eori.it-'il.l-, 1-fore he can iuit th- for that no one eouid po.sihlj pi-ad itrrioran-': of the conditions upon whi'-h lie entered t-rvr-e.

The com-rriissiori-r then said, t.hat if there w-r- any of the men present, who, af er having heard the conditions and the explanation, felt the leai t. enttr the force, th'y had i-itter at once withdraw, h-fore the oath wan adminittered to tho-e who agreed to nerve. On tii'ta notifieation, two or three men only withdrew. The pav the constahles weeklv. pay rs.

the constanlei is" I s. weeklv, I i i i I i there are parlies who honestly believe, lh.it the remark, teiiduijr, as does, to show the real opi-inhabitant householders of the borough, dis. "ion of thi active opponents of the charter as to charging the obligations imposed upon them as members of the community in which they live, ire not the proper parties to be entrusted with the choice of thcir own officers, and the expenditure of their own funds who think, on the contrary, that the election of municipal nihccrs shonhl be entrusted to the discretion of an indi vidual and that the control of public expendi- lure should fluctuate between the ratepayers assessed at lf a year, and the mobs which Mr. James WitOF.and Mr. Niohti.vrai.k can assemble in the Town Hull, for these aie the real at issue between the friends and the enemies of incorporation.

We are of opinion, that the ratepayers at large are the proper parties to chouse oilicers, and. through thcir repie -emalivcs, lo control expenditure: but utiicr parties have a perfect right to en'crt'iin different opinions; and when the charter was granted, those who had an objection to popular influence were perfectly justified in (p.testioning ils validity, if thev thought proper. Now this could be done in two different ways; one by the prompt institution of legal proceedings against the corporation elected under the charter, which would have speedily settled ihe question, al a very small expense, and with very little trouble to the inhabitants; the other, by the adoption of a series of obstructions to the working of the corporation, which were just as available against a good charter as a bad uue, and which were sure to pro-duce great expense ami inconvenience, if thev did not throw the town into a state of the most complete disorder aud confusion. Unfortunately, as we belieTe, for tne inhabitants of Manchester, tlie i i siotiers of police determined on adopting tlie lalier course. Instead of questitmtn the autbo-' nt of' the corporation by proper lejra! thev icsorted to the oi' atin-jritncc- and It v.iii he recollected, that, wlieu the ryiira- lion was tunoeo, application was rnaue lor me use of the Town HaJl, for holding its meetings, sub- i ject to such as might be necessary to prevent inconvenience to the commissioners; i as in the borough force the nalaries of the officer, we i Joseph W.

llodgett. -Mr. ft. 1'. Livingstone and are fixed at certain amounts, to the ther feypayer f.ai-i th-y ehoul-l demand a scrutiny.

Un approbation of.orto increaseordimininutiori by, the sec- putting th- list ther- appeared it 7, and retary ol stale lor the home department. As there are nome of the conditions" wbich have a bearing not onlv upon the di-ciplirie and comfort of the police, hut alv i oth-r, the which relates the pay-iner of any debts by constahi-n, we shall probably not more fully on he bor poi'c -otfice at the lop of is now -lo-ed, and tl.e Viiisin-ss is all transacted at the Town Hah, at th; Clieapside end, during tfie day (where the chief comini.u.ioner' offices are); and during the night, at the wjtch office, at the Cross-street end of the Towti Half, there being an inspector or superintendent serjeant in attendance through the night, to receive prisoners, information, and charges. I.