The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-18 00:00:00

NkLTINO OF CON VOC tuoN YES f ERDAY. THE UPPMa,HOUSE. Their lordships mat at told o'clock. There were menet His Grace lhe Archbishop of Canterbury. the Many of W Wenner. the Bishop of fit David's, th e Bishop of Redmeater, the of Oohed. the Bishop of &lie. %, lime Bishop of Bt. wed. Ilieedz e l i tlondaft the of Chiehester, awl the of hail* win lint wades far se hour after weemblied.th• menneee me lower home est keens sow deka lin useddematies of et We wises peeepepho Mt gibe. to her Idelesty up to them *Week. The Dean a ELY, prolocutor of the lower home, due appeared with the address le seceded by the lower bow, and left it with their lordships. wbe proceeded to euesider the orandments. Aker SIM We diselmsteleethitit lord. ships amended the essimilmselle .1 no lower Muse sad sent them back fay emir weeldwaties. The Paotoccron *clamed Ave • brief iatenal. and stated that the lower Uwe agreed to the &meanest, of their lordships. The following is ths address as finally amended: "Madam; —We, mar Majesty's faithful subjects, the archbishop. M.llol*, and clergy of the province of Calder. bury, assembled it revocation, most humbly lap roach your Majesty with rempectfril asearagem of loyal affection to your Illajosty's three and pence. And we desire to add ear amen empotalarioas that, ant the last occasion ' whoa we euppel a elmilor privibqp, it be pleased Almighty ' Med to blow bilk ear Majears rya badly and the enentry at bees. UNSIIIIIIIMPOIN d reetrity which de arab our women thoehtehme. Tom ajesty has been a rmed to err to year senan f led . Trimmest ioo em te l y:rt Ol e t Y re l ig la n powers to mointain o those ' =di, relation with this country which have already been pro limed beyond all former stample. And was there • time when the inhsbitahts of this land were snore generally prosperous, more willingly obedient to the laws, or more loyally alerted towards the three*. It in est earliest prayer to Almighty God that Hs will captious to ourselves, and tetrad to all nations, the blessings of peace and unity. tiers we earnestly desire to assure your Illsjesty of our deep sympathy in the sorrow which your Majesty has graciously expressed—• sorrow which is shared even by foreign nations—for the loss which the empire is now mourning in the death of that great warrior sad statesto in to whom, above all men, it has been owing, under God's all ruling Proridesee, that we have enjoyed this loop and unprecedented period of pease sad prosperity. We assure your Majesty that we prise oho% the splendour of his greatest ezploits, that high lean of duty which led him to devote all his faculties to the service of his sovereign and his country, and to solos his most glorious victories chiefly as they secured • lasting peace. Tits subject, however, in which your Msjssty will en. poet us to feet the deepest interest is the state of religion in this land. Aad here there is =Mk to emoting., whilst there is also much to lament, and mach that we hops gra dually to amend. Great exertions have been made daring the last thirty years with the desire of providing the memo of ntail iastreeties fee a population theressiag beyond all former gayeties's. Mach bee been done by the awn• hand liberality of individuals, assisted by reset legislative theesaree towards enabling the church to fulfil this ands of her Anise adwits. Much, however, still remains to be dory and we roma your Majesty that our heartiest eadmenere shell be and to relieve, wherever they • • re spirlewl waste of the population. We Ml a pooreke Met thew oar irodesnure will be memended by the pea end ready es. operation of oar lay beetle= ire ober& la weesaisa with this *ablest we weer bet olemene that, ettinegh tat market at England and Wien bin been donliel within the last half century, the member of I rad Webb Wasp has remained &early the was as Rae use ago, • stele of this's to which we bag sogentally to invite your Majesty's eousideratios. We however, that if the church has been usable to all that eight be deeirod, it kw yet give, so slight mud efootivity awl power. Fewer iirchem was - bellt daubs the etas of the last rotary tem are sow eureerated to the service of Ord is every .....Mw year. laserrato as aro still this mem of p lewd ing Christina edmettoa in the Meremiag ameba thermals, It, we thaakfully aelmowlodge that peat ante have been made for its intension sod usprevemest. And great and painful as are the privative of msay of you Majesty's poorer subjects in our eriewsled shin, it mast be a peculiar source of satistaction to year Majesty that seder the con tinuous and active emosorsgemest of your most illustrious consort, innitatioes hen boss formed, ead are daily formi ng, to lacrosse tie comhrts of the labseriag elessea, and to improve their mend and legal oesdidea. And as all true charity has its origin is religious principles, we tram that in this instance also prost has been given of the is. Swan of the frith which it is the duty of the allergy Se la emirate aid maintain amongst the people eittneled w Moir charge. Foe whatever kw Mon done, or Miseimil, of pied. we desire to give God the glory, through ear lard Jaws Christ. being deeply courier of the Impeedeseiess a all imer eedonoura. •• And in tow referring to the ealdoMe "hi& ippon to us especially to rearm the well-being a die aseek, we camp t omit to speak of those del ibe hmodene of this eauirocatios width mem ssembsted Selr aegis belie to we sena called late aid,. ousodes.We de eon iedeeideset It advisable, at the peewee weneent, M poetise your Ma jesty for your royal limner to trommot mob badmen se we .ay act eater upon without it ; bet we Mink it sew duty re spectfully w games our onvistion bath that its leplelative ossemblies are aa ea ential sad nest Impartaat pee at the constitution of oar church, ea that We eirenestemee of On present day make it the nen imperaties m elnene, awl. as fat as possible, to improve them, sad also the mere probable, that the resumption at se desmat day of their active Nattier to such manor r pew Idgetty, by year royal limes*, may permit, may be predemen of mach advantage. We know indeed that improhewiewe have bees entertained that is web ow restralles might Marne itself to the dieneelos of oweennerin =ef distil.., and •_a midi of WO wed bit thereby be •agoadowd hal to Oboleha cha eity. wed d Amens alike to gift entieldenteel to viii- Yemaity. We therefore humbly posy per 111 lo PO CONO Ws ear esteems ilsolentim Meet lowly are rnnee of the intend lbeweledni sad Neuronal ease of ear demi ; and ear omewroneo that we coped thew se tormillwebis Maw = a nt rewire, by the help of Ood. he eameeit thew to posterity. And, farther, Wet we set on *Weed... but highly pier._ peer ilakesty's mmiewbbed per was an , in all cores seinakodeal sad war ail el= is every pert of per Mejsety's 411111111111111•4 IS It maintained in sedent Own agree the osurpatioes of the See a Rome, sad new women sad rwanorted at our Babrmatisa. a erTnezion with this grave me MI that your Meier, may expect from as the el ear rim rreagainst that fresh aggressies of the sifter', rhisb he Au arrogated to himself the isidarkpaarge ef this astir, thereby deayiag the wirer if that broach of the shurch Catholic whit mei pleated in Britain in the primitive ages of Christianity, sad bag been preserved by a merciful Providers to Ibis day, r well an against may which have pergola! we desire. ea this ear lest erasion of @Wilmerg year firm he ea. eurranse, eolesly to protest ia tiro Ore of sad to lay this oar protest bellies pew Kest Grader Majesty." It right to be stated that the la this eddies* »ferrite to the late Doke ef W was ene of the add/tine rimmed sad married is the beer. The Psoutc-tmos then elated that the Albeisi wove the asses of the inesaltse if tka imertbre opedaled by the lower hors to serider the meniellen of Ist Bishop of Oxford with respect to the senorita of dolts in holy orders :—TIM Der of El , the Alllbilllin of Arehdeare of . El • , Mr. Oleesellse Mar tia, Dr. Spry., Dr. Ural, sad Mr. Meiradia. The Peountrron also stated , ea the par of the lower lease, that s question had arisen as to the right of erring Merto represent the elex is the LOWS, Bosse of o l ea s tice, sad they errs their loidshipe to take the subject into sorideration, with a vire to its early setae meat. They likewise r. quested their lordships to take into their cousiderir Wm the seer of the ellmers' fess with a view to their modifimtion. The Bishop of Wlncststsa rid he onsidered that the quietism relative to the Manisa of peelers was or of toe ark importers to be takes into corkieration at that ler hoar. The Bishop of O:FOLD said he Obeyed great evil would tries from kris, the queer's open. The Bishop of WINCIINITIMI thea moved—. That in cue of any marking relative to the election of proctors, more sestatsea be ramie to coavecatlea by petition from tbe party aggrieved, what this braes ens reared judicially to me eider it." The resolution was agreed to. The qaestioa relating to the fee. was mimed to th• Vsear-Geserrel, who was to camider and lemon ou the mar. TIM petition. which wias perented by the Bishop of Oa. hell from the Bishop of Cape Tows, as the 12th N.:member, daintiag to be cited to eonmeatioa as a bishop, subordinate to tb. lletroptlitas Sc. of Ceaterbury, was aye referred to the Vicar-0 octal. _ _ TtSiiiii;tit;WlSe sherd dot It w probable the address weld sot be pr.-seated Be MS Of three wombs. The Archbishop w ass shoot to prompts the Coosa tattoo, whoa The Bishop of Oubtiles said that be mild sot allow the adjosvostsat N ae.Nwdiw by to Archbishop to take place without eetwisi his pmelest ha writiag against the right of the esobbishop VI 1411111 MI this solemn sitting NM COIMMISS /retro*. The Biala" of Salisbury, the Bishop of Chichi/Wet, sod the Bishop of St David's, pasted la t►e protest of the Bishop of Oxford. The coovseaties was dies adjooretod till the 16th of Tseesery. THE LOWER HOUSE. The Lower Home met again yesterday morning, et eleven o'• Met. The Wastes of th• bin mann were read over. The lest disunion w►,eh ernes wee with reference to two p+ia•. raved by Dr. Wordsworth, attention to which, said the rev. gentlenan, would lawns the elleirany of the oormasttee of gravamina. He augaested, lint, that a new bey to the annsin.. should be appointed by the Prosine ss ; end, apeoadly. t►at the quorum (10)) Sesta he node his. Without a nester, the braises if the seansittee 11011141 BOW, be vre.l enedusted ; and if se banana scald be done without the attend .are of 10. there would seldom or ,iris be any assists at all. General oAjcatalla wt.," &okra $o the r. ennineadniete of the appoints:rat ors I Ith number of the tamealthee, which a secretary would ; sad It wee agreed to to left to the sewaittee to West asses them• selves es member to errs as secretary. The sammeetion that the queens eheald ha annals, wee met resolved, am eRe mreemd that a &mains semaieliag ef leas *en tea weld any as might lift It la Up repsa. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1852. Os the pang:spit reteediag a reeogultios et tbe royal - • - OILLOIT a verbal alissMisa whit would dot the eimbpp _Mogi= it the upper =sae wads tt the fhb an& As maw irs h unoil to guile that awe% bat geeing it imessessey. Amosiotewt avoid to, as wreathes verbal sandissate, atAla prod. ffleepseph to th• papal aggremiss„ vari ous viola asniodnewle wen pripseed sad agreed to, sad thomweisted douse we Dia poomil. The preamble—ce., the Soft .Annie—was this tam fo r 411addiag sad " to a the essibishop sa▪ d Tht=rses was thew posed, as a whale I sad dm Nair maw was direst,* to take up the tileawassit, so Awed, to the tipper losest. Is being umbsolied that the Wier hues wield sat do um% t e Prelaseler, then °Trs Imps that the moulimats would be awed to. liaseuraouno and that se the reseludeas (against papal ecstasies) be bed at the termer swim • supsiewitsd o f of the add= hs row Asa Deßoe of mainsmains= bed ban wale egoism ihn( a VWts his without aelies), he insisted upon Tbe Duals of lassos sad Kr. V manna bed oil& tiros swags) applyied to Ma sod begged that be would believe oath*/ bed lima mid by them la soy way to Weeded to his modem Hemequa the Prelverater to the upper homes. Oa his Mw he Marl the upper hews wield take thus a .sunder the emeadawase in the address, and he farther Mated that be hod ONlNlTokoimil Troths upper house the reosietios (eipeed m the panisus day) et thrdos to the amhblimp Om lie istmos !sitting interosatmunion to the resZichililisethad, mad tathe church in the states erlea. He had Mike received notioe from the upper hoses that that haw lad &mimed & committee of seven to consider the WON of the • n of a pan tie, to bet /Wray ea essesotha d dmha in holy orders ; sod bo bad Wes umeamied r Awl the hwar house to ',Air a Air semmittee ems. been immediately appointed the etwasittee, the Prokenter tM semis, which were. the Deans of 11.4,11/datal. sod _ , 411064TIKOSS of Loudon sad Naiades.. aid Drs, ltateall mad Spy. la eames at seem esespialat that the Ara wesoeistetly repressatelles the isam, the Draws of Altai sad Salisbury withdrew their arose, and these it Obswesillsr Mania sad Dr. Nagtadis (parochial peewee) we aided. ♦ eaussweatisa took pleas on a suggeollea from Me. Chermage Katt* that Ileenosti mid be bald es entithd to woks ter members of heartsoona. The sott o:lathe was. At • resolution was pared, " reepsmAg" the upper house to into souls paws! oulty es to the righter and re. the Os a suwwwww, the Pee promeded to the upper beset. owl Mimed with the wider% as spin altered end smeaded by the upper beam The alterations made I. the rilph Wanks athe bath of the Duke of Wellieghw will be by semperhes it what is given &Sore with the dame as it .tai is the adieus. The ether elteratitua were esseutialli verbal ; eat As address was sigma to, at last, owes. rots. The Prolocater vi te pomaded la the uptpir hem Os his yea be thrn at, is /Aram to the We kW ressiMiews tented the lower hems, reepeolioa AGA= sad Iw o his mean Amhbhhap had in that, es es eisoliews, the su poem Bede of promoting ems by plain to asevesmisa mai =at as to fees, the .Avast wall ha era Hie Imo kW halm media that the sittings of this eastreeatiou weal M 66jeuraod to the 16th of February sett _ _ . --- A Miunia—What as to the committee of Gravamina ? The TitoLoCUMS—His Ores was entirely silent on that subjeet. Another Maxim—Then, will the committee sit ? TM Paotocuros—The committee cannot certainly sit without the comsat and notification of the comsat of his Orme. Shortly afterwerds the house adjourned. TERM. -CALLS TO THE BAR. litii TEMEIM.—The Michaelmas Term calls to the Bar of this Um Nada, of the Inner Temple were made= (111wriaber 17), and they comprise the after :—Charles Platt, 8.A.; Charles Joe* Thep. V ii rrliss Talbot Airey, Esq. ; Thomas Howard Maws, seq. ; John Copley Wray, M.A.; Francis Jame Reasbaes, Esq.; William Eccles, 8.A.; William &mud Jeer, Esq.; James Oliver, Esq.; George Alfred Lawrwee, B.A. ; - Robert Heyriek Palmer , 8.A.; John William Wray, Esq ; Simeon Jacobs, Req.; Francis New- man Bogen, BA.; George John Cayley, Req. ; Downes Wigkeworth, B.A. ; the Hon. Robert Bourke ; Donee Jobs Haste O'Brien, B.A. ; John Natoli Norman, Y.A. ; Charles Frederick Lucas, Esq. ; Charles Neve Creswell, 8.A.; Edward Bosstkild Dawson, LLB.; Charles Jere miah Mayhew, Eq.; Riehard Formby, 8.A.; Edward Hardtind, H.q.; Henry Francis Shebbeare, B.A. ; William less Humphrey, 8.A.; Ewark Gibbon Salisbury, Esq. ; Themes B. Masson Hoskins, B.A. ; James John Hooper, SPA ; sad Thomas FIRINNIM Morse, Esq. &Wan Tilarits.-41,1 Michaelmas Term calls to the sate( thalliendwaralgsßeeiety of the Middle Temple, were Made pielsmily (111ffleaber 17), and they comprise the shernialiessi patiman :—George Thornton Hamilton, Maci. ; Fiomis Talfourd, Req. ; Cheeks Robert Hickey, Yawns Revell Phillips, Esq. ; Frederick Watson .lit , Bet John Whitcombe, Esq. ; William Philip Esq. ; Thomas Dunnett, Esq. ; Henry ()melee, Beg.; Joseph Graham, Esq. ; William Robert Wilkinson, Bp.; and William Pearee, - Esq. LineoLas' law.—The Illichaelmes Term calls to the Bar of the Honourable Society of Lincoln,' Inn were made yeetarday (November 17), and they comprise the after mentioned gentlemen :—Richerd Darrell Darrell, 8.A.; Walter Bagsbot, Esq. ; William Knox Wigram, M.A. ; Frederick Boyd Marlon, Esq. ; Codriogton Thomu Parr, Esq.; Edmuad Jamas, Esq.; Samuel Grum, Fenton, Id A.; Joseph Adderly Chichell Helm, Esq.; Richard Elwyn, M.A. ; Thames Spicer Galland, M.A. ; William Palley, Esq.; John Coryton, 8.A.; Arthur Benson Dick son, Req. ; and John Rowe Kelly Ralph, M.A. GRAY'S lea, Nov. 17.—Edward Bonen, Req., of Tri nity College, Dublin, MA., was called to the degree of Barrister-at-Law. SPORTING. WARWICK AND WEDNESDAY. Fatty HANDIC&P 81111PLIt Chant of 5 MOM each. with 25 added. The wiener of soy steeple chaos after the declaration of the weights to carry 61b. extra; twice 71b. extra. The winner to be sold for 80 Born, sod allowances if to be sold for less. Three miles. Yr. Land ' s Fnok , 9+t 31b (9015 (W. Trees) 1 Yr. F. Parsons's lodine, 9st 41b (MX) (1). Wynne) It,. Maxwell's Nutley, 9st 31b (earned 9st 61b1 (C. Boyce) OIAND Omni driedris CILUIS of 15 son. each, 6 ft, with 100 added; the second horse to save hie stake, and the viewer's pay Id wive. towards the expeases ; a winner after the is e the weights to carry 71b, twice 1011). Four miles. _ _ _ _ _ Omtw ) right s Maurice Daley. 9st lib (earried tlit lith. ce) Mc Seetkaree The Reim, 9.t 21b (18. James Boy , 2 th rt9 Dog Maim Clues of 10 ems. each. for horses basted with any establwhed pack sit Masi; Ile l t e r ri ealb the winner to be sold for 160 nem. demanded, Me s ad allowances if to be sold for km. Gestkatea rider,, professionals allowed to rids by iambi ultra. Virle miles. Xr. Smith's Vietrees (8. Darling) 1 Mr. T. Meson's Trust-me-set (Mr. Goodman) 2 Mr. Roberts'. The Emperor (Capt. Peel) 3 MATCH, 60 SSTS each. Two mil.., over the Steeple Chase Coarse. Captain D'Onay's Mignonette, lest 121 b .... (Capt. Rowley) 1 Mr. Stewart's Flytrap, 6 yn, 10st 91b (Owner) 2 Betting: 7 to 4 ou Mignonette, who won easy, the other homier/ refused the last lessee. Fuzz HANDICAP HcaDAN RAci of 6 son. eseh, with 20 added, +lumen emirs. The winner to pay 6 son. to the fund. Two mdse. Mr. 0. Drewe's °dilute, 10st Olb ..(W. H. Tram) 1 Mr. Lister's Tomboy, 10m,61b (iscludiog 61b extra) (Tuber) 2 The weather to-day was comparatively favourable the Goan, is • 11W. better • sad tbe sport ample. HUNT RACES. COWOWIIIOII A 1 AL 1,121111.3 QUASI STAITS Of 10 SOT. each b fq td SO SOTS Oiled ; about 4 MOOS (6 Nam) Mr. 0 Mn. org Smelly, aged, Ulm Sir CZMorrron's Tbytiths.2 yor. fat 7lb . _ - ^ Bawd, Mr. T. A. nd Harkaway, aged, fist 10lb.. 3 Mr. Fotbergill's Miss Pranks, 4 yrs. lOst 41b .... fell HOST 8 CHASE Scams of 6 sore each, and 30 sorsodded for !totem, list 7lb each ; winners once, 10Ibs ; twine, 141bs extra ; thorongb.bred, 71be extra. Gentlemen dam. (4 stabs.) Sir C. Morgan's Mr. Briggs, age I b) 1 Captain Bees's Oipitey Lass, 6 yrs (h b) Mr. Sullivan's Jack b) Dome aaaaa AUTUMW Roca FUND.—A grant of 2004 to th. Autumn flaae o. 1843, is additive to the pre rat 1,0001 , arm carried le a Corporation 'septum on Taps .ay last ty a majority of two. The suntans were 11 to 9. LIEI7TICIANT-GENERAL Sta HENRY FREDERICK Bouvaing, whose death has taken place recently, screed with the Coldstream Guards la Bgypt during the .oena palgn of 1001, for which he received a medal. He acted a, Ilide-da•CarrlP to the Berl of Roselyn at the siege of Copen hagen in 1007, and was in this same capacity with the Duke of Wellington at the passage of the Douro and at Talavera. Rie henry wee Assistant Adjutant General of the army at Salamanca, Vittoris, San Sebeatfan, Neve, sad Urdu.' ; and for them diatinitaiehed service* he received a gold medal and clasp. By his denies. the eslnneley of the 97th ' Foot le plaited at the diapereal of Lord Harding*, I es DARING GAROTTE ROBRERT.-00 Friday night, abort 20 minutes to 11 o'elosk, a young man, by undo a w etchaesker, WAS inveigled into a close in Jail square, which he had no etioeler entered than he was stilted upon by two men who grasped his throat, threw him to the ground, and then robbed him of a gold watch, his hat, sad s. ia silver money. The pimaa assaulted was hold by the throat until quite inseaaible, sad blood *aid from hie IROUllk—Narth !NW Ma& A hems areas an dm quasi= whether the lees payable hi m._bow of the Onsomalom -thelahl-11114 be assessed, tho roma male Wing isollthen In meet the expenses of 1 the ethasay, mid the other allomond clerks of the kenos. Ultimelthpasahnninththeiras swims' (salisat is his ' Grew% approval), to isenelder nil thipth ea the empe dingy of making sou with respect to 15... Ths hones than bc ronmtion of the bosinolg by the adjounme o. sat an the previous • Olio onsiderothen of the " addrus " sent down the upper bens. Dr. RANT engoeled that se this address err the pee party, so far, of m inespper kens, sad as the debate whisk would new take 'night bring the two home ines own Inn of esilision, it might be courions to the Mine hew, and generally politic, that the reporter shoehl wlllminw or that they should net take a mote of what might pan Dr. ild•C•ou. sad Arehdomai DMUS! protosted spinet the surgeons' ; awl • peered asidenthissi ap plauded their oheenations. Dr. W 0111311WORTR, however, esopmied Dr. Omsk What would the world say if the bishops should have bees guilty of bed grasser: end if the lower house should find it absolutely simmeary to put than snow right. (Liseghter.) By ezeladirig reporters daring seek a dim canon the hone would escape Jo possible ewers of the public. (Laughter.) Archdeacon Domenic thought that there would he ii better safeguard egoism improper observations is the bishops than the presence of reporters. (Cheers and laughter.) Archdeacon OAIIIIII7 PlatileMied that the sittings of the Convocation would he valueless without the premien a the public, as mrpreeeated by the reporters. (Meer. hese.) Alter some farther cosiverestion the avarldell wax withdrawn. The " Addrem" tree then read; and it will be awl (with the final sonection) in the report of the peso& ins of the upper how. After the drat thing►h reading, the address was Nei dead, paragraph by paragraph. The fleet three pargtsphs wen adopted ism. tie. Archdeacon HMO proposed that in this place a pas gre_b• added as an address from the Unser Hens ees► with her Majesty on the death of the Dahl Of 7:l7regton. The paragraph be Inrr ie wli•—w• Oka the An altentioes)—es fellows: I desire to allure your finny of oar thin qupTtliTi7a sorrow which your Majesty he so philanoV exprwd he the hses whisk ell Beeleril le seer ses. eadiaillel tZste iiikbeer toillsgs anew lb, ~ilia mil sin mike% jsle, he me hos it OM mug woke al s to wham above all ion It les rear Or=ritling Provideace, that we lave abbe sad Iv Il lia and uthweeedened period of poses ls who Meson skin doe pest ism et mem sought his own egreaseomaat or has by lib snot did eeploiu—whe is a pronniant saws bit whole life and all his familthe to the service of Wow of his suratry—whase chief care it was to walk straightforward in the Whist duty la the least thiaga as well as la the greatest, sad who pitied his glorious victo ries chiefly as they prepared the way he a Alter SA elaborate sad swabs yeetal=C m apos 1 this paragraph, sad after it had vadeapeas sepal straps (Mill leaving It, as oar raiders will tee abeam, gluey and =fill) it was adopted. ip:o relating " the sate of religlea," uador- Pat sap eltesedeas, the etwhish the iaww Pa of " per the Divas " th• Wham is the pimp, sad while may be 0a the sloth pb, Dr.,Weaaagroarie al/Pagd that the as stead, had thanes the libels P. al eel= the =weals ad Os pimple um do pre awes Ate the jaggy ; eat therelhee piped as dea b er tha t *at. ne sea. Dr. Wool:learn sseeaded tbs melba: sad Ibe allsegalea was wad to. Dr. Woanewoarit then proposed a paragraph uremia a hap that than would be as aortae fa the spaesple al lb Dial 01 Billioon pointed out that there was a IIR Anna between animations and oddities', sad that if aa saki= was not approved of by the other house, the lower how Pest acquiesce io the Waal, and could aot debate the Waal. (Rear, hear.) The notion far the additioa was, however, arosadsd tad eagle& iho wit paragntph vu &growl to with alight mood- At this point die Rev. Mr. H. Barnum ebesreed that there was ace pees a aseutios is the addreesas it came clown of the same of the sepaisl*all osAr ion is areligiose dimmest; sad It was - agreed to bid, "We give God drake." " through ear Lori Jaws Christ." With Ibis @iteration the paragraph I. which the phrsee occurs was agreed to. The list persiregli relating to Casemate was weed to. OW SW paragespi speaking of the revival of active peers% aidilissa Kw said he felt it ineantient ea kis to oceedi amsesdrient at this, the saki portion . of the ad = ea The viewable a/this:Kea wasp ng, in jas• tea of his anwedwirat, to give a kieeery et the qua flegirtsvival, whew Paococoros objected to relipeabig the general (lieu, hear.) They mast sot renew the discos- Wiker, hear.) Atm roas essmaleass—come rev. get:tames advialag stesuralmsat abeam. to be pit, erg °Mem ergioi that Ike Lever Herm skeskt not risk the dietuebeace of the amerisaity is far salstlar home's the two heron— arelderser Drumm said that the kern erstr sot to adsmeAsithH AdiselMtam re os triarealis meta say tams. th kis em sain at utt, 11111.11111 ft = arks say remarks. The resiagarat vse so wrth the Anklets= all* we dare to ex piss se Al.ighty God for all L. esereisevembealird to Hr elm* which OS MS met up NI Wh is this LA amid which be bes smile to steeek oat its Masers has war mea, sad lemma tk.m seeesd ties meld. we me Italy Wrenn wilb de sesraiss Met One an dime very harraust mistimes is die mmo emildes • tie Mama 'Midi Says mainly rewire th e e emeldeemies of Ibe shriek herself in her god. And while re deeply lamest the girt evils fiat Isis mimes of Ism Ira ear salappy &virus we em reeds areas pensed• AM= the wawa. Meer elvil se t • es Mrs Se AN sad quiet sir% t es, slim lift mmeime meellisties with shish 6.d bas se semberfally limed die N.L. die Orate sad ell ear ismdatiess lave Mame meted is die beast of tbe saties, sad ban need sesbabes rhos se rest' of the other pineraneste of 'veep ban bees terriag sod tallies—ea Ilk. N/A&M/Nt SOON of • similar Mad simy set imearess* be emered meetlag sod iiMbeemse of • be essedimed sped • die errek. We Wino it may be eesideesdy helped est here er=siedes la medal ea WM wlr Mid r diIIINWS dideresNeee by IMMIII y measles • mestml esseleiles that be* pieties an _deslosue of persedes die story of Gel sad the peed Ills Monk. Is MbMertes we Ism* esessedy pray year 11.4• My to take seek tee& Nees, with the advise of your sobbed essemillon, ris year whitest may Nem meet meant be the speedy eft warp ef a need. smaltuted la ma s arm me ray Nit the repeat smart sod waste of *the Aral of Bag laad mad Inland ef ldepesies selesial emmeire—a synod in whisk the go .few mambos el the church esay week tardier sofa awe time streestralag sad esemdisp of the kingdoms of I;rebressa Thou% agreed la the astendeesot a but re oneerdoi that It shore net be peered: 11•11, borer to pore it weld disturb easersity ; sad aut , hosesse the lower bean teas already is effect la the swabs of its erre /debar (Rear, bear.) Is deirere te the general wish, Airdrome Haar ser seated to withdraw the sarodreet en semilltra dist It should at bast weer as lie owa sad ether perm' peeler Is the sided sweet of re procesdiags of the eineeselise. The altioodps doted without this Wag darally 'Dan et DILISTOL we. %lit* Calla' to meet Arr. deans Haze if it should be dewed ; sad he was even ready le sere an amendaseet on the original erase, declaring hi. belief that this revocation or that of York was so t the r i er bmai lieladve bady of the xhareh. Warn it wishe d that rates such • question? (No, no., Well, then, M arobaity, he, like Arebderea Hare, would withdraw his seassedment. (Laughter ) Dr. IffC•oxi. believed that the revival of travocatioa wore he the death of the Aura of Ragland. The Earocurea agar rid that there could be no dr corks oft the Senses) queries. Dr. WCAULL red not eaderstasd why there must be dimmers when the red prat in dispute was presets d to them. He would hew to the brae sad to the chair • but he warmed them sot to Ist it go forth that debate lied been stifled when the debate would have been practical. Tb. PILOLOCVTOS only pat It as • matter of expedircy that the whole grades should not be re-opened, parties lady r there wee .ow so aairdtaset. The pastel feeling against dimmers brag again mast rested, Dr. M'Cavu. Raid that be would bow to this order, and would only say. " Leto set pull down our owe house." Archdeacon Smartt a b e Ed penairioss to declare his conviction that the large ma yof the laity were against the renewal of spiedieal . Archtieron O.IIIIISTT also wished to bare his opinions put on rood—that dr revival if convocation would amount to an ecelearetkal revolution, la which the church of England would be raised. The Rev. Mr Coes thought that something reeve was required than tree ladirdar protest.. It was welt known that this erre is the adders tied bra married ray by a small majority is oho ether beam (Lead Mesa( " Order.") In order that the home sherd have ea opportanity ef ea. =thereaghly he esersdems me the wader ha to mar • mwegreph to die easel tar Msmenutp. dee et of the power ei Orreatiee, mere ere rally without the infusion of all lay element, would be innotivenivot, and ore to sespiere. The Rev. Mr. Soutar (Procter foe di. David's) seconded the amendmeat._ Archdeacon DIINIION regretted that this amendment should have been introduced, and begged of Mr. Coss to withdraw it. (Cheers.) He thought that they had ginned all they wanted in the several discussions which had taken place; and he believed that they would emus to the Cony.. cation neat year with their minds hatter prepared for deal. perhap• goalie, with the question of revival. Let them, foe God's sake, net direr!, the immensity whisk had in fir prevailed. (Cheers.) The Rev. Mr Conn premed his amendment ; and en Its being rejected by a largo majority be demanded a scrutiny. (Lewd cries of AD, no ") Mr. Cox tacitly agitated to the condemnation of h;s pro podeion, end did met insist ea a emeaday ; and aceoediaily. the lees dise n dime wee agreed to. TM heat paragraph Tr agreed to am. disc I 41b3 *nteUigence. EQUITY COURT'S.-YESTERDAY. llamas Vic -Camitsuoa ita Glow IN,lllatlo Coos Pe Rms.—Puerto' wrote 16 & 16 Vic., a. 66. The tieseels• la this mm was as to the prestige le be penult - the sew set, la referents to the ameletilliatio• of whams,. I , debase sin." 14 IA Is 141 Vie.. e. the mho et leritimig whom, is emir it the Ouse et Ohara% sal ell the posies et the NU seed is rale. dew thereek se fuse it wee lareuieteet with the preetice llbseulmilber gomoribed, wee ehelithed. This would dearly Weds lb* eismalnatkoi of mltneseen "de bens ems." But all liao suibminent sections, as will as the rules of court wad& het hew thaws up, seemed only to contemplate the emamirmena of whereas in suits which were at lame. The meal ased emelt Ile ethereve, is order that the Vice-Chancellor might Hs jtedges. =severnow said that be bad eoneidered the matter, sad sY *obliges wen of opinion that the case was within the elebile.semithat the elimination might be conducted nonenibat bo the asp system. An application had been mete ge lie alba that, in the event of the esanii.lation Wee tams trlvi woe, two examiners might be appointed, OM by such aide, so as to swan the evidence being fairly him. The court could not, however, allow that course, as It would load to all the expense attending the old systole. The oilman, therefore, would be esamined visit rocs be fore one 'undue, and if the parties could not agree upon an examiner the court mast appoint one. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—TESTFADAY. armies ni RAMOM—llloces Lofts Cusrsaa.t, Ids. Jounce Cot.. suss, OIL Jsenca N 101ITNLX, AND Yo !thrum Lima. THZ QUIBM V. MORRISON.—RATIADILITY or • FLOATING DuCL. At the sitting of the court Lord Campbell delivered judgment in this ow. His leadship said the only question was, whether the rateable value of • ship-buildinii yard was to be itocsidered so milmnsed by the floating dock ap pertaining to it. After babe at the manner in which the gaming dock was eeswfme die 111111•1 i was of opinion that the rate (in mid& the value attar desk was taken into enieldention) emelt est be swebbted. The heating desk was slider to a said at weal" awl bad we mere ••••saary esienezlesi with the yard. Tb. MSS dud la nippers et the rate were sot analeswes. In one of *eat a dock GSM pany lad claimed • dedestion on moors* of the esteem of =simonising • semi tas ; in soother the ambient water of the seta was a peemaently 112.11 leading plan. TA, judgment of the mart met therefore be for the appellants. TIM QOM! (ON TIM PILOOTCUTION or flin JANIS B 10011 ) O. TIM EASTIPX ARCHIPILAOO COMPANY.— Scum ACIAS TO ZZZZZ L A_ROYAL CIi•ILTER. This ease was tried before Lord Campbell, and a verdict given for the prosecution. Mr. Crowder, in the early part of this term, moved for and obtained a rule nisi in arrest of judgment, on the ground that a proreeiling by wire facia was not the proper method of setting aside the letters patent. The Attorney• General now showed canes against this rule Wag made absolute. The letters patent having re cited that certain parties, being desirous of forming the Eastern Archipelago Company, bed agreed to subscribe a capital of 200,0001. in shares of 1001. each, incorporated them subject to the directions and provisions therein con. tallied. There was a direction that the sum of 100,0001. should be subscribed within twelve months, and 50,0001. absolutely paid up within six months alter the grant of the charter. At the trial it was found that the 50,0001. was not so paid up. The learned gentleman then con tended that the directions and provisions in a royal charter operated as conditions, and that a failure to follow a direc tion or provision wu a breech of condition, to try which scire facia wee the proper mode of procedure. The Attor • ney General cited in support of his argument Comyn's I)ig. "Condition." Co. Litt. 2040, 10 Co. Rep. 42a, 2 Inst. 282, 2 Dyer. 197-8. The Solicitor General, Mr. H. Hill, Q.C., and Mr. Willes followed for the crown. _ Mr. Crowder, Q.C., replied, calling the attention of the court to • proviso in the charter, to the effect that, in caws the corporation should not comply with the condition' con tained therein, it should be lawful for her Majesty, by any writing under the great seal or sign manual, to revoke the said charter, either absolutely or under such terms u she or they might think fit. Under this provision, the learned gentleman contended that the course followed by the pro secution was in contradiction to the terms of tha letters patent, and that therefore the rule should be made absolute. Kr Watmw , Q.C., and Mr. M. Smith followed on the memo side. — T - 1 - M - COnrt took time to consider. COURT OF COMMON PLEAL—YarriaDAT. lirrynum uw Bawd.—Barowts Cults Annus Islam, Ym. JVITICS M•cu, Mi. Jvmc■ %m ms', aim Mm. JILYTteII TALIPOVI.D. BIZION, APPELLANT, V. BrATON, RICSFONDINT.— REGISTRATION APPIIALe. This was an appeal from a division of the revising bar rister for the southern division of the county of Leicester, who placed the respondent and 28 other permits upon the list or county voters, upon the ground that they had a free hold interest in buildings and land under the following cir cumstances:—The freemen and widows of freemen of the town of Leicester formerly possessed some commonable land, which, by the 44 George 111 , cap. 16, was vested in certain deputies in trust for them; and this land continued in common until the 8 and 9 Vic., cap. 6, under which it was enclosed and divided into small allotments. By this act the freemen and widows of freemen were to be entitled to hold these allotments, and they were to continue in posses sion &along as they pleased, provided they paid the rent and obeyed the regulations of the deputies. This last act vested the land absolutely in the deputies and their successors for ever for the benefit of the holders of the allotments, and with the consent or the majority of them they were autho rised to sell or exchange the land, or any part thereof. The motion now for the wart was whether these holders of pereessil a tresbeld interest in the land which SWIM *NS Ili be ups dr Yet of county voters. lb. Oes emend be the appellant, and lir. Hayes for ili tie guilit Aie[Jastice said it seined to him that the view Vim by hiss revising barrister was correct, and that his mil be alarmed, the claimant baring a frees hell Meng which entitled him to vote. The Bth leelles et the statute of Victoria enacted that the hewn sad widows of freemen should hold as long ref should think fit, provided they paid the rent, call abided by the rules and regulations made by the depu -11114. It was admitted that if there wee nothing else but We in the act these words would confer a freehold ; bat it Mansaid that there were subsequent words which limited Ilhe interest. If this was not • freehold estate, what was M? It was clearly not an estate for years, and it was net geelanded that the holders of allotments were teaents at Mat bet Mr. Co: contended that their interest was a sort of peelimeatary estate, between an estate at will sad a bead& but not sufficient to confer the franchise. He Wei of opinion that the court could not hold otherwise than rat this was a freehold estate, and that the claimant was Inilltheil be be upon the list of voters. Dallis affirmed with wets. liiiii"APPILLANT O,TH I 01112111 U op CAIIIIIIIOOII, _ . RIIIPONDZNI. This ease stated that John Moore, the appellant, objected to the name of James Seeders, whose qualification was described as freehold land In Carisbrooke Fields, called Edward's Lead, in the Isl. of Wight. The facts were, tout the claimant owned the land for which he claimed, worth 61. a year, and also other land, worth 501. a year, but the whole of this property was mortgaged for 3001., and the annual interest was 151. Each part of the land was liable to the whole of this interest, and it was cony tended that the revising barrister had no power to appor tion the interest .o different parts of the property. If the interest could not be apportioned, the whole of It would be set off against the value of the qualification, which it would swallow ap. The revising banister, however, held that he could apportion the interest, which he did, and re. Mined the name of the claimant upon the list. The court held that he was right in so doing, end affirm& the decision. FIDDOX, APPILLAWE e. BhleTlllll, RWIPONDINT. The question in this ease was r to the seflicieney of notice of objection, the objector describing himself r on the list of freemen for the city of Carlisle. It appeared that there were two lists of freemen, one for corporal*, and the other for parliamentary purposes, and they did not neces sarily retain the same names. This notice It was contended ought to state that the *NOM!. WY on the parliamentary list in order to show that he was entitled to object. Mr. Temple appeared for the appellant, and Mr. Mellor, Q.C., for the respondent. The sort took time to consider the matter. CAIMS STRUCK OUT. - - The following cases were struck out In consequence of defects in th, proceedings : " Newell, appellant, v. Balm, Town Clerk ot Derby, respondent," and" Barker, appellant, v. Palmer, respondent.' CONSISTORY COURT.—YEarraDAT. Basoas Da. Loasuseica. STORY O. STORY. In this ease, which was a suit brought by Mn. Story for the restoration of conjugal rights., the defendant had been admonished to take his wife home, and behave kindly to wards her. Mr. Story, however, bad not complied with the monition ; and bad even made an unsuccessful applica tion to the courts at Westminster, to restrain this court from proceeding further. Mr. Cricket, the proctor for Mn. Story, now moved that the court do pronounce the defendant in contempt. The defendant, who appeared in Knots, pleaded that he bad gene to the address of his wife, as given in one of her aMdavits, and that she was there dented to him. It was therefore Impossible for him to havecomplied with the order of the soon. Nr. Cricket observed that the defendaat bad never ap plied for her address. Yesterday, too, Mrs. Story went to hie place of bu■ine.s, 62, Fleet-street, but it was representi d to her that he did not live there. 13tory-liii• i;eldre is 15, Nottinsphill, am you very well know, and have known so for a year. The Court asked the defendant if he was ready and willing to appoint a time and place at which he would re ceive his wife • 1 .. . . _ Mr. Story said that he I•sd already offered to do so. On • previous occasion he had gone to Mr. Cricket'. office for that very purpose ; but he bad been insulted and removed by the police. Mrs. Story being is court yea then aske I by Dr. Lush logien If sho vas desirous of going borne to her husband, and answered la the affirmative. The Court then calla , ' upon the defendant to say when he would receive ►er. Mr. Story was ready to main hoot thew. Mrs. Btory—Am I obliged to go bow laussdistsly ? (A The Court said it could not order that; sad eventually it was Sled that Mr. Story should attend at Mr. Cricket's °Sos o at throe o'clock on Saturday next to receive his wife. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YESTEIWAT. Mom Y.. Ows.in. /Mum A soon terlvan.. his • Chow , a youth, surrendered, an d t o o k tnal • as Indictment in which he was charged with haring M- I diesatly assaulted a little girl. lIIr. Parry and Mr. Sleigh prosecuted on behalf of a Society for the Protection of Females; Mr. Ballantine ap peared for the defendant. This is the ease in which a fortaicht ago one of the bail set the court at defiance is reference to an lateral of his re cognisanoes. The facts ars unlit for publication. The defeat* was an alibi. The jerZ found the defendant CuWy. The Assistant Judge said he thought really that he should only he doing his duty by ordering the witnesses for the de fence to be prosecuted for perjury, for perjury the whole of their evidence unquestionably was. lie sentenced the prisoner to one year's hard labour. It was stated in the report of the cam of Elisabeth Bromwich, yeetinday, that the body of the child was found on the Bth of May ; it &bawd have been the 27th, the day on which the desertion took place. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE.—THE CHARGE OF MURDER. Henry fierier, who was on Tuesday barged with hair ier murdered Ilk wife, by cutting her throat, wit, yesterday brought up for re•eaamination before Aldermen Finnic Several witnesses were examined, and tho alderman stated that he would commit the prisoner for trial, for thu murder of his wife on Friday. GUILDHALL. Mary Ann Hall—a girl upon whose evidence Mr. Gray Smythe, formerly practising as a surgeon in Vas:half - walk, was convicted of violation in April. 1851, and sen tenced to transportation for life—was charged upon e summons with having committed wilful and corrupt perjury upon the trial. A auather of witnesses were called in sunport of the charge ; but Bit John Key considering that a sufficient case had not hems made out to justify the remand sought for, di/t -ali/ad the Emmaus. MAKLBOROUGH-STREET Wilitom Marks Atkins was brought up for re.ezemi• nation charged with obtaining from Mr. Charles Bentley, fruiterer, 78, Tottenham-court-road, several sums of mosey by tales and fraudulent representations. Mr. Herring appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Wonuser for the defence. The particulars of the previous examination have already eppeared, and on the last occasion it will be remembered that prisoner was remanded, in order that evidence might be produced from Devizes, where the defendant bad alleged that he had large property. Mr. Woolf, the superintendent of the Devizes police, was now in attendance, and proved that there was no public house or beer shop called King Charles in the Oak, in or near Desires, that no person by the name of Harris kept such a house, and that there was no person by the name of Dalton known there. Mr. Memos applied for a further remand, in order to have the attendance of the solicitor who the prisoner had stated knew about his &Bain. The prisoner was then remanded. MARKETS. COTTON.—LtyzarooL, Nov. 17.—The sales to-day are estimated at 4,000 bales, and comprise 180 Egyptian, 61d. to 8 d.; 300 Surat, 4d. to did. The market closes heavily. and priees see little changed since Friday, less than might reasonably be expected with so small a demand. CORN.—Boa ow, Nov. 17.—We have had a very tadif tenni snow of Wheat to-day; the small quantity showing was chi, By in bad condition; good dry samples realised Is per qr. over last week's prices. No alteration in the value of Beans And Pau. Wheat, red, 40s. to 42a.; white, 445. to 475. firociTog-ow•Tzga, Nov. 3.—The supply of grain this day's market was large. Wheat met a good demand at last week's prices. Barley without change. Oats met a dull sale at a decline of 6d. per qr. on last week's currency. Beans in demand at full prices. Imports during the put week : Barley, coastwise, 690 qn.; Oats, coastwise, 230. CATTLE.—Leens, Nov. 17.—There were at the fair to day 630 beast., 43 of which were foreign. The number of sheep was 4,000. There was a good attendance of buyers, and a brisk trade. Cattle realised from 51. Bd. to 60. Bd. per stone of 1616.. Sheri, sold at Sid. to Bd. per lb. RONFORD, Nov. 17.—Our market to-day was but thinly supplied with all kinds of stock, which met a better sale, at an advance in price fur all of good quality. Beef, 3.. to to 4s. Mutton, 3.. 6d. to 4.. 4d. Veal, 3s. Bd. to 4s. 4d. Pork, 3.. 6d. to 4e. 2d. BotrrnALL, Nor. 17.—Trade ruled brisk to-day, and sullen were able to make • clearance at better prices. Beef m►de from la. 10d. to 41. Mutton, 3s. to 4s. 6d. Veal, 3s. to 41. Pork, 2a. Bd. to 3s. 81. per stone of Bibs., sinking the offal. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THUILSNAT. N IS, 15.52. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. HASTINGS—S.W. • Strong Breeze; Overcast. SOUTHAMPTON - 8.W.; Strong Breese; Partially Cloudy. FOLINSTONI—S.W. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. Tosinnition-B.W. •,___ Hard Win; Overcast. BAeuenuenNl—N W.; Strong Breeze; Partially Cloudy. Gnaanertcn—S.;_ Strong Breese ; Partially Cloudy. firitoots.-S.W.; Strong Breese; Cloudy. fliwinnom—S.W.LGentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. BOLCHNOTSZ-B.W. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. YAIIIIOOIII—S. ; Gentle Breeze ; Cloudless. from iheiolleWinciPlaieedicinOt reach this *flee in tine for publication yesterday; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday worming at nth* o'clock. -- LANCASTER—W. ; Calm ; Partially Cloudy. ; Strong Breeze ; Heavy Rain. DARLINGTON—N. • Strong Breeze; Overcast—Rain. Suite —N.H. ; Calm; THIS DAY, Nom!. ooweo of Wlad. Blrearte et Mad. Sista of tb• Weatb.w. W. Gentle Breen. Mo. TREATY WITH THE KIND OP THE SANDWICH '9lAm:ie.—Yesterday a parliamentary paper was printed containing the treaty of friendship, commerce, and naviga tion between her Majesty and the King of the Sandwich Islands. The treaty was signed on the 10th of July, 1851, and the ratifications exchanged at Honolulu on the 6th of May list, by Mr. Miller, her Majesty's Consul General for the islands in the Facific Ocean, and on the part of his Ma jesty the King of the Hawaiian Islands, "Robert Crichton Wyllie, Esq., his Minister of Foreign Relations, member of his Privy Council of State, and of his House of Nobles." There is to be, between all the dominions of her Majesty and the Hawaiian Islands a reciprocal freedom of commerce. British whale ships are to have access to the several ports for refitment and refreshment, and merchant vessels to two ports only—Honolulu and Labania. At the several ports the parties may trade with their goods, " excepting spi rituous liquors.' It I. further provided that " the sub lects of her Britannic Majesty residing in the Hawaiian slands, and Hawaiian subjects residing in the dominions of her Britannic Majesty, Abell be exempted from all com pulsory military service whatsoever, whether by sea or land, and from all forced loans or military exactions or nquisitions, and they shall not be compelled, under any pretext whatsoever, to pay any ordinary charges, requisi final, or taxes, other or higher than those that We or may be paid by native subjects. ' INCENDIARY FIRE IN EAST KENT.—Set weep ten awl eleven o'clock on Saturday night a most destruc tive fire broke out on the premises of Mr. George Kelcey, known as Wattage Farm, situate in the parish of Women". would, about two miles from Barham, abutting on the high road leading from Canterbury to Dover. The farm is the properly of /dr. J. P. Plumptre, of Fredville, the late re presentative for the county, and consists of four hundred acres, mostly arable. The fire raged with unabated fury until two wheat stacks, two oat stacks, and one each of bar ley, sanfoin, clover, hay, and peas were entirely consumed, with tw, large barns, stables, and outhouse., which were also totally destroyed, as well as the farming implements and grain on the premises. The dwellirg-house, with two barns, were fortunately saved ; but, had nut the wind been favourable, nothing could have prevented their destruction. There can be no doubt but that the fire was caused by some vile incendiary. The exact amount of .property destroyed is not yet positively known, hut it is considered that the loss will not amount to much less than 2,0001. The farm ing stock was insured in the Sun, and the premises in the Kest °Sess. IAdTCTfiIeiIItaI—HOLLOWAT . I2 OINTMENT AND PILIA, • .on LICALLUIT UM NAT run A maws vela ou, Wrounii. —Thomas Edwards. • labium , la PertWeestli Dockyard, ready., • severe bort ia W think about lone you., bask by a piece M Umber gallium on him. As sinews formed Y sumetwesee or the injury, wretch Wiled the most salami mrpeon ta beal, and be wari mom <Neatly pronounced ineembla, aad putts lb. mipermemated list with • preside. Bela. sow at hearty to try other rowdies, be wai l& wed balm Holloway% gatmeat and Pills, which Wm in pike- Melly mewl lies that be enjoys Rood Write, and Is ea well able to work as any mac.—dual by all modem of medicines; sad at Preheat Holloway's Establishment, 244, Streak London. • [Advertisement] FIFTY THOIIIAND CURES croon MIDICIPM by Do Rants Retains AI•RICA ure 411,8t2 ; 'fifty rearm` indivcribobto agony from dratepoa, nerwmanor, When, m a th, motatipaPon, Raton*** ammo, sick. woo at the honmeh, and mooltsaos, bate bait :moved by Du BY ry'r eacellent fo lolly. Worthwn, Lang, sear D L , Norfolk. 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'fermium, of Quires-sins t, Moho, bid beer. qu as b.'d for roe time P.A. and had art ..ott.uts yr. naratt.toa toe re reentry of hi. a , 'sat withow any beneficial result. 11. wat th n indu •et to try the /het. of t• Rowlstals' alses•sar ltd.' . and after daily so .iviertt f or about tools...nubs, be, rc.o h 4t his 'ratification, had his hale got - amok and now porrea a beautiful head of hair. Thin far sp •01 tee steesity be Itself to regain euemat.—lLLY Weekly Ma OWN BHIPPIN6I SEABORNE MAILS. IN dedies that the balls us sem Iron U. Warm r4 e e, y do Witt—bed II by die Leh[—dowpabh.l Day whom esade g from 1.—,7- Iflea ,• --k-- -- 00UNT11166. Is Liortermt Poet- Part Oftee Laden. deemator..e.. mu t ------ .........., aaraferathy QOM Brltpaihmtll Nov. 19 • NNW pub* .. ......„_ .N Nov. SO .... Lawns.. IN s. It eaarliatb7l3.litatefloath arkll l . ...... ...... notrUtaraboa. 'Nor. 20 t Australia( vie am ton) Ditto (Ma Karaelllas) NI 11th °IL abate IN•rer ..... LL •Ditto(vie Caps of Good ; 1 110 P.) N;;l3th' of December PI3 mouth .. Nor. 30 Africa ( Wort Last) 7l !Urdu( tie mum, r ,100..ul .. &if. 4 hiemaadsla. N CALM* et moo. larger ....; * 0•• 0 Belgian ............. N I Sally Geiser Brasil . , .................91 9th of the salon; -aate, 3 0, 0 ,, Lr; Dm)a deaf°, A . M. .M 9th ef the smut- tuthant.tte On. It naltfarnie .M tadalltbef math I a...Thn0.. ; .- 31., 10 + Capm of Good Ilogo 111 ,14th of the swath ; P1ym0...a..... N ov. 21 Caps de Verde Xt.'s* of the nooth II) a 41,111 Nwr. ye Csamtantimmie • II lllNlTtlaftbuf Dom ith.vt r, , m„, • a 0811,1161 Amorists ll•lnelatltbof rm. mt. ..hutklutl • N ON. 30 • ; Chaos* Los --.1e,1d0m. . W 1 .1 .t r n. 1 -t` t utt "LI t' re Tr.* mat .........."...111 faded, ISue , l. le. b... .r, . Nee. 16 Fromm ........ —... DI &N' Twice daily ouver . 1.k.,, d. 0neee......................N t7thl ) tb27thof mot I hot, ..... ~..2 7 , limattur9....... N lamiday a bidet Iraute.• *am* __,...... AI Wolfram & Matt , Landon.. ..... L •sta ' M Soudan* ........ Nlfth of the MAI% ....h.., •• Nos. 16 Natant itiktirTwis, da11y..... I tbil,,lut ; : hme d i , I fettla(Ttatletitban,pt.) N 'Muth of the or n.l, •N, Lt'' iYI • , ;0,, 0 ladle (eta ilmseflla.) N athadathof cub. t; ;Dame . ix, i India f•la Cape of Good' . 11 .90 N 'llth of the month. Pt) watt h N,,,. 2 4 Kaunas. N , Nth of the month P'.3 manila .. Nur.* Msditerr•uaeam(vle Pouthl t araytom)_ .11 Nth of Ms mouthL rot., l v o,. L 0 feltto(ria Mareallles) —PI L M 6434111 ea moat t.; t . oar . 1. 0. ; Mexico Whoa of the re•mth ...laths, , . Imo' 1 IllatkAra N E9U423d of the n•o. it•etharet, . Ins. 16 NNW ~ itftlylltn,ltith,r:thi " I.3othof the moitth mer . .. se, if ffeplas• ; Sthl.thl3t hot mom L trover 5t....3 Papal Make* N Sth I itlk23than,n; ',wr . N.,,.4 1 PeitlrMlS ...". N 7thlNNYltttof tent ....rm., . i , ~ 5„.., Peru II llndalltbot mouth '...mthat ...I "...v. I. Tamman N ' ,01111thi5t...!... , t r v.• r . Ye, . 1 Tea Dlemen's Lad (as,' I gem halm .. N'Udall thstmon't -tor •1 I .e t b.... 11 Ilumtratia) • fbe MAIL for Atutralla Oa the 1 - 4 - pc of G ..1 to .........., .armaW forAuatralta Oa the Cape of la ao oh the 2n4 of every alternate month. Thou. hal. pa and 14th of each month via Southamptos and N1at.eni....„,,„„. mai 4 ling anl& de at present from Singapore, but )t. 1., is sent th steamer,. tM are Also made up on the 2n4 M eeerc eltertkm '0,4, I. the Cape M Gond llose.-114e made which ought to b mate up , the 11th Inst. wtU not be made up Ware the 4th io.t. • The made to them, cotuMics tom WYfail t • t we commie! French packet to Marseilles. A large steamer. supposed to be the Great Britain was Peeu entering fable Bay, Oct. 9, by p r „ pos te (a. s.), arrived at l'lymouth.—Liverpool, lc,. 17. Richard and Anne, of Shields, Irvine, from Minimic!.i London, was abandoned, Oct. 30, in Lit. 4.1 N , 10.38 W., water-logged, and with lose of rudder crrie taken off by the Derwent, F , arrived here.—riallaeli, Nov. It Victory (steam-brig), with two lumps in tow, arrived bare this morning, from the Fairfield, with abut 180 park. ages from the wreck. Mr. 111esul, with the s.,soser Dreadnought, and the other pumps, were at walk 4 the ship.—Liverpool, Nov. 17 ♦RRIVXD. Auer-at Plll, November 16, from Oast° Ace sr Tao vre -at lalonouth. November IS, fr0m...... ZCS A.NNA at Liverpool, November 17, Iron. 500... a-at Gravesemd, November .7, from . . b ass . &monism-at °reverend, November .7, from . . trues* Avocer-a1 Liverpool, November .7, from • .. ii s o, ss , Puree AND JONANNII-at LlTerpubl, Noires. uer 17, from blunslo C0w1...t0-at Liverpool, November 17, :rota BLAME CAT -at Gravesend, November 17, Iron ..•. lIMITZA -at Pill, November 16, from .. . • ••... .......... Had Bouvea-at Newport, November 15, from Bacvsacr.,- et Swansea. November 15, from & Lams Coermare-at Truro, November 16, from . .. . ca. Cerneame -et Portsmouth, November 16, fr 0 m . .... B olin, t. S. C . comots--at Gravesend, November 16, from.... „ writs Con rams -at Gravesend. No..mber 17, poen COUNOWWI-at Gravesend, November 17, from taw Cersuss as-at Gravesend, November 17, from ... ... .... LLor Damo-at On Nov. 17, from ....... .... . Amara Doves-at Gravesend, November 17, !TOM DRUALCII-St Falmouth., November 13, from ...... .. . . Mater Gummier-at Pellhell, November IC, from Kneeses-at Liverpool, November 17, from- .... AkMbillt 7.17{9PA-at Liverpool, November 17, from foll.edelptue Bremer-at Live. p ml, Nov. 17, from.. .. Pm., isismenna-at Grave send, November 17, from Norway V se. abietteur 3eir -at Gravesend, November 17, i.e.. Qs.* Fames. is Kmo -at Gravesend. Sores Iver 17, t0wn..... les bee PLlMmeen-ei Deal November 16, from tambee Fortves-at Liverpool, Novemorr 17, from D. Arm Orass-at Oravesend, November a 7, from Anoterdam 0•1111011-at Liverpool, November 17, from Ukaaeow-at Liverpool, November 17, Iron. HAMS NI. •at $11 . 1.,1, November lb. from Hmennerra-at Gloucester, Noe ember If, team...... Quebec Hamennas--at Ipswieb, Normals, .6, from . Petetworg HiPll:C tiosmores -at Newport, November li, ffe 1111 -blridealin Han • / 11 1/00111-Si OTSTSOTII4. Novell:Pee r 17, from ... Lichen Iwo -at OrlDeseed. November 17, from ..... Ism-at Liverpool, November 17, from .. .... . lon-at Aberdovey, November 13, ere.. JIWTITI -at Gravesend, November 16, from .. IROW JON.. t•CIIT -at Gravesend, November 17, tom . Pm roe kerma-at Deal, November lb. non. ii MOST -at Gravreend, November 17, from A 41 5. Ng lial•-at Hall, Nov. 16, from lib.111•TIC -al St. Ives, None, bee 1., fr•,m 311 m ..2I ravens-et Graverend, November 17 from 017081411-st Gravesend, November 17, ar m . .... .. blece Orass-at 44m0/wee November 16, from OAK-at Osisiborouirk November 1.1, Irma Pt. Plierabre Patriot-st Ishmouth, November 13, mom Prosomem-st Gloucester. November lc, from Dadour Pauli-at Hull, November 16, from . ... Dame "----- - t Gravesend, November .7, from . . Iverpoool, Novernb r 17, from . Up ra Gravesend, November 17, from . . .. Cyr kleaTe -at Gemmed, November 17, from . . Qorbe lIIIMIOINIANT-4t Liverpool, November 17, Penn (broom Reve.c-et Newport, November 13, from lamoan -at Piymouth, Nov. 16, from ..... .. at. C W lIIICILWOVIZ -.off Liverpool, November 17, from ...1211(0 Rims. Men-at Makeembe, Nov. 13, from itorimeson-st Deal, Nev. le, from .. . .... . OrauGuers (schooner)-st Gravesend, November 17, from...lema OM I. L. OuLtanio-st hwanam, November 16, !rem Cuba ST4IIDAND-NI LOW1111.0(I., November 14, from... Crowe& WAS alalAll4ol.l-all Wiobea b, November 16, from .. 14711 domes-at sOnmestord, November 17, from . Criveluves SW/INTIM \ MATILDA-at Gravesend, November 17, from Denmark TPITON -at Gravesend, November IT, Ipso . . .. INCAS Two Haones-at Gravesenei, November 17, Qom Pe mark Tara .a. e.)-at Liverpool, November 17. from . Kars Illes Tar -r-at Liverpool. November 17, fr om We. nuszeamcm-at Newport, Nov. 15, from P am-at _ BAILILD. Marx Peons-from Greenock, November 16, to ........Jerre Lees 1 1 / 1 131.A411.1-has Hall, November 16, to - ,• eve Arta -horn °rewound, November t 7, I. 1141.11 C (a)-tram Liverpool, November 17, at .. New lurk Cairn nu-from Gravesend, November 17, 11l- -timbal I NAlliall-from Orennek, November 16, le a. Loot Gamester-from Swensea, Nov. mber 13, t 0....,. ............. DIIIN4- from °miaow. Now. 17, to EDWARD ILII.I.OTILAD-from Liverpool, November 17, 00...04011 Famearee -trent Liverpool, November 17, to •Attes limorea roma Liverpool, November 17, to. HAMMY. from Gramm& November 17, to Jvue-from 8011, November 16, to Bat 2 Leos-Oran Oravemod, November 17, to .. .. . litamaarrea-trana Falmouth, November 16; to Leona NOITH FAX-from Greenock, November IS, be ...... . B. Mrs Prue.-nom Hull, !November 16, to Solertkell Rs. (Ozone-from Falmouth, November 10. Areas Uwe-from Gravesend, November 17, :to. Brew-tom Llverwool, No. 17, to Brain Lworauene-from GraveeTt, Om 17, t 0.... • ~.DFI earg—lna Oraveseed. November 17. te....—.....-....8arb0k. Toes—feam °ravaged. Nov. U, a ...,. ..........Toemara TRILAWIIIT—trOIIi Greeseek, November lg. ea - — loll ._ Ormaeum—from SIMISKII, Mamba 14 lg.—. -...._.". Wawa—Nook ewers% November le. ee ..................Umme V 18811.13 ePOKIN WITH. Annandale (barque), Perna, bound down, Rept. 211, ,teKeromprins f"'° , W Mamba far °ow; WI WI" on M• 111.1. N.V. 8. C tinter. of Elgin, ben Landon for Port Plubp, out lot. 8.30 N., lon. 24 W. Dodson (beim, Na..Nor.ll. off Cape Plalrterre. I:elit l anard, r 2.ie f t. 19,1rt. ' 1; n 31 ' 3 r i., lon. d 51 . .43 W. Jenny Lind, font Liverpool for Quebe c, out 23 days, ;at. 4 . 1 ‘ 5 • IGO. 36.33, all well. Lord Seaton, from Quebec, out nine days, Oet. IS, lot. 4:t 1'.: 6 34. 4 7. /dayflower (arbsenter), from Tarrapnna for Liverpool. Perseverance (barque), from Qurb t, Oct. 3, lat. 46.:? N.. tl"lt 89.30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND PISA INS. BIRTHS. DARLF.T.—Now. IS, the wili7Orii.iirrier. Eeq., If I.,n.tccryc, ht. Juhie•-wood. of • so.. °MM.—Nov.lk at Victoria Lodge, Mewl*. the w. t. of IL P" . • Fp., of a daughter. 1101IGS021.—Now. IS, at the Vicarage, Creidoa, the .on of the 4. , J. It. Hodeami, of a moo. MARTINUALL—Nor. 14, at Dover, the wife of Lit ot itartioo r, 11. E.. of • daughter. PAT I MON.—Nor. 14, at Graltoo-terrace, Kenitra. t NT, T. 4 Patueoa, of a sow. T.IOIIAL —Noy. IS, at Paton.plcke South, )4, 1 , Thosiwoi SIM MARKIAORP B 1011711! —PARSONM.—Now. IS, at Esentoth, h. , he Kr•. T R. Capt. H. &Browne, of the nth Pont, eldent e eo. H. Browne, of Reommylte, Phutehlre, to Vraseee el. A. ratecet. only Jetteh'ne of rapt. Pampa. R.N. OALnWORTII T—lVCAnt.—Noe It, at H.ty Then,. ►rah. lift b uann-terrate, let the Rev. E. O. Munn, W. Hale...rine, Pp.. m Cleteehambere, Refeat.etreet, to L mitt Jer• sty ilitd &M/SOT ot R. htN.Mbe, Req., of K.+etoffton•gardea•terretr, ll,dolati. DRATHS. ISRION.—Nov.I.S„ at the Square, Married-road, ablates" Ilta BEIOLE.Y.—Nov. 17, Miro Ifitia Mink,. Diner , of 1. Mak% F i t , :44011 le-ntreet. Park-plant, Il irer.t . o.pelg, rod 0 DAY.—Now. 14, at It .k..133-ntal. Gotater bid, 11 ton'. J. PP' FIN .la nor Near York and Lirernnol, o late W. LAY Pont INA .14 11. N.. and Govern br of rtOrf t ..111. VI 1 Z.IIRItHERT.—Nov. 15, et Cheltenham. 11,r. Tarn rell• Herbert, only dauitht. rof F. a ita.llr. bort F..q...n0l le. OUTA %M.—Nov. lb, at 4 blton, inn. th- b.l , r,tl no , 01 Nu' Ben* can Outsam, In•reetor of Mk n , an. 11001144 R.N., of Hanover Notary, Lrodon. 9111T11.—Now. 14, alladbetb, wife of Lt. groltb. Eg °l " squire, agrd 63. WAI KR. -Nov, 14, at Maddox-ter,', Ilegent-atm ., . Mr. R. Wal• E krr, tad WII.LtIeGIIBT.—Nov. 14, at Rriahton, Eliza, r .11. P. Re , lottakby, Vaq., tale ro Pomba), frlnted .nd yabibbid by Wuzum Ras N , I nnowll. ntrret. In lA. t ofd lantettnt, crinber., • n .110 j •n Unbar to W in the prosiest el Wittistnies, Trvunas, Naomi 1 % 1412. I rj II ~//,' B' a ssxr u• itsrin so mod ~ I Om lamb • F 'kw Y. Si,,, at an e oT M Pt . 71 W(