The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-18 00:00:00

appeiatsmat of Simples as a comsdasierm ; but. looking at the haft as stated is the evidence, he thought then eras asiliciest grould for him to say that he ought to oast the for the preeest. The answers of the defendants = rar ap tie ease lo as to justify them, and be would Ilterekre gnat the isisastioa until tha asswen Were put In, and the court should make further order. Mae MadamUer Light Braes. Ex TANTS LOND lIRNTON ILINTIAN•TOWN AND CAN DIN-TOWN NATIONAL BCIIOOLS.—NT. Glue appeared for the peaking's, who were the ealy elerTiTlng trustees red dent in LIMO of the Eeatish-town and Camden•towa Nat octal lielb.sio, and the object of the application was to Mee seem one appointed under the provisions of Sir Edward Isideses Am (I Will. IV., c. 601 to Join in a momenta of Wt of the alertly Mates in the mom of the remaining true. les. who resided at the Gap, of Good Hope, Up to 1814, Oben was only ems school for both districts. la 1815, a na tional school was established, the building being erected on a its shim by No Marquis of Camden. Since that dine the MINIM bad boos enabled to build two schools, and had toe *NW lo soli the obi school to a purchaser, to whom it was new dosbod to auks a coaveyance. Evident, was adduced of the Ws, sad the Vire-Chancellor, to says expense, mode an cart kr the egamputee without any preliminary inquiry In the Master% Nam Seem XleaChanualor Mauna. Paftwurovon V. BUCKLIY.—CHAILI AAAAA The suit was instituted by the executors and trustees of the Bev. Abel Colin Leader, late 01 Nottingham, to Waist the 3.rof the court as to the proper mole of a pplying •um per Coat Reduced Stock, standing in their testator's same, and which he had bequeathed to his exeniton upon trust to trisect the same into the sate of the Archdeacon of Nottingham and his summon lot the time being, by who. the income wet to be paid, u it begun due, to each vabenefieed ovate, in the deanery of Bingham, Nottinghamehke, whose annul salary sad income should not exceed 361.. and to such u should be recommeaded to him by a plurality of the voices of the beneficed clergy of the deanery of Bingham at his or their °Segal visitation annually held at Nottin3 ham, after the following rate, namely—to en unmarried curate, 101 ; to a married curate with a family, 201.; and that to se many as the iaterest of the stork would admit of after all souls• gent expiates should be discharged. The testator then elated his amain to be that no curate should receive the donation more than ogee while there umaised In' the desnety any seek curate who had .it reseived the benefit. The quitleins were, first, wbstbar thi b = don is the testitor's will of curates intended to be applied to one clue of persons only, with two qualifigadose, namely, curates whims salaries and isomer together should sot mused Mk per annum, and who should be recommended to the manage mentioned en the will, or whether it applied to two deems, namely, curates whole gay guide ition wee the amellame of their ieriega, sad mates retommended in the maser pointed out; and, wae.Hy, wholes if the ant should be held to be the peeper egargamdea, and there Amid be no object within the 6911111ffians the bequestwas coo which weld be emageed rp is.. Upon the hearing in Nov., 1817, hie Room cipecmsd ea ppisaos la Moose of the seemed construe*, egaluded for, via , that tbe Imitator bad given the Weems of the fend to two of legalese, sad Lae sack income should be paid la the lint mitoses to estates who's annual salary and issue al net Gaoled 361., sad Ute surplus given annually to mates to be recomigesded la the way pouted out by the will. His Honour, on the lost hearing, shoo directed certain inquiries to be made by It. master for the purpose of ascertain ing the °bloom of the bequest Upon the eaue mules on again to be heard for further directing, it was stated that there were no objects of the first elms, neatly, curates whose salary and income did not exceed 161. a year, sad the gentian of eoescrection was again einvaNL—His Honour sow gave Anal judgment upon the me, Mathis that he sew no rum to Mat firm thegonela• deo he had IPSO to %WOO tke firet=i e the cease. The biome, the Wore, of the load ( ahead 1001. pet maim), was ordered to be_ Od 1/0166IMPOS of ifettiegham, to be by kiln app for the benefit of the COURT OF QUERN'S BRSCIL-111071/DAY. Tun QIISSN 11/. Crnss.—Favern FLORIL—ThiI was SS Wise tried beton Lard Deanna, at the *Wiry after het Mishaslue tern, whim referee*. to a patent tun out by the defendant kr the laTelatiall of tubular dais for aunts when &verdict was found tom the defendant. A rale was anal, obtained to set nide the verdict upon the =entedirsethe.—Mr. Berjeant Talfourd, Mr. White- QC., and Mr. Webster, now showed cause against the rule, width wee supported by the Attorney General and litsdaanh. The arguments neupted the neater part el Thunday sad yesterday, but the pants dunned wire of no public interset.—The court repressed a desire to see the short landwriters' noise. and deferreditejudgnent. BAIL COURT.—YzerazDkv. Ohttage ta hasea—Bsfore tar. Jostles NUNCIO. Two Queen v. Tzs Irewicz Ann Boar Rattwee COMPANT.—Man DA stre.-81r Frederick Thesigst applied far a sale to show cause wh a mandamus, which had been eirlelmed spinet the I end Bap ßailway Company imali net be The Pasts of the case were shortly W s—A 87 hod Zoned wind the Ipswich and Wimallaw 0061, 11 1, oomse them to erect sundry ever owlets earriege reek, ie the eerie's T hetet endow ether Whiles, situated in the county of Suffolk, L i d is peens who had succeeded in obtaining the mandamus badmw apes the railway iany to construct term's =Wilk ware net stioned tam the nutter was helm the heart of anent' lenth, work, which the boned ommesl matended were net directed by the =MUM to be deem, and which were never in • aMemplatios of the parties themselves. The boned gentlanaa observed that he had not been SIM he Awl 21117 MO rambling the present, but he sub apeniede, that parties had no Oght to obtain a miedemve eertain acts to be done, and then seek to lave esizzeling entirely different carried out by virtue et mondeman There was also another objection which se=7z of a lormal la chancier, and it wee this, that the question was directed to the Ipswich and Bury Mame Cospeay. Now, in the month of July, 18 0 i so ast d twos pried, by which the Ipswich and Bory Railway Company wee amalgamated with the Rasura II ang isheawCompeaty,aad from thinner was to bear the moist *I swum Cation Railway Company." The rule he the membeimas was made absolute on the Bth Jane, 1848. sal be harden mintaided that it wee a similar case to dktrisdag a neirkasi to • dead pomp, because there was aws\ oimilelay in mistimes as the '• Ipswich and Bury St. M lezmire lanway Cempany." But he trusted his l ord ship wall • eels apes the maim ol the tees.—The court the application. COMM OF COMM Mins ON in PLEAS.—Terrinnam. Bs." POIIIII, APPILLANT, V. AITWOOD, BESPONDINT , Sszetcs or Novice or OSJICTION ON AlletrtAST•Otle• men screwiest .-111. Justice Coltman delivered the judgment of the court in this ems. It was an against the deeklos of the revising barrister bx thiroh of Rarwisk. The only question was whether movies of notice olooodour es an asestent-oventeer was a good service. Bt the vole of Jets Atwood end of several other brillie="ehlsotris to before the revisiag•bnrrieter, end the.e g o n ada a objection required by the 6 e. 18, havkar been semi apes George Cooper, an eminent oversew, the reviling barrister deemed the notice insuffident, end, iltorolloro, use d to entertain the objection, and allowed the vete. The 17th section of the st atute directed tha Reties to be given "to the overseers who shall have made out the het in which the name of the puma so objected to shall have been inserted." Bat the interpie taloa slams (section 100) of the statute explained the tam oveneers to mean all those who *Remised the dans.i as ever• su es et the poor, howsoever ailed or appointed. The seat sewopfaien the act of making ant the ikg...y any oldie nov wee the act of ell, It being equity tlee ay d i n moreover it was as much the duty of ea lelleteetetlreeleW where delis were in general not distinguishable bee those of an overseer. Therefore in the opialoo of the mart the tarries of notice of obj.ethic oa ea amileaat wrinast wee under the interpretation claws of the mats I. „ m o n made safildsot.—De.;:mion man& The rest of tbg day was taken up with COM ham the iltooloi paper o! no public interest whatever. COURT OF =CHEQUER —Tnereanhr. Ms Peres at Oelldhsll.—lledwe Mr. 'arca Platt sad a London °swags Jury. DUN V. NICHOLLS.— &Boman or TINANTS.—Mr. O'Malley sad Mr. Preatise apposed SW the plaintiff, who wed is Ursa paper* sad who sought to rawer eempen• rhea in deniers Jar ea elkra *spoil= of idaself and fenny trots meshes eseepisil by his. is s tow- shop, at Beihealiew wider the d.fsadaaM, the Mews. N= l brasses at Le*, sear Lewisham The dentists's net guilty of the expulsion • that the stales were act the =ifs ; and that whet had bees dame was by leave sad of the plaintiff, The folk as stated by suet, win these : that the plaintiff bad Wes into wean with his Teat; to the !loath of 'wary last yew the landlord di. Mimed, end sell the goods ; and that oa the day after the sale We plein_tiff and his wife and family were saw may ii)sated by the broker, lad foe sews thee were ehlird to take shelter is a Wham, sad fist Mn. Desk the pleint.ff's is eawispeess, ward a sewn oak lets which eh, never ..es., sal of whisk she died in Aerie iliftewieg. To counsel the defeskialt with the traweelles. the wepisaghter of tha gisiatil was an n ab h ir a d Wad KM sae da y ia Deereiber, 1846,Kr. lishent 'OW et tile shop, sad tasked far payment of the mg la erri erMrs. niVi is said a Lthe as beir of sa ae repsnd Loa;i4dise ter m hz. Mr. Maki replied: " Tikes 1 as a_ war s here yea Moll sot ma' —oat Ton dal The roost Smith se the house roved that whoa be pi the bey them the ilshwiesh one ei thea told kW that the Amor but bat*/ pa Ism armor, they were obliged " to tars him eat." The sett dew neighbour deposed that on the day Wier Os sale Zammisaye, the broker, turas& the badly oat of the bow, sit Ken Wilt the datar.—Ms. Ihuotrey, with Ile. Bramwell, emtheste" the dehmee, taisd the beaker sad hi atm The forma stated Oat he sews toil them to hem the Yours Yrs. Dem yaw itraggYEsis.gLth4hrkitiltistrttasykrat....:ch ai l: II some of tamitom, presented his with some Awns pels."-Chittle„ the erliteat, staled that while "la modest," Mn. Dem said to her husbaad that she was doh of the pima sad should have, sad that if he elms to stay he *Maki shay with the be. walls. That the plaintiff said he druid swg time V k wan may te spits Mr. Nielione ; that the swill or wee issomet sewed Ones the *WI deer ONO. Me p em i t::h as ea dm hi tat havisay, the MOM Was the as ha mil he amid hem the taeilsr eat hell in the of Ids telle,-16. lifeatfrey, la lissithomle ther e e i tb sem o sstheles thefreresde meatless sthiseotseliess tbseeertsishomirseeda The *kW hai slew ohms el rilthe mob Olga Os ge. IL. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY E'ENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1848. while on duty the previous night in Whitechapel, the pri• loner came up to him, and having alluded to the robbery which had been committed at the prosecutors' shop on the former B u rr b that he was the thief, and that he wished to surrender wolf. The prisoner further said that he hod endured so mush distress and privation, from his inability to promo any employment at his business of a tailor, that he did not oars what beams of him, and wee anxious to be gent oat of the 'matey. On asking him what had become of the watch, the prisoner said that he had sold It for 95., and he regretted that ills • were no mesas of re covering it—The magistrate ordered him to be remanded for a week. MARLBOROUGH STRERT.—J. Elliott was Mimeo oa suspicion of stealing 44 sovereigns, and a quantity of plate and jewellery.—Mr. B. Wilson, a cheesenioager, living in Vigo.strem, said that the prisoner had been in his service es I pater. On Friday morning last he was awakened by his servant, and on going down stairs he found that the shop-door had Ism broken open, end likewise the doors of his counting-house and iron chest. On examining the latter be found that 44 'overrides, 40 spoons, and other articles el plate, se well as jewellery, to the amount of 1001., had been stolen tO orefront. The prisoner 011611 to work about belf-pert ' seven the same morning, and did his rimier work le= till breakfast tinte,whou he left the house, and never antil Thursday, when his brothers brought him book. Os seeing him, witness 'eked him where he had been. He replied that he had met with two frietds, and that be bad got drunk and wee ashamed to come beck Wither then took him to the station and pave him in charge.— Sergeant Gray said he saw nothing ol the prisoner till the previous night, when he was bro ug ht to the station. The prisoner said he had male to surrender himself, to MINI any charge that might be preferred against him. In reply to witness, the prisoner said he had been to Cirsvuead, Chatham, and other places. Witness searched him, bat -ound nothing upon him. The prisoner denied all know ledge of the robbery, and said he had drunk too mush liquor on the Friday morning, and did not like to return to his work—that was the reason he absented himself. He was remanded to Wednesday next. SOUTHWARIC.—Caostm.—T. Harrisa, of No. 46, New street, Webber-street, Lambeth, was charged with cruelly ill-treating Elisabeth, his daughter. The girt, although 14 years of age, did not appear, from her diodes tim stature and starved appearance, more than 8 or 9 men Of age. Her brnee, sa described by the overseer, were shirt ing through the skin, and altogether she promoted a maks choly picture of the eaves of hunger sad the want of food. When she stood up in the witness-box and was questioned by Mr. Cottinghant, her intellects seemed to be impaired owing to the treatment she bad experienced, and her igno rance was so palpable that when asked her age she was un able to answer eke quetion, or even to tell how many fingers she had upon emit Mad : and she ridded that she never went to an place oworship, or was taught her prayers.— Mrs. Charlotte Jettison stated that she lodged for the last fortnight in the sues house with the prisoner, and that liv ing in the room immediately under them she was frequently I disturbed by lorarig the cries of the little girl, when her niether-islaw wee flaming her • that the witness has sub eloquently INS to 1, 'IA o bserved the marks of lever, blows as& different parts of her person, which she Uhl bar urn holliekd by her mother in-law. The witness had had bar elfesdoe also drawn to the haggard look and egiguenrne al doe_gisL e as if she was starved; and this immeerns wee tenthrthed on seeing her about a week ago, MISS the Mom* as was unobserved, take the food which wee hashed it the end, 'assisting of potato•peelings and thh-honass awl mesa, *war them. The witness added, that aitheegh I. bat IniMerM circumstances herself, she lintheently have the unfortunste child food, after witnessing what she did, and that the latter always seemed fearful lest it doubt isms to the knowledge of her parents.—Two other whores' tethi= st the starved condition of the girl. —Mr. hem the child's appearance it was quite evidseiteme she was in a state of starvation, and that the was eriselly red by thou who ought to be her pro testors. The primer mut be sent before a jury ; but that, with the view of completing the charge against hiss, and having the evidence of a medical man, he should remand him until Wednesday next. LAMBETH.—ALLEOID •ItD ARBON. a S. lliekkbororigh was finally examined, charged with the doable offence of arson and embeszlement—J. Fowler, a servant to Mrs. Barnhill, a lady residing at Denmark-hill, that oa the 14th of September, 1847, he mid the at the counting-house of Mr. Fleming, 11. is, for ale previously received, and got the receipt ha then pro towed.—Mrs. C. Hunt, servant to Mr. Dallied, of North teseace, Camberwell, stated that on the 16th of Much. 1 1 9 8 , she paid two minims, and on the 23rd of August last two =; r a e l ; Fr.t*Flih.' prisons, 17;ce e Ive a rrth su e ppls recei e t ( o t t fro produced. the —Mrs. . Crowder, a schoolmistress, rending in Church. street, Camberwell, deposed that on the 27th of January, 1848, she paid the prisoner 71. 15s. on account of Mr. Fleming, his employer, for malt liquor suppli.li. The re ceipt then moaned was th. nap A. roottOOO.—itn. J. Free man, of Dulwich, said that on the 13th of September last she paid eight shillings to one of the doormen of Mr. Fleming, who had come with the ale.—Priscilla Brain "errant to Mr. Borough, of Brixton , paid to one of the'draynten of Mr. Fleming, on Sept. 12, 1848, Os., and got the receipt she then handed in.—Xr. Henry Dance, a clerk in the service el Mr. I Fleming, deposed that in Feb., 1 847, he had the care of, and Ili was in charge of Mr. Fleming's brewery, and it was his duty at that time to pay over to the prisoner all moneys re- I grind by him from the customers on the same or the follow- 4 Sig day. On the 26th of that month the wiener received U. 18s. from Mr. Thomas, and this sum he handed to the prisoner.—ln his crossrnaminatioa by Mr. Huddlsetone, the witness said he made an entry of the transaction at the time in a book, but which book was destroyed by fire. The book wee one that was kept for such entries, and the prisoner in acknowledgment, or as accounting for receiving ; such sums, placed his signature at the bottom. The receipt for the money was in his (witness's) writing. He had nothing whatever to do with the de)-book.—W. Moon, one of the dreymen in the service of Mr. Fiendagsaid it was his duty to pay over to the prisoner all the moneys he received on his master's aecount. Of these Mal he kept a regular amount in • book which he carried about with him ; but this book was destroyed on the night of the fire. Witness recollected reerivintr, on the 13th of September bat, lle. from Mrs. Free man, of Dulwich, who had been celled, sad gave him the receipt produeed. He also recollected receiving 9s. at Mr. Hipbourn's on the 16th of September, both of which nuns he handed over to the prisona.—Mr. W. H. Fleming, the prosecutor, was the next witnells called, and his evident, was taken et considerable length ; bat a great portion of it was • some repetition of that which has a lrea dy been before the public. From his statement it appeared that it was the priss nor's duty to have made entries of every transaction coaneeted with the brewery in the day and cash books, and afterwards to post them in the ledger. The day and cash books, which were supposed to contain every transaction, were Warned weekly, generally on the Monday et Tuesday, and the pri soner accounted feeandhanded over the balance. The whole of the entries, however, appeared in the ledger, but the effect of them not basing been made in the day or cash book was the lase of their amount to the prosecutor. He, Mr. Fleming, was enabled to swear that the sums mentioned by the witnesses had not been accounted for by the prisoner, or pal to him. From an inspection of the book of Moore, the dramsan, before the fire, and comparing it with the cash and day book, he was enabled to say that out of 11.165. 9d., the prisoner had only accounted for 17s. Od. appropeioting 1111. to himselt—The prisoner was committed, but was ad 4to I milted to boll. oss_ _ MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY ITINTfI. The quietness of the market, accompanied with a steady progressive improvement in the funds, in de flame and irrespective of adverse political occurrences anywhere, is a matter of marvel even with the oldest dealers in stocks. Consols were at one time to-day 881 buyers for money ; they left off 861 to 1 for money and time. The influx of money into the stack market for investment is in reality the solu tion of this neediness with progressive en hancement in values of public securities. Whilst the prices of all commodities, raw and menu factored, are so low as to be represented by a meth lees quantity of capital or circulation, the excess of the latter, which has heretofore been abesebed u the Indium for carrying on the ordinary badness of the country, has become a real oppression to the hoidno / 1 1 who have lived, and are in the habit of &keg. by he employment, just as much as the mandrels= by his broad cloth or calicoes. It is alt seams& a remarkable feature that, amidst all the naval= of the world political, the British hole Amid alone maintain such an ascendant position. Reduced Threes were 851 to f. Three-and-a-Quarter Oets., 88/ to 1. Long Annuities, 81 to 9 - 16. Exchequer Bills, 38s. to 41s. premium. India Bondy Ms. to 365. premium. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. Dutch stocks engaged some attention to-day, as coming rather better and firm from Amsterdam. The Fours improved to 691 to 701; the Two-and-a-Half per Cents. to 451 to 64. Belgian, 71 to 3. Russian, 981 to 1001. Mexican were dull at 21 to 1. Bra zilian, 72 to 4. Milian, to # 4. Spanish Fives, 111 to f ; the Threes, 231 to f ; Passives, 2f to 3. Portuguese, 231 to 41. The transactions in foreign exchange were not so active as on last post day, but the quotations show no material difference, except on Paris, which were lower. The negotiations on Amsterdam were 12.2+; on Rotterdam, 12.91 to 3 ; on Hamburg, 13.11/ to 12 ; on Frankfort, 1211 to 122 ; on Paru, l at short, 25.50 to 45; on Vienna, 11.18; on Trieste, 11.18 ; on Leghorn, 32.15 to 20 ; on Naples, 39 ; on Madrid, 47; on Lisbon, 52}—all but Paris at 3 months. The Bank of England returns for the week ending the 11th inst give. as compared with those of the wectmceding, the following results : um, ........£14,961,20 5 ammilles NW* 11,086,130 4,036,270 ... Immo 1A12,643 0114 - Demme 147,301 Grammaat smetdom 9 ' 3190" atier newel__ OnY 8•4 Dan SNOB midis Ws 1,041,621 The LW The notes in reserve had amounted to 8,894,8751., incrust, 652,3001. Those returns do not need to be °Wilfred upon at preetnt. BANK UV ENULAN . I%— u .Aceot Neap,. Wad I CAOita ..... ti;etaa. 3.418.743 M7 pebt k .o4 10,. 403.i.276 , Other Depoode 6414.1.47 firreaslusiadows ails 1.041,611 11. Or for she Wog audios NOV. Govornr6ord Debt—. 1111016,100 Otto, &monk* 204 .9 0J Coll , and Males 1:.453.V 6 elher Baton £33.024,683 L. MARSHALL. OW Gambier. KINDS. Hdlg Ws.. maw MAXI. SI pa). Osonolatior Arai, tai l I i I liarikequar MB, Au% lid.. Marcia. 8141 •1A tare. 36 4pm. DYAD, woo. is :mar* flu ; Id., June 36 pro. Mo. 8r0a11 i5 244.. Maxh, 32 41 ; fiL. JUDO. V PI& VONDR. i 4 per Cl.Poltava° Benda, El 4 Si par 6c. Data ExcbaD44. 12 gull., 44; tri 4 par d c. Dutch ecrtifialci, 701 I I KOOKS ABROAD. I.aaA, 1011. 1011; Rumbia•EopAlit Oslll.. 1.01 ;5 l CoA Hope DM . ; Dardart P.orliat; Loan. Cl; sayedlah ;Spaalah Ardoinr, Vivra. at .Ditta, Loudon, 16 10 . Ditto two month+. 412%iii61,1 15 "AUTUMN. Goarerodot ded011•8 dedud. Dad Maad Adman . •...... A13.3'001 2 Other deadritai • • • .. • 10 • 56 . 13 T Nair Gold add [diva Cott TITAN /33. 4 11.10 Nov. 16. 1616. 11101.1111 Dusk Ronk al 3 per Ct. 44 Anna. _042 1 1 liporCA Oa& Aeon. WI 1 1 i New Si per 04 Awn. 44 6 1 61 Low Am., *sp. Mk Jut. 180).61 Inft loon tip. Nib Oct., Drag 34•4'n 441 Jen. 6.1866. 88 11-11 1011101 6 pm et. Chlllan Bomb,. 631 4 21 pet Ct. Dutch NV a d Win, 24 2 pa 06. llozican.l646. 211 1 6 per CA Portnowe Sunda (3 pa 1201.). 221 EXCIIANOES Ali Ilinsozo. Nov. 14.—Danoy. 1 Loon. 261, WA • Metal on 11410. 684: . 14: 414144115 and Co.. 171 Losn. 1,6 Nonnions6.o, 96 . 9 4 t u tind 161. lashings on 13 82 b *emit, if he pined the Wien, with the certainty of aster baring to pay anything if he lest. This was the second so. doe which bad ben brought against the defendants by the pont plaintiff in Broil paaperis, arising out of these trtail wakes. At the Bat siathoge after tars an adios wee tried tbs. , bane the OMNI Dew. is which ***lad( mewed to weaver damage* Am the delhaditats fee levies . talus an reasonable qusatity o( _wok Is saliellsethe el the rent daft that owe lad bees add than enillest *Who debt ; that only Gas broker wee ragined hula& of two, requiredby law ; and that, although the glade sold kr a stun than the debt, the deltudaats had fairl a t pay the surplus ever le the sheriff. The jury bud for the defendants on all the manta, aseept that Wadi* to the th e of but sae broker sad ea tide pen, 40n of erste.— Mr. Baron Platt: Bad the i ieduniests pal 40a. into wart on that count they would have avoided the ensta—Mr.lissairs7 said the result wee, that as the yisintif surd se • pauper rt cost the defendant% 1001.—Mr. BUSS Platt, la sansugag up, told the jury that if they thought that the plalatiff had bees a coosentiag party to giving up the key, =lt And for the defendant,: if otherwise, then thr the without* damages as they night souslikr sollsiest MAW circum stances of the eve.—The jury, shirr a brief easraltatiou, re turned a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 401. Mr. Baron Platt intimated that he shoot again sit at Guildhall tt is day, to dispose ef the two revaislog cares om the paper. PALACE COURT, WESTMINSTER —ll'nernazaz. Before W. B. Brea', Bete 10•6•• IN RN J•COVIT.—ItioNT Or ATTWINSTS OT THI Bone. trot COURT, TO TILI.CTION IN TIM PALACI COURT.—Tbio wu • paid** from Mr. Jaoquet, an admitted attorney of the Court of Queen's Bench, praying to be allowed to prac tise as ea attorney in the Palace Court, such practice being at present confined to six attorneys who enjoy the monopoly by purchase. The wee was argued on Friday last, and reported in this journal of Saturday. The learned judge now wo wawa judgment. He said that, by Oa 6 & 7 Vie., c. 73, see. 27, every perm admitted as en attorney of her Majesty's superior courts at Westminster, perawing a wai -1 &We sad having regularly aid the fees, was eligible to practise is an attorney in any of the interim courts In &Waal and Webs; sad Mr. Iscquet, having regularly paid the fres, and egad the roils of • superior onurt, claims to practise a her Majesty's Palace Court on the wound that it was an inferior court within the meaning al the statute. The sows had been wawa by Mr. Palling behalf of Mr. Amor& The elelef rein* gelLi ovum by Mr. Jacquet was, that is the &ebbe of tie Ezekequer Chamber in the caw of " Askant n. The Mayor mid Corpo ration of Leedom," the claws refined to had beet over looked; and U, as Mr. Palling had urged, the Palace Court was not an exception to the set, Hr. Jacque , wee certainly entitled to practice in that court. He however felt bound to decide against Mr. Jacquet's claim. Be did not think that the privileges end prerogatives conferred upon that court by royal charter could be set aside by the general words of an set of parliament, and therefore that this weft was an ez °aeon to the clause. The dam mat be rehired. —Mr. Polling Naked for the refusal to be dated from the 10th het, in order to facilitate the Waal of a mandamus from the Court of Queen's Bench.—The Judge said the refusal must be dated from the day it • as given (yesterday). COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—Tneriarthr. Sabre kir. CannWows Welborn. BREACH OF winO AN SINCUTO/I.—Tlut certificate of Thomas Steen, maker, °audited, was opposed by Mr. Swim to, the origami, and by Mr. Lewis for another creditor. Kr. Bagley mappceted the bankrapt. His balance. shine exhaled from January, 1846, to July last, and con. Weed the Wombs item :—To creditor, 2,9581. ; ditto, seemed, 1,074/. ; mistea OMNI* 1,1211. ; property held by maims, 3,1171. ; profile, COM ; keels sad expenses, 1,430 1 .; kievow422 , l. OW imagist and diesount, sad 721. for law theortes-Meeeffisiel rot re"'ereocet stated that the bankrupt had sever talrom Mut. Rh property was worth 3,6261. at the esmasenesemth of his bsimembeet, reduced by mortgages eall,63ol.onshig, with ether property and debts owing, CM He was then tailebted to the amount of 4,0791. ef *Men were, that the bankrspe bai =rearseemWasMi 'Meta debts, that his 'apnea- Sum, beenaseseive, and his books defective.—From the henkrapt's eleadastime it appeared that he had acted as me weer under the will of a Mts. Adams, and in that mask, bed odd eat 1,0801. worth of stock, sad atpropriated the pesseffe, ewe swaths alter the death of the co-exeentor, and ewer opposing the weekended of another. He attributed this feat di& be pressed for money at the time. He lei never inimmed Mir Adams of the sale, but had cestionsd to pos ber the interest Prior to his bankruptcy he had been thin in execution at the suit of one of his cre ditors, and impdmaed five or six weeks.—Mr. Lewis sub mitted that a meg 'martian fraud had never come before the court. The lesethrspes trading had also been reckless, and bad been minima et too long.—Yr. Ripley, while admitting the unjustifiable nature of the bankrupt's modest in ens particular, esateasted it with his mineral good condor& as a trader, and the ensellent manner is which his accounts had been kept.—Tbe Cesambeteem said that in judgiag of the beakrupt's emkst as a tender, he mum also tale into ac meat Me Imes& Mina es an executor, whist' was paative Iffebreralp nal hem& The property had hem visaed in two trustees, the mama* sibs& of whose wee Rosemary to sell it ; then, whoa bb eirleaMse Madden bed objected to the appointmentef saMber. athe pawl Mtit would not look well," ml limes maths able, be lad sold out the stock, 09 meet fluespressure of one of his own creditors. For this puree he required only WI., the rest bad gone to the tr e l i tZ e l 'this basins,. This was evidently a de seal am that must be visited with severe panithammt, flaw features of the case were not unfavour able; tolerably must* meant' had been kept, but the absence of say stock-book was censurable. The expenses, too, exceeded the profits, and he ought to have stopped at least two years ag o . or Considering imptherisonment mitigating cir v cus- e or stancet—amaget things his of fi six weeks,—the certificate NNW be suspended for twelve months; and in the event of thlibankrupt's being taken into custody, no order for his release to be made till he had suffered sir meths' imprismemat. lieraovumerr muthammem or Amers.—liis ilOaNar, in granting the sertileate of Yr. Domini, draper, of Woodbridge, smeared the aseignme for the way in whisk the sale had been coadacted under the fiat, whereby the stock had been ;Deposed of at a sacrifice of 50 per cent. Had it been wild men for the palm cast, the meets mold have been salchat to 20e. is the pound; as it was, the dive would be ody betwsa 3a. and 40. He thought it im portant temper kis MOO Of the impropeity of such pre reedier", as then was Ise often a great deal of jobbing be. mean assignees sad esediten ewes like this. Polon Ws. therelmeteaar Foshboteet Rs Paaca.—Beal. Peach., disematAroker sad amnia ska.aittht, (One up for his lad ezusination. The bellow Reset, whill mill *steads over a period of about 12 weeks awed bade mad liabilities to the mount of 7,0844 ; le or diem !haling security, 2,3021. ; meats 1,3461. The geed Mfr weenalarded to produce 2731. ; the bade expense% 1,101, ; isseella Mho, 7091.—A creditor mama the blab -11110:1 oa the ground that the acconnts d l met aems. me avesntly early ; but th e court not thinking an ad icermang asesseary, the bankrupt was allowed to per. A GOOD INTATII.—C. Z. Newcomen, merchant, of Loa-1 don and Calends, pissed his last examination. The balance sheet, mmadina hose lst January, 1847, to September last, contained the fellownig items :—To creditors, 881. . • °aphid, 1,0621. ; melts, 4,0041. Due from Cockerel' and 13•, - ef Calcutta, 36,4001.; lessee, 2,8231.; expenses, ?.„3221. Rs RININOTON, NI AVAION AND Co.—Tbe baalmarla were beakers in Lombard-street. The fist is a very old lINN. Thin was a divided meeting under the separate estate of S , ephenson ; and it is calculated that the assets available for distribution will pay a dividend of about 3d. in the pound. CAIdBERWELL COUNTY COURT.—INIVMDAT. Debra Willie Cut , " eat POSZ6 PiPSTIQVZS.—PRITOSAILD V. Trtsa.—The d. fondant is the proprietor of the Slurry Zoological Gardens and the lamas sought to be recovered was 12a. for service; dose ist a prokeriewal way."—The Judie : What do you mesa by a prefssiewl we t—Plaintiff Why, Sir, to stand la ea •Whab he shoat dues minutes. I was mir e : perks% la a pad tableau of St. George and the surronscied by a menilloeat display of firework& Ligh ts:4—TM lutes : Whisk *metro did you there se the hist ? (Laughter.)— : The Sir, awl • owy Micah ehareeter ft h. (Laragths.)— . The &ham, *dad that ft .was eastmary in the theatrical W r ath to deduct a properties al the tarry he Rights ea whisk then is se perfermaess ; and it was for these nights that the plelatlified wed. Tbe plabstilleereed be had beat ewe' et a *alert el 12s. a week. ?hers had been, it wee true, wet aighlh_wites the fireworks did set go off, bat there was selling lid shoat any dodos*" rad he considered Woolf sodded le his fall clay; onssaislly as he was always in ariehhowe to go through the performariee.— The Judge said he was eYert7 of the eases opinion. The plaintiff was may wieltrea St. Geergo, wet or dry, sad wee, thinks', saMerl resever.—Bis Meow ordered the debt and oasts to be paid forthwith. POLlCE.—Yzimuina. MANSION-HOUSE.—Azasein Bworatieo.—R. R. HCIONNOIS was charged with having comeilla robberies arm Meas. Franck, Yeah, eel Co.orareheaseema. The Warr tolled at dm gisse of the peementeia, and rid M bed, at the eta gentlenem llsesheoler. sea pods et wash he vial" to have a opmeilty, imd with smile ef whisk, be lei bola gra misoh be could be eugglied by am Thi s obeyed hat several swiss of mesa. at be ammoniated fan, sad gave orders kr sables fe the ammo* Weber NIL la the course of oineeenalsa epos the erten. *s gloss maid their terms wore ma. 014 gay" ill ilO rimer, ready money, by all mem" Me best Idled several times, obtained ether angles, set mite ononele of arras kinds for the delay is rehabs the melt ant Wel sway the goods. The prosseelem epee ememlibei Oat he led pawned their samples el shim red Mbar articles en dth m very days on which wh ite, y been dellaseed to him.—The prisoner was reansdad. OITILDEALL.—Attioao OBTAINING or GOODS UNDER FALAI PINTINOBS.--MT. C. Mayer 'again appared on an adjourned summons. The facts of the case have already cep. peared. The samemes was dismissed. WORSHIP-STREET. Ro . C. Sink was charged with having stolen a silver watch from the shop of Mmes. Walker and Brown, High-street, Wbbeibial.— Edward Perkins, domain to the prosecutor+, stall that ea Wednesday evening the prisoner entered the shop awl re quested to be shown a silver watch, which wee arbel hi the window at 25e. The watch was placed before him, bat akar cursorily inspecting it he objected to it, a bag tee small ; and, having asked for a hunting watch of larger sies, amen tread road one of that denallitka. when the prisoner u ddnfy matched the Ind wMrtClem the roseate, sad darted out of the shop. Wham heroes& after him, but ca resift the street the peisener bad disappeared. and he taw acre of him end the re ream OvaibM whoa he was brought to the ship Y the wash of a aummit.—Fellearmolebb Rem Meld dot RAILWAY NEWS. We had, altogether, a very discouraging market in shares. SNARE LUlT.—LoltDow, Norm's's 17. sioes-Th. essiasion. wav e d rho. lame eta:salon denote 66441,61 trarlisemis: leilaila 6416644*.r 1 40. MIL 1 L P".. .1 b j6 10 MM ;7l.ble &BSA 1 17 4.. 17/1 1 :16 . e. 4 :107 . a „a. 3 .4 Da Coos. 7........ Id 124. 10 Zio .0161; 4 F:11 Ib. it IV. de. Twee.— 31 121. Wr. W.. ab. •14 , " 66 94 IX 7 / 2 . Thirds. ..... 61 4341. 10 Wm. It Ox..l44raDi t: 3 4 944 a iD. tr.& Pre Tr c 30.1[0.6 Anicalle d. 3p. ID ,14 sn• p fcia. .s.tite ...... 1 : tae 6 (1616..5161..dta1tra 3 .d. ~114ut.,21101. Bristol and E 24444 64 Mai... Weft. Morin. 46 1.0. Thirds . _.... . 1122 IS Da 3 &Wei. . //0.1 4741 .41inahmarAlra • 44 31d. at Da Nor tel. Pre 10 codas lBl 00 /30.01.0rfok.tact 221. • - . /I Td. Midland Bl be .9 11 44 1 3 19 1 .1 Da Pr -y. Pre • Do. 5.N. . h ams . • \ft . 4 4.1, 134 14..0 De. 111nn. A I.i•r4 ...... 108 N.C. Bet Ur.epl: 1.74 14 I 4 5 94 Do. 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New Do.Pret. eporami 14 Lomita, a Biockwall. N 4 Do. Its*noiro • L004.11,11/66*.apt 11 /* do.Ulorfalka. 3 ' ED Lei .... . 10 Do. Nom. o...tiawri.t P. a.' • Do. do. Apr, C/ 1&s. P. V. Nrm).lll MA. IVI• I 'Monet Stafforiligra 1 ,r..a WN. 041d..11 , *m.e Woes . •! IKma..(Mitoi..* 1419 Mrol4mmsd IhMbir AWN* (Moira a 1 Mam , arelia - breire.tiOna.Cli A -11M1 Ili IN. 'I: lid. t!. It, 20. IN" 1., l i i" , 4 : 1,2 op. z, rr r a tt le t Lel i .. " 1 :611 M. per IT; Ist ti VariA.. 44 36 424.• N 6d. ri ri 416 14.11‘1.0.• 44.0. Do. oret4rl:l9 , t I,Lowd,oi alii tower. Li.. Ay i•MIKV„, , Idasolos N.Winional s Mora L a 131 "%A*. e• "W: Walvis . TI Da. Moo 14). O•weatty 1 10 /74 1 :44,4.414. Ptif 11 111 P 4 bro Usloc 1 1 0 6.141 Dimon ll 3 ik• Press** . 611Asta4 010 *ratan- 4 .3* Notallaossa. 1 fro. do. No 1 i ql l 14e. Nu. 1,1 ▪ lAr. AP. . . No. 3 t 10 12. do. 4 111 NI 44412 War.. . 7 11 Is. Ear Ash. 4'64 . th 1 IV•Serf J.& Lawrie* ai l Wes* V rik1030.440 11 no. do. le Do. 41 W I 1.4•4)..* Wm** 11 101, WW.. an.. .its. yen. Nora * • Ike Do.nek. Nowa 14” ° It De lultNw DedoloUlwaiNr , Do. iN bl•itror Pr. f .Tatfltertalll4lo2o lo , lb. Vreforoao. , Do.N.ll l l.lll*.Na 11010161 r RAILWATN.I /11 Anoto-Itutiaw 20 bosky,. Amain** 111 4:ma I*. 0* •4' **4 li.Dokelf444 31 East !Alum 1.1,1.0.. .. . „ Iforthera• 1 Ihroaa. Ware a taraaw irait lama.... 1n414 t4eip. .'art, . 624 641;L • New 11011(14_ I Do. MAO— • 481roubeetrt . 71 14. M I I hire. , 414 i Havre .. 7 a I DaliMeh...Af d o Lip. Sambre aarl .21 re..1.e.e . :. el dr le. 9 lours ereet Nara! . . 711. • turf. r lip. lit Woe Moradeve MEETINGS.—AasaIIOOTIto NOTrnion•M AND BOSTON, ass Y.AMltata tl.olo,l.—Mrotiwgqf Seareeotders.—Leaden, Nov. 17. —Mr. Iniito in the chair.-71m Chalrmso proceeded to report from • written document the program which the committee of shareholders had made sloe the former meeting. The renewary notice for an appli cation to parliament to reduce capital and for power to men had been issued, and he was happy to add that the expense would not exceed eOl. A circular h.d been despatched to the 900 shareholders who con coned In viewe with the committee. The object Inc which they bad convened the prevent meeting was to take the opinion of the London donhoidera, and he would suggest aimilar meetings in the mo no= towns interested in the undertaking. The next parliamentary preliminary being limited in date to the 31st December, it woo nee= eery that a general meeting of the propneton should be shortly held, end one object of the wenn mouser WA to prepare the nemesary remaintion to the directors. liming finished the report he wished to call attention to a circular which had been recently Rued by the directorrs in which they state " that certain shareholders have intimated their intention to set on hoot proceedings foe the purpnse of =minter the sanction of parliament to limit the undertaking to the construction of the line between Buten% Notting. ham, and (troth= ; to reduce the capital for theraliway to 650,00.11.; and to obtain poo or for amalgamation, lease, or sale of the line to the Oren Norther Midland Itailway Companies. With regard to the limitation of the undertaking and reduction of capital, the di rectors madder theentelves inviolably bound by the report of tOjohit committee, which ma adopted by p tla p eZetore at the epecial gene ral meeting. And in respect to a for powers to amalgamate, lease, or sell, the thistle= can only it ea uaeleoly expending the funds of the company In an attempt to carry • mean= in direct violation of the standing orders of both banes of parliament, which proceedings might fled one justification, if an agreement had been entered into, or were negotiations pending, having either of these objects In view ; but, where eel her one nor the other exed, the rash ness of it tecurues apparent. The 'uterine of the undertaking would be better reeved by co-operating with the directors In reining the Nude requisite to complete that part of the line now In coursed oon sty:hake, In order that • epeedy return may be had for the large sums already expended, rather than by reflecting upon the howl Far inten tions of the directors, and by uncalled for agitation and consequent expense. It cannot moreover be Resumed aa • sound and rational that the cane any having obtained valuable powers, Mold :=t tio suicidal an act eie to oak parliament to take away Isom them that which eons them nothl= to retain, and which are the thief advantages they would have to offer In forming any alliance wi neighbouring cumpande. The dinners will not believe that anything so adverse to the intent= d the shareholders will be renetioned ; but should agitation for with a pur pose be continued they rely with confidence upon receiving that support whir , they feel they have a perfect right to expect " Now, In reply to thee =eider, he had to =woe that he rod the other members of the committee represented a large and Influential body of shareholders. ad that, if they did not • agitate," their perty would be ruined. As to their looking upon any to lase or sell the line as " a notation of the act of parliament," that was mere pretence. The et ending orders declared that no such pro posal should be entertained until half the capital was paid up, and their object Li applying to parliament wee to fulfil that condiuon by rt during their capital to 650,0001. Unites they obtained leave to re duce their capital, they would not be in condition to lease or areal. =until they had paid up 10/. more on each share. A. to Ito mho. to apply to parliament when there was no offer of amalgamation, he begged to gate that there had been effete made by the Omit Northern and the Eastern Counties Companite, and that they had been declined es hail" by_ the directors on trifling pretences. Further, he might add that • mi. fidential communion= had leen made to him by an influential party in soother tenspeny, the tenor of which was that the first preliminary to low or amalgamation must be reduction ot the m capital th e y b eodad the abeadooment of a portion of the line. For theme rea- m= called the proprietors together to induce them, U pos sible to go to parliament to pet rid of the melees portion of the line east of Grantham and weft oi l the canal, end to reduae the capital from 9,800,0001. to 620,0001. le most beg some gentleman to mom the adoption of the report. Mr. Field, in moving that nee report be adopted,stated that an offer of 11. premium on them share. had actually been made by the East ern Counties% and be had moon to know that the direr:Ors had not made the slightest exertion towards ita ran/tendon. The views which the prese nt committee sought to carry out had met the approval of • majority oe the shareholders at the swedes of the May; but we soon as the combination of shareholders then formed woo diSiohed, the directors laid all then ptomaine on the =elf. They alleged that it m a dtrary to plecales to go to parlia ment until an o ffe r had been Teat was sot the fact. Hebrew of two 00111pillieS In one of which be was en auditor and in the other a director, in which parliar.entarr notes: were given before any pre liminary Of amalgamation had been entered into, lie moved that the repot be sal. —.Major Mayne seconded the motion. Mr. Nicholson sod tint the question which the shareholders had to consider lay in • 11UtheiL Were they to save two millions of or were they to =minder it away t The entire undertaking coat 2,600,00 .1., perhaps 3,000,0001., while if curtailed, as wale now proposed, it might be dune for 600,0001. This letter outlay would, through amalgumation, yield an average return; while U the original plan were. earned out the shareholders waddle.* get. one per cent. for their money. AU he wanted was to get host tlim directors an strum Gut they were sincere in carrying out the willies of the shareholders. At present they (the director.) were tloolime Ant la the ere ot the Wier. They pretended that en offer of WEIR 11110141=41 1011 must he preliminary to a parliamentary amiknOok 11ferea• there could be oo hope of an MO meal the Ware - mthilm le reduce Use VOsi boa *Oki ladoollo mid thmt Ste directors had pledged droditTie to carry met the revolutions Ms Mb el Kay. EMU they heff deflined to do ee he furthr u =innalk Ile begged to mem me ma amend mot. t the 111 mating that *Maw esttattom at the yeammt well Mielmeamtml to the Womb of the as gmmy."—nm amis eammeml the emsamlmsmt. Ur. ddiNdro owed Oo rondos% holm Me faith in the in. VOW if Om &Win to cony wt the resehttloms arthe sth of May. /11r. cemented Gas mt Gt time the report was made In ab l y O R * were at 170 pramim bet mow Goy were onside. ft_lammime dimmaln had power to phew dooomak. worm Ude doro d tho ainadaso Inn orrad out the Into Nw w ilrit *dr pripm woddloklo ardhadit ad.% restored. A ikapamlft mime whe Mr Gnat Sordoni ood so topodlomo kr vow to la ther rlporlo old dr inlisipir = on t rod di Moo oasis* Imo • ohm to tast la say kit ear dream imam haille Bard of Trade. am 4 Go edam aort—A ahoothain s Sem Gee been any ate m podia Shisbamt Wm Imem um ew. sammam am mos Sea re owl mostleed, mad dm MOW maim vim spud Im—ilas vast immilmem woe that oardidoa be ✓ot to ammo WWI a good mod& flail vs do wool to.-11r COW= obis/ WAN do oodles ow:OW to oat toot ado* lbw mamma mem lam 40 shemeiellms motet they ge= i f (mob AWN ism be MMIIMay. Jownox.—Hoftyesrly Nov. I:•.—Nr. Los=NM in the eltair.—The report stated that the h e j reduced exrcaditure an much se poufible during the pant half yethe amount expended being SAW. N. , inc l u ding work', engineering, mad payment of interest. The rie e pte p ie t h e has in amounted to 4,226/. to, Sd. The work completed °amid= in l teemyaishing the heavy euthankment near KS eesonthungswe lane bridges—one under and the other over the r mann a ilway. ace the mail coach road near that town--and finishing the merman aoceemodation woke on the tint section of the line. The statement of aecoents showed receipt:, at 49,1119 A • disburse s:lmM, 46,93 7 i. ; balance at banker's and Invested in g overnmenti securities, ahead 2,9221. The Chairman said the director@ had gone on with the oxlis slowly.", as not to peer with undue severity upon the s hareholders, but at the same time so economically as to ensure the future prosperity of the Rae. Let the traffic be as small as the mod timid could antidote, be felt certain it would pay a remunera tive dividend on the money expended. Nonwhite they would suspend the worbduring the enamor morales of January at d February. Ile had little doubt that their shares would rise to a premium before the line was finished.—The report was 311111C8LLANE0 U 8 Nlarr±Ormetwo OF Twit LITIMFOOL Axe DUCT.—YekerdAy. the formal and festive opening of this hn t line took place. Shortly Ode II o'clock, =roe of the pal directors and their friends left Liverpool In a train of onor got ca rriages, and traversed the whole distance to Bury. on the return, the poty stayed and partook of a oollatist at the Oa. rode Hotel, Rothe. About= lades and gentlemen rat ow n; Mr. Stewart, the managing director of the line, occupying the chair. RAILWAY BILLS FOR TUB SESSION OP ISIS. The following companies have given notion of their inten tion to apply to parliament during the ensuing session be various powers, stated under their several beads. An extra Gasette will be publialsed to day (Saturday) containing farther notices. ANBILSOATZ, NOTION 411•11. AND BORON ions MA!. it , SCIOON Amendment of Acts—Reliorpolimentrojnart of line, and powers M weeder undertaking to other COT LAMCCOORIC, AND COLIIIIIS 30.01101 i .1 To ablate= portions of the present line—Powers to extend the line to the lamdon and North Western at TORLICOhOId —Alterations of levels of Chimer branch—Extension of Ume for pui chase of land and fur completing works—Powers to alter tolls and decrease capital, and to amend sets —Power to sell or Ira= to the London and North Western, to the Odder and Holyhead, or the Shrewsbury and Chester, or to amalga mate therewith, and to enable the two latter companies to take dome. Cat oostrat : Pommy to lease rr =rehire the Sonttirh Central, In conjunction with the London and North-Western and the Lancaster and Collide LOTION COVER 101:. To amalgamate with the Norfolk, and amend ment and consolidation of acts. • • notice having appeared of a propord amalgamation of this company with the Roman Usios. the secretary has announced that U has been done without the sanction of the Eastern Gironde. Board, no negotiations having taken place. Ease Asottan : Extension of time for purchase of land and tor C 1•1;n1 . EMIT IMAM.: Irollllll to oinks MO oreore lines in the East mein Enissonow AND GLASGOW : Powers to tel& the company to lease, , ur =tali/mate with the Wilsontown, Moeningside, and C l4 tOnes "' lines. Entaseaon AND NOWILIN ; Purchase of shares in the Stirling and Dunfermline and Aberdeen, and confirming powers in relation thereto. Ecy AND Iluartheitha : Balm: sloe of time for completing works. Garai NOWIN4IOI/4 : Powers to emend precious acta—enlargements at and near Basted, Bentley and LiMOIL GRNAT Wesisasi : To construct a branch from the Windier line of the Croat Western to the Windsor, Staines, and South•Westein at Hatchet—Powers to amalgamate with the London and North-Western And London and South-Western. LANC414114% ANII Casuals: Kneen to Jesse or purebase the Scottish Central—Line to Preston and Wy re, with brawl to Wasson Dock, and amendment of Acts. L4NCANITS AND PIENTOV :To amend precious acts—To alter tolls— Power to form a junction with the lost Lancashire at Preston. Loma:imam A/4D YOSIVIIIILE: Yatensien of Ashton and Clifton branches, and abandonment of part of the latter—Esteban of time for purchase of land—ltegulation of capital and amendment of acts LANrAmile,N AND LoNDON AND NollTll - W , r 1 4• 24 : Transfer of inte rest with Prerloll and Wyre, Re., and n gulating management of inte rest denuding. ENID% AND Tema: Powers to FINIIIZItet interest on certain Auto, and fur ircreselng the POOL LLYN•I VALLST : Alterations and enlargement of powers—Exten sion of time for constroeting line. LONDON AND ELACKWALL : Amendment, and extension of time. Limnos Ann roars -Wegarcan : To lease or purchase the Scottish Central, in coniunetion with the Lancaster and Carlisle and Edin burgh and OtaNguer andCaladoalan —To repeal former acts—To amal gamate with the Great Western and London and South-Western. Lonnos AND : powers to enable thin company to amalgamate with the London sad North-Western and Great Western. Mancinarrra, Suarruturt Ann Conaolidathin and amendinent of ads. MAKTPOZT AND CARLISLE t he owers to tae sell to, or amalga mate this undertaking with Volk, Newcasnd Berwick. NOITHILAN Cutleries Upton. Powers to abandon the undertaking. Nog, n drat remove= : Arrangement with Staffordshire Potteries —Waterworks end amendracmt od Acts. ItItADING, tifILDPORD AND HZIDATI: Witte] to South Western EittIIPIDD to Great Wes tern, and Berke and Hants. HIPINSWOUVAT AND BINAIINUIAN : AMU/10MM of previoua Acta— Broaches and deviatic• a. Soars av AND Course: For branches to the river Dee- Agreenient for Joint stiLion at Shrewsbury-Power to subscribe to the Shrewsbury and Hereford. wnTs FAMTSIM Removal of restricTila-4.aineopenink tie Tun. brido.wella a,Di Ilastiam, and Ashford and Ilsatinge-Ctmipulisory power for purchasing land-Alterations of reads and levels -Stem. teroearos AND DAULINIATON To amalgamate the Ilse with the York, Newcastle, and lierwick-Fowere to alter the present line at Eaglescliffe and !Bannon-on-Ten-To consolidate Acts-To increase capital-To lease or purchase the Middlesborough Docks. VIIIN/NIOWN 110/(NINADO, ANDO:N.IMM: Leese to Edinburgh and Glasgow Wrsissis, STAIN/0. AND Bonze Wences (Windsor Extension) : Powers to allow the London and South Western to subscribe capital towards the undertaking. Voss AND Nom. Minisso (Deviations): Abandonment of several line. for which the company have powers, namely between Market eightoo end Beverley, and Comanntherpe an i To:Waster. Yoke, NIIWOASTLL, AND Baas - tat : Powere to enable this company to subscribe capital toward. the construction of Sunderland Docks- To purchase or lease the Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle-To amok tar=the Maryport and Carlisle-Branch to quay* at Newcaritle to Bannoudi and Alurnouth-Eztemlon of Woe for making Blyth, Tbirak, and MAIM branches. BUSINESS OF THE ENSUING WEEK.-(From Rdhaop Chresfete.) Ilsirrisee.-11enwit and Ballymena-Nov. Belfan, at I ; Lime rick, Ernie and Killalos Junction-Nov. 23, Limerick, at 1 ; Water ford and Kilkenny-Nov `. 22, London Tavern, at 1; Weet blinders- Nov. 29, Brriugg e v y , at 2 ; hitehaven and Furness Junction-Nov. 29, Guildhall Cha,t,bere, at 1. DIWIDKNIO.-Newcastle and Carlisle-31. on the 1601. shares, and he the .ams proportion on the quarter shares now payable. Cosersicrs--Esst lAncashire-Viorka on the Prestm extendos, Nev. 20; Midland-Tenders for locomotive stores, for Ws mouths, Dee. I. CALM-Aberdeen-It. 6.. Ad. on the new 841. shares, due Nov. 27 ; Anglo-Itallan-5e.,*. due Nov. 15; Ayrshire and Galloway-21. 105., due Nov. 13 ;Be net and Ballymena-21. les. due Nov. 3 ; Belfast and County Ilown-17. 10.., due Nov. I ; BalWg, Blackburn, Clithe roe and West Y 0 111.11111e-.-1/. on the A" shares, due Nov. 1; Cork and Bandon-17.55., due Nov. 1; East Lancaddre-21. oar tae pref. quarter Wares, due Nov. 1; and 2/. on the new shares, due Nov. 14 East Lincolnshire-V., due Nov. 1; Eavt and West India Docks and Birmingham Junction-26. 10e., due Nov. in ; eastern Counties -61. 10x on the new 101.6 per cent. shares, due Nov. 25; Edinburgh and Northern- V. an the 191. stock, due Nov. 3 ; General Terminus and Glasgow Harbour-2J. 10s., due Nov. 1; Great Northern-2/., due Nov. 30; Llancily -N. 10e., due Nov. 28 Leeds and Think-21. on the preference quarter shares, due Nov. 1 ; Loadonderry and 21. Calashll. 2e., due Nov. 15 ; Londonderry and Enniekillen 10s d o. Nov. 14; Midland Great Western (I.)-21. 10s., on the 30/. sharer., and H. los. on the 23/. share, both due Nev. 20; Hold -21. los., due Nov. 13; Shrewsbury and Birmingham-21. on the new prefereoce shares, due Oct. 311; Shrewsbury end Mister-IL 1 5 .., on the Oswestry shares; 11. on the North Wales Mineral 200. sharpy and los on the 10/. sham, all due Nov. ; Waterfonl and Limerict-21. 10e., due Nov. 10; Wear Valley-11.on the HI. abuts, die Nov. 1. Tass.rre Boons Ctosen.-Belfast and Ballymena-Nov. 20 till Nov. 30; Newnan, end Carlisle-Till Nov. 20; Waterford and Kil kenny-1111 Nov. 22. TUAFFIC.-Weeka ending Nov. 4 to Nov. IL-(prom the Railway Ceresteih) 1841 1847. 1846. 1847. - • London k 37.63 - 1 jiNl 6 , 2 Lcodooand Blackwell 696 752 - Londesklinghton,te 6.212 7.76 V - I - , Londoet 8. Westn 8,835! 7,1ir9 730 778 Londooderry kWale IV3. 112 717 1 03, Mane. Shoff. I Lino 2.71 6 , 2,114 914; - litt=rt - 729, -- 1M lAN 943 Bid. 01 Western (I 1 1.2.35 1 1.04 10.895 11.470 1 North Britbb ~ 2.3 6 01 2.169 1.311, I.l3el6oottlah Central 1,027, - 3.406• 3,707' earewahmy iCheder 1.7016) 659 1.602 • 782 South 1,2131 713 2,446 2.6111110uth Eagan 8,099' 8.470 966, 144 Tel Yale ..... USW 1,833 6,133 I.7s7 l Ubter. .... - 770 111,105,16.9671WhIteMtven . inella 185' - Y`q*.? l r. re ' t•P wi lz• • 13.7 0 ° 11 . 668 • LUSH 1,17 d pll&ott . & Cheeks and Uol)boad Dublin a Drogheda. Dublin &Kingstown. Dtual. Ptla&AbiliaJn. East Anglian ...... E.Countlee & n Norfult Montero Unlo Zdiabumb & Kanbur6lSortbern Mang, K. . & KYT-1 Maas.. Pala.L Orn...i Great South. & West.; Great Western KauAel W weans— lAanester & What,. lanearbare & 2:5 1 1 lOW 85371 PUBLIC SALBB.—YESTEBDAT. By Mesas. Can and Co., at Garraway's.—Seiren lease. b o ktl o we l , park-owe West, Morningtmdoad. Let at rents pro. duciag 3171. los. per annum, with yard sad Ira kshop, estimated at 40/. per annum, held fry 92 years unexpired, at 961.; sold for 2,0601. Two leasebotd houses Bleetheist-terneee, nt. John's Wood, esti mated annual value, 1304 held fur 95 years unexpired, at 23!. 21.; in lots, 1,190/. Freehold wharf, New Wharldned, king's.crom 100 test In length by 19 feet deep; 9.01. Leasehold house, 5, IletUord place, Iturselloquare, with coach. !mum and three-Mall Mat*, animated rental, 140., held for 2.5 years unexpired at 521. 10a, fixtures included in purehaee ; 3001. Mr. F. W. THOMAS. at the Mert.—Two leasehold house', Barnahury-terroce, Islington, let for 901. per minutes, held for GI year ; at 141 4 1 n lots; 754) guineas. Three freehold hostage, Ilalf-moon.ereseest, Islington, let for • 25.., lee taxes about 101. yearly ; 475 guineaA. Three leasehold houses, ElEalf-moon.ereseent, Islington, estimated annual rental Mg., less insurance, s ewers, and property taxes, held for 70 years unexpired at 15/.155. ; guineas. Mr. Moose, at the Mart.—Two cottages, Queen's-road, Wawa, let for 801. per annum, held for 94 years at 117. sa, in lots; 685 i. Fire cottages, Forest-gate, Foam let to yearly tenants for 651., held for 58 years unexpired at 21. per annum, to lots; 495/. Three freehold houses, John-street, Stepney, let tor 51/. per annum, land tax redeemed; 4841. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. MINCINffLAka, Nov. 17. —The lug. public sales of near have gone off better than was amicipated, and 670 khda. of West India hare been sold (600 of which were in public esle). The total roles of the week have been 2,410 hhda. The prices avenged tine of last week, but the commencement of the week showed ',bade advance. Gomel prime : West India, Bengal, and 111514fidl" brown, 275. to 39.; yeßow, 34.. to 39a.; gray and white, 375, to 43. ilauriUm : 2,300 lip sold in public sale at last week's priers. Mbar Bengal a lso; but 3,01 i bags Madras sold at a alight 31. 6(1., 34. The refined market has been firm— atandanl quality, Ma. 6d.—but the amount of Moines , does during , the week has been lee tbaa the average.--o,ffee : The quantity ' Wend bas been too small to give quotat but last week's prime hue been paid during the last two de e ps. Cochineal sold freely at Id. advance to.day. Saltpetre flue ; refroction 7, sold at 235.; and the article wars a firm appearance.—A cargo of Mtrate sada has been sold, to arrive, at - I Is. —Cotton : The market has been dull and inactive during the weak; 130 baled only said, bat prices remain nnaltered.—Tallow Os. id.. 43s ot on the mot • weeks Australian mold, 435. 6d., 43. id.--Cochin woos nut oil sol d 391. 10e., SOL—Bengal mßlower, pertly sold, 34 lds, W. 17s. hi.; Catch sold 14. to ISs.; Manilla hemp bought In 321. to 141. is.; lute sold 131. 17s. 6d. to 16/. 15s. ; Cole rope sold 121.105. to 13a; 030 twine sold 181. is. to 211. 3.; Bomtay limed sold 41a—In other articles no material alteration. The remit of the week does set show any general Improvement, but prices are so low that lammiers seem tneued not to submit to any lumber reducuon, yet the piped of amendment appears to be distant. litiGAß.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British pommies' In America, computed from th e retains made In the wee ending the 14th day of November, 1646, is 21a. Mid. per mi. Boger the produce et the Mauritius is 19. 04d. pee tort Sugar the pealms of the Bast Indies Is Ns. Id. per ewt. The avenge prim at the three Jointly, Is Ile. id. par cwt. 1111mro: r Ifo i ;! tr—Vrptrters having men freely sup dis.d market lbs transmieas slam cosj i laet mo reat . and tierce" West lad* chilly to the mania lees larger than to come time past, , at from $9.64. to Va. fee dry brown to good grey qualities ,• in addiUm to the skim, about ' 300 Idula have also been purchased la London Miring Ur Teak for Its 141 iIT al. $l4 • L 1 ,11 116 lid. '26 ft 44 TAS I 4 12 i '12148 .74 '1 233 3 e. 1Y lld. 01. the refiners here. In Iltaszithis no sdm are repot led, the neck lanai and, in Mewls the transactions are b. 0 a kw rt. tail lots, holders NW brans dish.elined to meet tbe , 'bet 'mil with this deeerip lon. Foreizn Les been inquired for, Paiiimisely Ilarannaba, at from 401. to cis., but, in the absence of M. • sort dirt ier, 110 11 . 111Aaelian are reported. The refined inseket is r 'Mar Mil for all descriptions. In rum and waivers there is noels-- LOii;id, VW: COTTON.—Ltvearoot., Nuv. 17.—The market t di, was quiet, and the sales were about 5 , 0 00 balsa. The total eals; d the week amount to 32,360 bales, iocloding 1,214 Amnia; an ' 250 Ilaranham On Rpm.. and 1,300 American an d 400 borate for ex. p Bursort. Prime New Orleans, 21, 41, ; Bowed (Secret* ei ; ts, 21, 34. WONSTED STUFFS, &c.—SALD/OP.D, Nov. 16.—The attendance of merchanta In the piece WI was again ennAd,,, A , to-day, and the market was rather aohm_ed. An extensive business was &ne in plain fabrics and in MOUinellins de pine, both printed and plabbelyrd, whieh are one mandoetilled at very low rates. Tat elects of all kinds of goods on hand are very low, and numerous orders were given out. In fancy fabriza Utile is doing, sa no nor, striking article adapted to the spring trade haa yet been produced, in prices we note no material alteration. The yarn market gab exhi. blind increased activity, m numerous pUrchano s of the heavier de ncriptions were made fur export; and there was an belie. dammed fur combed yarns, the stocks of • hich are low. The wool market, too, was somewhat better than usual, without any material alteration of price.; the demand for roils and broke being greater than the su g i lai tg e n —H Bat e° . nafti t _Nli Item. VIRE, Nov. 17.—There wa a very good attendance of merchants in the blanket hall this after. noon; and r there was • large supply of goods, a brisk market was observable. himoy goods changed hand., late prima prevailing. COALS.—Nov. 17.—Ships at market, 278 ; sold, Ba. NIWCWITLL .. d 8C9141111.11D. 5.4. Chroter Min I.3st. Adaart Stabs „... Walls Eud Amu 010.1 hoot fb LONDON O.AZZTTE.—Friday, N0r.17. EAN6YIIPI'B. Jon. Bestrarr, 77arUt, glommbury, artists' brush manufacturer. ts nun endrr Dee. 5 at 11 & Doc 26 at I, at Bwingtaillat. 9.04 Bradley, Bernerast., Ostordat.; off. amig., Groom, AbchureNisne. WILLIAM CMIBMALL, Tothillat., Westminster, corn merchant, Nov. 27 & Dec. 21 at 1, at Baalnahallat. Sol., Hoffer, WalootillauNald, Lambeth; orL Tullman& Guildludlchainh. JoNN D A Lunuaa, Wickham Market, Suffolk, broker, Nov. 24 stile & Doe. 21, at IS. at /3asinghall-at. Sole., Mir In Turner, Alderman. hug, & Fownag„ Ipswich: off. iamb Graham, Coleman -et. JOIWPW lluNrnarvn, (1/Ove.lit, Hackney, Punishing undertaker. Nov. 24 at 12 Pa Dec. 21 at 14, at Basinghallat. not, Ashley, shorn. ditch; off. twarg., Graham, Colemanwt. TIIOMAS MANION. Royal Exchange, underwriter, Nov. 25 & Jan. IS. at 11, at Baringballat. Bola, Mmes. Morgan, Old Jewry; og, Follett, Bambrook-ct. lIENItIf Peen, Worcester. elrrk, Nov. 28 & Jan. 9, at to, si B t ,„ minsham Cl. boL. Collis, Birmingham; off. amid., Pulpy, Bir. CAIMUS: RAMFORD, Alfretor, Derbyshire, bulkier, Nor. 20 & ii,, 20. at 12, at Manchester Ct. 11-le, Abbott, Llncoin'e-inn fickle; mu. Alfreton ; & Audrew. Manchester; ofr. saaig., Fraser, Manchester. JAMES THOMAS, Newport, Monmouthshire, apothecary, Ike. 3 It Jan. 2, at 11, at Bristol Ct. Sala., Jay, Serpsuits'-inn, Ileet , M, lit Croriby, Bristol; off. swig, Milky, BIISLOL CHAMLWI &OW% JOHN Tca.n& WILLIAM Armires, Old Jr an auctioueus, Nor. L'S at I & Jan. 13 at 12, at Berainghati-sa, Buchanan, Broinghall-st.; off. 'Bois., Green, THOMAR LAILKI,4S WALKEIL, JAM% Moon WAIIIVII, & WILLIAM KI.I.4ALL, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, bricsinakers, Nos. 2$ lk Jan. 9, at 10, at Birmingham Ct. rola., hioUtram & Co., his. MIRO= ; off. wig., Wry, Birmingham. THOMAS WAWA, rairthwick, ritaffordilire, railway pin k bolt no. nufatturer, Nov. 29 ea Dee. 30 at 12, at Birmingham Ct. Bd., V s . derhill, Birmingham; o ff . "wig., Whitmore, Birmitaham. LowFAoIAY WHAM, Ports mouth, whartinyer, Noy. 20 at II it Dec 26 at 12, at Basingbalket. Sole., Smith & Southampton. at, & Binaterid, Portmoouth ; off. marg., hdwarua, Old Jewry. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. I. Thanpson, Walks-raw. Wigton, game mama& INSOLVENT PETMONEIM O. Abseil.% Alangdod, Derlobate, bell has.der. T. W. Be*UtTl3lllll. Illeptod upoa • merebant's clek. A. Min, Sketneld. barber. Bated. Ina, hiedstoo tipoulia% pwrobrekels voutout. 11 Mid"., lhtteeld, edge tool . ember. L. Cameos. Maw Darberti, Dams C gesligmea. . Cram. Brieust. batter. W. Davie. K Lomita upon • Dull, paletn. T. Dmig Bristol esbitsel maker. W. Isemte. Traopiarqn Cambridge. Mite, earmater. C. tame Den.* Trivial i s e . miner. 4 Farrow. [MEW. Upos.ll.lll. fruit. • rinci i r. Brigitte.. earkerper. S Haig 111.. Weld, brim meter. envies, Cambridge. Mist W. Ham* Bld4 littveliebir.i bi 4 di M• .....1, Bright.. liar dresser. D. Hest.. Cartes, Swats, mule Yebber. W. Him; Uuddersfield. Yorkshire. J. Interim. riot" B•sfords6" ermark, G. Lunt.. She Meld. rostrum broker. 111 . ruts, re. Ilaropslre, NA. Trainer. J. F. Wirer, tiloptoo Iva) JUN chemist. L. Ogdes. Irrelerield, Yorkshire , lb vossi IL ham Winn. Oaf.lshot, en. -- bettoser. I m !s ak eders, Ismsgate, Kest, .Ms. er. ; Snags, Winston, Cann Want.% 'farmer. J. seat Liverpool, hairdresser. W. lesith, %SUSS, btairotdahve, W l brewer. E. Smith, Kiladmoo.upos.ll4 ses Wet as/ler. W. Smith. Braotol,esblnet raster. W. Sunned, Bunton satinet wan J. Thomas. Urinal, pub'. atensta, E. W. Verna, Brighton, attorsees clerk. J. Mown. Itsgstaa spos.ll.ll. hs, shop Ilerper. E. tiblown, Kiegstaa-upemlialt. hitfa nassufan met. a. w right, isen. 1.11... nun. sal. In hon. kerns OU'lli; T EASl tre - . 1 A i n A 4 98 ° Dv A tiArtILI ABb ;0'1)313. ST :4 6:*, EitEVIY A teod cd aarc,t° bru to o 11 2 1 t b, ; - • Mn ., : o h r ? .. cof t . Au Aek l f ;:, ‘ "i rienbrlderf . ::; I wo Aeoftfdv I lea M ob toMPM O slier eaen maws fNI • • • 1 '.21 . ra.. referred IMP OR uncOrM . d a. e % o ° of ~,,,bardigaL o at of t urg sr I' the °*"" Ulu olio tamp ofhollY OteMe m gnu •e sec lame G AI r;:o into.olod h t Ipz' In the dew Ital tu wi • to A , n sc wo Satri , `• tk "' na rford to t ei flefe''' fa A b antho the mi t th.k.aeu laida", the " Wit token D nor anY und sraY Ce m P anf ' d wont. • Mme r, "m i tti to Kaden TriDota'—y, Domini*. Sod t< tfoo " Dulvei Intim dorm the r ed t o Dram Dlona"menrered to ID solot• litye,Moked twelve u• expired porde of ouch h lrl It Is also ItOrmded, and alter We les• ° ! for DA detrinco of ta tne pari-h of SY com 2l 1 modhaull by tiro Matouuntivi= mom bY coin Man and bonen au to In the told won 1) , And It la lete u° ? from Sallee) CoMPIM) from, at, or mar a Pole Villoodo ell Or !V I : ouch radony moo. „„ be wholla Mee , . In'', And it lo Abu, intol w .l..• Byllooy lira. end homes m . th tiro C' fluty of thero). 1 otiof the Words Queen Eil sumbeth of lho utt wart, purant *wreath Yoem to enable the BOUth. l Londoolal. l M Aud it to afro Intern] Railway Conn...MY ou r 1081.1outtY ouch Other hiillo4ooo. not „dour,. of them se ft w:4O be soyotfl tine ta P etrr An and n ui oi da , o r takoa fur t any ut&nner Impair: ina o f them and to And notice la hovel intended a nd the land , and howei book reference t reputed o u uur o 74 itgo"A'oll7,-devd Ilos ato ,o,t, Mooring ti a mended ma:Cameo( to your Oho Ityo and Uvtio Sammy, twtoLon th• 1•01• 1 • 4 be slurred iml nla Loudon llarette, the 30th day of Nor county of rapaet, re plant and oectiona u alteration me MO sotto notnor afo , day of Novoinber opectlvelL at tbelr And notice to her MU to tako poem to ontribute and. any aspltal to bo r toward o the min between tho woe] poached or to I vi pre:unit or future nent of Europe to use, inaintaln, Into, any colitraet other other vwx t oaverso,.ir packet 0010111uOla In reelect of Kutch And it 14 Mon ten d for the o tend the powere oleo Of the ha s reyi the Inc the Boutn are diitinguiabol IV.. OW. 33,14 3rd Viet.. COO Mend 7112 %la., nip& till an .41 01 , ,iff t I . .caiti. I , tal Dated Ms IMil HEFFIE PION of AD to Sill NOTICE 10 Intended to be for Out Act to commence at it Turnpike-road, Me m*ll of Rol attend to and WI elymmonly collo] low, In the varlet In, through, or 11 ether places of it Darnall, Darnall of them, all in tl End Inournater And for effortl powers to Damn turnploe monemo at the • turnpike road. thence to the aal of lirlirbtAile peer from In, extra-parochial them. And In the rat Bozeman , b ri dge work., such n e w highway to be w said towiwhip of the said existing township, and situate whdly s power. (or the ta so to ik trruufer where the Attor, of t o Al of 171;f1 tt r John Shan SU widened blottun elide-cum-lAm gdr-o;;Z 4.:;;171; road or hial , pow pima ‘'Ulr.tt it;;; awe. for the Mewl In the. Sad Lincon.] nod the Orort by Dock Corn ES.ll.9,yogni 104 lA= v.ll. tad CI 1 4 7." and alp of "The Soui tad o 7 " Td 1$18." And I 7ostlaini n a r y st e et Utulikate wit Dated this AIr —ESS S 511 Sll4l llama. W. ~.nlthwkr Wart ...omnaeroa.l tarawast Jana, iss. DECLARATIONS OP IL W. Appleton, Liverpool, merebant-2nd div. of Md., Nov. 20, any subsequent Monday, M Bird's, Liverpool. J. Bannister &D. Simpson, Liverpool, sbipwrights —lst and Bid diva. M 31, Nov. 2u, & any subsequent Monday, at Bud's, Deers," . . J. Bevan, Brielortowe, DCTollAhife, saddler—let div. of re. 211.1., any Tuesday after 21st hut, at Bitted's, Exeter. A. Bull, Bucklersbury, City , merchant-3rd din. of Id., Nor. Mb two stiterquent Monday., at Carman's, Si:We-lane. H. Gabbs. Oxford, grocer—let dlr. of 125., Nov. 15, & But, robot. quest Wednesdays, at Turquand'e, GoddhalLNunib. 11. Hetherington, L ym e Regal, Doreetaltire, Innkeeper—Div. of Is. 10d., any Tuesday a lte r Stitt met. at Hirtzel's, Exeter. F. C. Holland, Bonitos. Devonabire, surgeon—let div. of Is. 84 any Tuisdey . tier 21st inst., at IlirtseVa, Exeter. R. Parker, Hombre'-wharf, City, carrier—lot dlr. of Bd., Nov." & two suteequent Mondays, at Canaan's, Hi:chin-lase. W. Wingliel4 Maeborougb, Yorkshire, brewer—let di.. of la. 2.2., any day on or alter Nov. 17, at Young's, Isi DIVIDENDS.—Dee. 14. C. M. Acorns & C. Warren, Shrewsbazy, bankers—Dee. 12. G. A endows & G. Kirk. Middlesborough, York. shire, hardwaremen—Den 9. W. Midi, Lemon, Nottinghamshire, ironneorger—Dee. 8. Jamb L. Beneusen, Magdalen.row, Gt. Prawn. at., Goodman's-Edda, merchant—Den. 8. Joshua 1.. Benstuan, Nag. dales-row, Gt. PrescotLet., Goodman's-Eel" merchant—Dec. 0. B. L. Beason's, Magdalen-row, GL PreezettNt., Goodman's-Hold., mer chant—Dec. 11. W. Cooper, C. Wilson, & G. Bleck, Aldermanbary, City, straw hat manatacturees—Dee. B. W. F. Fenton, West Smith. geld, City, lead merchant—Dee. 8. P. Garbanati, Newman et., 0.. ford.at., carver—Dec. 21. 8. Grundy & W. E. Grundy, Bridpott, Dor. seu\ire, bankers—Dad. 19. B. Hamlin, Blenheimet., Oxtordot, tailor— 15. A. Harriman, Gateshead, Durham, alkali manes freturer—Dee. 12. B. Lamb, Stockton. Durham, Iron merchant —Dee. 20. F. Limbach, Kingston upon. Hull, ship chandler—Dec. les Z. Linley & A. Linley, Sheffield, sheep ehear manufacturers—lke. 11. P. E. Marriels, Leicester-N., draper—Dec. 12. 11. Penman, Sunder. Dc Ironmongsr—Dee. 12. J. M . Penman, Sunderland, spothecary D 16. M. Riley,Sheffield. totticenent—Den 15. J. Rutherford, Stanwia, Cumbeiland, grocer—Dec. Iv. J. Scott, Shetheld, Lou dealer—Dee. 12. N.Tuffeell&S.Tuffniff, Yorks‘Middlesel.boepital. tallow chandler. —Dec. 12. P. Walker, Ilindley, Lancaeldre, cotton spinner—the. 12. J. E. Warden &V. Wancelnicht, Liverpool, me& chants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—Robert Brown, Glasgow, rear, Nov. 27 & Dec. 21, at Mts. fil'lntyre's Tavern, Glasgow—Willisa Galbraith, Glasgow, baker, Nov. 25 & Dec. 18, at the Globe Hots, Glasgow—Edward M"Glashan, Edinburgh, bookseller. Nor. 23 & Dm. IS, at Johnston's Temperance Coffschowie, Edinburgh—William Rich.re.on Roebuck, Glasgow, oasoluiesion merchant, Nov. 23 & Dec. 23, at the Black Bull Hostel, Glasgow—George Turnbull, Paisley, baker, Nov. 92 & Dee. 13, at the Saracen's Bead Inn, Panley. PARTNEIBIHIPS DISSOLVED.—.I. Armour & W. 31 hiteiced, Montreal, Canada—B. Bogle & Co., Glasgow, so farm regard. W. Hamilton—J. G. Bowring &C. i'tlegcr, Peachtree:het., City—lL Cart &J. Nettleton, Wakefield, Yorkshire—J. Carter at F. Carter, Ryds, Lilco( Wight—H. BI'M Ulan & 11... h, Bridgwater Somereetshire— W . Nichols" see., W. Nicholson, jun., J. Nichols on. W. Graham, & R. Nicholson, St. John -a t., Cierkenwell, ro far ea regard. B. Nicholson —G. Ryland &A. Dean, Birmingham—B. Samuel &I. Levine, Sheffield—G. Wood & W. B. Robinson, Bradford, Yorkshire—B. Woolley & C. YAM, Newton-heath, Lancashire. ;.0V SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. - MAIN. DOVAZI. 90/1.411. DOL'AZIL Dut.Lha 0,0 Hollaad .... 0 0 India tr. Mout. 0 Merles sad 0 Waterford .. 011 (Landon.... 01 ampton..Nov.Sa! tianw.Noril 1 Donagbadse. 01 M 005...... 00 Do. liarrelllca 00 W.ladisgo.ll 0 Otranatoiera 00 Lisbon.. Nov.lo 0 Howse and 11.0 Brani..Nov.lll 0 ilambent.... 00 Sole. N.S.W ul UAr.. N0v.23 GIitAVRIMPIN NOV.l7.—Arrived : Magnet, Lord 1. Rarell, HarlAn. OM; Camilla, Petersburg; Challenger, Patna; Petra, Nike ; WA. berforct, Bamberg ; Mary, ;Cephalonia ; Rorer, Guernsey.--Sailtd: COMIATCO de Gand, Ghent; Autumnue, Liverpool; May Stoddarir Calcutta; Zephyr, Bermuda. Lrvearoot, Nov. 17.—Arrived: Twit, New Orleans; Vela. M. @Upbeat.; Crescent, Charente; Banger, Ilan;M Lady Sandy., Haw burgs; Elba , Rotterdam; Rundle, Antwerp , Trinity Yacht, tal,ncia; Ferdinand, Stettin; Lima, Braltsstadt; Tyro, Lisbon ; W. CAW% PwihelLi. (Advertioement.J—Joint SAVE, Est, of Dahoo t:all, near Huddersfield. to order to prevent impont nv, has conwoted to have hi - coat of arms, sad a fenidmile of his signature. alive , fid to the dim lion. wrapped round conch boa el the celebrated fainilt utedi• eine preinmi by him, and known throughout the ktnalem Kaycw Worsdello Vegetable Restorative Pub.' For blitu• arse• indlki,tion, and all dl.earca of the HMI, th,c pill , ore parsilelod for their speedy elScsey. No fewer thin three hundred testimonials have recently been publPhed, demoustmting their rut =efficacy. No family ought to be without them, a. an on:nicest rill prevent many disorders, and will pragrte the 11..1 free from those ointructiona which are the auiso of met cemplainb. °burin that the arms of John Kaye, tngetber with a facsimile of to...l;mPa*. are printed on the directions fur use wrappod r.irel nth bor—Yrtce la lid., 9d., or en 61. per boo ;to be had of W nwpeetable chemlai and modals' rands, 15182118. Art 17480N.—N01. 14..4 Dublin. the alto of J. Atkhaea, Eta•. el 1 daughter. FAL ish ER. -Nov. 1.1, at Portobello, Mrs. J. P. Talkner, of a um FAWCETT.-Nov. 11, at Weetbournearset. Inde park, Mr. W. T. Fawcett, of • sou. 111U00. -Nov. M the Wong% Reminder, the wife of the Rm. J.P. Ingo, of • &whirr. KIN LOCIL-Nov. 11 the wife of J. Moloch, Esq., of Bar, Moat. dineabire. of a eon. LOVATT.-Nov. 12. at Abbotuteeet, Wrexham, the wife of W.I. NrWllAHC a litrori 3 . at the rectory, Pam, th e wife 0 the 10. C.►F. Newmach. of a daughter. ROBERTS.-Nov. 11 at Wandsworth. Surrey, Mrs. J. B. Roberta a daughter.,STOKEß-or. IL at 7, Gloucester place, Greenwich, Mrs. Bold WS' hare Stokes. of • eon. TAT E.-N uv. 11, at Richmond , the w i lco( A. Tate, Esq., C.E., of ism MARRIAGE& BLACK ADER-lIENDERSON.-N ov. 14, at Dublin, by the Bev. A. It endesvom of Lithium, R. 0. Blockader. of Buliad, to Anast afloat daughter of J. Undersea, Ea' q.. of Newry. 111.1.113-ColtillGAN. - Nov. 4. at En. Peter's, Liverpool, by the lib A. Hume, LL.D., W. Elite, 1 E.g.. late surgeon of the "o=a- WO' north'to Mary. daug.btes of the label. Corrigan. E.g. LUMGAIR-BEVERIDGIL-Nov. 11 at DUDICITDiaIIe. 0. L 4 H D. Immo Cottage. to Frances Dart. Yourgec. daughter of Beverklge, town-dolt of Ihinfornelne. 11*CLELLAND-0111riON.-Nov. 13. at et. John the Bata* LOW' pal. W Mace. eldest son of W. leClelland. Esq., to Jam. RIM claushter of T. Clibem, bee MARSHALL- It -Nov. 11 at Seamatee Chur.h, by the RM. T. 8. Boman, Thomas, son of W. Martha, Key., of Northatnria. to Jane., second daughter of B. Mamas. Esq. TAY LOR-LARRA T T.-Nov. 14. at Many, by the Rev. Jr. D. Dank Mr. F. N. Taylor, adopt son of N. Tailor. Em., of Lora sew 6beca. to Er MA, only daughter of the lam Mr. J. L. Lama, of thll lamer team. DRAM& BEAUSIONT.-Nov. 13. at Dab lir. A. Beaumont. of Stemfonnal. BRADLEY.-Nov. 11 C. Bradley, Em., Wrgeoa, Antf el CAW% erl 411 ClIttlall&- or. 14. Agnes, scowl daughter of the late Animal ChM*, 234., Cando Cathie. Aommdon, aged 19. CONEY.-Nor. 13. at Anne, relict of Mr. J. Comfy. aged 21. CROOKE. - Nev. 11 at Beet li Zr. J. D. Creeks, aged4.of sled Suffolk. Clintt.-NO;lll,valdst.o. Grace. daughter of W. Ma/ lis ,at atcalicot, near Louth, aged 30. DIN eLEY.-Nov. 13, at the rectory,. Churchill. the Am F. P. G. Maley. M.A., curate of Churvall and Peepleton. DUN N.-Nov. 11, James Banbury. may me of the Rev. J. 8. Bow NLTON .-Nov. 16. at Bath. W. lamb Km.. late of the 15th Her m. aged 64. GORDON.-Nam. 13, at UAW" Bergh, rant of the Tory Res. O. Gordon. D.D.. Dean of Ltheete. aged gh lelnatLANE-Nov. 16, et Bradford, Yorkshire, William lending. M • native of Stirlinela hcaol th year. Print& sod pa abed Di Mamma Kula Ham, at S MIS Lombard vlraaa. 'mailman of Landau. Frazier, at the USCO. Iniatazdatrali la ilia steam at Inalsotdass.-1$ situ k II OT1101111(4