The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-28 00:00:00

JrIROM LAST N 191172 04SITT3. BANKRUPT!. dotrrit Iltryrlo,.4l.larar rliampahint, Isakseptr. to Out 'Wet D, 4 at 11, and J.n. I 2 at I, so Baalogball street. Solt. , Oraaa6sid Wto. hater, lad Godwin, Hoeg wart, Temple: at. astd..., Graham, coittaaa-street. JOHANN EI‘ItICI4 T1601 , 0R PTO( and CHRT.. TIAN oorrtiru eTiLPLL. Baap g Re. 4 at 121, and Jan. 7 at 12, at Basingliall•street. Lombard -street; oil • Johnsee, Baainghall-sinek THOitAs Jolty Mark-lane, City, precision mer chant, Dec. 8 at 121, and Jan. 7 at 11, at BaMagball oweit. Sol. gnaw Coleman-atraig ; off. wig., Johnson, hal;trost. °sow r ßming Bose, Chaspaide, City, beim, Dee. 8 sad Jan. 5, et 12, at Bgaisghall-street. Sulu, Basilica and Brad. ham ,.. iyeavere-hall ; LQ. wig., Bell, Coleman-street. 81111rreitialllY1 MOAELT, Grantham. Llninlashire, and Orem Vinovireet. Regeat.strest, dentist, Dee. 8 at 12, end Jaa. 3st 111, at Baaingliall- street. Sol., Lewis, Beltord-row : °Romig., Jolumon, Basinghall-street. GeOloll SMITH Jewell, Bermondsey. and Alteny-road. Comb remit, bolder, Dee. Bat 3, and Jan. 12 at 12, at Bissimahall-Omet. Solo, Rine sad Co., Char alehouse-square, City u.ig., Lee AlderNiallbelTy. JA111.4 Waaaasax, Barlingten-vends, dealer I. holy ZsDee. 10 and Jan. 12, at 1, Besinghall-suer. ,' at Mama and Stuan, Gresham-Meet, Coy ; aseig., Edwards, Bminghall.eireet. Snail Hikeal HAHN sad 1111.11.01 FAITOTADT, Stamford-street, Blackfriare-rued, eap inimabetarera, Dee. Bat 21, and Jan. lat 12, at Meek Sol., Abbot, Newcomb-street, Strand ; it lallk.s Lee, Alder man Witt, to Twounce, Llch/teld, millar, Dee. 7 and Jan. 4. at 1 , 4, at Bi Court. Sole., Oral* !Copley, sal James and IC hi, Birmingham ;oL emir, Christie, Birmingham. WILLI se HeNiT DeßeAlf ALDitDOI, Great Britt, SteU ',w oe, dor, Dec. 10 and JanB, at 111, at B - exisrtutm Court. Sob., Southall and Nelson, Binning . utf. Wi Whitmore, Binainghers. &lion jin., Birmingham, grocer. Dec. 10 Mid Jan. U. at Ili, at Birmicahou Copt. Soli., Southall and Nalme, Birmingham. otf. arsig., Whitmore Bi rmingham Jolty Must, \Yawl, Stall. cdelpe, grocer Dec. o and Jan. It, a' 101, at Bi r mi ng h am Court. Solo., Wilkinson. jon an I Jaime and Knight, Birmingham of. smile. Whitmore, Birodoghare. RlCeihn Komwe and Bunion Wstrao !Samos, Not tita Ire imanbetarm., Dee. 8 and Jan. 12, at 101, •Vm a‘ oimittsax Court held at N . Sob. , Bewley and Ashwed, Nottiaghun at g, Rani, Notting am Joao WILLIAM IlittsoN, Wearier. bookseller, Dee. 8 and Jan, 12, at 101 as Birmingham Coen held at Notting ham. Bola. WiMewarth and Watson, Birmingham ; off. Ilarriu Nottingham. Joao MiNt ern , Newport, milliner, Dee. 8 and Jan. 5, at 11. at Bristol Coon. Solo, Cathcart, Newport, sad Bevan and Galena , Brotol ; of. ark. A , mman, Bristol. WILL,‘II eguertc.a Follett, DetronMalm, dealer la moniel common., Dee. 3at 10, and Int. 14 at I, at Rymer Court. S u n.. Robins, Plymouth, sad Stogdoes, Baesr; oil. song , Htrul , Exeter. Joltyu Y w sat., Lamp.% ship broker, Dee. 11 and Jan. 1. M 11, at Liwripsal Court. Sub., Ragmen and Peacock, Liverpool ; od. wig., Bird. • BANEItCPTCY LI IM I LLED. Nov. 78. WILLIAM Optic., Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, ronr. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT ronreriAL-emuirr. IL Noma, Ebarrauset, Plariass, sttersey-11. Kelsey, Itaaterd, Ems. betcbor—S. Mims, Plemast-row, Wo od. grocer—J. 11. Lammas, NM Critemesare, Aldengsta sines. varelaareasa's snelsenale—T. Han, riper George- Meet, Bey aareme-evra, egissainer —C. P. Fauillaa, Lag-street. 11411Alif, pall.—W . N. Jacks:or, Wlrrea- plsee, Brawn, eallaWaselle aregar J. It Naelusa. L par Wbiteresomstmei, St. Lake., dealer la 01. _Calm Lade Clogrkstrset, Warnalester t milkman rostastcli. sm. New Igilaairetrart sad Doegtity mem Neckleaturgh-squas, d Tins Tar-court, Crip- Aerate. cab driver —R. Same, Northam, beat, countusg have.. I Shaw, K./fa-rm. touraier , —W Parker, Daremusk-sirett Wasm—A. Ri.bard ave. Red Limiter's. llolLors; GOell- Uwe keeper —J . U. Power. Samna—G. D. t. lark. St. Narthes-le-Orand asd Old Jsery-ebaralcno, Ci - y. promoter et es has Yap building empany. DECLARATIONS OP DITIDEN. DS. 14141 A MORTON Lluntiegdat, inatounder— hat diridand of Ta.. Noe. JO, red any 6111.4.qnsat Monday, at Canaan's, Aldermaabory. LOCIT A BUZ *TSUI OORDON, Deatie-place, Smith , bath, bookseller-2nd divided et b. U. Nov. 23 and theft sabsequest Wednesdays, at Edvarda's, Bmingball **et. lIT.ATHTITLD and Alll'llllo. ' Prtoneasquars, Finsyury, amoteasirlag cheinisie— lad of 1.., Noe, 24. sad three et sabseqesso Wedmidays, at Edasedes, Barilngball stre. Jout Walesa. Rochdale and Liverpool, tobacco mantiter tarsr—lst &Mend of 76., Dec. 2, sad ray saLrequial Wolasedny, as Tuner's, Liverpool. WlLwast Jorhino, Woldsgbarn, Darharra, draper—la &Mead et 2s. 26, ay Saturday, at Basis, Newcastle os-Tyas. - WILLIAWRIDLIT CAII Mid MINIM FIiORRICE PeOTT, wares/, Nartharalarriand, Iron manakethen—Pat ihtamilaft)6•324., nay tiameday, at Baker* Newcastle olms-T766 &men Numerate, Rinatogbant, Itormaed ri. Nailer-Ist thricieng at I , any Thanday, at Christie' e. Binutughatu. Tmonaa &maven (wpoat. estate). Holboach, Lincolnabite, anrimmer—let dhidead a 2a. 6d., Nee. .14.), and them wahmegnent Mosalays, at Harris* Nottingham. inerain Kio (eepume Waite), Hothead,. Lineointhre, arrimser—lm 'god cf 7._ ~ Noe. SO, and thee onMe carat Momdays, 111.1,6* NOithifikinni• WILLIT, LPkiSier, linendraper—let divides(' of 10e, Nor. Al, sad three aal.maitatzt Monday., at lierria'a Nominglema. . WILLIAM MITCIII.L. HIMILT M1TC1171.1., and 34•H:c MITCII3III.. HaIMLAY% Fvent o Nettle, wonted spin ners—ln dividend 2s. lid., any Tuctday, at Henn am'., Illaackawer. /Own lionseair , Accrington, dividend of 314., 111111 Terisy, st Hernia's'', Mocha - ter. _ DIVIDENDS. _ _ Dee 21. J. D. F.4kard, Jerroyn-stead, Bz. latmeer. tam —Ds.% 21. G ut.J J. Stool, Ni-rwey-wharl, Stillwell, timber reesehants—Gle. Is. D. 11.1foar. Pinner'erhell, Brost-strew, City, underwriter—Dee. 18. J. Melville temente mewl, At.etintriare, City, merchant—Der. 18. W. E. Hawk, y, Sykes-term:, Mile-rad-rned. tiftr—Dee. 21. E. It. Belly, Neerman-strew, Orked-street, sad Creeerst, Cmodids,vd-vida*, volt:dor-A./tr. IS. A. Prig sad W. Prior, Timbridse-plate, Ner-rowl, iciutooLgrre— Dee. 21. T. Roper, Fal,a•wisiore, City, • holemle drurzird —Dee. 23. It. Dallas Manchester, buokarller —De , 22. W. Preston, a-calif., Iron curt Lent—Dee. 18. I'. D. Marston, Leiermer, dyer—lke. Is. W. Edward", Stamted, Liendushire, cmmoa Lrewer —Jan. 14. C. James, Gloucester, sea niaker —Jen. 7. E. Davies, Swansea GU. morranshire, lioendraper —Dee. 18. H. Mertens sod J. Slur digt, Apparley Endre. Yakshire, dyere—Dee. 18. T. W. Selterhelitle, Lear Halifax, Yorkshire, oil ram sham —Dee. IS. U. Wimpenay, Heine Bridge, Almond hey, waoC.n (loin mentifsetuter—Dec. 18. M. 8. Beautornst, Hudietsteld, Yorkshire, corn dealer. CBIIIIFICATES to be vented, axles • cause to shown to the comeary on sr Wore the day of meeting. Dee. 19. W. Chappia, Trier, Hertfordshire. straw hat masafartarer —Dec. 19. C. td.rrrett, Itueleater, Kent, deal, la wines—Der. 19. C. Pieme, Solna Waldirc. E•ers, awl Windasr-tamare. City•riwil, carpet meanfeetu-er—De . 19. C. Welke, sad F. J. Walker, Coalmen-lad road E ist drapers —Dee. 29. J. Illaltord, Cheltenham, Glow tatersture, iroe- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Knowles sad W. Clarks, Idariebeeter, piastres and dealer. Is power Moms—M. Tumor and C. Showell. Lir labagheis, meanie pas mantifaciturena—O. llsrdwirk sad O. Craven, Leeds. true anoe:d‘re—D. W. Jenkins and J. T. Hawn a, Ty flay, Stattadshire, inehiunderr —J. Sparrow, J. H. Prams, and D. Kendrick. Wrrabara, Dent ighablm, ireamaseers—J. Whistaaley, C. Houghton. and R. M. Fol. Limn.* mash nernitactams, so far as regard, It. H. Fos —W. Hayoorka and J. Yeutt,r, Darlaeon, Staffordshire, leder taakers—A. L. 'f easier. {LT. L.Teriler, E sad J. Terse (damaged), bk-ula Auderatmet,Oreseen , r-rquare strishositha, far regard* L. Temier —S.. eintllbTl sad T. !awes, Sortbir g-lms mad Alderogatratreer, City, ale emit rortalanta—W. Moore and J. Chapman. Bur lingham. Norfolk, rui.krs—G. M. ()rant and J. Rhone. Chas{ n C•ty, trunk maker, —J. Heap and E. B.nipsen, Mace:ester, sgenta—J. CoLlorath, T. Br,ird sore, and E. Curtwright. Leona, S:ettordebire. manufac turers of earihroware— 0. Dararlt and N. H. E. W. Row., ship and meagre agitata---0. Bullring and Car, Bo•tatz, Esymetter. and North-street, VAlirirme road, 1 . ..5.er and E. Psaaes , Wor rem-. .leslers is r Lea— W. Cuieer and D. A. 0. Teykor, Pool' ury•arrear, Earnabory, grldsmille—S Ashmore and C. Ashmure, Irrne• sire., City, men:bane—W. Hayti, sod T. Booth. Bradford, li, rkshire. wormed spinnetn—T. N. Swift sal J. S. Armitage ' Iluiderstiekb Yorkshire, dealers in eitt Andree• and J. Andrews, Salisbury, rongroas 3. Daffy sad S. Mowbray, ALuxhader, maAfr sod tool oaken—B. Shaw and J. Steel. Upper llama, Staffontshini, elk d; en,— IL Capper and C. Das, Ilaalay, Statt , ril.bire, shoe in•aufect-ners--- C. Ware, J. Japer, sad A. !raper, K ir'sgute within Bradfoad, Yorkshire, t ohm., so far as regard. C. Wits., J. Jeoprr, mad Jasper. jun.— W. Aekroyd. T. Duryea , and J. Disarm, Orley sad Bra/l ied, Yurkthire, wont,tl spinners, an far sa regards T. Dunne—W. JolliSe. T. Jellifh, aid J. Johnalnn. Liusrpook steam boat ow oen—T. Newer sad J. Dottrel, Bamisikara, brick dealers—R. 01. rd and J. °Sid, We.l. Wee, 0 stud slime. mesh Lutilders—T. Smith sad J. W. Boyle, Oriel woraslestreet, curp.t nasaairmeureni—j. Bdl , F. W. Balt sad 11. Ha, tar. Canon a, Irearmiagers. so Cm SS /MS.!. H. Hamlet —II. Parma sad J. IPuthrringliaw, Tlisobsld'oread, boilders—J. B. P. Lout sad 11. Oursy Olnartaa-steer, Bow., laroce, oil ~so.—J. Taylor sod W . Simatme, Masehewsr. throaratera—T. Cm. show. H !Mee. sad J. Whalley. Liverey. Lsaeashtre, enure cloth sawallseturerA as far as regards H. liteurn—T. Woods end J. Wends, Wigan, Laacarbire, joessm—J. Ohm, J. Bull, R. Debt, sad J. Ocrs, Lirwnn,l pliewersibiz cello, so De co revile J. Gl ,, Ttr awl J. hold—C. Pewee, T. Walla. eel IL Panalt.Telhli. emit, Cvy, pantos far ca result T. WAY. SCOTCH SHQUESTRATIONS. JOHN RAW-WT/Im4 Jolts BARBOUIt 110111.01 c Paisk7. manufacturers, Dec. 4, at the Rose and Thletie Hotel, JOlOl TATT, Glasgow, baker, Dee. 3, at the Argyll Hotel, Daman. A LIZ A n Del ROBY ILTSON, Oregamod, market prdiesr, Dec. 4, at the Faculty Hai, Olaego.r. Wt Utile MALLLI,Tta , 01/140111, shawl manufacturer, Dee. 1, at the Faculty Hall, Waage.. THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1857. tato Inallona. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 27. (Sittings M NW Prins it Weetminatar—Briere Lord Campbell ands Common Jury.) wusums V. 100 DLI.-ALLEOZD KALICIOVI PRIM CUTION. The trial of this action, which was instituted against the defendant, a solicitor, for having maliciously and without seasonable or proba ble cause indioted the plaintiff for • riotous easeuls, was resumed to-day at the sitting of the court by the examination of wit:mares on the part of the plaintiff The plaintiff, • tradesman in Cheltenham, we. Indicted by the defendant, along with 15 other person., at the Oloncestee Amine for usaulting him at • polling b ooth in the turn, where he had been to record hie vote at the election of Im uocement Commissioners, at which considerable political feeling wa• evinced by some of th e parithionere. The evidence for the plaintiff went to show that he we. not pre sent when the assault took place upon Mr. Boodle, and therefore could not have tjken any part in it. The plain tiff and defendant were opposed in politics, and It was alleged that the latter had preferred the indictment mutest the plaintiff solely from personal dislike and polities' ani mosity. None of the prosecutions at the assizes succeeded, and all the fifteen parties were acquitted. Mr. Bedeuit Pigott, on the part of the defendant, sub mitted that his client had good grounds foe believing that Mr. William.' was one of the men who attacked him, and that he sated in perfect good faith in including him in the indictment. The learned conned called the defendant and several other wits:mew in eupport of ilk ace. Lord Campbell, in summing up, went carefully through the evidence with respect to the Lona tides of the defendant in Instituting the prosecution, end told the jury that if they believed he had acted in good faith, he was not liable to this action. A great deal of evidence had been given on both sides as to whether the defendant was present when the assault took place, bet that would not govern their verdict ; for although he might not have been there, yet if he believed he had reasonable and probable ranee for proceeding against Mr. Williams, the action would not lie. It was in favour of the defendant that he admitted he never saw the plaintiff at the polling booth himself, and that he acted entirely on the inffsematton of • poliocruan, named Dewlap., end another 11111.11, called Randall,. It also "peewit' that the defen dant, before he prosecuted the parties, fortilied bimeelf with the opinion of a gentleman at the bee, who, upon the depoeitions of thew two men, maid that an indictment would lie against them for riot and assault. If the jury considered that tie defendant had acted with bad faith, they would give a verdict for the plaintiff, with all the cute he had incurred in defending himeelf, and something more by way of compensation ; but if they thought the de fendant instituted the prosecution in the belief that he bad good grounds fur doing so, their verdict would be for the defendant. The jury, after being locked up a considerable time, re turned a verdict or the plaintiff—Damages, 1601. (Bpecial Juries.) DRAIN V. 600711 I.IMITIHN IATLWAT COMrANT. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. The plaintiff, MN, Marla Drake, a widow, brought this !op tion to mover cotopeaaatioa to damages for the death of her husband, who wee killed on the South Eastern Railway by the collision which took pines at the Lewisham station on the Nth of June lass, between a Gravesend and a Strood train, and resulted in the death of eleven perions sod injury to • considerable number of other passengers. Mr. E. Jame sad Mr. Hawkins were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Stejamit Shoe and another learned gentleman for the company. The company did not dispute their liability, and the eve therefore resolved itself entirely into a question of damages. The demand man was 54 teem old, and held the situation of out-door foreman to • builder, hie earnings being from 21. to 21. 2s. • week. His widow had mem children, two of wham were partly depondeat upon her, and one entirely so, and it was esthosted that SOW, would be required to provide her with an annuity, in order to place her In Unman puu'- lion as regarded means of support as if her haahand had The jury, after befog locked up a short thus, returned a verdict for the plaintiff, with 3.501. for the widow, 1001. fur the youngest child, who was 14 years old, and 601. each to the other two, whole ages were respoctiody 21 and 24—total clammiest 660 k COADRROY O. sorru RAIITZUS RAILWAY COMTANT. This wee another action arising out of the same accident. The plaints lf was an irritant to his father, who carried on the business of a dyer and scourer in the neighbourhood of Tottenham-court-road. He was a third clam ptiseenger from Abbey-wood, and when the collision took place was violently thrown spinal the side of the carriage. lie rapidly reoevered from the chock, and satiated the leas fortunate paermigees from the carriages, bet some days afterward. he became ill and was unable to mom. Ho was seized with a nervous trembling, and had to call in the mai.tatice eta medical man, in whom hands he remained for some lime, and the effect of thr abock to his system still remained. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff —damages 1001. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Nov. 27. (Beton Mr. Commissioner Evian) IN SE INCh. The bankrupt, a eargeon, of Pimlico, applied for his certi ficate. The matt hap been repeatedly before the court. There win so opposition, and an immediate cortaficate of the second class was granted. IN KR Rll/YANK. The bankrupt, a merchant of Basiaghall-ttreet, applied for his certificate. Mr. Phelp supported ; Mr. Chidley opposed, for the as . fti gl c e l ltankrupt had incurred liabilities of 4,0001. or 6,0001., and there was not a farthing of mama. His Honour suspended the certificate (second clue) for six months. (Before Mr. Commiesinset Gen Morn.) IN UR UAWLEY. The bankrupt was a grocer, la Blackfriate-road and other paces. This wee the examination meeting. It a • 1 that there was • tteticiettcy of 4191. on the welt- whielt the bankrupt had attnbuted to houw.hold expenditure, with out:any vouchers for the same, the weepers premed for an adjournment sine die. Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, urged that the books had been well kept, and that ell the other items were thoroughly vouched. 1.. odor these eirrumetancee it wee too much to sole the cowl to presume that the man was a thief. In eighteen months no leas than 71,000/. bed peeped through the bank rupt's hands, every farthing of which was vouched except this 'whey item of 1001. The court had never been in the habit of calling on bankrupts to vouch their ordinary per sonal expenditure. The account., prepared by Messrs. Hart show debts of 5,9001., with meets sufficient for a dividend of 10s. in the pound; but, owing to the hew on evaluation, the official soigne stated that the dividend would not taxed 0.. in the tend. At the beginning of 195 6 he had a surplus of po 9,3001., the result of a stork dating et that period. He had come to the court on his own pctilion, after an unauccesaful attempt at arrangement with his ereditore. The bankrupt, in enterer to questions from the court, stated that he bad born in huoineea thirty cone years, and bad never failed before, or compounded with Lis creditors. His Honour (in reference to some remarks which had fallen from Mr. lawmen.) said he believed that the indis position of traders to come to this court ...leather ascribable to their inability to give a clear account of the disposal of their property; while the reluctance of creditors to make Ma of thin rout was chiefly owing to their objection to • public admission of the account of had debts which they had allowed traders to incur. A men who came here and told the whole truth had no mason to complete of that court, and in such ems the creditors were generally favourably disposed towards the bankrupt, not only while pusing through this court but afterward*. Load O. endues had stated before a parliemintary committee that reercbante looked at the clam of certillerite which a bankrupt had obtained, and where it was found that the failure melee from unavoidable calves they were always ready to lead estielance. The cage before the court raised the question—a most important one at this jutte d:ire what wet of Recounts ought to eatisfy the court ant creditor. before a bankrupt wee allowed to pose. Nothing was more COIIIIIIO7I than for bankrupts to be at • lees, es in thin case, to aecnunt fora portion of their cub, and it woe metal in melt cams fur the accountant to attribute the deficiency to primal expenditure or trade ex penditure, without any positive evidenew that the money had gone in that way. An account so fretted was put before the court, end sworn to by the bankrupt In this cam the other ere 1101.0•111.10 led to the belief that the bankrupt's intention was honest, the reminder of the money, to a very large amount, being eatielactorily evounted for. It would have been better had he said at once that he could not amount fur the 1191. There was no ground for eupposing that he was keeping leek this amount. An the conduct of the bankrupt would come under dieemaion et the tie' ificnte meeting, the bankrupt would now bo allowed to pass. ltd the eh cum stances of the tut, not been favourable, the court would, by adjourning the mac sine Me, have endeavoured to obtain from the Court of Appeal te cinci.ion on the question whether a bankrupt should be allowed to pass on untouched 'mounts. The bankrupt then pawed. (11, fore Mr. Commisaioner Holiryd.) Tag WELSH POTOSI LEAD AND CoPPM MINING COMPANY (LIM ITT:I9 , This was asitting for proof of debts against the above com pany, a winding-up order having been obtained some time Grounder the Joint-stock Companies Act of lest year. Application woo made on behalf of Mr. Thontas Clerk, a contributiey, for leave to Inspvet all hooks, papers, &c., be longing to the company, for the purposes of an action which he had brought against another contributory. Hit Honour said the application had better be made to a v of HA court in which the action was pending, and if Ito t ho ught it desirable that the party should have acme to the book., this mutt would iaterpoee no obstacle. Mr. Jaws thou applied for an order to Bitty the order alr• solute that bad been msde for • call, on the ground that that °ad" had been appealed against by two parties.. The snood of the appeal ems that the contributories had already paid the fall amount of their shores ; and the point was thonAt es importiutt that it wen to be diseased before the fell court, As other contributories would be affected by the dental a, it was asked that the call should not be enforced at prima. Mr. Heniemi, for the offirisl liquidator, opposed the appli cation. There mete no funds in hand to pay the creditors; and then was no doubt that each contributory was individually liable to the motto" whether We shone wire paid lap at not NAVAL AND MILITARY. (TIIOII LAST NIGHT'S GAZITTI.) WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 27. Zed Regiment of Life Guarde—Lieataaant-Colonel William }leery Clinton Baddeley, from half-paytmattached, to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Brerot.Colonel Williams who exchanges Major and Brevet- LieuteinaM-Colonel Freida Mosintjoy Martyr, to be Lieutenant-coked, by purchase, vim Bedideley, who retiree Breret-Major George Howard Vyse to be major and lieutenant-co lon el, vice Marlyn ; Lieutenant Augustus Smill Lumley to be captain, by chase, vine Vyse ; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant .1 .gn Hen niker Lovett to be lieutenant by purchase, vice Lumley. sth Dragoon Grunts—Joseph hereenon Pens. Fitzpatrick, gent., to be cornet, without purchase, vice White, pro moted. 7th Dragoon Guards—Edward Henry O'Dowd, gent., to be cornet, without purchase. 2nd Dragoone—Comin Hugh Edmond Browning to be lieu tenant, without purchase. 6th Dregoonti—Wfilmm Jocelyn Shaft Orde, gent., to be cornet, without purchase. 12th Light Dragoons—Comet Erasmus Gower to be lieu tenant, without purchase, vice abated, promoted In the 7th Light Dragoons. 13th Light Dragoons—Coned Henry Joseph Toulmin to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice 'Luaus, appointed to the 7th Dragoon Glued.; &demi-Major Thome. George James to be net, without purchase, rice Savage, pro moted. 16th Light Dregoeme—Cornist Frederick Stoodley to be lientimt, wftbont purelhass. 17th e r o t* Dragoons—Edwin Andrew Corbett, gent, to be without purchase, Rogßegiment of Artillery—S!cond Captain Alfred Wilke yson to be captain; Second Captain Caderallefer William Elea to be captain; Lieutenant William Lambert Yoe to be second captain; Lieutenant Chula. Booth BneLnbury to be send captain; Lieutenant Edward Markham to be second captain, vice Drayson ; Lieutenant Henry Richard Porter to I» mooed o_sptain, via Elgee. 6th &Omar of Foot—Captain B. 0. Wady, from half-pay 26th Foot, to be captain. vice Herten, whom appointment from hell-pay of the 97th Foot, se stated in the Caught of the 23rd October, 18.57, has been cancelled. 7th Foot—Paymaster Godfrey Goodman Mosley from the 20th Foot, to be paymaster. 6th Foot—Lieutenant George Corry to be captain, without purchase, vice Gould, &teemed. 14th Foot—Junes Townsend Edwards, gent., to be esstpn, Weirdoes, nee Bright, Promoted , Quelarznester Jan 0' minor to be paymaster. 15th Foot—Lieutenant Philip A. A. Twynazn to be mplain, by purchase, rice R. R Moore , whorstfer• , EaSign cletwg• Joseph Maenad' to Le liseittanaat, by purchase, v ia Tepee= 24th Foot—Ensign Robert Paterson Fon, from the 34th ' Foot, to be lieutenant, Ly purchase, Mee Johnstone, whose promotion, Ly purchme, oa the 23th August, 18.17, been cancelled. 23th Foot—Lieutenant Alexander Strange to be instructor of musketry, via Ciptain Walker, who has reeved that op , point/mut ; Creep Terry Carwithen, gent, to be eseligia, by purchase, vim promoted. 33rd Feot —Captain Jaen James Greenwood, from beam of the 33rd Foot, to be canteen, vies Fmzgenld, promoted ; Captain Anthony Slorzatt, from half-pay Unsteadied, as be cepa* vice Lacy, seconded, being • district impeder of musketry ; Lieutenant J. S.Eogrs to be captain, by purchase, vice Morgan, who retinas • Xasje G. R. Marra le be beutenant, by postbags, vice ; James Philips, gent , to be ensign, by purchase, doe O. R. Morgan. 60th Foot.—Ensign George Hataell to be lientement,wlth oat purchase, vice Coolers, dimeemed ; Eaelga Henry Brodrick, from the 88th Foot, to be imam vice E. L. Phillip"», died of Lis wounds. 66th Foot.—Captain C. B Wilkinson, from the Military Troia, to be captain, rice Brevet-Colonel J. E. l promoted to the substentire rank of major tender Bie= warrant of 6th October, 1954. 73rd Foot.—Captain John Dixon, from half-pay unatteebed, to be captain, vice Bros - et-Major Beer., seconded, being district inspector of musketry , Lieutenant Spencer F. Members to be enlibein, by purchase, vice John Dines, who retests ; Ensign Hugh Fraser to be liautesest, by parchme, rim Ilanalowe. 80th Foot.—Captain Evan Macpherson, from ball-pa yof the 11th Light Magoon., to Le captain, vice G. D. Pitt, soeaded, being captain instructor of revekdry at Ilyths ; Lieutenant J. L. W. Nunn to be captain, by purchase, vice Msephersou, who retires , Ensign W. G. Trevor to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Nunn ; Edward Vaughan Ramsey, gent., to bo ensign, by postbag., vice Trevor. 88th Foot.—lienry Brodrick, gent., to be ensign, by per diem, vies Gluon, who retina 91st Foot.—Ensign Walter O. Wads to be adjutant, vies Bruce, who miens the adjutancy e*; Ensign and AA ant W. 0. Wade to Mice the rose BIC James Meg& to be lieutenant, without Crompton,promoted in the 2116 Feet; ka•l4 - 3 - 1. F. Perkins to to lieutenant, by perchers, vies Bewail , pro moted ; Ensign Edward Vaughan Ramey, from the 8011 Foot, to be ensign, vies Blagg. 96th Foot.—Captain Henry Alexander, Ikea y Royal Staff Cape, to be captain, vice Seirw saroded „ being a district inspector of musketr y; Lieutenant O. B. Caleb!. laud to be captain, by purohase, vim Alexander, who re tiree ; Badge O. K. Hallett to be lieutenant, by percher, vice Cumberland; Charles Edward Wright, gent., to be by purchase, T. Hallett. Is Lieutenant Henry Blundell Hollinehead to be adjetant, vice Brett, promoted , Emirs Ii Lawton, to be lieutenant, without perdu»; Ensign self Adjetant Emanuel Jean,e to have the rank of lieu tart; Ensign William C. Purdon to Le lieutenant, by rice Fremantle, promoted; Charles Walker gest., to Le ensign without purchase, rice Lawton; Archdale Robert Palmer, gent., to be ensign, by percher., dm Pardon. UNATTACHED. The undermentioned officers to have their brevet rank erm varied Into mbetantire rink under the royal warrant of 6th October, Isai To be Major's—Captain and Brevet-Llentenant-Colenel J. E. Lewis, 68itt Foot; Captain and Brevet-Major Thomas Carey Hanullen, 68th Foot. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Asalat int-Surgeon. to the Foram.--WOliata Pirrie, M.D., vice Oliver, appointed to the 60th Foot ; Seth Sam, gad., vice Chapman. apt,ii.ted to the 37th Foot; Walter John, gent., rice Mould, appointed to the 83rd Foot; 301.116 Jameson, M.D., rim entice. appointed to the 86th Foot' John Warren, gent., vice Brown, eppoi n t e d to the 86th Foot; William Tanner, gest., Mr* Farmer, appointed to the 29th Font; Henry Cole Peppin, st et., vice Milne, appointed to the Royal Artilleri; George Bouchier, pat., dos Whitt., appointed to the di Fwd; Charles Bartho lomew Mathew, gent., vice McLstchie, appointed to the 26th Foot ; Jame. D ran, M.D., vice heard, appointed to the 67th Foot, AVlViani Julien., pat., vice Wood, ap pointed to the Royal Artillery; Byng Thomas Gonad, M.D., via Bill, at pointed to the Royal Artillery; Wm. Jame. Cumming, 31 D vise Skinner, appointed to the 91nd Foot, BREVET. Brmet-Colonel Sir Robert ira.;;ti; halt-pay 46th Toot, to have the local rank of aseirrogesseel in the East India; Brovet-Lientenent-Colonel Bowles Cham berlain, C. 8., of the 16th Regiment of Bengal Native In fantry, to be aide-d.-amp to the Omen, with the rank of °skeet in the army ; Major Jallfe• Alexander West, Mired full pay 84th Foot, to be lieutenant-cobriel to the army, the rank being honorary only; Cap tain John Dixon, of the 73n1 Foot, to be major in the army; Captain Metre Aleamder, of the 96th loot, to be major in the army; Captain Evan Macpherson, of the 80th Foot, to be major in the army ; Brevet- Major John Dixon, of the 73r4 loot, to be lielmemantaer4onel In the army; Brevet-Major Henry Alesander ia cifae .i.c.k 9Gth Food to be lieutenant-colonel in the army; Thomas Hall, who retired from the Orinmdier Guards by the eater of his coanruireion, on the 13th March, 1827, to he colonel in the army. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 27. Vim Admiral of the Blue Edward Collier C. 8., has been appointed to Naive a minium of one hundred and Ifty a year, as preecribeJ by her Majeatje Order In rorcil of 2.1113 June, 1811, vacant by the death of Vice Admiral William Itiowilliam Owen, and the name of Vice-Admiral Edward Collier, C. 8., ham been removed to the reserved let accordingly; and In consequence of thin removal the following promotions, to date from the 4th hest.. have this day taken place:—Rear-Admiral of the Red William James Min aye to be vice-admiral of the Um; Rear-Admiral of the White Janus Scott. C. 11., to be rear-admiral of the red; Rear-Admiral of the Blue Henry Fronde Oreville, C. 8., to be rear-admiral of the white; Captain Result Ellett to to • reaotolmtral on the reeved tint; Captain John Elphinuone Erskine to be a rear-admiral of the blue; Retired Captain Alfred Leck e...ft to be an additional retired mar-edinitel without in crease of pay. ADMIRALTY Nov. 27. The following promotions, dated the 19th inert., coneetment , re the death of (tear-Adenini of the White Charles Onaturn, C.T3 ,on the 18th lot., hare this day taken of the Blue the Right Hon. Lord Fouler, C. 8., to be mirmodmital of the white ; Captain James Ro pr. C 1,.. IS is rear-admiral of the blue. DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS. Cemitehelame Mold by dee Lead Liestemat of the Gamy of Cantle:ma brads Pugh, Vaq., Timm. Hughey, Prq., Thomas Jones, Esq., and Thomas Lewis Lloyd, Em., to be deputy lien-1 tomato. THE MILITIA. env's/..4.4as sizzled 1y the Q..ere • Royal Laseastore 3.lCitia Artillery—John Blum, rent., to be qurtermaster. &A West York Regiment tf HEltis—John etcher, grat., to be quartermaster. Csanstaisioes Aimed by the Lord tiresome of Sets rospr • the costive ° Oxforlslthet Iterlearet Hilitts—Eiwsrd Ramsay, int., to be 1•1411 3 Tide Asks, pramted. let Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia—Oscrp William Moore, gent., to be ensign. Royal Abordeenahire Regiment of Maio—Alexander Per iord Rsq., to be casein, vice Lord Henry Gordon, re g ; Robert H. Playfsir, gent.. to be ensign ; lame -11011 Gilchrist Marshall, gent , to be aosign ; Daniel Mac- Leod Fullerton, gent., to be ensign. Duke of Laneester's Own Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry— Lieutenant William Eiereril Itoyde to be captai=e; Crook, deceased ; Comet the Honourable Arthur Holland Grey Egerton, oommonly called Lord ViSCOOlii Grey &Wilton, to be lieutenant, via Egerton, promoted ; Charles Patrick, Esq., to be lieutenant, doe Ropia, promoted ; James Deardss, jun., gent., to be cornet; Joh& Nicholas Fasakerley, gent., to be comet. Lekostershire Wide—Frederick James Louie Wyatt, gent., late of the King's Own light Infantry Militia, to be lieu tenant ; Godfrey P. liallffax, gent., late of the Royal Dregooos, to be lieutenant ; John Alexander William Wilson, gent., to be ensign; Thomas Alexander Leigh Knipe, gent., to be ensign; David Dowie, gent., to be ensign. To Hamlets King's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Militia—CedwaDa&r Edwards, late captain, County Dub lin Militia, to be captain, vice Gibbon, resigned ; Amer 1,01, 7, Ida °Meth, Armagh Mild* to be captain, vice' Humoy, reeigned ; beamed Strong, gent., to be lieute nant, vice Sutherland, resigned; Morgan Collin., Esq., M.D., to be surgeon, vice Hawn, reaigned ; William Lewis Kulbach, geld., to be ensign. Ist or Royal Boat Middlesex Regiment of Militia—Frederic White Christian, gent., to be amigo, vice Jones, resigned; Frederick Pratt Worthy, gent., to be maim vice Smith, promoted; Charles Warwick Bampfylde We gent., gent., to I be ensign, doe Verdi*, promoted ; Horace A r Went, geat., to be ensign, vice Newton, promoted. 6th or Roya Elthome Light Ithntry Regiment of Middlesex Militia— Roderick McDonald Campbell to be maim vim Hawker, I tvoldixed• Artillery Battalion of the Royal Sores Militia—Edward Maximilian Bethune, gent., to be mond lieutenant, vies Henry Lloyd Nicholson. promoted • Clifford Fortesous Bomar, gent., to be second lieutenant, vie Gorge Elliott Clarks, promoted. Light Infantry Battalion of the Sumer Militia—Lieutenant George Meek to be vice Henry, resigned. Royal Bake Militia—Algernon Lewis Medley, gent., to be retvice Smith, promoted; Fredmick Everett, gent., to be lid You're, promoted. Stir • and Higbland Borderers Light Infentry Regi ment of Militia—John Thomson, Eel, to be surgeon, "0" Gibson, resigned. Aolinuirr, Nov. 27.—Arroncrinates.—V3ee- Adnabsl E. Collier (1850) is to hare the good crates pen sion rendered vacant by the death of Admiral Owen. Captains Hon. O. F. Healing. (1845), appointed is the Blenheim, 80, screw steam guard ship, at Portaaoatb, 'eke Pelham ; and F. Scott (1848), to the Mreander, 44, for and guard sada, sire Hastings Lieutenants W. H. Beaks MSS), to the Cainbefirs, 40, at Desonport ; E. B. H. Franklin (1854), to the Carmen 31, screw gnaw frigate, at Portsmouth ; A. 11. Oilmans (18441), and 8. F. Douglas (1843), to the Ramen, 91, saw stanie ahlp, at Sheerness. Waits V. O. Roberts (1844), to the Renown. Clerks C. W. Macho, to the Magicians, 16, paddle wad Means frigate, Mediterranean make; H. H. M'D. Gnat, to the Vietery, 101, flag-ship at Portsmouth ; and B. Mitford, to the Cambrian. CRATRAM, Noy. 27. In cormequirstee of the large number of recruits who are constantly arriving at this gammon, considerable difficulty is experienced in providing barrac k socommodation for the regal.: troops, and it has been found necessary to tumors the depot companies of the l9th Itegiamat, under the °m ama of Captain L. D. A. Carrie, fmm the huts to Droop teriterracks ; the depot of tho 64th imolai, In charge of Make W. J. Chad., from Brampton. to occupy the ; and the 90th Light Infantry from Chatham to The Piedrnontese Go:ette states that on the 27th alt., the English war steamer Medina, stati one d a t th e mout h s of the Danube, got aground on the bank of Gehakow, in th e !Cilia channel, and would probably have ban lost had not her commander, Lieutenant Spratt, sect a boat to Salina to ask the assistants of the steamer Antilles', belonging to the Bsedinfan navy. By the aid of the Wks she was gut of Way. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FamAy. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 7 114 1 sKst Brother to MareAlmada (t) to 1 Clydesdale (t) 8 to 1 Loyd of Lots (t) 9 to 1 ass other DERBY. 13 to I not Clydestele (t) 14 to 1 Toaspholits (t) 18 to 1 Kelps (t) 20 to I Ditto (t) 25 to 1 Laciest Deltas (t) HUNTING A PPOINTIGUITS. retteassa - Albertan IKr. W. I. LerradrAl. Yeoil. Kirkby •.1 weedy, 1:111144 ; PridectithatgeWlart: thlreday. Ostarlue 11.14ora.—ts 11. BISMONIV. Neeisr. 11•401. Ware, Tlw. Orem Wrdwria4 Tar Nan: Mew. Pam Lodge. army, writ—se trif.put 14 MOB Or Ktitterk thwal4 Own= Prot ; Trendy. Dr, m lttroplee ; lbw Lace; Wrldar, Wt.., Lolgt— '" labla Mos. M. Ilwarcento'd, Newt.. Nome; Tradnambi. LIMO awME May. asededsloWillosm-st . gamier be 11. Old Malrai.V• Mandll, Moumw. Newteldia: Watesabg, MS; , lomat Park: raturday, loath Isoloy-at AMt. T. T. !askew, Monday. llknileto• Ten am; Than. biai.sa• Tent : Mstar day, :hot feders-st a quo ter to u. Tab, Mom*, t loriton Boren... ; 'Thursday. Won 11111 OYS Mbertsmine; latarday. Ituarees Ledge-sr a numb, to 11. Year Illy 0. L. Fos .). 111. , •day. ilarewrood Bridge: W mar gelt g Tbotiords; &WAIL. Hook dada.!om-an . O. Tsrhortsseh 0, Monday, at 11. Otatke; ea; Friday. kloortown Ileum-at 11. !Lord II Mound. .1. Mosby, Dardrsey; Tram mday, Bastion Isect Tlmmday. Instaloodllumak Maturday. 11 , elthoen-.t 11. 11m - r a n t 16Ir. C. brunt% Monday. Meg. Wood; /slimy. WINK 10. i lm i trigMajla ik tlat=drWll. l. l l 4= s. o:ll . ! MIA; Wa r N.WrAy , periny-at Wryest 10. Cmisky nod H 0.1431,5 111 r. Mar font 0. Monday, Lowfald BMW; Wodoeslay. Molney rndl; Yrlday, Ilse Clahrat s quarter be 11. Cu:lawn. Mr John 'I rolops o. Monday. Cannink ; Tamar Burley :Batman). Onsthoo Inn-a" 11. Mr. 11. 111 bro. Moony. l.bidston ; Thunday, okehann*O baltmelch.2..d. /nye.. ajor Johnoon , .. Mday. Plats. edneMM. Tho Mamma (M ; Inoture on Bowe. 1.11.114 ntainton-sse • =.;u4,... H. hpzchl Fel, Monday. Colson Cron ; flunky. y; Ilamanw-14 _MU prat , ni. Imes Int. J. Aftwoloco, Monday, flohnlursorth Wia4mlo: weda..jay, Wramtaam; Baboday, Illitt Tamer-at • quarts. to 11. Ewa l'elon D. IL Pommel w, MomMy, n .. otesra:' Wednesday, Shah Harbdiall lye; Ilmarday. Ills MI6 past 10. Mr. Ostia's. Moada j lk . : LAM ;Warsaw Omsk Nam, neer FMK rood ; .111melmbreak Parb-ell balltsist Ileytheop Inv 11. W. Meaday, Dm; Wabeadar. St.dy • Castle; Friday. Ilea BM: Manutdar. Ouniary Peth-an ell. In. 11. 1 H. Mr. TeederaMW. Maack,. PMI'S OM IMr to : Tardy, Mesta. Mouse; Va/Midag. 114401114••• I 4 a quarter to Untleresms 161 r. J. 11Mrs). )(why. Mrainamaarbaa Neer• Tmmlay, Land:sten Park; Tbuvolay, Durum Comb/de; halm, fatal* Toll Bar-at a mon. to 11. rasa 800, Monday, 411110.34 MI6; Thursday. Ethan; Batonlay, Po.trig Lons-1. thns Irmloury Mr. J. C. Th5..11,1. Monday. llothel Plt Turnpike: Fri I no. a. o,hboronib -at half mat 11. Lord Mtddleton, Moony. 11111m:toe ; W,dnoday. Kroh, Wood; polar. (hAlst. , Sway:lntro Pastore-at half ion 10. Nnrrotk .I.nr4 suntel Guist 81dg.,. Wodnedm, Go.. ton Park, 0.040 Crorntr tndsy. Ranlovn -In 11. Oakley kMr B. W. Arlorright kfinday, Bug.= ; Tuesday. ter rsdd , Thursday. Enna: Wood; tinVerdar. Illscly Toll Bat-at a mat ter V , South Osforbblr• (Tail of Maentenfold'sl, Moldy, Nettlebad; YTS. day, Wlwatly-al • touter to Plententmnre loot Ptsllll6.o. Monday. Wlllnavton Quinka; Rehm&) , Moa. ; 1 rlday. Noe n' d Onte -at Isalf mat 10. wt.( Porunwthk Monday, ILoulugton.; Tomley. Creme In, Iliebelers; Friday. north Lltenbel 1 ; Estutolay. WII Bberbamon at 11. Pytebey Illoa. T. 10111 en and Hos 0. Cu s t.l.=.l=l Wood; Wen:soda,Whodek. Vino. ; Tbunday. 0: • dm. Bad. Wood--et a quarter to 11. Quote !Earl of Stason,rd sod Warrlnetenv, Monday. Barth, ; Tore. day, Melton ; Thursday. Cum 0. Wind ; Voiday, Wanton, Rose Plwt 11. Many (Duke of Cleveland:O. nosetsy. Wakorfirld ; Tardy, Oralasr. ley Moor Ina • nibs, des-at hall)) an 10 Bufford (Cantaln 0711 1 1aauY1. nooks, Waltsby Village • Islam ; Tburalsr. os , olt Tthase ristarday, Tborsaby . Pl ana r ' • quarter to 11. Gal of Monday. germ. Inn ; Tuesday, °Mordent; Thersday, Ilmdbers NV* . Pnalay. Orlao.-at half post Mb (Mr. C. J. Morrtsn. Bmslon .111; Triday„ The los, belatton-m half pan 10. Mr. Amanda lhalth n, Monday. Boone/ Hill ISM Ludt. ; Thursday, 0111.4, Wood; Botoasy, Won Tythanioy-at Moutbdown MY A, Poonouo.l. Mandy, Lustros Paned; Wad. creedal. tattoo; Vrstm, I , lrebltne Hesern-a4 a quarter to IL F..0„.„14 A p ul n York thdtseld, Monday. tturnal Park; Teasim. Trlnecli ; Tbursloy. ably Valorday.litendleby-at 11. North ntallord.hlre !Mr. W. loymport'si, Mood.;, mai.. 8 1 .. C... ; Wednesday. re.ehlord ; Yrktk 7. iltesulek-es, Inlt-put 10. Puffolk Josielyn q. Monday, theilomure Tollgate; Thunda,y. °velar. ILO' Baturaat. Ilmthslon Eon "-rd. It. Burnt U.lO. !Colonel thunner'o, Monday. Won. nor., Bar. Wondlad Comm; Batu.d, I Anshan 1114-at WM 10. Inn*. It Tresd• Bellesrrl. Mosby, Monks*. tamers halr mot 10. Illnksith slAsselsgarhlol , ..7ton ; Madam*, mak. Mani: Lboart Iw. l.;ilratastrieg; Wadhaday, Plosqr.lan Tab", Crystorta-M11) Ws wielstas I ar.ll. Mood.. Inn, lismtras •Tuar!sy, tai Thwisair. 1110•Mbends; Friday. Lb.* Tyme-at • mortar to 11. Woreastenhere (Mr. I, Cooke r id Colonel Clorrso.l BLuarlmi o Wndassang. W• 101011.; Friday, Broekendee tonnenon-at bLi es=i Wyndham* Maly. Bold; Wedne.day. Ansford HUI; Trldm. Palrbarksm tare; Panuday..'hurst Pork- at half pat 11. Yaw. W. Wm*, Moseby, Onlalwton. Welae.day, userairl Itmeoune; TrUlay. geonels ; Itaturday. Macerew-at hal . .psst 10, Toot aod Ainsty 111.0 Chat. Blingoby V. Monday. Prm donee 001111: • Tmsday, t d llmms ; Thursday. 11.1107 Meant. ; twurdAy, 61wIloa half-0004 11. "a",". IWattua Itleadar. Pataata : Lamed.). Tattadqrl arm., Potualaq rqke—at • quarter to ll. =e•a li T r ioae a liVreL a'4ll l7:t. f Ord ' arP.4. n ii u uT-ti - • • ze;ig: — diens (Wr. W. liamadell Illubdar,ll.ll,7; gams 111+1; /May. 1A1814.0 0.1•11•—al 11. Ya Peal IV, W. I.l"hombillY, Woodsy, PIM 11211; Wiramexp. PM* Art, X be —xi 11. WWWAXSAL.X.I. B4Y Cr" mar Dem ?MOOT: mesh Wo (Cargiffluserna9 hear that six steamers are about to to employed in the river Seven, between Cud& and Worcester. Bummers ire already ianyilayed above Cdouosster. The pendency of the appeal ought not to stay the payment of the all by contributories who had not appealed ; for there was no allegation of fraud or mums natation as there was in Brockwell's cam. C i c h l o pt e question in the appeal, which wee brought by Mr. was whether he had terminated his liaWity by tresferring his shares. . • Mr. James wild that Clerk's case rested on the game ground. He wan not a person of sitimmce, and If the call were enforced, he must go to prison. Mr. Harrison, admitting that Clark had paid up the 61. on his/hems, said that every shareholder had done the same ; so that if it were held that their liability was thus extinguished what would become of the creditors P His Honour said it appeared that the question of liability had been fairly raised In another court, and he therefore thought that the call should be stayed. Order accordingly. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 27. (Before the Chief Commissioner.) IN R 1 RICHARD HARRIS. This insolvent, an ecoountent and °Dominion agent, whose case had been before the court on two former °cautions, came up for adjudication. Mr. Sargood supported. or Several creditors had en d the principal complaint wu by Mn. Stanton, the creditor, from whom the Insolvent bed token a house at ingsland, and incurred a debt, wlmn be had no mesas of payment. The insolvent, who had bees bo th bankrupt and insolvent before, now owed upwards of 4001. incurred os 1852. The Chief Commissioner gave a judgment of six months from the vesting order in August, at the suit of the creditors y ; and nine months (concurrently) at the suit of Cr u n ll tanton, for having contracted her debt without reason able exportation of payment. (Before Mr. Commiseioner Murphy.) BROW* V. VODDEN. This wee a summons under the Small Debts Act. Mr. Denny, who appeared for the plaintiff, said the court bed issued a ennunone to the keeper of the Queen's Prison for the promos of the plaint 4 who was a prisoner, end whose attendance was required by the defendant. The learned counsel suggested, as the keeper bad disobeyed the Nimmons, he should be committed to his own prison for contempt. Mr. Commissioner Murphy, on reference to the act, found his power to summon a prisoner only extended to the Insol vent Act and not to the Small Debi. Act. Ile hoped that it was one of the amendments to be made in the law next session. Summons dismiesed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—Nov. 27. Moron the Recorder.) Jata Grate Lev;ridge, 23, was charged with forging a theme for 961. 10s. 2d., with intent to defraud the Com mercial Bank. - • - - - Ribton prosecuted ; Mr. Doyle was conned for the &knee. . . . . _ . The prisoner was tried on Thursday, before Mr. Justice Coleridge, upon d charge of stealing • cheque for 311., the Ely of his master, Mr. Oldham, a wine merchant, in l e : t n-street, Fencburch•street, and the jury upon that occasion, after some deliberation, returned a verdict of not guilty. lie wee now charged with forging a cheque for the amount mentioned, and the facts were incidentally alluded to in the course of the former trial. It appeared that on the 6th of November the prisoner asked the_ prosecutor to give hint a cheque for 31. for petty cosh, and Mr. Oldham being in • hurry, and placing, as it appeared, the utmost confi• dines in the pr . aonu, gave him a blank cheque duly signed, in order that he might 6111 n the amount of 3/. that be re quired. Instead of doing so, however, it waved that the prisoner filled in the cheque for the sum of 961. 10s. 24., and obtained that amount from the bankers, and the notes were changed at the Bank of England for gold directly afterwards, and the prisoner appropriated the money to him own pur poses. The prosecutor was again subjected to a severe mom examination by the prisoner's counsel, and, es on the fam s occasion, he admitted that he bad placed very great confi dence in the prisoner, and that there had been some money trminactlons between them, but the prosecutor repeated most positively that tho primmer had no legal claim whatever upon him, but that on the contrary, he owed him a condider able sum of money. Dells ma& Mr. Del • very able eprech to the jury on behalf of the prisoner, and he endeavoured to show that he did not contemplate any fraud, and that he had, at all events, acted under an impression that be was justified by the nature of hie position in the prosecutor's establishment in acting sa he did with the cheque,and the open manner in which the set heel been done and .he certainty of detection, he urged as being strong confirmatory circumstanced' of this view of the . _ _ The Recorder having summed up, the jury, after a short deliberation, found the prisoner Goalty, but recommended him strongly to merry, mid at the mine time observed that giving blank cheques was • very dangerous practice. Mr. Riblon informed the court that the prosecutor since three transactions had discovered that the prisoner had de frauded him to the amount of several hundred pounds. The Recorder said he would confer with Mr. Baron Wat son, who tried the other case, before he passed sentence. TEE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Augstetin Ilemmins was brought before the Lord Mayor, for flnal examination, charged with having stolen four balls of opium, powers! books, and some coops and brooms from the East India House. Mr. Ideate, instructed by Misers. Lwford and Water house, both here to the East India Company, appeared for the proescution ; and the prisoner was defended by Mr. Woutner. It will be recollected that the prisoner, who had been in the service of the East ladle Company as metuenger for the last nine years. offered a ball of tatjam , for sale at • wholesale house in the City, and ma he dad not give a eatiefectury ac count of the means by which he became possmeed of it, be was taken into custody. His lodging. were then searched, and three other balls of opium, some hooka of trifling value, and *tame mope and broom. were found. The hooks end mope and brooms were elated to be the property of the Com pany, and the priseeer was remanded in order that a witness might he niod to identify the balls of opium. Yesterday Mr. Forbes Boyle tram called and said—l ate • doctor of medicine, and sin in the employment of the Ease India Company, who refer raw and otar products from India to me for my opinion respecting them. I hove for many years made worn in study. Opium for the English market is brought almost entirely from 'turkey. The boll produced by the officer B umett is • specimen of Bengal opium. As fee se I know, Ilengal opium is not imported into this coun try for general purpose" of trade, but is made up for the China market. I hAve soon balls of opium eionlur to the one produced at the India noose. Croes-eaamined by Mr. Wontner—l have never missed ' any bells of opium. 1 have all that were ever sent to me. Mr. Moult risked for • committal. hlr. Wontner submitted that there wee no proof that the opium bad ever been in the possession of the East India Company. The Lord Mayor said he considered it a Came for • jury, but would accept bail for the prisoner's appearance—two sureties in 401. each and the prismur himself in tulf. Tbr required tnil was tertliti - nla put in, and the prisoner releurd trum custody . GUILDHALL. A. man named Ferry was charged with the following savage assault upon his wife. From the evidence of the eomplainant and another witness, it &neared the prisoner was addicted to habits of intem perance, and duriog the nioo years he had been married he had been in the constant practice of ill using hie wife to a shameful extent. In this moo be had recently come out of prime, having served a month, for his brutal conduct, in one of the Middlesex prisons; and after a few days' residence with Lis wife La gave her about thirty violent blows upon the head end body, during which be knocked her down upon tho dairy., and then seised her by the hair, and in the meet savage manner hammered her head upon the stabs until she was nearly insensible. She vomited blood roon after, and had been very 11l ever since. The complainant had two fright ful black eyes mid a wound errors the nose, and her heed and body were a num of bruiees. Sir F. G. Moon inquired what was the complainant's cha racter ? _ _ The officer Paid be had made inquirier, and ascertained that the complainant was a moat sober, atendy, quiet, and industrious woman; and that the preioner wasp, ountinually drunk that ho had been turned out of nearly every lodging he had been in. 84r F. O. Moon said—Never in the whole course of my life did I meet with a caw which approached tearer to murder in its brutality than this now beforo mo, This woman to a very respectable person, and it is evident, fern the bruises on her face, that Ler eyes 111W0 nearly been knocked out, and that she boo bcvn tooet cruelly illturd. I ens bound to indict a Leery punishment, but I feel I hero nut the power to deal severely enolurh with it. I shall, however, sentence you to the full penalty; and you are therefore committed to prison for sic months, with hard labour. WORSIIIP-STREET. - - - - - - IOW! LOOM 11•11(Slce; Ler o;c7lifr.7 with em beezling various sums of money received by him for and on avount of his employees, Masers. Tact C .cps, and Co., home sad esp •rt brewers, of London and Burton-um-Treat. Accused was committed for trial. WANDSWORTH._ Aster Howard, George .1, et oy, and Clo, ries lona, work men lately employed in the erection of the extensive soap factory near laarumersmith•bridge, Barrea, appeared before Mr. Osyruan to answer summonses ch•rging them with assaulting end ill.using W,ttiern Janice Euglanl, a brick layer, under the following cireutostaneet It appeared from the evldeure of several witnesses that the complainant acted as foreman upon the wake, and on Thum day afternoon week he employed an huh labourer *Lich mimed the defendants, who wets then se work upon the pre mises, much dissatisfaction. On tbs following day the defen dents applied to the master fur the Irish labourer to be dia mired. but he refund to comply with their request, sod told them thst if they did not think proper to work with him (the labourer) they might have their wages and leave the work,. The defendents stoutly rotated to work with the Irish labourer, and they accordingly left their employment. At one o'elock the name day the complainant went to the Boileau Arms ' public-hotwo to hate his dinner, when Le build the tie. fendants there He went into the coffee•room to avoid the m , but they forced their way in and commenced abusing hi, He endeavoured to reason with them on the impropriety o f their conduct, but it was of no avail, and he was obliged to leave the coffee-room. As he pared the tap•room door, be was pushed into the room, where he warn knocked about by the defendants in a most shameful manner. He received avers] blows cm the beck of his head, and Jones struck him on the temple. He endeavoured to make his escape, but one of them caught hold of Liza by his neckerchief and prevented him. The landlord um* to his assistant*, but not before he wu very much bruised from their violence. The defendants set op a general denial to the charge, but Mr. Duman told them that the cue was clearly proved against them, and if they thought they could put their as. thonty in opposition to their employer's, they would soon find out their mistake. He sentenced them to be fined each and fos. costs, or be imprisoned for one month. The defendants ware locked up in default. MAXIM& PRODUCE. Mnrorsol-Lakm, Nov. 27. SVGA R.—The average rice of brown or Muscovado raw, the produce of the British preeemiona to Americo, for the week ending Nov. 24, fa We. Ofd per cwt., oscine's of the duties of t natant.. paid or payable thereon.—No Warn boa been made of the eels of brown or Muscovado anger, the produce of the Mauritine.—No return has been made of the male of brown or Muscovado agar, the produce of the Eau ladies. . . 81116701., Nov. 27.—Thor market continues very quiet, and the transactions of the week are chiefly continoi to about 4,000 boxes of Rawuinaha, part on the spot and part to arrive, at former quotations. nale produce, from its being in short supply, about supports the previous value ; bet these la little life in the market. Rum dull. COTTON.—Lrvaaroox, Nov. 27.—0 n Saturday end main on Monday, in consequence of more favourable &di ices from America, and Inn discouraging accounts from London, there wee an improvement in the &mend from the trade, and prices became more regular, but, as the week doss:load, the gloomy accounts from the mannfacnrng dirtrine, added to the ennounoement cf further failures, &tithed the alight tend 'my to improvement that was beginning tomanifest Itself, and, with the necessities of many to realise in so limited a demand, the market became again very Irregular, and a decline of id. to fel. per lb. was generally submitted to. To-day, however, there is • little better inquiry, and the announcement of a reduction in the rate of interest by the Bank of France, with the more favourable position of the Bank of England, are calculated to inspire confidenos and restore regularity to trade. Brazils, Egyptians, and Bunts are also Id. to per lb. lower. The business this week (exclusive of 8,0 00 bales to-day, and a better market) amounts to 26,620 Lege, including 1,370 American, and 74 Bunt on , and 770 American and 4,300 Surat for export. he quota tions according to the standard now adopted by the Brokers Association are, fair Uplands 64d., fair Mobiles 60., sad fair Orleans 6jd. per lb. 'The import of the week is 35,066 bales. COTTON 000D8.—Mancesam, Nov. 27.—Business continues at the wane deed lock mentioned on Tuesday. No improvement is reported in any branch of the cotton trade, and the few sales made today could only be effected at the lowest, and rather lower, prices than those recently current. Meagre. Framer, Son, and Co. report the decline during the last four weeks attic!. to Bd. pr piece on 7-Btha printers and madepollams; 9d. to Is. on 9-Bthe printers ; la. to le. add. on 9-Bths, and &Atha plain and figured shirtings; Pd. to Bd. on jaconens; 9d. to la. on T clothe ; 9d. to In Bd. per piece on long cloths; Id. to id. per yard on domestics' ; and 2jd. to 30. par lb. on yarns. The decline on cotton IA 20. to 3d. per lb. In some kinds of yarn and cloth this is rather under the amount of depression, and the isles of to-day may be quoted at rather more. The telegraphed commercial ac counts front Calcutta by this mail speak favo;t e r r abZ of the market for cotton goods, more particularly es yarns, but they have not yet led to touch business. This being the last Friday in the month, and the general pay-day in the Manchester trade, some anxiety was felt to see how accounts were met, and it is ratisfectory to state that, though pay meats have nut been met with the promptitude usual in some macs, yet generally they have been better met than was ex pected. CORN.—Cazuesroun, Nov. 22.—There wee a good supply of wheat at market to-day and a much better feeling In the trade than for some weeks past; the limners were tarp buyers, and had to pay an advance of 2a. per quarter tubed qualities ; white, 60e. to 6.55. ; extra, 68e. ; red, 465. to 61s. ; extra, 62a. Barley in mach better demand, and 2s. advance was paid on best qualities. Beans and other spring corn without change. LINCOLN, Nov. 27.—The trade has partly »Dossed the extreme depression of last week, and there is more disposition en the part of millers to operate. At our market to-day wheat wee 2e. higher, with a moderate demand, the market closing quiet. Barley fully supported former rates. Very few oats and beam offering. Wheat, red, ets. to 48e.; white, 44a. to Ws. Barley, grinding, 28a. to 335.; nulling, Mc to Vs. - WALILFIRLD, NOT. 27 .— Then waa a fair show of wheat, the trade for which continued firmer, at lc per qr. advance on the rata, of last weak. 8e..., oats, and shelling rather lower. Ms averages for the weak ending Nov. 23 wen : Wheat, 2,149 qrs., at 60s. 644. ' • barley, 914, at 36e. 344.; Gate, 70, at 265. ; beans, 60, at 46e. ilid. ; pas, 16, at4Be. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ms Per Mir- To W. SAL aaneraws. wamm ma imdream. L. T . WA. Week mediae Moe. IL • a a Detroit and Milwaukee Weak sada( 110v.21. NOW. .............. 62 100 164 121 Belt.. zed litllymans 411 11M 468 I.(& 1.135 WWI avikoilllf cm IL IhriglidnUolas INAIf 616 1.070 700 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Alltodelo, pitta's Amebas.. trees Csoasetadt, b ets came oa the Witt h (W-gne). (motels Campbell, from Ries for Iwitly timber Wm. me 12 shuts an Use 9.8 e sat of this Wend le the sight of lab November: Marts are beteg made to get bee off.—Wisby ; N0v.19. LrftllPool. SKIM aT Tama. Imam—Tcarrilk (r). at Palermo; Catintbiaa (ye). at Gabon, ; Malls% at 'halm ; Caaabata, at Rang. km; loper Art (.0 (vita vim.). at TAW By. Ilanaa you Ltvaaron—llato of Sara, Sept. If, mad Ilmalaad,Oth a tram A/goa lay. The North Clad. tram Akyab tor this wet s oe tlissolotowS.— Liverpool, Nor. 27. The este Unifra States Noll otsatarblp Adistle. Carta to West. was se...rased to leave New York on the tIN Isormst. for this port. I%s will, the:eke% be dos seat wok.—Liverpool. Now. V. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anft'esra (414). 84pt. fl. let U. 16, N. W. DTchrter. lion laveTpsol far 80b.,,m N... 21, lat. 40 N., lon. E;n 7 ei v ilda,fnr idelboorne, baring on board a shipwrecked arm Nov. I 9.14 t. 4: 9- lon. 19 W. Olrrer, from London for Wellington (91. Z ), Ow* I. let. 4 N.,100. lie7reTarletr (barque), from Boats, ear Cowee, t days, lat. 90.30 tae .0 OA. ilFdaapt• (F:egllA barque). Oct. I.lat. 0.91 N. lee. 21.44 W. Job.nra• Iran (barque), Imo NeAteetlit on bletoures. &pt. 11, 1.4. 36 0., lon. 2E. Btra , leer tram Imam he Hear EA& Aug. lat. 23 N, L.a. 10 W. THE OUTWARD PENINSULAR MAIL.—The Pen insular end Oriental Company's steam-ship, Tagus, Cap- Min Chrietian, left Southampton ihie day with the unit l'eminsalor mail for Gibraltar, Cadiz, Lisboa, Oporto, and Vito. A full cargo and eight pousengrrs. Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A MOST Eyricynan eggs or bow iiZADACHMS, SILO. LCD Digoloaaka drug sr on.—Tbi aowlerful o'lls cored the had of Alabwettib sod .mother oltileinan of idnillar oknplunte, after the moat ambient go, ▪ la Eneland an I .5 lb. Continent tad hem ooegulted to gain. This renown,' me Seine will cure ens inf... ' , owe , er bad big oft way ho. who sofferine toms general debility, binadagbk tbairautbr. or bibebeb,teveieb.. That ping act oft the very maimeprture of life, eo that Ito duca.e. uot. ttatoadi.g Ib ,yerity, 00' raga their tuflueace. —Sold by all me4Kine vendor.] throughtbt the work,. at Prof... Hollowaybortabilaligneats. 514. Resod. Loudon. and 8.1. Maiden lam, New York by A. Menem CottetaattooPle; A. Oulaey. novas; aei L. Mak. Naha BERM, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AMMSTRONO.—Now. H. st — C;rl4l;rOokS. 1.1. of Wight, the wife of L•pt Armatwom 11.111416 th ROO, of • daughter. BAIIIIV.—Ituv.IB. .6 the Terme. Camber. ell, the len of 11. Barry. Esq.. of a &nate. hughter. CONI ootlN"ClEsit of Tol4.—Nos. t SS. at CaSofahllsor. the oft. of W. W. Cod' r 080Vg.—Nov.1S. Seam Home. 11114111. e. Mn. Frays Grove. of HERARRT.;.-Nor. 13. at gditaston, Birmlattaal, Ulm site ot Yr. . /1. TAU RtiNCE.—Nov. at Tiabridte, the %Ito of tile Her. E. Lou. MN" of &dualist. MARRIAGES. AIIaITTACIE—ILItitaIIAW.—If7;767 at iba Cathedral. Yanct,ter. by the My. II A. ii I . lt.A , son at Blr An:l2lW, . Ilearl.tta. data., al J. Kertitaw. lA., M.P., at Slaw alert. Mancha:cr. 119WUN—DGMBIL—Ifov. I. st BL Jame.* Pa&Hut.. cat e sadZiLitt . B i c o v ;t th l llord o pirp leadoe ; t e r rlsfal,r of Into Yen est. the Vossir LL—YATICS.—Nar. tS. at ThoessuChoreb. Wats** by the Bet A D. r,e►tt.oe. V. ilall. f y., of dulangtoo. Y e.W ) ttot Adel*, ctauabter cf M. W. latex, late of Ilaadiestee. DRAMS, 01:111477IF 7. ltov._lll.ll4isproncridgbultort. neir Clainle. EVI. GOWLA D.—Nev. M. et 1./pp.. Bedfordalace. 1.. Clouted, Beta oto , O Bk Rata Pookb.. °"..• b, mac Jane, wife of Kr. E. B. Ouktfood of the iMek of 11 ALDWEN,-Nor.IS, at Charted moue, Eioxion, J. flaldren. EON agal 76 K I 11K M►K. —]m. Irk Mr. J. Kirkman, of Stoo►LN, Unworn.. • Ltl CH.—Nom 21. al Wag Hoar, Reg IWIW Kat, T. 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