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, 4 " Rath intelltatnce. EQUITY COURTS.--JAN. 11. MIT DAT OP lITLAZT TUN. TU. being the Get day of fldary Term, be lordship, me Oanpasied by the Lords Juniors and the Vice Chaneellors, lon his met shortly beton 2 o'clock, and opened his non min the lanai funnies. The Int ens la no pane of " Mortimer v. Mortimer moo postponed 1111 *Ye 9let loot., in anamotesso of its bong Id present the subjoin of s compromise. no ant ons wits only portly °pond wham decent ton COURT OF QUEEN'S RENCK—Luc 11. mutree 111 IMlN l o.—strosa ra■ I.OaD twit? 10er1Ca cuIIIBIJJ. Sn IMAMS 1/10•1111•11, &ND CllOllll7Oll. Their lerdehips took their seats oa the bench shortly before 2 o'clock. lace last term a loss desired improvement has bun made the box set apart for the accommodation of the reporters. Formerly it was so slightly raised above the floor so to reader the noise and pruners occasioned by the crowds., mho g aaaaa Uy Gellert in that part of the smart, extremely antonym's'', bat as it lam now bun elevated a few feet higher, the reporters will (or the future be relieved to a pest exteat from those annoyances which hitherto eertaigy militated very mach against the proper discharge of their donctioxs. CARLOW P. •RILAWD. This wee the well known case wit► regard to the nego tiability of crossed chivied., which has mooted a good dual of public discussion. It was tried at Gaildhall before Lord Campbell, when it will be recollected a verdict was found tow the defendmit. The cheque is question was dated 12th January, 1865, being drawn by G. J. Morris on his bankers, Mean. Masterdom, for the sans of 481. 17e. Ild., and it was sent to the plaintiff. by Mr. Morris, who pretion.ly crossed it "Ileum Dixon and Company." It wee itatrasted by the plaintiffs to the ears of a c erk nomad Pridmors to pay into their book, bat irstaad of doing so he obtained cheeps for khans the defendant, who is a publican i• Fetter lane, and tiwa absconded. Lord Campbell, after reading his a rtes of the evidence in the cave, said be told the jury that erasing" the chigoe did net destroy fte negotisoility, mid that though there might be circumstances of espial's regain)" the changing of ft for their coosideratioa, yet if the defendant bah tide look the cheque and gar, vales for it, they ought to find a verdict in hie favour. E James. Q.O , la !novice hr • new trial on the Freund of =Wirt scoe.and also on an affidavit, said the cue /evolved • queetiva of very great importance, and had ov 'willed considerable atteatioa la emmeraal circles. AI regarded the maker of the cheque, he had taken every m enthe ler hie ows protection by eimaing it not merely "sad Company," bet "Mena. DtiZll and Cospany." Lord Campbell observed that the cheque was an instru ment payable to bearer. Mr. James said no doubt it was as instrument of that eherecter, bat it bore on the ha of it a marimba, viz., that it was not to go through the hands of any beaker, but e batik., spec Sally meational. Lord Colophon said it woe admitted that a crossed cheque might be paid to any banker, whether it bore the name of • pima lar banker or not. Mr. lusts argued that it ought to have been left to the jury to ay whether it was not incuiebeet on the Wooden% to inquire lab the character of the holder before coshing the dieque. hr. Justice Crouteen observed that it might be a great error for a penal to cask • eneeed cheque without making peer invites, but the ermaing could sot destroy its nego tiability. Mr James said as that seemed to be the opinion of the eget, Le would anode to the affidavits, ea which he aloe named. It appeared that the defendant, Mr. Ireland, kept • publiakenee is Fetter lane, when lawyers' clerks from the Temple came to divert themselves after the labours of the day, sad where Pridemore had been La the habit of playiag at whist. At the trial it was swore that the cheque wee paid in cash-IW. in the first histanee, and the re. naiads/ three or fear day. afterwards; and the davit, which related to the quake whether the traarectiou we bead lie or not, showed that she matter ought to be farther laveetigated. It wee the affidavit of Yr. Haines, who said be wee 'aided the cheque was not received boil fide, and that if the eV deem which seed sow be brought forward had been addend at the trial, a verdict would have bea found for the plaintiff; as it was, the jury hesitated a good deal about Moir decision, and it wee ultimately agreed a take the me dia of eleven, though he wee inclined to think the twelfth man wee the moil seellie of the ember. (A lamb ) Ames other additions' halginellig US. Holum aid it could be proved that Reid, • bee engem maker in the Black friars reed. iiitiodneed Pride'', 10 the defendant in O•tober l 1854, for the pewee a *Os* etude at his house —not with the view, as ellegel el defog at an ordinary which wee given them& /nab, _wrote the erten of phy la; cards with the deemdeme me Wedmedeye and Saturdays, led that ham October is Mesh, whim be absconded, he lost between 1204 sad 1284, the major port of Wish wee lam from bias by the headset ; and farther, that Frid ays', es the 18th January, 1865, requested the defendant le each the cheque to enable him to memo to play at seedy, and that the defends", woo a tosaiderable potties of the money be advanced Elm for the cheque. At Hand ball the defendant swore positively he neer wee say more, tens him at cards; and ender these eirtIIMAIIIMS it was sal, right, if this affidavit meld not be satiefecterny answered, to grant • sew Led Campbell legated if the navies of the partin who weld give this new evidence were mentioned in the eildavit Mr. James replied in the negative. Lord Campbell was not aware that the weft had ever send sae each an affidavit. /tr. Jame said the any objets of the *LUIS. was to have the matter properly inquired into. He mdentocd that ekes the trial of the ease other tame Mew had been weed In • similar way at publivesam. Lord Campbell—lf there is really any fault here the epee will be glad to mist you Is detailsg it, but you must Was etroogsr affidavit Jania—The affidavit Is perfectly bosh fide, and the lemma no same are given is that the Oaks and others who =this informant:a to Mr. Haines Nude him give a eat be would sot mention their mama. It,. James than obtaleed permission to emeud the affidavit mid mention the ease area ; and Toe Court gave Judgement en the point as to misdirection. Mr. Justice Coleridge said the amiss of the cheque might east on the defeadent the burden of peeve, he had beat fide gives lull value for it, bat could not in any way Isherfere with its negotiability. Mr. Julies Waltman and Mr. Justice Cromptou con owed is that opinion. Lord Campbell, on tonsiderstioe, adhered to the view he leek at the trial, and thought hie direction was cornet ia feast of law. The cheque was payable to bearer, and its ba n erased wee no ground for saying it lest its character as an instrument so payable ; and that being so, the question was not whether there were eircuasteacee to awaken the onapielo• of the defendant, but whether it was • boos fide lemeectim, and whether be gave fell value for the cheque. That, hot, we the old law of Zeeland. For a time there entainly was a change, or rather, as he thought, an i Yes, but It had been cometed by the deeidone of all the settle of Westmlaster-ball ; and the law en the subject wee mew &stied, settled. This decision had aired great seam Min eed alarm ; but soneenearily, for there was en alteration Mekw,as had hem apposed, he kiwis' been guided he the ewe be took by the dahlias of his predecessors, and aided strictly in accordance with the laws laid down is "Bel hsy e. Merjiribenks." Bet though the cheque was • negotiable inurement. notwithstanding what appeared out the fee of it, the fact of its being erased wee • arcenatance worthy the consideratiou of the jury is uryieg the bona fides of the ease. Rule refused on the first point COURT OF COMMON PLRAI3.-JAN. 11 RITMO 111 11111111111111611 3 OM. mem /WA SCRIMS ctanruy WILLIAiII. AND CWVso. The Judges of 'hi; smut I;reakfested with the Lord Chancellor, according to custom, and so did sot ethos at Westminster sotil surly two o'clock. Boos afterwards Soy took their seats spas the betels, sad at saes seat throagb bet" and beard materse. 3081$1111/ Or TIM COURT. The Chief Jugi:it said tbat ca Tuesday seat Mr. 'settee WLles would be sped the beads, fa order to bear teatime Its sew trials is saw diet bed beets tried before hies. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JAN. 11. INFOS, 11l TUB LAMM alfrl LION, 11, SAWN strums, ma Scions atin , cab NA. SABO! ssisiwru.. The *wart oat at two o'clock, and was cruel, crowded, is foneavionee of Kr. Baron Braswell taking his seat on the Wadi far the first Use, which hia lordship aid alter haviag bad Übe wool oath sdoliaitefed to his by Lb* Que•a r e imeoahrsseee. Nose of the nodose said. to day refs of say ?talk Mend& . COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 11. UMW WM. 0311111MMUll tti la 1111•11•11, PAUL, MID NATL. Ilimar a Betties ander this bankruptcy fee the per m, Inaidarias a potties which had beta ;minted b • 11/10111$ bet the prwseeduris were strktly priirste, us ledt aim dill ass tasaspire. MERE SANGUINARY EN WITH PIR4TU. pion Lur xio=r•s Quirts) Adair%ltv, January 10, 1866. Despatches, with enclosures, of which the following are cooks, have beau received how RIM Admiral Sir Jaws Commaadar.in Caisi et her Majesty's ships and vasnals an the Seat India sad Callas station, ' lll ' (Alhillthlniat)-017T11 CIF FRIZIMIUP AND Masse issysislis Issipmol•3lo- - Os sisal= it ssis==ls Nrysissmilsik All me IS me soled Arm. Way Isimiss se .i. y lAD Om. awl et Ns woe Ins emit tba ap• =arra "41:::aeltislittn.13"arre=duIr7atn: brarzz o n. arum smd debut pietlons merle ielrirs;rilenns...lesi=ss '"trr:aislisssdnerb‘i.:= weezeseiWas asssidessiglisA l b j e ers wrist, sf de ussl rte. same AM zi...ramb.i. dieka. MOW% .*_.& `w ile liss="Bl.l.4 mul:a.w.anes. ssd of mg desrisisi. Was Net isissisA/ iledissisp Amer. NANA men miles% MIN ft.... NyssrAsiA ois% Oushinshs, alio sad lussi wawa aid dins Ames liaises re bibs is sssis ssiso, Sss at trls. 'Maws Ime swamis s betel tie haliksi resin to h• ssia at tare marelear AS Wend. Unelliepilay the trar:a ar 'Mt ear pdiessimpul si Sousa 41111.1.11 RUES AGAINST PIRATES BT RATTLER. Wlachistar, at &me, lat. 26 deg. 17 silt. N., long. 120 dig. 10 ohs. Z. Octobar 23, 1866. 81r,-0. the 28th of May I had As honour to report that Commander Fellow's, of her Majesty's steam sloop Rattler, ►ad made a aseeessfal attack on a piratical horde, near Hong Kong, and I have now the satisfeatlcn to for- ward herewith reports from that zealous sad attentive oMoer, of farther sad non important eticorcees. To As last of the operations therein reported, I ven ters to soliedt the pestle:arc, attention of their lordships ; for I feel amend that, while they will deeply regret that so many bravo mow should have fallen and suffered in the ex ecution of the NITTIMI desaibod, they will appreciate highly As gallantry and neolation eshibitsd, equally by the an, seamen, and marines of the United Butes frigate Powhatton, se well ea ►y As officers, Kamer, and matinee of her Majesty's Alps who were engaged, Ad will perceive that As enema obtained refloat' great credit on Con sander William Abdy Fellows", who plumed and dictated the attack. Every &Maio, shall be given to promote the recovery and provide for the comfort of the wounded men, and to librd such of them as may dears it an early return to their attics coantry.—l have, Re., J. STIRLING. Rear-Admiral and Countaadevia Chief. The Secretary of the Admiralty. Coder lb* data of May 29, Csmonader Fellows, reports a successful sapodillas against some pirates at Bansehow:; and on June 28 the copiers of two boats at the Ladrose Islands. His nest dispatch is as follows: Her Msjesty's steam sloop Rattler, Hoag Kong, August 8,1836. Bir,—My hat letter apprised your enelleney of pirates being nee more abroad committing depredation Now I have the hoeour to inform you that I started from Hoeg Kong on the 30th ultimo after these plund , touching at Mono for information which led ma os the 31st to look tate all the bays for some distaste to the southward of Risme; hat seeing nothing, I crossed over to the La drown, taking a tam reload all the Weeds in the neigh boarbood, with the like rut of succor. Net despairing, however, of dad ag their Inset I retraeed nity steps back to Memo, whore, with the anistame of Mr. Caldwell, late evenness istorpreter, I obtained Dome Chinamen, who stated they know Moir whereabouts. siding again to the southward as far se Tyloo, I came up with put of the Junks, the pirates bad captured ; but the pirate chief, with several armed peaks, keeping la shore when the water is shallow, wrested the ship or oar shot and shell doing him or his wiessie eay _ . Bseponiag the pirates would rennin in their liseeled seearitr, I hastened back to Hoeg Hoag, leading L sOblerasa at Masao an my way, galled on his Ranallestp Mir leaks Dowries on the tad, and with his olauserease halo inPrlvew with Captain MeCianey, albs 17sled Illeess alien frigate Powhatton, who, on my pommel Vienna. • ninnies , fern at my disposal, aft beau and • easter, fitted cash sad seamed with 68 unseen sad 28 Issidwir walks the mowed of Lieut. Pester. With this Idellisoll slam* sal the &ski, a small Neese deawlea awes hot of water, lest b 7 Yr. Caldwell for the asseslea, I willed Host bag oats were as the 3rd inst.. with the cossoss Gee beats Is tow of the Rattler, and sashayed the awes se sear the point ea the molt side of Rides ma At daylight on the Sib all the brats of the Rattler mil eke Probation, noosed and armed, were takes la tow or Ile Re&t, the depth of water net permitting Rattler se gesesall author, and stood at once for Kelm, which was head to be empty ; but looking round, a creek, apparently os the male lead, was Mannered, where the mastheads of several funks could be distinctly nes, and &brut the same time • lonise was observed to leave the meek with the evident istantloa of raping; bat, to prevent her dokei so, I despetsbed the Rattler's planet, is charge el Lioutensat Wrey, and Pow hattoa's cutter, to eadeaeour to eat hr o f The boats co ening up with her (mad she was in poseession of the meal sailing letter, sad the muter awed he had that monies effseted his seism One being plundered of everything of value. The Raglet soon towed the boats abrent of the creeks, the pirates se we neared tries several ineffectual . guns, by way I 'spree of damn. We retuned in ex chugs eve 24 pounder rockets that I bad procured talon starting. These, fired from the steamer, alarmed the pirsies, imbuing in ell 34 junks, crowded with gets aid nes, se they immediately hoisted their sail., sad made for ' the head of the creek. Perceiving this, the boats pushed cff n chase. Oa Teaching a small bland at the heed of the creek the larger oaks made • stand, with their broadsides ' towards us, with man rapidly sad la an excelleut direction, bat Use te retuning their fire with shell sad grape, sad closing rapidly amidst • shower of shot, made • den and the Janke ware onn, the crews talus( to the water. Lonna • small pun of men n charge, the boats pained the others, who had, with • light sir, gained the middle of a large bay or rather logos& which opened out cf the creek, sad succeeded in tattles many of them. Niue wit jocks, annals( 130 guns of all sizes, and nine small Jenks (leaden the pintos had detained) were esp . tared. felt onrielne obliged to burn and destroy the war ' looks, as also two of the trading junks ; sight spore...bins, sad being a great distance from the steamer, sompillieg os to do this, to prevent them &Mug into improper bands. This num. obtained from a regularly organised pirate int, au, lam eony to say, attended with the lose of two men killed and eleven officers and mon worded an the part of the Amerimiss, and three men killed and seven min wosaded belonging to this ship ; while the lOW Of the WSW* most have bun immense, for tattles the samba of men la the junks, et the time of oar epochs, flee to be 1,000, their wounded, an! drowsed 'odd not have bun less than 600 men ; the shell and grape from the boats, guns, and musketry of the marines meat have told e th a r t zv i erelL s as they stood fightlag at their guns wit►ra Five of the junks are daunts' move than sordiaary meatios, bete`` balls of very enbetaatial materials, large, and 1001117, unduly built he war purpoies, as they differed in many respects from trading leaks; their armament, besides the anal complement of spears, muskets, stinkpots, *e., comprised madly large goes, there was • 68. pounder and a large lit pounder, sot weighing less than 60 cwt., 32, 24, 12, out 6 peuaders; one Junk had 21 eons masted. It is imp: sible to speak too highly of the American co operating party engaged; they were with the Rattlers emolatiog oath other in the thickest of the attack. It was ' Is captor* • josh which blew up, killing two and wooed. log eleven of the Americus, end espeiximg my gig, that I witnessed the eool bravery of Lieutenant Rolando, U.S.N , to whose timely nine I am indebted for my life ; but my warmest thanks in partimilar see due to LieuteneutPegram, the Antillean senior Dicer; hi. encouragement of the men, and animus under • heavy fire, and determined bravery when surrounded by a persevering and genii foe, was Enspicuone to all ; indeed, every claim end mu be• lousing to that frigate acquitted themselves mach to my satinaction. While bestowing all doe credit on our American friends, I .nut pass over the conduct of Mr. R. Brownedoo, Dar muter, in charge of the gent cutter, whose boat, in an stuck on a junk, had three men killed and seven men wcueded by stinkpots and 11411111; nor that .1 mt. John James, the boatswain, who gallantly attacked a josh in • d ire oared gig with musketry, till Lieutenant Peru . ruinously came to his aid and enabled him to take possession. Lieutenants Wrey and Greer, and Mr. Lomax, mate, in the pitman, returned from their sham of the both., is time to bora all the Jude we had motored, when I was obliged to retire with the wounded. I regret for their sakes they were not in the actioo,.as they have always, whoa the opportunity offered, greatly distiegui.hed themselves. In conelosioa, I moat express toy llean neyestire satisfeetiou with the conduct of every one e m pl o y e d under ere ; lodged, all exhibited on this occasion the lime gallantry and emboss ender Le that they did on the pion former occasions, when I had the h of commanding them.—l hen, &e., (Bigued) W. A. FILLowu, Commander. P. 8.—1 placed the use of the hospital at the disposal of Captain M'Cloney for the treatment of his wooded, who at once neepted my offer. (aimed) W. A. P. His Rzielleon Rear. Admiral Sir J. Stirling, Commanderia. Chief. List of the Names of Men &slogging to Her Mejesty's steam sloop Rattler, Killed and Wunded, Ile in the engagement of the 4th August, 1866, w i t h the Piratical Fleet near Baler. Killed.—John Haney, gusset, R. M. Artillery ; George Misebell, A. 8.; James Silvers, oupestees crew. Woonded.—John Lindsey, gunner, R. M. Artillery, bust severely; David Lloyd gunner, R. M. Artillery, bust severely; Richard stoker, slightly wounded sad burnt; James Poulin, A.R , beret severely; John Bade, A.B , beret severely ; James Pall, class, ull, bcy, let ass, beret badly; William Rebuses, gunner, R. IL Artillery, spoutused bead. Oliff, private R. M., supposed to be, drowsed. (Signed) W. A. Fur.Lowso, Commander. F. B. Purounn, Serge... Her Monody's steam sleep Rollie, Hang Hoeg, 6th Aswan, 1866. Her Majesty's sloop Bittern, faughai, Oct. 6. 134,-1 have the honour to report the return last evening of her Majesty's sloop, ander my commaad, from the east. tasplatod raise mentiosed in my letter of ptocerilogs of llth ultimo. Os Wearing the Tang- tee-kiwis the following day, ineeeed of stashes for Ningpo, as inteaded, we were Wand by information that morning naiad, to mate digest for Chase, sad in Thighs( 'Harbour found five doubtful lookiog, well used, west coat boats, • part of the Maga batik la Imposts' Boy. We then learnt bow • strong squadron of piratical craft bad lately blockaded the Wad of Pena, os which some &Wish ladle* were at the thee, and la Ilinktesinoon Okassal, only • few mike distant, captured an English ma's boat, with &trepan autogyro, bound from Ningpo kg Poem; aid farther, that the pirates had Jeri son as supposed, to their favourite haunt of Ellsti poo; is hurrying across to Niappo, we authored off Chinhae on 16th ultimo, and found there the Paradise marchaat steamer, which vessel had again been placed at my disposal. This woe moat fortunate, for the information received from the Chinese at Chain proved amen ; the ladies were In great deafer; some of their friends, with • Mr. Hassel, bad already beta taken within eight of Potao, sashimi the ease far too argent to await the assistant* elf the mails hoped for steamers- of-war, and the towing power of the Parboil, little as it is, esabled us to ptoceed to likeipoo with more ocraldarm. 2. Taking the time of slack water, we entered the seam and beautiful harbour of Bheipoo by is N B. par, on open. ins which the pirstical craft were sees, hoarier may diffenat baser', moored is an excellent delusive poet lien aloes off the village of filleipo,, with crowded decks, man at their guns pointed for the passage. 1 ordered Mr. Turner, the Master, who on beard the Pavashan, was awls, a-heed sad piloting as loose keep her at fullest speed, sad with sail en the Bitters to the lent moment, we were still exposed f..r more than ten sinuses to • heavy raking Bre bebte • shot was returned, and the ship Gould be brought op and sprung late position ; then we found our port Waikiki engaged at about 600 yards with a line of 22 west coat beer, lashed had and stern, the left wag of which was safilciatly advaseed to cross their ire; tier they kept up with satosishieg spirit for sorsa time, and it took neon tha a hour to silence them altogether; fortunately, being sag within their lost rage, we Balloted las than might have bean impacted. S. Oa defeating their earls the rentaios of the mews collated In tiodiesoeith rengalls, spears, end other arms, and made for heights overlooking the tillage. A body of forty or fifty tried to eaape is one of their captured weals. This we dismasted and drove on shore ; the *rata', scrambling up acme rocks, were seised or destroyed by country people. Aaother body attempted to nape le • like boat, by poring round the email islaads opposite Bheipoo village. • The retaliate chased her out of the harbour and drove them on ebere. On tibiae pores dos ally one of the whole twisty two vessels was found usiajared eawegh to move; oho bad eleven gees beeriest us us, which had evidiestly been well served. A Witt atilt, petaled out to me early is the satins as wedgies List of XalsB ad pounded Ise the Engagement with Mottoes gar, was singled oat for our best shots. ad was Pirates at Lulu, tos the 4th Miguel, 1866. Vatted States siehly task. I asset roast bringing to your linelluey's Boat Diehl's.. notice the beautiful practise end cool management of IBM Eißeil.—Joseph A. Balmy, lauds:um ; brae Co., lands. gnu by a young able seams, Jobs E. Maim. who bad man. Meg raised to the Aides of motels of a gee, from my Wogaili.—Lleataaaat Perm, a mimic's of head ; eapetiates of his prodigal' whoa norrisieg es a target. lirassiat Bolmade, gars of head; Jots Pepper, mamas, We maied all Si yeas pasielele from sash of the emeetally (dead); B. Masao., marine, gun shot. danger. equates as had mot Moe seek N Mown up, sad twat gaily (dead) ; I. Pesdergest, idiom, hailers af left the wile of des Milo d Its ill Mir water. davit sad bans; Bias! Mallard, merle*, bats, very 4. Ths only pis Ibis Mrseibs looped was wed by AND THE.. EXPRESS, SATURDAY - JANUARY 12, 1256. beverney severely (6401) ; Traderleis Hommel% mambo, Dm, very ; Y. Wiliamhaunt. marine, Mara. very 'evenly . Javan& Lawianeantan, bera,very severely ; Walla Taylor, repeals aft. guard, lure, eery mserely ; Clads* Thvgirell, seaman, elitism nosed. (Biped) ALGA! 8421117111, Mantua Bargees U.S.N., U.B. steam frigate Po whatan. (Copy). (Signed) W. A. Fm.z.owas, Cmisissiter ii.M.S. Raisin. DOINGS OF THE BITTERN. TIMM IMPORT/ PDX COMIWIDIR TANSITTART OP CONFLICTS WTTI PIRATICAL PURRS. Wisehastor, at Hoag Kcag, Now. 9, 1156. have the pleasure to transmit herewith a report from Commander Vansittart, of her Majesty's sloop Bittern, detailing certain operation against pirates In the Golf of Leotuag, together with a copy of my reply to that officer in acknowledgment of the services above referred to. 1 have also the honour to forward the aaeompanying reports from Commander Vansittart, in relation to a later action between the Bittern and a greatly superior force of junks, In Shiepoo Bay, on which occasion the pirates appose to have commenced hostilities. I also forward my reply Pe Commander Vansittart's report upon that service and I maned recommend to the notice of their lordships in terms toe high, the skill, gallantry, and malodor& displayed by Commander Vaaaittarr, and by the oaken, seamen, and emulate who were engaged. I regret to add that success was not achieved without serious loss, and I beg to recommend to the consideration of their lordships the ease of the family of Mr. Turner, late Master of the Bittern, who fell to the lest named cotton whilst gallantly conducting the ship. towards the pints junks. I have, dm, J. STIRLING, Rear Admiral and Commander in Chief. To the Secretary of the Admiralty. Commander Vansittart, reporting the operations in the Calf of Lasting, estimates the number of the piratical fleet destroyed at twenty. Hs conclude* the report as follows: I have troubled your Eleellenty somewhat full as the strength of the armsments of thi es verily, w ith their stews averaging not lee than 60 men each, and the typo reedy established fast that Estop's= have joined them, proves the extent to which piracy has admen, and the for midable nelson which it is now conducted. I am convinced • merchant vessel could only haws escaped nth a lest by oat-sailing it, sad the frequent calms of this season would have rendered her (ate more (settle, for theta pirates sweep with we three rod four knots, and with 'lnd free, many of them distanced the Bittern. That they would not has:tate to attack merehaotmen is evident from the vigorous they opened and maintained their fire epos ; their guns, six or seven to fourteen and upwards in each, vary from 24 pounders downwards; perhaps an theasional 32.ponader may be met with, but • nits sort of medium 18 is the most common in ass. This fleet, all of which is called the west coast build, and of from, I should sey.9o to upwards of 201 toss burden (incept two, which seemed considerably larger), had • hide crow's nest (said to be musket ball proof) at the math cad foremast heads, capable of sheltering nth who sling the stinkpot to a considarable d inane!' ; vast quantities of these were found, and en almost incredible supply of auirsualtion, pikes, knives. &a, on board them captured. It is impresible to estimate the arenas of Inds throw* open for the present, if Cheotee are to be credited, fully to the value of two or three millions of dollars; the prisoner' talked of two hundred thonsead dollars having been amongst the Hest, and assured us a considerable portion of it went down In the largest of their vessels which had Gaetano, their fire with suds spirit. It would have been well to have brought away the heavier gum, but the delay would have cost as some of the fleet. The eaten saw quantities of rich fun and ether booty on board those vessels, which they herrn. I am happy to say sone of our people were wounded, one only wee hurt in a trilling manner ; a resod abut took an awkward mere between two and three bathes deep oat of the bewspelt, bookies rending the emir. The earpeater togs me ft sea be rendered permanently secure by • fish we have prepared.—l have, Ise., (Signed) Z. W. Vaxerrranc, Commander. Hiaßwaelleney Rear-Admiral Bu James SWliog, It. Winchester, at Hoeg Hong, Oct. O. Mr,—l hare the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 6:h September, in which you report that her Majany's sloop under your command, secompanled by the Confides and P irushin steamers, the former •as sod and armed from the Milted Stases frigate Macedonia, and the latter employed ►p the parties luterested la the object of your intended espediticie, sad supplied by t►e Chinese authorities with necewry castals, pilots, ■nd informen, ►d probeeded to the had of the Gulf of Lanus,. and had accomplished the genre or destrustion of 20 junks, whose pirstleal outresse had for some time pie rionsly infested the coast of Cities to the north of the Yeas to Xiang, and greatly obstructed the legitimate dun nib of bode. iot but express the satialactios I feel at your nport of the gallant waduct of Lieutenant Brooker sod of )fern. Tuner sad Todd, nor saw I silo. Ow protest omit= to pass without wavering to you tie esorewicia of my high °plaice of your ews pereemal merit I. use direetion of a. eapeditioa, the emcees of which reflects the greatest credit on all wrowned • and It will afford me great pleasure to forward to the Admiralty • sopy of your maimmaimakm sad of this replr—l have, like., (Signed) Jo. Brimaiso, Boar-Admiral, Commaader Vansittart, Her Majesty's sloop Bitters. Her Majesty's Sloop Bitten, Elheipoo Harbour, S.ptecaber, 22. Bir,-11 is my palefal duty to report the death, at 8 65 a.m., of Hr. Charlet Tuner, Late master of her Msjeety's sloop ander say ciesamand. Belt , * in tow of the Parasite's, Mr. Termer is board that steamer had sowiessfalty ;Muted as into part ow O. 18th lament, and it was some rime after, dories the beat of the settee, whilst shale, the position of the stammer, he was led to pass outside of as into the direct line of all Umpiratisal fire that went ever **Bittern, whoa he revived hie death wooad from a round shot which tore away part of his right side. Your Reirelleney is well aware of the lees her Majesty's *maim sustains fa the premature death of this vatuabi• °Seer. A thorosah sailor and a first rate master, doubt's', whoa npreseated by his comminderieshief, ais *raises will be fsvourably considered by tha Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty is awarding ease passim or msistanee to his family. His slather, Mrs. Tamer, the widow visa old liesteastat who died • retired ossamaader, resides la Paraer's plass, Rmawittl, Devoe and with two &tighten was, I ant Wormed, tibial depsiailmst is the support the received from the late lamented cso.r and smother sea is the merchant etrviee.-1 am, de., (Signed) B. W. VAXOI??A2T. Commander. His Reoellency Rear Admire. Sir J.,. Stirlieg, Xt., Commeader.ia-Chief do.. ita. the *abbe bWrlss tubed • esereheat mmiel on her mined side, Woo with and, ettida, Ate., seek deep somegh jest to admit of their dries met her. • doable tier of balsa of whoa en the dick seasplated Ude perfect feeder and bat tw7, Woos% wide! OW shot sovild Sot pssetratt A shell had bed pert of her upper works. Two ether merchant weft moored is like maser, bet not laden, had ;wooed molar es hods's. Viet quaatities of powder, stinkpots, 'roe pointed mean mows, Le, were destroyed. sod about 100 gene to esslit sway, these mryieg from long 18 poesdare dewowardo. Mae Wow sesta Set be removed, and map was lost la med. ask es lbws up. From the poetry pimple sad II pima, wise I Mee kept es he mlenteared information, we Tura diet the bet bed 'best 200 one, wi.b about 1,000 aces, dila, Ow destse ; that 12 of thew bad set tee Is to fordtwerd, emit mist their chiefs bad gives out use asps blame dig espsetedtic arrival of • war brig and uld storm s ;dil would be ma thew they, the pirates, wo buda _ _ 6. Oa tea ilk ultimo, the Miming after the adios, I landed • alma poky. leader Me gentad lisaMeast, to die help diem IMO the gesegod pirates that bad este dismeekee k a geggu overlooking the tow@ of libei pas, wink they threateeed. Themsaderine, greatly alarmed, were pitweritts, and explained through Mr. Inter. MOM fir elfdr the sulk that must befall all holiest Pm* 43 the nolghbonehood, should I leave these 111 14 then Maw deoporate, at large. 1 desired the dB elab to be 4 attending' to receive prim:tams, and the forte turning the pirate flank romped a fire of gigging which were pasted down a esaseway leading into the town, sad overpowered them without say serious casualties. The ex cessive heat, however, told on. marine hie tines died from its effects, and the mooed lieutenant is suffering. This town of Sheila* is about a mile further south than the village off which the pirates wate moored, and ia which many of than nodded. I mush btu the village is thoroughly piratical; het eking ervards of children, WOlllllll, and old men about duds" as armed asps ition, I agreed with Mr. Sinclair that it would be fropcosible to deal severely upon the doubtful evidence collected, so warning them of the risk all iscarred who had scything to do with pirates, we required them to deliver up all guns end munitions of war, and eontinaed the searett of suspected spots on either aide of the harbour. I. WI received throe European ,nelson, the smallest fitted for an iron stock, of about 16 ewt., without mark, and the two 'then of from 25 cwt. to 28 owl. each, ore marked "Tom Bowline," Newcastle, the other 8,185, this latter confirmiog the statement of an American, Eli M Boggs, Gamy of whom depositioa wee enclosed in my letter of proceedings to your Bacellesey of lb. 11th ultimo. Beside, three merchant camels, we re•capturod the Ningpo I Wet taken from Mr. Russel, bat could God asthiag of the lost property beyond an umbrella and a letter addressed to • Mrs. Mania, Potoo ; so, with the boot is tow, we pro. meded direct for the charnel of Biakesmoon, when the outrage had taken plea, and sending armed boats to ex amine it and Potoo, saw ambles of any mans pirate craft, and leant that the ladies, hearing the most was clear, had escaped three days before, and I am happy to rey we toned them the following day in safety at Niagpo ; in deed, news of the complete mass of her Malesty's sloop at Bbelpes led already reached the Chases archipolego, and doubtless frightened many smaller villains into good behaviour for the time. We should find great diMenity in dealing with tbis class of boats, generally with white sails and th e Niugpo rig. legitimised *se; the (Hoer could fad nothing European on bard, and we bed no informatics agaiast her. The Chino's oSsial seat with as from Mineola° proacianeed her a pirate at first, then thought her basest. Within S. hour of allowing her to pressed, fishing beats pulled alongside and declared alto was a pirate. 7. I beg to bring conspicuously forward for your Baal. leaq's tanensalde eansideretiou the name of the flooondl Lioutormat Mew /I. C. Brooker, who was slightly wounded on the 18 th altimilsomerted the heights the following moraine, and orbs. Was a laborious and hasardons work in donna inn fist of piratical craft, within': musket of ties rase, as which seam hundred of their crew bed was again employed in the boats in Sin • kaainoas obasnal:aad at Potoo on the 24th ultimo. Ms. Todd, sed•evaaaa, and the assistant surgeon, Mr. Newton, wan wad Mr sea ad lieutenant oa Mom crosesions, and et mass Me npasks tr ahly. Mr. Isterpreter &eclair, from 811assbal, asses d the eapirdid on,and wee of the MOM sinvies mug/lout, osessiossally at personal risk; sad heckles that of the same John E. Matisse (who wee a boy is the lizoollest), it becomes me to bring forward the same of Henry Iliaralayman, quartermaster, captain of a gao, a good mad soot abet, and at when gun the men's legs were takes off. The enclosed liat of wounded is large, and painfully dietreming to wan, as including the death of a valuable oxen—tha master, alnady reported to your Idasollemsy from Ilholpo Harbour, where he wee baried. But teasiderang the number of guns bearing upon us, and the deteresimid way the pirates served them for the first halt ho sr, it is wonderful the casualties were not much more nameroas. The greater part of the Are passed over as, and the rigging, sails, its., were cinch eat up; besides twenty five shot in the ball, the boom boats, fore-yard, fore• topsail yard, Ha., were shot through.—l have, to , (Signed) B. W. VANSITTAZT, Commander. His Esoolleasy Eau Admiral Biz James Stirling, Et. A list of min who haw tweived weeds or harts on board bee Majesty's ship Bittern, Sept. 18, 1835: Y. 3. C. 20. William Balmy, egad 24, private, RM., wound of right leffi r b h uzed shot, amputation below the knee. S. Co. 74. BUIL aged 21. ordinary seaman, wesnd of left leg by round @hot, amputation below the knee. B. tad C. 33. lenses Brownlee, aged 16, boy god C , wound of left leg by a splinter from round shot, automatics■ below the kw*. let list 2. Mr. Charles Termer, aged 32, staster,*. wry severe lacerated wound of right side of abdomen, by a owed shot; tiled on the 224 September. 1. Mr. 0. A. 0. Brooker, aged 25, lieutenant. slight splinter wound of right shook. 8. Co. 18. John Ridley, aged 28, A. 8., blight watered wooed of right heed. 43. John Flynn, aged 13, AB essitesion of scrotum and testicles B. 1 C. 16. Chew Sam, aged 19 boy let C., slight splinter wooed of right ifeet. M. 3C. 6. }Ojai Mordey. aged 30, corporal. R.M., eentneed wined of left ski.. 16. John Claw, aged 23, private, R.M., siontesed wowed of right Wei by a shot. M. est C. 1. Benjamin Matthews, aged 42, mrpteant,R.M., splinter wooed of scalp, beck of hood. 19th September.—Wounded on shore: S. Co. 72. Robert Fennell, aged 82, A. 8., Wanted wound of left cheek end fees (slight). Andrew Carfral, aged 21, indium Sea man, sostsa•d wowed of loft band (slight). 8. L. W. sad V. 1. Robert Livingstone, owed 22, ordinary seamen, eow tamed wound of lagers of left band (51 gbt). 8. Co. 66 John Beeson, aged 28, AB., contusion of left arm by ballet (.light). 19. Henry Fordhan, aged 26, A.B, molted of left foot (slight). Men who suffered from the Ben whist on Shore, Sept. 19 --S. Co. 27. Jmes James., aged 24, A. 8., eeeeee headoeho sad fever. B. 1 0.18. William Woodley, aged 19. boy, Ist C., severe headache sad fever. 8. Co. 8. Peter Potteries, aged 21, ordieary *emu, severe headache and lever. Y. 3. C. 21. George Tweeds., aged 23, private, !LK , severe headache end fever. 18. Thomas Stevens, aged 30, private, R.M., very greet peke of head, and fever; died on 24'b September. 19. :ohs Wallis, aged 28, private. It M.. severe headache sad fever. 8. Co. 14. Obtain Wsebelo, aged 24, A. 8., severe heedaehe and fever. (131 geed) °Dozes (loans, Aldine Semen. Approved, (Signed) B. W. VANSITTAIT, C 010211111141117. Wiaeb , at Haag Hoag, October M. Sir —l haw the beans to acknowledge the rreelpt Jour lotion of the 22nd of September and of the 6th October, la minim to year operation satinet the pintos la lb, asighboarbood of Bbeipoo ; tbe wane of +Web, id* the aid of pear well-trataed sad sillenot ship's oostreay, you appear to bar* sooomplisistd one of the won toast exploits within my krowlody. It will afford as the greatest Oman to bring to the soda, of the Lords Consaiwireen of the Admiralty pow traassietioss altos* mestiseed, sad to point their 'Metals to. the excelleat 'oviduct of all who were ..gaged in the caw noose referred to, and more especially to the eases of Lieu tenant Brooke, and of the late lamented Mr. Turner, and of Messrs. Todd, Newton, end Sinclair, sad of the captains fit gnu, Matins sad Horneysnatt. The satiefectios missed by the good conduct thee *IWO" would indeed be without alloy, if it were not acoompeabed by deep regret at the losses sad injuries sustained. altheeab personally bat little known to me, I as well aware of K.. ' Turner'. merits, and I trust the Admiralty may, with its usual liberality, oessider the position in which his family ors left by his death. To the other oases reported in lose return of casualties I shall give my earliest ettaatka so No arrival of the Bittern at this wort, with the bey' of ens vistiog in some small degree the fate of dame severely wounded, by an early transmission to their native soantry. With reference to the part which fell to ynur owe shone io these operatfose, it will be highly gratifying to me M bear testimony to the seal, skUl, and intrepidity you have displayed is this, se well aa es two previous ocidoioas wliYa the preset year, sad I feel assured their ' , edibles will /sal as mush pleasure in receiving, as I shall have is ssomissi• sating so favourable a represeotatios of your conduit layout present eoleasad.—l hays, As., (Signed) Js firfause, Beer• Admiral and Commander-is-Chief. MARKSTS. 110001.—The memo peke ot weer, the prodem et the Rettig+ neeemeleas la *merle% compated from %bemoans made la Me week mem the Mk day ei ha., MK le Ilk. Id. No maws is teen made el the Sale ed brews or Miedevede mmar. the pekes M the Neerhiam la Me week mallee as ahem. The ammo pies el brown wkommede ewe. the_pedese of Ile Beg WS" la die week a 4 mn MFG le Id. Ihe ammo prime of Wm tee kingsing et saw. lolatte. Is Re. Uid. e awiedve duty. lama. Jam IL—The sepraetrbM seellaele empeettall. member week =LA Wawa a Inewelee ham eepeeeed, W mak- M..lt we tee mealhe el/ peelleet elemmllle—a Mate of eldest la the Maeda* member et the trade. haw c os hem the highset peat early In Nev embee. la alie Mare Yal kee delag. &us lower. sad dull. 001TON.—LresaraM, Jut 11.—The **kW Market during the present week kw kegs Wig mseik • wear at . To the Boo& sites and t el may be at tr butell a ge l = s un=re u be ••111 Mess we seam as boded . With • grevelllng canal of ills wore Owe le border soy wirdmalog about lk• want or praidig mum of Cho esteem Bidet. end of torte geMwally. O•Ula pent quirlota of migb, demand, sad ems. esearates, there is widblag at • wry • dsgemer. But with roomed be dr Ilialhoosei dame imparts. lemilsrationa, we may Nomer dot as Imo pee e% sod the new Nam wives at the ship- On Ink the oellwoleo. w W at the beglimimg a( this moron were raswilly fiariet thiimuliwriarter mitions, es set dirninth, but on Mr mem, spoor to be 'gradually rising,—amms parties tort r Usk as threew•daagrall alnico. et hales. Ciwantlty is always an impor tint MANN ha this queetioa, sod abode Ms lat ter amount be rsedard, It wetaldkietly elect the wbelaquetlon, both at present as wail its genmeglgiely. Upon due we snug wait further development Ilia dis - ka lurk* since Friday last to American la id. to a few szlities ow of it The odd, fair se fete and better qualities Wei.; the w mid,mid, and good ord., only id. runt. a Wk all iar. bet hardly Id. lo at roan'. brand. and Egypuano roue! as born is r Wee, but doll and unraleable. We now quote mid. ooloole 614.; klotille, 5.1td.; Orleans, 5 The Committee of Ireltere polo kik uplands at Md.; Mobile, Md. ; and Orlaans, 61. Amodoes ad 130 Borst are reported to have teen taken es epesoloties I 1.6•9 /MMUS. 8,050 Surat, and 320 Maranham, for • be 5" :35.720 1"1 .1Z Lt"wticrtl 4'1'40 t r adeO ba er, 1" 1 : 1 000 . week o "s Mau led her stmt. kilo of the wash, 65,023 calm. 0011K—Cnauuroan, Jan. 11.—Our supply bu drummed consi derably of late. There woo an animated demand for wheat today, and an 'Jeanne of 2a. per qr. was establimbed on both white and red, the tomer making from MU. to Us. ; red, 10a. to Iv. ; antra, 795. Barley alse la team, SU. te 440. Buns partook of a studio: ad vance, bk. to I la.; extra, 40s. Lemont", Jas. 11.— We ham had a brt.k demand for wheat at oar market today, .t an &drams of 241. to to., and not much offering; red. 76a. to Ills ; wilts, Son. to its. Barley fully so dear as last week; grinding, 64e. to 37e.;:enelting, els. Oats, beans and peas, advanced 6d. per qr. WMIPITILD, Joe. 11.—Wheat was L. to 2e. per quarter dearer. with afar sale. Bosley a/Mane d Is. per quarter. Beane, oats, cad shelling sold slowly st • alight reducUm. Average., week miles Jan. 7 heat, 4.427, Ms. lid.; barley, 1,373, 41e. Id.; °ate, 30, 31.. 6d.; team, 62, 46e. : prey IS. 463. Mauve, Jae. II.—(By English and Irish Magneto Telegraph.)— Supply small ot all deceptions. Factors baring but Bale to do for an advance, which for wheat and oats 's* reeled to • trilling extent. Buie, doll Meals, et lets currencies; Mereely • tramaction occurred In Indian oars. 9111341111% Jan. 11.--(By Englleh and Irish Magnetic Telegrapb.)— Wheat supply small, demand good, 9d. per cot-dearer. Red, 117 e, to 17, • whine. Ifs. /d., top price. Oats °aimed, 3d. dearer, liopply ;sail; badge wheat and flour la good demand, at 101 l ram. No change to Indian sera. Coat, JAIL II.—(By English and Irish Marriebe Terrrslih.)— Whits whist, 411.4 d.; rsi, its. 6d. 11.r.ey, 21s. Chas, 14.. 7d. HIDE& —Lsansirast3., Isir 11.-261 h.. to 641b5.,7313. to —d.; 64145. to 72Ibs , 31d. to 4d.; 72145. to SON., 4d. to 41. ; WIN , . to Sons, 41d. to 41d.; nibs. to 9612.., 40. to OA.; 9644. r. to 104%4. lod. to 7s. 44d.. Horn hides. Os. Od. Cast Skins, 11104 2s. 01. to 3s. Od. ; Bustoirossir.—Shop skies, half-bred., os. Od. to Co. Od. ; 64. to Or. Od. ; Bat sad halt bred., 2s. id. to 6s. 8d..; Downs, 4.. kt. ooxCd. COAL% - LONDON. JAS. 11.—Rate.' Wen Hartley, Us. ed.; Hettoo Hartley Mala, 176.1 M.; North Perey Hartley, 18s.; Tan%ld Moor Batas, Ma • Tyne Mein, Rid ter Primrose, 17s. 641.; Woe; Midas; Harlia7, Hs. 6d.; Weal 'Wulff 17a. Gd ; Walls End Oasierih, 1% Id. ; Walla End Hatton, Ilk. 9d. ;Walls End Ridde 1, les. id.; Eden Main, 20a. 6d. • Walls End Brand. Ile, 21a ; Walls Marned, :IL 6d. • Walla End 11.11.., 21s. 6d. ; W;lls End today Omer, Ma; Walla End Lambton, 21..; Walls End Plummer, 1M.M1.; Walls End Blensiand, 20.. Id.; Walla End !loath Hatton, Ms GL; Walla End Hsztlepool, La. 3d.; Walla End Shush Had, ii.; Walla End Hellos, Ala: Wall. Cad Tem, Ma 6.; Derwin wear Hartley, 19..11d.; small Coal la Craft, 12a ad. illilps at =MO, at; sold, 61. FROM TEE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, JAN. 11. - BANKRUPTS. _ Name. Tomas, Lodgate-ii7ll ' , - 67,. and Birmingham, draper, to =mender Jan 21 at 1, and Feb.l9 at IL at Bardnendl•argrg. $Ol.. Hismbard, Clifferewann, Flortutreet ; off. asaf j. , Graham, Coleman_ street. Jamas Wilson. Grafton-road. Kentish -town, ebip brwlar. lee. II Ind he. 11 at 11, at liminglall-mrset. Sol., Bawd, lromegooger-las• off. reek 4., Canute. Aldermaabury. TMOKAS HAMPTON, Broadwster, surer, COTO machine, JIM. 23 at 11 and Feb. 19 st I, at Brwiethailotreet. Bola, Toaderocan and Co. Canoonatre et; off. =sig., Lee, aiderra abury. ALA ASOPOIPDX, Stourbridv, Ware tetsbire, Bankeepe , , Jan 22 and Feb.. 2, st 11, at &magnum Court. Sob.. addeebrooke, miss bam. btombridge. and Wright, Birmlaglims; stale, Christie's, B. Tomes Worrinniao sod JOSIPM LAM?, 1111011117. TOCklblft, dyers, Jan. 24 and Feb 23, at 11, at Leeds Comm. eat., Naylor, Leda; off. twig., Hoge, Leads. JANIS PIAIT SO4 COSMOS AWN, Caolleford, Yorkshire. earthenware mastrfeeturere, Jan. Virg 14 at 11, at Lerd• Ccw.t. Bred sod Berwiek, Leeds; eiL rag.. Hope, L.ed,. 0.0•411. 1010.1.1. Weltiewargabearerob, Limeetnibire. draper, Feb. end 17, at Lamb Cana yd ILlngston-upon.Hul dol., Farrow, Alford; at. wag, Cord[[, &MAMA Baum Bammosing, West Kisegald Ferry, Uneoloshire, seed ember, Feb. I sod 17, at It, Loads Caret held at Naples-upon. Hulk solo., Peel. Liverpool, aid Hartland, Leeds; off. rag, Corn* Hull. Jew. HICIRASDP, Glamorganahlm, ship owner, Jan. 22 and Feb. 19, at 11, at Brilitel Court. tot., Bevan and Otrling, Meta ; off . ming MAW, IlidereL CoastsHeibririariff, artisls' coloenntn, Jan. 14 and Feb. 14, at If, at alimilinar peer[, Sok, Boote, /lambed/a; off. asap., Harriman, lasnalsegrar. Barron tows, Oldham, Lancashire, provision dealer. Jan. 2$ and Feb. 13, at It at Margebemar Court. goL, Parasites, Nianchester; cd. Nolo., Prom, lesnebeeter BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jan. 4. Gooses WILATIIIIMBAD, Newaxeree.apon-Tyae, carpenter. INOOLVENT J. Brooks, St. ii;cko:y7rood, portrait painter—C. Bowman, Becarington.Wreet, City.rold.eutter to a tailor—f. Barnes, jun., Harker.street. Cheers, bricklayer—J. Coorom, Waltham Aobey, Eras, publican—J. D. Brunton, Itoaburg.terrace, Camden-town, clerk to • merchant—P. rowed. Fredericks-place, OIA Kent-road„ elerk to • wholesale metal warehouseman —J. W. Hewett, Westborne parkweewn and enebridge.parkhosws, red line", orwkeeper Marla Devise, Pseitham.grovs, Camberwell—T. H. Pcmhertne, Cromer-street, Lambeth, doctor la medleine—lL IL Shrapnel!, Holt" plies, Homestead-road—W. Wthke, Danver.bouse, Chelsea, builder —H. Hard" Grarninewerare. Mtorney.at-law —O. Prechter, Gal. wey-strert. Bt. Luke's, reuroeysaas mace" ruler—J. Powell, Lase erre. dater in Urns" victuallers' gu..—A. Donde', Plaistow, Br" derk to • shipbuilder -J. L. Heyman. Klnestrest, Roth.,. Mae, sad Albany.etreet, hent-reed, used gimbal—J. Trouts's, lerderrase, eL Jokenrced, Maitre, knobbier undo taker—W. ramphiloo, Broadway, Hammersmith, manager of • coal buelsess 8. Ranor-tnews, Cam" ter-equate. carpenter—M. Houndaditch, clerk in the office of the Accountant in Bank. ante,. DErLARATIONi OP DIVIDICIDS. 11./T BILATLIT, Eli, Isle of Ear, Caretwidgeaire, Iroornonger— let dividend of 2a. kid., any Wednesday, M Whitmore's, Basing halLatmo. Tamen and losers Rocruinok Commereial.road, Lambeth, whar. flegers—let dividend of Se. tic., Jan. 8, and any subsequent Tamday, at remeell'a, Guildhall-aerobe's. _ . Al;111 . 1 . 1;711011 TOUVIT and Josses Mean, Aklentanbury, City, shoiesalo stationers-Ist dividend of Is. 6d., Jan. 8, and any subs.. quiet Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers. EDGMLL Cow, Wand, dealer In waterproof clothinsg- Ist dividend of da., Jan. 6, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, b;1;8 tlanar alrw, Bove, Passel, broker-3rd dividend of la Jan. 8, and say subsequent Tuesday. at Pennell's, Guildhall ' chambers., Yeenn and Jona Taoism SNOOK, Hammerweith, hi iddisma, lines. drapers—lst dividend of Ss. 4d., Jan. 6, and any anbaequent Tues. day, t Pennell's. Oulldball-ehmobers. &Wall, Homo BAILT, Newman-street. Oalarcl-.tree[, reuiptor -Ist dial lend of its. hi, lan. 16, and three bohemia-at Weenesdays, at Edwards,* hambecolftwort.. . . . Sboreditch,cli and colounnan I st dint . end of 106.141,, Jan. lit, and three sub equent Wedassda3s, kldrards's, tismbeook• 001111. Funssorti Mammas, Rumford, plumber-1M dividend of is., Jae. 16, and three suteequent Wednesdays, et Fourcrdee, Sambrook. oourt. THOMAS LA DTARD EVILL and Tames DOWOLAIA, ViHOAHTItt, cloth masursuurers—Stb dividend of 13.32 d., Jan. I i, sedan, subsequent Monday, at Canaan's, Aldermaabury. DIVIDEND& Froh. I. H. K. Yarnell and A. Kahl, Vemburehotteet, City, insurance Wren-Fee. I. W. Buxton, J. Bustin, and 8. 8. button. (oelisle, lad radioed, Yorkshire, wonlatapero- Feb. I. W. Bums. (serrate Orr ), Carle,* and Bradford, wnolouipler-Feb. I. K. 8. Buxton Pc=taste), Roliale, and Bradord, wooletapler -Feb. I. Addle.atreet. City, warehouseman-Fob. I. T. Gardica, isulatreet, Finsbury, licensed victualler-Feb. 1. D. W. Era (repa ir* erre), Great it. Helen's, City, merchant- Feb I. E. Tycoon., Orr, Berkshire, builder - Peb. 4. T. Mellor (rename estate), Liver. saarshant - rob. 4. J. Walsh. Liverpool, urn werebont - Feb. 4. sad 8. hare, Liverpool, mordants- Fab. I. J. Proffitt, PON% Wateaterattni, moor --Feb. 1. J. Webb Scarborough. Yeekableek betel ketmr - Feb. r. It. (adorn and R. Luoesimbe, Trap ark Durridesgrlessie rocatia-Feb. ii. IL Loacearce (wparate tavalisKToiroth. verities, wboloyale grocer-Feb. 6.. H. H. Dyer, Mosreat, Cenral. grocer-Feb. 6. b. Vickera, Newton Bushell, Devonshire, etas sad spirit earobsat-Feb. 2. it. Kettle, Shadield, walks draper. C111T131C4335 to be panted, ales. care Warn to the array, on the day oh meeting. Pa. 1. T. Palley Newington-eareway, Newington, rota and idea maker-Feb. I. W. Lakin,. Ipswich, ourfork, Innkeeper-Feb. 3. J. Kevin. Seven Oar, Kent, tronmooger -Feb. I. IL T. Fttehett, Hanover-it:met, Hanoversquare, tailor-Feb. li. T. Lewis. Bath, wilder -Feb. 16. B. W. Street, Weetonaper.liars, Soonereetahlre. grocer-Feb. 11. H. Eustar.ee, Moab, Glamorganabire, alas end smelt samehant-Feb. 7. J. Winterbottor. Keralry, La11011111i:e. mo rales Orr Fob. 4. J. Jones. Cbearre, draper-Feb 1. J. Said, Leeds. Triable, mow- Yes i 0. Ilidgra and T. Jackson. Shea •Id, Yerkahr, otarens-Tor. 2. W. Ledger, Dooterter, Yorkshire, PARTSERSEIIPS DISOOLVED. R. ONO. lad I. 01111 b, Devonslairertneet, Qaesaguoria, I,humbi n -.1. 0= ‘... 1 , I. Starbey, 81sithwaits. Yorkshire, waste dears IL - T. P.O ny W. P. Hunter, D. Potter and C. Ryder, irvinsok . er ihangltae , East ladle merseista, so far as es. W 0. Wee sod D.Peare-0. But. Mare, hurrah Betatron, aa4 W. P. Ilaßer. Dereglorattaftway, furetates ironmongers ?. Mearlhod seal& linerar. Neraan-atreet, Oziord.atreet, East Iris Mai" J. Soniesen, ash F. herr" Geometry Book SlMMeeillank so far as regard. J. Rotarian . E. TIIR CONIUDICIAL FLEZTS OP LIVERPOOL.— I WwWw 34O6 111=te im a2. dealers DI ero 11-J. Cowan sad A. LITIMPOOL, JAN. 10-Art the weekly artier of the laliph drape a- L. trier and E. Warn, Ballesrrk a stiz e ibmouss-1. Coy and L. Cloy, Large, Liverpool LI ok Committee this aftersoon. several wog atopere-ci Burt . lholeaddre, error:eat I late, Bladariars, our_ truer were reed, the most iaterestiog boles the followisp: eme--1. Unto ad IL Les, Meatheater, auctioneers-C. Wise sad -Dario( the year 1666 there bar pared is and ow of the S. if• haler, liverr , onl• slate le 'rebate -P. Cosoraties sad A. port three/ Is tite Reek Clause', 13,361 encash. apricot Week Haiditz• To lob!". wasted alsaubetur ' n - cart'li'm Limas 12,63 in Dee_plai Mt, bolas • doe ewe of 1,162 rowels. Ir ma " rt a ., / a lu ir i l ^ ri t !T • rr. :ar m' , . h ' th r d ha. lien - Tbn 't 168 V6Nsele mad " et maith " a° " l 't 4 " aallber masa Yee • go r , ad r regards J. Cu lee- H. Vanu ksbke, wart ma W. laws woo aPili, outwards, 20,601; waking a total of , 22,d0e, Instarbattre. tithe masulaaturera- Aso HI 40,366. 13,143 is the previous year. It 1/55 ale, sod Y. a! Urn. &draw e,s t atata-re-W. Burgs 0e.4 staled Oa% the year , OM Liverpool lifeboats 1.a.1 IL elterml, lanesabe. oils-A. Maws og r :. u ti anliall le la Magni , sad saved 31 lives. • sla t Napier, Liverpool. ship Nadler - Shield and J. V. Commander Vearaittart, ber Mejestl'e sloop Bittern. Is sionsideratin of the union mentioned is the above despetakes— Commander Edward Westin Vaunters sad Commander William Airily Fellows' IMMO been punned to the rank of eaptain. Lieutenant Omega Augustus Cooke Brooker has been promoted to she rank of eon mender ; .ed Mr. Jobs Junes, boatsweia of the Rattler, hu been ad vanced to the mend dams. Mr. Richard Beewnsdes, paymaster of the Rattler; Mr. George Gordon, acting surgerm of the Bittern ; sod Mr . 00, ) , P B. Newts, militant SWIMS of the Bittern, have been noted for fauurstok essaideratioa. ClementArlaas, Lanhartherirect. Miorners L SeboSeig, w. Brow; DsvlA and W. Haler, Oreshaemareet, Cheapride, hsemenes e es Mr se rrprde /L Sehofleld—M. D. Strelltz and J . Mar, Ilwasdaditeh, City, Blrmieghara and Sheffield wasehoutenen —W. T. Bead and J. 0. Bosd, Cotlege.wharf, Lambeth, Inhtsonea —O. Jenkins and J. Omen, President-street P. S. Lak e r. wattti ease makers—H. Derry end J. Mann, Wolverhampton, txmilm_y . Pratt and J. It. Roave, Oreat Yeek.meire, Partmanequarr,rae,,e., C. B. Dothama and D. C. Buchanan. Lirerpool. e hm M Pri ertn l V. Trow, J. J. Trow, W. Tease, Jun., and J. Trot., tte,te e ,.. bury. Steffordshire, millwright.% so lag as regards W. Trow, Weaterby sad W.Weetsrby. Beverley, Yorkshire tallow ehanners—j, Climiher.JaLOnseeber, and W. Ornimber, Bltekley,Laneaahurche mesmffinketem—H.lbbetson sad J.A.Johomm,London and Leette,bew, mowebents.-2. W. Paynter end J. R. Bryant, Pembroke, rurgens_ Jane JAM*. and Elizabeth Johnston, rhoaeweyeest, mar Abwde. en by Me /elude their connexion with the North of tbotland B. ONSpollg e itis Harlhers Asourenhe Company the fleottch Pronten AsswrillgS Cempimp e the Aberdeen Market Company, the CM Lieu Qom, di AMNON, the Aberdeen, I eith, and Clyde Shipping pany, sad the /manor Compan, of ticertik - ol 130 W the Allmethee. ramie Cbmpany. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. DUSCAX IimetIOMALD. Glasgow, clothier, Jon. 21, dt the Globe Rote, Glaegow. ALl:armee Itamswer, Invernece, eommirelon agent, Jan. 2?, at the Union Hotel, Invernens Jose Stonehaven, gardener, Jae. 21, at the Mal 15,,, Stonehaven. Jose 111.1113.L0W, linirtown, near Inverness. hotelkeeper, Jan IS, it the Union Hotel, lavernees. We have received the following note : " (To VA, Rditorof the Express) 81r,—We shall be greatly obliged if you will show us to state in your widespread journal that vs have no connexion with K. L. and 0. D. Phiilips, East India merchants, of 65. Kong William-street, whose names ap. peered in the Gouge of Friday, the 4M inst.—We ne, ate., M. PHILLIPS and Co.-8, king William-street, City, Jaa. 10, 1856." SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ~.._____ AltaiVED. Acen--at Jamey, January 7, from IA Pala Assn--or Dover, January 9, from St. Timmy Aluia—at Portsmouth, January 10, from Jason Aswan—ea Gramsend, January II from. Gels Anon—at Gravesend, January 1 1, from Hamm* Amivamm—at Onnessid, January l, from Swede Ana AND lIIAIINLLA—at Orarearnd, January 11, from Bawds Awn ELDIADATII—at Gnawed, January 11, from Denman Agra—at Gravesend, January 10, from.. firm:Aloe, Baas,- at Queenstown, January 11, from Duns BTIDIOD—at °MAOISM, January 11. from Denmark I Barra—ot °monad, January 11, from 00tbertan t MaLLCAlillo—at Liverpool, January 11„ from A/Ittt Cotorrlma or LtrulDOL—alt faverpooL January 11, from.. Hamburg ern or rioawicn— at Gravesend, January 11, from.. Gloclutadt Coat AND Enin—aLQueenatessi, January 1. from Alexandra DANNIIOIII—at Ornreared, January 11, from nolen tuna Roans—at Queenstown, January 9, from .... Alexandra FNMA AND Illoal—al Orayeemn, January 11, train ... ...... •• PLlml FitaDIMUCIA WILAIIIMINI -at Gravesend, January 10, from Nan Pow ona— at L/Terpota, January 11, front Hamburg FAMILit Flaaa—at Diamond, January 10, from— ..... ReleMiliore Pinin—at Oraneeed, Januaryll, from Damara Yonyvan—iit Gramend, January 11, from ..... ..... . . "..........11entel Paeans—at Win Word Prow, January 8, from Bantam* Oismom—at Cowes, January 10, from Cal Hunalcas—off Loarastialt. January 10, Prom Mau HURT —at Gramma. January 11. front Ocithenbarg Hmszten—at Gnomon{ Januaryll, from Pylaa J —at Gravesend, January 11, from ....„.. .......... . Dieu , Jona Banos—MC Pennon, Janney 9, from Cm:Malin I Jim. MAINIARLAM—at Plymouth, January 10, from Pesaro[ Konzaz —at Plymouth, January 10, trom lonce Lawn—at Portamou h, January 10, from Pilot LACONIA—at Queenstown, January 11, from Liverpool Maar Ass—at Gravesead, January 11, from Mat Munn Amongst. —at Qacenstown. January 9, from... OS* Mama—at Falmouth, January 9. from Port so hiss Nlrris—at Ranson, January 10. from Villa Wits Nisama—at Portsmouth. January 10, from Ueda Nano--at Falmouth, January 8, from Cs 9 Braav—at °ramrod, January 11, from *win Taawn—at Gramma& January 11, from False TAT (a.)—at Southampton, January 11, from Brun Valera LINDIS—st Grameand, January 11. from rattail Vionawr—at Liverpool, January 11, from o.leol Vans ANTJI—aI Gravemmd, January 11, from ...... Em4en Ws. Dana—at °lounger, January to, from . CM a Um CillalUDlAS—at Dantean, January It, from Ewlea SAILED. --, January 10, to --...ANDRIA-from Carchit, January 10. to Anacurn (a (-from Falmouth, January 9, to Aaiun - from Falmouth, Jonuary 9, to Ana- from Hull. January 10, to ... ........... -...... Paconia-from Newport, M., January 6, to Awnv -tram Gravemmd, January iI, to CAB Arirmoorm-from Gram J., ad. anuary 11, to Oamilmilm. Munn-tram Greenock, January 10, to Ibi= 10000 A Mosa-from Falmouth, January 9, to CIIIIATINA Auoa-from RAMAIMM, f MOUT 10, to NO* tartans-from Llverprol, Justin" 11, to ,.. New Weals CONCORD/A-from Salconibe, January 10, to ....Altai Dom-from Plymouth, January lu, to NewfmagMal SLIZAIETII AND bans-from Shields , January 10, to 411•1111 Kull-from Liverpool, January It, to lan Freolore Strum. AND Moue -trona Liverpool, January 11, to . Naas Ku Wamtaa -from Liverpool, January 11, to ...' Sams* Leona-from Cardiff. January 10, to Colorant's*, Swum' -from Falmouth, January 9, to Hamnuak ZNPUROITNR- from &gut, January 11, to Muma-114101 Gravamen, January 11, to ...ocarantina* FP:mum - from PM, January 10, to Went Coast of AMC] FLORMOCR NIONTINOALR- from Falmouth. January 9, t 0.... UM (Moan.. Coma -from PP% January 11, to Croon I GLAD:ATOM-from Cardiff, January 10. to.. &sum-tram Sal-probe, January lv, to M. Miami', Ilzums-hum Liverpool, January LI, to Baum Hiram.-from Cardiff, January 10, to Gibraltar RANILICTI -from Falmouth, January 9, to Beilart Rican WARBURTON-from Newton.% M., January 8, to Alamo:lris Hanorm-from Poole, January 10, to lowan PILINCRNI-from Greenock, January 11, to 0 9v , i 0 Josh Baooaa - from Gnat-Aeon, January 11, to Antlpua _ Ac's.-hoe hareems Havtnn► M i!haelt Immo Ranurr-trom Ondif. January t.., to . ddil Joao Ctaamare-fions Roll, January 10, to st. Ifichael's !nom Joao, -from Yarmouth, N., January 10, to Naples Jams Mama-from Liverpool, January 11. to. Nitta lane-Ram Liverpool. Jamtary 11. t 0.... ....... -.„.. Bt. UMW, Levan-Rom Liverpool. .Louary 11. t 0...... .. ... Peramil m to Lours-from °- -, January 10 - _--ateanooi, .. _.ery Ilk to . La Pam—from tiostons, January 10, t 0...... ..... .._.- klarvelais LAJCIIIRKIBISS - frool Cardiff. January lN to Conotantin , p e Leonia —trout Cardiff. January 10, to Mali lona—lran Hull, January 10. to Loran (la.)—hum Grotsock. January 10, to ...„.„ Yu...riles Mamma —from Gravesend, January 11, to Lobo blanoricon—'mm Gravesend, January 11, tO .......... Cakutta Minas from Queenstown. 3 . 1 M.7 9 , b Antwerp Moan—treat Plymouth. January 10. to Gijon Maar Lao—ham Poole, January 10 to .,._ Perille ill:IllIiT—frOM Liverpool, .111,0litry 11, to .„ Meanie linf Monona—front Liverpool, January 11, to Gibraltar Nl•llllll...4—from Liverpool, January 11, to Madras Ouvia —from Queenstown, January 9, to Oscan—born Hull, Janitors In, to Qom. or ewa roan—tram Faliaiontb, January fl, to . ... . :1 . 1 . ... M G 1 11"dwbr e a bloei l i t :t Quo—feat Swope% Jonas, le, to . _ . Malta Basana—lrani Greenock, !miaow 111, tu Newfoundland 119TALSIIIIONCRD110-110111 QW..1111..113, Jlllllll7 9, to .... London San Jon—from traknoutb, January 9. to Oat Fnarnut—trorn Newport, NI., January 9, to ...... - Rt. noon Sr. Moinstar-frorn Swann.. January le, to .. Tarragon Toots -hem Liverpool January IL .to Lisboa _ Taxasnata—from Ba r January 10, to O from Cardiff, January 10, to Limbs VlCToalA—from Halt. Januar. 10, to • - - 11111,1111, Virroate—tram Liverpool, lauti;ry 11, to ... Liar Wo,.=man—tram Liverpool. January 11, to No Maas Watarsa Mintz—hoe Gravesend, Jimmy 11, t0.........1t0mi1et Wnoca Ftea— trout Liverpool, Jaouaty 11, to llevit mem Wiaireua Canvas—from Liverpool, Jauuary it, to ...... —Mai? BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DENDY.—Ja. 7, at Arundel, the wife of Z. 8. Deady, Eq., of • NO. HEN ItY.—Jan. 10, the wife of Mr. 0. P. Henry, of Youroplars, OA Kent-read, of a daughter. INKERSOLE.—Jan. 9, at Comex-street, Pimlico, the wife of W. keno* Eeq., of a son. IRVING.—Jan. 7, at Burtonverereent, the wife of H. H. Irving, E-q, of a son. KINGBTON.—Jaa. $, at Watertleld.terrace. Blackheath, the 'nit of W. U. 0. Kingston, Esq., of • Ow wrhter. AMU:KY.—Jas. 9, .t Blowfteld-etreet, Weathourne-terraw Nora the wile of W. O. 'Mum Foci , M.D., of • POO AILWOOD.—Ian. 9. it Busby Hall, Tottatire, the wife of O. Mar• wood, Fs., of • daeghter. PONSONBY.—Jan. 8, at the Vt.:arm:re, C tubed, Dorset, the Laly Louie& l'oanowhy, of . eon. MARRIAGE& BARKER—GILBERT.—Jan. 9. at ifarston, Warwickshire, by the Rev. S. B. ahirreff. M.A., swivel by the Res. J. Garb, M A.. the Rev. J. barker, M.A. to Elizabeth, daughter of toe late Mr. J. Gilbert. of the Glebesbonae, Batton. GUILMANT—PAT NP..—Jan 7, at St. Pont', church Derby. by the Rev. J. D. Messirseham, M.A.. t kiwi Guttman!, EN., 8.A.. of Priar.gate, Derby, to Pansy Harriet, daughter o 0. Nash 7 . 1, 1 , of Cliewerstown Castle, Irewl. L6B9EY—GOODY.—Jae. 9, at ilaserstoek.bill Chapel. by th' M. J. Moan, the Rev. T. Lessey. of Is imam, to Louisa Gertrude Goody, daughter of J. Goody, Erq., ot 08WALD—SCHETKY —Jan. IN et Trinity Chur h. Paddington. by tb- Rer. J. H. Thomas. R.C.Orwatd. Eaq., of the Palace, tto7i 4 .• to Charlotte Mary, daughter of J. C. Sehetity. Rog , of Stoma It. terra, Hyde.park, and late of the MALI C.'s Wings Ands" =an. BCULLY—MOORAT.— Jan. 9. at the Catholle Chapel. Speninb•Sl.W. by hie Eminence Cardinal N ia. man. F. acuity, Esq., It P fat county of Tipperary. t, Clothde. daughter of J. 9. Moms*. teis d Gioneester.square, Hyde park, and liush.hill Park, Mddleset. lIHIELDS—WAUOII.—Jan. N, at St. Oswald's., Durham. by the lion. and Rise. P. R. Grey. the 1t... W. T. Stuelde, of Warden. Son"' Wieland, to Prances Jane, daughter of It. Waugh. Esq., of Dumas. WF.I3:3IIR—ROGERS. —Jan. 7, at St. Marr's Church. Birtenresdi by the Rev. J. W. Scott, Mr. J. Webber, of Abergaseauy, ta Mirada Sarah, daughter of Mr. J. boners. late of Wrexham. DEATHS. s, at Ilamatreet, Ifitakary, H. Batas,. E. ad no. iglitßOUGH9&—Jaa. 9. at Reflineage% Hall. Netiolli.lo. l " t i E. N. Burroughs', R.N., eon 01 11. N. Iturfoughee, E q.. M aged RS. CURWEN„—Jas. 9, at Reading, the Ree. S. Curate, &gel 66. FRROUSON.—Iea. 11, it Irvine, J. Ferguson, Fwq., of Csantathd• seed 63. S, 3. D. loitagerald. Esq.. of &mew ref. rVIrtMaa•••01.•••• JARVIS —ha. 6, at Citeas.road, St. John'-wood, J. Jam., aged G. LAXTOI6.—Jan. 7, et Orrethata, near Otlcham, M. WWI, eta.. egad 63. PRLI.—Jsa. 6, Tempo. Kargezet YUMAN Asusiter of** AP Mr A. Pa, wed SIA !Mated and LIS N I: d Wituaa Raw liar" of No. e, Loewe Stmt. la Itcaolon . Tenter. ► t the OM nit ie.° o4 Wok la iba aastauaidanast .111 , /