The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-24 00:00:00

TIIE WARDMOTES. FARRINGDON WITHOUT. A poll haying been demanded in this ward, it opened y day warning 6'lo, sad Cowl at 4 °Week. Shortly atter that hear. tee poLl.books were handed la, end Alderson Sir Jews Duke, with Deputy Barnard sad Deputy Obbard, mind ter the purpose of mskieg Chem up. Daring the aldermaa's Mosses, Mr. Usdsr•llharill andiron was maid what steps Will being takes for esta blishing a fres library in Om City. . . - _ Mr. Audertos stied that hat year he pt up a public seed fag apes ter sutject, which was held at the Maalion-hosse bat the whereto' of a free library were signally defeat ed then. sail he hoped that the tide we. not far distant whom that object would be fully carried out. (Hear, hear.) H. thought it wee& diepase to the City of Ludes that It' termed to take up such a quetiom becalm it would involve a rate of • peony is the posed. (Cheers end cries of ,` NJ.") Dorsal Oobard meals was the fault of the citrons them• DOM that they did set "tread the wean at the Mansion hoses and vote for the library. Mr. Aadsrtoa proceeded to ray that by an expenditure of • posy is the pound every mar is the city would have semen to • library equal to that of say istb'emaa is the had. Last Friday week he reerived • report of (serials preeeedisgs at Salford in eionnezion with free libraries, rand be wee glad to bad drrie that it had been 'treaded by NIS than an • wirier peruse g the year. (Cheers.) More th 120,000 'armee had bees use d, end of th‘t largo amber rely two or three had b.. deleted. He did sot think the citizeas of Ludes scald read that report without lutist dial/razed. (Hear, kw.) Mr. Onshore thought Mr. Anderton's seheme would be Seery geed one if there was no other mode of rehtieg the nosey. Then wee a had in eaistecce which might be ruddy eerie available—he alluded to the trophy tea Mr. H. Potter said he attended the meeting at the Mu sion.houu, and he believed it turned out • tale?". bemuse fu promoters were sot prepared with as, plea. They were set is a poiittos to say what would be the soet of the books, Of what would be tie *tutus of the building; all they could my wee thank*, wasted a penny in the posed ore the wholeameeiment Grilse City. He (Mr. Potter) believed that a flret•rate library would not out mon them a la:three is the pound on the useeemeat of the City. If the I remoter. of the library gaieties would point out Its Meninges to the (Minas, and give some idea of the net, be wee persuaded they would homily take it up. ( Beer, bear.) Mr. Hears isquured whether the corporation had sot saltiest fonds is head ler each • purpose without selling sus the 'Wages for ante. Deputy Obbud said it was sot • corpeatios quitios, but one eatiraly for the ussideratian of the citiseas at large. Mr. G. Rue (cosmos marcilane) was at a loss to see why the corpontios Weald sot take steps for the establish ment of • free liberty for the City, inept that they wen se poor that they Gould sever fed say mosey to carry out Gay orjeet that was wasted by the public. (Laughter end sheers.) Any object of great paS:ie utility they loutishly rejected. (Rear, hear.) He alluded particularly to say sew questiose, each u model lodgings and baths sad sub bowies. I. °ejects is which the public generally felt en Went the errporatioo weld never find any money. He should set have referred to the matter had it not bees that the commos tiosseil had been a.ked to suction then is proveemate, and bad mfased. (Cries of Shame.") At this stags of the proomediop the aldermaa retuned, ✓an deotared the poll es &Amu : Mr. Lesley 367 I Mr. Woritettos 253 Mr. O. Rom 339 Mr. Buret Mr. G. Welter 326 Mr. Unglue' Ms. Cumuli! Mr. Obbent 3lB 1 Mr. &amen 233 Mr. Bareard Mr. Andenoa BOB I Mr. Hodgson 31r. Bedford 297 Mr. Puree r 213 Mr. Williams 84 Jams Duke desisted the first Maims geatlessa to Imes been sleeted, Mr. rearee and Mr. Clemow being the defeated mediums, sad Ms. appointed Mr. Hansard sad Mr. Obbsrd his depaties for the mains year. Kr. 0. Kam and Mr. Wool ertoe rammed (Maks. Mr. UsaerMariff Aadertoa moved the following reetshp Dom :—" That the present enormous charge of 11.4 d. I. the posed levied arra Moose 4, sew the mode of ita smear meat, most oppnesive and arj set ; and as the sets of penis. meat by which it woe Lammed provided that ihsy were to sambas fa foto, oae year after the tenalaatioa of tie war, end se looter, this wardmote la of opiates (bees ens of par. limiest Mould he repealed on sad after the Sib of ♦pril seal." Mr. Autlartea emend at some leagth into a meal; dentin of the tan, sad, by way of Montag the •wgeal mama I. *high it was levied, said it was a shame that Kr. Doran Obbard, who had a wife sad buttes shildroa, shoals be tamed la the same ratio es Sir James Disks, who men Ind a wife or Mild. (Lansghtar.) Mr. Deputy &mord sessadied the resolatlea, tallish was unanimously adopted. Amu of Masks to Aldenaaa 84 Jame Dake closed the prompediags. ALI/GATE:The eatteret in Ibis wed lay be- WINS Kr. hairew Lusk, tie Rem wadidaw. sad Mr. Mem Ilboebmosa, oaa of the old members. At the dote of the eel the dimwit of the ward. J. Hansphery, , .1111NOISII the cambers to be se follows :—Hobert Butler whpeetb (ty), 93; Leeeh ToTaloy, 87; Laud 09191/ Nub OS • Robert Oeinooe, 91; Bwelitld Bor. EA 86; Jena eds ' ea. 81; Hear' 11'1481 ; Andrew Leak (Ms sew easdidete), 72; Alger therwason Owe of the old neushers), 26. Thee Ilr. Aadrew Leek, the new easelletate, wee Awed he the room of Mr. Stephenson. h vote of thaalu M the prooldise elderwea closed the proosedlap. - - - - • - COLMAN rrassr.—Tho remit of the poll lo this word was is favour of the following goalless's :—Mr. Jesse Osier (Deputy), 173 ; Joseph Perham. 169; William Webster, 176 - U. W. Voltaic*, 114; C. Hogg, 168 Thomas 188; J. E. &soden, jos.. 180 ; W. H. Babette, 171. Tin fresh osathdate, Mr. B. Kuala), polled Iff miss. COADWAIIIIII6O—Hr. Alderman Salmons presided at ths aojormal emigrate at Bow church. At the sloes of the poll at 4 *Week. the /Mre, harems were declared S. be elected :—Moose. Lett (Deputy), Croasher, Taylor, Claffey, /over, ami &stab, tles tatter academe brag sec alidel over Mr. Sash der the Vega.) tared by the TO =NM. Mr. Ter lbw lb* ward. TIN usual complisam logy twee dried the preseediar. DoWone.—The mated is this ward for the etre. ties et comes areaellmea turreted yestordsy freer Ohre of re saw eandidaus, Us., Mr. Jobs Kearns sad Dlr. 2. War, sal the njeetins of me sew amlidate, Mr. Aube, ll'Lezera, sad 010. Pos. Im., re of the old ambers. At the doss of the poll the AM.,... (Sir R. W. Caseks)Mrsiated the gm az a the friewleg lost to Ile elected :—Harker. 46; Rabbet, 46; Kerr, 46; Mar timer, 42 ; Crate, 16; Riffle, 36; Fos, 29; 11.1gerea,26 The goateet for beadle was terminated by the F yn th &mai et Mr. Wringlesweirta's opposer. 'rib. old rearm mg Mr. Hires hares maned risks for their re-eleetfoo, Mr. Winer, althoegh marmsfal, impressed Ls shake for the moan la brou g ht had beea supported by the eirtleme who bed ear reward. Th• lesnal vote of thanks to theorems& shed the preesediep. Car/LEGATE WITHOIR.—The ponies comaresesd at taa esker at the Mar roes, Bram West, for re SWAM& of eight sesames, rat of a list of twelve perms ASSIIIIIVId yesterday, to reprint ths ward is the Cot of Clause Omar& The sourest la this ward wee a erre we. sad the *Mg was serried sa with rams rgear ea bruit of the several saadidata• op to it. Goal clew at fear erode, reoultiag is the two 1 at candidates polling real ambers. Aldensaa T. Challis, K P., the edemas of re ward, who reamed A. follereg r the gar malt M the poll, saki that la esassquees of the amber berg equal for Mr. &swell sad Kr. Besmear. see .1 ahem was earned to be retureed as the eighth highest as the list, be was usable to do more the male the atisolia•oomot seradrers, sad adjourn re wormer wall aim shook se. renew (this day), sad is the megrim he ward take the rire• of the Reorder, the B giettor.reseral, sad re City Solisitor, as to the proper errs to be panned; kis owe belief was, that there would have to be • her poll for eke two redraw, Mr. Smell sad Mr. Sposeer. He word the state the umbers and &Ours aid to-morrow at tem. The cambers war* tot—e Messrs. BtillwUl , 323 ; Pieltoriaa. 300 ; Cuthbert. 302 ; Lassos. 302 ; Read, 267 ; Ring. 259; •Illorises, 240; &well, 237; Spencer, 237; Bair. 166; Hamlin, 106; Teraer.l4. HIATUS AND DEATH/ IN lAN DON.—After s Sadden 11101•441 of mortality lb. weekly gals exhibits re malts at a very Isvourabie character. In the week that ailed oa Saturday the deaths registered is Load°. de rmeel to 1,060. 1a the us corresponding week. of %h. mere 184666 the avenge sumbor of dealt. wu 1.269 ; bit If the imams of deaths is the fifty-brat week of 1847, woes biker as surly doubled the svrtality, toe eacladod from Me e.le.lattes, amid the averse, this reduced, bet awreetod for the lacriesod popalatiem of the runt Inn, it will Is found that the enflame rate of mortality at tkl. soma would have pradaud 1.3(11) deaths last wail', mad thereon more by 240 this tko musts r genially ~tend. TM somber of deaths nfirriel be the sysintic elms of dinar*. is 117, a titbit the oinsotod avenge of conespoodiog weeks is 317. I may be remarked that suss of the diseases of this deser:ptios show a teodemy to prevail toss 0110,114110 degree. The modality from small-psi, whin' membered 6 deaths list week (all, gimp ewe Is ohs 80,11-pis ilospitsl), i. law ; sad to Imaged amber of deaths is the amulet Cain is ranted to seeelatisa, wklith was laid la 42 mese, dm stur.cted 'Tirade bong 63. Forty children died from Impose sough, sad 23 hos swedes. The deaths from type a. u mamas facer wore 37, ishibitiog a demises se posstoes weeks; sad the allialfa division et t/ • metropolis esomiretes more this its jest cosuagest to the total mos. Wily from 81.rtialai sad typhos ; mid to whatever ease. it Isle hi attributed, the same fact has bees freqemitly observed is tke cirrus year. Diasose. of the organ of respiration won fatal last weak is 233 sun, showing. considerable doereen ors ohs sumben is two preeediag weeks, which wars suomillvely 363 sad 987. Brsaattitis was the fatal disease is 110, oft iessrlf ball of the vihnle somber ; whilst ',osmosis curia el 63 presses, of whom 71 wen adds... la the last thin weds 'tikes or enssuseptios, -Nth studs In the tiebercslu clam, sawed 161, 130, sad 119 drives. The deaths .f three pones. sine returned as caused by it tempi rues. Lest week Um births of 868 boys and Ira •111,691 children, were registered is !outdo% In the I...nrroepudme week+. of Ow years 1846.56 ths sung. slumber mai 1,461. NAVAL AND MILITAR 1 (Isom LAM. Modell oksrm..) ADMIRALTY. Dr. 19. Derr et Brat Morter-Met Lleadart *Oder Henry Adak to be erre, re IreINA drass•L Mrs Perim Mery to be AM lloalerat, ros Are, ADMIRALTY, Die. 23. VIM Liatterat ler Poore to be rioter to the &Ulla, OM. rah" Medre. yr Adair. 41 NAVAL PRIZR MONEY. muy is era le el perm literaltail IMMy to., re or roast la the readeristrlbar set rocers=ret O a Real= torq Olhoriaer ea re WM My, 10H9 kw bar natal% daps strew sr Irresetrit. IS 436 gm to all parer blereedd therr. dor ere arr rarer tar trilateral aerbadrof meta Err . are' Alko, ortarallea re 99th 1994 "NW s tare le she Or to ell pram fratroll rode. *at Siloam Ure resew mg: re tarred eletribudos of wry teen tbe Rooms Ina armee ea the Seth Mar, 1133, by her Majesty's daps 6 ma Werner. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 23.—Arronnwairre.—Captain W. fririss, C. B. (1848) to the Iris, 28, at Chatham. Lieuttuaate T. V. Bruce (1846), to the Cressy, 80, term steam ship, at Sheerness; W. A. De V. Browslow, to the Miriade, 14, Knee swam ship, Meditertssees station; sod 11. K. Lest (1855), to the Tortoise, 12, .tors ship, it Aeseseioo. Bargains G. B. Rill (1858), to the Meese', 6, maw steam troop ship, Mediternmou statics; salt J. Christie, M.D. (1858), to the Biesoom, 8, screw stem troop ship, Medicare aaaaa elation. Anistast Surgeon P. W. Dalton (1852), to the Biome. Ambient Pelmotter O. B. Brown (1852), to the Bin helms, 60, screw steam ship, st Portsmouth. Amiad Aasistaat Sargon E. li'Carthy, to the Messrs. MALTA, DIIC. 18. Os the 11th the boats of the feet, ander the con mad of Camelia Yelentos, C. 8., bad a sham fight with the forts in the Quarantine Ilsrboar, the marines of the squadron burg landed near Fort Tigu6, to defend the lead trots the attack of the armed boats. The affair was admirably arranged, and smidgen& with great skill. Ca tortunetely a Human of the Bras/wick lon his arm, from the captain of the gin by mistake firing while he was ram ming home. Adm. Sir Manna, Btopford, who wee seeds; at the time, had a sinew Nape from the rumor pealing dose to his head. Her Majesty's ship Mamma arrived on the 16th, from Beyukdere. Her Majeity's ship Cement arrived towns her Majesty's ship Caradoe, which has damaged her machinery, and will have to wait tills sorties of it arrives from England. Her Mejesty's *hip Urgent left for Baglsad. Os the 11th, the Bishop of Gibraltar held a eesArraallea of 29 oaken and men of her liquid?' 'hip Dauntless. The appoistanat of Captain Henson to the situation held by Captain Groves has gives great satisfaction. ♦ prrsoa has given isformation of some treasure barn during the Fronk oceepatios, sad the government has had area dieging for it now shoat • weak; op I. this time without say sumo. The Psalmists: and Grimed Cmapasy's steamer doe th Gibraltar, as the 17th, has sot yet made bar appearance. DUBLIN, Dao. 23. The man Harrington, in custody for the murder of Mr. MS*, was liberated to-day. The magistrate said there wee no ems whatever against biol. Some further particulars of the attempted award maim of Mr. Galbraith Joynt, in the county of Clare, are tarnished by the Limerick correspondent of Seseasifers's New Letter. Is a letter dated last night he writes: t' Shortly after I ncloesd my &meta last evening &- bilisg the particular• of the attempted assamiaaticm, I learned that the injuries received by Mr. Galbraith Joyst, though not serious, were more extensive than what I recorded, that gmtbisaa having bees badly woliaded is the thigh and head as well as is the leg. The bores whisk he drone in the gig, in which he was alone at the time of the cocurreacr, resolved several grains of the heavy duck shot, with which the gas was leaded in the hip aid loins. Before returning beet to Limerick, Mr. Joyat called at the police barrack in Cinders, and reported the abash to the etiestebb cis charge. Nest day Mr. Gams Bell, N.M., at Castle C 3116,11. • most intelligent public e,meer, lost so time is e•dleetfsg material facts calculated to lead is t►e arrest or the perpetrators of the agrarian outrage. He visited the injured gent *man, who is stopping at to. house of his brother, Mr. Edward Joyst, at Brosswick.street, in this city, sod took his formal dope 'Moss, from which It is inferred that more then one pontos was implicated is the attack. Mr. 801 l sehmequently re visited the locality where Mr. Joyat had bean fired at, and had several farmhouses searched by the ociastabulary Is see of them • gun was found, which was sessertaimd to have been very slimily discharged, together with powder end shot, the biter said to correspcmd with that lodged is the horse's hip. A reward has been announced, of which the following is a copyi- 0 Fifty pounds reward will be gives by t►e undersigned to any pima who may give sub informatics to the sergesat of polite, at Cloalers, aoasty Clare, as may lead to the apprehension and eciavictioa of the parties who flied at me off the lands of Cappavllls, whes on my esters to my fiteidellee. B•lleiale, on the evealag of Satarday, the 20A Beeensher, 1866. _ Jourr' " Augur: OF Tan SOPPOIMI Aseasatrfc—A searehieg investigation was bald to-dey by rho magistrates in the dia• met, the malt of whisk bee bees the v-at all fees young mos issued Biology, whose (sallies were easieget these 'noticed to quit. It wee Mr Edward Joyst, Welber to the gentleman assailed, who was supposed to tangy Roe glg when the shot was fired. Sleek is the peteaugebes,fireat its feet of hie havuog previously bees served will the Sweetish,' settee, the nature of which wee detuiled yes terda." The y Lord Chancellor, is the seam of the pedllemiinge in his wort yesterday, said, addressee' the bar gesesady, that be wished to know whether the appeals beam& by Mr. Vraeriat Scully, ALP., Mr. Olagsr, Yr. WBoos Keaaedy, and other parties against the desidos et the Master of the Rolls, fa the Tipie'rary beak dee, were to he proceeded with. He had placed theta at the *ad *1 his list for the late tom et the desire of the parties, end be sow desired to know "bath*, they would be heard, ea be would not allow these to ',aortae', with the regular briber of the sent tun. Mr. Brewster, Q C., who had been la these ewe is the Rolle Court, said be was sit imeteeted is the matter, bat ho believed that it war net islonded to hear the appeals referred to at present. Nothing wee doss elm Ow, had bees before the court at the owl el the hug us sous, and sothieg wield have beta dose is the wey it wee brigaded to deal with the *Ears of the beak. He (Hu linewstae) did get think hie lordship would be troweled with those wee, IN farce be was is a position to for si so *pieties. The Cieweeller said he would he perfectly satisfied if he wee we he would hear so wore of the op peals, but he did sot wish thus to be ,‘ hie lint riegieposed of. The mem he was apposed to take was to strike them out if they ware sot 1110,01. If set disposed of before seat term, he would eastelnly set hear then suit after term. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1856. tab) ihtttilima. COURT OF COMMON OS AT W 111101 fl MOVID IP. Of ♦ CLIGO OP WM. This was the lot seas rewinies for trial. It was an action to recover dosages in comeaseenee of a earge of doe not beteg of the quality deesribrd in the entreat of rale. Mr. flerjesat B - glee and Mr. I:rethink speared for the *eland; sad Mr. M. ensith and Mr. Tomlinoon for the &fondant the matrain wee dated the 10th of December, 1864, and ' 1 the undo sold wee described as " a cargo ofAramma rice, per amen, now oa her way to Akyab, via Australia, the cargo ▪ emmist of fair average Nicransie rim, the price of which ▪to be lls. 6d. per owt. with • fair allowance for Law men or any other infer ior description of rim, if any, but the mar engages to deliver what is shipped oa his account, awl fa eenformity with his invoice." pieiatire mu was that the rim wee of • bad mbar and bed • great deal of " paddy" to it ; and use sot lair average Nierenaie rice. For the defendant, it wee subuittod that it appeared from the doeimente, especially the charterparty of the Mein, that the time of you whoa she would take en board her cargo was such that it mast be "oh" Neransio rise which was meat, and evidence was pima that the article supplied was old Diminish, rice of fair average quality at that time. This, it was said, saddled the eontrut. The damage% it was arranged, shoall be settled out of court. The jury found that the cargo was not even of the fair avenge quality of old rice, and a verdict was accordingly en tered for the plaiatiff. la the mane of the trial a messenger arrived in court with the intelligence that the promisee of one of thejarysten in the ewe was on fire. His lordship communicated the feet to Mr. Itioltardsoa, the gentleman refitted to, and he was by closeest allowed to retire from the boa, the mum being tried oat by the remaining eleven. ADMIRALTY COURT.—Dr.c. 23. Ygt3 bi. T PACTOLIII This wee so objection to the repast of the registrar of mmeltaats with regard to the septum of repairing • used which bad been in Million with the show vessel. The sass demanded was 3,2661, of which. °alp 2,4021. was allowed, the principal item I. the 13631. disallowed beteg 7701. frees the carpenter's bid. Hell the painter's bill we she streak off, and aa item for copper was emeaded. Dr. Luebke/tom said the outer of a vessel nffertsg fray a collision was *added to a fall sad complete repel:, although the effect might be greatly to *shame the vela, of the property. He was of °plebs that the ripen ought I. some respects to be corrected, sad be should refer it back to the registrar. At the request of the parties, how one the hummed promised to state whelks shield ss kiielf consider a fair saw. • TIN RODIITO DM% This vessel, which was of 1,200 toss bean, put Into the Islead of St. Themes from stress of weather in March, 1866. Mediae repairs the ova of 2,4181. was raised oa a bettomy bead at the rata of 14} per asst., maritime risk. A dispute subeequatir arms en to the state of the acooeut between the pulses, sad the registrar of lambasts reported that them bad bees an overcharge of 12,727 dollen—there beiag in feet a balsam dee to the owner of the ship. Dr. Lmbiagtea raefirmed the report with meta. this ?" and at the same PPP be made a thrust at me with the knife, sad stabbed me law gran, sad &ism, afterwards I Mt blood running dews ley log, and I was oleo in gnat pale. I was cut through two dresses, and also • sleek. The prisoner was Pm taken into custody by the policeman. Crosenzassined—l bad sever sees the prisoner before in on life. I observed that he had a knife In his hand before be stabbed P. The preseestria, who still queued to be suffering severely from the Injuries she had resolved, was serried out of enure when her 'tidiness was emended. Mr. U. Penfold, a surgeon at Brighton, proved that he ersinined the proseestriz after the °parvenu, sad found that she had mined a severe wound in the left grain. It was throe-quarters of an lash long, but be could not state the depth. It was a dangerous wound, and sash an one as might have been intended by the knife prodused by the "Meer. Berjeant Bailment" then addressed the jury for the pri soner, and said that whatever determination they might i mesenally arrive at on the ease, he was sure they would agree with bins that there mould not be a mote deplorable spectacle than the one that was exhibited before them. A boy, for ha could hardlycall hiss man, as he was not, be believed, yet 18 years old, was standing before • jury of his country charged with a most hentou cffence, and the act was no doubt to be attributed to habits of dissipation of the most disgraceful character. The wont hind of dissipation, that of drinking to emu, bad no doubt placed the prisoner in his pretest FLIPPO e but, however dreadful and painful It might be to the prisoner himself, and also to those to whom he was dear, he could only morass a hops that the present proceeding would aired • wholesome supple, and that those who were present or who would read in secoust of the tranrction would be deterred by it from that die/panful habit which had the West of &strains a man's mind and preventing him from knowing what he was clang. A brand would undoubtedly be find upon the primer for the remainder of his life under any circumatasees, but he said be trusted that when the considered all the hots of the ease, they would acquit the prisoner of the more serious portion of the charge, sad that they would not Ind him guilty of felony, which would entirely destroy his figure prospoets, but that they would say that the art committed by him amounted only to the offinoe of unlawfully wounding. Captain Parker, of the Lineolaseire Militia, said that in November, 1866, the prisoner joined that regiment as an essip, end he had opportunities of observing his solidus, pi he sundered him a quiet, inoffeasive young men. Yr. H. D. Meadrick,a brother to the prisoeer, said that be was just 18 yeses old, sad be bad always evinced a quiet, peaceable die tics. Cantata Telford said be knew the prisoner as a brother eau In the Lemolasbise Militia, sad be never heard any applalat of his usilast. Mr. Baron Brume% fa monies up, sold it appeared to his that, upon the endow", the emu charging the pri mer with istending to do grievous bodily hams to the C'rtoil bad not been supported , and the only question eonsiderstion of the jury was, whether or not be had Playfully wounded the prow:atria. The jury at oars found the prisoner Guilty of unlawfully weanding. Mr. WPCs" said he tbrieglit it right to inform his lordship that the 'dead' of the prisoner felt that the prom estria was entitled to some pemaisry sompeasation, and bed left it to bleats state what amount should be paid to her, and be had aped the sum of 601., which she would motive from the ptiesser's family. Mr. Baron Brupdleold the proceeding was becoming on the part of the OPP% family, sad he intended to bare elated the' Ile plume mee snarly liable, in a sled action, to pay damages teethe Missy be bad inflicted upon the pro. sesatite, sad if tin sham to accept the sum he had aped, ski was of cows' at May to do so. Me, however, had siding to de with that gaieties, and he mut deal with Po pelwng he the effuse he had committed against the Til le artlatr NS than sailed up for jadgmest, and his ia mesh. sesame, said that althea. th e punish. PP km was about to hint slum the prism would co doubt be more severely felt by him than by • peep in a PP hatable position, yet it Mould not he hopelles that Mm shosteues be puma is Pest mkt to have dollniald hht< doss Iha gmlanallea r 7=l ea offence PI se they had MSS less ed he ought to be more severely paiduil. It appeared to bias that the diem, be had loran filled was one of the most aggravated Minster. The damns' instronsent with which he had wenaded the pressmen: was one of a description that could net be required for any =linen purpose, and we, evidently PPM for the purveys. of offense ; and it appeared that he lodged drunk, aad while i• that state he had made an steads apes me of the mashers of a class who were well sailed vallenseate, sad, without any provocation, had la- SSW 111111191111bejury upon her. tinder these ctimpteaces he felt that he should not be doing his duty, or make a proper example, if be did sot sentence bin to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for a year. queu t tl e y r n ic o n ala ispa seg y relutantly compelled to submit her ease" We, the undersigned, earnestly beg leave to recant mead her ease to the notice of • few benavolentfriends.. "J. S. Jankussim, Vicar, 21.; Joseph Speller, 11. Is. ; Themes Divot, 2L; John Humphrey, 21.; MIMS. Free men, IL 65." Mr. Casenove—About tender previously I had received a similar petition, and that induced me to bel ie ve that the present petition war not genuine. When I told her, upon finding she had practised a deception, that I should Rive her in charge, she said she hoped that I would not deal so harshly with her. The Rev. Mr. Jenkinsos, vicar of Batteries, said— Neither the writing in the petition nor that In the letter is mine. Ido not know the prisoner. Ido not think there is one genuine signature to the petition. The Lord Mayor—This Is one ef thou meet which call felt exemplary punishment, and I recommend that it be taken to the quarter sessions. The witness—That is oar object. We constantly read of fabrications of this kind, and the mischief resulting from such a practice is incalculable. It is our wish to check it ss quickly as pusible. The Lord blayin—l have received innumerable letters and memorials, written, I am convinced, by one and the same person. There are fellows who live by fabricating cases of touching misery, and they no doubt are not only paid for writing, but share the prcflts of the success of the wretched people who go about in this way at the hazard of detection. I shall remand this woman till this day week, and then I shill commit her for trial at the quarter sessions. We have not bad many cues of this kind lately, as the Recorder haa punished those who have been convicted with the mat sflicite one severity. Cssenove said be would most willingly adopt the suggestion of the Lord Mayor, end appear against the pri• Boner, who is well known to the Mendicity Society, on Tuesday neat, end afterwards at the quarter sessions. SPORTING. BITTING AT MANCRIEITER—Trimmv. I.IVESPOOL lIMPLECHASI (maw or sot). 1011 to 0 Bpi Swope (t) 100 lo 0 allosrva (t) 100 to Ern Lotman (t) 100 to I PioiTroen (t) MIMS CUP. 00 to 1 mot 110mols (t) 60 to 1 —K NW (t) 30 to autortos (t) to 1 =at (t) II 6 I opt Illsk ism (t) II to I Mid= (I) SS 1. 1 Oder (t). Muni ram FRIORT.—A law Wirestigstion took plass at OmenMililaas, emu Albsess. es Mesday, Wen Mr. Booby, Geo of We screws for Derbyshire, re shotisi the death of Bohn Mitchell, at agricultural labourer, aged 16, whn died os the Friday preview, from the awns of fright. The dammed, who was &healthy sad iasellfgest lei, was is W. habit of goisg, attar Whimg off work, to a frumPosso at some litti. chetahs to finch milk. The farmer bad two servant lads, ose named Percival, 20 years old, the other ham' Bathos, 16. Os Monday mentos, the 16th inst., the deceased west as usual, shout six o'clock, for the mill, sad manised till nearly eight, listening to Wes shoat some hookings they bad letely bees frightesed with. Percival sad Hallos this agreed kiwis. Urea to frights. the demand as be west home the former arras/Lag to put ma a white table sloth asd staid I. a Bald set far from the hoses through which Hodms was W oh. duet the lad, sad to Digs alarm as it he am a ghost. This mama was accordingly carried isto offset, the pretesdad ghost s !Wing behind • stile through which albs poor lad bad to pass. Deceased said Is It Jack ?'. bat re : hived so answer beload • moasieg noise, Hudson Is the shaswhile biotin, hid himself behind • tree At limit/ Percival threw off his disguise, but We deceased was meek mmil.d, sad &Prised home almost exhausted with server sitefamnt Bs hot his appetite, sad MU ough he west to work Wm heat flay, was obliged to be sesveyed horse mid sat Sr Mid, whets he was se.ed with vol.itmg, sad raved wittily esti! his death, us Friday haring. The medical stlatdast was of opieios that death resulted from As stuck owed le lb. servos& system is the previous Moods, ohs lag, sad the jury retuned a verdict of. Masslaughter " @g able Percival, who was oceordinoly committed to gsoL TSB ISXPENSI or PUBLIC WOBBS.—Thos impette• el subla masks Mot year was 960,6161 [Advartiseisest.]-11OLLOWAIre PILLS • RUM tar s—ir. Tomer. sh lo asit of 'bo A. MEAL ha nob . plemoure Ss ta= a4 Prekisse Hamra, of woolbsob NNW by ble la esi Moo of JonooThris labase. I al=llia wrgelaseady &Meted ea ,gr fors bah rossiors. essgasse clime Is tale ihre.esphol I 'mime, NA blembis ebsrisalm, resiksisx him gala moss to C ia bbi hji aIIIVZo FLYq mil sow Bsst\asL hors char wet :112dirlisderblut sinsesions siesineuits pwlMtkaWl md etramle—acid by all akellabra wafts ibbsoubson he meld; at Pralasst Milloway's LaMar" 164. darns, lAmiss. si, Ma/Aw4sam, Maw Yogi BOW. Onsiamirgie; A. WiLlloy„ Owns; sad d. DOUBT OF BANYRUPTCT.—Dze. 23. Si/WP Ni. CCGD111110111:11 XOLIIOTD. IX a• UK= MANTLIL TM haahrept carried on the Hiag•s Rea, High-attest, Bramels, gad was a fruit saisman in the Borough Market In die sernisate whisk mek glees *day there was no V ia liAblgt. gift tM sesigems, stated that although the menet. peeparen bp Maisers. Peel sad Tarter showed oily 6001. male sadmi ablUtin anagenting to nearly 2,0001, the seelposs kad loslngeted him that they had no complaint spiel IN bankrupt, who had exerted himself to the mama Y 1112.01, area mistimes to the estate, sad they wen wells that he should receive ea immediate mood clam mrdisees. His Beam having heard that there was no creditor to *ppm, greeted sa immediate mead class certificate. BRISTOL COURT OF 13 030107 WOlllll 10111 TM bankrupt appeareeryesterday epos his adjourned last eseninatioic The balease-sheet, which is very casual sous anberase a period of era peen and fne months, does- Taialiai ow iits lit of Jesuitry, 1830. The usserared debts of mullion amount to 39,3211. 18s. U. Messrs. Wilkie. sad Co.. brakes*, of Brews, are andiron, partly secured fin 12,0081.10 e. 24., and there are creditors wholly mend for 9831. Bs. The liabilitM ow overdue bills of' eaelnage sad preadmory notes is the hoods of Kasen. Wilhite and Co., sone of whisk have bras partly sad others wholly paid sides the baskreptey, are stated at 3,5001. 18.. 41. The capital, assist* of book debts sad property, Is set out at 31,3321. 9.. 64 , but egoista the an debts owieg by the baskrept at the earn dates, vie., January 1, 18$0, whir& mounted to 32,8841. le. 61. The was profits are 4,0081. 3s. 9d., ten trade impasses 7321. 13s. 6d., end with other item anousting to 4311. 45., making • Mal el 3,7661. 14.. 3d. The Imes ea bad sod doubtful drab mount to the Mee sun of 37,2891. 10.. 31., lees 1,4881, estimated to be 'rallied from the doubtful debts, hulks a slug of 4131. 17s. 4d., sounded in alterations, 119018 1005 . end »pain of property. The private mums of the larkrept, wife. two moss, sad three saves* ere UM Oa. 2d., es Mi. per assore. The area meld of debts esadderod r e:d. tint. h. ltd.; disbeld red bed, rolimeeed so VAL ; hie hoseehelit end 'See falai- Um lOU 1 ; smadey ether property, NU; cub ea bded lathe ehasesser, lit 12e.44.; - toll, 11,4741. Cd. The property held by araiters who ere partly snared is of the vales of 2,200 1 ditto held by creditors wholly swayed, 1,00 W.; ezeepted ankles, 201. Mr. Amuse, the tilleial assigne, in his report on the belansseheet, seedbed the baskroptey to the bad debts, end said the bankrupt had reunited every eseletases. The last szenstratioa was with the sonunt of the bukrapt adjourned for six week., to give tine for amoebae( eons trot and executor somata la which the beakrapt bad be.. eoseersed. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME =curt—Lawn, Di.o. 23. Charles Headrick, 18, riewribed as a patient's, was indicted for isiesiouly cutting and weasding Julia Payae Bleedsll, with latest to de kir grievous bodily hats. Mi. Mara oradueled the proroestiso, ilerjeaat Hansa- Mae attended spraially, with Mr. Jalapa sad Mr. Creasy, ea behalf ad the pleases. Ti. learned counsel for lb. promulgation, la opening the ease to the jury, said that the they were shoat le maw tato was ass of • awnwerbaii saweasi and eatraor- Maim sad at the swim ilkbeislag 'Wettee pelmet was a rams loaa ostapalag • polities r. Th la hie maw the higher elad ha was *aged ale the very mks. abase of setly was • pow wens& mad Iffealeff. at WOW. to dill Mt grieves* Web bars. He said Awewalla he se Bashi that the adman W elehhed the pcosswalein awl be believed slat the way twists the jury woad Imo to amehter la the malt would be twilit whet latest the set we Whined The Lama enamel the pmeeteded M &all the had. of the are, red the fallevies relieves ~.waged : Chubs Henry Harvey, a Brighton polls, eonstablo, said— ; I wag on duty fa Ch t, /righted, about sae o'clock ea th• =crabs of the 17th Destuaber, sad I saw the prim , moan use out of the Volaste,/ pubils helm. He addressed I no, mid said, " Holloa, old boy, I ssa —if I doet Meow I yea." I said perhaps he did. He this said he had beta to the Criss, sad if he bad Haight, the keeper of the Cseioo, 4 there, he would slab hie to lie boort. While be wassaylog this Le appeared to be in this act of oposiog a knife and I said to Ina, " Neastase, you Rut be joking," aid took the tails sway Irma hiss sad shut it, sad gave it hits beck main, sad told his to put it la his poeket sad go home. The prisoner then tarried round, sad, I believe, he °paged bit halts gala, at the sane Use toying that be w ould marry Mises, sad be would stab say one as nu who toter. : breed with him. I was stoat to take the knife Iron him, bat before I ovoid do to he made a stab at tito proseestriz, who was standing "Ices by. At the lase he did so he nude au of a foal expresboa te her sad said, " Hellos, old girl, I Wait I lusty you," sad she rsplied, " I don't hour yon, air." The prisoner th en said to her, " How would you like this ?" sad nada a throat at her 'roll; sad in a soiniate or so aitarwards We proseeutriz said that she was hurt, and put her hands wider her dress, sad whin the withdrew them I saw they wires covered with blood. I thus took the knife from tee prisoner, sad told him that he taut go with me to the Tows-ball, apes the "beep of wounding the prosecutriz, sad he said that ha was I • to wronapsay see. He had beta drinking, bat Gould talk yen well, and seesaw to know what he was shoot. The prossunatrix appeared to be eery slab butt, sad issued to walk with pest dilkhlty, and whim ski bad goat a shut distaste I sod another timetable carried buts the Tower-ball, when the chirp was teem against the prisoner. He did sot at say time impress repot for what be bad dose. The ',astable than produced the Mello with which the injury was falieted. It was a very dsngerous Teapot, Moped like • digit', sad whoa opined was secured by a @WM Croes-essalaed—Thei primmer appeared to bis perfectly thumbnut/visa at what had second. As we weregolag to the statke-bosse dm prisoner tideland that his was • draskard sad • blesliguard. By the Conn—The primate stabbed at the trainable; with out. violence, and slur he had billeted the blow he made • step baakwud and then stood perfectly still, ap pertain Whist at tho prouestris. Julia Payne Blundell, the prweestriz, said—l was stied log st the corona Church street oa the uourieg la outs- boa, whoa I oturviid the prisoner and the policemen apts. ready talking together. The prisoner was as ',tire stranger to sae, end I do sot thi k I bad ens sera bias before. The prisoser addressed Ise, sad said be thought lit hour is., sad I told bits I did not know bite. I sto rmed that the primmer at Ibis time had • knife is his heed, nabs moo op to so sag said, "Hew would you like GUILDHALL. A abort-set grown man, dressed in seedy black, with a bald patch on the crown of his head, and wearing a moustache, was placed at the bar before Mt Alderman Rose, charged with illegally conveying a plat of gin into Whiteeross•street Prison. He was described on the pollee skeet es Colvin George Colvin, 4, Puk-read, Old Kent read, gentleman. The prisoner is the same person who, about twelve menthe silica, nested some notoriety at this court ander the name of Lord Colvin. — Gibbs, ofilcor at the irison74siosa that the prisoner was at the prison on Mone y , and went out again. Ha re turned shortly after. Witness asked him if he had anything about hiss, and he replied, " No." He then felt hie pocket, and found a plat bottle of gin in it. The introduction of spirit into the prison is prohibited by the rules, which are fixed up is various parts of the prison. He had visited a prisoner named Cannon, who was discharged the night before. Prisoner—l did it at Cannon's request, who said spirits were allowed in the prima. It looks very much like a trap, becalms he did not come lest night and bail.. oat. Cannon's father is a bankrupt, and I sin one of his creditors. Ur. Alderman Noes—That would be ell very well, per haps, did we not know you. You 68a read, can't you ? Prisoner—Yes. Kr. Alderman Rose—The regulations are filed up in the prison, and you must have known by that that what you were doing was illegal. (To Bpringete, the gaoler)—Do you know anything of this man? Sprisgate—Yes. I have known him for many yeses. When he wu here on a former occasion he gave the same of Lord Colyill. Mr. Alderman Roso—Have you cantos to believe he is ea impostor ? Priaoner—No, I am not. I have voted in two Scotch elec tions. I shall tome into my property shortly. Mr. Alderman Rose—The act allows me to leftist a penalty of 201., or three months' imprisonment. As this is your ant offense— flpfingate—He has been in custody before on a charge of stealing a horse cloth. Prisoner—lt wee sot ma, but a man called Radley. Mr. Alderman Rose—Bet, as this is his fine dream of Oh kind, I shall Bee him 20.., or 14 days' imprisonment. Prisoner—lf you will gins ma three weeks to psy it in I Ilia do so. I shall then have received 601. Mr. Alderman Sus—No ; you mast pay the money now. The prisoner was then matesed from the bar sad locked up. BOW-STREET. Daniel Sullivan, a big powerful Irishman, was placed at the bar, oa remand, charged with committing a violent and unprovoked assault upon William Draper, • market gardener, on the 16th inst. The complainant's head was bandaged up, sad he exhi bited the appearance of baviag suffered severe injury. Ia his evidence he stated that on. the 16th of December, at about half-past four in the morning, he was walking in Long-acre by the side of his cart, whoa the prisoner, who was in company with another mas k pushed against bins (witness) with each force that he fell off the pavement into the road and narrowly 'soaped being run on, by the tart. On regaining his feat he went up to the pri mmer and asked him what he had pushed him down for, when he threw a large stone or brick at bins which struck him oa the torehead sad felled him to the ground. The prisoner then took the whip out of hie hand sad struck him several time on the head with it, when he became insensible. The pri , oner wee eventually secured by police• constable 163 F. Ever since the assault he had been, sad was still, under the charge of the surgeon of Chattel/ cross Hospital. The complainant's statement was confirmed by several witnesses. The prisoner said, in answer to the charge, that the eons plaineat struck the first blow. Draper called to hie son for the whip, sad on its being given to hint be struck him three or four times. He then took the whip from the complainant, and gave him some of it himself. The constable said the complainant was &quiet and inof fensive am. The magistrate sold it was a savage sad unprovoked sr sash, and he should ultimately send the primmer for trial, bat he would remand bim for another week. WORSHIP STREET. The magistrate rt quested the reporters to scknowledge the receipt of the blowing seasonable contributions in aid of the poor-box ; —The Goldsmith? Company, 201. ;E. 8., 21.; the Grocers' Company, 231.; the MOTObSlit Tellers' Company, 201.; R S. C. and Co.. 61.; C. V., the first half of a 101 note, No. 83,780; the Skinners' Company, 101.; S. J. 8.,11.; the Fisbermongen' Company, 101.; and three florists from 8. T. F. Mr. Dilyncrurt also &anointed that the suNoined farther donations had been forwarded to him on behalf of the poor children of St. Peal's gaudily School, Fissbary, towards the loos that they had sustained through the failure of the Royal British Bank, in which their Christ mas "Provident Fend" bed unfortunately bees deposited. —B. C. H., 101.•, 0. 0.. 3s ; J. V., 24. 6d. ; Mrs. N. R., 6e.; 8. H. M., 61., through the Bands of Mr. Hammill. CLBRIERNWELL. The satin magistrate rogassted our rerrter to acknow ledge the receipt of 101. from C. P. C., for the poor-box of this mart. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Chaska Jacobs, groom, was brought up for Seal ez•mi. nation, charged with stealing a uniform value 1001.,theprO• party al his master, Capt. Frier, of Leamington. A Jew clothes dealer, named Nathan, proved that he bsught the nailer= sad a quantity of weans, apparel from she prisoner for 10e. The infector, told him that his master had authorised him to sell the things. Capt. Pries said this was seethe fact. Akerson', further evidence Capt. Price Intimated that he did not wish to press the ease, as the prisoner might possibly have meted ander mkooneoption. Vuonsrged. Five pagoda have been received for the poor-bon from C. Rimy. BOUT HWA.RIE. A Rimy woman, named Josef, was brought before Mr. Comb*. charged with obtaining mosey fraudulently, by pretending to tell fortunes. John Root., a young etas Is the employ of a cheese monger, of N 0.76, London-road, Southwark, said that on Wedsesday afternoon last, while himself and master's sister was attending to the shop, the prisoner entered, and asked leave to tell their fortunes. He told her he did sot want any of her afflatus, but the yowl lady Galled the pekoes' into the p+rlonr, where they remained about ten 'Montag. When they ease out, whams spoke to the prisoner about telling his fortune, when they went into the parlour. The prisoner tins u ok hold cf hie hand, sad told him he must erois it with silver. He accordingly put sispenee in the palm of his hand, which the prisoner took up and put in her pocket. (Laughter.) She then said witness Ind a dark young women in his mind, and that he would many her and be very comfortable. She also told him she would call another day and est the ends for hint, and then she left the shop. Alter the was gone. his master's sister be• cams very ill, and now the was completely insane through prisoner. She was raving mad, and all she attend was the fortune teller sod the cards. The young men's master corroborated his testimony re oration the state t I his sister. Mr. Combo said he wee surprised any one to old should be duped by such foolish nonsense. Ha asked the prosecutor what annoy she obtained from hist Roots replied that the only obtained elapses from him, but ors the pnviou eeeee irg .he came again into his master's shop, and be purposely called f er into the parlour, when she pretended to foretell a further portion of his history. Me. Combo asked how old was the Toting lady who was insane through this torten* taller? Witness replied that Doe was twenty See, and she was rather dark. Inspector Macke' ale said that when she was searched at the station•houre a for. toe telling book, bound in the corers of one of the Bible &levy's bibles was found oa her, besides three nativities and an old pack of end.. In answer to ohs charge the prisoner seid she went into the shop on Wednesday and on the previous *vetting, whra brit the female and the witness asked her into the both parlour to tell their knee's. She did not solicit them stall. Mr. Combs said that there could be no doubt sun to the manner in which she ontainsd her living, therefore he should noised ter for a week. Mr. Combo yesterday received two halves of a 64 Bank of Eoglaad note, No. B 392 898 from "R. S. C ,' and a 101. note from "C. V.," for the poor-boa of this court. DOWItING.BTREET, Dec. 22.—The Queen has:been Plowed to 117PoInt Huai Jean Re.., E.., to be ettoroey• WM. ral Irr ilia island of Grenada ; &ad K. crick W. C..llett, Req , to be her Majesty's advocate for the colony of Sierra THE POLICE COURT& MAN81014•HOU811. Miehael Hymns one of th e fellows who 11. fa wait for sailon and canaries, and defraud them by mesas of castaterfeit watches, shales, seals, tinge, he., was brought before the Lord Mayor. George Forbes, nester of a brig, said—Last Friday after ' aeon I was gong woos Tower-bill towards the Coal He ehaw, and tbe primmer was walklag by my side. Then were two other men following him, and me of them said. " Offer hies 31., for Moses says the Ann is worth 61." TM prisoner them turned to me, sad said he would rather sell it to me, se he had bees take. in by then Jews ao many time., and he skewed me a chain, and said it was main gold, and that he was is very poet circumstances; that his brother was a goldsmith, sad likely to become a bankrupt ; and he was himself jobbing these goods totals. same mosey for his brother. He them went along with sae to the Coal Eseheage, and I gave Min 31. for the chain, which I be lieved to be nal gold. I had it valued afterwards at a jeweller's shop, and was told there that the wet it was worth was bolt a mows. The Lord Moyer, ups. looking at the chain, said if It wore reel geld it woe» probably be worth much mon than 61. The prieoser—Tee, your lordship. Ha wanted to take ma is. (Laughter.) I saw him flz his eye "'moo the chile, bet I did sot wont to have an y dealings with him. How ever, he would follow me, and be a customer, although I Mid him that I hod steles the ohaia to get rid of him. TM Led Mayor—What, that yes had stoles the obeli/ 'Them pincer —Yes, as; lord. Em ke says to me that be Ms% wee a when or how I got it, and that ha would buy se wasp wore se I had got Is the saws way. (Laughter.) Ile I let hiss have it, as be woulda't be denied. The emesplainant—No, my lord, 1 thought what be WA Mesbest hie brother sna use. Yesterday, as I wee Ogg deem I sew him, sad pre him in charge,_ and the M gesdamen who had be with him, when 1 Ant saw kis, followed us to the statiowlesse, and threatesed we se I west is give evidence evilest bits. Ilro Lord Mayor (to the complainent)—Are you in the IWO et buying goods of this kind ' 110 empleisast—Ns, my lord. I saver bought any beam. My Renee used to hey the jewellery. The Lord Mayor—Too had better lean that deparessat still in her heady. You come from lb. meth, de you set The semplaissat—Tes, leer lordship, hew fleseleelend, and I haulms amiss beekwaros wed Inwards for yens, sad sever net with the like of this helms. Tin Lord Mayor—l as rather serpelseitkat anu from that quarter am be so sashe imposed apes. The primes—Why, my lord, ke wade as promise to bring hoes two rings, and told se be Irma give we Itel. be thou. Yoe no, sty lord, ha thought to impose upon mtsy and ministate and sow be two against ma beaus l wouldn't it. (Gingham) The coasplalaant—l wenida't trouble myself to look ease sub a fellow ; but I met him, and I thought it a pity le let hies go, se I charged, and when I saw the other two with him I knew it was a plot. The prisoner—l us nay I didn't let you get bold of the Obis in the way you welted to du, and then I'd have bed a stmaiag eharge aids» you. Lumber.) The Lord lleyoe—Complelasat, I shell remand this man for a kw days. Perhaps we may dad his scoompliess. There has bees evidently a corispirsey to defraud you. The primmer—Bet, sty lord, why am I to be detaised— what have I dose ? B. has ernainly enseitted an offence, but I have not. He le a parchmer of Makin goods. At least be thought he was, end that's IS bad. (Onat laughter.) The Lord Mayor—You have told mis that you said to his that you had stoles the ghats. If I had so other ground for remanding you, I should be obliged to take noting of such an askaowledgnest epos your part, and thereto» I send you back for a week, la order to have inquiries made as to who the real oyster of the Main is. The prooser was them removid amidst mach laughter. Elisabeth Gaines, a dwantly dun» elderly woman, was charged by Mr. Ceseame •surember of the Stook Exchange, with the »knee described in the endears. The oomaplaisant—My oMee Is at No. 39, Lothbury. Tn. tetday the prisoner sated upon as, at may °Nee helmets 12 and 2 o'clock, and brought a letter, purporting to comae from the Rea. Mr. Jeskimos, the situ of Battersea, avid also • petition which !produce. She asked me for assistasee. I suopeoted that the papers were not panne, and I told her that if the eon were a trines* 1 would assist her, but if It were set I would give her is charge. Obi agreed to my proposal that she should go with me to make the inquiry as to the troth of the Meta taints. end I ascertained that the whole was a fahriesties, sad accordingly gave her in charge to an officer. The following are espies of tea letter and position : " Yicerago, Honorees, Monday Morning. "Dear Sir—Knowing that you are always randy to lead a helping hand when it is justly merited, 1 orators to sub. mit the smoked memorial for year e.haritable consideratioa, trusting the mane which »testes me in so doing will be deemed an apology.-1 am, deal sit, yours ranionfolly, " P. Commove Esq." J. 8 hinairroon. " Batteries, Burley, Dee. 16. "The bearer, Mn. Anne °lilt,. a poor widow, has, sine the death of her busload. whiles telt plan in July, 1832 (through a fall from a scaffold), moistened herself and family of six abildna by the premeds of a laundry until the sight of Thunday. the 11th instset, or early in the morning of Friday, the 12th, when her dwelling, situate in Chetah-street, in this perish, was entered by burglars, who stole and carried away a quantity of elean line., valued at 231., for which the pc or woman te held responsible. "The pollee and parish euthorities have used every effort to tame the °Cowden without say apparent sweess, user MABEBT& OClTTON.—Litharoot, Dec 23—he nwrkrtc"ceed gelds a harden. lag teatime', and prior of all deseriptiors+ are nearly Id. per lb. dearer. The sales we estimated at 12,00 d bake 5,eu1l on specula. lion, and the remainder to the trade— eomprlmon 500 Penni% othd Illannbans, at 74d. to ; 100 Rebut, at 7d. to 51d.; 1,001 ,at 74d. to 9 ; 1,000 Surat, at 414. to 5;41 ; and 541,4, randa l rat le. le. 41d. per lb. Import wilco ToWnLy, 35,050 eat.- COTTON GOOD&—Maecoooraa, bac. 23.—50 active a demand Mr cotton goods sloe en the eve of Christmas hes not been known ler many years, and but for the rapid upward tendeney of prices an lomenee business would have been done. Spinners have been eking yd. to yd. per lb. higher for yons than was given en Friday ani Saturday, and though this has tended to check oar• inees, It has been given in some instances, whilst buyers have somewhat eagerly takes all such bargains as could be got between the two rates. The cause of this anxiety to purchase is no doubt a good deal owing to the upward Cairo of the cotton market, and hence buyers of yarn for all markets are amongst the operators. Cloths may be quotc.t I yd. per piece, all round, stove Saturday's quotations, and seller. have none a cosine, able business. Some good clearances of snacks in wereboues have beets made, fabrics which had not seen the light tor many a day kaviqMee o'eared of. A geed deal of alarm is felt by the mamsfaterer at the upward rates of cotton, which threaten him with great risks, even should they not reach a point which will stop the pro ioetion of cloth. The home trade have been more active today in cloths, after having been taken a good deal by cuprite, apparently, at the steady 0:10litIlle anon of operatic are during the tot fortnight by Coppers. blanufm. toren have in some cases asked 31. 'dram* for Cuttings, but in not ease, we believe, could it be realised. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lams, Dec. 21.—We hove no alteration to report in the woollen market tb a mot ning. The cloth.hallt have been well attended by buyer., snit quite an ',rime 'I ire lay'. burinms ban been tranimeted. lbe Mock of cloth iv deem...Olt very much, and, wit►out teeth euyphee, will be nearly cleared out with one or two mere good market.. HunnamrsiLD. Doc.l3.—The market scarcely sastained its hopeful character to-day. Buyer. evince caution; but still the demand tot 'Print goods minim's, and it is to hewed that *ben Chintzes lord the trade will have a Fettled tido of prosperity. WOOLS.-11 , ncc. 23.—Thrra le a steady burbler, doing la wools of priseik but not so brisk se th e last two or three weep, some of the till neat tales. 11!%NUF_ACTURY,8.-' hawizg bought what will 'alie 3:!go. 23.—A good demand eon tones for most desenotions of resiimable goods. ■ few orders h►ve been given out fur the sprit* trade. The amount of banner done does not reach that of lan week, ►ut It is more than the average of December market days. CORN.-11.1.1., Dee. 23.—We were moderately supplied with wheat to-day, and for which there was a fair demand at Is. to 24 below Dal nevdee's mime. Foreign .low ale, but quotationsreinaln the same. Barley in somewhat better demand. aed the torn to favour of seller.; toe qualities are in swie3 •oespase. Beane are dull We at le. decline. to eats and peso very little doing. LIMAIIId Sneer, but both cakes and oil are cuter to buy. In raps cakes nothing doing. Imports for the west ending Dee. I 6 :—Wheat, 4,446 qrs. • barley, 9,213; cats, 617; beam, 3,161 ; p.m, 93; tares, 40 ; ' linseed, 4,166; rapeseed, 12; oil cakes, 117 Iona; bones, 12. Lone, Die. 23.—Wheat to-day meets with a rather improved demand, and all geed qualities are held firmly at fully Friday's rater, with a fair extent of bueicen pawing. Bonn cot:armada late priors. Beans and oats, with other uncles, do not my from last week. Average Fries of Grain—Wheat, 1,646 qrs.. 131 s. 1d,.• barley, 1;45 qrs., M. 4d.; beans, 19 qrn, 49a. ; peas, 49 qrs., 12e. 9d. Art irola this week—Wheat 1019 gee., Data 69 qn., barley 1,611 qrs., team 147 fire. - - Dec. 23.—Tbe weather keeps open and Mid. At to.clay's market the attendanos of growers was small, and • moderate show of wheat. lbe trade was firm at lest work's currency for all descrip. Bons. Barley in mewl sapply ; good malting runs readily commanded se *dunes of Is. pa qr.; distilling qualities Arm no late rates; Wheat, white, Sulbs. to 63,b., 0- ii. to 74e.; red, new. Volts. to 631 he.. 6U. to , Ss.; oitto. Stillbe. to 60:b5., Ste to bus. Barley, chevalier new, 3211:e. to 541 W., 465. to SOs.; common. Sllbe. to Salts, ac. to 43a. Beane, old, albs. to e 6‘lbs., CO. to 32 5. I 33 ff• Ha& to 66105., 465. to 435. per qr. to the growers. Newcarrin, Dac. 23.—The wevtker after being wet, has suddenly turned frosty, which we trust may continue. At our market this morning we had a moderate show .4 wheat from the growers, chiefly of moderate quality, and having still a demand fur the unsound varieties for otstsat places, • clevrasoe wu early effected at MI rates, whereas the intermediate deuriptions wantil g to condition were almost auslesble. For extra south countiy samples there was more 'wintry and basilica* was to a measure checked by the tenacity of the holders. Flour sold very slowly, ond where awes were forced lower tame lad to be accepted. Rye neglected. Malting barley io.d fully as well. In beans and pens little stifling, and the same remarks will apply to cola. .11AVANNAH,Nov, 19, .......... SUOARA.—The favourable advice' received from abroad at the cemmencernent of this month had. at find, but little effect co the mind of purchasers, owing principlly to the very low state of our exchange market. flowerer, thiye god accounts from England u well as ibis United States Ping confirm. il by the nest mail, more activity in Pit staple became virible, and an Pupae of buainue was pubs/sad soon after, with likewite more regularity in prices for the low and middling peen.. Thus the truo,actines lave been very fair of late, Willy for the Usitad Pates and main, and the Inquiry coo. • dimes good for all deseriptlowt but principally for the superior kinds • for which Spasish houses have to slow extravagant rates, end WS thus cannot always witty their peculate, as but little Is erring for sal. juat now, our mock, reduced now to about IVO,OO O bones, being all to riecond hands, who hold back and thereby often check operations. At liatanzas, the stock, all in second banes, does not exceed 15,000 notes. The latest ulnas trim abroad, from England up to the Ith Potent (telegraphic), and from New Yolk up to 17th inst. (lentro), report lee scut ty and even some decline there, but notwittatanduur our market manna unaltered In price., although one or the other buyers may have acted with Wllbeirlukt more Tempe. Dry supra nintinue extremely scarce, and they pserally fetch more than our quotations. We have had Pry Ise and dry weather dui ing the month, aid it still continues favourable; tome mutts on high lands have been grinding since eight or ten days, others have commenced now, and many will be doing so towards the early cap of text month. The prospects for the oomine crop matinee thou for quite favourable. flutiorms.—Vor the United luau. something la doing at 1 dol. to dol. per box auger; for Europe the market is quite Inactive, and our quotations numinaL tabanriel tor orders, V. ss. to 21.105. EZCOANOLI have fluctuated a good deal ; after being down to Mato Si per cent premium, loadon, and Se to 10 per cent. disuunt, New York, tney have risen again for this weenier, and we quote today by last transaction., London, Si to 4 per i cer. premium; York. ' tlrr e c r im th t s * C i irco u la n s t Of Kobbe e Xialing sp u d Co.) c" TRAFFIC RETURNS. IATZWAT& Mlles Fir mer. Tow. TOW. open. mien. ebaselim INA Ili AA A A ICJ IX •-• 7.343 CM Week ehdlni Dee. 11. Marts Antonin Morena W Pletotal •••• lelook wham Dee. 14. North disdordshlre 111. & C.l 233 Week mew Dec. 10. Olsehou sad South Wallin Week (Aldine Dee. 21. North London ....... Great Luseinhoure Dullest and Comte Down •• • • WI 50 . 9 72 , 4 Ca 23.1 Lea 33 9% 41 4 :431 713 ISt lll SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Berealas, Captain Wu?, (row Shields to Wismar, with coals, bat been wrecked at Ursansea.—Detsingb op, Deo. —. Lops, Captain Juul, from Copeah gen, with iron and meechsadoe, has heat 'retched st Dontster.-11eleingboei, [tea —. Yep Moms sailed from New Tern on the 46th of August for the Ciyde, and has not since been hued of. TATIRPOOL SAITO AT 7011901. Po►n.—Eleanors, and Arao (rd, tit Genoa; Mearder (es), at Amos; Migern, at Santander ; znietscs for Cadiz, at Coruna; Gunn Maid, at Gibraltar; Douro at Oporto; Ain't's. at TATTIVITI. ' Bsizan roes tzvazzoot..—sibtatan (as), hoot Trieste, Dos, 1 Loren repass. Nov. 27, and dons, Dee. 6, from Tarragona. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amertea (or Serene) (barque). of 'army, from London for 11,41 Video, 35 days out, IoL Is 8., Ito. s• W. C. Blot/. from Liverpool for %womb, Dee. 3, lat. 33, lan. '3. Indian Como (ship), Nov. 81, lot. 15 N., too. 33 W., 'teems so.d• word. Radius, from Liverpool for New o:lna% lot. 24 N., los. 34 W. Zephyr. King, tram Liverpool for Callao, Allff. 14, la. II d, 100. 33. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BIRLET.—Dee. )9.. at Beat Bowe, ['reattach, Maaelcatct, T. H. iiirley,.or; . dsughier. MISOOKBPANK.— Dee. 19, et Portnoy, Ireland, the wJe of Cir. Brookebank, 09th Kee., of a von. EDWARDS.—Dee. 21, at Dennisre.loll, the wife of W. Usti /A req., of a son. ZWART.—Deo.2O, at Wilmalow,Cteshire, the wife of 1. Est.itt, ft*, of • daughter. HOLMES.—Doe. 20, at Potherflild, Maidstone, the wee of .1.11..r.d . . LAN) Dess. 70 1 4 1 .f n. 21. at Abererombie.square, Liverpool, the *lt if C. Lesions, Iraq., of a daughter. MATISIAI3.—Ike. Of, at the Tower, near Mold, the wife of C.,2t. F. Matthias, Adjutant Royal Flint Minus, of a daught. r. BITVLIAL— Dee. 20, at Both Lodge, Tunbridge. we.* 111 wilt :1 Mr. J. A. &atolls, of a daughter. 141A1tKIA013 8 . CAULV FILO —CROPT.—U.v. 16, at Bathwiet Chrch, % A a• Nee Liamtrer, vt. coulto. 4, Esq., .ort of the E. W. Caulfelel, M.A.. of South WrAltuit MALIN Vfaf W garet Eluttheth, eau:alter of ttic Ner. J. 11. Croft, EA., :a of Itroberoosmbs, owlet. DICKSON-IAUTOUR. Deo. la, at Tod4ingto4 Pedfordthire. st" her. D. IA Issoa. of Ililltown, Sorry. Ireland, to earb.tra daughter of the late J. A. lAtdour, f ru. ftlßTlWZglaflig..:- Dee. IS, at St. nabrlers. Pimlico. Or the ge'• J. Fleming, W. Vlemitsg,r f St. Catherine's College. Camerelid 46th Neat). to Aura Charl otte. dau g hter of the late Loa: 3. tithe, 5.14 el Rorteruou Caste. Kilkenny, Ireland. JOr —,EssoK—Dere• 2 0 . at Christ Clouthb, St. Noma., he thr Rd; W. VI. Bun owe, Francis 'd Uliom. eon of the Ide Oft.f. Olf.fral. to rush, dAughtet of the late 0. Jaiaop, Ne+, oi Liooolaglire. PEAT HS BELIIAW.—We. 21, Mr. T. Belihasr, Lniea• liettl_. I. rbobr. Inds Dee. 20, at Stunt flad.etreet Winton, tbs lat W. Cornish, Esq. FRE:MI.—Die. M. Vary Aaanan, with of Mr, P. Erect!. °I Cridebederiaes, and etepneyitheen, aged M. GRIPTITIL—Dee. 19. at kir.. Catherine, wife of J. 00199. MARTIM.—Des. 20 at thicken, Kesel, Sarah Martha, . 1 * Martin, Zap., MOONAY.—Des. ag ed 19, 12. at Canal...F:lll,mi, T or l i .read, NII aas. Mooney, fp., A. 8., S.C.D., editor of the 1 . betaat Nina than. Mott 43. PART.—Dee. 20, at Camden-trod-till.* C am daughter daughter of J. east, tip., *god I. QUKENSISERRY.— Dee. 19, at Canaan House, Edisbargb Jok'. Marquis et 2usensberry. aged in. Printed end putelehed be WIWAIII Ul 11.• HALM et ik ta r 41 Street, In the elty at Wades. rra.ar. at the Ott, .a Street. In the Precinct alt Illilittetthera—Warawat Pal • 24,1afat j LI 4 I 1 I