The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29, 1852. CLERICAL. Rev. George L. Allem, to the chaplain., of Defoe, H.R.I.C.S. Rev. Charles Gerrard Andnwes, to St. Msegareraturatii Leicester. Rev. Josiah Descarriere Salience, to Peterborough curacy. Rev. Thomas Baugh, to East Froward, with Watt Brad ley curacy, Somerset. Rev. Adolphe. Boodle, t Radstoek massy. Rowiereet. Rev. Richard Ragland Brooke, to Si Luke', perpetual coney, Cheatham, Manchester, value 2-581. ; patrons, Trustees. Rev. Robert Henry Niabett Browne, to Ibitock coney, Leicesterehire. 1t.,. William Saiasbury Browns, to Isle Abbott, curacy, Somerset. Rev. Frederick Campbell Cardew, to Curry-Mallett, with Carlend coney, Somerset. 1t... Chula; Dodgems (R. of Croft), to be Canon Ripideatiary in the Cathedral Church of aipoa. Rev. Themes Douglas, to St. James's curacy, Aeerington, Lancashire. Rev. George Henry Event, to St. James's Curacy, Seth. Rev. Frederick Fisher, to the Chaplaincy of Moorad s bu and Keine* Tel, Hon. East India Company's Service. 1t... John Kenning Fowler, to Long Sutton and East Lambrook Curacy, Somenebbire. Ile,. William Fraser, to Tor-Mohun and Cockington Curacy, Deveashire. Rev. Charles Galway, to Lower Sadooey Rectory, diocese Deny. •ACM!CIIS. Itscroutn—Chilton,ittiolic, diocese Ely, value 2081 ; AV. H. Wyndham, Esq. Rev. W. C. Freeland, Chstrehover, Werwicluibire ' dime,* Worcester, value VOL ; patron, Henry Oritnes,Esq. ; Rev. T. C. H. Cham berlain, deceased. Ringedown, Lent, archdiocese Canterbury, value 24,51. ; patron, Rev. T. Festinates, D.D. ; Bey. T. Pennington, M.A., deceased. Thorl.y, Hertfordebire, diocese Rochester, value 512/. with residtoes ' • patron, Bishop of Rochester; Rey. T. Pennington, dec eased. VICANAOSII.—Matios. county and diocese Gloucester, value 1841. ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Gloucester ; Rev. R. A. Prichard, promoted. Tuttingtoc, Norfolk, diocese Norwich, value 1241. patron, Bishop of Ely ; Rev. G. Jarvis, deceased. Wiggenhall, Si. Mary the Virgin, Norfolk, diocese Nor wich, value 941. with residence ; patron, Lord Chancellor ; Rey. R. T. Powell, deceased. Winenhall At. Peter Norfolk, dioomoo Norwich, value 851. ; patrols, Lord dhancellor , ; Bar. B. T. Powell, deceased. Pnai.irosr. Cusxcia.—London. Bt. Mary, Baggie st..., value 6001. with residence; Patron the Archdeacon of Loudon, Bev. P. P. Parker promoted. Muff, diocese of Derry ; patron Dew of Derry ; Rev. D. Maxwell promoted. Bowerhy, Yorkshire, diocese of Ripon, value 1601. sad residence ; patron Vicar of Halifax; Bev. B. E Brooke, promoted. Limiaxentr.—St. Leonard's, Susan, diocese of Chi chester; Bev. T. P. Sproule, promoted. Coaaciss.—Mells, Somerset, diocese of Bath and Wells, sasistant ; stipsnd 501. with board and lodging; patron Rev. W. Blackwell. 'o;Orie i me. OW, to Colley Coney, Somerset shire. — lice. James GoSock, to the Alaistiust Chaplaincy of St. Luke's, Cork. NAVAL Porrsmounr, DEc.2B:iice-Admiral Sir T. T. Manse, the newly appointed Commander-in• Chief at this port, heisted his flag (white et the fore) on board the Vic tory, ship, Captain John Shepherd, when it was saluted by the Neptano ens the o rison from the platform battery. Ii was subsea:V e y struck, the gallant admiral proceeding on team of PRIZE M 3NEY. (hem last night's Glatrae.) Tao Cyan,..-Notice I. iriVint to the late dicers and crew of her fielesty's steam vessel Cyder, the Ron. George Fowler Haatiags, Captain, that, on the 20th day ofJanuary, 1863, they will be paid, u above, their proportions of slave end tonnage bounty neared for the capture of the slave brigantine (name unknown), on the 20th day of November, 1860, and the shares will be re-ealled every Thursday for three menthe, agreeably to Act of Parliament; vie.:-flag, 1771. 18.. 61d.; captain, 3331. 2s. 10d. ; second elan, 671. 121. 31d.; third clue, 641. ls. 914.; fourth class, 321. 9.. Id.; clam, 184 18s. 7 d.; sixth class, 161. 4.. 614. ; seventh clams, 101 . 16 e. 41 . • eighth elms, 61. Be. 24 ; ninth clam, 31. 7s. 71d. ; tenth Clam, 2L Os. 6:d. -Doe.snt end Co., Agents, 22, florreyettrost, thread. Tas 8w...tn.-Notice is hereby sins that such of the ISOM and mew of her Majesty • ship Bealark, as are entitled to share for a slaving vessel (name unknown), captured Dee. 26, 1860, that they may receive their respec tive Fices of tonnage bounties granted for the same, by • on at No. 6, New-ion, Strand, on Th un d a y, Jan. 3, 1863, or any secceeding Tumidity or Thursday daring th e period allowed for re-ealling th e payments. ladieWeal Aare In each class flag. 301. 11.. 6d. • con- nuader, 571. 6.. 6d. • third class, 201. 76.11 d. ; f isr;ll clam, 12L 4e. Id. • Afth dire, 7L 2e. 9141. • sixth clue, 61.25. ; seventh elnia, 41. le 7d. • eighth slew, 24 Os. 914. ; ninth dais, 11.65. 6d. ; tenth etas., 16e. ed.-Tammuz Colman and Joan A. Iliezn, Agitate. Tel FlRlPLY.—i4oies is given to the °Seers and eon peal her Mensty's steam sloop Firefly, John Tudor, Reg., commander, entitled to share for the capture of the brigantine Renapes*, ea the 24th Febraary, 1850, that they will be paid their Impassive proportions arising from the mid capture ea the 17th January next, et No. 10, John nie's% Adelphi, and all shares not then claimed will be re-culled every Monday and Tbandor the following three nestle, pennant to Act of Pa rent—flag share, 611. 61. ; eenntander, 961. 2s. 61d; third elan, 391. 19e. 314. fourth elan, 231. 19s. 614.; fifth rises, 181. 19s. 94 ; s ixth elan, IU. 19s. 91d.; 'meth elites, 71. 19s. 1014.; eighth elan, 31. Ws. 114. ; ninth class, 21. 96. 111 4 ; lath glass, U. Red.—Jour( Cmirrax- DAZA Mad. THE MILITIA. I(rnox LAST NIGHT'S OLZBITS.) Ths following commissions have been signed : Major William Lewis Grant, to be licatessat-eolosel, vies Gest, deceased, in the King's Owa Light Infantry ReAat of Mids. stmt lam Gray, to be captain, by brevet, is ditto. Captain Frederisit Joha Pany, latei of the 17th Lancers, to he captain of a mellow, vios Overend, deceased, in I ditto. Taitaia Charles William Tepper, late of the 7th Fueßien, to be sapid& of a creapecy, rice Barrows, deceived, la _ _ Within Percival Kentlrate, Esq., to be captain, in the NOrth Ilente aw Mat of Militia. Cartels I Tooker Odle, to be espialn, vies William Cuaalnibm , reigned, In the delellai,llambarton, Clatilumaa, a,d Maras &giant et Militia. George Park Miriade', pat., lobe nesteke, vice Thomas Ne=ol o dartia redgeed, Mb. Plimieelmat Junes. to be lieutenant, vies KCavdrY eelliniten, resigned. in Ike Earl et Obeeter's Regiment Tummy . NEW DEPUTY LIEU Yozzanua. Ditb7 Ca7 l •7, PA. FATAL ACCIDIXT ow THE Gun Won= Brar.- wa:r a Monday =rang, a heel emehlest marred en the Darks mad Ruts brae& at the Gene Western hallway. It be. heat the aussey te 1% far the enrio-driver "skier the ha Ink hen to Da saw laterder 'nen& le wit se lows in igla rlidni op the arty 1k le liesAbiatilleaday Rohe ea si gr iver, it sad uth sass ae e tram en Chris wst t: as the sane se ea a, be retuned the same I honer node ansagemsens to start at Ws fleas en smander to hen the MY so as to thle anima at end hem Aneediaily he left anhar b e e n s lfsaday sionner about dr o'clock with an bad moan* reeneded bull a mile before a po la r Urn hod been deprived of Sh. The facts sprees to be then:—Two roam _ nea r ia the swarley of Mrs Orlon mad the mann ewe fa the emailmememe et ig, left bine Ie to week in =Veins. at juneekin of the and buena Inn, 'bent mite hen the lowa. ew* On It me not for any Iran to travel urn the les situ nearly alas oek, tUy walked en the reel benne" he two neb% disking_they *sold reach the rine Swab In rushee sehly. The er took the ewenuelea le semi Ye whistle to ine lli ttt v any who multebt be in he Mor s hoe infortnamisty a eureng west ow wind hien at he Ihme.se that the ress Mew esell eel hear it, and is aOm gam& he was basked down, mod his body heedleil4antilated by the awns. The nine men, he wat Mat walked elope by the tails, amenene with way Mehl . As knew has sloes boss bell baton the eseener the bseimerti, mod the whims= showing Mat Mar essident entirely arose hen the wan ea the derrunway, the jury retuned a t r i ll of Afxddenal Death." ACCIDENT OX Till SOUTH YOILEIKIRL RALLWAY.—Os Neibir aisle luta &ha insideni emwered en this line to • amemati John oleshem • sawyer, upwards of 50 yeses K ap. The tieeememi moiled at Livid Haag (about Mr Who hew Dessealse), and was erawisi the Yam is hie way bent to CesiON, Warta a =Tit po., who the Orr Mears tear trom to nWey, whisk wee due it the tire, sow sp e and sprees to h ag slosh the dowsed behre M road set of of ass way. The solhetueste ma's hod was eso- Weleiy severed hew his body, tad he was otherwise saseli esstaard. TM delver ef the satins (James WeNessll) sear that be was pie at the owl pass mad was not anew of the oseresse mai ishessed of it on his warn eau Dassdker_ whoa ea esmiestion of engin. the hat wdoessied wee hod hawses the boar pre sad . ' the soshshos. The path by Odell Cerro Tr errors had tibees its. previews is the lberatiis of the seaway, ther le se met et poseselies as the pert of intense. .TBassisii.—The clippar ship Titania mind ia th• Mawr, ap yarsari attorneys tem Peritaabm. Ili* part slop left at the 27th November. We lee, by this artival OM **Braid Oak sailed kr Limped Mrs days prior or Ohs Tlissis's sibs, of widish* ssikisi Imo boos kraal stye& a IUO auto. She greatest patent of Asa is paws epos hold lap from 5 to 1 i, sad from 16 tiv 30 liv4est pmportios of maids+ (4 6.14 percent.) be low. to the CIILM above 600 acres;" on this el.;sl is abs. cult , vste.l the ;greatest proportion at turnips, " other error (ram" and peas; but svlurat and other hind Frain,. as sins p...,tors and 0 ix, are cultivated to a conipsrstivel; lintitvd cattlit. The rate of prsdues of the wheat mop in 1851, those+ soeaewha• higher oa the average thes in 18.50. is yet very low. Oats also show aelieht improvement. The rates of yrodu(.• .if hatley and here exhibit little or so change. !Right tncresvc appear in rye, h-aus, and pese, potatoes, turnip., and mangel wo, rel. An e•aisinte of the quantity of torn, Deana, and peas grown aionieVy in Ireland risco 1817 hat bees made from the returns, of which the following is an shamed 1847. I. wh e at (bi t =oe' steam) ... 11.901,390 1.70 4 . 1911 Ants Monello of 14 ileum) ... 111,411,28/41 ... 17,03. 1 74 Odr, (barre!. or I e slowest 1.014,3911 2,413.991 brae b tries of le site.so ... 421,974 .. 411:1 31 Lys .data, of ,l nuns; 1 0 1973 137 .5" OM. (bsobele of a irslkoa) 172,849 ... 7./82,410 The • ta ivy of measares in gotten' use in leass 4 , aud of neess..ty niloot.d ia them tables, renders the ipsenti wow. I.) be added together • until riesuceil to one common Pandora. The following table eshibits the total produce et the above crop.. reduced to ton• of 2,210 lb. rata : Tears. Tice ut ?mews. t Tao. 01 Prods** 2,114.102 1 , .511.1 , 2,113,311 1442 2,1.11,114 1 11111 , 1.181,811 The .ueyeedine table chows the total produce of potatoes sad turnips, also given by tons. pet Teenlno. (prole. end 1.114014111. hos. Toss. Tess 1161 1.444.193 3 ; . ....4114 (Not to ma.) 1840 4,514,101 5,5i0.1111 101,1'27 2. 11 13,1420 1.119, , r4.11 , 112,831 1191 We have so minims of entwining the proportion of the above ;-:odure consumed a• homing Iva ; yet the quantity per head produeyd in each county or poor law union afford. . tolerable eriteriou for judging of their present comparative capabilities. Tbr _crate./ quantity of mreal crops, in proportion to the inhabitants, woo grown is Meath. Kildare. Wexford, West. swath. Lodi and Kilkenny. The oounties of Clare, Sligo, Galway. Leitrim, Mayo, and Kerry, show the lowest are ftgi • Highest. Lomat. lho. I Ibe. 11,41P-Pw4w, per bead 1. 34 4 floe-pro Iwo per had 110 -e da. 1,170 , redo do. ... 474 Wester 1 do. ... 1,3.14 do. 1114449.e.a2 da. .. 1,710 Louth do. ... 1,119 It ,yo An. 3477 krlyor• do. . Kerry do. The under mentioned twenty poor law unions kiwi . been sekete4 to show able!, produce the largest propordsa of cereal crops for each individual inhabitant, mad those whose oversees ore the lowest: 11 , 21444. lbs. Lonem. Athe..34 , 4414., per Wed ... 1, 73 1 I 61entlee -reducer head. :94 Mon; dna. da. 1.6'7 Nuntry fret:re4ertoleleto Jo. ... 1.64 I Newport do. 219 Oa. 1,1113 londte do. :32 Omer on. ... 1.19. I 641.4, do. 244 Insocorthy ... lA4I Cahartiletem do. ... aft Ards, 40. ... 1.3411 Ikon de. 217 Neeol do. ... LOS Males do. Daaeb.uahas do. ... Lin 1 liftman do. ... 196 ILlroibery do. ... 1.684 , Croilatorts,co.Cork,do. ... 117 tom rt.—erotic. The Ceu4lllllCommissionen of 1311 having inquired as to the number of acres of arable, pasture, and waste laud in every (Ann in Inland, and haring also ascertained the nam ber of horses an,l mules, sea. 5, cattle, sheep, pip, and poul•ry, on each holding in that year, the abstract of the moms published in their report aff ords a valuable basis for comparison with those in 18.51. Sut-',e , ned is as abstmft of the total sasouat of each descriptiaa at stock in Intuit in 1841, and also in 1851 181861. Hones awl mules 676,116 1543,312 Ames 92,365 136,931 Cetl* Sheep Pig. Oasts Poultry 8,458,517 7,470,694 Th,s table shows a gradual diminution in the number of banes soil mules; the decrease within the ten years being 32,903. Pigs, though greatly increased since 1847, haws sot yet reached the numbers shown in 1841, the deficiency as between that year and 1811 being 327,956. Goats were not enomereted is 1841, but their numbers have coad• &rah', increased since 1817. Poultry have also increased sinet. 1347 ; but they are yet under the number in 1841 by 937,3 M. The number et horned cattle in each period shows a considerable aunnentation ; the increase within the tea years Wog 1,104,345. The Ceucus Commissioners of 1841 nt il efal nada ea ri fauetation of the stock at that time I. but also, after inquiry, amused an average rate par for sash deniript;oi vie., horses and mules were valued at IL asses at 17, horned cattle at 61. 10e., sheep at It Is., pigs at 11. 55., poultry at 6d. By this means they annul at an approaiasaßiss to the value of the entire stock in ',gland Ia 1811. There is every Tr 39011 to think that were the inquiries im this @ab ject now repeated. horses and mule*, cattle, sheep and pip would be estimated at higher rates ; bat ee any Amid= in these rates would disturb the cestparissa ebb previews years. it ban been thought judicious to adhere to the plass adapted in 1841. A general view is thus sibelei air tee cutest of the changes which have taken pee' eines the{ year in this importaat branch of Wake,: seal vales et etre. fors stuck. 1811 £21,106,808 1631 27,737,383 In contraotiag the masher of holdiyp with the Tales of Mach a the pen 1841 and 1851, it that al thea& the Rumble of hilly has di • • 120,776, sal the =Lover of @Mak It the proasiee lealbsdises Ya by 7.131.31,4 th e balbalials i oath olar bow ea ma avalsot meant at sink ea their Imes ramps.. WM] tbia bed I. 1841, *as showing that stock on Use tee h dames s (i.e. from to 6 and beta du IS atus4 ham diaddiha arm rapi/ I ly that the iirsahar Of Issue, as/ that althsept the "tea ea the azo gs =t , hem KW 13, and above 111 awes) b the Imam is set la properties to the pester Illalobor of Yip, Wimp; and that a further amemmsata- Soa of the meek ea as went of 8.700,0001. be Walsh is to taste In avenge Salami of sleek as Nib dirs at Is 1311 steal to what it was ea Ibises, times yrers. — Tbe drowed fw thie:boarease wreeenolly arises how the olingoi shed aeon f 664 if . hes of Ave awes, with 111 Work be wawa ft ow et If saw with its stock—se lokithig is 1641-41. Wks blesses • behliag of • higher dam hot with • NS* wise far .sly lb. 6 I. added w 7g,) 321. be. Adams 141 soder the avenge value per heats! of eino Is Wish it tire beau raised by dr lairs of the twelbows. In tiO Inu;seir "Meek" bowl is 1661,. edam kr des sualier of ant ms In Ihe fine One unnamed. Dr t. Mars nosind, it dist Ohne meo Ms loanionl 17,1 17 76.1 non • lb* ibilibmilse by p,s iwi lfaisstar la Yuman In Ulm, 1. Connaught 1,288 Tetal ambit dm is le Ithl ._. 17,171 TM isithel tobith of sleek lbw thir dietribatiee thrmbent lbe esesthy by beresies maim The pobilmien stem mum le later Ws year tlim etesol, slier se the imenael slan el the present mit. mei by the me debieldmilleadoe of fam doe le PM I, mthelelei the tembei nom et Inked. brig Is the pm at twee.. *MR The War week tibia bee teed r ENEMA by amine. eel b ....dead fa her vs lem—lainime ...l geoviess—in ow pebble eel menmeei lebeth Mese of redimet. Is esesiesths, we bei Alarm that apes wileteler thel .beet iame el the . oesemise Mth the km estebtables. tlee *eta* thibilethe shish ft Me twig at enema bight of the Mee esor is 111411—the iliMaked them of poetise* of dis goals *rope (as s WPM 7111511% owl tie mew ter of meth arida him died of disease Mimi* emere. lay* salisatom is this emetey—mt emet bos • matikee rev It seethed, egos ibe Wilms whiels these Miss nthed of the steadily Imesier meet of thee sloe, H. l` sespreved tiesditiss of wieder, Is Imbed. We bare the Meru to he year imoliseey's very laithfol servant., WILLIAM DOWILLY, 1 ilder o amishmer. Regime, thaaral, W to-Loogo Z. WILD/. Aulelast Cembieem Simms ism LWTON, imgethe r . Ciento .8e.,. Dabile.llll6 Nmembee, CHRONOLOGY. (rru l'tutes). 1855. City Improvement Act pealed. 1857. Temple Bet pulled down and Lord Mayor's Show &behind. 1860. Pelee established with the KaMrs—fa ism& sr two. 1590. Library Catalogue of the British Mums completed —to the letter D. 1579. Sale of Carle Tesa's Cabin maws. 1900. Colonel Sibtborp becomes Premier, vireoe et his molarity, 1901. Attempted revival e( Protneties Ails. 1963. New National Gallery 1960. Beer Monopoly ends. 1973. Westminster = and the New ROWSopen, of Parliament finished. 1999. l.Uway accidents cease. 2000. lama* Tax tio moved. Date not Fixed. Prosperity of !reload besieL Date too remote to be calculated. Publication et Paned team. Pillion Ridl.wiTTlLArrlo.—The following US SO llot mom Si tie grow reeepteot fbe pried* Vera realms: Ileorersam.-7rom Dee. f r bee. 13: mete, 301.11.14 gee* MAIM tout. 172,4931. 11wr.—rra Dee. 13 to Dee It: Paereeles, 111,11.11.; iPook e 7; 111111. 11 110 791 . kaa.-4 7 eas Dee. II to Dee. 11: wryer., 11,021 f.; meek 4 W. 47 . 110 K we Dumas hame—leam Dee. 11 le Dee. It: P.. sares, 1111,71 et. ; web. MAIL • bola, seloen, Dremosenas.—lhes Dell. 1 to Del. 14: toomeere, 141,11 E ; vide 117,111 f.; 11eia...-Fen NW. le Del. : Toloseeele. 11 1,314 f.; pea, Iffr mi lll ma. =.lll3lll Dee 11 le Del. IS: Penieres. OAK; seek alla I =ll le Dee. 11: Perseeeete, 117,1111.; gal% ; M CA ft Dee Is : releeselee MOW.; seek WIL; VAL her Die. I le Die. L—Prissamp e IL els% ; 1 04 "OK HEALTH OF LONDON DUHLNO THE WEEK. The official return informs us that in the week that ended List Saturday the number of deaths raffish, red a the metropolis was only 871. In the previous week it WWI 1,011 ; the present re'urn therefore shove a Llecrease of 170. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 164231 the average numbs r of des:ha was 1,133, which, if a eor ration la made for inertaill of population, give a 'sodality of 1,262 for the pretest time. The mortality was lower list week than in any of the corresponding weeks; and so fat as a conclusive can be drawn from former eaperience ' the present state of the public health must be considered satisfactory. Fatal gases arising from epidemic diseases decline from 211 is the reeding we, k to 162 in the last. Those from diseases of the respiratory organs fell in the same time from 161 to 130. The corrected average for the former elms is 236- that fir the latter 241; hence it appears that a great di minute's has recently occurred in the mortality of both. Last week wall pox wee fatal in roily 3 eases measles in 11. koepiarsimpli in 23, croup in 6. Scarlatina declined to 60, typhus to 39, diarrhea to 12. Influenza carried off 3 children, 3 persons between 1.1 and 60 years, and one per. settle roan Ad. Is the sub-district of Cavendishtgusre, at 32, Wimpole• mews, is Ike 20th December, a girl, aged 11 years, died of "Asiatic cholera (24 bearer - Mr. Tookey, the regis tear, has received the following report on this case trona the ' medical attendant, Mr. Joseph, M :—" A most marked and unequivocal attack of this disease. The girl had bona quite well and at church oa Sunday, was takes with ordinsry diarrhea at night, for which a chemist pro scribed. The diarrhea continued ad the next day, the character of which could not be ascertained. I was vent fur at tea p.m., the purging had then ceased, continual rum lemmas, eyes sunk in the bead sad of a &my appesassoe, the entire body cold, and amend with the chtrastaristio blue title; se pulse perceptible at the wrist, moaning incesmat, end partial Iseensinibiy. Death occurred an hour after wards before anything effective could be done. The father is • groom, and lien over his master's stables; all his family have more or leas diarrbcos at present. As surgeon for the llsetory sub-district during t h e (mistimes of cholera in 1519 1 had nearly 400 eases under my care, but at no time had one with symptoms so well marked and severe as the above." _ _ 7;1o:ton New Town, at 11, Parr-street, ow 20th De cember, the daughter of a chemist, aged 12 years, died of typhoid fever (14 days), always subject to convulsions, and had bees dumb from 7 years of age." Mr. Anna, the registrar, was informed that the occupier of the hoses has been edger to very °Missive smells, the ware email from the cesspool through the drain-trap in the sees." At 1. 81. Anse's-court, in the sob-district of St. Anne, West minster, en the 21st December, the sea of a jeuraeynean Wier, aged 6 years, died of scarlatina with ulcsrated throat, Ike. (3 weeks)." It is stated on the medical certifi cate that the house is badly ventilated. At 3, Albany-road, Camberwell, ea the 22nd December, the daughter of a gas-fitter, mei 3 years, died of "scarlatina (6 days)." Mt. Stevens, the registrar, says that " this is the second death that has occurred in this family within sin days from the same disease, and when it was registered another child we. lying at the point of death." In the Ore= sub-district of Bethnal-given one death from scarlatina maligns " in West Side, 2 from typhus sad ens from low fever in the Workhouse, were registered in the week that ended 18th December.; and sae from bear - Wise in Wellington-street. 2 Mot typists in Primrose street, om from Ogles to Mergelb•alseet, eel me fane typhus in Cremsereo wore registered la the week that ended lest . Mr. Ifeemd. Rio regime, hal gm' motel the tebw 'tiler f, whisk be received trews Mr. Palm. .1 W agtoawaat, arils' his testimony to the cerestera ti IllsotWeillegleilMet, W4 11 4 6111 ' plass, and aejrrieg gloss mere kale is grouad which wanlEmmert, a heick-field, a feuadsticn having been ekr theism's.. N either mho nee other drainage was peovided he the uses,sad causonontly the streets ilrsonsearrft under water, whisk 161111 up the walls to a esidientie Wert. There is tat the user Maki that the mimeo moo of typhus and Orr fevers that have osemed to the ealcdMist are the orb of this state of =I tram he a eartaisty that eras fatal mar of sa t fever have recently emend in Wellington street and Welllngten-plies, sad at gill ressat time up wards of I 2 perms ars laid up with fever." Mr. Howard says :—" My mum for last week shows that more deaths additional typing, have 'sewed sines Um above was writ ten, all in the ems attibbeetheed." L Bane hie, leltegth. a trueems, aged 46 years, died of "ti►dwemeetl bleb eneheidel days)." In Frances street, Lembets, a seem, aged 16 yews, died of "tonneau sad bens earls, ezheesdes (10 days)." Soon children died hoes want of keener ilk. Last week the bras of 708 boys and 643 girls, in all 1,361 children, were registered in Lodes. In the seven corresponding weeks of 180-61 the average number was 1,266. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of this barometer in the week was 29.746 in. The mean temperature of the week vas 46.8 deg., which is 7.8 deg. above the average of the same week in ten Jeers. The mean daily temperature was above the average on every day of the week. It was highest ea Monday, when it rose to 61.4 deg., which is 11.8 deg. above the average, and lowest on Thursday, when it fell to 39.8 deg., which le 1.1 deg. above the average. It nee on Fri day sad Saturday to shoat 49 dcg. or 11 deg. above the average. On Thursday the wind was E.S.E.; in the net of the week generally ia the south-west. The meals dif ference between the new prat temperature and air tem perature was 6.1 deg. THE LATE DIVISION OF ST. PANCRAS INTO Durnestic--Ortszon or 81n Frrznor KiLLT.—The above pepsins pada having within the last twelve swathe been divided bin Swehre diarists kw withal pupae, by en wits la am" a Mashy arose as se the Ware comae te be ranted se ma* the mode et abseils et vestry:nes maim et aseenste; and, Is sselpessee, lb. G. W. F. Cady wilifie to the parish. roadved issiessiless be.. the eineeitteledess draw up • ear hr the *Medea of the Sellellewereca4 at to the step seemery is b. Sim with ~Mena Is the shin aisles at the next shales at sad audi ts. of fteassesate. The iambs h thtiJ spinals of the Selisiteer-Oseeral and Xr. D. D. Manna yen this ine swift We in st spike that tie parish of set beam divided kb IMMO kr • mini rasa se odor wpm', within mesh, of 1 and 2 Ws. IV., Oh - see. 22. We ohs DIM *at as the heehaw* bee elpeseely shwa pewee Is Inman the num ber of usillespiesee la the ow sesempleted by 1 and 2 Wm. s.ft bee implisselen est pewee in all etber MBOT KILLT.DAVID Yuma." 1 1 It wo weed apes notion of Mr. Churchwarden e ll"DI seessied by Mr. Wild, that th. opinion be en. wpm lbs neirsdes, and sent up to ta. vestry at the asall oo —Absit the transaction of soma routine busi ness Os brie up. s lissuirr.—Yestsrday Mr. Payne held as issnest at DL Dartbriewsw's Meeetutl. sa the body of Meihreep, used 711 e who eese Is be death by the hasp tithe sent el a hew dubs the limiest* on Men day naguisi hat. The seams embodied the facts width tar weraisseeed yesterday is wet mart. Ind tke jury re _ a west ot " Aseidestel doe.' TIM WI HUNT ELIIO/10WrAMIN HONOUL —The Ission sad wordy quid bens. of Ban M. 14. nuad's—whish Me romady Isis phoned ins a prat state of essidnest, essonson spas We dos* wadded oiesdos ; die raseedly, it be raellosled, Is Ihe bod bolsi she Mr. Orlin seer Mr. Msedneile—hos nes lass emend by a all In Mein men sad *lola Lad weal, whoa the esdisersl of the dna* Mips Ss die it wee whinend that a thellompon aid bad boss Mums Oars; ant whoa dna norm woo solaced, And whoa IS ins fody .sass Om rush • draw Wes be use Is Mr. Malhords, the ws dismal on ismassoi Issdaid. The gosetoms who thomill orldsolles INN Mt. Oakes, a booker, of the bine" Miss et Bowles Om% Misr at the esersdri sanded% sad the mese et wind ma as spoons Ls is see of MA iswiestades ze= width Mr. War norkiend aillankely apes Mr. Ha:dorsi@ se Main bat es re fired, dr. OaMe, who ill MISINOMIS as the sad • doyen liesmoss of the sessey, seas a dolds. after Ma in Han. The %ler it me oessind at %Me, Capri delis., Nt Idanate, as Me Mewl ',Mr. Oalon salon apes r. Bedews Se resolve the is., of i• Ids Mead" Se seeds the Mr. Hardortie, however derided es w lie law, wed es Alin Mr. la his sprosu before the new owl H. Le Min, MI., assisissre + l .. sil e hem" owl Idled for their insolloresee Is ths mew. • = asseing of then imoshasoss wee hid ell Moe whim BM Odin me bond So hemp As fiord Mr. Msedoesde als snit. is a ml ie ttelld It dftd suresies of 100 L nob, owl Mae Is MK The ihir„ d mane, Ma ceased esdimost is the benogh.—/peorecA Exprme. Ter TIZZONAPII ox m Pisms Atre.—Tio Dassmatis of Trim rases Any es no 11th raesin tM Met denesehre wen indeed at Beim oby Mopeds foss ethwys and Irons% btibe Oslined. ray saw be seat also by Or Bonseds. The wesse latter We. althessit arena with SNOW throes► a nen dared. pinks sr their east, ban watatml to set with niaisnemod reselowity. 8111001u2o0 COAL-NIT ACelmeNT.—ft fatal widest, molds fns the e d oe Vd of i =sigads= 4 . se nd a M drys see is a at P ONN Ahmed foe Vika is monist a was slier at Wilier de: sonnad dt, which brines le Ithiss. Lewin with work.sand Henry Erase, aged 10 yen% to serisese• Is was a rale that the eosin driver sheaf set draw tdiheed sop sp el sena nag a bell as the bitten woe me as a tint who had below hod MR she eon ; bat Ohio nom bed boos megissiod, nadosthe ndsa the esmise.thiver One webissumn slimed the noise nibonthe girl. TM bey Steeled bees MS is Is one this dose mind erne limber kas I, wad bodies that be woe asessiss She shed qa. he nw drool te a nes sear the barest the died dr ilite • lowa the sop was Se r of im the Mrs see Ai 'nod woe rnorOM Se be node by sae of th e mislay that than night c hain Is cawed leMe bey berg swimsden, se ind Ins h s.is, sionsmatra did set mks ne dmal Met it be And at the esp. Is • shun Sim the en= a Mel amid den of timbre new the il.*, ail ed a sesnnos, owl the boy was down est and All se the Mesa et the shed lona WOW it mazy yards. He was billed es the VOL As Inset was bold on Monday before Mr. Boon .iwoosor, whim It amend di e t the asdnalver, sel blnesins, ind set yesply usisosesed the rnsi the jay Ina avail* of" Assiimilii Valk" TBB POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. The court was yeeteriey occupied Per a very emmiderable r!riod is investiptiali a charge preferred molest • Mr. Mellier, of hating attempted to poison a Mrs. Holly, by mingling some deleterious substance to her in arrow• root. A great deal of evideace was heard, as upon a former otsasio• ; the whole of which west to show that the prose cute.: was • foolish, Imaginative woman, if not mad, as some of the medical men conjectured. It was abundantly shown that there was nothing in the arrowroot more pot. 'ennui than potato starch, and the summons was dismissed without the defendant being celled upon fur any tefutation of the charge. MARYLEIIONR. . _ _ Dennis Cr !Comte, a labourer, who has upon fernier occa sions bees ia custody for assaults of a brutal description, was charged with a murderous outrage upon his wife, who, in eonseguenee of the shocking injury indicted upon her, was unable to attend to give evidence. Police Constable Wyatt, 122 D, deposed that on the same morning, at 1 o'clock, as ha was oa duty in Baker s Portman square, he heard loud sorsa= of a female, which proceeded from Blannford-mews. He hastened to the spot, and on arriving there saw the prisoner knock down his wife by giving her a tremeadoue blow on the face with his fist; and while the poor creature was lying in a state of apparent iosensibility upon the ground, he kicked her with all his might upon different parts of her person. Had he been kicking at a horse with the view of punishing it, he would sot have used more violence. Witness lifted up the poor woman, who was bleeding profusely, and led her to her home, at No. 18, in the mews before named. Had not be (witness) . come up at the psoment h e did thi n k the prisoner would to all probability have murdered his wife by kicks and blows. Mr. George Wilson, surgeon, stated that when he at tended the prisoner's wife at her lodgings he found her in bed suffering severely from bruises on the breast, face, and side. Kicks and blows would produce such appearances as those which he had described. He could not say that she was out of danger. Witness added that the woman bad expressed to him that elm had no wish Of inclination to ap pear. against her husband, es in the event of his being punished she and her children would necessarily be left without any means of support. The prisoner upon being asked what be had to say, ro plied that be was vary sorry. Mr. Broughton remarked that the assault was one of a most brutal nature, and that notwithstanding the disin clination of the wife to punish her husband, he could not let so gram and unmanly an outrage upon her be passed over. The worthy magistrate directed the constable to communicate with the parochial authorities, who would no doubt take are that the family should not be in want. The prisoner was remanded. WORSHIP-STREET. - • - - A powerful fellow, named ise;;;;llayes de Bribed as a railway labourer, was charged with • series of brutal and unprovoked assaults upon three respectable married women. Mrs. Mary Anne Belford, the wife of a tradesman in Bethnal -green, stated, that, whilst passing through Shore ditch, in the oompeny of two female friends, on the pre ceding bight, the prisoner, who was an entire stranger to her, suddenly eleaseed towards them, and, without utter ing a weed, amok her a violent blew on the face, which knocked Ire aim sad renleied her lasemdble. On recover. ing her OlWlNdownwo she fogad lambi supported in the arms of a pelissman. turd sessearined OM her eassilant had been given late emu* by bar tie ice . both of whom had also bees maltreated by dm minas, immediately after he had stashed her in as misialr dm bad dsseribed. Two other married imams. asamil Ostbseine Perry and Mary &aim, fally esembeeMed the elitism of the last witness, sad adde d, Mat shir be bad bushed down their friend, the primmer eimmeasal essawilleg Ibsen with the most oppeibrions sad etre* them two heavy limes ea tbfrit i ler .l4 swesessise, but before he bad time la peened to Maras, Aisne% a Olieentan for tonately idealised leek hint fats aeseedyrere wholly at a less te accent Sir melt a Mufti , as neither of them bad ever before sari the , and, although be was 'Manly rather iaoleiNed , he was evi dently perfectly massime M what he was abed. Polierreenstellie 0 iffli stead that, bating been attracted by the cries of "rams" and "Merdir" - he hastened to the spot, when he Osumi the GIN lenplela sat lying sense less on the pavemplat, sad AO who was in the act of making et hieing few parted eat as the man who had loamiml bee deram lad sin ill treated two edme be at ease tech him into custody. The whams was in Use meantime raised from the mead by radar dicer, but several minutes elapsed Wire she rearmed her muses and was enabled to patesed te the station-house to prefer the charge against the prisemer. Oa Miag telled upon for his defence the prisoner pleaded intoxicatioy sod add that he had sot the lighten recol lection of beabeg seatteeted himself in the manner described by the WitOOWWL Mr. D'iyaemat mid that the prisoner had been guilty of a gross sad wallies outrage, for which his plea of drunken. ness was as pealeillem whatever, and he should order him to pay a peneity eV., or to be oemmittod in default for tic weeks to the Home of Correction. Mr. D'Mysimart announced the receipt of a donation of 51. for the poor.box, which was forwarded by an anony mous correspondent to bis private address. The nasal an nual remittance of 101. 10s. was also received from the Mer chant Tailors' Company. Henry Webster, alias Thompsm, alias Chnsiss, waa again ammined upon charges of defraudiag ?If WU/ parties, mili tary often, of sums of money by false 'Menses. The Hon. P. C. ficarlatt, Captain J. Searle, Lieutenant R. W. Fraser, and other gentleman, appmred and gam evi dence, and the prisoner was commit od for trial. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Witurasnar, Damn= 29, 1552. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine *Week yesterday PROMMAj. The stations are wawa is order of latitude. HAIITINOII—W. A _-13entle Breese; Ovens». FOLIERSTONZ—W. ; Light Airs • OTOTCOOt. TUNRSIDORW,. • Partially Cloudy. BAOIMOBTORhW. • Gentle BMW • OTOTOHM. ORIRNITICH-..Calmi; Partially Clopidy. Bracco—W. ; Calm'; Overcast. SWINDON-8.W.; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. COLUMN/nit-8. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. YARMOUTH—W. ; Gentle Breese ; Cloudless. The return front the following places did not reach this oars is time for taiblication yestord • they thereto» »dies» the state of the weather on Monday morning at nine o'clock. Ywaxotrru—S.W. • Hein Gale ; Heavy Rain.. HOLTITHAD —W. by Riau . Geis ; Overcast. LAWCARTZI-8.W,. • MOTT Ga le ; Scud—Rain. Wntrar—B.W. ; Heavy Oslo; Overcast. DARLIMOTONEI. by W.; HUT) Gale ; Overcact—Heary Rain. ISHAPIL ; Storm; Rain. THIS DAT, Noon. ovum Vibi. IMMO It WM. Mw. Of **WIWI*. LAW. Otattle VW. SUSPECTED Loss or Two Pia VISSEILS, WITII intla Caaws.—We regret te ear mem tr a Vrance, within the lut two months, of two motels to the =0 Perth, yin, the Clotheelse teed Ain, awl a The format meal (a sehomer of Ti toes) beamed to Mr. J. Wailliwie, mai manisam„ reel was maim the memesed el his ens Jamie at the time el the fted iselembely ocearrease. Prom wise we have lamed if en eireamemaese, we oadoesened diet the Catheriee sad Asa soiled Gem a pert is the Bahia ha September hot, with • ergo of ima for Upload, sad bad proceeded as her hemewerd voyage MR she was everlnien by a storm , of the meet - of Now, from whisk she sustai ne d masidesable dumps, ri and obliged her to After the take shelter subsided, e s le of Set coun. gale had she ran eat sea, try sad bas met bum hoard of sines. is supposed Nat she ant law huselseed after clearisi the laaA, mow ono ea Mud to bave gone down with her. The ether uehrteeset vessel, the Oman's Bride, was a brig of 161 yam, beleagfag to Nears. Omsk= and 31'Key, end was emir the amps of Copt Thomas Bruce. In August lest *left Newport, fa Webs, with a ergo of coals far Week in at Mead of Malta. She arrived thaw in safety, and after dieherging her cargo she abated out for Palma, in Sicily, trial whence to take on board a cargo of suipbur sad 111161. to Ragland. The distance between Valet ta and Palermo may be roughly gemeed to be about three hundred Wise, and with average weather might be run down in the OPIUM of a week. But netwithstisading all this, neither Captain Bruce nor his brig have yet arrived at Psieemy and we believe the owners despair of their safety.— GlslsdauisnMerewry. GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WENISEN RAILWAY.— Trate return for the week edfaS Dumber 26, 1862, 4,1101. 18e. lid.; ditto, week last year, 6.. dd.—increase, 3241. 11s. ed. PROGRESS OP TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION.— Two companies proton to lay down lima between London sad Liverpool and Manchester, fa addition to the lines &heady existing. The eabmaiina cable across the Bay of gelato, forming • part of the main Una of telegraph he lmet Quebec and Detroit, was laid down last month. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS DAGUIIIIIIOTYPED.—S, teller of the Austrian and Premise governments, Daguerre otypes are immediately taken of 7v a r icts allway ...idiot, and ante poetise dam 'aging sad to heWtate in vestigation late the muss, emit Mattes provided with a Dagemmetype apparatus. Pim Tnomum Cozzi "mum Mom= by Du &awes Arrmaart• Amami Mow— Ow WWI s—* My pen* IrkstrUsli• wpm km *pp* szadint bed. As*. war ww. C•r• Ns. D. et ft• mum Me ljen. Ws Lord NNW As D N i m _.. k m - sewlimble Waft Duaiew 11W10 •4 welwbe the petards' et thin 11••••—elowt de awlate, SM.. et 110. i It M. at Us. Dow•lftwirilly. 10 0. •A Ws. l ilk, lit the 1011.. and IS swilent hw et waft% W Saw Du lamas War 7t. 11.11114IFISL Leafta. [Admittimmilll.l—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Pia. tea wite Misocuts was avows ma so Caw w BAD lagarte• _ llO . OWN" loor Mork Oimpli. alMeled tor • wra• Ilwe WM • led lom he MA Wise w hot rift la N. iitualed Dia lowwl We et Me DIM maw W wpm NW Wm. slaked ft Mk; ow IN ANSI is••••• DWI Mama it" lbw Orfahrib mrs law dhoti a owls LIZ Sa l i e lp tibumainues drulik 46. Itsasta tirli—rara MARKETS. COTTON.—Ltvintrout. Dec. 28.—The saki to-day are estimated at from 3,000 to 4,000 boles, of which 600 (Surot) were fur report, and include 150 Egyptian, at 62. to 15.1., and 1,000 Surat, at 31 to 41. The market doses tamely and steadily. Compared with Friday', rate prices of cl cora are very much the same. The soles since Thursday menet to 14,000 bales, and the imports to 50,000. MANCHISTIS, DEC. 29.—There is still a good inquiry for India and China, at lull pric.e, both in yarns and cloth,. Sbirtinga of 40-inch width, and 81b. to 811 b. weight, were much inquired for, and dffieult to be met with. In yarns, mule of 3U's to 110's are in good request, and the purcharies in there for the eastern markets hove done much to support prices, in hoe of the accounts of a very large cotton crop brought by the Dunce and Baltic steamers from the I:silted States. When the Europa sailed the receipts of the new crop reached the unprecedented total at this early period of a million bales, being upwards of a third of a million in excess of the receipts to the same time last year. Prices I were Id. per lb. lower, but freights to Liverpool are Id. per lb. or double the rate. : In November, and this diff e renc e will for a time probably protect prices on this side. With the exception of the businese doing here for India, we hare not much activity. Some few orders have been given out for cloth by the home trade, but they were not large onto. Tbo German and continental buyers arts doing very little business either in yarn or cloth. WOOLLEN CLOTS.—Lanus, Bac. 29.—We have had good markets to-day in both tne coloured and white cloth halls; and bearing in mind that this is the last market day of the year, there hu been much more than an usual busi ness done. WOOL.—HUDDERSPIELD, Dee. 28.-1 - Wools continue in good demand, and prices are firm. MANUFACTURES.— HI;DUZItirtIILD, Dec. 28.—The attendance of buyers to-day bus been very thin, and but little business dune, owing not to any falling off in trade, hut to the iclosing of the year, when our merchants are taking stock. Trade generally is good, and stocks in the Cloth Hall are very low. CORN.—HULL, Dec. 28.—We have had a week of bois terous weather, and 'a complete hurricane on the 26:h and yesterday. The business of the week has been interrupted by the holidays, so that all articles may be reported with out change, but with a feeling that we shall have a riiump don of active business with the turn of the year. To-day oar farmers brought a good supply of Wheat, which was in better condition thin might have been erpeeted ; such met a fair latest about the currency of last market day, while anything inferior could be bought for less money. Only a limited sale of foreign. We note no alteration in the value of any kind of spring corn, but each class meets a fair con. sumptive demand. The Linseed market is quiet, but Cakes are in 'rather better demand, as are also Rape Cakes for feeding. - -- LEEDS Dan. 28.—Our arrivals are moderate of grain. ahe holidays prevent the usual attendance of buyers, said consequently transactions are limited, but the trade Is firm for wheat, and except fur soft parcels 'meow, prices are demanded. Barley and all other articles fully as dear. • Dec. 28.—There have been good arrivals of wheat and dour from the United States this week, but otherwise the imports have been on a small scale. Business since last Tuesday has been limited of every article in the' grain trade as is usually the case at this h o lid a y season of the year. Prices have not undergone any change of mo meat. The attendance of millers and dealers at our corn exchange this morning was small, and there wee slight dis position towatds business. The quotations of last Tuesday generally may be repeated. The weather has a more settled aspect. LYNN. Dec. 28.—We have hail a fair supply of Wheat to-day; the trade rather dull, at about last week's prices. A scanty supply of Barley, which was freely taken at the rates abut week. Newcasecn, Dee. 2.B.—The weather since Saturday has been of an unsettled character. On Sunday night it cram• minced to blow a perfect tempest, accompanied by rain, which continued throughout the greater pan of yesterday, bat towards night the storm moderated, end to day is dry, with a more settled appearance, At our market this morn ing we had a large supply of Wheat front the growers, and, basing nothing of importance fresh in since Saturday, the trade assumed somewhat more firmness, and a total clearance was effected of the best runs of Lincolnshire red, at 82s. per quarter, good average runs making 60e., 1 weighed 6311 u. In old south country or foreign few transactions transpired, from an indisposition on the part of holders to sell. In Flour we have had little stirring. the dealers being determined to reduce their stocks previous to making further purchases. Prices, however, remain unchanged. Rye met little attention. Malting Barley was held with firmness, bat most of our large brewers having saMelent for their present requirements, the bueiness pass ing is limited; grinding and distilling qualities the turn cheaper. For Malt the demand continues slow, and late rates are with difficulty sustained. Beans and boiling Peu in fair request, and the same remarks will apply to Oats. CATTLE.—liatoAta, Dec. 28.—The supply of Beasts was very limited; nevertheless, as the attendance of buyers was trifling the demand for that description of stock ruled heavy at last week's prises. The supply of fat Sheep was also short with an active demand, down wethers making fully 6s. per stone; all others experienced a slow demand, prices ruling fully 2d. per stone in favour of buyers. The demand for fat Veal and Pork was slack, indeed heavy, at a decline of 46. per stone. la the lean stock market there wss a good supply of all sone, acid the improved prices which have so recently been made at previous markets were fully supported, with the exception of mulch cows, which are from 20a. to 30s. per head lower. lbws the LONDON OAZNTTit.—Tussday, Dee. 28. BANKRUPTS. WRATHY HAWRIMIAW PsaciTAL , Bloomsbury-square, publisher, to surrender Jan. 6at 11, and Feb. 10 at 12, at Basinghall-suet. Sol., Rose, Great Prescometreet, Goodman's-Sslds ; off. swig., Bell, Coleman-street buildings. GIORGI COLLIER, Hatton-garden, bookbinder, Jan. 11 and Feb, 11, at 11,tat Basinghollatreet. :Sol., Starling, Sack- Tills-street, Piccadilly ; off. 'rig., Bell, Coleman-street, buildings. WILLIAM DICOIOIOI, St. John-street-road, draper, Jan. 6at 1, and Feb. 8 at 12, at Basingball-street. Sala, Lawrance and Co., Old Jewry Chambers ; off. wig., Stansfeld, Basinghall-street. lOSIPH TALL and JOHN MINGAY, Crawford-street, Bryanstone-square, mechanical tool manufacturers, Jan. 10 at 11, and Feb. 8 at 12, at Basingball-street. Sol., Mon, Skinner's-place, Size-lane; off. swig., Edwazda, I Rana...war-wens. WILLIAM TANNER, Aleester, Warwickabire, draper, Jan. 11 and Feb. 2, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Lane, jun., Stratford.upon-Avon, and Hodgson, Birmingham; off. 'rig., Bittlesion, Birmingham. ABRAHAM SIRLTON, Mount Tabor, Halifax, stone del v e r , Jan. 20 and Feb.lB, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sole., Wavell and Co., Halifax ; off. swg., Young, Leeds. DECLARATION - OF DIVIDENDS. EDWARD DUBBING, Colchester, bum common brewer.- Ist div. of Is. 1 ld., Dee. 30 and three subsequent Thurs days, at Graham's Colemaireuret. JAMBS BLucx, Beeklerebitry, City, wine merehant—let div. of as. Id., Dec. 30 and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, Coleman-street. JAMBS Longo, Southampton, coal merchant—lot die. of Is. 6d., Dec. 30 and three subsequent Thursdays, at Gra ham's, Coleinan-street. JOHN LILLIBT, Liverpool, merchant-Ist div. of Is , Dec. 27 and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpo o l. CHABLIS PARRIZ, Houghton-iirSkerne, and Darlington, Durham, and Rawdiffe, Yorkshire, flax spiener--4th and final di,. of 1-20 d. (in addition to Is. 2jd. previously declared), any day after Dec. 27, at Baker s,' Newcastle. upon• Tyne. DIVIDENDS.—Jan. 18. W. G. Mom, Guildford-place, Kennington, clerk in the General Post-ofilee—Jan. 20. J. Hayman, Carloads Mills, Cornwall, miller—Jan. 20. I. Isaacs, Plymouth, dealer in watches—Jan. N. Betsy Daw, Lumborn Mills, Devonshire, miller. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cans* be shown to the contrary , on the day of meeting. Jan. 20. A. Dawson, Charles -street, Jails-end New-town, engineer —Jan. 17. E. Butt, Newcastle-place, Edgware raid, laoeman—Jan. 21. C. Weismann and H. J. H. Meyers, Philpot.lans, City, commission merchants—Jan. 17. Carolina Lee, Park-street, Oxford-street, bread and bis cuit baker—Jan. 20. F. Castelli, Bury-court, City, mer ehant—Jan. 20. R. Pritchard, Bangor, Carnanroushire ale dealer—Jan. 20. J. Williams, Plymouth, dealer in Berlin wools. _ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. 8. Sutton and J. H. Lugard, Brighton, Busse:, cork manufacturers--A. Lines and W. Cooper, Birmingham, jap.inners—E. Hill and T. Hill, Sevenoaks, Kent, grocers —John Martin, G. Stone, James Martin, and R. Martin, Lombard street, City, bankers, so far as regards G. Stone —W. Peterson and W. Peterson, jun., Poultry, City, boot makers-0. Rayment, W. Bayonne, and It. Rays:lent, Ilfper Thanwo-street, City, wharfingen, so far as regards W. Rayment—G. N. Hunter and A. Duncan, Jermyn street, St. James's, tailors—A. Brierley and F. W. Travis, Clifton Bridge, Yorkshire, manufacturing chemists—E. Whitfield, J. Whitfield, and S. Mee, Birmingham, general factors—J. Holbeck and E. Stillwell, Vigo-street, Regent street, gold Wyman—T. Scully and J. Scully, Curtain road, Middlesex, provision merchants-8. Carr and J. Carr, Beaton Hill, near Leeds, Yorkshire, manufacturing che mists—C. Crabb, ern., and C. Crabb, jun., Nottingham, linen.drapers—F. E. Morrish and J. Feeny, Liverpool, licensed victuallers—J. Crawford and F. 0. Franklin, Red - Bros -street and Bridgo-strest, Southwark, painters—J. ' Bretz and F. Patchett, ropplewell, Yorkshire, wire mann. factures—H. Taylor and H. Harmer, Harlsham, Sussex, grocers—G. Burns, C. Mather, and J. Short r idge, Hurl ford, Ayrshire. and Glasgow, coal mowers—Gray and Com pany, Lochee, Dundee, fiax spinners, so far as regards Mr. Gray—London, Leith, Edinburgh and Glasgow Shipping Company, so far as regards C. Taylor—C. J. Al exan d er an d R. Maul., Edinburgh. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ROBIaT fillAkT, Leith, printer and stationer, Dec. 31 and Jen. 21, at the Ship Hotel, Edinburgh. ALBIANDIIIt TURNBULL, Glasgow, tea merchant, Jan. 3 and 24, at the Globs Hotel, Glasgow. A Data KlBB.-- During Mr. Wiblin's visit el:lthe Orinoco on Tharecky, a gentlemen c a me i n a beat and request e d t o see hi s sister . She cam down gangway, and they, without thinking of the ==igessiraeed each other. The gentleman was esteretl into quarantine.—Hesepsters ddeer. Oft SHIPPINCi INTBLLICiItN(IIi. SEABORNE MAILA. Out lb* mairez• Irene tee Gomel tar-con by the alyibt—and Y by che sergetg—dripatcha Day when moue 41 rem what --- COUNTULES. u tamer it Pot- fort • Whoa Otte 1...r.4a3. demouch.d. 4 ......—.—.._..1—.....--. Ilett.peake4 11 Dm. 31............ Weaved—. I Jam 4 trfftlafted Alma.. paean lt Dee. 21 .... !harped ...... liut. 4 6 chericaib7l-.Stst.o It Jam I ............ Settliamptea ! Dee. 23 Meatralla(via Sautlianap. , toe) ll 20tla of each month oloatbateptoa..Jae. 24 Ditto (Ma Maimilles) 11 Jith of the Intrign . WWI! ha. 1 •Ditto(vla Cape of Geed! i 1 Hoye) —.. ...... ......N Ind of February.- Plymouth Nov. 11 Atria' ( Urea Ommt) :..211 UM of tee toes* Plymouth , Illimatelria•—............lltlebbluth of moo. /Ant Jan. 1 1 1 Seigtmn .................II I !any . Doll , ..“ ..... !hi., Snell de UN of the ninth 4 :4l6maroti t. Jan. 14 chienesZiris .11 Ith 4 the Donde weithafriatei. Jan. 14 UM/al _ —, 11; Imitetlithof moat!, voi. 0.. .1 • p , .• . Jan. l • Cop of Oomillape...l l l , Illik of tag month dmillimetitnit. Jan. 26 Cade de Verde. %Jab of the 'smith 'doeteataiptem Jan. 26 ameataatioople • N i 71117 di 2/ Do I ewe 'Doom 'mated *merits, il 1 fladiel7taider.. einllouthadeo.n. Jae 1 Janartil Ulm 21.1 1 • 0-.WedoltPvld Neadmnoft. la Th.le. hiii NI ,todeil7tbni nines' oostbansotoa. Jam 1 Prance Mai N Toter dally DO,P, .. ..... . 'I mot de. Ovesee... N 1te17tb271% .1 ram. Llama Lleitabsug 21 Tuandai d Yriday ,Limlon ...... .. 1 ute„mq. Reiland lll Wedr.oe. ea Pater., Leedem........ PIM. Thu : fleeduras . 4 12th of the manta oamttleantylvo. Jan. 16 Ireland M at N wine .....:-.), .. ... - . Itioillued--. 'Twice de. Ludiajviadoethanird4 11.11 th of *.h.• montM7vratbmintadi • Jan. 24 tedla (Ida Mareedde) P. olt1M.211!: , 1 nootob , Dever .„.......i,Jart. 1 India (Ma Cape of (lord, I 11=L N 14th of the montb'Pentbasapion. Jan. 21 N 14th of the month tioeltamplom Jan. :6 Ilediterramaajvia Wail i amptobj x, Nth of th• mithiluathalayeati. Jan. 24 Otto( OA llaraeltee) N Stbletith Arvostk Dorm Malloy 11 , 2nd of the voettililoatteaptutl.;,lae. 1 Yutaka N Wkild 4 Om iumflo.dmantatem':Jan. 16 I 711,,otn,iva,4:th• Iblia* * ---- ....... . " 111134th31 e.g.:nth 1.1•1 , 07 .......-1 , 63. 2 Napier. N32ll2thrliliof mon !borer Papal Make ...........N ' I SIIIISL/4% 0 0' mow' hover lha. 2 helemtla l/ .2 thlftba7 Di& 'nor. hantliampten ,Jan 6 Peru 22 141117 (hod' ir.ontb Nout!nouliti ia."Jan. 1 Tamer N Sthl3:lll)thofsbou • :/ort.r .teat 1 sdke m ftdailf 114n:oath iVolthampti.n Jan. 1 Van Diemen'. Land (two Auntrana) • the mole toe Auviralia etc t'uetkpe of tdool Mope Are male UUpp ea the 2nd of every altenute nomtn. Thiee mole up on the :oth and 24th of earl month vla riouthamptua and Ma. nine. , are 1.1%1 by sating weasels at ormeht from singapare, but nest )'ear WI till be sent in steamer,. t Malta are also ettule op oo the 2ml of every :thereat' mouth for the Cape of Good llope. • TM =sib to Moog couatriev thus marked (9 are mouveyed by hooch puha to Moraine& CASUALTIES En, Kitchen, of and for Liverpool, from Antwerp, nartrd from both her anchors in th• Downs during the gale last night, and went ashore on the Brake, but got off and drove to sea abandoned, and nearly lull of water ; she has since been brought back and towed upon the main, and will commence discharging.—Margate, 27th e. Elisabeth, Hancock, front Bristol to Melbourne, put back with loss of two cables, and is on shor e a t th e B ar b our Reach, but is expected off neat tide.—Newport, Dee. 26. Elisabeth, on shore opposite the Rimrose ; is high and dry at low water—Lis. eve), Dee. 24. Floes, Witt, arrived at Marseilles, 22nd Dee., from ShiOttf, wu attacked and boarded, 7th Dec., inside the Strait , , by a boat and ten men, who killed the man at the Mix, plundered the vessid, then left, and proceeded towards the coast of Morocco.—Paris, Dee. 27. I Elisabeth, Chorlteen, for Savannah, his put hark with lets of sails, but during the gale drove on shore in Bootle Bay, where she remains, with masts cut away.—Liverpool, D ec n. Heroine, Le Riche, from London to Port Philip, foundered off Lyme Regis, yesterday; crew and passengers med.-- Liverpool, Dec. 27. Jager (Dutch vessel), Kirnster, from Amsterdam to Lon. don, came on the main at Orford, and went to pieces use man drowned.—Aldborough, Dec. 27. Louisa and Emilia, Bartels, of and Crum if oohing f,r Rio Grande, came on shore this morning two miles west of Dungeness, and has gone to ph cos ; cargo washing on shore; master, 4 of the crew, and 36 passengers drowned. New Romney, Dec. 27. Naiad, of and from London, for the West Indies, came on shore this morning ; the vessel apparently is not much injured ; crew and cargo saved.—Weymonth, Dee. 27. Newton, Scott, of Sunderland, was fallen in with off Liens a derelict, and has been towed in here; crew saved, and arrived at Laesoe.—Fredrikshavn, Dee. 20. Ocean Queen, Hoare from London to Jamaica, has been totally lost at Wen:bury. Onward,_ from Liverpool to New Orleans, will stranded in the bay to-day, but is likely to come off without much aamage.—Carnarvon, Dec. 27. Stockton, Lindsay, from London to this port, wee driven on shore near Pasewark, in the Nehrung, 23rd Dec.; is toll of water, and not expected to be got elf; crew saved.— Dantzie, Dec. 24. San Dines (Spanish brig), de Uribe, from Hamburg to Liverpool, was lost on the Flemish Banks, 23rd Due. ; six men saved ; five drowned.—Dunkirk, Dec. 25. William Glen Anderson, Brown, from Quebec, parted her anchor in Studland Bay, and drove on shore on the curet near Christchurch Head, where she lies in a had position. Poole, Dee. 27. VIBII3LS PUT BAcit.—The Manilla is leaky, and hu re turned to doek ; the Inviticible, for Oporto, has put back; also the Eleanore, for Arica; the John Hamilton, for Bombay ; Choice, for Buenos Ayres ; the British Queen, for Port Phillip; and the Allah Ifernn, for Geaoa (with lose of sails). —Liverpool, Dee. 28. ARK! VED. daaerr—at 1.1 Disinter IS, from Santana, Ato—at Ora Gssunder ff. km Map-kre 13aurroz.—aa Gravesend. Dssenebes IS, tram Derma& Barron Qem—at Qsambrern. Dessaber IS, tram . Be:ve CaIIAIIUDADI—st Warped. Doe. ft. Ram I.vesa Ernearates—at Graessend, DrcessMs 17, Iron et. M 0 ISarscaLanoa—at Grimm* Datamber 11, trara....... ...... Li.boa Musa Fax—atnavamilirawarr 27, from Jana !axa—at ramtvii. _Dreier*7, _from O.klW Fassumme—at Liverpeel; Deenrber .. 2; from .."....."— "LTa 5. Omemneve—et Liesepeol. Desember 211, from Baltimore GessLass—si 'amok Demob" 17, from Tema CieLiewama—e[ Illempool, Demeelier IS, from Crete Gums-4 Queemelewt. DomoberllB, from B . Hormer—sl Nehemille, Deemaber 27, from ....... Akzeorlria Donn Lurs—mt eriMelL Dee. 27, from Umbel Jame A. Metmenreez,—alf Liverpool, December 28 l imier —at Liverpool, December 28, fr0m......... New Orleem i"" H. 34 " 18 - a l LIMNPC O 4 December 28, {taro.. Kew Orlin= Jam Liwn—at Liverpool, December 28, from... ....... Oporto 1 11001rtan Las—at Falmouth, December 27, from... Leghorn INZIMAID—at Liverpool, Dee. 28, from benefit YouuL—et Liverpool, December 18, from. Dilutor' btallOARIT—Ce LiWIFIXIOI I, D. 211, from ....... . ...... . . Nagle New Yoga —e( Liverpoo December '.ll, from Nee Orleans Napaktorne ► Nomura—at Liverpool, December 18. from It UWW3I NOW HAv Milli—at ()restock, December 22, from .. New To a PalliThilff SNITX—at LIWTVOOL December 28, from Ne.thinee Meru—at lammed, DISMIXT 28, trout.. ... »Ohm Bowe IIIIPC11•111t Liverpool, December 38, trem......Now Urleme Stretee—et Gramme, Dme cber le, from ........ ....Aleameitia Soren—at Falmouth, December 27, from thzieutril Vrratu—at Liverpeol, December NI, tr0m....... Permeate* Wenner Broom Li I, Dec. 18, from &earn eraium—at Liverpool, mber 28, from. New OTMWIS WiLeOloi—at Liverpool. Dee. .8, from biennium WhoneotaLaira—at Liverpool, Dee. 2', from New thienf BAILED. • Basoot.—trom &lads Dee. 27. to eakttta LOY Gravoolod, Deetultor 211, to .Liverpoot HOE= livoaos —bon Gramend, Doottober .01, to New 1,1 MAILPRIB —tram Otavoorod, Dec. caber Leg ot Panics or 114111 Orem —from tatuenotown, Dec. to Lot. c Wcaitrooss—troos firomead, Doe. D, Nobel VESSELS SPOKEN WITH . Small= (barqueT, ITZuxl — W., - De s e . .l2, - ist. bn . N.,lon. 7 W. Clara:sew (4 ,, p). Nor. 11. lat. 21 N.. 1011.31.5. W. Jane Geary (arig), of and iron Aberdeen for Fort re.; ip, all oat $3 dare, Nor. 2J. Wanderer (ship) from Leita for Australis, all well, Dec. 23 , '.(t. N.,100. 14.00 , BERTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DICA111:4. BIRTHS. CROFTS.—Doe. 25, at Montague-place. Claphm-ra3d, Mr , l. Crofts, of a daughter. !SILL—Dm N. the wife of Mr. R. Evill, of Bristnn.l3:::, 0 , 3 TUFF.—Den. 2.5, at Newingtoa.plaor, Kennington, Mr, V.. 1 • rm. MASON, I.—Das. 24, tho wife of Kr. L Yvon, Northuinherlan 1. tiara" arb., of a Ana. lORDAN. llb Das. 21, at Ocowell.road, the ink of F. Simian, 1M , of a ano. .CITTIBIL—Dea. 26, at Ole:eland% Mitcham, Staley, the oil. f Ingot% Fag, at a Ice. UAW.—Lee. i 4, at oAnnow, nrar Burnley, Lawashire, the alfe rf R. shale, Ban, of a on. 111111.—Dat. 24, at Ceara' Vicarage, Dear York, the wife of the Ike. 0. A. Smith, of a fan. 7110KOLD.—Dee. 36, at Briton -park, Ltnly Thoeuld, of a fon. MARKT AGNS. GARBID6-11ALE9.—Dee. 23, at Finsbury Chanel, by the Ito. W. Weriters, of New Park.etreet Chapel, F.outhwarit„ Mr..l. Gar I le, of Leeda, to Mee. Llisabetb liales, of Old Woad...deer. London, JEW MD4—KIRKIIAIN.—Dee. IS, at et. MaryieNne Lord., br the Rey. Dr. Wesley, Nub-Dean of her Majeaty's Chapel. Gorr'. 'Fre derlok Nowen Jewann, Noy, to Jane Anderres Kirkham, niece a Mrs. Itedereon, Pianist to bee Majtery. 12 . MORDIE—IMANN034.—Irec. 2%, at the Freshyterian Church. Moori sent, Liverpool, hr the Re. De. Crehron, it. J. to Mary Anne. eldest daughter of Mr. J. Shannoo. WINDSOR.—MEIK- Dee. 23, at sr. Node's Church. Mr. W. Windsor , to LX. Kw Ann Bond, &drat daughter of the lde Mr. J. Wills, Breek.rond, Ererton. DEATHS. ASKEW.—Dee. 22, at Greystoke, the Rev. 11. Askew, aged S 7. SAZWELL—On Chrtstrom Day, at Northampton, after .1 mad severe Warm, Edward Charles, elites sou of E. H. Batss4 the mane place. 16, at Tottenham, Elicabeth, robot of th e la'e hart, CA▪ 1L*1471. mmd 92. Dee. 23, at Brighton, Mrs. Sarah Oxley Cmliams, h:st IVs., formerly .f the lalant of it abaduch and ul mew, Northumberlaad. 22. at Harroar.omtboalill, lobs third am of J. W. aasninghato, Esq., Secretary of King's Cease. modem, aged 7y ' e arn and Smooths. HARPER.—Dsfa 13 at Park.atreet, Oroarenor.inuare, Mfrs rag Ha:Per, of et. Leeleard'a.place, Tack. METCALFIE.—Des. 16, laimbetb Anne Metcalfe, wife of T. iileit..`ef IN, of New-guar% Lincoln's-Inn, and Usebrd.strert, MaY•for. aged M. PULP_—Dae. 23, at tipper liarlsy.street, Anna Marla. '." 9a , daughter of Dm late Admiral Sir C. M. Pole, Bart., 0.C.8., ape TEAKLIE—Dee. 26, Jaw, wife of Mr. Charles Trakle, of Otto villa, ()snobbery-park, and Ftiffspetrest,aty lir Ink bun. YUAN! sad yalifibid by WILLIAM KING Ha" of No. Iv 1 . 1 . 14 2± Amt. la tha My at lAsin, Prinvz, at the Mg, L0a.... West. Y tbs pair* a/ Vliklan. Wassivon, Damao 191 1863. I. 1 ,t K 4 • • / t t t r I • t ; 1