The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-29 00:00:00

Telitelesa. Biidhton, and charged with &weeded. &sees was gives that the step goals were hoisted. slid red Melts waved, width costa be seen and were seen halt • ails a., the guard et the train ; sad that the train, when itist waived, getng et teem laity to Mt, lades an hear. mid& wasmusk beyond the snug pees. Ile wee Reed IL, tis. a ne stles heprisowot. DdroNatlitd. Rinidlittf AMR or Sours Dzwor.—Mr. Keke irigh bell hem* Is he will SINST went to make yesobles Or the thdeSelit el the Rama. atingle relies' Is trgliod. gam Wag dlngdy es bediveotly oat el the rewmolesteed n t h, sr eat of W publis teresses . thee orli. Sir Bo* Lips Itse exiseeted Ids the gnaws el the wasp, sad to i etona l o stie• se o It it be Ink piessore." tootles the osomesowe J I M Sas. CHALK DLAKINOS AND SKNICHIS NT TUN LON Ms. ILAT pos.—Nearly 1,400 sketehee et divers Wade by this Loseated ertiss are to be almond a by lb. Bobbie on the 30th inst. They are *idly by Mr. Hayden sad his pupils. Meet of the sketches sre portrais, S ' Kam . lOWA are wawa( celebrated mom, bat very roughly *Mho' . " The hieryies head," lisydes, ea al picture exhibited la Ihn, is also to be ee l' ashich well as the =Waked picture al " Uriel sad &bus," spa whe woe pasting at the IWO a his death. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL 01POnn, Nov. 28.—The elms lid, al which the fullowing Is • elm woo oablionoi tldo Ammo& :—Clos I : Z. H. Brodby, may of 110.; LT. Wofoof DIM. Un04.0111--Clonill : ILL:J.3mo. man, Pa. of No Oa ; 0 . . W. Cr, BOA, Trio.; C. L. Dort. Oon., ltsour; EdinPootooloo, lteroon; V. W. IfooloolbenboL, Trio.: fa. s. II lion. ; J. C. Pottloon. Oas., DAL; J. 0. sod* Seborlibi7,7l- B. Wino, lionilltimor, ; C. T. woi, cola, Davis C. c.11.s 3 : C. L. CionL,B4. Johno• E. 1 , Amid, Coni., alai P. W. BoonoMlL Motu; ; If. IL Bo*. fiblail,i C. BM. .. c.a.; W. . Prior. an, 1 , • I IL . Balatil ikiill. nou, fulloi.,, Lawns ; W. Slim Con, __; T. IL inood, Coon, Broorn000; A. K. Iliebeliim Ch. CI.; O. N. 111wIngh Can., Sill. ; IL J. Tiin. Om. M. Job" J.C. Wlnflon.o4ln. WarooLCloao 4: C. SompliMar. •619§*; W • 11 . , s... Clwlief. per, w. AL me VI, &win kW, UMW; E. P. I 0 Son i s nall; J. Talraist, growl} C. L. Parlusoce Itroornow; W. Itleboirthaa, Univ.; A. Tamar. Coo. Bator. art nvisirro.—ltov. H. Nese, to Baotou R., NeeTea. din / a. ; 801. pot, woe ad my. of Tboilori; 80% 1. Wink in— Bac E. W. Don" Oo !Whom, C., Natio& NAVAL rencincoi we, Now. 28. —nonipoos, et.- tr.. dem kW line loo dilemmas s 6 bled IA • bunion (34 edam Asßoes) so Or doh oboes keen he wavariA“ s Weasig gaille. is le ttit=ratmenlig. Ilde Ity. to. si. llces,wics. Nev. S. a flo2 . Need with ostatio oton=ouni dew been of I m eoonolarro Ye Ton g. owl lonlooood io mires of Impfloomml. nib . aulood nun ieeef. me wee pa Whom oho Woooport for WM MOM& Tweinuilli i vies roma u7T7go we to aup of do Ifeesemeo desnees, hobo hem Ow elooloolt to mare the gems& Ilio Iffobonly is bo 01l on Them Poo. TB, omnibus d midis oat at WNW* weer, Gm esr id dr ow-mile alio the oats woo to OA eriniks. ADIUBALTT. Nov. 211.—irPOIIITSSIITO —Sinew : J. Law; fonnwon lonnlisono: 0. DINOMO. owl O. I. Illoffoloo; lOW dim=: J. O. C. Omni ; lianooNs aslant: J. r.O. ClonollOo : Boollouoln : W. ONO ; mid Corpontor : 0. Jam" el epoolol ID ed E m — Clef In dam :L.O. A. Wine. lo Avant—ll otu O. Is Sionnan—Aseislon 4 onosson : N. Lobo. to Ilehowt.— boot : J. Weir. to T Wog. Thtio-NottoT.—Tso Cup= AND was Fast= —Lei 21401's a...v. nano ob do slim and maws it dui Molt, F. B. lionliwor, Clun, ori Pena. 0. 1. = that so mow gevemob of an d it lir /Moto do Illa, ooloodi on tie lab of OM., tee. _wig le dip. elted is the ilecion et lei Admiral ra i Ifrs IM O In AsJimunon — Una. I. Inmowiso ChM Wag oilloons mil ot Ino Ahem" B. Yobs. Coon. not Om AM Be pia, on ti . = Don non, id IN. 31„ ambience, eseri. ewe vilicsiliw per d-11 hethw Weeks le we Joys lobo Aid In the — wi g W woos& of oho ode of • farm" sonalrood to woooey tnir Amos Is Korn Immo kr I= ado% NSA In the keg cams cm ins Id of Iflonib, 1143. woolion 131. 130. 7L; lot do" IL 70. GB ; lid ion ii. an. OIL 1 at oloon W. In AL ; Oh obon U. la M. ; XI &mu 140. N.; Mk do" fin 11A.; fin olfoo. lio. I lIL 81P0117,6 1 . L3AICIO3OII AND WARWICK STISTLE CILIMML—Tt mon. UV= err sil 100 O..«.. 3 mew lb. Mimi* wil No of howl" Ile 1114....(Mr. Maywood) 1 lad Ilitasthworeo Ileldmonr. lig (Mr. 114.11141 4 2 Osot. hosbors TM Mos t Ilhit 711, a TY Odisirbisirs skins' : Ifs. C. Cor I...Z.Mcadi:TC"e . 7lb per. Lowe). SAO, : 12124 NM Vablossal. odSsslsert Too Prise. Wen by two boob; a oat betwirs owww4 ma Old; Boob. Wade warm HANDICAP hi 15 ova owl, 10 ft, mil 5 may ildedared, with lo added. 2 miss el lab., two sf "bon paid.) /tr. Does Sobdosr, Mid, lid Mb Mope. Tool I Lord sirsthabors's MI" 5 pr% 1044 213 ..., (MA Mood Mr. MAW. les by immormr4 3 yrs, 10st TA (Cast. Little $ Bstlisi • I to 4 opt lit Alt, • loo: va labdvar, sad 3to I opt Samanowl soars. Wes by MN • From HANDICAP of 3 son. gook, mad 30 sada. 4 Wks. (11 sub) Mr. Load's The Palmy gut MI (Chisel 3 I 11r. Hudson% ra Tan iz 1013 121$ (Assist 2 Caputo Wail Carlow, Mb (Owner The ',glowing abo Wafted: Pow Mao* Mit; Hostse. 114; Dal `or 1014 41ti Foul Boy, lbw MI; Miftehm. Illet ; loow.or. • 11414 M: ..----- - - 't Ob. /7 ‘ l. IWO — V III-4 Mo Wow ' -- ben% led; to t m seta I sae mos Pend Pm mad sod 7 to 1 apt Painter. W by two lentil; a me* between tits wood and rd Bernizern Las VAL ent.b, sad 20 added. 1 stile. Nee gas in two beats by Cialrinyante. TIPP brainy New Porta Deer and twelve calm lq a bead. BLTIVICiI UPON MR 177112PLE CRAW (TIM DAT.) 4 to 1 apt St. Leger, 6 to 1 apt Priam George, 10 to 1 apt Red Lancer. II to 1 Ltakboy, 13 to apt itbeekce, 7to I apt Krught 01 ilwrise MA Rad Lancer. taco iinteiligatte. NOTICES. 'scour. art, Wl,llll,ll.l2l6—Mktilevez Special Jury Appaintsirsta. Monday. D. 4 : Deardeo London and North Realm Railway ; O'Connor v. Ballanone ; Parker V. lifearrary ; Harmon v. Hope Eldertor v. Lack ; &soden* v. .Coprimil—Tue-day, Dm. 3 : YOI y. ; Doe des Baker . . loom ; Manning v. Wdkin ; Williams Noma Tararaur v. Lawrence; llontenguma v. Wolverhampton Waterworks.—Nedotee.ay, Dec. 6 : Bunks w Stamp ; • amid v. nu maid Orme v. Wier ; Martin th v. Sou La•tern ; Vase- Sou Bridge tawapaay v. Taylor ; Bell V. Lenvon.—Thundav, Doc T ; Hutcheson.. Loudon and booth Wanton' Railway; Steiner v. likold fleariihrook v. Kennard • Ilmiewood V. Whelpdale ; Brom v. South Pastern ; IlloiMas V. 11•111.—Friday, Dec. 9: Doe dem Dian and Chapter of Weaunimorr OamphoU ; Hardy v. Tarry ; Or& ova Lord Call ;H G Houghton v. aunt ; Madam Igeweehret Saturday, Dec. 9 P.ilmer v. May; Hands v. Tart; Dowd v. ItadclUf ; Mika.. Mendell'. Pam Cot ecti--Tbe Judicial Committee of Ur Privy Conrail will air& r the deratch e t Warr as Ur Wroth( dos—.la.: Hw ▪ Dar. it, 1818 ; Tuesday, Ufa. If ; Wallarday, 13“. 13 ; Mary day. ON, 14 • hiday, Dm. 13 ; Monay, Dee. 19 ; Tuesday, Dec.l9; we- - bee. se. draw the atteottoo of the skalthaders to the following statemeats made la the report of the dlrectiaL pet r zort Oates the Ululate to complete lines spied be „ Iless la program /4351,324 The rosy I, be alma by aft le make them works £1,1141,123 Barre Is le Writ by raartpt adrinetr 4710.101 Of the Wee am Na aillthein moat .c.NSd to be Mint ea Walt nani a nalainalb 1101110 E max sea lindlord. weir malls in Is at the et 31,6711. pee mll:,Ble.videkbibellia Ml N. Art et SAM. a r t to work this bark It wit Err the ingrain* AM ln la mmed KAN. get MN on WooAnellsini Orr& at TrArrAlsostbasil hi miner dist on Pe rim Inandi r ra w a Itesirm. Ilmaidarlan I , Am haii, Whir Is mg spar hi as anistrentrilmilY 111,11111.. and a tether am at WOOL is Isle agimese Be in insigtehrm Maher nisst Impelnie Bra In I Na grighed aspenthine 01 trip mitigg II die Ildlstrga— . B Tylh, 111nralsert Itsr Urger Imirm ane _et MorelOWNI." Of his era Male prided Me hsemor • admelna arrint le las paid by dde emery Me main Asir at dr swabs la ado Meal M malting an aelmisa Ire Ltrepeut fries Mr prat mammy Myths lharsh= a • ant barb at am mfr. 'MOM cliellies Ike heart the Burr Opt rem Ihr 141101101., MUM*, dais ts=t i the rausn i.. ll eh imel4 4l o l hew la bet Nat Mk= ash arm pad Sus lbw Is • WM= rut malansla brawl awes. Out imetaakigassaltmar tad esidgy as Dirk as Na art Wm The estariPes Oa aft Ben it rarrity rho issy ram* ran as C=ls arrow the Br MN Mandiere le Misr. N. Insdegln brig Ilis writ bdire • arr. disbud =Os ameistera The asismileskko. arnst rade& dintrglis attands• eh, ~re dder be Oa Astnerta. very snrunt sharresprildkar lle aziwarliogna he Br. anl Ilbsall kerb IA milt% vie 730,0004. Alta snit a sow MIMI. We wits at • chareeter, ft meth le lie a eundig In dmiebrilms rime any father avhd es. yasilhea Odds Oreeidaa. Thasmart also stabs the orate d arse pribert by Om arsisra in *Mr sea m/ adise orimessias. and the immilme of Nimes ere isool. The soda de s aird W the ainarbles her grime err its st a quads et • I MOM% anl en Na airs sat Wei le Okra ; dits Ems est hide the b ea r / 6 Der ONE h in. maths; Mt Mit Na tor mart at mew gel e rind by Na tempany ts argils ths lines is nst at an mar that Os ash phisar to be made r at ba the imm be It to biennamhmed that It the mods are a Ina mob rd N will suer is pal lip, ad aeltr mu Mat • brie Mt be hard, ar 'darns' ells nods do met the ded- Amy. tarlatan ths pampinsi. a term d MAIL re be made sworn Sas - now were The Ir Mrsallis Asts te In AMA* prlgegos, or elhandm Itramisnr aq that i Is very pairlde that hiss= ern try be Arid by ram bons et preminir Ash, rids will b, a torthm Ind plimmurt barbi llte =lar yen mimed . .*—That the bird by tbadlrmems arra lesembire and Tigerlike Railway is wry immitilbsbny, Yews hay art no promise to ir asortes errata *ay haw eared tar In Na woe Tishri, ark thispad. mad berm hey mama aernertis r j mobs the Mr her Nrahrar r Mrs. AA dis mars is d eYmgtamest rib Ors umprelltilds paha ha sit A the ansimina eight et the atimipmg, Is mot magistallilds rise wq aversmdraws, ad mad MA Is a pormanint dstraartion lbs ing—lhal. war trim sr dm spirts aria yap ts ths shove ' t rurrin, and rebut thserdtss ham tartar hst al Aims d roil = Arid be en the lesent maillba al the ainirmy I are= the mars ke die Me.* seameep OM • pro dm webrelpelaa ie sewed tar. —IBM Ws aseatim dam lha Marl Atha dbeaters to re a thrt of their partres wrisrmninlis sod mopmesisatad. and that e this com minute terror fa make a tartar applbeithe to the board. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—llowed Otll, the 'Makatea at tide companyW bird as eddies, to the shareholders remsethe the We ahmaisrart at the atmospheric mode of maim Moped on thistle% Bs Mere that the responsibi lity which dueled spas him aa eisdema of ft booed of directors rendered It re—hat moo flan to lay bare the dimerldeni the facto which Wile draw couschnkme se meetly at variance with teem alb eallsegar. As the remit IM reasW7atien of the "otiose dowsmara rarest he the reommietse, Na Mowing pupa t he wen die doleblidiell la Ids sir 11 41. ad owing the sleep emus Orouglinut ths ma Amp on that reit I, of is berm Berea sr Plymara. the system at tine- I tics poultady apelimble is the lee ; ear y tee the mesa; coat al the two Arms it drAtilly hi hart it the stmarprehl rdly, that Iles ihrimmant the mien would earmselly awry • biss at nisely sod thereby Mail a peeping rietaisithe Ar go d 16.41001. per ram ; brodhls, that es all the en ema or working the UPS Is as will ta thaws he the Tar. quay branch, were on the Pe it 111111 elierMally hee portant that a trial shout he gran Na Arm ow the deep I raceme ; fifthly, that tsar et Mr. Irma in air the Agar and improvements in the Imigitmlthel NOM heap the In good working cordlike" et • modeste aid Axed charge ler a period of twelve menthe, weed mho It highly &amble to writ"' the system at lean me that pried; sixthly, that It the kometive power be mimicked, a deaths Bee droll' should be laid throughout seventhly that anima the warm an willing to pay the Great Moors edam aqui I, ILIA. per mile per train betweea Elder seed Newton, sled reset M. 9d. pm mile per train between Newton and Flymeinh. the the . use of their engine% a further sum will be required to Provide kee n power with its necessary buildings and Deily. that the Omen of the company, after the completion ce the line into Mime* and the Torquay branch, will not admit of any additional eseeediture. brad the foregoing propeettious, it appeared to Met thg l it would be ion judicious to make ts with Mr. emu& for w e the lice between Exeter aad ina ge e ron, and alto to work the inclined planes between Newton and Teem, for a limited period, to afford an opportunity of Judging mintierr troth a deduction in the working eon could be realised a. to make it expidient to continue the unto. On reference to the last repays of the directors, the cost of the tooomotive mum was stated to be h. 4pd. per mile per trail% sad that of the aimospbericde. led. per mile per train. lie then endeavours to show the manner in whisk the latter system had so far eueeded Is. per mile per train (tte=l aeons of the engineer), stating that, aeon after the ass put into opeeation, it was armed that V ataa he menet were, trout their makonetruction, moth er lee thederpan to the duty required of them ; they Wale 1 011 1 . 111, ta work at ••speed of from 10 to 20 stroke. pee Manua, hit r wax found necessary to work them from 25 is 30, and em mere. There "imperectioas " in the ermines and other parte at the apparatus requtred extenlivealterettons and the additlawal of which, he centred*, could form no r P l ut ri Pie cut of the system. From the Did of August (when the apparatus was completed in each enginethotue) to the 9th et September (when t u l . i . e 4 =em was discontinued) a steady reductice emuirfee In the mum of fuel from 30 thee to 26 tons per day ; whilst the quantity from the 2nd of March (the time when Na atmospheric system began to work alone) to the 2nd ot rand was equivalent to 40 tons per day. lie complains that the beeniebould have Mended the system afta an imperfect trial of et: Isnalbs, under great disadvantage% it. appeals to the shareholders virethir it would eat be the wiser course to hazard • further expendi ture rel about MOH. rather than incur the certainty of a pentive loss se 1100,6001., elided to the necessity of a further espendi- Sm of from swam to 100,0001. A part of the atmospheric = his her: bra advertised for sale, and It la intended as temilader as soon ea the requidte arrange ments see he lie states that ha feels firmly persuaded the the spasm of traction will yet triumph over all op. and is Oh persamion that has give him ea much anxiety C i i i t bib deoehll kreeeterele mid th at, having fret concurred in its aloe dam he Mk rasa mien °undertake, sled confined in its = X s / ferittilereagets lira instrumental in inflicting upon the a Mom sal Inettrientge on. A sum equal to 6s. reard es e l f t a . I =se b :sp= for twee would t months et t tie total ie sr be rids hs hares will pram the low of 300,0001., (quad to 131. per Mme), rd yen Na emertaldng in a favourable tion. It appose Set Na eaSure upon the nt =spheric por sof the railway, 1111 "dee le (the whole kngth et the South Devoe being 50 Nailed. to the at mounted t. 4:12,91e1., and the estimated value of the meletials, if said, to 74,3224. THE WORKS ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN Ai Lie enroot.—Tbeee work% which an ct • similar description to those at Edietoesquare, are now nearly completed. The whole area of the station has bees counderabl imlarge4 sad the mouth of the tunnel, terminating at Edgebill, The new adieu will be in use next week. The old fa itthe fronting It. George's 1141, the exte rior ot which la alas nearly is to remain with tome few alter ' aeon% sub as carriage-ways and promenades. Tho driftway of the immense tunnel, celled the Victoria tunnel, running right under Liverpool. is early "through." It is two and a half mike hog, and el intended to owner the geode doped at Edgehill with the North Docks at the Mersey, so as to take all the foreign cargoes at the water's edge on to the railway at a great reduction in eon of carriage. It is expected to be reedy for traffic by the time next year. PROPOSED ANALOANATION OP THE litleit NORTHERN Beux•e%—A requisition is in entree of Armature in Dublin for a meeting et the sharehoiders in the Dublin and Drogheda, Dublin and Belfast Junction, Dundalk and Enniskillen, and Newry and Ennis- Milan companies. to take into comideration the ben means of effecting an amegarivitionofthe four empathy. " Power toamnigeie."lde 6 the hula Raiherty Gazette," the companies already poem% ei that there would be none:with for an application to parhainent ; but the arnelga- Mather Onnpany would net be legilly styled, ae suggested in the cir ' color adtheered to the shareholder% ' The Great Northern and Weetern Railway Company: without a Dew art to auth n o orise the change. Upon the policy of an amalgamation we believe pere orneereant with the paction of th e tour competes min entertain doubt. The great paving effected by the working of the combine , company would be one of the lean of the advantages der tauble trom the 'w measure. Not only would the general mana;truent be more consieten. and vlsoroure but economy gelid be dcarried out t ollnou extent that the companies singly are incapable o, anti the eFe prove equally aevantripous to the Akan-holders trd the public. The e. L amalgamated company would embrace an extent of 209 miles ot edi t. way, of which, however, only 5 5 1 le open, while 59 miles ere hi fol advanced state den mmoto and will be opened, we pregame, b January next. Wh three portion* arc evened, there will then be Oil mike railway working together, with the exception of the break at ' lheigheda over the Boyne, leaving the; miles to be completed and it cannot be_quirtioned thst, under nmagement or one board and H one rat of otEnala, the weeder coeld be more sandietonle and econo mically cordoned than by four beards, with their conflicting opinions, their divided reeponeibility, and their seemingly antagonistic intensta." FRENCH Liam.—By a decree of the Minister of Public Works the railway from Avignon to Marseilles has been placed ander aequeetratko, and the construction of it le to be carried on under the earlaillanee of the Moister of Public Works and the direction of • enginet er. The warts on the Tour. end Osumi? are % 'enn eeTied on with great activity. Upwards of Lin are o labourers at f work. PittreMAN.—The reccipta of the Berlin and Anbalt Rail way during the third quarter of were 146,430 thales, shit= of a demon 80,070 limier*, compered with the of 1847; and the receipts of the Berlin and illerilf::: 1 1Mg the same quarter of the current year were lea by 36.190 Hiders than throe et the third quar.er of 1647. The reoeipta of the Berlin and =erg Hallway during the mouth id October lam were 61,115 d OMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. Nitsciteo-Leent, Nov. 28. The sugar market hr heavily, but in ormaequenoe of the greater portion of the 5,001 bags Mattritiva being bought In by the importers, who re fused to subreit to a decline, there has been a fair amount of business done In the weet Jodie market, and 760 hluls. have been sold averag. int lag week's prior. The reined market dull and inactive, but pato were supported. Grocery huops. low to flr.e, 475., 50L—The only public sale of were to-day consisted of 750 bars good ordinary cadre Ceylon, sad part only found buyers, 26e. 275., which warcely supported last week's priees.—Rum : There has been enquiry g far laesri. at last week's pricy, 18.31 d. proof, but there see no sobers under Is. 4d.—Ootton COntilelle to wear a firm appearance, 900 bales sold at tall prism—Combined sold freely in public sale, at • slight advisee —Tallow, tie., in but limited demand.—Jute sold 16i. to 161. 10e.—Ode yarn bought in 20/. 15..--Cocia, wood sold 31. 10s.— Lancawood spare, bought in, 48.—anniseed, bought in, 32L—In *tier artleite no alteration, but a general heaviness has pervaded the pro. a. Mee market today. COTTON.—Liegaeoot., Nov. 28 —The market to-day we wry sisionted, saddle sales were fully 7,000 WV, =SunOS 1,000 taken co spandation sad 800 tot export. Yekaa New OTiOIIIN COM* 4 bi Naar . SIA/SOILISTLI, W3.-4.= Musket continues to main tain ths &masa Oast weak, mil a LW manna banwes is doing, == le Ihs emilme bY Mes dkandibmg=rt=searaearss% said ad he tamed pass. wink swat la one pasillar sn not ally m atinimalda. It is not ken any wan ad lie pat of beans tbsa mars aimed knidesas illlW W nst lcasisneted sane, le dm at solidi as inks (bnifina Oho). Many at le berm laws wain' anallellans thar ccentlawas man man unalmedur 'a .1 &d ad names rear the Was sit last west la As wawa of Weir to ,sad pada enssdbela swaged Bin several meal so om p an ol La . Memos asocial nal this season oldie year. fia;7. COURT OP QUMIN'B Mill4Cll.—TaffeaDAT. littler at Met Prlus.—Before Mr. Justice Erie aed• common jury. Klatt! V. JUIRL—PROMISSOItY NOT= —Mr. C. Clark appeared kw the plaintiff and Mr. Ball for the defendant. This wee ea Mies epos a promikaory note for the ame of 48.5!., the interest beir.g at the rate of five per east. The defendant pleaded that he did not make the note. The tranuetion whisk led to the note being given was the trans fir of a public-house, at Borten, in the yt ar 1841.—1 a sop port of the rlaintirs ease a person ot the name of Hall wee called, who stated that be hail been formerly an attorney, earryieg on liminess in Great James-street, Bedhird-row, but wait, at the present time, clerk to an attorney. Wapitis attended at liardner's Brewery, in Gray'alais lane, on he oth of April, 18.11, and drew the note in ques tion, which the defendant there tipped. The defandaet's brother, two broken, and the plaintiff were present whoa the no., was signed.—Mr. Ball then addressed the jury for the &fence, denying that his client had ever meeepaA the note in question, and to prove that fact proceeded to WI the defendant's schoolmaster, who stated that he had taught the dit-ndant to write, and that he did not believe the siguatere to the note to be bin, although there was some similarity be tweei. it and the defendant's style of writing. Mks Brown, sister.in-law to the de'endant, was the next witness called, and she also stated that ohs did not believe the signature to the note to be in the decedent's handwriting Mr. Justice Brie buying summed up, mid the note having _hem headed to the jury, they retuned a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount of the mote sad latereat-6701. PALMER V. CASTRILANI.—Biwa or ERCHANOL—Mr. Prentice WY counsel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Miller ap peered for the defendant.—This was an action biramslit to recover XL on a bill of exchange, of which the plaintiff was iadoese• and the defendant the acceptor. The &fume set up was that the defendant never aceepted the bill, bat that it was accepted by his wile without his astliedly. To prove the plaintiff's ems, Mr. George Parker, the deffesdant's brother-to-law, wee galled, who stated that he had a lies on the Mull' um of the deteadaat, sad that he drew tbe hill ia question. Witneee was well aequalated with the islleademee handwriting, who was aa hotel-keeper in Qaesawbeet, Golden-square. Th . defendant had taken the benefit dew Insolvent Debears' Act. Witter regersted the daytime to make• memorandum of the time wham the bill of ez-Mm would become payable, and the &Mediae directed his wife (witness's SMUT) to do so. He (Mr. G. Parker) afterwards passed the bill away. Mr. Wm. Parker, brother of the last witness, and several other witnesses, were mho called, and they all proved that the @Musters to the bill was in the de. fendant's headwriting.—ldr. Miller ,on behalf of the defend ant, urged that the bill was obtained from his client under a threat that if he did not accept it his furniture would be taken. The learned counsel concluded by saying that he should be aide to prove that the defendant never accepted this hill, but that his wife did, without having any authority from her husband to do so,—:iliss Winifred ruker, sister to Mrs. Castellani, and !several other wit:mous were then called, aad their testimony went to prove that the siernature to this bill wee sot in the handwriting of the ustendsat, bat they did not say ace word a. to whether Mrs. Caseellemi had my aathcrity to sign her husband's name.—The Lameell is* having summed up, the jury immediate! fed a vomilit the plaintiff, for the amain . odd. COURT OP RICRSQUIIR—Yarrassao. him —Dylan ek Clieleek C.L. ad a Romig Jury. TIMMS ON Till itZTEMIL. Tae ATTO/1311T-0111SVAL V. 81INAPARD.—TA • At- Mrsa•Claseral, who (with Mr. Wawa, aad Mr. J. Wilds) esalestal the ppewwwwtlam, seated that this was as isbensties at the lariat of the Riche depart lowa. is wearer peashise Ina Jana ebeart il li a. s tisheass, who eavilei as tin bait*. of at Jasklaid, is the amid of Irosbridis, is Bbrop shim It egad sot he ilealed that the high ditty of 2a. 74. per hooka lasposed epos ask exposoll persons award is this brash a tads be very great teseptatiee to adopt stratagems is derail dre meow ; but it that besee• Stab men lessalteet axe these whale lay it was Is ro ast the Masa team a well as the Mints of the roviiiao, * Ole ow Na frauds easy lesseiplee abseil set ge sat. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1848, punned. flat we. es tat ten of the rettiesentatives el the mune deperdest. beams paddy me , taro is mem NM Ms pressed. inhere than were eagepaelng that the than was in , 0 y..1..vr the Wiled dudes. The slump the deleminsi wse that he was is the habit et l egless said eadvienmillosithed limbs pa dial *Wen darn 'bribed the dim. Thee eyelenthd boss odd es tor three asseadve muds. It ered Os deltdiM west be tam ea bedlam es a Inter obese the *se et 1t44. Ile matt-bouse in = d r allemegie mid es Ws ado de takes for his by se We hissoliel maid s tied Mem Ms. *dos, the espervira Ii melee d ihr that ad* The pemiam aims were of welt a amigehm dat • wallop odd hake side is sea easessood bens ishemaiwa sassed MIS the idebildh a the dekbewlesed. a very eadesirs wets bed his. maid es. My the nobs ita4: 24 bed, seise sheell le given le the ease in et the dlead of seehmetion sr Add* ad sun esay ads is and the Vie soda* me beek med er tege trais thus li sbesil be afterwwis ee shed is the gamy be*. wee all under V ili ssgenlime Use superintnisat, whose duty it wee to we that all was eight. • named Shaw was the slim IN drip it the delle~e Mashes. and GavlSllllSlthempenlow. Thedelbedest was seteequired to give my eatiee. neneeneemenet ergen•lng teettplan, end ell the web smite Ise Mum seats me ammo woe dem roomed without the pegmed wry . Upon esadit iag the spines ho nkt appeared t ßio 1844 and 1646 then were esly 16 weidens aided ;Is only 2, mad is MI 39 ;—the and viewed, eaut di* wee band had bees mak beteg slay in ad a these sawed swede 11147 sowides was molted, mad tw• asperier diens at esshe very wed arrived et the delhadesfe pesky seed =amid *sm. peed se lea thwa tees teem a psis vadrapiali Sib@ iehop—pais ha the deems ad Is the Who, aid se seise er miry we sail is the beim. Vat wee too shim e easeded, WS the pies arseeeted to weep isteilies wee : apnea old Mow were tars eat et the leek dish *ail be kept es *opt dew and sew haves sabeilded, itedlWlBl.44oloB yam were deemed wieserry la what to mho s wpm lkat seder had bees regularly gives, ad tha *e maim bed Mat pop* made. In the pseud Wren leaves were tors out el the regular book ad asedid, ad sew leaves istrodwei add. The book defer that peeped gives by Goad to a Imealebisda to bind wawa it es to amps deem. ion. The Muds* Id she written est mesa, harem Mesh, he the deem to asks it appear, U my pigsties geese, that they was gives at the prmertime. The Ms of remise tins semelesed was at led low, sad the penalties ineend by the delladest were of mod larger warm& Ter sash woolen be had dsapsd without seise he bad hived a penaltyd 1001. i ter every wowed ,ot lt tamest of duty PO*, sat mafor every bribe t ee sera (Maw, KO. It was, tsar *we eircumstesseee On the seesaw to @mesh et die the Warless pey, the meellies ha hod Waned; list all that wee wished for was, On *Dim world find sea a sadist as odd protect the pies sad the honest tester am espellies math has* The ems* Am, Shaw, who was them that be balms is Mary of the atria is se i bilAs el W dant carried es the bedsore betas 1644. *tartly betas Ile defendueswoettllwstlaehWl, aortae, the supweier, tad Waite a hied Ids Osman Eikeepard) wee daft thwe owty:as boded es a adder, awl thatafsesdnim pi a low geode is his pocket. Soon ahervieeds the Jaw lost woe sed sammestod hushed. if. weeded to =666/17 odd et his damping., sad witsese is Chad d It. Garton told witness " sew mid it," ad be acted woodisgly. Upon the ammies that witness acquai n ted Ga rt on that se seise hod his. gives of the wetting then in progress, the istedid new dime 61, and venoms other sums attor ney& • mederareemmest was @staid into to divide the defiesdefiesmid maehawses the detwadsnt, the whom, sad Ovals. Wham up *I __selletiomda, wed maid set my her des is INS the Mid= bed wetted willast se lice, bett be hot se healthe bedi dew se w least Wow In 1846 be bed hese st beet Ohm times. T he whom then rineelled mist bad talon giros when the saperier dame wage sedli ems sdense the defendant's pre =sad the koota of the haves of the book', se stated. Me Insomnia% a keg sad searching arum emednation by the Mr. Ma, Q.C., who appeared for de Ailed, but his evidnce rt in was not shaken. Seed Williams, of Markley, examined—l live dais *me miles of Jaekfield, in Shropshire. lam part ter of maltliouses occupied there by the defendant. Kama it myself se a malt-house for part of two ensons, end, there usderstand the of making malt. lltit to Mr. Owls% aspervisor of Facie*, who executed an steamiest le rest kat lOC a year teem the 6th of Nov. 1544. I boll sever ems the defendant until Clarks too k the presises auras, oseardiag to agreement, paid me part of the rent in sambas. Very shortly afterwards the malt-bone was occu pied by the defendant , sad is fall operatioa. I then lived within a few hundred yards, and had wagon to pass it fre quently. 1 could not say precisely what quantity of malt did have been made, but 1 have no doubt that during the rod e is 1845 and 1846, malt was made upon more than two eras. I saw steam arising from the cowl very often deist the period I lived war ths malt-house. I now live three miles sway from it. The defendant himself toad use he Aso& mike malt extantively. I believe he said that he intended to make it.—Croseexamined: I have heard the de fendant was a coin-enenthast as well as a mann, and that he had two other plans for making malt. I understand that the sewage attached to the hone I let him was used by him principally m a storehouse for inn. I believe the malt-houreed's was not used as a store.—Re-examined : I took no Rank/ . notice of the extent of business done by the de fendius ; but I thought, from appearances, a fair amount had been carried on. I have seen waggon-loads of grain takes away from the malt-bone. Another witness named Loyd, also a part proprietor of the premises, corroborsted the last witness as to the extent to which malt had been wads. This whams. who had been occasionally a helper on the premises, stated that during the emend season the establishment had been in full work.—On croseexamination he said be had seen Shaw, the exciseman, on the premises, and had often chunk with him. ltiainwaring, a shoemaker, living at Jaekfield, in the inse•liir• vicinity of the defendant's premises, deposed also that as far as his enervation had gone. the malt-house was worked generally dariag the second wens, mid also during the Wed.—Cross-examined: He spoke merely fen anal onervation, monad no MOOD for forming any opinion, except seeing the smoke issuing from the cowl. Mr. J.O. Tharrdlicke, Surveyoelieneral of Excise, peoved that he had made an examination of the defendant's pre mins with another officer in 1847. When he arrived there wen so survey or specimen books on the premises, and the nealitater, upon being nand for them, said he knew nothing about them. The officer was not there, and wham was to make a private entry in a hook of his own (now peedmsd.) Garton, the supervisor, and Shaw, the officer, Wire about They were sent for, and the supervisor pro dead the warm book the neat evening. There were, when whams maimed the premises, four Aron in operation, and they wen all the result of separate wettings, of which no smoke bad been given. There was al-o grain in the cistern ,and malt in the kiln. In all three were the malt of six Kneen wettinos—one atom, fear boors and on kiln. The °Moen were immediately reported to the board. A bookbinder, eased Smith, at Tuabridge, said that Genoa, wham he bed known previously, brought him two books, in April, 1847, to be rebound. One was a bleak book (then prodseed), and the directions given were to take certain leaves oat of one book and substitute others in their stead. The substitute& leaves were rubbed over ens to woks thew correspond in appearance with the old Inns. Mr. Gorton took away the leaves that were taken out, and the whole thing was dere in about half an hour. Evidence wee then given that upon the usumption the establishment was regularly worked for the three seasons the loos ad menuty to the would amount to 6821.—After a short ieresee between Mr. Martin and the Attorney- Gramal, it was conanted that a verdict should be latent' Ise the crown, but the amount was not stated. SICHEWISEL CHAMBER.,-YI STRILDAY. Before the Lard Chief Janke end the Judges at the Common Meta and Benin of Exchequer, on acme trout the Comet of Queen's 130=17. GOSLING V. VRLIT.AN TAN CHOWCZWARD6II I I AND A MINONITT 07 TAN PARIANIONIIII NAND • VALID Csitactunwri ? At the sitting of the court yesterday morning, Sir F. Meager resumed hi address, o3neluding his argument by a lengthened citation of, and comment on, owes in support of the points urged on Monday in favour of the validity of the churelurate declared by the minority of the parishioners of Braintree.—Mr. M. D. Hill was heard In reply, but no new point was raised in the coarse of his argu ment.—The Chief Justice intimated that the cant would take time to consider the judgment. HOLFOID V. BAILIT.—TRESPAAC—FDINERY RIONT9.— This owe involves several technical points arcing out of the legal dirinetious between a " free" and a"tieveral" fishery. It was originally tried at the Gloucester wises before Mr. Baron Parke in th e form of an action of trespaes for in fringement Par e, fishery fiesta in the river Usk. There were s e veral counts, but the ono out et which the present proceedings arose, and on which the original plaintiff ob- I inlaid • verdict with damages, charged a Oman on the ! fishery described as " the sole and exclusive fishery" of the pielatif. After argument on motion for arrest of Judgment, the Court of Queen's Beath gave judgment for the plaintiff. It was now brought up for review, on writ of error.—Mr. Wines, for the plaintiff in error, now argued at considerable Werth in support of the position that the words of the count ' accurately described the right known as a " several fishiry." The 'argument was of a van technical character, embracing a large Mount of verbal eAticism, and could only be under. stn by or interest a lawyer.—Sir Filaroy Kelly and Mr. Whateley appeared for the isf sadant, but the further hear hag was adjourned till this day. COURT OF BLNKRUPTI7T.—Yananner. Before Mr. Conainissionor Itatroye. Ba Bogs.—This was the day applaud for the 'dimmed last examination of Janes &lin; Whistler, St. James's. street A bulbar adjournment was asked for, ow the ground that the beaketpt bad not yet been able to his accounts, kis books having boss oat of hie melon. 1a opposition it was stated Sir. Lee (ler mentors). that the fiat had ham hived se age as Imagery, 1847, and that repeated adjournments sirs* takie plea an baakrupt wee mainined as to the books Ite lei kept, and pesKtußrly a asohbeek. amosared he bad bees bankrupt before in 1843. Sons of leis basks were in the posse.= of Mr. Behest, who Wand to let him ham mom to Mesa. The soseent. be was shill to furnish extended to January, 1848, whom he was solvent, with a balance of 2,0001. Be his favour. Ultimately the lam examination was adjourned tin the 30th of hoary. Bohm Kr. Commleioner lonblanq ue. IW an 1111111110 TON, IS TI PHINBON, AND CO.—TININI bankrupts wan/meas l y banks's, carrying on businem in Lambardetrest, sod against whoa a coniumelea was issued awl* annly ogo. Ilispkows lashg aboioadod to Aemetist. TN peens; was • westing to desk?* • (livid's& tuella Ilt• aisisose oI aboat twopence is the pseud liselemitasetinalters lodowli Ttai=ib s *art ti wera n derut e time miss, ssder *Legate . Ta o; is • few dap, to "sup Or esoblea. INSOLVSNT marrow COllllT.—TaereaDaa. lane Mr. ONINIIIMIONN Mira. as isuo Busanax.—This insolvent, a gut n i the lasheeiver el Phew , at e *sir at 1204 Year, VW Malta 31V41111‘.411t. Nivea, eapplireed.—The petitioner Wasemba 14111 onichat a is CM. Nadia widt a imaa mated life, sae it which found 1:867 late the Mak el the 'pilule.. o eidiear, 0 , w h o . it „., tr eo ces tr i l hi st r litias ttiag hie same to bills, the iamileat kid without sad probable mem dieherdiet_them—Dlr. Nichols said hie &eat au to woke ea emir of 304 a year out of hie salary foe the leatedtel hie teediteee—Thls wea looked epos by the Ocamiliettar es ; bat after some dimmers tt Tee tweed that SU. • year should be pat aside en aereaat et the weiderre. eitereepott a day was anted for the owl , dead= tithe foal order. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COUlCL—lrmiloAr. The Betsxdse sot in this Nutt Notaday sad disposed of number of Nese of Wasp, ths details of which did not pow Nes say matter of ialsoest to the public,. POLlCE.—Ysternfty. woassizarazwr.—coommiT Cont.—J. Smtia dad J. Goodbody, privates is the Sed beadien et the Cold awned ▪ Ca went eheimell, the brew wit hialag know ingly three leiterowea, end the latter wid 4 kar three imam, plow et flawany la his -4. Bean arms at se Illimeneh t etated that en the presoling WM. log the edema mind the non in eeniany with ano ther eilier, ad ailed Mr a yet of near et bbolom, fa pay meat kr whin emir *sew down a Italians pine, sad witains Main Wm Os amp Mit, amain to 2s Id. The whole gamey then g waned Into the parlour, wan they were mined with ant of in, whisk Bath dna= with a mond the the en soda moan the Atom dotokbo. els primmer saes afts pet, emlleadered in paynat • third balterews he the ant, bee bet whisk he Immediately peened wee a had sea, and meanie to the peimmer, wain Bassin peirstorin the obenatien that be bed remind it we th w e ide Fler of the r, :t Wins then e M he zemieed the had p indeed drat die aims% and he Mil plead ages natter spat hem my ether nay, ad at awe diseemen dint belltanses were siespoens. aar tteeit die nonanolle is Bmith the ken esteeded the Ail shear ddb aer of the half-mown hot rand to take ken the Oh %, sal denied that be had passed it. Witness thsewaysn sest fee a anima, aad gave the eriemers into enody.—Orher wslo having been ginele corrobora. no, bon_ pnavere was remanded until Taney nest. ILLIITLIDOMIL—A livrroa.—B. Joon was mesa mina. diseged with Bellamy. Printer, mar a promise of awn. le a yang ban issued Marshall, rinsed her for erne tint at Om Tliikalle of her parents in Limon styes% Illerytnene, ad alleged that he aid taken a publio haw Ia Males Town, and skald no dont& an ermine brims there, as it was an old-established coarsens. He all of a sena need paying hie visits, and it was then ascer tained nabs bed nn property belonging to the female alined le, • pram of which he had pledged, sad tickets for Nene d the articles were fond in his peonies when he was ceptered. It was farther shown that be had stolen • gold watch, the property of Mrs. Ball, Milton-street, DJfette square, where he had called and represented that he was • house-neat having premier to In at Bayswater, and bed also, after sleeping at Mr. Doris?", Bernom-street, Basics-asere, stolen a sheet from the bed.—tame addi tioeal emee was now given, and the prisoner wee cow- muted. WESTMINSTRR. Bitrnovolan Amain:es.— W. Franklin was charged with making • violent aorta on Mr. E. Colley. That gentleman stated that he was returning hansom the previous night with two or three friends from a wty. When passing the corner of a court near t he Ro y al Hospital at Chelsea. theyobeerved defendant and some others standing together, and immediately afterwards, without the slightest provocation, looms offensive observation was directed towards complainant by the defendant, which was followed by the latter using a moot disgusting epithet, and placing himself in the path. Complainant requened de fendant to go about his business, when the latter felled complainant by a violent blow on the no s, and while he was lying on the ground kicked him in the most brutal manner. Complainant was rendered by the violence of the attack unconscious of what followed, until the arrival of the police.—Mr. H. Heineman, after confirming • portion of the seconnt given by the first witness, stated that the de fendant, without the least provocation, also struck him • violist blow on the month which knocked him down, and in the fall his head was much hurt by striking egainst the kerb stone.—Yr. Broderip fined defendant 41. for each assault.— As he was unable to pay the penalties, he wee committed to prison for twelve weeks (six weeks for each smash), WANDSWORTH. ARBITILLTIoN. Cucaattatt o ma fiotrrn-Wearsaie BALILWAT —Mr. 0. W. Cockerel made • complaint against the London and SoieM Western Railway Company, the sompany having it was alleged, taken and used • certain portion of his nand for the Rich mond Railway, and, alter effecting a severance, had ne glected to make and maintain a convenient bridge, arch, and , over the said railway. The company contended rbr i gll and ample compensation had been made to the complainant. —On the formation of the Richmond line in 1845, it was necessary to nit through a meadow situated in the rear of Mr. Cockerell's house at St. John's-hill, Batter sea, and this severance cut off all direct communication with a number of cottages belonging to Mr. Cockerell, one of which was used as • laundry and another as a sleeping place. At this time a surveyor was engaged by Mr. Cockerel' to ascertain the value of the ground required by the com pany (not quite • quarter of an acre), the lon and incon venience sustained by the severance, and the damage done to the entire property, by bringing a rail. way almost don to the house, the building, of which had con Mr. Cockerel' 15,0001. Mr. Fuller, it sp. peered, put in his valuation at 3,000 guineas, and as it was ne• misery for the company to obtain poesestion of the required land, the sum of 3,1501. was paid into the Bank ofEngland The piece of land containing the cottsges was not i E ncluded in Mr. Fuller's valuation. Same correspondence then en. said between Mr. J. Parkes, then solicitor to Mr. Ceckerell, and Mr. W. Chapman, solicitor to the Richmond Railway Company, and Mr. Meade, the secretary, relative to the pur chaos of the entire property or the severed portions. Nothing definite was, however, done until after the amalgamation took plan between the South Western and Itietimowl Cum panne, when Mr. Tits, the surveyor to the South Western Railway, was deputed to attend to this and other claims upon the company, and Mr. Ilardwicke acted as surveyor to Mr. Cockerel'. Then gentle men could not agree as arbitrates", and Mr. J. W. Main, surveyor, wee called in umpire, and in the latter part of the year 1 847 that gentleman made his award of the sum of 2,0001. as fall and satire compensation to Mr. Cockerell, and as the company contended without any reservation what ever. Mr. Cockerel bad repudiated the idea of his baying been onuegennseed for the severed land, and now required the so te build him a bridge for a cart to go over, whisk wiabi end 8001, and a foot-idge, which would cost sessigar nix The company, relying upon Mr. Higgins's Withasay, la maintaining their non.liability, caused that gentleman to be sulipennsed. That gentleman said that, in 11147, he was employed by Mr. Tits, of the South-Western Railway, to estimate the compensation to be given to Mr. Cockerel', and that he went over the property with Mr.Tite, Mr. Hardwick', and Mr. Fuller ; the latter gentlemen acted as agent to Mr. Cockerell, and explained questions. Ha believed the ground required was ad half an arm, end I the entire property was abort four acres. The oedema wen pelseed ma le him, one of which was used as a langsley, and eft the MOM were brought under his notice. He awarded %lOU, and considered it a full compensation naiad say less Mr. Cockerell Elkin sustain. He dolt with it IS a semplete severance, led still supposing there might be an ne a megislnallei leder the Lands' Clauses Consolida. bra Mt" be gave him ea/Anent for all his loons or loises ouisseou. whether he got • bridge or not ; and one academia wmaseted with the company took umbrage at his being so liberal. He believed that then was some ides of purchasing the severed land, otherwise he should net have inquired about t a rents of the cottages. The inconvenience of getting to the laundry, and the stopping up of a art way were mentioned, and be considered them in his award. Had Mr. Connell had no uses for the cottages his property world have been improved by their severance. He was certain he took into consideration the fact of Mr. Cockerell baring no communication with the other side. He wee • month or six weeks before be made his award. Mr. Tits, surveyor to the South Western Company, was examined at considerable length ; he stated that a foot bridge would east 8001., end a bridge fora cart to pus over 8001. Ordinaly land for building wee not worth more then 6001. per aced, end 1,0001. per acre was a high price for ornamental la nd. He considered more than six times the vales had been given for the land in question. Mr. Tile was farther understood to my that the company's engineer would not sanction the construction of say bridge after • line was finished. Whilst the works were in pro gress they would have bat the bridges if required, and saved themselves some 9001. in the award.—Mr. Fenster said the one was of too important a nature for him to give Ha decision immediately, and he would defer it for a low days. MONEY MARKET. TI7II3DAT Broom). The funds were steady, at yesterday's quotations, but with comparatively few transactions until nearly the close of business, when some parcels of Consols money stock were brought to market and had the effect of depressing prices about 1 per cent., as be tween the extreme rates of the d.ay. Como's had been bought at 87/, and were on the avenge of business buyers at 871, but upon the sales referred to they declined to 87/ to 1 both for money and account. Reduced Threes lilt off 881 to l e Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 881 to Long Annuities, 8 9-18 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 465. pm. India Bonds, 37a. to 40a. pm. Bank Stock, 1881 to 91. India Stock, 236 to 7. Prices were well supported in the foreign market, with a fair show of dealings, but sot of seek magni tude as to be pieced to speculative account. Dutch stocks wire in favour, and obtained higher rates; the Two-and-a-11W per Cents. were called 471 to 81; I the Foots, 721 to oi. Bosnian, 100 to I. ian, 7 1 1 . to 3. T t3rn 3 is: t F . iv p eei ortug lli newh to 1 2 24 1 t u r 6.nrenie. Mexican, 251 to Peruvian, 34 to 8. Brazilian, 73 to 6. Chilian, 83 to 6. New Grenada, 12 to 13. Buenos Ayie z e oss were quoted lower, at 19 to 21. Hamburg, the rates on which ruled rather m., foreign w hinge may be reported as gene rally a shade lower than last poet day. On Amster dam the negotiations were 12.21 to ; on Rotterdam, 12.21 to 1; on Antwerp, 25.80 to 821; on Hamburg, 13.111 to 12 1; on Frankfort, 121 - burg, 381; on Paris (at short), 26.421 to 50 ; on horn,. 32 to 32.10; on Naples , 391; an Madrid, 47; on Lisbon, 611 to 62-011 bet Paris at 3 months. On Vienna and Neste no quotations were made. Reports have been current within the last few aye s of an intended farther re duction of 1 per cent, in th m i n i mu m rate of discount at the weekly board ot the Bank of England on Thursday next. So !sr as can be traced these reports do not appear to rest on any su fficient authority, and it would- be difficult to believe in a forthcoming movement of the kind, tread ing so closely on the heels of the reduction recently carried out. As some of the Scotch banks have been levelling their money or interest rates to a closer approx i m ation with the London standard, it is not improbable that upon this foundation further imme diate action is assumed to be contemplated at the Bank of England, which should by no means follow as a matter of course. As the Scotch banks can no longer employ their surplus funds, and vast amnia leions of deposits, so profitably in this market, or at home, as heretofore, it is quite natural that they should reduce the rates payable to their customer& Thus the Edinburgh Banks have given notice of lowering the interest on deposits to 3 per cent., and on accounts current to 21 per cent. The exchange banks have also lowered their rates on deposits from 6to 41 per cent. These rates seem sufficiently high, seeing that money goes a-begging for employment in this market at from 2to 21 per cent. One result of the abundance of capital, and of its diminished in terest value, in Edinburgh has been, it seems, to bring house property more into favour as an eligible form of investment than for some time pest. Such property has come into demand and is said to be 'ripely competed for. The advice. from Hamburg of the 24th current re port unfavourably of commercial affairs in generaL Urreal and colonial produce were alike heavy, and difficult to move, even at reduced rates. Money con tinued, therefore, extremely easy and wanting em ployment, as may be well conceived when good paper wee readily discountable at 11 per cent. Funds and shares ruled higher with such a plethora of capital seeking temporary or other investment. Gold wee 4 a whetting dearer. There was a dull exchange at the date in consequence of the merchants not having received their letters by the outward mail, but the dealing rates for bills on England were called 11 above the quotations. The outward mail, it appmrs, got aground near Newark, but was spin off. 'Me letter bags were forwarded to Oluckstadt by sailing boat, but would not reach Hamburg till a late hour. The elections for the House of Assembly under the new constitution had gone almost entirely in favour of the liberal or, as there called, radical party. Scarcely one conservative had been returned. St. Petersburg exchange war quoted 361 to 1. The Neva was covered with ice, and the bridges broken down; but vessel', it is understood, might still get into Cronstadt. The accounts from Vienna come extremely discou raging, both financially and commercially. Credit was almost entirely paralysed, and bills upon foreign countries unnegotiable, except among and between a very few first-rate bank capitalists. Notwithstanding the masses of silver and gold, more especially the former, which have been expedited, chiefly from hence, as well as from Amsterdam, Hamburg, and Frankfort, if not elsewhere, for account and in aid of the Bank of Vienna, that establishment wee in a cri tical position. Silver commanded a premium of 81 per cent., and gold as much as 161 per cent. By the Hibernia advice. have been received from Havens to the 4th inst. Sugars were said to be more stiffly held, and stocks being extremely reduced pur chasers to order had to submit to higher prices. It is stated as a "general opinion that the growing crop will be smaller than that of this year, and not so soon' at market as usual." The " dearness of labour, and its far more advantageous employment in the cultiva turn of sugar," might, according to the circular of Messrs. Burnham and Co., " occasion, from want of the necessary cleansing, the waste and loss of a con siderable part of the growing crop of coffee," which was otherwise looking " mere vigorous and productive than has been the case for some time." Exchange on England was 15 to 151 premium ; on New York and Boston 3 to 31, with not much inquiry for the two latter. 11501.1311 FUND& or Ct. 11,81. Anna. 311 I 1 I Inds Btu& 237 3 1Peir r C 9l 1 0nr 6 =.. 87 4 1 11: I 14 4 =1.1:'' DO ltralut. tot , 6W .Ilia.. 1400. Curls fur ACOMUIt, 471 1 Ditty 30 Yount, 10th Ott., MAteitucr Ml* Ll.OOO, .Ice. DM. arch, 452 11, June. 49 AI Dow 3u Vutrs, cup. 6th Jas. , DWA, ltd.. March, 46 USU. 13 Di /UNDO. 6 W r ow el. :L l= 1 1 1 6 L. 116 ' 611. 6 par VI. 81;111111sh Pamirs Batik 31 3 Ot t ar . S t entoh Bond.. 211 I 51 Wr Ct. Dutch lachsatto, 12 413 74 S 4 per Ct. Dutch Certif., 731 21 FORNIOII 6 per Ct. }kraal:Lan Non*. 74 5 1 or CI. bruurrin floodr, lS 6 or 174. Merino, 1414. 41 1 1111 W Amt., De. 15. 211 .; irtlf Ct. refUtill. BMIAN 4 per Portuirm. mom. link at 6 Or CC R 14.411.1 BOIld..110‘ 1 4.• Mi I RAILWAY NEWS. With the exception of London and North Western Shares, which were in advance, we had scarcely any change in the market to report. Prices generally wore a more firm appearance in the morning than towards the close of business. SHARE LIBT.-Low now. Novaxszu 28. Noea.-The nootatlon. of Imo. In Roma dra o rgere denote actual trainactlons: thew of 1166.16 Italia 60120 guicu, YAM. eau. 12 Aberd, , a ..,-.16 17 0 Les 46. it & 194032. 31 1d .I.l,erot Noe 4 . 15061 46 341 434 Do. Nam. ML ..... 17 15d. lv ! Hie It pl., /Md. cid* 1.. ," 31 Do. New. 26. I I 19.2d.er getapswr. J ` 9 . - 8e Do. Dese. 242110.. 36 10 1 IkAlln.trithortgrards 46. 41 lax no. 1001... 14 13d. 131 DO SeL 2S. VaUg 65 if Ift Do. Tbisca .._._ ... Id. 0 eimo dr.p.„ .• , o .4 r. .J . tar 1134 1 is i ~ fDa N.Se.retli PC .. tail iry.s Name** pi ID. Do.do.wlthouterose , 4 II 4.66..661 • 2' mai tse 6 DoolonWow.. Him. 3 91. 4 N664/12111., gee Mel 314. 0 • firlando,3l Elder. .'7ll SA 130 Now. 0011,52 222 ,5 ) 42 , 174 Do. Thirds .l6+ IS Det 10)0.84..110.1'64 71d. 1 144 ItuebooloowAire .34 31 ID De. AIIII 14.0.D.0. 01 Id PI Caiwlonian ' 62 Do. 4 Dge 2 wee 6 7gL 1.1) 681165,1 -.. ..., ... 77 6 5 ' D 0.210 ndweace 411 100 Da Um. Pr. 61... . 60 . 4246,tge 6 11242.61. 10 I 1 194 Si 166 20.1baree •_. .10 91 16 , Do. Pafeware. 36 0026 6/604..h0te ' kV D.C.DrLi k1e.6641 1.71 1 26 D o. IU. 44 61 •31 Do. BrisloeGiaaorl 16 • Do. dal. lea ILL. 34 3 i 146 N46.(it.Wat.1h4.20 34 Do.l,ll.lo6l4PCret 31 1:0 legaeseDe & 44rIak DI Eseteen Countlem - 1111 I 46 2.22 12111,28...... .115 lo Ito.Newegmr.dg4ll 101 1 di ag.. 1:::: mi 661 4 0 1 1 D 0.7.61. tp(2.57, 1 tar 4p. Do. diem /* a I 02 Les. de.- ... Na 2 Id. 00 I Do. „ „!t , *,, 60 DoNor 11221.6441 56 61, Do. TlOrds Su la., do., 4p. lawi AO :2 MO' Nor/sit. . . .. .14 60 Ili Do. 5 A. ,00 - .421 13 10'. Do. NW.291: 34 i 06 de. Ness ~.. 16 Igd. 6 1 De.ffigart. Gip. (6 go 4d 16 P Fastens Daiwa Cr. Ai 25 I Do. do. 6 Pew OW 104 IT 261 Do. de.- Alktu 215 131. 4N. Coomelos Digoa O Do. de ... .....• e II 1361. 1 iNerel 2 02. Wooten 3 Id. *0 Do.doderipp . r 11.254 SL I/ Worth 2200620.16 .Si 2 21 80. a,. ,10. 26 1260 10632110 It I Po. New 1416 4 0. 10 Lead5.„01211.2.1161). lb I el , De. !shoe , . •• • •94 10. 1 Ropaia d.: i1it40414.. 1_94. 61 1 m .,. 44 p a.Po/44/6. pox W . 1 0600 0200..... AA A ZS • East Llacatooblzo ... , sst 4‘ 80444444. Alkllood W i Ed(nburgh.* Cita*. 66 10 179 Do. lino ...... . 15 k Da. irlsores 1 541 6ea Do. I siiEreler,Yoril,Weiv. l 19.9 . 5 Do. a 0„,...., , b eie IT 'Unlit Northern 141 De.do. I ildiewrw2 '1 LW. Nairn 441 Dode.(llapa.fr.li 31.1. 171 Do. firma* lll po. E*abo. ....1740. 1 Do. Aar ..... 1 lit 01.12.4•14•WatAlror 10 Dal! Kit. 191 13 1101060/ Nara 'Map. 315 4 on 1/604 26 Do. Nn4401. ... .. .47 42p. 00 Desna ...... 3.0 Dm New, SA .... 1 '26 leo. Pella _ esta. 14 Du Nay, 161. .... US Up. 6) ElegetA agefordehdre 90 West Woilees. ... . 70 6 r• lesitillsors..., , • 14 Po. do N0.1121 ECI% asemi...... U Do. do. ..... l4. ILI Ild * Do. ARM . . ... .. . 20. 16 Do. do.. No. 3 118 10 13 Do. New 171.- •• • 10 Do o 6 feint... 4Of al thill and 859 .•• . n n 2 Wales . 1 16 Do. 9 Mors ...... 44 6 IVs .4.4. rke faiii. Lie W. i Aare* .„... 6 Olt 46 derfd.tLionert6l 86 Law. and Dor**. .14 • 0 ell 11 1 0 r 261104422.0. 10 Do 71220 2l per 1 9 6 Do. do 27g 03 Lawaskire 8 Yorks& Do. do &I DO. .90. -,61 60 O W22,220,&15Wee lf IC 43 Do. 4 Ade* .......I4 12d. 99 Wile 00.08. WAIL 17g Do. g 0606 104 16 Perk, New., a Der. 260 I/ 1 Do. Fifths .. ~ ,ll 4 lo 12).(60.21021136) 934 4 Do. dirteadiss. • • •15 116. 11 10118.20111011 w Ug 13 D 0.1142101 1 1 011 431 16 DeNo3Nwealter /11 1 5 116.1140060.00D4 4 1 DoON2PurorProI IN i 4 I I Do. W. R. Dotal- el 641. 60 Teeklll622llldLed 3 61 26, Do Pretton&Wyg• 361 6 10 Do. WeD21268.... 8 vi lio.4l4ares . 34 46. 11 1 De.K20.614e.kY eu Lee& cce ereireie ri I rows!. RAILWAY!. 64.0 Leal. 14141 Thirst •. Id 113 611.4226-102 01 33 i W. Da. New ...V 3161. 20 26te 0 dinfoge 61 01 3i! Do 16Pref.6perce le . ..td. 17 '(' "10,1Vas, LI lit 34. La, Croobv. • 440.445 Ti )112902, 79 W. 134 Loestion 4 21662001 1 4 44 , Hail 26265 . 221 Do. Naleialas ... GIL bodies Itatii2l6 DJ Loa ,1120224,01.05.13 7i I .L1141•0 1 / 1 4 c 7.'.:•.0 V 120.0aar. 5 per Ce. *I ed 1 ;1ii , "* 2441, 17 edl 50 Dar* , aw.ar a. le , Ditto.. - - 60 Da da.l/69. 20 INewasr mid 1420 4 Do • Nw46.l**lwa 12 I Noelbore of hymn 134 London a Oreenwkie, I Odemas 2 Dordsitu I IS, Do retheenee• -•1 11 Pm* dad Lposa 64. 104 Lembo& 11.0609291 119 16 10 Da da. 21 110.WW116. L. de D. 5w 39 Pirtrowd Orton •25 7 De. AIL Now . ..... Tf i 1 2D Poise Ilaiim Ulf 2 :Sr 1 SID 9 P is* aelowiearo • 116 36 Dei. SI Amos owl Howe . . 7 9 02 • 1 lip. x Bisabr g god Maw ,II L. 101 9 loan sod Naateo 9l ? ) "! 1-11b.. 06 eg 1 ;114 fp. I/ Wad Oleadere. .. . * 1 MIII tTING -LasteAsama AND TOIIIIIIIIIIL-Mmtim to slop New Weo••--222•••••• Nar. 26.-11 r. W. 2610611 12 1141 gig*, The geplis 1 es Mid :-Tbe samtian We :0 50, 54. and so re•ii, are In settee demand, nod commm ton ren t easily. tiome makes or Sednek shlrtlw are alto fraChing tally pima than tam of last Toendey. Wu-Mu are al .o dttvicollv lams cloths and T Meths ere Namely so buoyant to tmei an we .„. Tommy. The Greek buyers ham not Wen m seine day. In yam, tailbones great Aimee la repay to 031111.111GUi alleht whams sr In the cloth market. Esti; sew eperateas rather hold at, with the emetatica that We pun, lase rethe hallos w h ile little, an teumeh im n.r.d the ear a the The full:Men MLA week, however, are generally easily for orders ice Immediate akimeat derably mire work than Utey Spir wits tame. The trade k hot lime e mirs", keeps hoproMmy gear eery week, At Wham willbowawn ere hi meek beetle spirits, end molt of the futon's re, working ten boors a day. The heft sod Iron trades me very dandily at preelmt. The maws an sin pretty well o x " Manchester lasssivAr out Tim. biassa w a oo va ujniourrae.— t heawit.theou lrini: bwam= , Nov. 28 ::: ;:ez e wry little Wire Mae k ger di& hes this moming, a dtca♦, stsme z ysiosses mond &Meg the esettesasnt of *m aw was &dam nerclasals. Iskshiy, bought 004 t o ode Its as h=beir emir. hems to sr* * without tassWastala. BLANTIT - 11.—NOCUIONDWIIII, Nov. 27 —Ph W s bid mew irk mit* hese tacky. Itioneh th e attended Is emidenolds ormattee, they Deemed detennmad 10 solids( hat whet they moire Ice Immediate demand , mannely be Wood to estead their purchases, even tf redaj, prim *mild have loon labottted to. AVM UM LONDON GAZETTB.—Tuesela BANKRUPTS. Y ' cl * Saila= Braaow, Hulme, Lancaeldre, plasterer, to Dee. 12 lb Jon. 3, at 11, at Manchester Ct. &4, benMwelk, Inner Temple, k Simpson, Manchester • . er. skw Mancheet Joan Cure Exeter, baker, Dee. 13 & Jan. 10 at 11 at Ct. Soh, Soieo & Turner, Aldermanbary, & Wrelord, Hamnim, Raster. flew ; ef, Soma Dar, t'ley, Gloureetershirr. cod dealer, inc. !Jae , , 11, at 11, at Bristol CL Sots., Blake, IllackftliumnL, balm Gletuessterstdre; off. swig., Hutton, Bristol. • nu, N ei ,„ kraus Demos Deane, lenereire, hat manufacturer Deo, 111, at 1K at Mancloester Cc. Soli., Clarke &Co., Lionel . ;maw..." . I & Brooks Arktomender-Lyne; off. rdi.. Joan lairtaltat. Blanchester, comb leas manufatturer, Des H& Jam 1, set 11, at Mandmarar Ct. Sole., Jaques & Fdecr4 Dye Holboen, & Chew, Manchester ; of. actg., Pott, Mandoester. Marrarer GoODL, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, Dosed Des & Jan. 11, at 11, at fiesingballet. Sam, ‘ ,l l Praylnn 41.. & Called." Tallaaata; dr. nag., Om.. A t.= WILLJAM loses Beekked.row. Walworth, frocer, Dec. i It L k Jan. 13 at IL atßilet. 801., King, North-Wills., P' circus ; of. ends., Graham, Coinsamet. Tanner Jamas, St. Fetees.aq., Hammersmith, brietataks 6at 11, Is Jan. 4 at 11, at BeMngballet. fbL, Feerdrinier , at.. Delegate; on, mem, Bell, Oolemenat..buildL Peckham. Slip owner, Dee. Setlß Jen. TO at 11 et Baringnallat. Sal., Moo, AuMn.friars; eg. Follett, SastirrooMet. Lemon Waxen premieres, Birkenhead, Cheehire, as. chant, Dee. 13 Pt Ism 8, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Soh ; clew.% Mr.twaltrettr= el=eThrholnUlkeeliertek 11 k Jam 1, at 11 ,1 at Liverpool Cl. Bola, eq., & Forshaw, -ve• _ off. meg., COSIDOWn. florip WI - LUAU Howe. Burnham, Bucklaghanchlre apPlaenry, p a 9atl, is Jen. 10 at II a ch g ai t u tal t tialLet. Sol., lambert, Grsy'r troq off. seam, Omen. WILLIAM linecons, nerds', Kent, dealer, Dec. aat I, &ha lest 12, at BeelegbalLst. Soh, Palmer & Co., Bedfordrow, k Maidatons ; off. tag., FOAL Sambrook et. Eugu STEAD, New MLR, Yorkshire, corn dealer, Dec. It &kik at 11, at Leeds 01. Sok, Kam. Sfslefollerinn, &Yu; Me off. aisig., Hope, leads. JICOrrIST 8111Talallaark. Blackburn, Lancashire, beloser, no II & Jan. 3, at 12, St Manchester Ct. Soli., W iglleawwtk kg: gale & Co., Manchester, & Wilkineca Leis; Blackburn •, off . FraserM/Mbester. EDWiN TaTaol. Bristol. stoekbrcker, Dec. 12&J let 11, at Bristol Q. Son., & Cc, Old Jewry, at For, Beal ; adf. mfg., Miller, BrtnoL EDWAILD name, Nicholamla., City, dealer in shares, Dee. ilk & Jam 9at 12, at=all.4. &A, West, Grua/mat , off. k g, PecoelL Goildhe Et-tossers Wrneowsog. Princes-pL, Clapbam.rd , loagipt.km keeper, Dec. 9 at 14, & Jan. 13 at 3, at Basierthallet dew k Newsom& Ely-pl., Holborn; off. mtg., Greta, Guild iaathlaa Caaktie Wool,. Leeds, grocer, Dec. 14 ik Jan. P, at 11, s leek CL thole., Smith & Allisions, Warder/Let., City, & Masts. BMW. eon, Lett; off. rag., Yalta& Leeds. INSOLVENT PETTTIONERA l. s. S fro hetp:pa: B bsiotaterates... k...uhi.4 l & wt . .Se , Lcsat „.. teess u, ly: bat.. Mow. C. Ants. Win Word. CWWWO, pub- C. e Nor!. Hereford. boolundirn. Scam. J. Woke, RJ alms, Wilkam. Daalla I. Cepake, Gnat Yariskata. Nee- ofefor , &la ,it,. Rater tallow. Woo. Mai Dm. J. Banosa Alaska Waralaknaka tlue. aaPt, we pepum. 3. Roomer. at. Bele% Lorerri.. J. Havant, to . , Walyearra Itadacepalro. Cm tam. fanner. 9r. ',mood; lattera De.radia, J. 1.. aa; Sulatbotat. Dela. tartan. palm P.. , J. T.reJdell. Markt. , Dwkw. J. Rom Trotdrealta, lhatkrack Worry. Abe, Mkt. E. Sada% 8.0.% Delman. farmer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& B. Dortington a don, Leeds, cloth merchants-let die. 415 Hoeg day en or after Nov. 29, at Young's, Leeds. T. Edwards, Burnam, Staffordshire, manufacturer of auttenist -Ist die. of ea., any Friday, at Whitmore's, Itirmingbent J. W. Hammon, Sekforde-st., Clerketwell, vetch rase misk► tairer-lat dlr. of 3s. 3d., Nov. 10, & three follocieg Thandapot Standeld's, Etne.arme-yd. P. Hate, Liverpool, tallow chandler-Ist die. of IL Id, Nev.l, & any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, UverpooL M. Hassell, Manchester, milliner-1e di,. of le. 111 d, No,. any subsequent Tuesday, at Ports, Manchester. W. 11. Hyde, Newcastle-under-Lime, Water-lit dir. d &Ks any Friday, at Whitmore'', Birmingham. U. Jevons, Ti Staffordshire., gracer-Ist My. of let, re, Thursday, at M. Birmingham. A. Mager, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, grocer-let die. d id, Wm& & nay •lequesit Wednesday at Amman's, Bristol. J. Smith, Little Bolton, Lancashge, roller ranker-It dn. d le. Md., Nov. 28, & any subsequent Tuesday. at Potts, Medismc R. Ssaltb, Preston, Lancashire, corn merchant -let die. d b., Ni. A t any stbemuent Tuesday, at Hobson'', Manobeater. W. Willianoo, Brecon, draper-1t di,. of 3a., Nor. 34 following Thornily', at Standeld's, Kinenrommyd. DIVIDENDS.-Dee. 21. H. Bolton, Laton, Bedfordshire, Omen nufacturer -Jan. 4. J. W. Burton, O. Daman, it W. Earth, Ni cheater, manufacturers-Dee. 21. W. Chappelow, jam, St. James's, wholesale saddler-Dm T. . 21. 0. Day, c. I L I Pimlico, Mel engineer-Deo. 21. T. 8. De Year, Lilo-ft ,4 lent& eq., currier-Dec. 21. O. Damian, Regent's-place, Westrandes, le; dealer-Dec. 20. J. Gatrell, Lymiegton, Hants, imbalance-Doak A. W. Hare, Bartlett's-build. City, brush manufacturer-De. M. I. Hodgkin', Birmingham, shoemaker-Den 21. T. Meted list Shields, banker-Dec. 11. A.M'Dceaki, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, ada. timer-Dee. 11. M. S. Oxley &M. Oxley, Norfollcameeat, Bl WS. hotel keepers-Dee. 22. W. Payne, Lewes, Stusex,clathier-Dm W. rearm, Croydon, taller-Ilea 21. T. Seddon & O. Seddon. We inn-road, cabinet makers-Dec. 19. J. I=mBbirley, Nostamp tonoommon brewer-Dee. 19. S. , Friday= inerettant-Dec. M. J. Treece, sem, Gloucester-place, Old carpenter -Dec. 10. J. Trevers, Jun., Gloucestemplace, Old Erdal, earpentsr-Dee. 21. 0. Webster, Hedge-row, Islgtun, bossed* tuella/ -Dee.l9. D. Wflllama, Rothin, Denbighshire, cattle Weems L,indon-woU, city, wool j- ....mh . lloClTCH D".W 7 Dc.. 2 : l4 :ll3e :S ii2444KeW kai EQ iiklaN 2wdorl t:ESTßA m "M" L„... 7E . lm "l' amm bank tb.r. ::: B.6 l : ll.l . ! Morris. Glsegow, Dee. 2 & 23, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-R. Benson, 11. Yemen V. Phillips, C. Darr* J. Taylor, ran., C. Jordan, A. Gibbons, IL W J. Winer, W. Bull, J. Cullingtoo, S. Cook, J. Brkrlty, W. MO. A. Wood, J. Harris, T. Brie J. Hutchings, C. Erampum Seal• Rso far as H . Venour & T W. Phillip-1' . + 1.1 ... It. Parker, B. Ki r i:C r :ft J. Morgan, arrington, Lonrof' ,o-T. Croughtce, &A. Todd, Black Lim-yd., Wkltechapel-J. boon, 11. J. Distin, W. A. Mein, & T. Maim Criebourne-M-W.Geshca r s J. Sairdon, Hodderalleld-W. B. Huggins, B. F. Rhea., A. o. Thcentom E. J. C. Atterbory, W. °netts, 0. Homan, &J.J. L =1 ler dell, Glasgow, Po err se regards E. J. C. Atterbury-C. 4 Menem% Loughhoroogb, Leiceetereltire-W. Janos k J. F. urpm ellyat hite. Bsekdde, lif Coilyci cr e e Cbe m l sa J. : W t. fireet . . " lAr" md. " tar as Puns regards J. 011bert-T. Morton H. Street, Halal W.' stalge-H. Mottrem, H. W. Taylor, k Mettrant, Rad -I. Nash T. Nash, Sed Lancashire-0. P. Pooock aT. Ore ton, Norfolk-at, Strand-J. K. Ssrrag &C. J. Mehra, Mded. Lanembire--W. Spurrier & - P.'llll W. Robinson, eanomet., Chelsea-F. . B iZa rh rt. Li llst T. TTintialLoad. W.r j.zint= barongh, Yorksltire .k.;. 7r ebiLi aa rpx4 regards a M'lntme, Preetes, - - liettl-4. Wright &0. Goode., Crawfonl.m., Iffarylebons. min a SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MAlta - LLIL 9111 , A111. 114141111. DOL Aim. eft 2 Death, ..... 0 0 Bard OB India e. Smith. u Mexico Nil 0 Waterford .. 011 IlMedem ammon..Dec Si.linraa..Dscil 1 Dunagbades. 01 ... 00 De. Manelike u 0 W Mel 1 Otiers.kJeiv. 0,0 I . &0 BOW% sod He. to ktraW. 1 Bambara— .00 ElOs. w. loWs• • -Thw. 7 Guy...so, Now. : Lion, Ilarliagen ; MaidataW, Bowen; Columbine, Opeele; Mr rya, Ouer; DualLirti Frederick Young, Arms; Ames Packet, Wiz; Midge, Damara; Champion, Rio; Paragew. Quebec; Panay a Garrigur, ACM.; Sophia McKenzie, 84. Jake's; Emilie et Angle, Care; Jane, Qu be; Stebin Heath, Funafuti ; Paithumous, Port Philip; Mariner, Dow bay; Maria, Stockholm; Isabella, Serra Leone; ChiMe ilarolA Bombay; Countere of Egliaton, Sintrefr re; TrantPuri• — , Sailed timphizilloffatt, Bombay; Arebiteid, Baltic; Flower td 1* row, St. Michael's; :ermer-, Gracelinea ; Ramona, !Mad's; Mlreooo, St. ; Odom, Demerara. BIRTIIB. BROWN.—Nov. 2r, at the Crewcut. Cikhadvcorronow.lirv. W. limn 14. daughter. FR of OC—Nov. BC at Darlington tiareonago, Mrs. W. frtm&.d daughter. 110LII.AN D.—Nov. 26, M Widmer, the wife of the Ike. W. B. litho& LE of W a ltirt-t e kov. 35, M Dover, the wife of A. Lech., the. of daughter. PERLLIP4I.—Nov. 32, at Pentwyntizion, the wife of the Rev.!. fti lip of a daughter. PLATT.—Nov. the wife of T. Matt, Esq., of linigp.tegd, end Mt PrV IL- 112.—Nov a . a 21,at Newland. the wife of the Rev. J. Pooh./ • au.ter. 13COT.Nv. 26, at Eburpetreat. Cbedervquare, the wife of 11 . 11 Beott. EN., of a ton. MABRIAGEI3. BREAKL Y—CROTLIERB.—Now 23, at Bode Church. Kin= II the Rev. C. Menem Bead, the Rev. W. Breaker, of land. to gee e. only daughter of A. Crothen. Batolvvid , CUNN NOII.tWb—LYON.—Nov. id, at Edinburgh, the twe. Cunnyngtudne. M.A.'of University College, Durham, W Ueoe Twir ton, second daughter of the Ray. C. J. Lyon, M.A. LYNN lEME.—Nov. M. at Moly Trictit,y h. V. ik Church. Marileh , " W. Lynn, Esq., of Bouthsva. to elirabh, daughwe of Mere, Ise, PR IOII—LISTEIL—Nov. 23, at the refold,' Meeting Ronan Pidgin Newt. T. Prior. tun.. Egg. of Monlidown, huhlin,.. Lob& Bonilla, wound ht r of Laster . Lg. of Upton itowe. TIIORNELL—HAMBERS.—N, v. 25, at asthfarnhain Chentli,sl T he Rev. II Marton, W. Tbornall, Dig ,M. Ann ...ewe. age* WlWeik mallet, to Mary, gdatt daughter of J. iihainbels, /Win, of Howe, Ratinarsham. DMATR& BEMCIIEE.—Nov. William Nelson Beecirta fe 2., of threads& BELL—Nov. 23, at Wow, the age. T. IL sod td. FULLERTOIII.—Nov. 9, at Miaow* port. a, the danl ols4l fY kis t• lfir th . v :2 64. 7 4 !1 23,164 M. egad m. Bay Clorlotta. widow d ILAY.—Nor. St at Pagadierrow, Botisertatae, Mary. read d Ye hi Mr. W. Kay. aged 69. PEEL—Now 21. at Torquay, Olivia Jana Lsancw Peal. eldwiMil la of Mr L. Pohl. Nam. PM MON.—Nor. 26, at ModneyArelt, Peataneglet Elinthea• Naill the late R. Pairs" Mal. __aged en STAP• L E.—Nov..M. at 'Arad, Ma, Pilaf& ES.—Nov M. QuelaAromi, Ma J. Mulcts. WM 21 ' TAELOR.—Nov. 26, at tlt. Kathanaga Seggct Katharine Agnes. beim &while Tal_ lo r , r o o,o. 11=111.—Nov 23, at Mgr. IL. Walk Mara. OW estrataa, aged M. " di ..=.- - !HoDeti•ad Wald bs WLI.IBII KAM Iles. of ML. 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