The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-02 00:00:00

4 4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1847. representing debts to the amount of upwards of 100,0001. mental collections. In the better days of Minehinuunpten, aftlil-Weresse _ t Ths beata.- . Examination_ •' 111 L md tanial kwwi : Duri ng .and, gentleman, to the effect that she was fast sicking, lwe let the www iebeatente wa. wwwfw el elaisindw.soltristima.woludislawm w e i reA W.l Mr. B. Fisher, of Little Bowden, the senior assignee, took I have known mere than four times the whole amount Fl A ll=t w f re wa nold ... 6 ese,ea. v ,_.., l _ m. .__ therefore, that it would be advisable to have her depo- • mates " •"` ••••• I °d• -- B , 1 •• Mien taken. Mr. Norton lost no time in proceeding to the . Wwd nan, taken line Inen6kne " ' lda "" leld he Milt the their. It appears that there wits a balance of cash in raised here in four hours, when the inbabitants were both .." inertells the saes a damn men tor the reward of hand of between 9,000!. and 10,0001., which would pay a able and willing to give; and for the honour of the poor old banana ef the t-Wltaan: T . irDraie enoe the inju woman, accompanied by to eon. a ongswirlan wad the It MOM% Ise, sr tented • ins ta Mole. r.:l further dividends of Is. in the pound ; and that eventually place it must be said that we could do something new, if we ma w.: I urn a m...a at tha h etes *. au ._ the clerk. On reaching the house No. 1, Nelson-strut, mg them eerie a wentimarlish Ms gnat mei Oa , a further sum of about 10,0001. would be realised approved of the object, a..d the means taken to attain it. I roan ea the leth - 555:, - where ww the was canned, Camberwell, the magiatrate found the poor woman u de- B g/TIIMMIII Wlllii.-(Pranisawegairessick.) W ei from the estate, hut that the remaining property do net touch on the came of our affliction; from first to last end law the one the scribed, sinking very fast, and rapidly approaching her end, IfetglOo.- - Thelinhillt, . __„__ L•••• 1 1 . 071 .6 s Ordd i rr ; g e u ,r er : Ti . , consisted principally nf houses, land, and other reel it is too painful a subject ; but it should be known that Skids= ho-Tha pew ee Vim dm dedlesd but still in perfect possession nail her faculties. Finding this dads AM' .5 . 11. 6 .1 Mg% -- 11 - illsliway, Jan.% Imam; .ei estate, width was held jointly by the assignees, mid when the distress appeared most urgent, • kind and respect. 0160 "f_t!• ;... Ce r : Pel‘mer_i_ l i m i ts ••1 10 6 1 • milf 4 •9 11 • 1 to I,e bie un t , hecree .. Mr Norton ci di t re i e r ld fi th o et ra lh o e w priso r.. ne e r . D i a ndle ts ; =r end ,3.6.1. ildinest-ria. : No, sir.-tas eliel rionielmild. inea Mat p o , - who .' . • . . . - . _ lOW Jew 6. landen; INGO Demo Jan, 9, My- ' h Mn. J. God•lard, the It idow ot one of the bankrupts ; and ful application was made to one ol tbe perochial authorities te ,eh h h e i th , 'le s t end Adi. Haerasy, Int Ist Mk wee ease that in cons quince of the imbecility of mind of that lady no to all a meeting. for the purpose of adopting further means gy gas (bort ; Eau ue ghee Os primer mehe Ilhat yea Own 13001, be brought into the room, and be war accordingly Joy 4, ; w en nesse, mil wandsk °l"de rad iglmal pwahp, j an. 7, 3 3 &1 3 , sale could be effected or partition of the property made of checking the progress of the malady, and showing to the enedues two Mom nanstbias sialot Wm en Ole 6611-I taken to the bedside and the presence of the evidently dying Ids during her life, without making an application to the Court suffering end the poor that they had the sympathy of their Wei the Pellener wee ad d bt a addle ••• 1441 • 11101 - id woman. The evidence was as follows :-" On Saturday Onstuelo nild MlAs' - 190 61115 4 Wm. 0! of Chancery, and probably to Parliament. to obtain a con- neighbours. He wished the application to be reduced to 1 1 1 M,Ordwe i ms 611 Or 120 46 Ma era y 1331 ._.... 1be deintlee ,'",_ evening, about seven o'clock, I went to Mrs. M'Leish's, No. tables„,_ ma Jam• 6 ; r 44 "am ad Da t e lm • Emotion of a partition of the estates. That the creditors writing, and made in form, and he appeared disposed to m m g,ri 4 6 ,/.... nti1l ann neerie ge m o ome me. demo 7mma onto 4, Pitt-street. Th i ejoisoner war there, but his wife war not `i'm e r el Jen e em 7 ; e rieetwe4 , Leh . „ A Dueumu_gu." Wet 2:: had therefore been milled together to wain with the rain- &went to it. This was done, and no reply whatever given u g oe s e wee h im e we es tga th e a. Ink e er out- in the room. He .1 he wanted some tea, and that he won s e ve la. s ee , y t N ag a myth (gif t e th e Hero h eeh teh it • SOW whether it was desirable to pay • further dividend of to it. The officer, it appears, considered that he was too tag sad eth e n ee, ionnospa, ima asegassw t o 420 would hit his wife with the poker. Be was in liquor. brentheM-ItmersOss et wedo Jan. 6; Waft abelera WNW mil e Is. now , and wait until after the death of Mrs. Goddard be- young an iehabitant to cell • meeting ; he conferred . with dayie 'noisome MI wintlem i t aithog lelmwr, i the frimk,4v meaheaer s. la Massy Whether it was coming into Ste room or rill/ out I can't www Eteelec www ßnsadea/-lddeewdm wwww , am imk or j acetre w.. , tan. Si easily of fore anything more could be done, or to at once incur . be one of the so-celled committee, who here been living . in the oondasollet, solleloppoe, isr 0041 , 4 • say, but I felt a blow on my head, and that s Morton - Devesse.--aerean-Ifildrier's dividend me semi dem Me- I is of obtabeing a part i tion of the property, and make a pariah about • year, and the latter gentleman declaring that Is *b. M 4 •••• 1 e° •••• ••• armed l• Os e° 11111 " •1- bee." The nrisoner was here salted if he wished to sav Be is. mos is sob general elarereart-Tery lel have • - Mudd &fro at $ per ant pr mann, easel et Lai i, Direct on; marketable title to the as moiety the reef. In the ire public meeting was called he would not attend it, or 7 , am , vom m aa to m ,, m , umehteht and m ho ., = . 1_,,,.. anything, and replied, " I have only to ree that as Mrs. mmi a. m g a m m em _pem bar yore w and. iin , m o m A course of the discussion, Mr. Douglass, solicitor, also stated have anything more to do with the matter, it was suffered to e t r ,_ye e s eam em leT er , e amm e, sad the t e m s mat e t h e Wood was coming in I said I would strike my wife, and as o ffieseeesseesesomy, se, Flasharelseinee Goa Ws that the allowance made to the official ass'gnee, the secretary drop. I know that one ( 1 believe that both) of then gentle- g u ard-mom The deuces of the must me, et Isersp, ta pro- she came in I thought it was her. I have nothing further andlarkatlembOdames)-020 pees Yuma ; Itellsami = chi of bankrupte, and the solicitor, and other fees and espens men poses that amiability of feeling which would fain mullion ma alter confirmation by her MOM,. to say, but that lam very sorry for it."-The prisoner was -lleff-ner's Wool d 4 _,_11 19 Ora ___,•••••.,a. 1 / 1.1.1 "I"._. I en payieg the last dividend amounted to between I,OON. and please everybody ; but where so much wu at stake, it is a again reminded, and sent back to Horsemonger-lane Ono). 44646 41 do bsto p"d , 6 . Imed n. '.... un oo l• ro=ral W I 1,1001., and that at least the same expense would attend the fearful thing that such risk should be incurred to please, or SPORTING. two mode Mann on IL pr Oars; Larkin making • further dividend now, and the none again on perhaps rather to avoid offending, one man, unable to act EPSOM SPRING RACES.-1647. WESTMINSTER.-ErreNotes Puturotn as a Suer. Pal ant. swihsisaw awls; Fewr7 end SMllehi Or •••• 1 01 Is. NAN.-James Mortimer, shopman to Mr. Saunders, of 35, "tam odd. delmidt mg WU; " and 8141616614-1 / 6 3 " 646.4 636 Wag dividend, es the amount of the dividend did unitedly and in • body. I trust moat of u$ have done what !Arno nth nth Mersortnnw Hooniror.-- Fthvarnh, 4 yrs ; ~ , wurg s.road Ease chesmonger, was finally examined, ool i n amet thomm _m aim m et d r' sein P r oo linn o mo oap ueh Jan ' oo p tat 4 ; Inurn Kr ot 4 por r omea ler r ommoo lnede l ; L I " al i t regulate ng the - thoes allowances and fees ; and that he thought we could individually ; and sad as our state has been, and woirdoe 5 Yrs; NOWth Bock, 6 yes; Hydros, 4 yra ; Pine Apple, the additional expense of now obtaining a partition, end still is, I hope we have learnt a salutary lesson.-I am, &c nod; Sat Sewer. 6 Yrs; AWN. aped: Sir Simon, 1 yre, bf by tee charged with plundering his employer to an enormous ex- Teethe iot a g eo u e _th ie ye a s a mma r. iii arr ." . or Tentacle out of °deny 3 yrs; The Premier. 4 yro , Flahowlseh, 5 tent. The prieoner hed been nix months in the service of the Ca s. - AMMONS - 61. due; ins se sue. 40. making out a title to the property, instead of wai ti ng until JOHN 0. Sam., aolicitor and coroner.-Minchinhapton, yze ; Doe an Darns 5 yrs ; Meanest. 3 yrs; Conine il taut, 3 yrs : b prosecutor, during nearly the whole of which time, accord- Bran sad Inehr-el.m tided shoo, Jim. ei 51. a the death of Mrs. Goddard, would not be so great as making Stroud, December 29, 1846. % 6 L 11 . 466 . 464 a lIIPLass .44I "; 3 L"; P 64 '. 644, 6 7" ; 166 .. 1 '. ing to his own confession, he had been robbing him. The WM honied pan' dom. sod a seal& sheres. do; ea additional dividend ; and that in the event of it being .4 We; Mantilla of GanYnitharn• 4 cm; Q 0 5 .6 Mala aged ; Ally Croke; accused owed his detection to the circumstances of keeping m ll / 68 7 - IL awl Loon' cemllo -48 - 46 - •• •••• 41- "" 6 yes; Finley, 4 yea; The Little dm Boy, 1 ars , Dex ; determined to obtain a partition, the whole of the affairs AltElif. might be wound op, and a final dividend made in the course trepki, 6 yrs; The Dukeof Richmond. 4 Ws; • Mefrarth . -. 4 yr."7lllMt; late hours and . indulging in expensive habits, which . became l eme ma m deen• oad end nomm en len _ aelle s e ; tak inr m en •••11. 6 . tu law i . a. iel • iblelt d . i ; an of the ensuing summer. With one exception, the meeting ROSSINI'S " Roemer BRBeg,"-The long-announced Raise. 4 yrs; needle eyes ; woven, 4 yes; Ukraine, 4 yrs ; Punch, 4 known to his master, added to his pocket-book having been Fem m e& nom* ad Wen "Mg Jimetlea-Ills., ho I; Grand re; Humdrum, 4 yr 6; Maid of Lywy 4 yrs; Alliance, 4 yrs; Dinned, found, by an entry in which, in the prisoner's handwriting, Calm-IL Ca., 'mg; Greet Weelera-36. Mt an to shwes, and an was unanimous in posing resolutions, requeeting the as- representation of "Robert Bruce " took plate on Wednes 4 v/e:4 agea ummdsle ; itte'l4 s sgnet, ra n Yr"ord ; t :ited .6 l 7lo 6 S zer yrs 4 , yrs ; 6 Emendd yrs iwkr ; Aktarli7k,, ii l iiel, Yrs a, ;;; it was clear that he was in the habit of supplying persons IL WA en We 991. Omea. Jen. RI Balnlal MN Wlnialwara- De te signees to take the necessary steps for obtaining • partition day evening at the Grand Opera. Of course the house was crowded to repletion. Could it be otherwise, to hear once eby Amon on of La 3 with goode on his own account. Mr. Saunders, in order to __ . . 2 . 'Melte!!! ...DS at- 166minlids-A Ma do; Leeds. . se eff the property.ascertain whether his suspicions were well founded, got a `nu "'"'s J en di 1 4"• 11 • 41 4 • 41 • 11-31- • l e• ee - ' wOlteeeTelesHlDE. again the new inspirations of Rossini? We shill here merely Satyr, 6 yrs; Secundua, 6 yrs ; G at he r, 5 y es lady Swath 6 Ps; • TEN out OP STARvATIon AT WORCESIMR.- On say a few words on a disagreeable incident which daturbed Morrell, 6 yrs; Sir Peter Unite, 4 yrs; Sheraton, 4 re; The Lamy friend to mark some money and send it to the shop in ay - ...l emenl eo l d o . ... ehareerant Annum .. amim n ed illin kandl- 11. om °' m t h 2 o ll7. 11° 11170RII An ASSISTANT rooa-Law DoMMISSIONER.-On and threatened to interrupt the performance. A ide certain .. 4 ,.,..rt;_,•_Dornet.. wet ! 4 Yre l ; All ib r uck s / 1 • 7. ; ; C000llo. Wed: Miss mat for goods, on the morning of the 24th, and on finding ease, of y eu g • ; s en - s eta - ew eh h i te h eer _ht. du; Luth so d 13 Thar*day, J. T. Graves, Esq., attended at the Union Work- degree of opposition was evored in the sea act, evntly 6 '=', , , , •5 L 4.4 Sabool Miss by an examination of the till shortly afterwards that there Ely, M.olm; iffamberar, lielleneng SW, on Coat-a ' 4 yrs; Mires', i lai el. by healed, by Tatum 3 was none of it there, caused the prisoner of robbing Olt re Mk as ens; Ilinederee end elks rid. su house, Worcester, for the purpose of investigating • charge with • view to cause the failure of Mme. Stoltz, ra ''," ' er, 5 ym; Reny 1 yrs; 12,7, A ° ; °6361614 ' 3 T N ; BM' him, and four of the marked shillings and a halt: diadem., isgagiudi miedon , mid sluillaga i lalatherreer 4 alleged neglect against a relieving officer of the union, who appeared to be suffering and agitated; but who, ton, 4 yrs ; Pink este 3 yrs; lady W , 5 yrs ; Merry, 4 yrs ; a ny dews, end* UAL de such a manner as to merit the Jenny wren 3 yrs • Brother to stitch , • Guaracba, 4 yrs• Milden whereby it was alleged an infant of one Sarah Dove had, nevertheless, sang in „ , . crown we ou re fnd in his *on. Mr. Saunders then c ' e - e t -; - es the Wt. dime, Jan. 6--idownisa Ilme, la Who aiew 404 for want of proper clothing and attention, died. At the applause which she received. The actress ; yielding to • a S yrs ; Sweetmeat, 5 yrs; Mosque, ; Giselle, 4 . ~,,,f; :. ; Lime, charged him . with stealing goods sad supplying perso . ne ... a m s_ii...„h ra w Ly e , hk o h tet p ee h ee d 4 .- 51. et coroner's inquest, held on the body about • fortnight see, movement of ill humour,tore her han de em e m ei r , peen.. .a wit, out of Camp Follower, 3 YRS 1 Little Jack, 5 yrs . Ohmura, with them on nis own account, when the prisoner admitted dos; p.m and Wyn Rainy, Hnlalir eat Dea-rt on the 4 yrs; Crozier, 3 yrs ; DeviOme-care, 3 yrs ; ?mann 9 Yrs ; the fact, and said he had carried the game on for five months. 121. 10s. ass, do thettak Cenral -SI. leimdee; lIMOIM, AA. b the jury found a verdict charging the officer, William Crisp, her agitation was extreme ; the rainority becoming more c , (i . =ro , sr . ; h e h ee tt ee. 5y , ; ~,,,,,, , ... . with neglect, and hence the past inquiry was directed by turbulent, afterwards *en to hiss, and Mme. Stoltz, inter- v w , r 7a yr .. , r^,„,, , It appeared by his entry that 481 a. of butter, which towsmarr.Lyso, sal 21. les. m Meet& (binevagera) the Poor -law Commiesioners.-The first witness called was rupted in her pert , war out to quit the stage, but was held was only a tof private lsis immense depredations, had been sup- shame dee; Itoirds-IMMrs-11.6.. on No. 4 dorm Jen,fi Tint Ind Pi bit. 4 yrs; Diane 5 yrs ; 3 "' stag ; , Fil e . yrs ch ": 4 Qpani Gma ls:Pyrs ' Y" ; Queen ' ."- P • ner, who made no defence, was Nerth ilidl.nd-la sa 1.4 6.1 " 334 laid mere °ham ' . Elizabeth Scott, sister to Sarah Dovey, the mother of the back by Mlle. - Neu. She exclaimed, loud enough to be per- Anne, 4 yrs ; Alarm, 5 yrs ; Geraldine, 1 yrs ; Polka, 4 yr.; Mir. plied to - ma pe . n.. Jan. 2. deemed infant, who deposed that her sister was delivered reedy heard, "This is insupportable. They are unmanly milk., kereLneedsmen, 4_yrs ; rake 11Mort, woe ; launitryroad, commuted en the charges of stealing the marked money, m oo ,. ee p om mies's. rh,,,,,_Thet t odee, e te gh e t. et • male child on Sunday morning, the 13th December. enough to insult a woman. lem ill, exhausted, and Icon - , 3 , t . : . and 1 • a quantities of butter , and lest - shire and Warewerethke and Direct bed awl Trest Juno- h . 2111 . L . 14 o tf . 7 ,4 sr._ i , . fii .. . . g . 6 . dm • C rrvs y r 1 5 ; ri Wi ; tsga r.ct , 4 yes; m. 7 supp ying two *epees Os the following day she applad to Mr. Crisp, the relieving not continue thus." She accompanied these words with 1 7 3 ,7,7 - ', 3 , , Tam o t el m e . 4 pe , Fer mi., Q .* 4 yrs; 1 , 0% ,. ing to account ftr the proceeds. Some idea may be farmed ti on : now lle indoors et the of the eomgy. „,,. depr edations by a slip n f Yamtilta Boom Ciosso.-Deldln wad &Meet J a n (Mayan T eaten, for relief. In reply to Mr. Crisp's questions, she significant gestures, in the midst o f greet tumule in which, 3 we; B e Ni ce , a yr . of - the extent of • the ria " -- - told him that her sister bad been confined at the war however, the applause greatly predominated, which proved CHESTER CCP.-F.Nrarss w Timm paper found is his pocket - hook. in which, fur a gig, tavern Till Jan. IS • Great Southern sa6 Wears (UT'S Tab. 1; Leeds d about fifteen seats ago of a child still-born. Mr. Crisp that the great merrity of the audience did not join in this Pam, 3 yes; Cotes* 9 vre; Widen, 5 nu; Patriot, 6 Yee; Bern bilk, cigars, &c., he had disbureed no less a sum than am s B an. j am 0 t ot e % le, b ot h t h aw,. , s outh _ thereupon remembered who Dewey was, and, using • coarse ungenerous manifestation. Several, who had not before al Chase, 3 rs; Corners ("urn, 1 yrs; Due an Dors 3 Frei ne.. 31. 6 ,, on one Sunday afternoon. Devon-TO Jan. 9. 2 Nspresama, asked whether she (Mrs. Soott) was not ashamed applauded, then began to do so, in order to mark their die 1 1 104k 5 rli . PsL o ..4 wwwi4 e rs . Chaterbox. 4 fw; w 4 yet; ; 3 fr.; w ps . WANDSWORTH.-Dox ATKIN.- Mr. Pa ter desired RAILWAY SHARE LISTS.-LoNmer, JAN. I. E to ask • second time for relief under such circurn- approbation of what had been done -Galigneni. • r". r"' . the reporter to acknowledge the receipt of 101. 10s. from does- - Theentede" nem , . dem." use ten. non •••••e - Il L rs; oats, 1 yrs ; Little Jock, 5 yrs; H 1 yrs; dew. Woo of Ilan ,a Dohs sbere P4ms. Masora. Mn. Scott replied that she had done nothing " 11. B. ' for the poor-box. sl - 4 yrs ; Casson (h b), 4 yrs; Lady Wildelr, 5 yrs; Jenny Wm, raga 01a to be ashamed of, end told Crisp that her sister had UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. yrs; e br ... 7 t 4 yrs ; i Alar= i y o ts , ; Jonathan Wild, 4 yrs; Clannish 12 /5014,111 par. 1p 1 Lomas. sat Tort Snip 4 L addling to eat, nothing to cover her, and nothing canoes, Joe 1 , 14.47.-The trustees of the Isla Rev. John Robe 4 ws; 5 . ... .4 DT; 3 yrs; lisrasis of Canyngbew. 4 41. ttrrer.74l., It Donn P 4 . 1 ". 4 Dr.ntision,4 Mewl 11 1) or to lie upon. To this Crisp replied, " She sh'en't have have glees notice that a premium of about 100 J. will this year be 4 10. Q tiesn Hee. eited ; Mae, weed Antler, 6 yrs ; Sir tram , MONEY MARKET. 13. Blrrologithos A mown. 1213 14 1 Lye. sat Dly .... •• • b Ir win!. he l;ll, sia ta t te r r ho onfigthhat,L:pocertaksaihd.rihtueemishotoullddhniomt of the fr if. th: f test mui dieserta .... tion ins on th re the im fo icc lloweg th lite .4 eet abject:-"The a.: yes; RSSN6 Bor as , 5 yes; PIM. of Dies. 3 Ws; 011.1 51 7, 4 yrs ; Matter Downes, 5 yes ;_ Grintaton, 1 Tr. ; Menesed pi t man Epigram°. 17 Do. New (1.5 7p1.).. 22 Is low 00 DaWrs's 11 Mt b 2 Blew It Opiert met Ii 12 11 53. itemelestep end Ireeta. 1106 pp • isl, and rattan condo or the Roathesa'' The Marx mart are 4 yes ; Perpetual Raba (h o), 3 yrs; Monarch, 6 yrs; Os- The market has been very quiet all day, with Con- pi e ra...., stem.,& aka i i err no. I cam 01:1i 4 that if he did not, either her or her child would die, end the tow „ nit .. of um trustees (the I .3 u 4th eou th th th e m u t, o f brook, 4 yrs; Woodpecker, 4me ; Dolo, 4 yrs ; Tax. 3 yr. ; sols stationary at 931 to a for the opening. Reduced Throe, a thug and Moue .... IS IDo a Orerse must go somewhere else. Crisp rejoined, " and serve heret I 5 Do. Firms St John'. Coliege, or the Miner of Trinity Oollege) on or before Oct. P 1666 14 3 Ws.. ; Cemelterd. S Ws; Mickey Free, 6 Tr"; 13 ediriee , 931 to C Three-end-a-Quarter per Cents., 951 to 1. Long m a mmon. New ommom ,, le Di ,. D .. D ...„...... right too." Witnees told Crop that her sister had had eo, 1347, with the apnea a y the respective au thors wo w up . T 6 ; Rn.slis• 4 . yes ; 7 1 ' S er°7 Min e, 4 . 31 ‘; . 3161364 ; 4 T r !' Annuities, 91 to 15.16. Exchequer bills declined to 6e. to 94. see svaisovvasv. Di. 3p. aDo RatesHoo If he. t nothing since her confinement but what she (Scott) and the The subject of the Sestonlan Poem for the present marts " Ter N west, yam; tiaalor, yes; drlamits. e re. Eatigmektme __ nth .. for t hh The Fairy Queen), yid; eby Ewald, dam by Tacna I yrs •r. 36 Conlooln . 3 po 14 Dp. D o opool 4 lorro.• 5 61. 1 neighbours had even her. Witness bad taken her sister on De. 4 Yaws 21 4 Ilegfeb., beiL, a 11413 16 p. vibe i'l'e htW in se Bmi nd his performance" ma ns wi vi th s c i i i ta lils iL nante E.eh , to' th s‘a nrce.chth. Mash, 4 ws; Emlaeliary 4 yes Beet Bower. 6 yes Meradierat 4 For foreign stocks this has been nearly a blank day in re- r 4 a.m. wed Holnen PA 5 itsacse lk Boothospro 2I 2 I the Sunday • pint of tea and some toast, and had borrowed celor 1I ly written. Of it wit not be attended to), on or beme Ire; Se Ein. S Ws; Bourdon , 4 yrs; The Farmer's De Lien, 3 spect of business, a few transactions in Dutch and Mexican s ce me e we Deur i aura 131 30 • dulling to procure it, being very poor herself. She did Sept. g Let, with woe t d .area oten it: sad he is at the mune We Ws Flamm. 47 , 6: Premthie Teo* I Ws; Ms Dm" 4 bonds only being reported. The latter improved in price, s (wee+ 4 44. 114 Do. row 329 6 sot, however, tell Mr. Crisp what she had had. The wit- ti m e to send a peer waled up, web Ids liana written within, and en ; i Crosier. 3 We; Denl-me-esze• 3 Ws) Projectile, 14"; Killa and were lest quoted 244 to 5. This improvement may be D. I Mow I I Do. Now 7 I SSW was peered on the impotent points of her evidence, but thesis latin version Sande. mono, 3 yes; Arthur, 3 yrs; Tent, 4 yes; k r 0(1b , I • I° 13°ect Northam Beep. 25 I De new. a never tog owmg, se stated, to a g rowing belief or hope that the United a IhaDi• 4 AVM .6.... I 74, " NnsosHH 565 "'" , kt 39 I 1 eke persisted that she had told the relieving officer that re; Faith, 6 yrs; Dulcet, S yea; Sting, 4 rs• Ompewile, se; Davey had nothing to tosser her, nothing to at, and nothing UMW.= .1 Deserie-Darem Exuserime Micesees Queen Anne, 4 yrs ; Ileedanan, 4 yrs; Fs e yrs; )4 States government are anxiously using endeavours to open Il i ET . 7„ . 0 : 5444 . 'MN a r 0 7 t r i 11 a c 5551.0.4. 3 .1f. 1 Tans, 1131 L-The following students were wronged in doses word. Mary, S yrs; Clunisy, 5 yrs ; Roebuck, 5 yrs ; Pensh, 4 yrs V. negotiations for the restoration of the peaceful relations so i ii., York 11 0 . 0 .10 pi I II De. 6 decree .. ..... Dal I IO lie upon. The witness war cross-examined by the guar - lac Tads answering, Ws names in each climbing placed according Lawrence, aced: . Farthing Cendie. 4W4 ; lona 3 ye s; Klink , wantonly disturbed by themselves. Dutch Two-and-a- Hell 14 Int I.nothlro ISO 1 Do. 4 Worn l 1 1111/11, and by th e relieving officer, who was present during es order of merit:- Le an. 3 1 , 6; Sinalaso, 9 yes; I,l4ilersh o6 . 3 Ws' lie Mk*. 3 yes; Too per Cents. are now quoted at 694 to 1 with the dividend t i E ., ... tc ..... N ... ww.. :e sie I D. ... 33 ,„ ‘ ..... . 3 I presented her otter's case nen tee. -(D) Oilreorm J. it • ; (D) 1901• 00011 . IL 6.; (S) Do. Talloch• 4 yes; loan, 4 ere; rele. 4 yew 6; TM off; the 924 c o 1 , C.; (D) Besudiii, P. T. Premier. 4 yrs; Lord (ahem 6 yrs; ifte =Yo* GMT. - - - 3-. Russian Wore done at 1111, the it Zee* Llacel:000.•• •••II I I 1 94,50759 •••• ln f th Po e M iag ra *L jria . p is *ki ln i the ah alnenft e bed " of her husband, when she bee L. p t. , : (D) ' , l' m • flrst called at his home, bat this Mr. Crisp said he was pre- 6 J. A. • (D) B.owsn, B. 8. ; (D ( Ryder, 3 yes Derepid, 6 yes Romance, 4 yrs: 4 p ..' ~ 0w... current buying and selling rata being called 1101 to 121. e s : . meer vier a ........ 4 Ito ii . "... Do. 51 c, : .. ..... 115 A. 0 • (D) Pry, C • h Yama da ams, P. •(D Cony, G. T. It 12p. 14 N. Oronshoo Unn se Ili i pared to pries was not the ease. Ana Pool, • midwife, said M i . . o torm _ole Davis, 3, ti, ; m e m * J . P.; ( le) a„te , 0.; a g ed ; 4 yrs; Tam Tough. aged; adedid. 3 lAnson et The transactions in foreign exchange for to-day a post were is 'S.. , .., 0 ,.. ; 4 yrs; Burgundy, Ore; Drawee 4yra; of small &mount, and the rates were nearly the same as for i , Do.); Wane l9l to Nock. & Sartaa par Ot. se she attended Sarah Dowry of a male child early on the morn- (D) Dolan. R . M.; (D) Dowling, E.; (0) BQ, A.; (D) Cradock, Bra 4 yrs; Factory Girl, S yrs; Ikatione. 4 721% 'i's. lest post. On Amsterdam 1211 to 34; on Rotterdam 121 1 'easibereese Natlerw II 311. 15 11: : lar Weis nr 0 55 5 * 5 4 . lors 1 to ; ; on Antwerp 25'724 to 774; on Hamburg 1391 to 1 i i tetrfrert. "a Deeilei; i t Id- I Rake. ingot Dec.l3. Shewasinadeplorably destitutecondition. The P. ff.; (D) Cotter, J. W.; (D) Burke A. •. (D) Boyl. H. sod; LighiOne 6 7*. ; Forman, 4 rra 1 BallnalOna, re; Men..._,lS) let louse in which she found her was a void .11011110 in Bridport-t slit C. R. it ' ut " °.r "' 'W ! n'''''a Divinit y. ter , S Y rs ; 3 i n t it- lam . 3 r : ~.. co l . 7 "...._...""' on Frankfort 1201 to 1; on Paris 25'70 to 76 ;en Vienna 2 . lierge../010410 d - 3, 11 1 3 Nor* Isollbrahlro .. 3 3 @tree LWorcester,and the only furniture in it wee a chair. There Pou-neseEcoismor ExAmss-nos, 1546.-First Pr ix : D D.C.O Heron, Itour. 6 Yro; Wow. 3 Ym; lade monk Yrs; Ames• Ds; ...awn.- 8.A.-Second Prise: E. Sullivan, WA., Sch. Bey. 3 yra LinelerM, 5 We; "Cnommline, shed' Pilgrim, 4 yrs; oce. 101 to 1 ; _on Leghorn, 3017 e to 421; on Naples 401 ; on 1 1 o,!4_o2s(Lit;f : !el 32 I 3 k . Nora , ._. Itt. fr., • ~. , ,f... wee no bed or bedding, table, or anything else, and very pa LLOTD XLININATICAL Exauurror has been awarded to M. W. Ur, 3 yrs; Whinartone, 3 yrs ; 800, lb yrs; Marian Enema, 3ms ; Madrid, WI to ; ; all at three months. On Lisbon, at sixty p ri n 4 7 8...; n ‘ i p ng =3 il ! ny. I ' p , ginn ; ni p cu.; , r 11261118 re. There was no food in the house on the Sunday when e m e om Spero Reg* 3 yrs ; Bit MOO 11 yrs; Sir Tattoo Sykes, 4 yrs ; Erin- days, 631 to 1. I' 000 Nerag al 237 MI 1et0r...., rm.- il se the woes was confined, but she could not tell whether go-bran, 4 yrs ; Winehoiter, 5 yrs; Sagacity, 9 yrs ; Smuggler Bill. It is a rather remarkable fact, ee eeming perhaps to denote 4 nee o °' " US' aa. edam st :4r. there was any in the house on the Tuesday. Both on Sunday Tns Steam Annum of the Grimm reaream. Ara femme t , eld 4 - yes; Little Hampton, 6re ; Maid or Lyme, 4 yrs; Annandale, i . Now m 41p. I Raystrisawl Met ... 3 lta aimed inseam st **Town-hell, &WO; ea Tateday, when the 5 yes; The Wend. 5 yea the want of confidence prevalent among the moneyed irate- Ina Not is um I =gr a dvd , .. mid Tuesday, the only clothes which Sarah Davey had es L. , 4 maim a tb . dk....tok the nal!. rests of the United States in the capacity or integrity of the 45 Oren Wooten In 1 5 Ow 1. 959 . 4 were Captain D'Arcy Ilw purchased for alarm sum the celebrated Weenie 1 11111r4. 1 20. war. •• old gown, whack wee epee b ehind and theu " eel lord Arbizy feemblent et the 'meet sesiety Ai ri, Lsbwehere, Esq • th ee . mi ne d.", aid th e , Icon him to J o h n Scott ' s to be tressed general government, that the loan of five millions of dollars r, t o e: Iswe b t Ti to picess, and • shawl across her shoulders. She had no Ltrese ., 4l.eu tt e hey. se, A sh .* m g then, J.*, mein A m .... tel 11 511 1 lannallanrw don: 3 te.ly contracted there for the public service could with diffi- m °,, ir:rap i ... " nor cap. Before witness left on the Tuesday, eke , nim the w est airs re r.. • kwr Iles!' culty be placed at 1 per cent. and a small fraction above 3 °can. _i ; s * rd tAc re t Onvenation with Mr. Crisp, who was with Dewey . IL Rameway, the Rev. C. D. MONK the lee. B.C. death, • when she called. Crisp said, in reply to witneee's remaek, 60,1 11110 911 . Tie Ho% Mr. Twsillms allil as NIP& TO POLICE. V - .EBTERDAT. par for a 6 per cent. stock, whilst the tooketprioes of the old l: Inaw=,t o ., • •"" e 5 4 5 99. 5. =r s.l7 ***** -*. t l r s lip. WS Booth Wows a 41 103 that "it was • shocking plaee, and that the woman hinnies 0101 • 1400 _, opri 6 . 2._• . . 4 10 ••••mo„._ _._,..._ 3 31 . 33,3301 ._ _____.a 3 do __.. 33 - MANSION-HOUSE.-A LOAN ON RAILWAY Basun. United States 6 per cent. stock were ruling at 106 to 44 Kw.. 4 faii, weaned in the workhouse fi fteen months before." Winos =oar ass . ~,,,.h. --„,,, id ,„,„,,,..--. 7E, u .-....-- -Mr. P. Scanlan, Mr. W. tallith and Mr. A . Pk ht ! 107, and the 5 per cents . at9s to 96. Some of the state stocks 13 10. I 0005 371 II Do. N. (161. 1e........d.):3 4p . indeed bore higher rata of premium. New York Sixes I tt , p ion. 4 1,7, 4 u ~,, SW 1161 ' 1 4 tire. N. 4,71 1 ,7 ) 3 , 3 1. told him that she was in the same state then as she hand h hhh heee avers mim e d b l , t h e hee mee, n. ..b.b. were brought before the Lord Mayor in the custody of J ohn were at the same time 106 to 7, and South Canine Sixes, wee& le 03d. a ;Son 11 Weir * leo in her in on the Sunday. Mr. Crisp said he should leave • der reeseted to Of. •re edledger eke dr mom le Forrester, charged with conspiring to de fr aud Mr. Magee 104, The new loan contracted at 101 would show the 5 De. 60 . N°^ 4 . , __,lis •• •• to, 1,L."•••=4, sera'"', LH. shilling for her at the huckster's shop near, and that she OIL Ille led.; sad re up le re perk don eV. de al. eon, carpet manufacturer, of Alderma t 7 r b ou l l f i°- 1001 . i f . j p . - 111 • W W .W ila.tesc 9. rnmaail4B - .. I. moat do with that until the Thursday. 'This was on Ts- Doh( tr a Yr og r a food r id dff a hld "oh al ootiPods. •11 169 1 11 the 30th November, Mn. Scanlan was tto Mr. Mar_ of from 3to 6 per cent. as compared with that of several so tarmsoarossmea.....asi c 15 :York on Newcastle _ ise I day, the 16th. Thursday was board-day. In her crose-exa- ow asiri nd moolwa momaimmaameaordelmoormakvFol.lathbonrmlgthe seem' by a Mr. Fennell, its a respectable gentleman who states of the federation, No one capitalist, or small section 1711 unn en' Then l!i s°Da N. iri 111111116712 by the guardians, the witness stated that she was of ami - iii IN m o ms m a a h ma ii m ir W iz vista to borrow money on railway shares. Mr. Scanlan of capitalists, would, it may be gathered, undertake the risk 5 155 0,,.. 55 4 5 *. 4pa cvai ! I t s P. n I Irost u' in;orth 4"." suesoa. mi l i I opinion that if th e child bad MA enecient clothing, and if • ...air se re ereedree se lie an er sea soss I predoeed several pieces of paper, purporting to be certificates of the whole loan, which was therefore subscribed for in • rate os, keener h 110. 15 Do. i err. - 54 47 flee' had been provided (it =exesnively cold at the time), and the memo annaelisams was UK Tie met am at the Direct Lincoln, East Retreat, and Sheffield Railway . 11 thp. its life might have been Her dew was ft, she had te the esonden anon by the lamb elendredee de a ukireelke Company, saying that an advertisement, stating the intentie i small rams by a coniederable number of parties, as tenders , 0' 0. ....": 2 • 5 ,, 55 ; ( ....( 1 ' 5 1. 5 1 5 IN 6° I I*. A* le D•. Istosioa 3.6 OA low as 1,000 dollars were admissible . The prospect of a i Lereear• . 4 W5OO . I 3 Da Nothonor 14 113 t3l sot revived it in Dynes ewe, sae did she easir evi t y e bib* owe omoood 14 411111 Me great load of old•ol of the directon to return 11. 12a. 6d. per share, bad appeared . .is . . •• • de so, unless the grarare paid her.--Ilerah aweias . „le in the Timer newspaper. As a reason for not going to the protracted war with Mexico given out as the one ar.fficient ue. Kees N. Sow 4 Do. D. aW.RI4p.RAI 10.3 3 op (tarm, &awl dazing the bm reason for the unfavourable terms on which the money war I, t"ne's ro m e 6 6 ni•ekwen. g il t leseses RAIL.• T. I e . I le Re.J.1,611 sad ambers, 10 seth; of the demand MIK was then ealisd inn; ..paa," - ''.,,s i a a re lm a ,4 , l 44 , i i ...w i d e . a t h e ay y w id , 1:001p1M's allies and repairing th• money, he said be was raised, but the same cause in such cue should have depressed 30 b p.,j, irippe n . a. eip 1 34 3 1 ip,4,... r o w •au 15 1 0 . 1 the board-room. She 101191111111,11 very weak, sad spoke low. WM 11111111101111W114 tlis WPM Maw ins May la the ble. seaman to a railway eompany, and knew the di ffi culty of the values of the old government stocks. It is suggested in 40 Do. 4. OM. rif 1 48... 0 el. it newer. 1 ea, - * She stated that Mr. Crisp attended ber for the first time on Ow gleideing. s e Ow les lea heletamed ead sen. istosir direelsee teriether, and it was more than probable one American publication that the unfortunate selection of •I° n'"' a'"" n l n• 1.. Dire ler 4.54 . M the Tuesday, two day' after her confinement. She was then eimilladde•illeelt 33333 . 1 1 3: w dleank Ike bea d 0. 101. 111 la the the frit RIM they were celled the meeting would be poet- - 0 Do D. arr. p. 1 1 lb. 4 Drab Maas% secretary . of the treasury from the particular state of I mew. we oweeno. s n II 111. Bea loan Alin on a borrowed chair, with her child on her lap. ,a 1 r,2, 11 , 6 / 4 / 16 anlhal,i___,..._a_ 616n ,,___ ,_.... ...„.............. ._ 331 7, 3 : reek and some time might elapse before the payment of Mimosa, which fiat proclaimed and practised the die- 191 De. PrOnor 2l 21 R 0 Greet Ai. Inionk There woe no food in the house, and no other furniture marmir 0mamm = y0 zi, 7 711 . = °•.... ...4.1.„7. the eseaer He was in want of 1001. immediately, and honourable &et.- o f - ..• • •_e ... to Lork.. wig AMOK, 10 197 34 Ortgol WWII. MOO.. than the chair on which dm sat, but there was • small the he t he w.h, h i h a t n ut w oa d, p m ._ mania give 61. for the use of it, and a blll or promissory note e repueiation, was anent:mil rate cause 3 D .. I y o . o . pal 2160 • Meat Donk or nun Iss of the want of public confidence, and of the discredit with I in raw same ati I V 6 Leavara ale Iltain - 1 is the grate. Mr. Crisp having asked her how many chil- mho irnia4 boor moor a for the amount, ea well se all authorit y t° ill the mu " , which the financial measures of the administration were tDv Mom w area she had had , said, "Are not you ashamed of yourself ?" New Congo ma ga. dads lenuom Dammerm.-The am. which he offered as collateral security . As a reference for Revved . 40 Da. 401. N. a, al 74 : r:,::zia;i; 1: Witness answered, " Not more so than other people." He WM* bum 8611 . 1 IlloAlllo aff as sobers amok weak ye Wm his reepcbability and responsibility, he mentioned Mr. Eel- ENOLItH FUNDS. a Do 101, rA., lf. 4B• 75 ft. 10 Orirro red Irma 4p. 6 Do. 10. oh, M. 4 1.175*. 4 0•1606. of hollow, rip then called her a dirty wretch, on which she said that she ti al a i g N __. ; ._,.. donim. arna • "M r wei n br ." .. 1 1.1 3 , 32d .. 66. 1. 1 33 1 T0M 1.9. 8 . 1 grou7 .l ih. 10p .. 3 86.61 110114 No. 6, Bank-chambers, who, he said, did a great deal Bank stock, tee Met Steck, Inr seemet. 2011. 1 D.lOl. r., M . 4 lie 7 tip.; t Pork an Lye. Was 66 much like a Christian as anybody else. She was dirty r t ~ ; ~- r,. of banns for him. He left a certificate of five shares, and Sete CI. I"- Amer' 55 1 4 Cooe ...wt. 633 11 41 Undo. aB. Woolarw. 64 31 14 Hsi. and Drier 111 so New 3i per Mate Ana ssa i Es SiIS iii• IS".. lit. 4 9 5 10 Do. NH. Ono Who. . Jar 10 Peri. 001/ ken . sr ir ties. Crisp did not ask her who was in the house when /h e m he ekey y s t= ds aiirs m a c r ew k amia for the ter- Mr. called next day et 6, Benk-chanibere Lae au., Ea SW Jaw, woo, Do. bro..' 5 4 D. Now a Porno., Wrothrorrp .. 1 014 164 war conSmed.-Mr. Crisp, in his defence, Raid he should rake ee kr nen • dirks in dr waft et Corsa. saw Mr. t, and asked him d' his name wee Edlick. 9 tea uses Do. WWI, le 4. is D. New rt 4p. It Boon on Ithwra...... WI prefer making his statement upon oath, and being sworn TM ane is_ _is lie _rad _dr_ anise ef_ileillo_ _elk is . roe ne._ ef g re plied ri te a ffi rma ti v e. o n m eg m o re o mom o og TORBIGN TuNDs. 6 Do. 71.11. t a b, 10 ilowan Anion 31 &14. . pp. cr. N.M. Acct., lea. 14 2411 Ila per CL Deka Eceleage, 11 001 , De. Tattita.. gall cautioned not to say anything which might cnminate 6, , , , gild 9 0 _____‘ 0 2: 4 1 ,ws_infle A r__ANl.,_a i!_c . nr_ _ _ Il_to Mr . Benles, be replied, " Oh, it's all right ; the company 6mr m. mom,. its am, m i . 0 , 3 et ,.l =V 7o a nor "L. s Do. serte himself, mid Elisabeth Scott celled at his house on Do. 14, = r 7 a 7; :„............:-____m_ .- 2L - ~...„L-__?....- _ -.s_____ 71-__ h ee a d to return IL 12.1. 6d. a share. Mr. Scanlan 4 par cwt. Belch arta OM a 4 Da . e s , ”,. .... _ ip: • Wool Worm 53 34. to ask fort elief for her sister, telling him that she had been emooam ee .7''''''cied.o.'„,,L,7-,,,;;,....-„-Ez....--- - is . highly respectable person. We call him Dr. Sam- EXCHANGE S AND STOCKS ABROAD. Fr loreet Wor eoeflned on Sunday, and that both her and the father of her - fie., te n. emennem-in wee rum nem. kn. If he had implied to us, we should most wil- PARIS, Dec. il • Pew Areraot. shad wee* " TOT, had elf." She said the mother had had mance liarbig been peemesa le OD of Ll. Wend tki kingly , have let him have 1001., but I sppose he did PARIS. D.• Si. I is . .. oe - roes. :mem. 1 ta.w. owe,. p.m..' °m ein 1 7 2 2 r. °W. 104 9.f. 12 0=;; Ha4"". 11{7 .- "' '''''.4. iss7 NS groat and taa, and he thereupon said, " Arn't you blarlis_qed vasheld *Moe atom .•641 01 1••••••••der net wish us to know he wanted money.' Neil day apse emo. . mso lpp 4. .0 4. 100 pp 55 .4. Paris sat Rows . 917 it 915 917 SO 015 916 if ashamed to come a second She replied that her _.•_• , ...,..... • _____ ehwrebni s to peg s bndE l y mom e.a, talon Yampa mom w d"i= Wr. Margeteon, after some hesitation, gave Scanlan e Do. . tie 40 lusasusse I me so tie m more so mews . em WNM 10 47.5 t 77 54 Nate was not the only one that applied • second or area a par ' p = 3 . 3. • •••"' • 'toque for 1001., and drew a bill upon him at two months le e_ . e. • 1 io'i 1 7„ . : i ',.. caws tenon • ..... Noniron .. . . on SO l ON WI 142 10 665 third time for relief under such circumstances. He mail, -- fiat 1051. 10s., which he accepted, and at the same time L id ;."..,•,,,,, 1 1 . 1 " Kola .. •..... see at eas is errs elf 545 " Yap well ; its should not come to her that night, but that NAV•L. handed over a letter authorieing Mr. Margetson to sell the Do. A Ista °ln . " .. he would see her in the morning." Scott said, " They be pcsmenuen. y e ,. 1......rhe mug e hoge t h.eampeemommed shares if the bill alionld not be taken up. The odd money D u o ~!.. ' 4 . o Twertc to arawerise Wawa searuborore Dee, 13 sad Dec:2oM sal INA (Orr tli. Merry 091•00.) very bad off," sod he (Crisp) replied, " Serve bar tight ;" this es Bermuda, which pave dr lea man 111 b Wt. The way with 6e. more, to go . to Mr. Fennell as commission .- nuke o n e. Id a 11 i : hostas. I " " o 1 ...: A a. , b . ree , ta t nie sui.. Pares h e en ,.. 4.4 un.s.. , 4 DWAi i_. w as . . ev• atilt -55-4,3.7. i, * . 1 . 7 3 . I WI. 1944. 1941. and thereupon she left him. He denied that Scott had ever =ILA* 1 0 tor id Barma 6sll6 1 146 st.. vas *inn at -Mr. Margetson said, in continuing his evidence, I Rare to ss 11:01 ie. Towson Bono told him that if he did not attend to the case that evening, dk imiloama r• kninL isimo ° 6 li i mA h 0..............." . iii,,z,b....,,.,b , sew Sesulan next morning, and he told me he bad other 100 imoa ammo m e, : e e either the mother or child would be kat. He was positive h .. a imp ., ef be * a imam Wad: shares, end wanted an advance of another 1001. upon amto . m Leh ,. (u um , u m.. .. 10011. 4 Deetlests .. 707 as Ithoonnoo .n et t"'"• • 7,545 silt Dettle 4 iloposons :467 672 11611.4 Man WNW 8002 never told him that Dover had nothing to eat or ne- yr, de. ar m y.. miff. d o amm ad d ris m m g c eph them. I made some remark as to his having previously sad Do. Be. (v• awl), art .1 Deed.* 4 Argereatig 20 SW Newcastle 4 Demick 454 - -- • 1.. r. f a A.A ... Met oit war too bad. for Itertant Las. leer, nal Ilm. • ease tespennatilebtem he had no more shares, and that he war .. going into the Munro, Do 14.-Threeg Cott, 331; Ho per Ceuta , 2Ol I Dorbur 4. ithodorloni 461 IN 1 Ng...de 4 nertate. Len 1,410 -_ _........ ro__-. ____._- sr_ ....D-1 .1. of he horl rained in the country P esel•e 's e l ; C 'P eee ' 19.- hang ' °0 l ' na°l3. 31. tea Leteesalre 745. -- Melba 1,116 1,253 Mown OnnUee ...... 1,7661 704 North Beth 5 1.151 - - - •• ...-- ,n, "'mu, Gna TES CASS OP STARVATION AT WORCESTETL—INQUIRT 3110111 AN ASSISTANT POOR-LAW CONSISSIONER.—On Thursday, J. T. Graves, E‘q., attended at the Union Work house, Worcester, for the purpose of investigating • charge of alleged neglect against a relieving officer of the union, whereby it was alleged an infant of one Sarah Hovey had, for want of proper clothing and attention, died. At the coroner's inquest, held on the body about a fortnight ago, the jury found a verdict charging the officer, William Crisp, with neglect, and hence the present inquiry was directed by the Poor-law Commissioner.—The first witness called was Elisabeth Scott, sister to Sarah Hovey, the mother of the deseased infant, who deposed that her s ister was delivered of a male child on Sunday morning, the 13th December. Oa the following day she applied to Mr. Crisp, the relieving oiliest, for relief. In reply to Mr. Crisp's questions, she told him that her sister bad been confined at the workhouse about fifteen months ago of a child still-born. Mr. Crisp thereupon remembered who Hovey was, and, using a come expression, asked whether she (Mrs. Sent) was not ashamed to ask a second time for relief under such circum stances. Mrs. Scott replied that she had done nothing to be ashamed of, and told Crisp that her sister had nothing to eat, nothing to cover her, and nothing to lie upon. To this Crisp replied, " She sh'an't have muck. take care of that." Crisp said he should not go to her eater that night, upon which witness told him that if he did not, either her or her child would die, and dm must go somewhere else. Crisp rejoined, " and serve her right too." Witness told Crisp that her sister had had nothing sines her confinement but what she (Stott) and dm neighbours had green her. Witness bad taken her sister es the Sunday a pint of tea and some toed, and had borrowed • shilling to procure it, being very poor herself. Sh o e dld sot, however, tell Mr. Crisp what she had had. The wit less was pressed on the impoitant poin of her evidence, but she pervaded that she had told the ts relieving officer that Hovey had nothing to oover her, nothing to eat, and nothing to lie upon. The witness was cross-examined by the guar dians, and by the relieving (Aker, who was present during the isquiry. 8h• said she bed represented her eister's cue to Mrs. Crisp also In the abeam* of her husband, when she first called at his house, bat this Mr. Crisp said he was pre pared to prove was aot the cue. Ann Pool, • midwife, said she attended Sarah Hovey of a male child early on the morn ing of Dec.l3. She wu in • deplorably destitute condition . The house in which she found her was a void bowie in Bridport ars t,Worcester,and the only furniture in it was a chair. There was no bed or bedding, table, or anything else, and very little fire. There was no food in the house on the Sunday when the woman was confined, but she could not tell whether there was any in the house on the Tuesday. Both on Sunday and Tuesday, the only clothes which Sarah Hovey had en were an old gown, which was open behind and torn 'boost to pieces, and • shawl across her shoulders. She had no petticoats nor cap. Before witness left on the TuesdaLr y bad a conversation with Mr. Crisp, who was with when she called. Crisp said, in reply to witness's remark, that " it was • shocking place, and that the woman bad been weaned in the workhouse fifteen months before." Witness told him that she was in the same state then as she found I her in on the Sunday. Mr. Crisp said he should leave a shilling for her at the huckster's shop near, and that she most do with that until the Thursday. This was on Tuese day, the 16th. Thursday was board-day. In her crass-exec mutation by the guardians, the witness stated that she was of opinion that dile child had bad sufficient clothing, and if a &Chad beets provided (it being excessively cold at the time), its life might have been saved. Her fee was 6s. She had not received it in Dovey's case, nor did she expect to de so, tiniest the guardians paid her—Sarah - Hovey, mother of the deceased child, was then called into the board-room. She appeared very weak, and spoke low. She stated that Mr. Crisp attended her for the first time on the Tuesday, two day, after her confinement. She was then sitting on a borrowed chair, with her child on her lap. There was no food in the house, and no other furniture than the chair on which she sat, but there was a small fire in the grate. Mr. Crisp having asked her how many chil dren she had had, said, "Are not you ashamed of yourself?" Witness answered, " Not more so than other people." He then called her a dirty wretch, on which she said that she was as much like a Christian as anybody else. She was dirty thee. Crisp did not ask her who was in the house when she was confieed.—Mr. Crisp, in his defence, said he should prefer making his statement upon oath, and beingg wawa and cautioned not to say anything which might t limisata himself, said Elisabeth Scott celled at his house on Dec. 14, to ask for relief for her sister, telling him that she had been coalined on Sunday, and that both her and the father of her ehild were " very bad off." She said the mother had had gruel and tea, and he thereupon said, " Arn't you ashamed to come a second time? ' She replied that her lister was not the only one that applied • second or even • Wed time for relief under such circumstances. He mil, "Top well; he should not come to her that night. bat that he would see her in the morning." Scott said, "They be vary bad off," and he (Crisp) replied, " Serve her tight ;^ sad thereupon she left him. He denied that Scott had ever told him that if he did not attend to the case that evening, either the mother or child would be lest. lie was positive Scott never told him that Hovey had nothing to eat or no thing to cover her. He did say , that "it was too bad, for that this was the second time St. Andrew's parish had had bar." With respect to his interview with Duey on the Tsesday, Mr. Crisp said he found her sitting before the firs, on • chair, sewing, with her child at the breast. There was so furniture in the room, except the chair which Hovey sat OIL Hovey did not make any complaint of her twenties anything is particu she mid she wanted relief. Ho fiat nor Mt aware that she had lar, no under-garments, because dm net tell him so. Before leaving her he told Dove,' that lee her,o to the shop in the street and pay for • few things foe which she could *iend for, but that, living in the state in which she was, he said she would have little of him. He, however, promised to lay her case before the Board of Guardians on the following Thuriday—board day. He then wad and paid for the things at the shop, and Hovey after words sent for them as she wanted them. He concluded by calling witnesses to his general character. This evidence terminated the inquiry. The Assistant Commissioner will Janke bb report thereon immediately to the Poor-law Com stbaketers, wise al ammo wfil communicate the result to OM Beard of Guardians of the Woreeeter Union. Shaun or TSB Gaul Laws.—On the night of Thurs day blithe gamekeepers and watehars at Oekaridge, in the laddi of Halt, the prowl; of Lard Ward, hearing the re lied of a gas by the wood , went towards the bottom of it elk the view of meistieg the poachers coming out. The measlesises (D.lLawlinp) moved off in another direction, Sae MO alling tlee poachers, be went on the other side of the wood, mg lewd another shot in • cover about • quarter of • mdoframtbit Ockeridge-wood ; after Pane considerable sear* betimes& the parties by means of the snow and the moonlight night in • direction towards the road ; two men soon after wards got over a stile, and as they came up oppeito to where be was bid, he observed that one of them had a gnu and a bludgeon ; this man he immediately collared. and a etraggle took place for the possession of the gun. Raw-' lisp was famed down on the ground, but he would not loom the gun, and succeeding in regaining his feet, he re newed the fight, in which he defended himself with his Mich. The poachers at length got him down again, and limped on his stomach, but once more gaining his feet, sad making liberal use of his stick, both the poachers ran away. Rawlings gave chase to the one who ho sup carried some game, and when they came to • C: d Ir, which the poicher could not leap, the latter dropped three pheasants, and pulling off his jacket, managed to °strait the keeper, and got away. Rawlings knew this man to he J. Roberta, • labourer, of drimley ; and the other, whom be knew by sightbut not by name, proved • to le Thomas Milton, eon of • schoolmaster, also residing at Orisnley ; Knows and on the following day (Chrletoras-day) Raw. =in , with a priliceman, went to the house in Roberts Ivied, who, in the course of conversatioa, tionSessed all the transactions in which he and Milton had • -- night. A warrant has been - - - MANSION-HOUSE.—A LOAN ON RAILWAY Susan. —Mr. P. Scanlan, Mr. W. 'Gnirk, and Mr. If. night, were brought before the Lord Mayor in the custody of John Forrester, charged with conspiring to defraud Mr. Malign gem, carpet manufacturer, of Aldermanbury, of 1001. On the 30th November, Mr. Scanlan was bro.• t to Mr. Nar rates by a Mr. Fennell, as a respectable gentleman who Wanted to borrow money on railway shares. Mr. Scanlan reduced several pieces of paper, purporting to be certificates of the Direct Lincoln, East Retford, and Sheffield ;toile's, Company, saying that an advertisement, stating the iltentk of the directors to return 11. 12a. 6d. per share, bad appeared in the Timm newspaper. As a reason for not going to the company's Wises and receiving the money, he said be was asersasy to a railway company, and knew th e difficulty of ririhrosisae nuptial., and it was more than probable rat dine they were called the meeting would be post and some time might elapse before the payment of C isk Inaney. He was in want of 1001. immediately, end would give 61. for the use of it, and a bill or prom' note for the amount, as well as as authority to sell the which he offered as collateral security. As a reference for his renceetabitity and responsibility, he mentioned Mr. Kil- Belk, Me. 6, Bank-chambers, who, he said, did a great deal of badmen for him. He left a certificate of five shares, and Mr. liarin called ne s t day at 6, Bank-chambers, saw Mr. Fligh t , and asked him his name was }Mick. He replied the affirmative. On being asked respecting Mr. Belden, ha replied, " Oh, it's all nght ; the company has advertised to return 11. 121. 6d. a share. Mr. Scanlan is a highly respectable person. We call him Dr. Scan lan. If he had applied to us, we should most wil lingly have let him have 1001., but I suppose he did not wish us to know he wanted money." Nett day Mr. Margetson, after some hesitation, gave Scanlan a cheque for 1001., and drew a bill upon him at two months he 1051. 10s., which he accepted, and at the same time handed over a letter authorising Mr. Margetson to sell the shares if the bill ahonld not be taken up. The odd money was, with 45e. more, to go to Mr. Fennell as commission.— Margetson sa i id, n continuing his evidence, saw Scanlan nest morning, and he told me he bad other 100 shares, and wanted an advance of another 1001. upon them. I made souse remark as to his having previously said he had no more shares, and that he was .. going into the country. He replied that he had dined in the country on the day before, and he aesigned as a reason for having more shares, that he had expected to get I money cappon them from another quarter, but had been &w -and he preferred having his shares all in one bead to hawking them about. He produced the Times of the his of November, and also the Times of the 2nd of Dseember, to show that the advertisement was repeated as le the intention to pay back 11. 12a. 6d. per share. On hoick' at one of them I observed the address, No. 14, Fish street-hill. He left the other hundred shares with me, and I shad at the office of the company four times without w inantray._ Mr. Scanlan called upon me afterwards, ad I pet 1 as off till two o'clock Rest day. Meantime I found out the maretary and one of the directors.—Mr. Humphrey', Syr the prawantion . And have you reason to believe, from what you learned from them, that the advertisements were herrn., and that these shares are merely duplicate shares Mr. Margetson I have—Mr. Humphreys said he should on a future day produce witnesses to establish the charge of eon:piracy beyond all doubt —Mr. Margetson said—After I had seen the director, I saw Mr. Scanlan, and told him I had found oat that the whole was a swindle. I asked him then whose shares they were, and he said they were Mr. Kil licit's. What! said I, the very man you referred me to for = e t t htl i str pa — ja la bt fte rth —and m astd i ti ace m Tit e wremyLu have y shaves he had altogether, and he said 260, and if I was not studied with his biU, Killick would give me his hill for the amount. Flight was present at the LIMO, sad 'aid the sharef were perfectly good, and the advertisements were not forged, and he did not think Killick would have any ob ration to put his name on the bill. Mr. Killick mei Mr. Scanlan afterwards called upon me, and Mr. Killick said be believed the shares to be goo d, but they weft not his shares—(a laugh)—they belonged to a Mr. Rimers and he ( Killick ) merely put them into Mr. Samba's hinds to get an advance upon them, and that he handsel over the money to Mr. Rogers. and all he and Mr. &salon got by the job was 61.—Mr. nobler submitted that there was nothing in the statement which showed that a fraud bad been committed or intended. There were certain insinuations to the effect, that advertisements had been herd by his clients, ,nd that these shares, being duplicate *area, were of no value. But there was nothing like a foundation. The fact was, that the shares were like the shares in many other companies, deteriorated by the penis, and they bad got into the bands of the prisoners as Ow' might have got iota the hands of any other Mr. Hobler here produced a Leeds stock list, in VW= was given, under the head of deposits to be returned, ihea the Direct Lincoln, East Retford, and Sheffield Railway Cessisny was about to din Ave, and that IL 12a Bd. per sharrwould be returned to the holders of the certificates. The date of the list was up to the 31st of December , and he . - -v. in whiek there was similar NAVAL Posemedra, JAN. I.—The Atha, trAL,llmet.Om. Pews arrived tide danieg teed Bermuda, which poet mho lea oaths nth sit. The sip ADO sr at Edemas Val ta• " Ida Se lag of WT. Antes. OA. 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OPIL Bare, Oiessaw, 40 .19 Ha et Dissmbw, SIPA ail be De Rlgh Ord d el alter thew day Dorm SW J. thew ay is sita OS le Se elleed o ber aeewiddip Olga* Easy an peammele emearb=rdaaey a, 611 AMOS alle•fd/lONN Ave der* adiend ea the SD et 2=144, beigailled la the *phi* et the Oeurt , sa shire the MS dtseaissry fad. AsaimplealM Aat d Patteameet. W. mad E. Sams, Preworoma are APPoirriMrlyk—AnniliALTT, ill. 1, 1647. C. Halt to tble!tado ; J. 0. Gordon, to news. Ten Zottmazisi.—Sir,—ln your paper of this day, in no ticing the German Customs League, you state that although a common system of coinage was to be adopted, yet the coin age between the northern and the southern states has not been sssimilated. Now, sir, as this is in some respects inaccurate, and its being so detracts from the value of your general statement, I submit to you the following remarks, which you will and to contain the real facts of this matter. By one of the articles of the Zollverein Convention, the Prussian monetary standard, called the 14 thaler-fuss, was to form the future standard of the coins and maw of account throughout the league ; but with this mediflaiden, that in the southern states the monetary integer was to be the Zollverein florin, or gulden of 60 kreuzers, the sub blisbed relation between the northern and southern integers being for 4 chalets to be equal in value to 7 florins; this relation forming, for the florin, the standard called the 244 gulden-fuss, or the Bud-Deutsche Waitrons. This stipulation was folly essried into effect about seven years since, and, from tie smalyels of the now coins which I have received from the enema states, it appears that adopted common standard has helm strictly adhered to. Your value dons of the tinder and eerie certainly do not quite accord with the above-stated retake of the two cons ; but if you value the Zollverein asesit weight of fine silver at 00d. per ounce standard, or she mark at 40s. 7 7-10 d. sterling, this sum of luau divide& by 14, gives 34 4-.5d. fur the value of the thaw, as divided by 244, gives 19 2-6 d. for the value of the Zolivessia testa, sad the parity and weights of the mew asst dsa we* the same result& The mom kr the thaw at leekse Woad ia the mothers Mom es the seametely blew, ism set ea somas* et the Premlea met eareemey„ ter thethesealy a teal eirearkm, but berome the Bork bad ter ere bees red sir • repine, mad It eel, therdore, deemed to be Mespolimt to bstrodnee a new integer to which the tabour& roma immunity were unaccustomed.—W. Tun, Waratbrd-wiewt, Jan. L Ta.retc tar anevene. 4 Rau* rap Pelops Doe 12 444 Dee. 11, W 444 (Ape 44, 4 11•44 my 021•Pek.) ISP. PM .4.bra4olt as& 1044+.. IP I IM Lmilia, Pr 144444. 8T 1 Mawr 1444442044 1.44444 44. Perim I Delft .. 717 111 34444044142 Lora— DIME 4 417 472 Mimi Apia 4 Pim* .. : 243 SP Meme4o24 t lapelek Delos 44 40214624/ IP PT Itelmelk 4 (PPP— lot 1304446101 743 2,744 7.444 Naatl ITldd , imam OPP .—. . 402 !MVO 4 WY , . 104444. 41144.44, 3,40 1,372 140140418 ItmelanNe Glippr, PPP 4Ap 1. 711 Mirelnleary 01444- 044, Talal.B Ora. PI NEP Dives 01.6aPies 4 Wawa 1,0311 lierf-lastara 444•44 Wriera 11•46440•1 4444.41 4N. woun. Pp* PON Tat 044 Ne 4410114 14144414 4 Pack NI Tut 108 N. 14141444 RAILWAY NEWS. There was an animated market yesterday for mil!' and sham generally, among which may be race, =l a y noted London and Yorks, Direct Northam, • Birmingham and Dudley', Northern Nestles Ulises del A fair amount of business was also done in moo et tie French lines. At B&W the market was quiet ; but, generally speaking, withmall erag imatiwial alteration I. pries. Midland New AK Ames W awl alma at 61. North Bridle WA reas ware lower, ar, wad did not reach beyond lliweablatiw and Southampton' were done at muscrazacsous NEWS.—BLaccavan, Ctrrns. am ma assaminansaa.—lt is einvently reported that the directors dike liediamdliketee, and North-western Railway have read— •-- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUClL—Momopawgs, Jun. I.—The peahe wipe mast was cloud to-day, mad ae transactions reported by Owls sontreet. Cey ka bestehen deekkd turn, ad resumed to Relate an. ▪ dgweedea. there Mein( bees true bemeetheled toe dam and 411. bma lid a d ordinary tesday: Wishes Yawn et tally as. him the bleed bat sampan' weft Ma. I. 11114 te. below Ire Debt. ht a awls lam Ms. M. to Me. M. at the Nat. leers I. M. raa*it as 1 s bee been steady. Coast km bees bilweesel LM Wigwams* le the Lietemeetet years. day ; Awl ad lave bees MI at a lade meek lie Limped weemi melee deteneele have less OA., boa Idea tt up= % e ft weempitet e r esered s. Olt the gird =tie Os prank Irk es howl Is ‘ ll4Ol . WM hot INA the wseerilla peke het yew; yeemt r et lew Odom dd. toed. wow peeled lig yew It ins le IL The wellies et the eleteekeswwindly tepee epee lbe pelt the Inowlsies teen Ameba wale het thee hot yew, but Mr as le Se Weil us. sewillee Ennead Os peewee canoed pekes. Opeeliebeee when Own greet eirthele awl wenewOwled tow leselhe. eed met a emblerelie leaden et the pi e Welk;; Ottir se 6 I I I. =eve weraDWlNllemweed . Ibe i.e mama ammo wee he a this dieeileee et Opera sad doe le owealweertel pada laws tome Ei.:,= vie .3.l= week tlgeptre stied se lb s.= None rr leebewetie were tireeqpiet r and the Owe two under weed Dee. 31. —As weet a the wee remit we* Mapes wenelmedly mammed *Mee emeswell et their meek thewenserity allwasit erswidewes la the WOK bell bore, and the teereideme thet was rated 411 IN WINN any °W ed Mem TI TRADD.-11 Jest. L--Thete le he sew Oe. tare la the wattet to report Mk la ammeemmeme et the bawl Chefekst beildays Whin plow. No oltrestba puma embed be the prier Ake ot yam ee auk but the aid spmeetatim stn going an Is the err nelletal beer to vivew a mime wed auk ettoketed, ingewrob. tr Meet the prime elyents. eiry The wept was One beak beige grani. rig Os eeteldepee lathe 'Ohm ere met sellekr se siaeli n te lit the letz; bees Oe~ re dashed The at mitt la ve are ry dull. The Ilk shwa Orb le =Tao dear, ematelally b the town, the two-weft Saes he the ®.gee Wing*. eutploymed—la maoy twee through Welk. the gam. MAUI, Jen. I. 5.1 eY, 16. Townley wybin III Id Inds BM Unites .. 25. Od Was Zed Williagtor no el grab Kul . 23. Od ak,r,_ INSOLVENT Parnams. . . . W. Disby. stesi•ses's clerk. D. Kirsij. amends. J. asmaasoca. liswksasSim , J. Sim . 2 r: ". liss7gli=isD T. W. mom "I snoterSiwyss, j a :lsssikwpw. T.hs:W 11.4"4. . tuDld"."9l - J. tr Tursanst.. woos miss. Z. J. "sky, Plarserbsll4. I. Girsemsr. la, • 0 t ... I S. e l2r 6 il.'".. 7.I7AWL Millis4. "" l=r ; 14tvismOWSWilids% bows. T. D. Wsei. Clolsoss. , Isslrspw r hloem wit of T. Wild. Steeksset. be. T. T. Wed. Gists I.. yrr Ora .. 140111111141.. WIIININIP4 = wey rae m. J Mao r DECLARA'. BMW k Allen, Marect., say Thursday, at Fennel's, G A. Minuet; Bridgehourk.pL, maker—ld dry. of 3s. Bd., any Coobun, Liverpool, brewer —1 subsequent Thursday. at Turner's. J. B. Cravapern, 'Wharf-rd., Qry-. In 4d., Jan. 2, la two subsequent B. Edwards, Huddersfield, Torkshire,_ woollen laid., Jan. 4, ft any aub y-at., Aiditate sequent day, at Young's., Let. J. Graam, Jewr, wholesale &tattooer—tat 44 341. Jahn. 2, at two sot:wine:it 44turdays, e Lomb-Woe. P. Joins, Li=ll, at ir=er iu --: . 1 1 , :aof . I,7 q l u O7by, Liverpo'ol, hotel keeper—lst dlr. of any eubsequent Thursday, at Tuner's Liverpool. J. Knights Great Melton, Norfolk, cattle dealer—ld any Thursday, at Pennell's. Guildhallchamh. . MIL Southwark, hop hater—let div. of ' Saturdays, at Gram's. Abchurch.tal / 1=4 4 ! Harlow, Emez. grout—lA div. Saturdays, at th'esm•gi, Aticisurch.lass id r i =tcr, Upper 11= 1. 11 .s. wrabanaeman flumwday, at Pennell . % Cl. Tackle, Soathwark, kap lider—lat kr. of eatemseat Saturda 11, at OMMErs.Alishorch.lir I. &ally, sem, St. menkaM-2nd 4117, at Fennell's, ftom Oablama. edmiL MOM mmetuat— let gay . TheradaL h e l t r irOMlSNMaa=b. Taylor, Mllollol6—lat dia. of le Dee. IL, NW Illalliptitet Thursday, at L Ist dlr. of Ss 6d., S. Weed, Ihmageolorogglerr--2nd div. of ' Tauldg, at Pars, Manchester. TVA piesimis, City, lasting manufacturer—iv. 13.111.. say T= L iPmnell 9 i. M. W La,* , Stone, Kent, farmers - Ist die. of 10s. ray Monday, at Pagers, tuldholl-chamb. DIVIDENDA—Jan. 22. J. Russell, Jun., Whittlesea, Cambridge. gitre, builder—Jan. 22. S. Pmeat., City wholeale —Jon. 22. P. M. Chitty, scrivener—Jas. 25. J. , Nitcos, Little Bell-alley, City, iall7r7an. 12. J. Lamont, J. D. Stewart, &J. Matravers, Skinner-at, City, brewers—Jan. 29. N. Roskell, Liverpool, merchant — Jan. 29. N. Itickell & J. de P. Ogden, Liverpool, merchant,—Jan. 26. W. Chambers, Southwiro, Durham, shipwright—Jan. 26. A. Johnson, South Shields, printer—Jan. 28. W. I. Barker, Sunderland, auctioneer. SC9ICII SEQUFSTRATIONS.—J. Earl= & J. Brown. weights, Faraystie Jan. 4 & 25, at the Crown Inn, Falkirk—D. Bain, Min. ir.gN linen merchant, Jan. 7 & Feb. 1, at Wishart'S Chamb., EAU:. PARTNER-4111PS DISSOLVED. 8. Wade It E. Witty, Bristol — G. G. Scott &W. B. Moran, &ring-card na, Westminster Roteon & T. Jones, Piceedilly—J. Marriott & W. Marriott, Witney, Oxfordshire—H. S. Flood &S. Laing, Mineing-lone, City—J. Hill, W. Smith. &J. Drommood, Bradford, Yorkohire, so tar is regards W. Smith—M. E. Pemberton & J. Davidson, Liverpool—W. C. & dk7 C. Hill, Exeter —E. Buxton & U. J. Slack, Brogholl-ist nae Cl ° T ui Satter & A. I)ownes, Wine-bombe, Gioreatershire—T. U J. Whiteboose, &T. Johnson, West Bromwich. Staffordehire —M. cf. felon &D. Jefferson, Peorith, Cumberland-8. Herrmann &J. Hum. met, Liverpool—C. Sutherland &J. R. Edwirds, Mineing-lone, City --J. W. Lees & W. Leta, Manchester— Er. Wood & Fri'. W North-pl., Lambeth—S. Richard. &J. Brett, Weet-street, Graven. end—Jn. Hall & Jar. Hall. Chirtonhill, Northumberland-11. W. Sole, W. C. Sole. & F. Turner, Aldermanburv, City, so far as regards It. W. Sole—Jn. Wadley, T. Wardley. J.. Wardley, & C. Wordley, Suing-vole, Lancashire, so hr r regard. Jo. Wardley—J. Boerne; T. Browne, &S. Erman, Liverpool, 6o far as regards T. Browne--T. Hunter a M. Moore, Sunderland-near-the-Sr Durham—A. D. M'Kellsr &0. Christie, Old Burlington-64, Piccadilly—S. Smith & T. M. Porker, Birmingham—i. Smith &T. Smith, jun. Hillingdon, Middlesex—T. Horris &B. 11. Binger, Monspond, Southwark—W. Haynes & J. R. Tyndall, Manchester —IL 0. Peed & R. D. Paid, Haney het, City—B. Harrison &W. Parkinson, Kingstoo upon-llull —J. Ricketts. F. Blekette, A. Gorr, R. Toughen, & P. George. jun., Briotol, so tor as regards I'. Biretts—J. J. niordst, J. C. L. Meyer, &Ft L. Sloadet, St. lielenh-pt, City, so far as regards R. I, Siordet—J. W. Levitt", J. Sorer; & W. Morgan. Birmingham, eo far as regards J. W. Lewty-8. lhaaddy& F. W. Watkios, Pw chmvhJt, City—P. Rooke &A. Tont; Theyer-st, Mancheeter-r.— J. Ctooke & R. Wire, Jun., Manchester —J. Gouidthorp & T. T. thrire, Storirps., Loneeskire—W. Chapman & J. Chapman, Horn tulle, Irrimilire—J. Lome & J. Balker, SorLlisrow, Burlington ffd=]. Hare & L Sandie t. St- James's-64—C. Wright &J. B Monchseter—T. James, H. Tickell, J. Tracy, J. Tate, & W. T. Tate, Cheepside City, so far is rerods T. James—E. Scott & A. M. Browne, Kingsland-green, Kingsland—J. Twiname, F. Max yr, J. G. Twinune, &Jo Twiname, Lin, pool, as far is .=. 0. Twiname—C. Mason& 0. Barlow, Longsight, L Irmo & Si. Cowen, Penrith, Cumberland—J. Done, E. Freeman, it J. Weteter, Monehester-0. Winter & W. Winter, Wetherby, York shire—J. Thrum &J. Stokes, Liverpool—W. Goodwin, G. Good win, & C. J. Goodwin, Allreton. Derbyshire. oo far as regard. W. Goodwin—R. Watson & W. Watson, Glsegow —W. Carroll k E. Jones, Liverpool. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Msaa. u, tot. I all. 'MI D.OW . . . I 0 llollaal . . • Waterford .. 1 l Fittest, . . • Dazagaalaa 0 I Frazee , . .1 Oter.. 1000111. 1 0 1.100011 nil 802.00, . . 0 0 Iledltanaa. . • thrreemrsp., Jon. I.—Arrived : Mr W. Wallace, Bid igaa ; net, Mutinies ; &base, Marlines; Bysantiunt Smyrna ; St Japtuts, thsvelichea ; F 0,0, a, Odom ; Peaks St. lielA s r.= St. 14010; Lord J. Resell, Halms; Iseest. Charlotte, Cape; laseiere, Atssiti Idalt lalitiMilk Mai& lavitwoo., Jaw. I.—Amines hams% Clbsillawars; base New- Porter,lperla Atlantis Moslin D ~•m~ p} Josepk and loathe, M. Aa ft in es; 7611% . Caprworn, Montreal; Myberbeld, OaNSIa .. Island; Emanuel, Quebec. Off: Prim i iiiit ia". 46 ' Mr• Shp Quebec; Ocautenty, St. John's, Now amsuisit • ma k .11ab:s; Jana, Havre • Marla, Antwerp; Ilfraffeir milllmmer. SSW: Yeoman, tor laMMINIII; N mad listalb; Thetis, Modus.; Ise Me ,St 1114: 14., rates. loa, New Ted; Nmitilsibb laisemsl2 ; Vase: Is; Eliza Suirist >• IL ; lia WM Barber* ; . BL Thaws; N da, St IMeloffs • alwi , hanier, ; Mary, Africa; Lady Mrs" St leamrs ; Fanny, limalsg; Charles Napier, New Odom ; Isisirlse, Woos. LAdvertisement.l—AOCEPTAßLE Parents.—The prevent season is hallowed me malt ilielighthl °Mose of friend Alp and affection ; the of gifts, m remembrances of the donne, and tokens ante!? esteem the receiver,. While large sums are expended upon the mint costly baubles and elegant trifles, we would remiadour readers that no more appropriate present can ha Made at th is wagon of the year than EtowLuio's Toner Amax, the MACASSAR OIL, Itaxrom, and ()Pomo, combining, as them minks do, the most sterling utility with elegance and luxury. [Advertisement.] Tait EARL OP ALDBOIIOI3OB Ace HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—An salsaribat cure by the isms Les medicine, after every other mean hid Wad. See evade ban Ids Welles War, dead Vela Ilsalar. Per It, 1643 le : I big your pills Mae alleed• am al • diariar hi ay liwis ear= which all tie mat alint el the trilly, at ham eel d AIM Or Osetteent, West ism able le Asa I sit, not ever dr wee at Caalsbad OT Ildert—Alitartegb."—Thea varietal yea w ewe 1 deer •at Swim at abiesett. Sold We lisleterta Otalmont) at lillovastil altabieltmeat, SH, etre& and by all medl else ream theaglisat the elnlied world. MM. I .11. *WS. 0 !MAWR Kara 0 , 6 114:Ice lad 0 Bydy.,N.S.W. 0 Harass U. 7 O 1100taa OM OW. ladle Jam. 7 Halit. tan IS. I HUY Ja. W. HIFLTHN. 13301:1011A3L—Det. 2f. at 19, •----... e, lan. Ilegrag%am, of • CLARIL—Dea. ba,tlat wire a b. J. Clark, Eaq., CNkctot at MIKA Comm at Meld,., a a davahwt. CIX NESS.—Dec. It?, at Itargaait (Wm., Vakaa• road, Plyeatttl,. the arth, e J. IL Chars, A:11., af a r. 0008EN8.-110t. ao. as 8, Ilrie•parliipto, Hrs. Corer, of • dayirer. CU/M.—lke. 17, at Dash, ths wits 01 P. Cost, Eir..ra m..brlrght eavary, of a 80a, still•bara. FUTCOYII—Doe. 01, at Jaws Mar, Ikersed- row, the rife H P. Pryor, 8.., at a regret. Oftooll.—The 21, at 80, Arrreirreet, Mari, J. Croon, of • sm. 11•11118.—Dee. 11, at Iruo7. the ars of W. Herr , Bp., ea roarer. 101111/B—Dee. 29, at 11, Radar- place, Myr- par, re rib r F. P. Jars. Ili. at • ttaaalitat. 81031—Dee. 03, at ltabbetley, Mn. T. Marrs, at • oar. LISTOII—Dat. 11. at Terantat, Pirratl, Itt her ot/sr's, Viee-Araind /Aral, re rib of C. Leatre, Sai., al a daagiter. 11811111017.--Ilee. 18, re rife or las Bev. P. llarlett, of • am. 11a11813Z81—Dee. 30, at Ttalt-tarts, Catabettrall New.reall, Ms. J. IL Marra. of alma. Mendes, lbw Panne YIN. of. •.MANN. 201.—Dee. 1• at High Haw, UN wile of the Ite e. J. Xoe, of titan. I•IITEN.—Dee. le, the wife of J. P. Sawyer, Eq , Homo, Pty. mead., at • tow .11 STIODGIL•IIB.—Dee. VI, at Mahal: newee, tweenesabina, the wl.lol. Z. Miceli/ram, req., of • son. TILLIZEB.—Dee. 10, ite Bkweehtli7, as de•. Wm Mentally Mien, of • Owns. HOTD—SAWDIN.—En.. 10, Wontran, by alt aoroa,lLWoyd D., no MS. Noy& an.. at ifod4Ml44o•••• nranealreoth lt aborta, any <lan af the btu an. 1..4.. f Workin (manly. Manfaa—TATlol.—Dor. SI, at b no an. V. A. Craartn J. P. arborn, an., of lona, se Okay a Mranalt Magian of CILII. Taint, ara., Clayton. WTOUD—TfOODOLTIMhc. bO, at 00. Innawna. Ma a.v. W. annum A. 11.. Kr. J. Oatribra. PorMoaarron, annoy, to Inman On Vordpase, any analner of no km B. Voltages, frt bah nra=gillf.—Der. st . lM•on, Kr. J. Maran,Vsonlorod. MIME tiant666 Than, ate of Nortallon,to Jan Canaan unbar, Inanntanal, flag Magner of a li.O.Ory. Oft=llllll l . l lL l. . la, at Kaman/ WooOnte. tba arr. T. WKS.. L KM, Ma., to Tun Samarab, won Owner of MO LM Md. Mob, 6SMtronthaball JAM 33 , --RIX.—Lvo. 31, at Coßawer, the Her. C. B. elaterdlog =Water, of thvott, l 0 ltlas Eliza 3141, of Crew/ eovet, 03131.10 r. ROIDEB--018EON.—Doo. le, at tar WPM Etaboloy, Trottfottoo.eao Mats, Dorm A. F. V. Locator, of Iriersbare, Oraoa Dvolty of Mole% oak*, Avatotaa realm, to (Mont. bloateemary, yoaagoelgootykur of A. 040 boo, WOOD—WOII.L.—Doe. 81, al Ran., b7loe Rev. C. Rooderlood, tY BAT H. ft. Wood, of fLtioiaorokall, ttambriiar oratheraa et tbe catkElate vebool, Lalocator, sod 'ammo eas ' ef the lam Wool. of Wllliabaat, to Paattiorecoddaucatot of Hr. H. lap.ll, of DRAMS. APPLEAREE—Der. 31, al tat likorbary-egiare, E. llab, owe al. EROADSTOCE.—Dee. la, at 0, Ileff*.place, Labe*, Illot/Eary Broad. oak, formerly of Iralauotroo•orailt, arta ea. LENXII4O.- 10 30, at laraabboroosb. T. Rawls., Pea., Hy 1T NTEE.—Deo. 31, at Themota-botot,l3orkesy owners. C. A. Of C. Eyre. Seq., of KolOord.part, wee 0. O E O R O T. — Deo. 13, . M.D. Loon., so MA amber 4 dr dart of Eirckettaer, age 4 It OROSETT.—Dec. It at Mai, Lurk 6444. idly duldtd , d Groom, Teo., sad Libor elt 1310 ROO. J.H. Omni, cE 1111 , 101111• 14 0 Jamatea, ape al. 011111.—Deo. 3a, at isaisaer, qtr, kr. I. He r. • 3011349T0X1.—D0e. ta. Cbmpal-revr, Evetosa, 0. IftbLeiese, Pro, No ▪ .17 toreros of bar WOW@ Dadt.pood as Chador. LOW H.—Der. fa. al IllemptaL•Nalati. IIACISTNEY.—Dee. SI at Mkt of J. - - - I =et TaldeTey, r Pirrrnoxus. D. Mare*. Cliamtaa.t. I. 4 A.=et a g b i=„ i. laringer. I rtalaWfwalesetameit. • Da A. l BeTut • Sea. D.P=Vtemea, ileare.teaa. L. 601•11 MINIM Plowetetutiti. Bolleuree- J. Obtat. Um, Miran. a. T. Oa" J. Wagetiat itllsN. lentemedu...tta. e. Mum. Wera Carimet, a( SVlrttetapart. T. T. Wort Gbermept., Dup.& rt. 1 5. I= 4 S: u t . ll=. eteo NS OF i tt .o Imre ddhall-chuala =r Newingion.ennalled ry ThUratay, at • r —lst di,. of 36 IL, DM. 31, & any Liverpool. City-rd., coal aseralindt—lst dia. of queat ttaturdaya, at Groom's, Ali- 'orleahire,_ woollen Anger—!nil dd. of t day, at Tounfia, ate, wholesale &tadaner—let div. of equed fiaturdays, at room's, Ma- nger. -a di, of Sid., Dec. 31, & any ▪ Liverpool Leeper—let dlv. of S 6 64., Dee. 31, & weer's, Liverpool Zurfolk, tattle dealer —lst dlv. of M., ildhallchadb. dor—Tat dd. of 16 9d., Jam 2, & Lino Ws, Aliehuriti.lane. car—let div. of 36 4d., Jan. 2, KIM, a's, Abehorch.lide. warehouseman-3rd dd. of Id., any all.chamb, actor—let div. of 56 6d., Jan. 3, & two tea, Abcburch•lane. oerchant-2nd div. of 10d., any Thur► mb. timber merchant-Ist die. of la. 4d., tildhallchadb. ant—let dd. ot 5.., k further div. of unit Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. -Ist dlr. of 56 6d., any Thundry, Per 2nd div. of Is. 641., Jan. 5, & nay Manchester. ty, lasting manufacturer-Ist div. of _ _ _ ratrisiapprza.z..l-- 1%.1177,.; ;Zia - lied some ,in wide taw WWI Wine Or IDS - said there was t e as °ripr6y wli ! a .we to as aisle.- • Omen, LA, sod Ham Mt die Roe. S. la. Ortssea, et Ogrise-slufto r • liord. to 7.07411 % W. ritters,te Ordealsow. notification. The Lent Va p or P rima j wil modes 111 SIMISIMISIS Ms emerny sinus are per east. on Pen tin LONDON GAZETTE of Fr i s by, Joe. 1. Fran at Mrecenessetrrox.-$l4-Strengere to this M W. K. Bosh, to Owen. Nerd Orist-.7.11. Wldtabed. evidence of a prose fraud upon the °° lea, the BANKRu p Ts. Jamages, see IL HUMBS.-Deg. si kokart_, .nesiser. ldr. r. • • *W. reading . 17 Me " 312 ' 11 " 1 " published t• details showed a retrniasip concocted plea, mad he Weld Ti g eIII3NSWICI RALLWAT..- .. Me'eseld have Wired W. OCIMS, Walked. Moessenike„lnkee, to steraider leo. IS • JOISSISTONS.- Da ft, et 5,1. .. norm, o. sereer, See., he- rat Were he speaks et a rowel iseetleg of the give opportunity to bring inward the seminary Wrier t a m'. * Ne ws New Thremeldi yaw% earner greengage WA. le, is 1, st UMW CIL ad. kis e Okeesestee; off. weir., see . .l7 merge of ber Ilefteirs Dedspeft _sasomess.... MILITARY. • 'ranee of tae isbehleser la weseresee of the p m , se„, in order to arrive at a ampler elsellanea of the affair. It Ws de seselsee ks WWII* eleeseenalwt. haw Js 10 WWW• - heel wit& wide& this Plow bee beau ell&"" a . wenn fliff••• T . 2 - - s o ni sjuagN or " ra mie, sl,- - einitt.. - was stated in the justice-Waft dna the rens ere wank Wens W Iflewe Wks Ws Minder •14001Wint G•wwwei !In & Feu- et =VW... a t % ,„=„7•••• • Mee •pain needs( led Wu celled in the rmal Of , g y e gjd W e. tesiwaratag ibr the mid SCUM about two shilliegs and dress* rah. The ere err thee le Isla he • snack ha MI6 levaasOk Ike le 11. st I.lwslese 0• mins Maw MON Wsetwinn.m Tem w0c500,,1i0,.. is, we wits it we nor. G. issue. LeeVlee, ;.e. re. enasensErreeksksillnerli err erseenser sanste pod ; ed. eel& Orogtyypeel. •10 1 • bull but dam_ mem* Of Omen Itsdkasee. an Ike Slew* v.th_ "PW rewanded, but the prison ers IMO 'Anna Mr: t3csl•• tee dented Om two Oina - Milln - is dee Weds el P. A. gam , leshrler, Jan 14 et 1 Pen. 10 en 11, N. *4 ' Ck " ..l "" 1141 Amy. • * low • *elect ern , won Ione& IwW••• Wee lotle•P 'Main Illemelleterwe&S II& l••• 1301 4 and Mr. Killick produced two seed tell each in M., end fhb d em t a A pr ... a dd sag was Ewe tlk imenr, kPressioa Oolenian.t. ; norm .- Der. se, r. Tem, oge ilmmosty et --se-• bet Isis ef s, by as sit n g libr mat ' 1544..16 "" 1 . 114 east ink night roared two la 1 601 .1 SIN, would he liberated. be waisted se the ftwilete As the new ft um ter. Nip, • _tat.i.eme... cea.e, ueeree-teee . ti. eowthant. Ina 20 at 14, at So Deg. 17, • lumens, ine Mile Roo. LOS left a. „ m a/ . ibla im m .sl ar t ur bmissa."'"d i n ' a n * 6 666.66. ,,, - Z=llll. - " r- 111/01t7L - W Olll-Va ti 01:1 • ILDHALL.-A Noveurr.-The early part of Init emonnsinn ullib atilmra wban r i e r w an a nnantry P err s la e rtnik a m d adm e n pot ri n g ini "'n. d , old je „,. smr.-sz. 17 t tra.; M. s t ull=rlga l at _ear. 11. ei ogee UM MI arned week an unusual occurrence took pikes at this wart :-thers Memmi shwas.; SA MISSY* 411111•1 Mlliplosa, if not adopted. The eine stir sere , ne net:a, 1 I sal tre w ags ih n geeing s wim= u •• 7 8 71.6 = 4 ;; A al. It eau KLOCI.Itev. IS, Prisemosimaft. Hl/ftsoll. I ft err 11011•1111 j MOON win respectable parties attested__ r Mrswitnn bernsia, was ant a single charge brought • se erM, Vasa MY TO& dun be as . rm. 11, .a a 11 1 0 V. MlA's views remewpdatable to the warty sin* a__llethavolellettle mum glue we l t MARLBOROUGH- STREET.-- Illawarozawom. - The mets= m iker s. 6..e ingreme rao r ar s me, •••• 1 •8 Td-. ere.r.-Dec_ se A.m., etk WAN. M 11 .3 1 okes • w, rvlied bur wady ; elL ik akimen teen TANNES.-Dog St, at t a m strose, rieteseq,ntet Anse, mile 04 MIS aria sum somber ol pawls who have received nerresre - nn5 '77. 0 7.. t igia adobe% ass we Os T. , Utmost. ,Jaa. I MR& est 111, at Liverpool W. Tftfte. A sad a mat S late we Pall o a r li stennes net ''"'"” • V nan ,' •° • if= dm fonds of th DOOT box of this meat. era Dee. 31, 1846, . a na„ m a n e ‘,....knn nan n ems pawns, cm. vlemententa,,Ter*k Bowen, uwpsd eie d g st are Demmer, SO hawk. 10 . ..I. 1k sits seer Ides ef re here, ef the pleases ase . , I rieshwa a news on the . rot a 1,180;. an d t a n imann n a ire d among was n o d irc a i on s in ew a ji b ' Bart, at so advassel See. • eldee . eeheempiee has been rampa, isittelas lames to um; le no eke by were w e , w ee to ---;ar. isur IL id*. ass 0. J... it , l. „ awn WHENST.Ds 14,.81 lesspialsS•ll4 el As lose Sr, ,• them is 4051. rb ••• • • J. Zgrikimalen, of Lift/MmeM, sma stew Ss frame Zeellelmstert, d se • 161 arimmaa who have hash lallaaaa tiee ia • Pnarmr oloudthlo w, a fr as som witu aar l ia tulk ahalia 4a WV" ..t m eielckawnpan On sesekVie seek" kit ea sew eakst• la • WO. BOI.ITHSSIL, • HOOTsfted. Msg.. et Semiftes.LieTelemi, offt N- IS* ift• litaellmonSl 11•111 (011= Ye•- Ilm la go= LAMBETH.-A STAB MT „ May • ode, b eemi k ei d eeege w et ba 8 .. mayor em Jegery.b.,g, e ra MO IHNIONIID Thin, is em- k ~ dew* 666616111 66 " 16.6 gem " b y d ' • ' ma Alssotsekr 11. Gish, baker, asimr as' nw 1•1•011. 3. HISSHOMODIft• AMMO. 0,4 - •• hire nara f tr a ralli Mew esw w w a, a ou=man er , was seedX ti Wiser lids Meeks ea . Se m•Seasfte, ka. la& Hefted ees robibftel by Wims. Ammem /moss. el HAW elemegnee. is r B. fulther, of the lamb eimewetwee • pe • inflicting a wound on •of a female na7ein - Y et Blew ire the Cielf Wee Mr pat Mar Mills keel rob , MI el TY , * Ct. Wee, Anises, Derlingles ••• ••••ft_lL SOO• nerd' redeem of more than • bur* while Nob. anatisraaltle willow et tik• elsee,-D, ta• Cyan whom he had =When for hie wife. Yesterday a ow- newerl were le *or* eers• ea.* .411100•10. ; Miura a ce., Osierasset.; ra y a gT ae st a . 'ire,m7 . eMilimm-Saseasit • up at a quarter ef die ranisiter cornea' et sacra. Mbar.. deb. Reek* veto : rimer Min sivkaat- nail nanketion wee made to Mr. Norton from Mr. Slug, the untie tem tit. Aimee" Me IteSSIMIne leer Owitels, Then wig, labs, lawaredeedayne. ;I=r;,: • •