The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-09 00:00:00

Add t and where the Una nig be ogled to Only menthe. Como. , as. 11x. eld.•, and 11e, 28/. ; third, 141. On fd.; fourth, 9!. In ; s. Ile. ed.; lath, SL .event h, If. Ile. Arent. retns.—bwriantAT. Jen. 7.—Liru.. J. I. W. ge,.. c h. D.uAer. sturgeon W. T. Alexander, pfe :nd Matte T. RilitiS rash* Midshipman R. Elliott, Amonen MAter's Ami.ti A t a A . Ansel .Medea; C. P. Tuck. and F. Shand, floor: E. 1 . gm, J'e,ritye; U. J. Slaughter, Prograsee ; Sril Engineer L. Pinches. Pnd .pe ; Srd Claes I. norincal Coclultot, Geyser; Naval Ca et. U.T.. !tempt., C. Banat, F. Mankenate, .4...1; Genestee. Ger. , Baut•lrgli Oewee. ; Acting l a .peet os . of la4,wrights, Devosport skarn* H. Voids. MILITARY. Doan or Warm Fauna. 0001111.11.1 or FORT Claolu,s.—We have to re:ord, owe the Arerwese averkr, the death of this roe, tad carer and ealtnahla country gentinnan. Ilia amiability of disbust haeptutlity. and kindling, dupe( a period of 3k yean fn con nexion via that gerdeon, trdl long b remembered, und his mercers .perished by • wide and general tiequohatanee. In him the poor have kat apenereus friend. TAO 17voi L..Caar here patented • erre. Ins by the death of CAS. Chandler, paymaster. lle expired at lhand,illt, where the regiment le ...slimed. fhe gallant officer er.tered the Army .0 private...ldb, SPORTING. Ti!?. DERBY, OAKS. AND .T. I.F.GER, 1911 . . Yon the information and guidance of sfatiflatore on the great betting ifs ..nts of the approaching season. we have *Hooded an annitbetical h-t of the hero • engaged in them, in which we niv,ihown, :is far ,1, ii.•luiries initial:Able us, what are in training, out of training, or dead. 1 to few unseasinted for may be slimmed to he out of training. An * teriek in prefixed to horns lured in Deland. Alidlel (J. Scott) looor .ltinainian (Prim) I.yme '4 - 11?) .‘arninigir.ttor (C. reek) Madge Gray 'oat of training) .tdmimi. The (Rogers) Madge Wildfire (oat of training) Adroit (Tesa) Moo...seen (stephenson, sen.) gran (out of training) Maid of Athena I Maser) Maid of Motherwell (W. rAnson) Irrif ( der ()L althey) Maid attic. kill Alderman's Daughter (J. Scott) •Maid of Layette (Wadlow) Alice Woodthora (J. Daley) Maid of saragown (Taykm) Lund (Qin) Maisbnice (Taylor) Albertonian (J. Del, km) Marble Maid (J. Daley) .... _. . _.._, • • :., iun-) Aorta joutatriall• Mg) Andromeda (nut of training) Antagoni-t icon of training) Apricot (B. archiver (Bent) *By Anririo, f. out of Zuleinva (Kent) By Attriatn, f. out of Nanette (Sherwood) . Anima 'C. Peek) Atalanta (C. Peek) Atlantic (Sherwood) Auoom out of training) Bannorlinirn (T. Damson) Barnton (not of tnitaing) Bedlam (r. Dawson) Bedouin (T. beggegg) Belledonna (B Men:) 1 2.9ringlirs ceorwita k Marie LouiseTPriee) . Mary Stuart , Ilemeitine) MArgaret of Anjou (J. Day, jun, McGregor (T. Dawson) Marlow (sbe , hcid) Masai Butler Mathematician (J. Day, )on.) Manure (J. Scott) Mere, The Maui: (Gill) MARA (nut of training) By Melbourne, f. out of Liabeth ,Armatroni4 Melees Boy (Wailion) Millrood $ B nen.) %mina (111. Dilly Mins Beam (Kent) ) Mina Martin (out of training) Mr. Baum (out of training) Minima Jean (W. -•-• • 11111111.0 (O ut .7 Maltby. e. oa t l n o i rilmselma (out of tralednal Bingham (J. neon) Bit-nibble (Amnions) Black Dwarf, The (J. Scott) Black Satin (Brown) Boartnng (J. Scott) Brave Beek. The (J. Da), jun.) Broadsword (out of training) Breshe (out of training) Brown Be, (J. Daley) Brown Ikwir (P. Peck) Bruer, ( Wadlew) •Bulible (Keegan) Buckskin Day, jun.) Buller= (Care) (Atari." (Wallow) By Camel, E out of Wadsstra (W.show) Camelford 'dead) Cap, (dead) Cardinal's Niece (C. Hama) By Cordial Puff, c. d. by Black lock (C. Mason) Chapeau Rouge sChat ;oat of training) Cheinhearer ( W. Dilly) Chrepeide (Shepherd) Christopher ( W. Scott) Clarendon (sucith) Cantle( (Wadlow) By Liftmen, c. out of Zipporalt (St/phrasing ye . Clementine (M. Dilly) •Colken Ogr (Illasern) Conceit (T. Minos h..b.. (T. wson) 1 /3=l;:ty (Ludlow) Conyughsca (J. Day, jun.) (icaack, The (J. Day, )un.) Cottinford out training) Coulternib (Smith, H(ppodrome) By Coronation, f. out of Factory Girl out of training) Orarros (Doekercy) (Lord) Crosier (Knott) Cutaway (stephenroe, ann.) Daring Da) Dashing (T. White wson Sergeant, The (W. Scott) By Defence, f. sic to sits, (W. Y.dwards) Delorsine (T. Dawson) Deriudis (Sayer. see.) Devil-roe-Care (Kent) Diphtlicmg (Owen)_ Discontent (W. Dilly) Dr. Goodall (Boyce, jun.) ByCesar (Taylur) By Dun John, f. out of And= Lumley) •Mortador (a twin) (Monaghae) Mod, (Armstrong) Meotpeosier (C. Peek) llowlern (11. valtlne) Amok . (•tintas) By Muley Moloch, f. out of Jane (Sherwood) By Muley Moloch, c. out of Betsy Winter (Ituckeray) By Raley Moloch, f. out of Young Mignonette , Brown) Sly Eye T. Dawson) Bert.. , T. D awson) New Err (1' Peck) Noiaekva ;Forth, jun.) Notririghau :J. Robinson) Odille (out of training) •01.1 Brampton (Murray) Old Enzlieh Gentleman (out of training) OW tort (Ford., jun.) Omega (thifney) Oregon (Cooper) Outpost (Kent) Oxonian (Forth, jun.) Patina (Cooper) By Pantalcon, t out of Banter By Pantaloon, o. out of Retort (Warrener) Papa (Warranter) • Para Shoat. (out of training) • Pavilion (Ilarriaon) . P Pet c 7 - V VI% ( e :dr g a ) Pbebus (out of training) Philo (Boyce, wet.) Philosopher (Italica) By Phoenix, f. dam by Ardnie. ran (W. Dilly) By Phoenix, f. out of Rachel (T. Damon) Pink Bonnet (C. Peck) Planet (Kent) By Plenipo, f. out of Ninny By Plenipo, c. out of Lady Moore Carew (J. Day, jun.) Polka Pottinger (John fey) Prairie Bird (out of training) Premier, The (J. Scott) Praterich (out of training) Prince Alfred (Gill) Projectde (Kent) By The WeetherUl) Provost, f. out of Manilla, ( By The Proeirt, f. out of Mime Whip (W. Dilly) By The Proved, 0. out of Min Limy Queen, The (Kent) Quee”.l . the May (out °finials() ....J.Trivatetnlaer) ' ( T a y lor) (Tay Gueetionebk,lo- By Don John, tout of Game Lan g o oi c k.d (i. Thi i., (fnYint) Rantbos (Fantail (J. Daley) Rayner ( esseltine) Danc r"n rnT. Dawson) Rid Hart (Kent) Borer (T. Dawson) By Itabliank, e, dam by Doctor Won (Smith s tai (itkisdale) Plecampane (J. Dar, lm)By Redslmak, c. out of Dublin By Ells, r. out of nabs= (dead) ( yn n. 0 .,,, ) By Flu, f. out of Zebra (out of By Rolsbutk, f. out of Oxygen traini)ng Morro) By Elia or Venison, L out of Redwing (Stephenson, lea) Odessa ( Percy) Rebeenal Bien Horne (Itichaele) *Renee, The 'Bone, J..) Ellerdele (T. Dawson) Resolution (M. Dilly) Emerald lode, The (T. Dawns) Railer (out of training) Wrote (J. Scott) By Retriever, f. out of Canada Fen ( Fohert) (W. Dilly) Exhortation (1. Bradley) By Retriever, f. dam by Jerry (out Taunus (Brown) of training) Farmer's Daughter, The (J. D.y, Rob Roy (T. Dawson) Jun) *Rob Rynd (out of training) Farina (M. Dilly) Rosounanda Foreclosure (C. leek)) Saddleworth (Can) Purina (out of tnin l W) By The Saddler, f. doter to Swell. Gabbier (Kest) (Warmer) Galvanic Ring (Menet) By the Saddler, L oat of The Ab- George Barnwell (T. Damon) ben (Maroon) George Hudson (C. Peck) By the Saddler, f. dam by Emilius Gift Monterey) (out of training) Glenult (Kant) By the Saddler, e. oat of Fickle =el( as i o , t ort of is hrgS B y Si (Wormier) the Kireresehree, alum (Monaghan) (tAaks,) Saddler, e. out of harpers Greenflaße litorniesini By the Saddler, c. oat of Mies Growl (Lambden) Tree (Stephenson, sen.) Halo (Kent) (Stephenson, um.) I Hard Bargain (Forth, luiL) Z i rMt r ;rin (C. Peek) *By Harkeway, c. out of Diana sand. Cramp (out of inkling) (Renniron) Seducer (out of training) •By ilarkaway, e. out el Ham- Seljotek (out of training) mingbird's dam (Reoudeon) Severn (Price) *By Ilarkeway, c. out of Water- Shahoadee (Price) witch (kl. king) *Shawn Bo(dhe (Prior) Heart of Oak (out of training) liege of Troy (Price) Helios (R. Will Silver Eel (111. Dilly) ut He/mley ad of trainig) By Bir H By li s ( etman Platte, 1. o n of Ga. dayerlselakralr of De"' lota (Basica) Ry Sir Hercules, f. out of Hiker- By Henna Plato', f. out of Me- nix (dead) mama (floolook) By Sir Hercules, L out of Maria By Henan Platolf, c. out ef (Teen) Mantle ( By Sir Hercules, f. out of Perim By Iletrasn ß =t, c. out of Mar- (out of training) mono (Rosen) _ Sir Martin (J. Scott) By Hannan Flame, r. out alfalfa h. Ma wet (out a trentioe) (Ilatlock) By et. Martin, f. out of Wild Rose By Hetraan I'lotoE, c. oat of Va. ;T. Dawson) knee (Matlock) By St. Martin, f. (Sister to Sir By Hetraan Mandl, c. out of Vol. Henry (T. Dawson) vetoes (Ilerlock) St. Oswald (T. Damon) Highland Ira (dead) Mr Peter Laurie (out a welting) His Serene Illations !out of Sir Walter soon (Ilesseitine) ing) Sloth (Kent) *Horn of MIND (Murray) By Slone, c. oat of Corumbe Hornet (Forth, jun.) ( Brown) By Harman, c.; bro. to Stitch Shkoder (Kent) (Taylor) 80. Nice (W. Lesley) Hyderabad (W. Lumley) St. Leon (T. Dawson) Ingcleby (W. Edwards) Socrates 'out of training) By Inheritor, m out of Calypso Sorrel (Cooper) (Y. Dawson) •SouterJohnny (Murphy) By Inheritor, e. out of Calypso's Sprm ()resin (Armstrong) den T. Dawson) Sultana (Messer) lame (W. Lumley) Sweet Same (K. Dilly) *TAIL Bing, The (Keegan) Tantivy (J. Day, Jan.) 1 (F o y er ) Tartar, The (J. Day, Jun.; Jack Mutters (.1. Senn) Tallydo (K ) 3 7 1 4001 1 a out of Ringlet ( 3 . Teresina (H. ) Th' arm doe Dobbs! (a twin) Janda (J. (Monnetoin Janda (dead)Stott) Themis oFolturn ) Jolson Armstrong (dead) Tim Whiffler (I. Stott) . LZ 6 . 8,27, jun.) Tumour (Sherwood) Tam-Fool(deed) Jorphi ( (Neat) Tom-Tit (Floweltine) Jowl& (Brown) By Tory boy, C. dam by Mule,' KW et Morom (Kent) Moloch Millington' Kneel Beale ( M By Touchotone, L out of Cat lin (W,_Lemiley) Ricci , J. Scott) ladylKirt (dead) By Tombstone, f. out of Maid of Lady Lift (Z. Janes) Manton (J. Aeon) L 4 et Me Lane (Shepherd) •By Turcornan, f. out of Maria Lady Loewe (Taylor) (Keegan) lamer (U. Daly) *Tyrone (Pain) *lwanobero (J. Murphy) Typhon (W. Edwards) By Isuserent, f. out of Camp-Fol- Van Tromp (robert; Li (Warreuer) Vanity Merniford, 14 11 ( la r L w " rcost, i (B 7 w . out i oWlies Peery Ble Procep . ... (.., to , • * tisane, (HOWeltine) .4e- By tonerecat, f. out of Abigail By Velocipede, c. (Bra to Mille (W. J. Anne) prole) Measeitine) By Lannon, f. dam, by KW- Veneer (out of training) grow ( W. J. Anna) By Venison, c out of Si.. to Cob. By Leawood, a out of La home orb (IL Diny) sage (Blinkhon) *Vesta (Farrell) By Laneneat, f. out of Lady Slat- Vert Vert '/boner) ford (dead) •Venom ( out of alluded) BY Lmlemook e. out of Slim Mar. Veins M. Dilly) de (Illinkhora) Vier consul (W arrener) By Loess ,1. out of Moon. Victual fl. Scutt) Win tlylpiTh darn ( Wanner) Villiers ( Butle r ) .d llKAldweewag, L out of Quilt Ar- • Slew Hollow (dea d) sailer ( (Blinkhorn) •Wanota (W ) Lawrilis _Slott) ! *Watchdog (B=len. ) Images (deed) , War Eagle (C. ) =(out of training) ! warrior (C. Karen) .Tbe (T. Dawson) ! •I:Vlirf. , 1.1.. q..) land (ROUVA) , W oe-bot (J. Day, Jun.) Lineelese (W. J. Woo) Wod India Pianos (KIWI Litho 's& (Kest) Whetstone (J. Scott) Little Miley (Brown) Wildlaoy (tlellon) Little Nell (T. Dawn) Will-0 . -thaWin (Wadiew) By Liverpool, c. out of Ikea Whirligig IJ• Day, Jun.) Whitebait (out of training) (Drawn) By Liverpool, r. out of Rachel Wild Doe (J. Day, jun.) (Bottom) I Wintonio (J. Day, jun.) Lewd of Gllledand ( Wolverton (out of inning) Lominous T. Dawes) Yellow Rase (W. Lumky! Lansdale (J. Scott) ooUghtly and the e by Jaques out of Ringiet will be Manly put in *Loon ; tit. Romer gore to Forth's. and the latter to Mr. Ifornhy's private trainer, W. 'Thompson. The Horn of Cline and Mammy' of Anjou ore expected to join the Mitchel Grove striae. IL Mu Entalltgattt. SECONDARIES COURT,—Trarnanai, lkfore Mr. ekcood HART I. BOVMMY. — This wa'. a writ of inquiry to assess dansiges—The plaintiff is a wine-merchant in Thames street, and the defendant is a solicitor, practising in Sunder land. In IMG the pla , .ntiff had, it appeared, accommodated the defendant with an acceptance for 2001., and the defendant contracted a further debt of 231. Bs. 6d. for wines and spirits. The bill was drawn at four months, and payable at Lubbock's bank. When the bill became due the defendant requested it to be renewed, but to this the plaintiff would not aecede. The defendant offered a policy of insurance for 2,9991... s socurity, but it was valueless, inasmuch as the premiums had not been paid.—Mr. T. Harding, the cashier at Lubbock's, proved the payment of the bill to the defend ant when it was presented, and its being taken up by the plaintiff when due.—Verdict for the plaintiff for 2'231. Ss 6d. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ite.re Mt. Commissioner Font.langur. ADJOrENMENT BINE RE DEYBDALE.—Thin bankrupt, an auctioneer and undertaker, came up to pars his adjourned lust examination. Mr. Van Sandia, solicitor to the said that since the fiat, the bankrupt had not offered to render any accounts whatever, and therefore he . (Mr. V.) must pray for an adjournment sine die, or examine the bank rupt to show that his answers were not of a satisfactory nature. Drysdale was then examined, and his answers to the querotions put to him being principally " I might" and "perhaps," his Honour said that there was suffieient reason for an adjournment sine die; for a party was bound to keep proper amounts in business. The bankrupt had not done so, and therefore was not entitled to any measure of mercy from the court. The case was then adjourned sine die.—The Bankrupt : May I have protection for a limited time —Me Honour Certainly not. . . . Before Mr. WASTING ASSRTS.—IN RR BRADLEY. —This bankrupt, a jeweller, came up fur his certificate. His debts are about 1,40 M., and assets " none." Ile was opposed by two creditors.—His Honour said the present is a ease of too frequent occurrence. It is one in which a pers ni carries on business as long as possible, wasting the assets of his creditors, and when be finds an hostile creditor pressing him, he contrives to transfer all his property to a favoured creditor, comes forward and offers a composition, which if accepted he say's, "the execution will not be pressed." Thus by his nwn words, it is clearly a favourable execution. The composition is not taken, everything is swept away, and the bankrupt then applies upon his own petition. This in fact is the substance of the case. There are no assets, and in too many of these cues, the creditors du not think it use ful to oppose, and a bankrupt comes before the commis sioner sod gets his certificate, the court knowing, in substance, nothing about the case. I think that the present is a very had cue, and must therefere suspend the certiti• cate for four years, without protection. RECKLESS TR/1E1,7(3.-1N ke WHITECRURCR.—This bankrupt, who wu an hosier, applied for his certificate: the debts are about 6001., upon which a dividend of fol. in the pound has been paid. The bankrupt was opposed by Mr. Lowrance, upon the ground of reckless trading and not keeping proper books.—Mr. Duncan, fur the bankrupt, remarked tl.at his client bad kept a cash-book. —Mr . Canaan, the official assignee, said that he had ceased to do so shortly before the bankruptcy.—Mr. Commissioner Pane observed that the profits were only 1901., the trade expanses were 440/., and the private expenses alone were 350!., during a short trading.—Mr. Lawrence must state that he did nut believe the bankrupt to be dishonest, but careless.—Mr. ' Duncan stated that the bankrupt had lost more money than his creditors, and that nothing had been proved which would justify the suspension of the certificate.—The learned Com missioner considered that the bankrupt bad been guilty of reckless trading, and must suspend the certificate for twelve months from the date of the fiat. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—YrsTaansy. OLD 00CRT.—Before the Recorder. MISTAXNN IDENTITY.—F. E. Collyer. described so • clerk, was charged with having . stolen four bank-notes of the value of 40/., and four sovereigns, from his employer, Mr. E. H. Woods. It appeared from the statement of the prosecutor, that the prisoner had been in his service for nine years, in the capacity of a clerk, and that he received a salary of eight shillings a week! The lust money was placed in a drawer, and between Friday, the 18th of December, and Tuesday the 22nd, was abstracted. On the 22nd, the pri soner was directed to accompany another clerk to the Judge's Chambers. He returned to the office at half past twelve or one o'clock very flurried. He directed him immediately to proceed to the Bankruptcy Court in a cab, which he did. The drawer had been opened and the money taken, and on calling the attention of those in his service to the fact, the prisoner &creed with him in suppoiing that a person named Morley had committed the theft, and Morley was accordingly immediately dismissed. Mr. Isaac Samuels, a shopman in the service of Mr. Ikea, deposed that between half-past 11 and half-pest 12 o'clock on Dec. 22, the prisoner purchased a coat, •waistcoat, and a pair of trousers, fur which he tendered a 201. note in payment, which he endorsed, soil received 181. and some silver in change, through the bands of the cashier. He afterwards identified the prisoner at Bow-street.—The Recorder: Do you send vans about the streets with bills on them?—Witness: We have none, my lord.—Mr. Parry: Have you • poet I—Witnesa : We have. (lAu ter.)—The Recorder: Do you use the poet in more ea ties than one t Does he cut out? (Roars of laughter.) Rum: Ido not know; he may for aught I know. An alibi was proved, and the prisoner was acquitted by the jury. NEW COCRT.—Before the Cora. Fiereaat and Mr. COMM. Bullock. RUFFIANLY ASSAULT.— William Pates was indicted for an assault upon Charles Hutton, a police-officer, in the execution of his duty. One night in November the pro. Neuter was on the look out in Shoe-lane, when the prisoner, with several accomplices, came up, and a conflict ensued, the officers using their staves, in the midst of which the pro secutor fell and the prisoner brutally kicked him on the head and face and various parts of the bxly, until he was insensible, and in that condition he was carried away for medical attention. He is yet in a precarious state, and it is feared incapacitated for life. The medical man who attended the prosecutor said it would be a question if he would ever be restored to activity and health. The jury (nand him Guilty. The learned judge sentenced the prisoner to 18 months' hard labour. . . .. . The sessions then terminated. The next sittings will be on the lst of February. vPOLICE.---ESTERDAT. BOW-STREET.—David Dawes (nephew to the prize fighter of that name) was yesterday placed at the bar before Sir. Henry, charged with creating a disturbance at the Ly ceum Theatre, and assaulting Carter, the constable of the theatre. The complainantstated that at about ten o'clock the previous night he was sent for to the pit, where he frund the prisoner standing on a bench, and obstructing the view of several persons who were behind him. Being pulled down by some one who was standing uear him, he got up again. Witness pulled him off, and he got up again a second and a third time. When witness was pulling him down for the third time he struck him a very violent blow on the eye, which caused him (witness) to stagger back against the par tition at the back of the pit. Witness, with the assistance of two policemen, took him into custody. The prisoner was sober. Mr. enry Keeley (brother to the lessee), said that he was at the back of the pit, and saw the whole transaction. He saw the prisoner pulled down three times ; he saw him give the blow, and when ho was taken into custody followed him to the station. The prisoner admitted that lie was pulled down, but denied that he had struck the complainant. He might have pushed him. Mr. Henry fined him 5/., or in default sentenced him to imprisonment for one month. The fine was paid. WORSHIP-STREET.—Yesterday a woman, about 30 years of age, named Mary Leary, was placed at the bar, before Mr. Bingham, charged with stealing several articles of jewellery and a large quantity of miscellaneous property, from the houses of Mr. Thomas Coleman, a tradesman, in Sandy's-row, and of Mr. Maurice De Sane, an umbrella maker, in New Montague-street, Spitalfields,while employed in their service. It appeared from the evidence, that the prisoner, who had been about three months in Mr. De Saxe's service, had been suspected for some considerable time past of robbing him of a great deal of property, which he had missed on various occasions ; and that to ensure her detection he had marked a shilling and placed it in kis dining-room. The prisoner entered the apartment; and directly she had left it, the coin was found to have gone also. The prosecutor t a lme:sio h n er se o rA i ff e r ro Strg u ant . Tr i lle s , h o e f d th en e ie ll d with ivision, , g w ho t deal of impertinence, and with some hesitation consented to be searched; but while undergoing this formality, endea voured to secrete a purse she had drawn from her pocket. The serjeant, however, detected the action, and upon wrest ing the purse from her discovered the marked shilling inside it, upon which the prisoner exclaimed to the prose cutor, " Well, you have not got me even now • I am ao thief, for I only picked the money up ;" and resi s ted the o ffi cer with such determination, that it was only with the greatest difficulty she could be secured. On depriving her of her pocket, it was found to contain a gold and silver ring, a pair of car-drops, and some imitation diamonds; and on searching her buses a quantity of lace, gloves, handker chiefs, nbands, and other articles of a similar description, were discovere d; all of which were identified by Mr. Ds, Saxe and Mrs. Coleman as their property, and stolen from their premises by the prisoner while in their service.—Mr. Bing ham ordered her to ha fully committed for trial upon both charges. eltarks Ck.ok, a potboy in the service of 3lr. David Smith, landlord of the Brown Bear, Worshipttreet, was charged with stealing divers quantities of gin.—Mr. Smith deposed that he had from time to time lost a large quantity of gin, but had no particular reason to suspect the prisoner, until he received some private information, and upon searching about the premises he discovered an empty bottle, which had contained gin, down the water-closet, and another behind the barrels in the cellar. He imme diately instituted inquiries, and upon inquiry of the servant girl, the letter told her mistress that it was the potboy, who had been helping himself most bountifully from the large cask by means of a knife which he contrived to place between the bung and the hole thereof.—Mary Hodgkinson said she saw the prisoner a day or two since go to the said cask with a quart and a pint pot, and fill them in the way above described. She ought to have told her mistress of it at the time, but did not life to do so. The prisoner told her that he had got the bottles :rem his home. —The prisoner contented himself with merely saying that the last witness had herself drunk the gin, not only neat, but in her tea.--Mr. Bingham remanded the prisoner, to give time for further inquiry, as it was probable something eke might be found out, other persons, doubtless, being engaged with the prisoner in that system of plunder. male, Jas. 7. 1 FOP 1 31 .01. 111"... , Illibees. .• - Perla and Orin= ..1 lOM 71 !, 1141 124/ /0 PP A* 1 1227 10 Puri W Boars ... 111 I. 907 10 111 10 903 , 2441 $3 Roars and Havre .., i 0111 No MO . ISO Nm a (Beeson). ..! 000 . 007 10 MI 10 100 OOO Bordeaux .. _ . ..: MO w PI 3* • .. .. North .... . . . .. I U. so iv a I us Ts ass P 3 I ilir aerosol LeWeet. i Maly*. • MEETING.--Bornt DiVON.—Sharelfolders' Meeting. —Jan. 2.—R. Hancock, Eau., in the chair. The chairman ex plained the objects for which the meeting had been mlled. The meeting waa of a eery stormy nature, and many conflicting statements were matte by the partimns of both {wilier. The chief ground of com plaint is the proposed allocation of 12,0001. towards the erection of the Great Western Darius, which has already mused two of the directors to retire (me bet/it News, Dec. 25). After a diem ion, which lasted for serend hours, the chairman put the following resolution : That thi• meeting do appoint • deputation to wait on the directors of the south Den. to Paid.. them to impend for twelve months, or, at leant, tilltlie South Devon Company he opened water Plymouth, the expenditure of 15,000/. upon the (neat Western Dacha, as proposed by the directors" The resolution having been wooded, Mr. Bridge man proposed no an amendment "That a deputation from this meet ing he appointed to wait on the director. of the South Demon, foe the pumase of respectfully representing to them that in the judgment of thin meetl'cg It is inexpedient, having regard to the negation, tinan- Melly and otherwise, of this company, that any outlay of capital should be made otherwise than for the promotion of the primary ob. Jetts for which the company was Moorporated." After several hours' diacumion, the chairman put the motion, when there • For the amendment •frr'' Atruitut it The amendrarat haring bees kat, as original motion was then put For the motion... Aguirut it Majority l4 Thr usual compliment nu owned on the chairoun, and the meeting concluded. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. - Rieman (n RAILWAY. —The nisgistrotes reediting In the district of Mortlake, have re ported to thejustiont of peace for the county of Surrey, on the applica tion of the Richmond Railway to cros certain footpaths in the math of Mortlake on • level. The port of their report which has an triune diate practical tearing, is an the, the undersigned justices of the peace, retailing in the district of Mortlake, having viewed the amend footpaths which it is proposed by the Richmond Knits's). Com pany to trove on • level, can offer no opinion on the subject of the church path, since it has teen taken out of the jurisdiction of the magistrates by on application from the pare.hiesers fora mandamus, for which a rtPe has leers granted. In respect to the other footpaths, cis., Forte WrighCs.padoge and the path lending Into Mortlake through Tinder-boa-alley, we, after the moat mature deliberation, are of opinion that the railway company may be permitted to cros than level, on conelltioe that they make a paved path semw each foot path flee feet wide, with gates on rock dale of the railway in the direct line of the paths, and app aint a proper promo to attend to such rates at each crowing, which appointment we consider to be India pensabk, in order to protoct the public from Injury to life or limb, sod the jutAiees from the actions charge of having sanctioned the *Mt through neglect of the requisite preouitlone." LONDON AND YORIL—Tne works nn this line are pro ceeding with the ut moat rapidity. Nearly the whole of the land it In the poseendon of the company, and intrvvynts are engaged on the en tire length of line, rotating out, ea. ELY AND PRTEItHuNOUON.—Thin branch of the Eastern Counties will be inspected by Captain Coddinitton this day. A train will leave shorrilitch station at 9 o'clock, omitaining the inspector, a party of the directors, and the engineer of the company. should the inspector report favourably, the lane will lie opined for passengers on Thursday Lest. BUSINESS 0/ THE ENSUING WEEK.—(Erotn Railway ('hrowiek,) Mamma. h Eastern Uni and Ilialleigh Junction--January IS. London; Gliogaw, Dumfries, and Qirlide—Jan. 15, Glasgow; 61...0w Maley, ICilmantock, and .Aye -Jan. 14, Glasgow ; Irish South-Fietern—Jan. 15, Dublin ; Lesinalmanw, Dame, and Diet bridge- -Jan. It, Edinburgh ; London and Blackmail, Jan. 12, London; Mallow and ferny—tan. IS, London ; Oland -.Jan. 16, Derby ; Rouen and Havre—Jan. 12, Paris; Stockton and ifnrtlepool Jan. IS, StocktoLi- 3 -Tem Teltby, Saunderafoot, and South Wales—Jan. IS, Taco as roe Losio.•-•tberdcen --sums of not lc. than 500 f., for S nave sod npwanla, at 45 per KM. per annum, payable heir-yearly; Caledonian—Sums of not less than SOW., at 4i percent. per manna, fir S nr 5 pair.; Chaster and Hit knihmel -Sius of not In. than J. Grundy, jun.. Ilampbottom, LanrAnhire, woollen manull.etnr• lin die. of fw. Bd., Jan. 19, and any nulyn-qumt Tuesday, ..t rru.,6 4 Manebenler. Y. Ilane;rn, Noireastle.upon-Tyne, merchant-3rd dir. 0( I L , 16, & any subsequent saturday, at Wakley's, Newcastie.uprn.Tyne. J. Meow, Leicester-sq., totnecon'ii--Ist dry. of 6s. Id., any Satur day, at Green's, Aldertnunbury. W. J. Harris, High-at, Southwark, tailor -Ist din. a If., uy tarday, at Green's, Aidermantrary. C. llumberstern & 8. Prodaham, Liverpool, meretuusts -Pad di.. of 71d , Jan. (4, ant any subsequent Thuradsy, at Tomes', Linge:A IL Jones, Livemmol, provision dealer-a div. of Aid., Jan. 7, In op whisequent 1 hunday, at Turner's, Liverpool. F. 8. Kilpin, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Jeweller-1f div. of 3s. 3.1., any Weatneeday, at Graham's, Colernan-at. G. Marshal-Id dlr. of Ss., any Katurday, at Caen'., J. Martin, Wood-4., Clreapdde, fringe manufacturer- Ist die. or 2s. 3d., any Wednesday, at Graam's, Coltman-at. S. Milton, Parking, Essex, madver-Ist div. of 4s. 3d., any 8n nadir, at Grern'a, Aldermanbure. gineineds, Cite, wine merchants, Ina! dir. of 9.2oths of Id., any Satunlay, at Green'S, Alderrnanhury. H. Parry, Liverpool, men haat --3rd div. of 1 Id., Jan. 1 4, & any Fob. isequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. J. Peters, l.odstone, held, innlevyer- final div of id., any Sit.. day, at Green's, Aldermanhtiry. M. Pritchett & J. P. Oridge, Chirlbury, Oxfordvhirr, glory mans. facturers - 2nd dlr. of 4. , any satunlay, at Green's, Akkrnnaribury, J. Quinn, Liverpool, plumber -a div. of id., Jan. 7, & any Nihon quent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. L Roberts, Mold, tlintahire, grocer- a dir. of 7d., Jan. 21, &aq wabsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Robe-ts, Liverpool, corn merchant -A div. of Td., Jan. 7, k ari subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. I'. Roteon, North shidds, & final div. of 4.. Pd . , Jos. 14 t any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Newedule.u t on_Ty, C.O. itotoun, Enobury-et., builder-IM di,. of In, j any Saturday, at Green'a, Aldermaidarry, W. Roc., Neptunrset., Itothertitbe, baker-let di,. of sv. Ili., any Satusday, at GMCIOS Arnernvinhory. Admits A Carr. Liverpool, stork brokers-1k dir. of AL, Jan. 14, gs any subrequent Thursday, at Turn ?a, Livvrpool. R. grecl, W datead.d., Sorner's-town, grocer-Ist div. of Is. 7d., soy Wednesday W Or.dram's, Coirmarnet. W. D. sirilth-hil dir. of 14., any Saturday, at Green's, Alderman. bu ry. mr. (tone, Wood-d., City, lacernan -I et div. of Is. 11. L, any Lou,'. day, at Green's, Aklermaribury. Y. Thorley, cnomet ornnufacturer-tat div. of 3.. any Saturday, at Green'a, Aldermanhury. J. fa T. Whittler, Soho, bullies-Ist div. of dn., any Saturday, at fireen'a, Alikumanbury. T. M. Whiteley, Liverpool, bater div. of 1.. 181., Jan. 7, &ay culrneriern•t litoPrdaY. at Tante., Liverpool. DI% IDENDA-Jan. 9. A. C. Fowler, Louth, draper-Jan. 21. D, Pattie, 84. Altian's-pt., Edger : me-rd., stationer -lan. 30. 11.woderes. . IlluarovharT , frrnsrn inammieturer -Jun. do. W. Pannell, Itigh.st., Poplar, 'roar -Jan. 10. .1. !Lori... butcher- , Jan. NV. E. Green, Cliffonl-st., Bundat.. tailor-Jan. ak J. Hann..., Pall.mall, honor rise:wane -J in. 30. G. Jackson, jun., Hertford, upholsterer-Jan. 30. W. Burt's, King-d., Soho, ark , * sterer-Jan. 3'r..1. Elliott, ttleheder, builder-Feb. I. .1. Marshal, Birehin.la, City merchant Feb. 2. J. NAM. Bridol, millwright- Jan. 29. IL W. (te ar.-haw, Prestwich, Lancashire, common brewer- Jan. t 9. W. E. dbarn. Manchester. COU11111...:1.111 agent - dun. 29. J. Wright, Manchester. licrnwed victualler - Eck 2. J. Phillio., of. Maur, AB. Hague. Manchester, cotton spinners-Jan. 19. I. 8.,44ca ' and J. Barton, Manchester, copper roller manufacturers Feb. 3. T. Wilson, Sheffield, grocer. PARTNEiLSHIPS nrssoLvEn.--T. G. Croft. & .t. Parker, Lot. enter-W. Tredwon & J. Webber, enurkenie, trnmenehhire --G. R. Morewood, A. Morewood, & M. liellieringttm, City-W. saker &G. W. Salter, Russell-.t, Southwark --I. Brown Sr J. N. Brown, Bristol_ T. Meyers., 3.1.111/ington. Preston-J. Jordan & WAheard, Maddea W. weighill, Whitby. Yorkshire-P. Le M ierek A. Er Mitre, fanr.errevi-st., We-t snitidield -- E. Firth &E. Tam% AidgaU, City- J. Hancock k 77. B. Hancock, Weymouth --J. Pond. S. Gr. 711011, S. Hague It W. Ctegg, sherneld eart.TiFht L Jour*, Itotisibale-C. Hague, A A. B. Piaui*, laicester -E. Kent J. Hilton, )farelsoder-J. Chater at F. 1.. Hayward, St. Irnnstrur's. bill, City -S. Orrin A J. H. Miners, Liverpool-J. Page & J . L Grundy, Birmingham-P. Westrott & C. Linton, ()nod!, N or th... tonvhire-G. T Short & E. Veal, Southampton 1. scholedeld Afh Baton, %TN Torkddre-J. Doirevon &.1. Bromley, Little Dolton. Let. amain-11. W. Coiannivri, Horneastle, Lincolnshire-. H. N. Hughes & C. G. Cowie, Livrpool -T. Haigh & Miller. Liverpool - J. s. Tylor & B. Winston.. Charterhorreaq - -J. P. Hey. wool, 8. H. Thompson, IL 11. Jose., B. 11. .ones. & G. 11. Thornless, Liverpool, an tar an regards IL H. Jana-J. Roberta & A. Ilelletik Billitevad., lie - - J. S. Bros...de, J. Corkerell, G. G. tk 11. Lament, and J. Noble, Jiiistinfri.a., City, far a. repasts J. B. manna': -111. Bright &S. Brigid, sheigeld Odernan A. E. War. gee, 13rialitrar-IL ILsla & B. Mitchell, Kilburn, 21‘ ,. .dlerrx -2. ten. tini & D. Magda, Mancheater-W. Schofield & J. Schotisid, jun. Iloatephill, Lancashire -B. iOO.l. & J. G. T. Harr.. Cheltenham-% Rubinson lb W. E. Jenkins Cluirles-at.. Middleses.hospital -N. limner and S. limner, abetkeld-W. Davidson A J. Aklener, Liss. pool-H.Garthwaite &J. Warburton. Hoptmy Yorkshire 3. Taylor & T. bandy. Nee-mina Derbyshire- J. Marland & 11. Fallon, Mao cbeater-J. Rarratt and J. M. Darlishire, Newton.beath, I.lneashis M•Nsb It Jas. M.Nalr, Oldsmar. SHIPPING INTELLIOENcH. LONDON, Jas. B.—Varna Eseastm Issruto, —The Clio, from Demerara; Fourteen, from Montreal; Majestic, from Quebec; Jack otLantern, from St. Michael's; Hobe, from Terveirs ; Muni Rim from Seville; Alarm, from Nolo; Provkkotia, from Rom u; Itatdd Simoni, trona Aalborg; Johannes liege, from Qdlundbotr; Rapid, from Harlingen; Emerald, from Boulogne; Tourik, from talai ; Ocean, from Scheveningen ; Colon:Lite, from Havre; MArgavt Eras, from New York ; Active from Nuntra. Farman Ovrosaus nit 1.41.1%. The Tourist, for Calais; Emerald, for Boulogne; Coluiubine, for Havre Rohm, for OMB, Mc. ; Hannah, for Amsterdam ; Wamkser, for Hartlepool; fur Aden; Fairy, for Oran. C 1.11121. Oviirmirol wtrn C.truo.— The Therm, for Fort Ads. 'aide; Gonmelholm, Bur Copenhagen • Henry Tanner, for Jambs; Itandea, for Sy. to Fairy, for Oran; Magna , foe Harlingen; for Ostend. crEsarii Orteras. tv Bawer.—Tha Kehly Castle, for Coutes. tinoplc ; Rarer, for St. Michael's; kilo Acadian, for Cahn; Earl Bathurst, for Vigo; Constantinople, for .11rtandria ; Robert G. Shaw, (or Charleston. OILAVRARND, JAN. g.—Arrived: Hebe, Terceira; Enrolees. Non treid : Majestic, Quebec; Eliza, ditto; Ocean, Hottenlam Da. merara ; Johanna Ilague,Gottenharg; Jack O'Lantern, St. Michael's; Artier, !Canto,: Adeline, New Orleans; Susan, Dania ; Margaret Evans, New York; Pink, Dunkirk ; Active, taros;! hngen ; Aurora, Denmark; Ehrnbeth, St. Michas-I'e Salted: Nereid. Jamaica; 31 Bertior ; Australia, tklion ; M. Jacques, tinvellnes; Sir It. Peel, . LIVERPOOL, JAN. s.—Emicath n. Loam Countess of Arran, (or Baltimore; Mermaid, for Berout and Alexandria; Con stance, for Boston; United Kingdom, los Cebu; llellichinit for Dordt and Rottinlam ; Anne, for Lisbon ; Huguenot, and (thin, for New fork; she/Reid. Ilaryrrave, and Monument, for New ON Icons; Venice, for Philadelphia ; Confucius, for shenglne. CLEARND th - rwasiss.—The Once, for Antigua; Barbel, for Barter does; Mary Joan, for St. Thomas; Ocean queen, for Savassak; Mnieninish, for Charleston; Monument, (or New Orleans; Good lA*. for Ancona; Tribune, for Constantinople; Countess of MIM. kt Palermo and Smyrna. JANCAIN e.—Arrayed The llern, Rio Janeiro; Fliabeth, New York ; Jupiter, Ostend ; Port Nub Si, Michael's; Ilowe, Mar seilles. Oif Liverpool Lau rtmt, China; Alecto, Mauritius; elks lingsbirc, Mgratbaut ; Burlington. New York, with lon of ia met, and part of cargo thrown overhuird ; 1/evonshire, New= Leander, St. John, N. 8.; Meters, Alex. ; Koloska, Amen; Alfred. Lisbon; Glower, Pordwuc ; Two Brothers and Phirnla, Antwerp. Oscar, Trinkad, and Black Prince, Clyde, at Names. The New Pink, from London to Valparaiso, struck on • reef near San Antonia, ad stink—crew saved. Golden Eagle, (ran Nassau, at Liverpool, with Ices of b *esprit, rte., having been in contact with the Christiana, to Clyde, nth inst., off Tuskar. [Advertisement.]—A guaranteed cure for Asthma, old Coughs, Affections of the Clint, &c., by llolloway'm —Recently some extraordinary experiments; have been made carious patients suffering for int, periods under moat dfstrew tunhmatie complaints, while other. were affected with indigeglq acidity, sickness, some", and a sinking at the stomach, modeiging symptoms that frequently terminate in dropsy and other down.* dives.... To the number of ■ dozen patients RCM chosen, being seer. aidercd more or Inn formable ; they were put under a mme of Hot. loway'a celebrated Pall.. which completely sucoceded in the care of them within 73 days from the ontnnarrinenumt, and came even in tem than half that time.—Sold by all druggists, and at Profeesor }follower* Establishment, 244, Strand, Istodon. BIRTHS. BARR 7, at Pirleva• termer, ...tett town. M. Ran, of • ma BCILVF.T —Dee. 13, at Whatley. Frame, the wife of the Rev. H. Dom? of a dsmpiner. CV ISTl.lll—Jam. I, the wife of E. B. Cares, Esp.. of • **leer DOW ELL.—Jaa. 3. at Diaboottor, the wife of the Rev. S. W. Dim al, of • *Weer. FARDELI..—Jaa. 7, at Liu*, Ow wife of C. Fardell. Fag of • um. Ftth.D.—J.. 4, at Pan Plo. Chatham, the •De of W. M. Ford Eag , Seri lb. Fortes, of a ma. OVARD.—Ime. 30, at Lure., Toryism,, the wife of the Roe. J. De, 4, et• datiehOr. JON IrS.—lso. 3, at Parkittnot, Cirosreaormthare, the elk of Capt. Jime, of a wia. LUXMORE—Jam. 4, at I, Tavistock -.thee. Plymouth, lira. W. Luther, atheism aail *sewer. WARD.-4*. T. dLI l'obertoa, the wife of tio" Rev. R C Was, of • me WATERS.—Jsa. 7, at I, Small hank. Resent, pull, Rm. W. L. Waters, of a sem. 114.kltRIAGI:e. RATLT-112RBIDOE.—Jan. 3, at nt. R. Mars. Rath, by the Rer F. T Bayly, of St. John's. Oloo.wer, J they, FAQ elicitor. DI- 4004. te Yowitem daughter of J. Btabitthe. Pug.. ltellhrsok VIII, }lath. BROWN—CATHADI—Jas 7, at Poplar Chorrb, W. N. Brows. thee tom of W. S. theme, Eag , of Rnrwick•teersce. Commercial . road, to thebe, eldest earthier of C. Tatham, Pp . of Pori., sod niece of I) the.. of Liniehoem. CHORLTON—CLAYTON.—Jaa 4, at Ranchmter, J. D. Charism, tha • eon of the late 1 Cholitna. Fag to Harriet. only death:ye era late J. Clayton, Fag.. of Hooley• bill, Athena C.RF.SOWELL—MANN —Jur La, telby, by the Ree. J. L. Weft., Wr. Cnthweit, Loral, to Rim Maas, Reihy. CURNHAM—GREY.-7u. 3, a. Smelasi, by the Rev. Dr. earthen., e. Ilitaeled. W. throliam. Esg.,ool.4thor, to Ja. Heat meth( dame*. of the kW Usak.Oem. they, of Meddieteraa DURCAN—THORSTON.—Jas. 4, at Kt. Peter's. Ilammermaiih, by Dr Hawa.thro.b, of Wray, R Mom, Fag ' 17. D, of Taahrider. .7204 te 21111 7ethi 7th o eW thee.. of the late Rev. J. Thaeotom, of Swthape. EAWILAKE—HARRIR.—Dee. 31. at Lone Putter Petrie m, by the La. W. Alford... Eastlake, Fag.. solicitor, or lilynnimth, to CaeYlae.7,nyent dem*er of ob. le-- J. Hares. of LOW *use. Lanio-0031YERS.--Dee. 11, althea. F. If. L.*, Eq., Cask la the 1110. Heal. soa 'of the late R. Lear. of W.. park, Sore*. Wm , to th in, so.* **beer of Hafer . Drayer, PD. MARTIN—HAILLIE—Jam. 7, at 111. Cleanni's. Haeovermilaan, by Or Rev R. *doe, J. Mania. Esq., le 1'.,,J lark. *mare, and ler Marla Henrietta. eldest **hum se 34.41.11 , 0.1,,2.4.3. of Oloneese , phew, Portman ethare. WHITING—FIaHRIS —Jan. 4, at Row., by the Rev. F.. Sinews. Y. •T. R. Whitler, ,of thdfied St. Peter,* theme, eldt Odessa. of Kr. J. Fisher, of the forts. ear, DEATHS, BOOTS —Joe. 7, at Belford meet, Rithellretham, Yr. J. 800. Rome? of Iledfoid•row, earther, aged 71. PH N1.1.ER.-14e. 10. at Deadslk, Past. Chaadlay. of the 17411 idocers CLARK S.—Jaa.a, Jane. the wife of R. llulte, Ls., of 15. P., beets terror. and Clamped, mod 43. CIEFFIN.—Jus. 4, at Bedford-place, Reaslottom, Atea, the 14ifc 0144 M Celeges, Rev DlCKBol4.—the. 70, Yr. A. Dalian, of Curator. steel, Chareery.l.e. seed SO. DICILINSON.—Hie I, at 11, Great Coram•treet, Swam, *doe ta S. Malmo., aged 31 PLETCHBR.—Jun 4, at 0, Itheisay-place, Chelsea, Mn. Maria 0101004. relict of the bite J. A. Fletcher, E.g.. aged 70. PRARER.-17.41. *seer. Dover.. of Fart ERASER.—Jae. 4, at Athos terrace, A. Fraser, Beg., of the Sims *elms*. HAMM/X.—Jae. 7, at Waltham/tow, 1111 m, the wife of F. If Cade., 0A1 1 74.1277.—Jaa. 7, at 4, Clareadem•thth. Mary. reiet of the la, Mr. J. 001.0,0, Of Wismorestreet. OREOO.—Jos. 3. at Ibleitsia. Elisabeth 11.7,4.1iet of the lee r Oreg. Fee.. eM damehler of the lam Rev. J. 111 Ferrara. HODGE—Jaw 7, J. A. Hethe, this latent eon of Mr. W. H0d...4 One leadhoteushisthiet. seed II meths. HOLMER.—Jae. 4, W. Holm*, Fag., of ...ohm ball, Woreener, elm .ad her of 1* late T. Rea., Iles. ',whose patremyme or HAM}, a Beefy, aloe 41 , HORN hS.—Jma. 4, the Rae. N. Hon.*. of .41.1ticheoPet..W710.0.1 /METER.—Om 3, et Ithreertreet. 11m. limner, *el 11. UTCHIN(...L—Jaa. 1, Kr. W. Hechlogs, W Roesford,loameity of South meth. **SI. lIIRDTMON.—Jam. I, at Dealesse.ow-Mer, J. Meese. 2. 4 1 , Mlddlsses, aped 71. RICHARD.—JutII, H. Promeeede. Cheltrabam, Bliserrial Alma, the rib of U. I.ltharth, the., lam Fellow of Masts 0•11se. est* 71. 27.NDILANDR—Jae. 1, at Woolwich, Lieut. Col. F. Samelthee. lalo ILK.% bed Ropier* of Goan* SHEIVIA3.—Jaa. 4, at Warwick-Imml, Asa, the wills of 14. 14 Ilimemliet seeds SMITH.—Jae. 4, at Lev 11401 Remy, OW feet Sme•th'w 2 . 2 . 2 ". Sophia Elisabeth. **M. of t* late Mr. mad Mrs o.ah.a •the n ale beloved ale. 0.4 adopter child se W. Ores. Ss l , of the Omer place. aml Plashary. RTNITI:R.—Jun 0, at N . 0rf011.... ma*, 114thad, Mather Illetsb, 2 4 22 i PAM* and Althea* * Waal: Amam i, Ismae s NO.....ISrgrA F*e:AZosZrivost:r ... . l7 toshentots•VZ....., ethos la the Cley el Owe* of ISIS ME EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1847. MARYLERONE •—Yesterday, Richard Moskva, a con fectioner in Albany-street, Regent's-park, and Samuel Carrt, a cigar dealer in Williarnatreet, in the above neighbourhood, were charged with amanita of a moat violent and brutal nature upon Mrs. Catherine Hoeken, wife of the firstommed defendant, who was taken into custody by the pollee for the outrage which he had committed ;• the other defendant was brought op on a warrant, by Whipp, the officer.—Com plainant, who had evidently sustained very severe injury, and was accommodated with a chair while relating her grievances, gave evidence to the effect that for a long time past her home had beer. rendered completely miser alde in consequence of her husband neglecting his fa mily and business. and spending the greatest portion of his time at the shop of Corns, where he was in the habit of smoking and drinking, and afterwards ill-using her. On that morning (yesterday), at one o'clock, she went to the house alluded to, and requested him to return home, when, after being abused by Mrs. Corns, she wu laid hold of by the defendant Corns, who thrust her into the street with such force that she fell with her head over the kerb stone into the road, and received such severe hurt on the back as to render it necessary to call in the aid of a surgeon upon her being lifted up and carried home in a chair by police constable Hill, 88 S. It mu further stated that the complainant, en retiring to rest, locked her door, and that at 3 o'clock her husband, who had is turned home, burst it open, and laying hold of her savagely by the throat, at tempted to drag her out of bed; he also struck her several times, and on erica of murder proceeding from her and her children, all of whom were much alarmed, Hill, the officer, entered the premises, and took him (the husband) into cus tody. lio.ken was fined 605., in addition to which he was ordered to enter into his own recognizant* in 1001. for his keeping the peace towards his wife for six months. The Mtn!. defendant, Corns, who said that he put out com plainant gently, and that she slipped down, was fined 40'. The penalties were paid, and the required surety having been entered into, the parties left the court. CLERKENWELL—JEWEL STRATANO.—George erraud-boy to Mr. Drewett, of Hatton Garden, was charged by Mr. J. Hazel, jeweller, with having at len a quantity of • precious stones. On Thursday last the prisoner was sent to the prosecutor's house fur some work which was to be fiuished for Mr. Drewett. lle was pl ced in a room where articles ofjewellery were kr pf The prosecutor went into an ad joining room, and on returning found several jewels were scat tered on the floor. The prisoner attempted to quit the house, but was detained ; and it MU discovered that he had opened a drawer and abstracted rubies, turquoise, and pearls of considerable value. Two boxes were found in his pocket containing between 300 and 400 of these articles. All the property having bean identified, the prisoner was fully com mitted for trial. 13 GNEVOLENCE.-J. E.'haa forwarded 10a. for the poor-box. SOUTIIWARK.—A Paritom or rim DRAM A.—John Hayward was charged with forcing his way into the gallery at the Surrey Theatre, and assaulting the check-taker. Thursday evening, shortly after eleven o'clock, the pri , aoner endeavoured to pass the check-taker's bar. He asked him for his check, when the prisoner pushed him on one side, and forced his way into the gallery. He endeavoured to eject him, but he was too powerful ; accordingly, he fetched a police-constable, and gave him into custody. Wit ni Pt informed the magistrate that the prisoner was one of a gang of young ruffians who was in the hahit of creating a disturbance outside the thecre.--Prisoner said that the corn. plainant assaulted him tint, or he should not have pushed him down.—Mr. Seeker: Had you paid for admission?— Prisoner : No, I had not. But I thought I should like to see the finish of the pantomime before I went home.—lie was fined 20s. for the assault, or 21 days' imprisonment. MONEY MARKET. FRIPAT EirilN(l. The funds opened with an apparently promising appearance of improvement in prig. s. Consols upon some purchases advanced to 931, and till a short time before the close of business were quoted 931 to 1. A sudden change then came over the market ; heavy sales were made down to 93i, and the quotations on leaving off were reduced to 931 to 1 for money and the opening. To account for this altered state of things it wu reported that the French funds had come lower 1 per cent. by pigeon express. It was generally understood too that the twin firms of capitalists in Paris and this city were sellers, and had been quietly for some days past. The particular connexion by which those houses are habitually followed became sellers too, or, as in Stock Exchange phrascoolgy it is ex pressed, the Jews were sellers. It has been suspected for several days past that the capitalists referred to have been operating in that direction here, and from the Paris papers and correspondence it may be gathered that similar impres sions prevailed with respect to the operations carrying on there. This turn of the stock-markets comes inopportunely for the bank of France, and may perhaps tend to aggravate the embarrassments of its situation. For that establish ment is generally a considerable holder of public securities both on its own account and as against advances to other parties. Uth , r stocks have not followed the fall in Consols. Re duced Threes were 94 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents , 951 to 1. Long Annuities, 9 13-16 to 1. Exchequer Bills, Ils. to 14s. premium. The letter of Santa Anna in disapproval of the ratification of the conversion contract by the late Minister of Finance in Mexico was not considered to be so strongly expressed, on perusal to-day, as to justify the extreme view of it first taken, as an unqualified repudiation of what had gone before. The bonds therefore rallied somewhat upon this I understanding, and were tolerably steady at TM to 1. Chilian were 95 to 7. Spanish Fives, 261 to 4; the Threes, 361 to 1. Portuguese, 37 to 8. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591 to 1 ; the Fours, 921 to 3. Foreign exchange was rather lower to-day —on Amster dam, Rotterdam, Hamburg, and Vienna, and higher on Lisbon; the rest as before. On Amsterdam the rates were 12.21 to 3; on Rotterditrn, 12.3'; on Hamburg, 13.9 to j ; on Frankfort, 1201 to 1 ; on Pans, 25.70 to 7.5; on Vienna, 10.3; on Naples, 401 to $ ; on Leghorn, 30.40 to 4.5; on Madrid, 351 to 1, all at three months. On Lisbon at 53 to 1 at 60 days. BANK or F.NOLAND.=Aworut for the Week ending Jun. 2. Notes honed 128,238,260 Government Deb& £11,013,100 Other Securities 2,984,9,0 Gold Coto an A Bullion 11,7116,770 Haver Bullion %MAO £28,258,260 £215,239,260 D ProprietorsTapltal C14, 553 ,i 00 Dolt Public Deposita On etodieg Evolioquev, Savings loaka. Com. oolosioiters of Natal. Debt, awl Div. Acid 9,990,624 Other Depodts 7,903.939 7 Day te other Bin 901,13 9 £36,818,379 Jan. 7, 1847. srearsimarr, Government Securities (including Dead Weight Annuity)... 212,426,262 Other Securities 13,071,620 Notes o.ld sad Silver 1.93,31/ , KNOLISII Bonk atork. 203 SP 3 per (.1. uea. Amite, 83j 1 . 1 6 3 per Ct. Console war.. 33 p New 33 pre Coto. Lam. I Lop, war , Zap. Hl Jos., lOW 1 1 Camels ter seeerast, He 1 Nlpe 06,818,379 L. MARSHALL. Mel Costlier. itrNDs. Lon, Am e 4.„ SO yrs., Esp. 1.111 Oct., 1639,111111 i Ex. 14.115. 1,0004, 1444;11-14 Dilta,/1004. 11.14 ~ , Do. m 011,11.14 4 per Ct. atlllanliosas:96 per Coat. ll keine, 11W, an Mtto Acta, Jae. 14, 2/4 I per Ct. Spanish !toads, Ole. frau Nov. 1840, IP LICHANOES AND Yoe Mosey. ►UNDS. 4 per Over. Perteplem.Atert., 474 2b per C. Date tre.eltaxge, If OWL, 64 1 4 per ut. Ditto CRY, N 1111 ' Far Aerowist Pious, J. ___.. , Ogsalai. 3110.7• L Laws Oudot 7 per c.a.. as a I N ae7 79 77 79 7$ 6 1/.. . INN I 115 36 INN 115 IN Ile SS 44 4 Do. . • a Relilta 1,11 M /Ns • . . D. 4, IPAL WI I " • • 0 D. I. . • • pp .. no. 11. . . I. 143.144 Ramie. 14 30 Room. Lou 1003 Torsoory Bowls Book 50471. 1130 . ~ . Ihiclaact as lamb. s3O 4473, 21:70. Do. D. (00 7717), 77 274. MENICAN LOAN CONVERAION.—Merers. Schneider and Co. have been pleased to communicate to us the following domments : _ _ . TWO , IATION. - 116 , Excellency the General, charged with the supremo executive power, has been pleased to determine that you immothstely resume the agency of the republic in London, receiving to dot effect from General Don Joss Mn Mender*, the documents, =liand everything else relating to said agency, which you may ' dadvered to hint under the orders trananitted by the former Pant, led that you continue in the discharge of the duties of the alaaoloian in the same terms and under the tame coalitions sad Iriroutior which Tou previously had, without, In this reryspttte nehlos the Moot variation: on the understanding that the bin an, with Means. Manning and Mackintosh, of this ct u r ,• of the partial Interested In the new bonds lessod Lod" relative braid bottle, and the OCOMIII y orders being lama fir dr giaireg of the tint dividend, in conformity with maid Yea may proceed to announce the pm meat a the w ild= mai carry the norm into effect at the appointed time. Emstr a/ Iseellenc r 1 communicate thin to you, and tran s mit it to Ow. Illeedon, for the corresponding object. Gild and Liberty:Adobe, Oet. aa. 114110 - T4 Z. Messrs. John outrider and Co.. London. Thommorsoit.— 11.1.1", OF IMANeg, b/ATION I.—Under thin date I say to lien. U. Jose Ma Mendoza, the Mexican charm! d'allairew, arUt follows : —His Excellency the General entrusted with the ou preme meatier power has examined very carefully and ocrupulously the very important Medium of the conversion of the Mexican debt in the of London, and the creation of the new eon,olidoted fowl, In virtue of the contract entered into in this capital, on the !ith of March last, between the supreme government and Meese. Manning and Mackintosh, stud the oubsequent contract reLiting to the payment of the dividend.; and weighing well all the difScultim of thla very important affair, which omen /renter and greater under eve rolled for the credit of the nation. both al regards the war whicivit so motainlng against the American invosioo, the heavy remon aibiliVen which press upon the public trensury, than which especially welch upon the tobacco revenue, and which is specially undo Liable to the payment, if the converoion of the debt i, complied with in all ito rart•—iMli thin, when the blockade obotructs our port., deprive. tr. of all receipts of duties from the maritime eictoni.housee; and when we road need all our revenue.. 1110 Excellency consider% that the meeting of the national ooverrign conger* being so near, having been appointed for the oth liecembq next, the final determination of this matter ought to be referred entirelv to Ito decielon; and he boo deter. mind to so accordingly, handing over all the particular', Rioting thereto. IJe Excellence doubt, not that the national congresn will be animated, as he himself Is, with the most lively drone of giving a nod:doctor, Woe to this bustnne, which may demonstrate the coo otant good faith of Mexico ; and that, as far an may be In her tower, and the mmect afflictive cirmtmotanoca may permit, she will exert herself to appear by her acts as frank and loyal as her cluiroeter and intentions always have been. In elating turn to von, by supreme order, for your information, I protest to yogi the iowuranceo of my coniddemtion and esteem. And I communicate it to you by order of his said Focellency the General, for your information. God and Liberty' Mexico, Nov. to, 11441. London. Menem. John Schneider and Ca, The conduct of Messrs. Schneider in the business of the conversion, and acting in the N . imriou.chsructer of agents for the Mexican government, needs not to be impugned, and may be readily susceptible of justification. With Mean. Man ning end Mackintosh the case is entirely different. They were, and are, agents in Mexico for the bondholder,. How can they reconcile their proceedings and their duties as soil with loan speculations on their own account, by which the ie're;a7l7,lo7i;el — er. -- the hickiei Grose string. I engaged with the p rison er in that system of plunder. ' ‘' I with loin speculatious On their ;wit ucceent, h, which the I 47.74 " Trre7;5•heetet and ketihgttl . 4;1;1 ;7r not - .- in7rtiln " st Zre.1. “.. ;: " A1i;r;.. "747 7 7 *a" "Y ""r4". Er." 7.1 7‘ .1 a5. "11'..73.f7r."r":74.2"g• • revenues of Mexico are so much the more burdened, and to all the extent the interests of the creditors secrificed ? As loan contractors they take a position hostile or in collision at once with their obligations as agents. As the result of such collision they will surely attend to their own interests first before waiting upon these of the bondholders. They represent the Bntish consulate beside*, so that here we have agents, ' ' loan jobbers, and consols all in one firm. The various func tions must clash strangely en occasions. The Spanish American committee are, however, moat to blame in this unfortnuate businns of loan and conversion, if nut at the root of the evi►. If they had really been, or any of them, interested parties, or partners in this financial irn&rogllo, they could not more resprehensibly have deviated from the line of their duties. RAILWAY NEWS. The market had a fair appearance yesterday, and business was done with confidence until about the clime, when it became rather depremcd upon the tall in consols, coinciding also with the continued rise in the corn martet. The old stocks were acain lower at Liverpool, and the share market on the whole reemed weak. The exceptions were Birmingham aril Oxfords, which reached 101 premium, and Dewshurys which 'chanced to 101 premium. Irish shares arc beginning to be inquired after, but there are few in the market. The Manchester market was dull as to shares generally ; but there was a very large business in Birmingham urd Oxfords, which were cl. ne at 10f pm. for cull, and 101 for the account. Prices of stuck generally were firm at last quotations. The market at Birmingham was more animated, and a greater amount of husints transacted than on any previous day during the week. it was pretty generally understood on 'Change that the Great Western Company had signed the agreement for the lease of the Oxford Junction ; but this did not seem to in any way affect the value of the scrip, which was done at 101 and at 104 p , for cash. Stour Valleys were done at 3, and subsequently at 31 p. ; Boston, Stamfoctl, and Birmingham (registered), at 24 p.; North Staffordshire* at 41 and 41. Is. 3d. p. ; and S!,rewsbury and Birmingham (A's) at 41s. 3d. p. I n foreign railways there was business transacted, in the Paris and Lyons (consti tuted), at 1 p. At Leeds the business transacted in the share market was again rather limited, and the prices were scarcely so buoyant as we have lately had to report. In roveral Tina soles were effected at a slight reduction. At Bristol the market was more animated than it has been for some time past, and in many kinds of stock there was a considerable business, done. There was a decided improve ment in Bristol and Exeter—the new shares of which cam ' pray were done in the course of the day at 94, nod closed firm at9{. Caledonian, New, were also stronger, and realised 2/ to 21. 18, 9d. Great Western Fifths, 31 : ditto, New, 77: Leeds and Think, New Preference, 11 p. ; Millen& New, SOL shares were an eighth lower, and closed at 39 ; ditto, New, 401. shares, 61 ; North British (third shares), 21 pm. ; ditto, Extension, 16s. 3d. tot pm. RAILWAY SHARE LTBTB.—Loxpox, JAN. 8 Non.-41s• operator of are la Horan c Waren der,. War Warr. demo lam r tree la /tear terra prices. nue 11,1. 11 Abeedde• l2 ll i it .4,,,,,,g. arin ,W01.,A Dadt. !11. ~.la axta.,..aaaa a Ulster 114 171 Do. N.. (wt. 16d.) 4 n. 1 illirm. AI OaMt feet 1 11 11 Ylortlayled,66ml.,llllllS p tiLawles and Tort Peripl 241 1. Extrn.un dn .,, I 21 1....85./.0.try,4 is it i msrDss• r4tanie I Do.t Aar% De 13 . slam w.mr bs. 11*.etera/ts 130 P. E•trueo 14 /30 Legeoped 4 Amy Ma.rit., Ibult., • 33•0 3 .11303br. Postbamput 30 Nor 2 lb. New 100 Do. Dorm red Lowey • Newastleaslll•rwict I 3••••••• Chitigrent ZS Meth Drohdh _ ii - 114 - 78 - terZi - iOSS - s• — . - .7.7 Si. S A. Nos 1 64. 32 &dad mad GOmmier 19 lip. 1 e0...... Ns Iteeilrobawsllre 1 1 1 fp. 30 tas 40 at. Do. 1 sham 1;1 Chester end Rolybead 14 3 ;Cornwall. 121 D 4.4 awes . gl 34!' 35 Wort Northern derlo 111 a 114111abhn r; 11212101 Jane( 1 1 14V:swede Demure 113 41 34 734 DO. New 3 IP. I 1/e. 30fit 2.2leriee 1 14 Eau laneuelre I Ds Nas 3 4 NO. it Do. do. New Pulp 3 i 11 hat Llaeolao2lre. 10 Basins. Mow It 17 MA SO ,Dhosi . 4. esspli 4 Gager 77 79 le De wn. I 124. 111 134. t a•eer I 144 114 ti 5a4..0.44 Moran , A Sp. I fay aed flesimidoe _1124 1 Getter. Yreed Doreo.ll 14 ti/Dortle(LAY.Hag/1 / 31 De do. (D. N. Ited.;.l 1 vivo.. soak It West (Itt. 'De 9 10,01.Nortlt of IlLagiud 11.11 O De. Km 13 574. IS Do. J. tlt 414 14 De. Now 11/ Great Watera 7122 $3 De 330.“ le .1* Do. 1 1 sham II e AI De. filth..... 1 1 2 D le.New I I .4 12 M•00dr01034. Nakoolool If -or. 1 o 11.. Xste..... III I SO 'IIW awl Selby t i E . f . 1 .1 ... I diam 14 issorinls Ds./ 11. All P rpm& 1 814 10 Lsnasostss 4 0.1. d; 3 1... Kw Is Sp. SO . SmllissOlsea., „ 7.4 1. art Tank 1114 11 Do. New ..k.I i 4 De. Pref. 1 per Cent.ll 17 S Lredn. De... 414 1 4 0 Do. Area* 4 stom 3 i 414 No. Br. ali. (Sim: fp . 4 1 i A. NS lob (Orden) '1 1 I ' Do. Nos Low iPio3,4 1 p, 11. Lekeelaer sod Rediurt. 44, 14 Ile. 11.•• mod N. Jim 11 141 Dwain owed 1114.4.-n4l 1 i 4 Do. Now to Wed. Idr/ghtee. 8. Oa ! • —.—.... De t ..... De sham De Y.aleming. d• ir DO.Th m i xonall I A. # aAaro• 6 De. fulemias le 'N. 0 - 616466 U 6666 so 1 1.56 , h0s 4 in 121 156. # Awes I A. N.. .em 14•1t6•1666166 4 , .6660 Mob Norti. *Werra 17 016,worast .11Molv 811 lb. Parrot IMPIde mad MiSaim 15 ...Lk Onktnt SA4/..114440.4. 4 ,Sannts. i Arat„ed..ti Chlii4TWO . irr•lr ROM Devon M ath 11•Nera & Dower I 03 N. (.44 3N.) No. 1 D. N. (3N. On IL) 1 Do. N. (do. 331.) 3 I. Do. N. 131.1 4 1 333113 WM* 'S Dome. 03333 Wow** * Kabala" *We, ft:7 i York sod Newessi Do. Now Tart l anetalikinal D.. a ahem D. Stop Da Preference Dm PAM Ride ter IPoem. BAUM.. DnenePe end Andean De.Chma. ~ I a.D.. Owns. Lad= mai Onsowit 6 A. l. Precrestv N. 1,11 23 London Al W.. ten. .164 1 Do. *me l23+ Do. New Share. ilSll 6 be. PAM De. 401. A., M. 4 D 70 77 De. 100 IN, It 4 •.74 M. Da. 101. sA. K. I B. E. 17i Do. 101. 4 1. 4 . 7 71p. Lori=! e. Wootoro 64* 6 * Do. NeW Colvs. elbs 145 Do. New Do. Ma i% De. Tattle.. Do. Tootbs.. Do. Scrip Do. 40 I lisoreit,l;;l7o77llld ogrea. of on (o4 lnt nt Omens. &rod 11•444., 4 M. 6 ,1 ,Doleit WNW& fitoos ham. 4Corat Wooers Noma .oroat North of Framer 1.4111•••• • It Sea•••• Namur and Lop Odour e. Noolooax Perk MI Lyons !Norio Nod Ordoopu „ IPINV ass/ p_. Pads of Iltombosog Ammo gool Noon Nombno sad net WWI "NNW. 34. !tiA iii 29 I ' llip. ii iip. IY 2 1 0 t, 3 1 " ~~ '~o• Lrweroot, he. 11.-81044:—Cbeeter, Birkenhead, Nl—Dublin, Drogheda, 14 d.—E. Countlee (York extem),ll-0. Woman, 46 p.— London, N. Western, 196—D0. (4 eh.), 214 p.--Do. (new t eh), 134 p.--Manchester, Leeds, (4 eh.), 124 p.—Midland, 129—D0. (4 01. 4,), 84 p.—Do. (new MI. ah.), 1; p.—Neweastle, Carlisle, 1134—D0. aah.), 26I—SheMeld, Manchester, Lincoln (f eh" No. 2), 241 —Do. M., No. 3), I d.—Do. (late G. & oh.) 24 d.-13. Eastern (new No. 4), 3-16 p.- -York, North Midland (4 ets), 4/I.—Black- burn, Darwen, Bolton, 4 p.—Caledonian (fwd.),l3—Dub lin, Belfaat, Jn., 64 d.—Hudderelield C. & R (13 pd), 44 p. —Lneds, Dewsbury, 10!- - Leeds, Thirnk, 1 4, I d.—Do. (new sh.), d.—Do. (new), , e lp e ..— ,, Do. ( pr f.) II p.—North Wales Mineral (Oewastry, eh.) p.—S. Woks, 2 d.—Ambergate, 4 p.— Blot Lanrnahlre, Cbmbire Jo., 11 p.—Birmingham Dudley, 64—Birmlnwharn, Oxford in., 101, I—Blackburn, ClitheMe, N. It I d.—Bnekingliamehire, 7-16 p.—Glasirow, Ihnufrks, 14 p.—Gr. Northern (Ws L. G.), (cum. Int.)--Loodon, York, 13-16 p.—Direet Northern, 4 p.—N. Sitordshire, 44 p.—ltornon 'Mellen, p.— Shrewsbury, Hereford, 3-16 d.—shrewebury, Birm . meham (A), I p.— Do. (8), I p.—Trent Valley, Midland U. in., 1 3-16 p.—W. Wine Un., 2 5-16, 11 p.—Demorars, 1 p.- -ILiwrpool, Crosby, and South port, 14 p.—Maneheater, Southampton, 1.10 d. 1001., for 3or 3 years, at per cent per annum ; East Lanorbire -Loans 6n mortgage for 3or 5 years, at 41 per cen t per ammo ; or for 7 y saes at 4 per cent., payable bu ff-yearly ; Edinburgh and Oise pow -Soma of not Ina than 5001., for 3 or .1 year% at 4 per cent. pet mount, payable nalf-yearly ; Ipswich and Bury M. Edround's--Loens on debentures, fur 3 years, at 5 per tent ; London end North-Werern -Sums of not lea ihm 1,0004., fur 5 or 10 years, at 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly ; Taff Vale -Sums of riot ler than 20111., for 3,5, or 7 years, at 4 per cent. ; Ulster-flunis of not leas than ' 1,0001., for 3 or 5 yeari, at .5 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly. COrriaCM-Blaokburn, Linnet.% and North-Western Junction - Eiteention of works, Jan. II ; Cockermouth and Workington-Wag gons, trucks, and hone-boles, Jan. 1S; Furors-Execution of mark., Jan. 16; Great Southern and Western (1.)-Gas pims, Re.; lee& and Thirdt-Carriagesand waggons, Jan.ll; London and North- Werern (Rugby and Loimington line)-Exectition of works, Jan. 14; Londonderry and Enniskillen--Coke, Jan. le; Maryport and Carlisle - -80 goods trucks; 30 diUo, with sides ; 30 dal, or stone truths; 90 cattle trucks • 0 borne boxes; 1 carriage trucks, Jan. 12; North- Weetern-Ealiwork and masonry, Jan. 14; starling and Dunferm line-F.xemition of works, Jan. 15 ; York and North Midland-Execu tion of works, Jan. 14. Dmoranom.-CLarence-Half-year's dividend on second elass, pre ferential aburro, at S per cent per annum; Direct Bombay and Madras-First half-vear'e Interest, now payable at the offices, of the company. Sa, Erni:Mrth-street ; East and West Yorkohire Junction 4 per cent. per annum on deports; Eastern Union and Ipswich and Bury- -Half-year's intern( on calla, Jan. 1S; Glasgow, Airdrie, and MonklandsJ unction -5 per cent per annum on We original deposit of 2/. In.. per share ;said, and upon the call of 21. 10e. per Ware, pay able on and after Jan. IS; Great Northern (London and York exten sion thares)-One war'. interest; Italian and Austrian-Half-year's interest at 1 per cent. per annum on shams upon which 41. has been paid, .ix months' Internet on 3/. per share, and two months' interest no 11. per share; London and Illackwall-3; per cent an the new share.; Louvain ri La Sambre-Thar-year's interest at 4 per cent. per annum; Newry end Ennlakillen. -4 per cent per annum cn the lenivets end with : Orleans and Bordeaux-3f. per &an, for interest to Der. 31, now payabie ; Pans and Lpaos-2f. 50e. per sham, to be deducted from the called 751., due; l'art• arid Strasburg-Ilalf-venr , interest at 4 per cent per annum ,• Tournoy, Jurbiae, London, and Hawk -Interest on paid-up capitol, at 4 per cent_ perannum ; tour. and Igantee-Dne year. intemet, at 4 per cent. per annum; West Elsndens-Ilalf.vear's interest, at 3 per cent. per annum. CALL6.-Birmingham and Oxford-31., Jan. 15 ; Birmingham, Wol verhampton, and otour Valley-24 Itls., Jan. 15; Eastern Counties !l. Is. on connolidated dock, and Si. on new shares for conversion into 201. rock ; Elinburgh and Northern-2!. 10a. on the 151. stock, due; Mertens], Preston, and West Riding Junction-Ina. due; Gen gnu, Airdrie, and Monklands Jimetion-2d. 10a, Jan. 1S; Grand Unkin-1/. 55., due; Great Luxembount -21., Jan. 11; Great North of England-51. on the 30/. *harm, Jan. IS; Great Woneen-21. 10s. on the 171. share% and 2/. Ise. on the 251. shares, due ; Kendal and Windermere-31.. due; Ipesne.h and Bury M. Edmunds-Id. 10e., due; Leeds and Bradford, Si., Jan. 15; Liverpool and Thiry 3/. 16e. on amalgamated 10/. share% due; London and Blackwell - U. on the new share,,, due; London, Briahton, and South Coast-- 101. on the Brighton fifths, C, due; Lona. and North-Western- 5/. on Grand Junction 251. shares, Jan. II ; Lynn and Ely-SL, d te ; Mash. eater, Bolton and Bury Railway and Canal-4/. on the ItOh share% due; Manche- ter and leeda-51. on the Huddersfield and Sheffield J unction stook, 50/. abates, and 10/. on the quarter or 201. share% both due; Midland -2/. on the 301. and 31.14.. rat on the 371. ss. Marra; Extension linen, 6/. on the new 401. shame; Erewash Valley Line, M., all due; Midland Great Western of Ireland -5/. on the 5,1. ehares, due; Paris and Lyons-31., due; Preston and Wyre R.dlway, Ilarbour and Dock-2/. on the 111. lon. ablate, dee; Reading, GuildforrVand Reigate-U. na., isa. IS ; Sheffield, *throb. urrier-Lyne, and Menchenter-21. 10% on the eight (late quarter) shares, due ; South Jen. 1S; names Haven Dock and Jan. 14. - . CONT.CM—Drrbylthire, IttaWord 810112 and WOlCWen , hire Junction, and Direct Enid and West Junc tion-now lie foridguature at the °Meta of thn company. TM/ISt - Fit Bona+ CUM P.--Duhlin and lielfeet Junction (Nene; Branch) -'[sll Jan. 1F; Glasgow, Airdrie, and Mon Minds Junction- Till Jan. IS: Great Southern apul Wentcrn -Till Feb. 1 ; Leeds and Bradford-1111 Jan. 16; Midland-From JIM. It till Jan. 30. COMMERCIAL AND MA RENTS. PRODUCE.-11nreircidAng, Jan. fl.--Sugar : 200 hhela. West India sold, making 1,100 hhet. for the week, at priors which established an admen of 2a on the brown qualitien, and la lid. on other rrip tiuml with the prices that ruled immediately preceding the holiday.. 6,000 beet Yourhins, and 4.500 bag. Bengal, also mid with spirit, in the public wiles, at the some limn*. Steno' sLindard quality 04... Id., 6*. --Coffin This article boo become sere firm, at the late WIIIIDer of Ss. to 45., and • considerable amount of business has been done in Cell Rica by private rontnet..-Sepper Holden, ask herb, mins, and buyer. appear d. aim* not to excite the 111:45. ket, although it :4 pretty evident there ore vpoculitive orders not yet executed.—Rum : ISO Wills. Float lndia, chiefly of high strength, aokl briskly at price:which averaged 2s. 9d., 2. If a., proof, fully establish ' lug the advance previously paid by private isontect.—Ciachineal The public ode of 100 logo Ifooduras tiilvcr went off twirkly at Id. ad . vanceSe.7d.,sa. 1 Idnikklllettogood.—Cotton, steady. -Tallow, firm, St.. 6d.; town, Sta. Oi. ; rough fat, The public sales ad. Tertian' for Tuesthar, which exceed 30,000 cheste, have somewhat checked the operaiions by private contret.—Tobacoo The annual report of this article in the London market states that inferior Virginia and Kentucky hare been declining In price the last mix years, and u now mimed to lid. per lb., which inanely admit. of any further reduction. Good to One Virginia loaf, 4d. to 3d.; Kentucky good to fine. 2'd. to na. The total deliveries of American tobacco of the year 1816 have bean 19,914 hbds. RINIAK.—Tor AVVRAOI Pill., or SUGAR, the produce of the British I.o , ,MilltlY in Alibelioll, computed from the return, mode In the week ending the sth day of January, 1847--no return mode. Sugar, the produce of the Ilbuttithia, in 2*. 11ii. per eft. Sugar, the produce of the Last Indies no return made. . . CUlTON.—Livraroor.. J. IL—The demand has itotrtored today, the sales taing 7,901) bles, of which 2,500 have been taken on specu lation. _ _ ...... DUO% KETS.—llersiersownrc, JAW. 7.—The attendance of mer chants at this hall today was very neanty, and the banner. trans acted scarcely averaged that of any market-day during the last few weeks; yet still priers were ffrmly maintained. NOBS rEo Ric Fps, &a.—BRADINID. 7.—There Iran a pretty goad attendance of merchants in our piece hall today, and .ewe of them bought freely. The principal pumbarea were in Colloquies and Orleans cloths, with which the market was by maim/is fully supplied, but there woe al.o a fire business done in amortrd fabrics. Prices, generally, tended upwards, toured by the advanced M . A.% demanded for wools and for cotton warps The yarn market was more animated than of late; some large parchases being made in the Bawer qualities for eiportation, and more bruins might have been done If the spinners could have accepted the peers offered. There was a fair demand for wools, but the buyers were indivosed to give the nog. mented priers demanded, and business was thereby checked tosome extent. The Improremint In the prima of Nail, and Broke Wools, lately reported, was sustained, and still better prices were in some STATE OF TR ‘DE.—Normionse, Jan. fi.—A retrospect of the lace trade for the past year presents some minion for confidence in the prospect for the future. It has been brought into almost direct com petition with French articles. The trade has never made, during any previous year. en great an advance in the application of the true principles of Mode to their designs, as in the last twelve months. This has been followed by • satisfactory increase in the demand for the hest claws of fancy articks. There has been beamed ommumption of patent plat Lsorw, cheaper improved kleslanna having taken their place. In plain goods, excellence of ma terials and workinwhip Is more sought for than formerly. The stocks remaining on hand are not heavy. The most difficult feature we have to note at present is the adv.urfe in yenta, and of COM' is prime eo.e. This has been scarcely at all realised as yet on wrought goods.--Iffniery 7. The cotton hosiery trade, especially the cut-up branches, continues in a declining state. The wrought cotton bore br.mehes are better, and they are not considered retrograding, though we are in the depth of winter. The drawer and pantaloon branch keeps in the state in which it has been for come time past, but upon the whole we believe no Mocks are accumulating, the demand being equal to what is produced. The hosiery trade in many depart ments is slow:v increasing in London. The silk glove branch is in • moo lamentable condition. The cotton glove trade Is much better than the silk branch, and etyma likely to continue so. . cost,s, Jaw. s.—Ship 5.3: 3old. .... .., ...nun.. Davison • WeJilin - 4y — .... ti. Od Wald E. 4 ilyi MO Orate • Darnley .. ... it. Id Walls EM Lawton.. "la Pd Orlylnsl Tanneld Townley Front the LONDON GAZETTB of Friday, Jan. S. _____ W, R. 11.1.310.11 n, Melherst, uphobiterer, to surrender Jan. 13 at 2 & Feb. 19 at 11, at Itsaingliallat. Sot., Gaktworthy, ofL maim, Carman, Birchin-la. J. Boos, St. James's -at., bookseller, Jan. 22 at 124 & Feb. 19 at 11, at FissinghalLat. Sole., Dickson & Orarbury, Fredericklt-pL, Old Jewry; off. mtg., Groom, Abehurcb-la. W. 13nrrornkv, Honley, Yorkshire , millwright. Jan. 22 & Pelt. 9 at 11, at Leeds Ct. Mon., Mellow & Co., Chancery-la., & Floyd, Rud der/Saki; off. orig., Hope, Leeds. F. 11. Bounevot, Northampton-eq., Clerkenwell, watch-inanufse. turrr, Jon, 29 k Feb. 19 at 12, at Ralthlghall-AL Sole., Sayer, Broad st-buildings; off. weds., Canaan. Bird:lin-la. W. F. Bute, Wire, draper, Jan 22 at 11 la Feb. 12 at 12, at Man chester Ct. Sok, Reed & Upstart!, Friday-at., Cheapaide, & Sale & Manchester;Co., off. wig., Hawn. klaneheater. J. (basset, Mansfield, wool deskrann. 22 & Feb. 12 at 11, at thelSeld Ct. Sole., Johnsan & Co., Temple, & Howley, Nottingham ; off. wing., Freeman, Leeds. A. DAWN. Marafleld, draper, Jan. 22 & Feb. 12 at 11, at Sheffield. CB Sots., Johtwon & Co., Temple, & Bowley, Nottingham; off. sang., Freeman, Leeds. C. Emplanes', ()Ter Damen, Laneashire, paper manufactorer, Jan. 20 & Feb. 13 rat 11, at Manchester Ct. Nola., Reed te Langford, Friday-at., Cheapen, and Sale & Co., Manchester; off assig., Fra ser, Manchester. H. Flavin, Great TOWITA., City, broker, Jan. 21 at 14 & Feb. la at at Baainghall-et. Sul., Taylor, Feneburch-st. ; off. wag., Graham, Oolemanat. J. FrrNess, Addington, Kent, bricklayer, Jan. 13 at I & Feb.l2 at 12, at R.01,11•11-It- SM.., Bower & Son, Cbancery4a.; aft acing., Belcher, Arm yd. F. M. least Long licliington, Warwickshire, salesman, Jan. 19 & Feb. 23 at 121, at Birmingham Ct. Not., Ratislaw, Rugby; off, asset., Whitmore. Birmingham. W. JOIIMION, ItfgbA., Hampsteed, builder, Jan. 13 at 1 & Feb. IR at 12, at Btaingball.at. Sofa, Laurance & newt Old J awry chamb. ; off. mein.. Bell. Colemanat-buildings. It. MORRO% Olooreeter, coach builder. Jan. 22 & Feb. 23 at I. at Bristol Ct. Sol., Wilkes, Gloucester; off. araig., Millar, Bristol. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS, Z. Balllager, Wspaielubler, • W. Hewer. jam.. Hartliate.ter„ Kn. balm alegton..., out or boot.. J. R. Klogsteasdetallifoll, oat . W. If Mao, Piershog, Ifstegokire. of b.... her., ID. Bull, Bumf ad.., oat ...nem •J. I lemanA Huddersfield, fatter maafte Butterfield, Bradford...it esapioy• • tortaree. B. Irene, Elliott'. row. St o..Heta. W. But., Wt. Yalllag. Beat, ear. at., Reutbsrark, ate. banes clerk. peater. J. = Jareis, Blootosbarr, J. Byrom, Itradierd, rouraepaao ear. Winer. T. Judge, A....j..•Blrelegba. T. Canstra,y. Lasdpers. lostboapte. oat db.... J. Leach, Bradford, dealer in pies. 11. Case, Olexteedge pl, Imam ambits.. R. P. bl Ilrratepl. Calettoalats.L. A. Tbarterwortb,floop.bridge, York. cleft t o aa .kin Inwkeeger. W. O. Reek.. Bedford. not.. J. fllh rd.. .4 builder J. liner. Cold Harbear.... Crab's- J. Close, Klug-st.. Chaprldt, Atm- wellollowei lug nister_ feani, eaabe . ttorwe. IL C. Tsetse., I.tgdou•hille awes. E.. - S;;Z:l7esiesers, Ir. Oeeenesd. oot a Waits.. O Ones, 11041. Munk licensed J. lIJI , Pereterby.beldis. Terls.klet, smaltnin panderresiletwer. W. Hand, Itorket Dewing. Liscols• able, hale demos I. Ilerndec. Moist% p.m. 1.74;;t1e7, Ilehtes. bettbet. I. INI•lb rldb•Stes . .getty. lerlublum ne. at bee ewe. R. S. Ilebbane. Hotels.km ll.virteeller. Seethe" Cetee try. bored I. SprWrs, I "NAN, bent ruler. I.Q. Welle, Steer's-ter..Waltbent.gr.. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.--Gaunt, Or and Co., Glanow, lanufacturer, .Im. It 8 Feb. 1, at Goorlay's °Mee, Glasgow. • DECLIHATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. G. Baxter, Church-ot., Southwark, currier-1M di.. of ad., any Saturday, at Green's. Aidermanbury. B. 11. !Wart, Great Yarmouth, wine merchant-1M die. of le. &L, any Wednesday, at Grahanea,leman-et. J. A. Beaver, Manchester, cotton adinner—lot di.. of 20., Jan. 12 , & any auhorquent Turoday, at Poll'., 'Manchester. W. W. Kenn, Liverpool, merchant -lot die. of It 44., Jan. 14, & any ouboequent Thuroday, at Turner'o, Li' ' J. Birch, Kingotondrivan-Ilull, tailor 107r. l of 2a. M., Jan. IS, k any euhrequent Wednesday, at KynnoMn'o, HulL It. Barton -Tod div. of ad., any Saturday, at Green'a, Alderman. bury. IL W. rare, Liverpool, Mock broker—a die. of Id., Jan. 14, & any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. J. Crowley, Knotty AM, Lancashire, grocer—a dlr. of Id., Jan. 14, & any subsequent Thursday, at Turner'.. Liverpool. T. Day, Crown-sq., Southwark, clerk —2nd div. of 9d., any Saturday, at Green's, Aldermanbury. P. R. Leant, Cbpplee.row,Clerkenwell, beer-shopkeeper -Ist dir. of 3s. ad., any Saturday, at Groan* Aidannanbury. A. C. Fowler, Louth, draper-Ist die. of 100., any Wedneaday, at Whitatiore'o, Buoinghall-M. T. 11. French, LiverpooL chymbit—a di.. of 21., Jae. 7, t any sub requent Thiiniday, at Turneeo. LiverpooL W. Greenwell-- lat die. at 20.3 d., any Saturday, at Gr.-en's, Alder. manhiry. W. Groves, Huntingdon, grocer—tat di.. of h. 6d., any • sturday, at Green's, Alderrnanbury. . 0