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lb. HUTC•1111061 eseestett the nettle, whir h wee I " C a iamb. seetlesesieme thee apt:elated a enteeit. le eels" ewer mei the 'stereos of the eerie- Win Mr. Waal. 16. *tam, Gnat threleski, Beres Selintet, Mr. li.tear, M. Tile. Mr. Locke, Mr. Otte dells, Mt. Leek Gem, rad Mr. Capel. • wee drehe hems has ryes L. the ehe:reema, the neeling Weir ep. THE CATHEDRAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE Tiul iri — fuiii eiC.- TO Till SOROS or 11111 VAIL! /11111 , 11. 811,-1 hare reed in your paper et this day some vary proper remarks m to Ow conduct of the City police at the eathedral early yesterday ....rain`; but 1 blame the thief commissioner alone no to what I mw. I was one of these gentkinen to whom yea allude as haring suffered needless inconveniency and delay. la pursuance of arrangements m •de with the sanction of the dean es Wednesday, • certain number of "gentlemen taahan,"appointed by the moon. residentiary, were desired *attend at the cathedral on Thursday morning at half peat 5 e'clock—for the purpose of being admitted into the Arra before Ole publie —in order that persons in the rank ta il l e m i thasen, and capable of courteously guiding and con the public, and peeventiag confusion, might he seedy at their hare:ire puts within the cathedral. We LA on Wednesday inspected and gone through the eathe• deal, mos to knew oar posts for the next day. We arrived, according to appointment, on Thursday morning. and (vs yes truly say), with the view of expedition and conve nient's to the public. dismileed our tawniest', and, such es bad ladies, removed their I,dies to the platform, expecting to be inansediately admitted; but we soon found th it the dean bail nu authority can in his own church, Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esi., being then& governor there. We were kept waiting outside in the cold from half past 5 lentil past 7 o'idock, notwithstanding every representation agog made to the pulicenisn on duty, who, personally, mei good-tempered and civil, and only acted up to his Mime There was no want of explanation. Pint, we stated the Moe ; were told to go to another entrance. Replied that ve had been to such other entrance, and been sent back there. tir=ed the dean's orders, and the inconvenience to the public if we were not admitted immediately: One of the party even produced a double pass Thin came the dean's fiseugu Is (under whose orders we were acting), and esplaiDad to the policeman—predated a letter from the dean which he resound to hi sent into the cathedral to Mr. Harvey, or any superintendent on duty. Afterwards at.. the dean's servant, with a message from the dean for emir immediate admission. AU these s flans, and more than three. peered unavailing. At length Mr. D. W. Harvey presented himself at the barrier, and with the utmost insolence of air and manner refused to liar any explanation, and desired the barrier to be more completely closed, and no one admitted. Finally. after the clock had struck seven, the dean himself (round from his bed at • needlessly early hour) was ohliged I gnominy to come to the barrier aid demand admittance into his own church for his own officers. This he did in a most plop:, and per, mptory manner, and so at length we were admitted—.sud of course admitted with a rush, in which ladies were incommoded and alarmed, instead of brine let in quietly before any persons but ourselves had arrived. You may ju frost these facts upon whom rests the complaint which )ou make—that there were not sufficient persons ready to re.eive the public within the cathedral. In my opinion that blame ought to be laid entirely upon Mr. Daniel Whittle Harvey.—! am sir, &e., ORDER. Nov. 19. Sat)) fntellfgence • EQUITY COURTS.—YormaDAT. imam ens Kum or Ina Beat& Oaaaw e. Yearn. Plabilf is a preasseademaa ot feettuie sad ha a hues at :pee. Mrydoe sad imethee as Leudestes.. It thee Mel Um* ed the Geri% tree meet dowry, eel he eeleesi hot a sews'atin with the Albert Inmates Cleepaay he a leas of JOWL. whisk Whey were to Med M es a policy of fasuramee, 'Who Wee( heiembes "hasty. Plaintif agreed to thi. awl es appeletmeet was mete at Lmadastas be less the perm led mmbiste the enusetles. • day or two peel one, liaffinver t ratif mete to Milks, stades that hie law yerieffeeMed mil est make the requisite statutory declared". it bib pmt was ma atemahated. sad there was there/see me me i role Semite msetias at Loudest's. Lieut. Mille awl M. Skis, however, re Sag the la ureate swm, awl bk. Team. mlieYr. the dein& ants, west. hareme, la Lessaarsa. XLYearn, mh:e w eetalet She, plaintiff, who egeted ace beede—see be Yuen, sad the other he VOW. to Mr. . On the deposit et Then Wais t sad os a WU of emtmego, Blake Isubsequestly eduseed NM 1,5004 sad the Yd not being paid an action was hreasht ea the beetle. eel a verdict oh taiaed the Odell la die puma sek, sad emu tam hued. Fisica& subsequestly a bill in this court, in which he oilseed that the beads wens friends lently *Wised; that wises he *aid them he was not aware of their nature and effect, sal that they wry repro seated to bias as mere formal deems/am which were oaly iatended to be shown to Millis creditors to induce them to suspend proceedings, and praying that the bonds be given up to be destroyed. The cam came before the mart some days ego, when an wheelie& was made to restrain the sheriff of Slimy from paying over to the plaintiffs in the cedes at law the sum of 1,7781., the proceeds of the cum" ties, and the court thee greeted se Misr= order. This day the motion was ;sawed, sad after Yam dismission, His Honour directed that the i,778t. be paid into court, the plaintiff and his professional adviser entering into ,an undertaking to indemnify the sheriff. --...---- -.----.. IN al ATILLIIIIOI4I—EVIDINCS 411 TO Till Dl•Tit Or • LZQATII. A question wu raised in this case whither there wu sulkiest evidence to prove the death of • person named Thomas Atkinson, who had gone abroad in 1830, and had not since been heard of. It appeared that Thomas Atkin son was entitled to a legacy under the will of a testator who died in May, 1830, and if Thos. Atkinson had died previously to that period it would be useless to take out admiaistration to his estate as the legacy would have lapsed. The evidence was that after various' advertise mass had been inserted in the newspapers a seafaring man same forward who stated that he had been well ac , quieted with Thomas Atkinson, and that in the year 1830 be had taken a passage for Montreal In a vessel which had sunk, and all the pasacngen were lost. No Wilier infor ms ion could ►e obtained upon the subject, and the Muter reported that Thomas Atkinson had died in 1830, but who. thee before the month of May or subsequently there was no evidence to prove. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Tripp appeared in support of a pe tition, the object of which was to obtain the opinion of the court as to the necessity of taking out administration to the dec ailed. The Vice-Chancellor agreed with the Master in thinking that there were no nrtterials to enable bum to decide betber Thomas Atkinson died before or after the month of May, 'WO. lie was therefore of opinion that letters of admilustration could not be dispensed with. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-TESTERDAT. BOOM Loa, Gansu, Ma. Joann °mama; Jam Ida. JOIMICO Eas. CATCMPOLI V. EASTRIN COI:STIPA RAILWAY COMPANY. 1011,111 TM OF 13AILWAY SUAKIN. This was an action brought against the defendants in roe upset of certain shares, which had been declared forfeited by them, by reason of the non-payment of calls. It appeared from the declaration that the shuts were transferred from a former owner to the plaintiff; that the deed of transfer wu handed to the secretary of the company (pursuant to the Companies' Clauses Consolidation Act) lay endorse ment un the deed of settlement of the company. The de. elarotion went to state that, after such delivery, the com pany made a call upon the former owner, instead of the plaintiff, in respect of these shares ; and, the calls not being paid, that the shares were declared forfeited. There was • second count for the unlawful forfeiture of shares. The case now re ime before the court upon • demurrer, by the del . ..adapts to this declaration. for the contended the declaration alleged no injury beyond a mere slander of title, end that no action would be upon it. It was not shown the plaintiff was reelly deprived of his interest In the shares. Mr. Bramwell, Q.C., on toe other side, conteeded that the books of the railway compsny amounted, in point of fact, to the title deeds of the plaintiff; and that, therefore, the company, in forfeiting the shares, had committed a sub. stantiel injury to his title. Lord Campbell was of opinion that the deelnration was good. It alleged that atter declaring the shares forfeited, the eompany proceeded to sell them ; and this wes surely a sealcient injury to 'otitis the plaintiff to bring an action in the ease. llis lordship could not understand bow the directors could say that they had forfeited and sold the plaintiff's shares, and yet hid done him no injury. Hs decidedly thought the demurrer must be overruled. The ether learned judges concurred. Judgment for plaintiff accordingly. BAIL COURT.—YorraiDAT. aressso• u lisle o.—lissoaa its. Jostles Csourfos. , Tali Queen s. Till Malfall., &c., on POOII.—RII,OIIIAL TO PILL TIC 0111C1 on BRIM/1 MT AN AI7OII,IIST. Mr. ii Ages moved fora Me Mr ansadama illinated to the stayer and town council d the bomb of Pius, SOW mending them to elect • sheriff fa the *so et ifs. Dorset, who had been elected to fill that albs, boa had astaasi to do so on the ground of his being as salanany sad eabaltaa. Mr. Jamie* Crompton had no oidaatita ha peat a role to show eamen.—ltule nisi. THI WINN v. HAN! AND OT11211:PlOOSDIDIDO TO kamova 1111 INDICTIINT. - la Mit ems a rale ilia had been °Wired Ike a prop'. deeds Is remit bask as tedimmeat is this esse Is the this emit Central Caramel Cosa the same having been hasps to by sertiorevi. Sem diessedea ink betwees osemel, whisk ovestoossi is as oimertelsiag ibo yodel dr Rae. Kr. Probers. IMO of Ibe delbadosse, So atm hoe 111111012i -11110011 so She uses if dr disdbodeole. sr any of them, Mr. 111selleMem sboo d = e itthe ems owe far a rule, °alias ea tho preasedriz (Mary Ass Huse) to claim partiell•ll of the seseral swam et dr leilleseses; er to show why the charge is tie went mom simmeld see be confined to the Winn ineatiosed Is die spoil mama hale granted. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YarnmnAT. rrnmis a BASCO.-11470•1 nu Lillie Caw Wm. Its. &sow Asaaraa, Va. Sumo Pains. Awe fta. Bum Purr. MOZOAA V. CLINTOX.—ALLZOILD OAMILINO TIOXII. This idiots was brought to recover the sea of 1,0001., be ing the amount of the defendant's (Sir Robert Clifton's) se- eeptance of the draft of a Mr. Rowlands. The cause was tried before the Lord Chief Baron, at Guildhall, when the verdict wu found for the defendant, whose denotes was that the plaintiff had paid so consideration for the bill, which was given in put payment of 2,0001. won at &imi tate by Mr. Rowlands of the defendant, when travelline together up the Rhine, and that the plaintiff had fall knowledge of these circus:tetanus when be took the bill. Mr. E Iwin James having obtained, on the Bret day of term, a rale nisi for a new trial, ea the grounds of misdi rection, the learned counsel now made as application, with the consent of both parties, that the rule might not be argued in the enter in which it had been sutured co their lordships' paper, as the plain.if. who wee to show eaves, was sot ready to do en, having &adults to p The Lard Chief Baron—The whole gamttest depends chicly on allidavits, does it not / Mr. Peterelotff, who appeared for the plaintiff—Yee, my lord. The Lord Chief BUM—nibs it would be better to let it go into tie peremptory paper for nest term. Mr. James—This would be the best conies, add adopted may, I believe, lead to the settlement of this and anutz.er ease. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TESTERDAL BETILS Coanumeosaa OM/AVM. IN as ltos.--Bcirrut BmAdritto. The bank r upt was as apa , .l.tater, of Islington. This was the last examination meeting. His debts were about 1,20rq. • meets, put down at COOL Under the head of lasses appeared an item of 1201. as " lost by skittle.playing." Mr. Mason oposed the bankrupt, and esemined him as to the item of 1204 The bankrupt stated that he could give no proof of having lust and paid the money ez eept his own statement. The parties with whom he had played had all disappeared, or he should persecute them. Two of Matti were named Rickards ; one, the elder, gave the Mikan of " farmer, Suffolk." (Laughter.) if *roasted that he bed takes a house in Barnaoury, and wasted beeltrept to dersith it, which would have been a MIL wdN. An appwintuent was made for him to go to the be... a feast for a wardrobe. Ai b e sa d , the elder were going, they met a poseur med. Mien he represented as kin cousin ; his imam was else Rickards.' The yule man said be had jut bees to the house with the lanalorill,who had locked it upend taken the key away with him. An spprilntnvnt was made for another day, when he met them at the house. On coming away, Rickards the elder asked him to have a glass of wine or spirit., end they went to a publielinere at the corner of Theberton-street. There they (wand a person, apparently a stranger to them all, who was boasting of his great wealth, and also of hisphysical sties gtb. (This was one day, about the eelof J doe, or the begioning of July last.) Sielterde, jun., off•ted to lay him 6s. that he would not ellweer • quit tlity yards. The bet was accepted, and they sit creed is the Lawalowde Arms, Islington•green. The smelt we throws; witness did sot know who won. Two ether area were thede bet yleg at skittles, and the ll ielterdess eteemmod ea M the eyers throws. and thws. Tbrylet es mush de it. mew Wilma thought the M playbe Wide skittle Mayers; they halted like sharpers. MMus wear seemapseied dense! wise he bad received the maw fee the tarsi** *es Ilithsiga. Atlas*" the eider bideeed hits le piny, et het Whet i be wed hl. se AL by bottles spirt soma wheat they MA Met M puldielisses is TbaseleweliseL ha S&L Oat day to bin. Neither of the Rickards*, wee • ikathieg. They NM advised him to bet. They append te less between 201. and 201. cash. Al appointment was made for the seat essmaleg, to meet at Highbary Dorm beld The same party was these._ He 4et that i Z bz sam d met play Di at Mama mid be his spars seels, sad mid re demi hole Smelt lir a supply. As appelmimeat was mho Mr • asbesquest day. Tliry set, sue day hot sae, at Hietsberrbars. They mom then GM tearer Iva essesims. Oa tbe used day Mop had dime/ lbw% and *poi me game after dinner. Miters we lie alma et.' James Btead elw~e sear Tisanes." He kept *eh esessay ablest Abeam laya, ba sis set OM ef the °therms% wheat M:= 11 mere *. Ira Mat mow es 01111 last day. .11,tekeeiga libi r ff t; :Ctla bee TOR sr MR that day. He mho/ te lei the e the Wiliam and elm. MINIM hist le de test milmiem betimes Illimrde mei the less *Mask imeeds: bete meld met de am He ea thought k was a =Pilemma theperief the Dieltardme. Never meat to the ths* Mimeo wastal haterdsier. Never iataired at is Lamedemme Arms sr the Ohm beasts lifetime they keel, ategbelet tithe party lime shim emesseilems were eating ba lido; h i amid hem bees sibused to its. sash ihrepetabie temessikem Is his books. H. bad written Is beg*, seassiss, le the address they had sine; tbe leiter a the dam isee rammed through the dead-letter .a... lib Houser—Tot be,, pissed yeerhatt la a very criti cal polities. You mem Is kayo ben perfectly sober all this time ? Baskrupt—Yee. Ilia Hosoar—And this delusion lasted thirteen days before you suspected anything ? Bankrupt—Yea. His llonour—Although yen believed that the men with whom the Rickardars were led playies were morsel's ? Bankrapt—That was so, and we dieseteed playing with them. On the 30th et Jump I hem ewe d same money of Mr. Ewell ; a few dam after,' Galled es Yea to explain why I had not tepaid It. bat WI asof Mises looser 1 1 told Mr. Ewell 1 bad Met ths matey, tad showed him • letter written by you, Mbar& be the same of Turner, seknowledging that he owed me 1901. Diehards proposed that to me, and at the some Was promised as • leas of 2001. in a week or a fortaigbt. He did met ore as Met amount or any amount. Tie better was altogether soiree. Mr. Dude) Hampshaw, sleek M lb. Nam mestastaat, was examined tow ctridint •011011111111 ed ge baaltrupt respecting the value of port Obis Meek. Mr. Ewing, the trade asslemea, and the lamed creditor deposed that the heakrapt had submitted a slailmlent of hi; affair in May last, whisk theired a maples et Ufa ; and on that reprematatiem he emallmead a 'twit pea to a large amount. By Mr. Leese (are. lamettrapt)—ltots bad dealt with him toren! years, mod bed paid hint upwards of 1,0001. Mr. Mason asked that its immainatina should be ad journed sine die, and that the preisetisa shield be with drawn, on the ground that the bamlompt bed given a fictitious aceonat able lasess. _ _ _ Os Makeup's •eeo•nt was sufficiently creditable to @new hint to poss. A gang of ap part oily respectable persons had recently been convicted at the Old B.tiley for "skittle &harping," and it was probable the bankrupt bad fallen into the hands of some of these persona The order fur the furniture was evidently a dodge to put him off his guard. If he were given time no doubt the bankrupt could bring witnesses front some of the houses where he had played, to show that he had been there and had lost money. Ili, Honour was willing to grant an @divestment for that purpose, but said it must be at the expense of the bankrupt. The case was a meet important one, and the bankrupt ought to be allowed every opportunity of getting out of his difficulty, if he could do so with truth. Hitherto his evidence had been given with great apparent candour. Theca*, was adjourned fur • fortnight, with protection for a week, and if the expenses wese not then deposited the adjournment would be sine die. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—VESTERDAY. DRAMS TN. Cllll,l , Lbaap.uneaL IN THE MASTEN. OP CHARLIS WALLZIL—PITITION DIMMED._ . . . This insolvent, who appliedunder the Protection Act, was den ribsd as an osanibiss proprietor, and petitioned se • trader." The question was raised whether the insolvent had been • trader. He bad started an omnibus, to run from the Kilburn Railway station, havint obtained the penniasien of the authorities of the Num., Western lino. He meosiated with him a person named Comber, who was to have been • partner. The railway company objected to another name, and withdrew the permission, on whirls he returned the °melbas to the owners. 110 had porches"' four horses of the opposing creditors and paid them • part of the money. He drove an omnibu, and shared with Coomber the proceeds, using his horses for • short time. He was now a driver. It was submitted that the insolvent had, in f set, never been au omnibus previa , tor, and therefore could not petition as a "trader." Mr. Sargood contended that he was In law • trader, hay ing started an ontni , us, atd obtained four horses. It was only because the permission was withdrawn that the ar rangement made to trade was not carried out. The Chief Commissioner was of opinion that the insolvent had not bees an omnibus proprietor, and as that was the ease he had not been a "trader." The petition was there- fore invalid, and most be dismissed. The petition Was accordingly dismissed. Outs V. °MR.—This ease, so long the prey of the Herbert Jeoner Feat family, comes berate the House of Lords, by appeal from Scotland, on Monday. The same theta are the groundwork of the Scotch suit as those which formed the basis of the proceedings at Doctors Commons ; but the object of the present suit is to obtain divor ce a vineulo. The question is very important. It was heard in 113.51 by Lord Truro, on • preliminary point ; and doubt lees his lordship, now completely rim-established, will assist the Lord Cliamidlor on Monday. Lord Brougham has started for Pavia, on his war to Cannes. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-UOUSE.—CRARGE OF MURDER. Mowry Harter, who was charged with hawing mord-red hi wife, Ann aorl,r, was bron.tht before Aldermen Finnis for final examination. The following is the additional evi dence: flannel Buckingham, ladies' shoemaker, of No. 8, Dyer's mark L Worship street, said—OnWednesday, the Mil Wiest, I heart that the prisoner was &Aron< m put , ins with his furniture, and my brother waste have the fist offer. We w.nt to the prisoner's lodging', and saw him and hie wits in the ro together, and my brother bought the draw on, table, and a .eoki•g.glass, and vie prisoner talk the money up and gave it to his a ifs, end anal, " Ste ham I give you this money, and I ask th se gentle. melt to witness that it was sou wt o sold the goods, and I have no desire that the house shout I be broken up," an 1 the prisoner said, " Put the back of the glass in the drawer, as I don't wish the neighbours to know we are so foolish. " The wits said, " You broke the glass, and now yen are asbemed of it." The prisoner said, " Yes; yon wanted something to write to Bath for, and I broke it in a passion . It is not lit (or any body to inew." He also said that when the things were =pip mould have a donee ; and she said, then you will whes I am gone, for I shall be gone on Monday vartsiag. He said yes, but hail it not been for your aunt and mother we might have been very comfortable together. Jonathan Buckingham, brother to Samuel Bucking ham, said—l tun a shoemaker Liverpool -street. The prisoner is • boot-elceer. A futtnignt ago I bought emu 91. hie furniture, and paid 11. 17s. 6d. for it, and 0,. his wife the money. He said to her, "There, Asa, they is tie money." He said he would have a dance when the furniture was gone. On Monday night last, the 16th of November, the prisoner came to me be. linen 7 and 8 o'clock, and said, Buckingham, what shall I do—my wife's mother is up from Bath, and het aunt is cocas with her from the west-end, and they seised she by the throat and said they would murder me. I advised him to go to the station-house and get assistance, and he asked me to go with him, and I did ; and the officer said some one should go, and we went on to the house mid into the shop, and the officer came and I called theprinmer. The deceased was there, and some questions were put about the furniture, and I answered them and then I west home. The prisoner ease again after I bad been -hems about a =Lof as hear, and told me that he had Mk is the A that his father and his wife's Meek Inlets& IP Nish' it. Thew were nuance, words in my presses between this prisoner end his wife. T he prisoner said they should set have the messy, bat if I liked ha would tars it ever to me, to preset their having it ; cad I west to the ste tion-hesse, tai the. to the savings'-beak in Weeteride with hiss, and imp tamed ever the beet and the money to me. Ile "all he dangle agenii pto Asetisa, end take his nih silk his, end then be should be away from them : sad le went hew, and mate hook pia to my hose", and left ems sloths with me. He said h a would leas the clothes, and if Si celled for them he could have tbs., sad if not they were to be mint. Hs stayed with NIP ea his, et two, and he said that his wife's fneads had her mind against him. He left, I think, between fr e ardl2 eels*. He was perfectly sober. We had only eve ilea Web betimes as. Tuesday morning, the 16t to risme arse to my hose between 8 and half pest $ Vale*. Re was drub, sad entsed very much in. tosioated a d eaM M ts• " You suet incase me, Buck. Ingham, I Vetheniestel ." I told him to go hom e , an d b e went away. to Isa day befog", Ms wife told me that if ber Mini weal less her elate, the should be happier our bla Sas als ever had be They appeared very mom issable niallaa il =lbarman at Mr. Jay% No. 33, Liverpool street (the United States public-home), said—On Tuesday morales OM phew ease la at about 10 minutes to 8 **cloak s ad aallal kr on a hof gin. I refined to serve hid, blease, he the worse for drink. He had pew Meal;l gave it to him ; and then be wanted Neill porter, and I mimed to "erre hint, and he went away. John Oeldh said—l am a carpenter, living at 76, San street, Bitherees!e : stres. priso neri was • servant of Wm, sad aesspied ma attis ie."Wask last Saturday. I lowe not bawd twee alumina. Intwats has sad his wit,. Alma a ameba M 6 WIWI fa Moaday eacertng the primate um Ye _if" parkas sod Vow& sacitetl, and said hie wills'a swim hid ono op ass whited to take bis wife to Oak wad adj a lhill time be was with use the witness inslinstlnn Ida ere. tad la his ha be teak batiataadat his own, and I most to Ms t obi tbs hat. I was at bur beit Wijeasil del soder Ms no I did not haat say "rad or Wm. S. 1111 Iwo &desk. sad all was vast. Rovoottilow, of No. WI, Ililtea•strset, , said the dasesesd vie Nip = l. l .' lt il it i q ls ort i r ee sses boo elms bee disk took pion mostly a Fur sad a boll sib 11117411 M her husband ham several these gaged st our haws. They appeared to live maltably together, bat tho hr forma us frofflantis opophin ot et 1 in deo 111-asap of boo islabsoi. On notoolly Ibe oano to or sad stayed await baadsy Mao told us is oboald over be MMf spun with the priesoutr, r slao was in danger sf iii li a and whiled too to writs to bar nether to ems up to Lauda and (stub her, sod I wrote to be, 'nether to mom up. On Su de, about 11 o'clock, the primmer sailed at my _beam, and said to the deceased,—" Ann, I. think It very unkind of you to leave whoa you knew I was mating boom" She said to hint " Ton wrote a letter to say you would sot be home till Holiday evening. I thought it so harm to coats to see Bawd." He asked her to go bowie with him, and ehe and I wooded thons to stay dinner, but he declined, they assoltor, and I saw nothing more of them till Monday maim whist my sister same up from Bath, be tween time sad four o'clock, and we went to the prisoner's lodging., sad saw his wife, and the prisoner shortly after wards mow In, and he said he was not very well. The maths said to him, " What ham pea been doing to bring my *III to this ? " He said, " Walt, sad I'll tell yo u . The mother said, " No, I only wain ay child." Ile took up his 11, and said, "If you will not hear me, I'll not ' stop hors.' Hs returned in about ten minutes with the witness Buckingham. He said he should not pert with his wife that night, but If she wished sho should go tomorrow. Hu said to her, "Ann, do you wish to leave me 1" She said, " Henry, I do." Her mother said she did not consider her daughter was safe with bleu during the sight. He said " Annoloal think I would harm you." She said, "No, Henry, I dun's." She was *Miss on his lay, and I went out in *a littaiboi and left her another with them. The prima mid be would have it in black sod white, m to her leaving, beam as Ult. She had not said anything to me about going to AIIIIIACS. I haw* lines seen and iileotifled the body of my niece. When the evidence was read to the prisoner, Alderman Finals said " Do you wish to say anything ? The prisoner—Nothiog more than what you have heard in the evidence. The prisoner was then committed to Nona* for the murder of his wife Ann limier, MARLBOROUGH-STREKT. Wm. Bartholomew, servant, was charged with having deserted his wife end four children, bating them totally destitute. --7 15;;;;i4 said she had received no money from her hus band since bet May. Her husband had received recently V. and 61. from Ids former master, Sir H. J. Fast, but had not given her a fortlieg of the money. The defendant said his wife prevented him from getting ' another service by keeping his clothes. The wife said this was not true. Her husband had do eland ha would not go into service spin. The fact was, he was living another woman. leey, Bt. George's messenger, said he had discovered that the defendant was living in great comfort at Haver- ford-terrace, Islington, with a young woman, by whom he bad become father of three children. Amelia Doanell, a young woman, came forward, and said she had formerly been fellow.eervant with the defendant, and this had led to an intimacy which still existed. Mr. Hardwick, after commenting on the conduct of the defendant, seat him to prison for one month. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURINJ THE PAST WEER. Mom at iW:wil. 86 1891 6 20 16► 31 liii fay la al jot 90 110 39 111 167 2s 061 126 I. i Nil 100 e 71 171} 2841 199 3191 IS 101 90 2 iii 131 Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down . Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire Blackburn Bristol and Exeter lCaledonian Cheater and Holyhead Cork, Blaekroek, and Pasoan Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Dresitals Dublin and Doubt sad=lt a n Jane. I =IP•0111=n lio — t — EmsET• laussitire Imes Counties and Norfolk Ilartern Union Edinburgh and Glaapw EdLoborgh, Perth, Dundee Barter and Creditoo Furness Olargow and South Western.] Great Northern& E Untohub Groat Southern It Western(lr) Oman Western In& South Eastern Kendal and Wisdel fuer* lassenter and Carlisle Lionskins and Yorkshire Luso Northern UsuipsolCroaby, & Southport Larks a nd Math Western Landsat and IllasakwaS Leads" MOM" and S. Coast Lambs and South Western . Loseraderry and Enniskillen Banton, a Matlock, &c. , SheQ., Ik Kaashester and SouthJunetion Great Western (Ire ) Knalldmada Illaaamtie and Callao North MIA North Illindlordshite North Wailers Olf.,Wore.,&Welverhanaptor '4tottith Central qeottish Midland :4hrewsbary and Birmingham <►rcwabury and Chaim Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern South Wales SouthVork.,Doseaster& Ottolc Steelton and Uartlepool Taff Vale Meter Waterford and Limerick Wort Cornwall Wkitehaveu 'suction York, Newcastle, and Berwick Yea 'ad North Ilidlaad I Foams:lx. !Nab i*ria Antonia . _ Monogram sad Troyes 'ISOM and Lieea Northern of Francs Orleans and Central . Paris and Lyons Paris and Roam Paris and &nabs* Roues and Haws Western of Pnace 44if 677 240 • Ths receipts Wale tbe bele oft the Orleans aid Osatral. pr. Err end Deedores,, tans lbws mil Nantes Yam DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATOLDAT. NOVIIIIIII 20, IVA. Tbs stabs of tbe Weashar at eras of tie folbrinsig plans at Blair o'clock yerterday caseaiag. Tbe Malmo are away* in order of latitude. BAIBTIIIOII-8. ; Giallo Breen; Partially Cloudy. PieU7II•III.TOX—N.W.; &Thai; 8ra... ; _ Overcast. P01.1111•TO1111-8.W. ; Yreele Breese ; Overcast. TYPIIIIIDOS—N.W. . • that). Breese ; Partially Cloudy. ItiialltarralLS—N.W.; Gratin Brien; Partially Clardy. Osameertca—Calm ; Partially Cloudy. sTsooD—E.; Calla ; refielf • Cutcausvita-9.W. • Omtle Braes.; Overcast. Casimasooa-8. • Oritie Breese ; Partially . Clesay. Tb Barra fros; the roliesriaa mutes d,d as mob tit). Aka la base fee public:aura yestentay; the, ladiselo the ball Of She weather as . littinday moralai Ebb * * tank. ; Cal.; Partially Cloudy. - —erses--W. ; Geode Baron Partially Cloudy. Paoaa-8.W.1 i truy elnivly. MIMPTIMIII—W.; *DOW &Wen ; 0 VOOMW. SWINDON—W.; &rear ; P iglu;lly Cloudy. Latiraroa—W.; 0. alio Breen; Partially Cioady. COLVIN/17611-11M. ; Gratis Bram; Overcast. Iltmrasao-i.W ; O. atla Brayer ; Illainsast. Laric sssss —W. ; (haat Braes.; Partially liasaisaytni—W by S. ; 077:17 barer; Cloudy. brar—W.; On ialai; Partially Cloady. _ __ THIS D,f-Y, Noov. cc. av W. itissek . 0 W. et.a• a 4 the we/Wt. B. Wm Illida. Tux EOTTTIAN STrAllf PRMATE.—The splendid ottani frigate but is tin, cure ry fow the l'Aehs of Egypt arrived is Boothsrapton Water I, stertsy. SA* is en iron ship, and is fitted up es She cost 1411,0001. This day she go son • triartr;p, and the dirce• tore of tb• Perir.r.sr Coapaoy, under wt.•.r• sup( r:nt.mit once the trWat• has been built, have invited the Mayor and sorporate seam of Suo , lianipton to • cki•mnor on board of bar Irbil. en Art trial Ti,. frigate will have to take `BOO lona et anal Wars she leaves Boatbounoon for Alen • 1.11111. 114611444 -naLwAT.— Return of . u n ese.nge , ' fiC. l l7". 46 t n o l toirli °l l. l lk. 3*. 171: ' • w- WIIWf7f/tlt LWAT af nULNI..I --h a& lot the wlst t fording . 14, Wl: Passsarpso, 3,0071.; rods, bOblis • It • . • • 4 & EXPRESS, SATURDAY ] NO, NOVEMBER 20, 1852. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The averageitice of Sugar, the produce of the B It possessions in America, computed from the re- turns made in the week ending the 18th Nov., 18.52, is ' 7.85. Od. Sugar, the produce of the Maaritius, no return Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 271. Gd. The ge price of the two foregoing descriptions of Sugar, jointly, Is 25e. 61. BRISTOL, Nov. 19. Sun...lL—The market continues steady, and about 500 Ithds. West India have been disposed of this week, chiefly to the refiner', at fully former rates. In Mauritius or fo reign we are without any transactions to report. Refiners' produce is scarcely so active as of late, but former prices are about supported. In hum about 100 puns. Jamaica have found buyers, without altering quotations. COTTON.—ldosnrooc, Nov. 19.—We have now to report a decline in the common run of American from the top business transacted at the clan of last month of a dis tort Id. per pound. This will give nearly Id . on those kinds for this week, to which may be add e d most kinds of Surat. The drop in other descriptions has not been so grist. Brasile are doll and heavy, and the buyen upon actual biddings would find them somewhat lower in pries. Egyptians an remarkable in this respect, as being' an exception to all other sorts in the etatosot of stock. While other descriptions are less in stock than last year, Egyptians are four times as great ; and at the same time we cannot mark any distinct decline this week. It is true, in so variable a quality id. is not so observable ea in American. There can be no doubt, however, that buyers would find the bulk of the holders moat favourably disposed for business. It must be apparent that, in order to work off this addi- I tional stock, Egyptians must come to such a rate of price as to bring them still more ioto consumption. This is the third week that our market has been under cheek, and giving way in price. Still we cannot say that we have as sumed a dull and tint spnearanee. Amidst the various daily transactions of the trade, speculators, and exporters, there SLY= to be a cheerfulness and satisfaction which does not look like had business or loss of confidence. Nothing new on the subject of crop. The committee of broken place fair Uplands at Si!.; Mobiles 6141. ; and Orleans, 6}d. 5,070 American, 430 Surat, ad 90 Egyptian, are reported to haw, been taken on speculation; and 300 American, 2,490 Surat, and 20 PCIIIIIIII, foe export. Sales for the week, 20,800 balm. WOOL—Lunn., Nov. 19.—Then is still a buoyant teeing in the wool market, and sales to seine latent hive been effected this week. Prices base an upward tendency. HOSIERY, &c.—Laicism, Nov. 29. The advance in prices of material, combined with the mildness of the sett•on, have operated to lessen the demand for the home market. There It less doing this week generally, and were it not for the Colonial and other shipping orders yet rc ' maining unesecuted, the effect of the advance would pro ' bably lead to a diminution of employment.—Leicester Mer- Cory. CORN.—CIIELYSIOIIO, Nov. 19.—Thera was a fair supply of Wheat at market to.day, which was taken at fully last week's rates. Bed, 37.. tcfriOs.; extra, 415.; white, 40.. to 60.. ; extra 61s. Barley, the finest malting qualities still maintain their price, 33a. to 3.5..; grinding, 28.. to 30a. Beans and other spring corn without alteration, ticks, 325. to 34..; masuan, 281. to 31s. . _ . Lutoowt, Nov. 19.—At our market to-day the show of Wheat from our farmers was small ; best runs were taken at last week's pewee. Damp and interior, Is. lower. Select samples of Barley commanded late rates, but secondary qua lities nearly unsaleable. Oats and Sews lower. Wheat, red, 395. to 424. t white, 435. I. 49e.; old, 5110. Balky , 23.. to 28s. ; maltang, 32e. Oats, 18a. to 225. LreanrooL, Nov. 19.—The arrivals front Ireland and coastwise Maas Tuesday, have been insignificant, and from foreign Parte we have only received 5,54 quarters wheat, 1,050 quarters beans, 1,000 quarter. Indian corn, and 1,316 barrels Hour. The exports in the same time comprise 643 quarters wheat, 624 quarters beans, 730 sacks and 3,049 barrels flour. On Wednesday there was a brisk demand for American tour, at • further advance of 13d. to 9d. per barrel; but yesterday, being the funeral day of the late Dike of Wellington, business was generally suspended. At this day's market there was a fair attendance of the town and eonntry trade, and a goud Mainers was done in wheat end Sour, at an advance of IJ. to 2d. per 70Ibe. on the former, and Oil. to Is. per barrel and 6d. per sack on the latter ;article. Oat and oatmeal met with an improved demand, at generally full prices, although in some instances more money was obtained. Barley, beans, and peas were in fair request, at late rates. Indian corn attracted rather more attention, and both cargoes afloat and parcels on the spot were the turn in favour of the seller. NRWSCAT, Nov. 19.-The supply of Wheat this day, though not excessive, exceeded the demand, which caused the trade to rule dull at barely the prices of lest ,week. Barley in good supply, mostly of secondary quality ; the finest was le. and the nher sorts 2a. per qr. cheaper. Oats, Bean' s and Peas, dull at late rates. WAKIPIILD, Nov. 19.-Our arrivals of grain are only moderate. The show of new Wheat Is rather better this week, but the demand is fully adequate, sad prices eon ' time to creep up; the extreme rates of this day se'unight are somewhat exceeded, so this we raise oar quotations Is. per qr. on this description; old is scarcely so free in sale, yet the reduced steels amuses it to be held very firmly. Barley goes off slowly, and we arc fully Is. per qr. lower. Beans se before. Oats and Shelling steady. Malt and other articles without alteration. Present quotations:- Wheat, per qr., 601 be. to the bushel, Suffolk, Ewer, and Kent new, r.d, 42.. to 43.. • calm, 44a.; new white, 4.5 a. to 4ia t s. ; extra, 496. ; Norfo l k and Hants, new, ied, 38s. Od to 41s. • extra, 435. ; new, white, 401. to 41s. ; extra, 46 e . ; Lincelishlre sad Cambri dgeshire, new, red, 378.0 d. to 415.; extra, 43.. Od. • new, white, 40s. to 435.; extr a , 45 e . • North 1.11100i0allif• and Yorkshire, new, red, 41s. qd„ to 43e. ; extra, 441.; new, white, 435. to 475. ; extra, 605.; Dantzie and Konig.burg, white, 454. to 48s. ; extra, 60e.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg. re d, 38s. to 445. ; extra, 455.; Mediterranean, red, 344. to 375.; extra, 305.; Ohl English; red,39s.to 4.n.; white, 60s. Barley,per Imp. qr., N or f o lk an d Suffolk, 275. to 30..; extra, 325.; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 28e. to 31s ; extra, 324.; SiArich, 28.. to 305.; extra, 325. ; grinding, 21s. to 25.. ; foreign, 275. to 295. ; extra, 295.; Desna, per qr., 631111. to the bu.h., small, fine, old, 375. to 385.; new, 3.n. to 36a. ; ticks, nl.l , 345. to 31311. •; new, 32a. to 335. ; foreign, old, 30.. to 3 Is. ; new, 32a. to 345. Oats, per stone, inealiog, new, 92. to 10; d. ; feeding, old, 10d. to Ild. ; foreign, old, 9.1. to 104. Shelling, per load of 261 lbs., old, 245. to 255. • new, 24.. 64. to 25..0d. M a lt, p er l oa d o f 6 bushels nld, 384. to 40x. l'ras, per qr. imperial, blue and w hi te t.„ o ;l e ,,,, So o . to 34.. ; extra, 355.; grey and feed, 28s. to 295. ' • extra ' 325. R.prserd, per Impe r i a l last, English, 211. to 221. ; foreign, 21/. to 230. Linseed, per imperial qr., y 436. to 48s. Imports during the week: Wheat, 6,124 qn.; Barle , 1.629; OA., 197; B ea ne, 246 ; Peas, 210 ; Shelling, 240 loads; Malt, 174. CATTLE.—Towts NIALLINO (KENT) FAIR, NOT. 18.— At this fair on Thund put wolabtsoding the large supply, it was a very slow sifa.r, and offered a sad contrast to any of the previous fairs ut late, although there was a tidy brash of business done amongst the aged bullocks, for stall feeding, at late prime. lint uo account of the wetness of the land there was a deeded cheek both In prb• and demand for all young Beasts' *or pax a As , an instanceei y of = the ad t vanta y ges to b e en at yeas( Bemis at fe. to 10.. per head below the cost prices. Cows and Heifers for dairy purposes sold better then say other neat cattle. Cows with calves by *sir side, at 161. to 201; Hellen, at 121. to 161. per head. The Sheep trade was dull ; several lota for which good priers have hems refused at previous fairs, were sold at a easaiderable reduction at this fair. Mutton Sheep kept up both Its prices and densaad. Horses were in good de mand at high Spam. Pigs of all sorts easier to buy. daekllag Calves rather cheaper. COALS.-Lostnotr, Nov. 19.-Ships at market, 183; sold, 112.-Bate's West Hartley, 15s. 6d ; Huddle's West Hartley, 15a. 64., 16s. ; llasting's Hartley, 151. 64. ; Ilolywell, 16e. 241.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 161. 6d. ; North Percy llaytley, 16s. 64.; Tilton Main, 16s. ; Ravensworth West Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; Stewart's Hartley, 1.5..; TanSeld Moor, 15s. ; Tsnlield Moor Butes, 148.94 Townley, 155.; 165.; Walls End, 16e.; Walls End Acorn Close, 16s. 6d. ; Wells End Brown, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Closfurtli, 16s. Gd. ; Walls Had Horton, 16s. 64.; Wall. Had liebburn, 165.; Walls End lisaton, lie. ; Walls End Johnson, 168. ; Walls End Killingworth East, 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Lawson, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Medomsley, 16s. ; Walls End Northumberland, 15s. 64.; Walls End Northumberland East, 151. 3d. ; Walls End Riddell, 16s. 31.; Walls End Walker, 16s. 64.; Walls End Washington Gas, 145.; Eden Mein, 17.. 3d.; Hetton Lyons Mae, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Had Bell, I7s. 6d.; Walls End Belmont, 17s. 3d.; Walls End llraddyll, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Helton, 18s.; Walls End Haswell 18.. 3d.; Wahl; End Kepler Orange, 17e. 3d .; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 64.; Walls End Lumley, 164. 64.; Walls End Polisher, 16s. 64. ; Walls End Plummsr, 17s. 6.1. ; Walls End Riehmund. 17s ; Wells End Russol's Hetton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Scarborough, 16s. 64. ; Wells End Stewart's, 184. ; Walls End Whitwell, 16s. 64. ; Walls End lieugh Hall, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17.. Gd.; Walls End South Kelloe, 17s. ; Walls End Thoraley, lie. ; Wale End West Belmont, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Petits West, 14s. 64.; Walls End Tees, 17s. 9tl. ; Der wentwater Hartley, 15s. 9d.; 01 , 14111 Cae Unseen, 235. ; I Nixon's Merthyr sad Cardiff, 221. Prow M. LONDON r; a %re rrE.—Frirlay, Nov. 19. BANK Itt* PT& Jsxze FELL, New -street, New-road, Hammersmith, and Pereira-place, Shepherd's-bioh, build. r, to surrender Nov. 26 and Jan. 7 at 2, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Biekley, Do chambers, Devereuz-court, Temple ; off. swig., Wbitmore, Baainghall-street. JOHN HIM DAVY Parker - street , Drury-lane, coach wheelwright, Nov. 2 t at 2e, and Jan. 7 at 11, at Basing ball-street. Sol., Shillibeer, Great James-street, Bed ford-row ; off. wig., Cannon, Aldeemanbury. JOHN Wismar', Salisbury, Wiltshire, apothecary, Nov. 29 at 2, and Deo. 30 at 12, at Basinghall-street. Sole., Taylor and CoUison, Great James.street, Bedford-row ; off. assig., Johnson, basinghall-street. ROBERT PRITCHARD, Bangor, Carnarvonshire, ale dealer, Nov. 28 and Dee. 23, at 12, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Given., Liverpool ; off! swig., Bird, Liverpool. ROBERT PACE, jun., Liverpool, and Belfast, iron founder, Nov. 30 and Dee. 21 at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., l'emberton, Liverpool ; olt swig., Cazenove Liverpool. I WILLIAM lIOBRRTS, Bethesda, C 'nahire, jeiner, Nov. 26 and Dec. 23 at 12, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Williams, Liverpool; off. swig., Turner, Liverpool. Piteoeutot Puma, Bristol, trimming dealer, Nov. 30 and ' Dec 28a111, at Bristol COME , . 8.L., Seaman, Pancras-lane, Cheapsule, City, and Britton and Sons, Bristol; elf. wig., Hider, Bristol. JOHN HAIL, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, corn factor, Dec. 3 at 11, and Jan. 7at 12, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. Solo., Sudlow and Co., Bedford-row, and 11 Wee, New castle-upon-Tyne; off. sing., Baker, Newcastle upon- Tyne. CHARLIE (lOWAN, Cmplev-street, New North road, Hortos, furniture broker, bee. 1 at 11, and Jan. 8 at 2, at Basinahall-street. Sol., Hatton, Strand; off. midi., Pennel, Guildhall-chamben, Baainghall-street. DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. ANDRIW CLARK, Bear-garden, Southwark, plumber-2nd div. of 35., and 4s. Bd. on new profs, Nov. 21), and three subsequent Saturdays at Edwards', Sambrook-court- EDWARD klottoAN, Portman-marke, Edgeware-road, licensed victualler—lit di,. of 1.. 8.1., Nov. 20, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', Sambrook-court. TUOMAS BAZNJUIS, l'all-msll East, wine merehant-2nd die. of 2.. Gd., Nov. 20, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', Sambrook-court. THOMAS Burros BARNTS, Thaxted, Essex, surgeon—lst die. of ss. Gd., Nov. 20, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', Sambrook-court. TUOMAS Piastre/2e, Cold Harbour-road, Brixton, builder —lst div. of 10c, Nov. 25, and three subsequent Thurs day, at Steatiteld's, Be/Metall-street. Joni PASSMAN, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, currier— , 2nd div. of bd., in addition to 3s. 4d. previously declared, Nov. 20, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, New eastle-upon-Tyne. JOHN WILTON, Sheffield, linendraper-Ist div. of G.. Ad., Nov. 22, and any subsequent Monday, at Freeman's, Sheffield. JoHN AMORY BODIN, Sheffield, razor manufacturer-2nd die. of lls. 71d., and 14s. 111 d. upon new proofs, Nov. 22, and any subsequent Monday, at Freeman's, Sheffield. ANNE BAILER, Sheffield, licensed vietualler—lst di.. of Is. 101 d., Nov. 22, end any subsequent Monday, at Free man's, Sheffield. Cunt) and BARKER, Wakefield, contractors—let div. of Is. Gd., Nov. 22, and any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. J. CHILD, Wakefield, contractor—lit div. of Is., Nov. 22, and any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. WILLIAM BARN en, Wakefield, contractor—lit div. of 35., Nov. 22, and any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. JAR. Inarrsole, Bradford, bookseller-Ist div. of 4a., Nov. 22, and any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. THEODOR, DILCIER, Bradford, general dealer—lst div. of Is. 7d., Nov. 22, and any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. DIVIDENDS.—Dec. 10. R. A. Bratne, Oxford, saddler —Dec. 10. E. Smallwood, Crigglestone, Yorkshire, school master—Dee. 10. It. Swansborough and H. Oaks, Bread street, City, and Grimsby, Lincolnshire, linen merchants— Dec. 10. C. Drillleld, Beverley, Yorkshire, diaper—Dee. 10. J. It. Collett, Princes street, Hanover-square, milliner —Dee. 10. A. B. Wall, Bishop's-road, Bayswater, ripothe eary—D.o. 11. J. Cox, Norwich, cabinet maker—Dee. 11. W. L. Kelly, Newport, Monmouthshire, bookseller—Dee. 11. F. Macqueen, 'Macao, merchant—Dec. 11. J. Fuller, City-road, Finsbury, glare merchant—Dee. 14. It. Mkes, Warrington, Lancashire, innkeeper—Dec. 13. J. Burt, J. Burt, jun., sod W. T. Watson, Manchester Ind Leeds, commission silents —Dec. 13. J. Burt, sea., Manchester and Leeds, commission agent—Dee. 13. J. Winterbottoni, Hud dersfield, Yorkshire, spinner —Dee. 16. J. Taverner, Nun eaton, Warwickshire, silk manufacturer—Dec. 16. T. Dal ton, Coventry, silk dyer—Dec. 17. J. Cullen, Notting ham, grocer—Dee. 17. N. Barnsdall, Nottingham, timber merchant—Dee. 11. J. }lichen, Birmingham, casting pot maker—Dee. 10. B. Wraith, Liverpool, currier—Dec. 10. W. Farrell, Liverpool, provision merchant—Dee. 11. T. Marsden and .1. Clayton, Watargrove Mill, Lancathire, cot ton manufacturers. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cense be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Dec. 14. T. Ward, Boad-court, Walbrook, City, wine merchant—Dee. 10. J. R. Collett, Princes-street, Hanover square, milliner—Dec. 10. W. Watson, Craven-street, Strand, wine merchant—Dee. 17. 1). Sparks, Cirencester, Olotic.stcrshire, surgeon—Dee. 13. J. Newbold, Barton. under Needwood, Staffordshire, innkeeper—Dec. 10. J. Wood and E. Norton, "Leyland Nether, Yorkshire, corn millers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. It. Felkin and C. lanes, Old Change, City, and Spring water, Lancashire, calico printers—T. Custom and It. Bunhill-row, St. Luke's manufacturers of book binders' cloth—J. Colbourn and S Oro t cult, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, ironmasters—T. Bell ant J. C. Holland, Not • tioghom, stationers—J. Crocker, C. C. Back, and W. W. Crocker, Gre.hom.street, City, Irish linen factors—T. T. Wall and J. Bishop, Great Prescottstreet, Goodman's fieldr, wine merchants—G. Brown, C. Brown, Ann Brown, ' and Mary Brown, Barlborough, Derbyshire, tanner., so far as regards G Brown and Ann Brown—A. lialledine and B. Ward, Manctwater, brewers—lt. llattersby and P. White, ! Liverpool, coopers—lt. Brotherton and R. Rigg, sen., Whitehaven, Combs rland, railway tont Favors —R. hPGIew, and B. Oldham, Basinghallstreet, City, wool broken—W. Mitchell and H. Hartley, jun., Prirnet•lnidge, Lancuhiro, ironfounders—W. Agar and W. F. Raymond, Kingston upon-llull, coal merchants—A. Sinclair, Aberdeen, mer chant, so tar ea regards his connexion with the Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company, the North of Scotland Piro and Life Assumes Company (now called the Northern As surance Company), the North of ft-otland Banking Com pany, and the - City of Glasgow Banking Company—R. Dimas, W. F. Hunter, T. k'. Gray, W. W. Dale, D. Pot ter, and C. Ryder, Liverpool, Bombay. and China, East India merchants, so far as regards W. W. Dale. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. DAVID MONTPRNNT MACMINZIN, Edinburgh, solicitor, Nov. 23 and Dee. 21, at the Waterloo Hotel, Edinburgh. !UNTIL BLAILLIT and OZOILOE GOOD, Glasgow, gold smiths, Nov. 23 and Dee. 14, at the Waverley Tavern, Glasgow. DAVLD KNIOHT FORBIN, Arbroath, flax spinner, Nov. 24 and Dec.ls, at Bruce's Hotel, Arbroath. Gavtg RANKIN, Barrsohnie, coal master, Nov. 25 and Dec. 16, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. AN thevastkomit BILLItT.—One evening last we. k the wife of a baker fa High-street, E liuburgh, had a very strange and alarming surprise. Alter shutting the whop aho went up stairs to " make the bed," when, to her astniahment, if not absolute terror, she discovered a body among the bed-clothes, dressed i n re d ! Sh e screamed, and tier screams brought her husband from the room below, who seised with vigorous effort the red man and dragged him to tho floor, where, after investigation, he dheovered his subject to be a soldier, who had got a little top-heavy, and, fighting his way home to head quarters, had found them in the baker's bed.— AN'ortA British Daily Mail. [Advertisement.}--HOLLOWAT'S PILLS FOR VTR Crlllt OF DIUILIIT BM% LAMS AND SIONACII Cansm re ata.—This tasporeelabla astrieint Woo wall known throughout story part of the ctrilW sd or the wort that are daily porlorsol bUs on ant o NoßiNteal. Obi beau gni pro-ailing alms er elm raw. boa. awe kr the hue of beim red lbw leigh, Amritsar wke Mkt =art Avanttated aogonhoS lie. Ih thou* rotor the ot this adoatogio ma* gee MO Me Tisk glen the arm et dtgor M goOlaMlao IWO= offighows hew A rr he arum • W Min ezz a t t nia ill ardlise. sod ei Prolkoss It S. lakikre ate yeldidell Wail/011;mm. ILuAr., 40 No. I. Lombard. Meet. la Ss Oqd Disese, hinter, et the Otte*, ht Leotard. Mime. Ye* - 411 Whitiews. &nape; Neemenli -411 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCII. SEABORNE NAILS. Sr elgelllen tMt the sails Si' emit from tee Osumi , or« Y t>•. Idelit—eed X by the inerahse—deepetekl Day when made .4. Tres. wits t 1 -----. OODSTRUIL I Gemaind Pm. tee. Wham Oar Loudon. despeOoeti. ...... lleit.pmeket 11 Nov. 23 --.;—. • --...... LlVlllaia. k . Nov. 21 ti n Ualtael States Piet -.— ..N Nov. 29 4 . l***peol.... l 4;;.. 2 t rusertsatbyD.Sta . "teUelt - N Amaralla(Mallouthamp ton) CI Mtn of nth month Mothempton. Nor. 24 Ditto (via Marseilles) N'2 ith of We month Weer elntto(vls Cape of Good; 130 3 1 e) N • 13th' of Iheassher Plymouth -.Ilk". 24 Asioa ( West (beat) N lard of Ul• rarota strut/mm .. Noe. 4 Alexandria* N lIHAM.I9M of mew Dowse --Nev. as Belgian .......N .say I Nate ........11Jatie MIMI lll Mb of tke roman ..mto aortae., D e e. Is ' Imams Ayres 14 eth if th e re , oth "outhemplee.le e. Is °entombs 4441442417th0f mos* 4. • ~.t. pont. Gm. I C C.p. of Good liope N. 14th of the month P1) . nte0th......: Noe. 20 Cape de Teed. N 11th oil month. Mt muoUt ...'Noe, 24 Oseataittleople • /craw tbl7 Mot nteetitowlt lanteal Aar Di 2nue OM ,Im -toh ' , totealetatee. fie.:, 4 Channel Lies .21" mom, Wed.,ltYfot. r.athmptoe.., I. MP% CIM ..- M 2mleel7te:,! aerate Mothmaptos.•lir 1 Fumes *4 St N i Toloe dally.. . heir 0rcee5*........... N 7th 1 7thzithot toes Dew • .4.e. 20 Hamburg N rooday R 12114 ay Issafert Toe...Sat. Holland .......—.......M: Widow h Saler. Imehm.—.....sum.ihs. wysomeas __... N,ltth of Gil sterth voutnioninet.,: Ito. IC Deland Ng a, puy.i. 'AO!, _ ... doll heed ..... T•lee es. laligvlatiouthads I 114120th ~ f the month loatheametco. Nur. 2 i lodis (via Manmh.s) NISMAX4thof month Dever .........4.1.e. IL India (Ma Cape of Geed 110 90 ...1t 14th of ,he moult Plymouth ... 'Noe. 24 Mounties P IPath of the month Vlytountli .... Nov. AS Sodas:rear...4Mo Saudi I Lupton) N NM of tha tumuli vos tkampeta • , Kov. 24 /Stto(viallarsallie.) N' ethal lth of mom* Moyer - ... . .. . ...tie,. Peale* IM Ind of is moathr.othanustoe. Pee. I IMlnlelra .N elland if them*. Unahampico. Dec. 111 Malta* 1 7t11,170,1101.5.Dt1. I " ina.tiwf th e most& lls ;ger ....- • • Nor. 31 elacise• Papal Iliatue Penmettla ....-- -.AI lthl 7t11271.140f mon 3euthame., Noe, je Teru.....,... ....21;234.117th0f matte ;soutltem..t : . Ike. I NOM/ • .......N SW! itl, 4 stkel urn . lk.. wen I.Men .. ~.... .Ml Tan Dimon'. L i n d (seei Auetralia) • The math for Auatrada sla the Cape of (hard Hop. are o'%i e on the :nd of every altsweate in, stn. Tbone made op on th e and 44th of run month tar . 4outbamptue and Manville. are wet by roiling vowels, at present from Fingapurv, but *eat year airy will b. rat in Mesmer.. $ MaW are 'dm made up on 'be 2nd of erne alternate month foe Use Cape of Good (lope.—the mails shah 011ettit to be maue uy ss the I ttb Mot, will not be ramie up betore the 44th Ind. • Ts mad. to Must annals. Usne inarmal i•j are ense;rd by Franca pacact to If mashie.. CASUALTIES. Bon Accord, Salter, from Wisbeach to the II iltie, wu abandoned, Oct. 30, vrry leaky, and with mutts cut awry ; crew saved —Chriatiansand, Nov. 11. Canna, N ..bitt. from Memel to London, was wreck^d on the Nidding Reef in the night of Nov. 5; crew, auk. rifle, and part of cargr oared. Charlotte Whitmore, from St. Jago de Cuba to Swansea, was lost iu Crooked Island Pawn°, Oct. 7 ; int.st of the cargo landed. Chem; Schievelbein, from Memel to Loudon, was stranded off Donated, Nov. 10, and h.is broken up ; crew bated. —Thisted, Nov. 11. Ilenriette, Sw ,of Itarhuu., from Randers to Lnith, has been ahead° , ed in the North Sea ; crew sated,—Sta., Nov. 12 lloppet St. Peter, Petterann, from Hartlepool to this put, has ben n wrecked at Rerun, north of Marstrand ; crew and materials saved.—Oottenbusg, Nov. 11. Johanti, Martens, of Carulittensicl, Iron Liverpool to Ko nigsberg, was abandoned, Oct. 30, in let 2', lon. 1 K. in a 'lolling stato ; crew saved.—Elsinore, Nov. 11. Jeinor Lind, Vullur, from Peterhead to Slttlin, was wrecked south of Wingo, in the night of Nov. b; crew roved.—Ootteuburg, Nov. It. Marie, of Sunderlo. d, Burton, from Galata to Queens- town, foundered in lat. 17 N., len. 12 W. ; crew saved.— Madeira, Nov. 2. Sussnn.h, Cumming, from Don.zie to London, wu wrecked at Slorup's Tamte, Nov. 7; crew. materials, and part of cargo saved.—Litittenburt, Nov. I I. ARktIVICD. Aroma Anisi-at Deal, November Il i fr0a...........We1eati1l As rneisr -at Fade** November I , film -....9i51api1l Aua.. s-at Deal, November ;111, lmen. .. "' ...Westward Al., -at Liveorpoo4 Noe. tuber 79, tem .......... Dependent Anode -a/ Liverpool, N..rnioher 19, from Crween't Bunn -st Liveried, November 19, from.... .... Bt. Pieeryburg 11 -at Liverpool, Nivelober 19, from erobetait Boaerna at Graireeend, No, ember 19, Irma ..., Chareale Bair o's raio. -at (bartered, N member 19, 40111... fai.is CAltillitiltfttArt -it l'allnuuth, N0TP171 . 4., 17, gam ,lii.p.dws I auisa--at Valmouto, November 17, Duni ..... Odra Common-of Linn:oA Nov. ea CoN•11P11011-at Ceronvni, November I',, rem Onus Cibibuoma-at Onoweltd, l'ioniuber 19, fr0a5..........- CILM Damn-at (Irdrenebil. NOttn2l'vr 19, from ga.yri a DVII/11111.1.11.-4 Uset,q,,l, Totem r, 1,, ft..MI ti 114.4.01. 11•11,11.11111,-at Dil l , N .ve to 4r pi, from thus Pena-rot Otannisel. November le. from Ern.-at Unnamed!, November 19. from-. . ........... Smyrna Eansepeot-st tiniveseod, November 19, from ~....AlelAbdrl.l 1.17,..11T -at GrAMKII,I, Neiveibber PJ, from ~.................Cadls Fainosoa -at Gravesend, November 19, irom ....Jai .elate Y.& LI,XIO -at Llvvri.oi, November 19, fr.. a .............Crucadt Gaissoina Bade -at Linnet 1, Nov. 19, Ir. la .. Wawa.* bidavia-at Liverpool. Nov. 19, from Mateo Ilicosbaini Slaw -it orarneeniD November 19, Irma ..Tirrunoni Davin-at Liverpool, November 19, into . Li.' , 1 llora 0001.w.n-at Liverpool, November t 9, boa AL inn's, N.B. 11, td.• In .r -at Llvernol. November la, from nnsernit lows-at lAveriesil, Now nine 19, from Nowfultrisind Dna -at Unrpaial. November la, from JA +IN Went- at Unearned, Nor. 19, trum........ ..... Unita avows-al Liverpool, November 19, from Antwerp Joadeva amnion -al Brutal. November 11, from .-....Liebou Linemen-off Li- ,:)01. N..vcmbar L. , Lleiss -at Gravesend, November la, tr0m.................Tarrgem Maata-at Gravesend, Nov. 19, from Sealy Mow or nu Is. se-at Gravesend, NOV. 19, from. Harms Ilittilova,-*t Gravesend, November 19, fr0m...........•.. 9 Y , 1 2 f1r 111•11L,A-at Liverpool, November 19. from -...Cronnalt IttIATLAN-lit Liverpool, Nureneber 19, from tV, await Movsivansaa-at 1.4,try01)1, November 19, from ....1111.Petereburg Moat litany -,,t Live.p es, Novemlwr 19, froia 4bnovrira MlfaTitta -it Pallnalatti, Vioven.ber 17, fr - ii Alitiraidria Neu, woods-at Dial, November IA from . nun Parseue Nord.-at Plymouth, Navembeb 1 4 , from (Naar PAlttleAlt-st Gravrostal, ilioverobe r PA from ..... ....... Tarim( Parma Boss-at Liverpool, Nov. la, from .. ....St. Pe:radon Welds or vita fr... , r -at Gravesend. November 1 9, from farmiuna Rumen leoldoner)- .t Drat, Norco:iv r :a, Pura bledr.ardeall 11.0•Itia 11 . .1•TO 4-a Live-p. 31, Note:Tiber 12, tram. Cadiz Itanrea -at Warrnientl, November 19, frees Tangoes Mo. tansole-at Ortieneod, November 19. fera.......". - Dana Brows -at Desmond, ~Nuirember la, hoe - Bloom la at Llverpoo.„ November 19, 1n.... Ca Tuna-at Liverpool, November 19, from St. lAD . .. NA blear-at Liverpool, November 19, pom Inn WILKINS 11-Off Whitby, Novantrr It, from Et. Petersburg We. ktinr-at Ova tend, November 19, from Irian ILL LL D. 1 Aszowa—boa Gravesend, November IS, t0...........Naw Orleans Communising—from Grave/bd., Nov 19, to Clyde Corr or Mtr curet ex —fa m Liverpo.l, N er. 19, to t I..dies ea 1 CATIL•TA •fivoi Liverpool, Nemeth, it, to DVIULtal— (via Gravoenu, Novembo r it, to tic* ELVCIA from Lintpol. November .3, to New Or:r.4111 Ferment.—from Loerp, ot, November 19, to Lteton Gott. TATIVY—from LURIPOVI. N.denderr :9, to New tb tuna Lams. Tutnervos —from Gravesend, Note:ober 19, to. Geelong Sham e.r —lran ti:pinvutta, NoN rioter IS, to Ntras NAILLO4II•-11481 ~/1.11 end, /Slone= 19, t 0............ Midi* Ittretteues —from Queenstown, Nov 11, t 0.......... EA. , ad. 4 aICIIASID —tram Liverpool, Not. 19, to Cern.ircbiew lit run—from Plymouth, Not. It, tee „..... loa.'m SNIP. —from Plymman, Nov. 14, to ............ . tosibri TILIAL—Crum G .n.l. November 19, to —........—..11 , ti0.1.ve Veueier —trona teureneitawn, November 11. It London We...ems ',Volum —frcen Liverpool, November 19, 10... New V*e Youbouns —trout Litrpool, November 19, to New Iva VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. hob Liverpool to Australia, le Isl • 9 V., kW. 21 W. Ands of J.rsey, trues London tor Volprauso, 22 Airs m. 4 Ovt. 4.. N., iou. N. Got vu Flesor (hwy.), not lii tat. 6.10 24..100. 11.19 W. Willi:us Ash, from Loadoa for the Live, P0r.16, lea. 6.40 (001st. *sported), BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ISIIiTHI3. IJARTLEY.—NoT. 16, at Mostcy.ball, laverpool, Mrs. J. B. U2r.'rf, of • ay. UUTTRIU.—Nov. 13, at Nelson-move, blackfrtara. Mee. J. J. 4. that'll., of a men. I'REBT. —Nov. IS, at ftherbura flow*, Durb ma, the wife of the Re , . li Prest, them of ober burn lloototal, of a &Nattier. tiliALLl'litt.e..—Jitm. 13. at Ityliselkuret, roe Citultlfued. the •.'e of W. U. 13tualthetoi, Faq., of a tWudeter. IiAItitIAUXIL coLuNna—rtitn. —Nev. in, at Boor tom Kraals See, br the Rie. U. J. bud, the Nev. P. B. Co ling t.„ of Peevish, leas Mime to Elizabeth Jsue, tam laughter of J. J. lied, Esq., of boughtsa Mambo lee., hest. 11ORNE—WTON.—Nov. IS, at Phriet Chuerh, fitarylobore, br the Her. J. Letts, M. A., Rector of Cl. filmes Ilsrtsitreet, IL 11. Home, ltolo °lSt...Meg, to Catlerine Limos, ildest daughter of the Lite W. Wyss, Emi.,R.A., of HA.. Mint. JONES—ROYDS. —Nov. IS, at Waltostehtlehltill. Laneleblre, the }ter. J. it. Jones, losumbent of bt. eugestise's, Liverpool, to Ana Man, daughter of the Isle Ker. E. liopls. !teeter of Bremen. KELLY— IlltICIIT.—Nov. 20, at the wrest chapel, Taztethowk. by the Rev. J. Hamilton Them, Lewis Nelir, aseund eon of the Lite Andre Melly, lip., of Liverpool. to Perth Elizabeth Mowed, eldest daughter of eismuel Wight, Esq., of Sandberg, (heat Lei by. PIIILLOTT—CIAN ELY- —Nov. 16, at Dover Or the Hen. T. Breen, Rector of Illembutatone,Su ff olv, Capt. v. l. Philtott, Korai WeIM }umbers, to Mar Anne. eldest daughter of the late K. OsaiKee keq., of Northam, htillolk. WAKIttN—SPENCE.—Nov. IC, at Et. Jameg's, Dradleil, P. T. Wererea, of East Denham, Nerlolg, to Elm inrth, mound iLushier of the late W. Cpenos beep, o• Beton, utio.bl2l. WORIAWOKT/1-14001L—wA. • - . - O.I.ISWOKTII — ROM. — Kee. 16, at St. l'auraeltape LbaholitlL by the Rer. C. Wu:Woad% Warden of Iru.t.y mond, Perthehlre, the Her. J. Worderrorth, Clear ot Briih nu. Cuteherlaiel, to Helen L Kew, second daughter of D. Rte., of East Claretreabstreet, liaborsh. DEATHS. CRESITELL.—Nov. 11, at Easton-guars, Sarah Marla Orme ,. • ELM/N.—Nov. IR, at Btdrley•park, Surrey, after a abort .te Countess of Eldoo. FOSTER.—Nov. IG, at MB Cottage, Barnet, Mary, wife of J.l. roster, Esq. OAKBIL—Nor. I?, Mr. T. Oates, of Ycerk.ollee, Pentonrille, , ured r A• SINCLAIL—Now.II, at New gent-road, Grace, wooed daughter of Nadal; age t IS. M 4