The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-16 00:00:00

was sorry that he meld satermipip with this must. Mr. Hill mod preforrod against tie dMpleheDies Hew. Bloasard) series of Merges Moiler to disesedithlis had laid ',Mad the —viz., that Ito had greatly mitigated his duty, sad =did set appear to be qualified for his dace. This saes remelted Is • vote by the u.seistratee, 4. That this mut- Mg. huts, heard Mr. Hill's rosomotesdatios Mat the chaplain be roquestod to rain from his Mike, emend in that resommendatitat." Attar these preseedtage there was • short Linsley into the conduct of Hrs. Given. ** wards.. woman, who um chanted wit% smoking tobacco sad drink ing spirits, and mural anthems for hot Am. She asknow idged to the tobacco , which, by the directim of Dr. Ada na. she Ind smoked twenty J ean far a hurt complalat, bat d en ied drinking spirits. She said ohs bad a gime et peony et'every _alter, but oat think that would do her say harm —Mr. llill eonciwied by recemmendiog the magistrates to &smite her from her ottler.—Th• magistrates resolved Owl, Wisp hoard that ritoosamendatioa, they felt to Siewdell her. CAMMUOGIIMIIIen. Ofi TVIMDAT Last, TOL illallOP OF ELY consecrated the new extra-mint peroebta hurial-geosnd for the town of Candride. The Caasbridge Carona* says The clergy Aare been especially active is securing to the town this great amesisition and preservative of public health ; sod their sue lased exertions have bees wall seconded by the shush• warder sad other tab...imam, se well as by lumbers of the Tlalvedity. Already u pw a rds of 4,0001. Imo bus rap/lard ki r =raw and draining of land, and is mu dtry. The is steamed behind the Union House; it is about its smatemu la West, wall. sad is surrounded by • handsome and sub iai brick PEVONSIIIILIL A BveulT Social v.—The Exeter bench of tns gistratr last week employed in investigating • cars with respect to which them have been repeated muuninatiosta It appeared that there were three persons in the possession of keys of update Weis of the strong boa of the Odd Fel- I km' lodge at Alphingtoo. The boa was deposited at the Admiral I/ t rams - lan, to that village. The parties naviag powmion of the keys were presumed to be persons of irs mutability. sad were subscribers to the society. Their names are Lona, Wright, and Halle. Is sosseqames of moms that bed transpired, it wan inspectedthe mom cadbees abstracted, and after meetiage hod been caw, from which soots of the suspected parties were absent, the box was broken cuss, in the presence of those bderested in the fond, when it was fund that the sass of early 501., which melt to have been forthoomiag, was now est. This ram, the capital of the society, had been withdrawsMe bers from this hankers, with a view to distiibutioa amongst mem. emasequest upon the proposltios foe its dissolution. Lamm at a firmer examisation, tamed approver, cad threw the whole imputability of the net on Wright Halle, who at this, the final elimination, wen committed or trial an the chugs of eabsulemen., but admitted to bail. The ere 'Omitted to ths twist:eta on this ma. sin referred sal; to a claim of It 44. 6c1., but which, as the whole fund wu absorbed, invoked the whole question. It came out in the course of the ermine time that one of the parties criminsted had declared that the food 'mold never be divided unless all the parties thereto were consenting, and the, with the view of frustrating that malt. it was only far him or one of those with whom ha acted to stay away, which he should continue to do. ...ermarmauunsm Scnoot. GARDENS.— In the immediate neighbour hood of Nottingham are an immense number of small gar dens, occupied and cultivated by all grades of society ; and, with a most laudable and praiseworthy feeling, the friends connected with the Ilighpavement Coapel Boys' Sunday School have purchased two of these inclosurd, in each of which is a commodious summerlonee. One of these gar dons is cultivated by _ . thse elder boys, the other by t he j uniors lath garden is subdivided into smaller allotments from , which ten to an swiped to their respective tenants, boys trartssu years old, who cultivate and crop them according In their own fancy, a small portion of each being devoted to flowon. The diligence and ability di-played by Mess youth' tai gardon.rs is really astonishing. We (Midksof Florid) have inspected their crops during several Fast summels, sad with troth can say we were highly d e l ig hted with them. Prise gooseberries are groins, and this yes: the crops wore sincagst the best we have eon seen, either at N.diussissm or elsewhere; in fed, these boys always endeavour to obtain, either of sled* or plants, the best varieties possible. In con notion with these pram', and to emit* emulation , • vegetable an it OW show Is instituted. This is held in the schoolrooms at Nottingham, and prises are given for the best productions in vegenehles, as well es for stands of pea dos, verbenas, eolleottess of manual and perennial flowers end aosegaya These exhibitions of youthful skill and in dustry are well sweatiest SUBSCR. BURGLARY AND MURDER.—Oh Sunday even ing, daring the boars of divine service, • house sear the back of the church, at St. Leonard's, called Cathe rine-villa, in the emulation of bliss Moors, was entered by some person or persons unknown. The only person in the house was the cook, who was attacked by the robber, and so dreadfully injured on the heed by blows from a spade that her death took plies on Tuesday. 'The house was p a wked, and several articles of jewellery carried s(, thrty making rood their escape, and no knowledge of the deed wss obtained till the family returned from church. A reward of 501. has been awed for the discovery of the offenders, and two men were shortly afterward' appre hended on suspicion, one being a man aimed Hyland , who was engaged in sacrilegiously 'uterine St. Leonard's church some time ago. Being able, however, to give a good account of himself, he was Aerated, but the other, • yang man named Pearson, formerly in the service of Miss Moore, was detained, and after an examination before the magistrates was remanded till Thunday (this day). CLERICAL. TIN 8.. W. J. Rowdy km mimed his post of ikore wrotory to tee Noting Society, be Davis( bees woe gorropoot to pe el abode PRIPIIIIIIIM—Bar. T. H. Rarahill, to Arlieplum V. Goa& ; dick 0. aad B.; with me: pet, Kn. llodre•; Kee. J. Pswley. des. NAVAL DIVOWPOWt, Nov. 14.—Neeas, K., wised this mosiai tees Watetrith med Peetweeestk emit w9l ineaterrow tor Se Mw diternages.—llertme sal sesiw. ea. t.Yel Wee far ?armies& sod Woolwich: the mew d the Mea d er to be treedeteml to the On& ore, sod the lateer et he dw. M.. onkel this Mom the watwerd, wed at pig m 10, Wefts' wewL—DWIPX:= with Wm. awls empleall hem* te be meted ea melee = r 1:11I wrl lemwenew We OWL-210% se. erne Was Wow kW Wok Ws awesome. te mho vest odoes. AzwetaLLTY, Nov. 11.—ArocsaillUoM.—Liostoraanb P. A. Seat led C. W. rapier. to be diet sheen Is out rare. G. W. Med*, IS be besterat sad wwwwwWwe of liseity, revenue enists.-111dol1pola: W. Iliay, to Crary: 8. C. Young, to BPORT . IN9. SZTITifil AT NANCHMITIEL Piworroar.rooszt. Orman.' Cuoss. - 3 to 1 opt Rod Loo ( woof, Lt STINTLII Cauta.-7 to 2 apt Premed (t), Sto 1 art M. try Liar 11 to opt Alltod 12 to 1 apt loskespor (t), II to ► set Mawr (t), IS 1 apt Wolvadomum , Mamma Cur.-40 to 1 ort Coma (t), I,roo to 15 opt Wean Ms. (t), 1,000 41 slpt h=a (t). 1,000 to 11 owl ONO Wolves Oh 1,1/M/ to 1S apt Ws/ AUIDOWN COOSSING m roar.) Tar Dra Ur. Tr lb aria% Myer bat Mr. Etestri !Agile:aut. broders Ordialgra bra Mr. Omit Easter Pere. Mr. Itterffs Male Jen teat Mr. BMWs Motley. M. W. Itteats Dens brat Mr. Paritirra's !report. Mr. Tr w 911111111 . 0 9111111114.111111 Mr. Osamblestor's Orlaado. Mr. rirkiiim• ratradr! HlBbt Mat Mr. leareares Look-out. Mr. W. Mereint Obi Min, Mae Mr rirbeerer areas. Mr. leser Weft Mtly Me Mr. Farldrar's ranberst. • P.rl dlTarr er Usa bet Mr. Man la Solis. Mr. Orbalairlier Omer Mr Mr. Lawnares Mr. Law mea'aNeeifrarn o o • If% Oraa. Mr. F. Petibor's Ur as brat Mi. Itoirs am. Or M. Orme oars gem MA Ima lir. lartiore's !relatable. ▪ Hula's liWarriter Dwelled Mr Mt. amp Ogres Vlers. Mr. berme% lerb.rert bet Mr. NMI% Met Mr. larldrands We bet Mr. Users Ws. Mr. Ir. Parkina's the Lily bee Mr. OrresteretreP. Mr. ImirbOD rwlMrabeat Ilia art Orrips Gage's Dem. Mr. limp% ft Meth Mat bet Mr St Oraw Orre'r. Cytbera. Mr. Ilierbes Maya Mil Mr. ibitamibili Mr. lartlars Tras bra Mr. UMW' Way. Mr. W. lawn' Wsu bid Mr. Parldera's !bk. Mr IliaraW bet Mr. nerd Eyz ww..B.B. Mt. T. to Minesei OMEN Ma Mr. loan Mr. 7.l.lrastes Ilbekall lOW Mr. riddowt's Ballot Parear.. Mr. r reldarralt Priam Thee es a bye. Tan Cur Arm Screastras. Mr. Omar% Omar MI Mr Mr. hero tow. Mr at. thew Ogres Meter bort Mr. Ortmeltera's Old Fatelaad. Mr. Itendra EV bre Mr. T. le Brerar's Oreldera. Ur. Orddrettare Barrtity Ira Mr. ages Is Debar (late the tabs Eattnigmet. &WITT COURTB—Twiresoke. Bohn the lard aisocellor. Is at MAITili 01 DICRoOI.—PIIIIIOII OF RIGEL Mr. Dickson, the petitioner, appollied go olio 144 ad mid ho had received a letter from the dim et the nem. *Wag that the Attorsey-Onsevel withdrew the fee width he isede in this court teat Thursday (see the LIMNS of itilayi e to pay hiss 16e. diam e d i pat ea end le Me pease& (Dickson) else te engin the 141 e. SW I bat 1 1%, Aftesey-Osseral m *ea he sebril the Lea hose the wowees, is penman et the Clones esdNeweist ea *is petition, " Let rielit be Meneeptieselli said he withdrew his pre yed d Tireetity, teems he seder , tood *ere wen nosy sew dim* is the ems relit= es Kr. awl le we beard le min *dr denewin Us *dna le yep the M.* the pee ewe he kw et 'whin a poseedes% sad *et the pepeseat *aid be sumened late es adwitiss et the Nein at the deice. Ks insane. sew sighed to Willer his to sue* the proosedni shipthae. it was Kr. Moses ant bah *et be did set Wks lieark •a kw. The pains* al the INoarive Memo oketp kb patinas emphised woo stab hi 1842, eel be ON Wood *der the Name r nig his Nibs in three sea*, seri* the other who nienl4 ith ditty. He allowed the serer. :F r t i o pew, mad Ate newel years pressed this t.—Kr. Dienes said the money was is =- trona him. He gave seen to the Nam to nab h. sad set pay it ever to the wows. He was at the time ea. peed is law pesseslisp es resew boa the News boy ▪ .awned hen bin is the eine way. awl he at NS eneweded. Ks bed*, et the ion is Inisadi sad the law et the saw bens he embed w that this tewaiales 18. till. be pal le him 1 bat V that wee set den. be asked the wwewholak ma wee ready to pep the =sif a Nation yie isqr sa t eon Ke to the ease of the leen hi Le* Onewbuly. eel Mn. Ain*. The dwirewle st Ws by trans n beim* aweasted te,dbri.. dl an& newly get im properly ins the baste of the enwri, sad whisk it MAW 11 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1848. la any custuted Mu the tau la en pate Witehineon Saving bun mob by ••••••1. OM So Is • femur &ides his true& se " Vision arniumlimsm. , " It isms te lave hoes thseekt that the somme nl• hesri is b. hu exuniled Wes is somiudilkff. , 01111. hems Issu nor is thus any niece to apprehend that uhibleues ma istession of the isle will ever take plus." fa Ina noef the author, after noticing that the prudes hied beim in ex paste Hutchinson, said " This le ism& to be lanteated."—The Vice-Cianeellor said that, without meaning to express any opinion whether the practice el the Court riff Chancery had any hearing on the present ore, he was of oral& that neither the predate in heekier, nor the practice n bankruptcy rendered it incum bent on the court to refuse the present application, which his Honour thought sufficiently suppnrted by the circuinstanees of the caw Upon the petitioner undertaking to bid 1,250/. in advance, his Honour directed a re-sale, the petitioner plying the respondent his cats attending the former sale and the present epplication. COURT OF QUEBN'ti BENCll.—YeavinnaT. Inv. In Berm. The court proceeded to-day with the crown paper, and disposed of several eases, involving mere techniaal points. tea QUaint v. PHIVININ.—ItiScnoN or Ovaltilaalla In this case a rule had been obtained by Mr. Prentice, on behalf of the justices of Great Yarmouth, calling on the mayor of that borough to show by what authority be claimed to have the ebetion of the overseers of the poor there. It appeared that a majority ! with e justices claimed to exercise tM right, in conjunction his wonhip, but the latter esatended that he was exclusively entitled to it —The Attar aey•Ormeral now showed caws against the rule, and in sisted that the Municipal Act confirmed the act of Elisabeth. apes the Sib sad following minima of which the mayor nought to sapped his privilege.—Mr. Prentice. having been heard in support of the rule, the court decided that the mayor possessed the right which he claimed, and therefore the rale mutt he discharged with coals. BAIL COURT.—Yeininnart. Stamp Is Banco.—Bekee Mr. Judos Mime. lIUMPIHMIT O. &MOS AND OTRIOUI.—Tme TITUS COMMUTATION ACT.-111T. Beduin moved for a wale to show cause why all proceedinp in this case lima set be stayed. It appear d that the plaintiff was Ha WNW of Houghton Norton, in the county of Norfolk. and is ear fentants were the owners of an extensive estate sinned Is that parish. During the lifetime of the late rater, Hr. Wilcox, the defendants bad claimed the right to pay thews of 101 as s amine is lieu of tithes. Upon that clam being suds, as aristant tithe commissioner was seat down to in vestiganthe nutter, and lie eventually decided that the defendants were entitled to psy a Mods's. Oa the 18th of May, 1848, Mr. Wines died, and ths present plaintiff succeeded is. in July, 1818. lie then oonunei.oed an anion against the defendants for the paspese of setting aside the judgment of the assistant tithe com missioner. The learned counsel nnw contended that the Tithe Commutation Aot provided that all actions to set aids the decisions of the tithe commiesionan must be brought within three months alter judgment bad been gives, which in the present canted not been done. Although it was true that two years hid intervened between the time of Mr. Wilcox's death and the plaintiff's appointment, that did not &ter the can, for the Tithe Commutation Act expressly pro vided that no death should in any way dispense with the necessity of commexcing an action to set maids the decision of the commissioner within three emetics. The patron of the living in question wm a Koala catholic, consaquently the pneentatiun belonged to one of the universities, who had allowed it to lapse to the bishop, who in his turn had allowed it to lapse to the crown. Under these ciraimstanoes the learned counsel subeniVed that he was entitled to a rule.— The Court granted the appliestion. COURT OF COHHONIa liana. P—TIORIRDAT. 'Udall, LEAL SMITH AND OTHERS r. ?Ha HULL °LABS COMPANY: LIABILITY or JOINT STOCK CONPAPIIIIL — This was ax action of debt for goads said and delivered, tried last Friday before Hr. Junks Cromwell, at Gnildhall, when a verdict was given for the defendant. It appeared that the plaintiffs, through Hews. Far th ing and Son , their a g ents, had a ngst :sB*d to the Hull Gus Company—a completely • Joint Stock Company, under 7 & 8 Vic., c. 110 a quantity of rifle's, used in the making and colouring of gums. Evidence wan given by the plaintiff at the trial of the receipt on the premiere of its company of the articles in question, and of their being need foe the purposes of the company. But the learned judge, °Damning him eel( bound by a recent decision in the Bachequer, " Ridley o. the Plymouth. Devon, and Stonehonee Biking and Grind ing Company" (17, "Law Jeursal"),:direeted • verdict for the defendants ea the ground that the plaintiffs bad not proved that the connect was made with persons having authority from all the shanbolden to bind them. Tice jury having found a verdict for the defendants accordingly, Mr. Se/I*ot Tallinn now moved for a rule to show cone why that ver dict should not be set amidcand fora new trial, on the pound of misdirection. lie oontneed twit the Conn of Exchequer's interpretation of the 44th section of 7 & 8 Via, o. 100, by which the learned judge at the trial bad declared himself to be bound, was incorrect. That section had been made to mean that s joint stock company could only be bound either by tho sot of all the shareholden or of a parson authorised by the deed of the company to act on their behalf. He main tained that when goods were supplied to a joint stock com pany nemasory to arty oat the purposes tor which it wee formed, the company would be bound, by proof of the deli very of the goods, without proof that the goods had been or dered by a pawn appointed under the deed of the company. . 4 Qs nil ranted. PREROGATIVE COURT—YMT=I:43'. Before Kir 'Siebert 'mar Tait. HAGOaasTON V. All DilasON. —This was en application foe an account to be rendered by Mr. Hem Audience, a solicitor at York, as executor to the feasts of the father of Haggenton, who had bequeathed a life interest M his property to her, with Misfit of survivonhip to her husband. —Dr. Sayford, on the part of Anderson, opposed the appli cation, on the ground that the parties had given • ralSale to him as executor, and that an account had been rendered.—The ;court, is giving judgment, said, it felt the release was not • proper instramut. it was prepared by as attorney in his own office, whammed by his own auks, fee hie own discharge from his reepossibiktiee. The court could not admit of melt an instrument. Mr. liaggenton claimed an account from Animus, es executor, suiting u a reason that money had been received from the Court of Chancery, which had not been accounted for by Anderson, as exerutor.—The Wart required a comma* of the value of tke amt., and that it had bees duly administered. It would reserve the question of Kota. SECONDARIES' COURT.—Tzeranner. More Kr. nonsdary Potter. UN CP:ON V. Ora W. MAMMY Tkis wee a writ of capies at legman, directing the &miff of loodoa to secertain what property was pormased by the defendant Sir William Thomas Stanley Ramey Stanley, an outlaw, within his bailiwick. sad to noonl a bY a J value of the mot if soy. • Widen of the crows. end shad that the writ weigii - ei at the in stance of alb. looloren Lewin a wilielter. A clerk in the hisklag istalthisont of Meson Britt, Payee, and Smith, misted dot moo moths ago wens sheets of plate were depo sited with Nu . Smith, Payne, sad Smith, as notrity far a debt Ass to the by tits dehirdent. Re had not, however, assn the plats, so that Le could not speak as to its vales, hat he knew that Keen. Smith refused to pro duce Et add believed that Meson. Smith's lien upon it mho. Re was instructed to my that Yana. smith, !gen end Smith, would not produce the piste. • Oleo stated that some time ago be had ems 1. ha. to mesa* la a sok *Mom Oeskall against the eskerho• Rs west to Mae. Smith 's allowed bunk to vy upon the piste is e wee sot and one of** patters t qtaw/Arra H ell him that Sir William's debt to ' them of 4,0121. was shoo tho who of do plate. He waited upon wadof to do Emsk of England, as the of Marrs. lade and Co., ma sowed them with a nodes not to pert with the poseeq. As this was all the widen, gives, to hormei j- t ry add the jury that it won nOS asiebst to molds aunt to fist that then was any property within the iwridietien ef eheril—Vadiet POLlCE.—YilereiDaT. MANSION.ROUSR.—Boacuray.—P. sad B. Lissiott were charged with haying broken hale the Imehenee ef Ibsen. Bigby and Co.—Mean. Rigby IW. le aired property how time to time, aril gsigt i re; had every reran to believe that their seneata were not abetment, bad employed • Ciq shea r t:= into the ratter. Potions= Dads sad the thorn= I watched apes the errabes, sad ea Taesday sighs they beard a sales la a itetekses ahoy %dew thew, rid epos of rewards they rd bea steps era a ladder, and herd that • board which asps:stem the betteher's sim p fleet roL the parse ia which they were raeseled D a vy walked over to the hoe which as suddenly presented lard for Wit-upees of revealing those whom be saireeted have Mend tea oe. coping, sad lend hie badman open the eget at the neb ..at Braliris Later wes at the top et the ladder. Dora fellow se the ladder, awl albs hie" bilabial raVtke he fellow fugitive burg palled sway the Lida, mad fins nakralt barbest lee the dicer to fad • bight of Mho het. The ether bower never leg et the ell of perseit ari era overteek and never_ bin limorifrferost. Rubes sent Burris Urea at car le he siatierbsess Davb retuned to dr barbseeihey sod bend there Frederick Linton witbost cod, hat, and ens, sad readiag rider the kola u if, to vas the Mews words, be bid jar ease down through it. Lira dee premier of Dearria Linter were bead in Davis era' ardelea b r a revery irKern. Rigby and Co. The fury bad bone made was, it aplom b e atis srateley nt the pelpelles• relative.—The priapism were reseaded. (11Millehm..—Truivis ON Loan MAYOR'S DALT.— G. Aims was char o& with robbing Jams Be, a lissered victualler at Vending, sold, en tha 9th el eimbiler She Phew and another ran rows Idea down tea Ilirkfrian.lrldge to Vferaunster.bridge, sad, having beard than with two per of her, he retuned with them. At Riesidemobridge he treated thank to two pots more, and eared his fare to the primer's cospeaket, who said that, se ihey bad fared so well, be would not take ea .Re gou yea MST. bat wen OVlTtakill by ties yebemer, ale dermas& his feu, sad tams rid kir sad beak afterworde treat to the in Angel, F ore sad bed • giro efliarre. While wienea revs It be hit his run mak esti, as ke was el:tab le& tbe sway harmed. The rimer was 511 des while resift by his side. The sane, I gee taw her tbe ride pocket el the Oak There era drat SI., whisk ma listed els Aare he U. 7s. a Beak of Inglead sob, arm belfunersigae, sad h. work ef loiterers , . Wie ser as oat of dun site the primate, bat amid ar see bla•—The primer was esearaiterl: _------- paRYLEBONE.—Crianon or Daeutern.—H. Cock. bum, son of the late General Cockburn, appeared on the following charge :—H. Partridge, in the service of pic, W. Cockburn, SI, Brook-street, Hyde-park, de posed that im the previous afternoon, during the absence of her master, defendant made his way into the house, and eooa a fterwards she heard a great =Me up stairs. She went to see whit: was the matter, and saw defendant , smashing pictures and other articles in the sputment with a poker which he had in his hand. Tre floor was completely I strewed with the fragments of frames, chimney ornaments, m ockery, gat, and he remarked that he was able to pay for what he had broken. Witness ran down to call upon Dome I'S men, but they refused to interfere, alleging that it was nothing but • " family affair." Defendant, who had shortly before this treated the men with some gin, then celled witness up, and told her to see what he had done, at the same time 'lying to her that he had had his re venge; he also gave witness • blow, after which he went away.—Mr. . William Cockburn, • clerk in the Ordnincrefilce sad that on his arrival at home at a quay. ter to six, he fennel the pictures, Btc., iu the state previously deserihed ; the deniege was not at all short of 2001.; his mother, to whom the property was left, entrusted it to his care.—Delendant : Your worship, the things were as much mine as my brother's and because I could not get any of them, I broke what I %smoldered to be my share.—Mr. W. I Cockburn, in MINIM to the magistrate, said that the paint. legs and drawings, which were principally landscapes, were 1, by his father, and that defendant was jealous and envious of witness having them under his are.—Thu defendant xi was ordered to Sad good bail for hie keeping the peace to- f wards his brother for six months, himself in 601., and two 0 sureties in 401 each, with 24 hours' notice. SOUTHWAItK.—RevInon.-0. Barris was charged with assaulting M. Rogers. The complainant stated that • week ago, being present in a publichouse, near the Surrey Theatre, she saw the prisoner whom she knew to be • mesa her of the swell mob , attemptAo pick a gentleman's pocket. She aequaintcd the gentleman of the circuonstanoe, and pre. vented the robbery, and he having expressed hie thanks to her quitted the place. The prisoner, however, aware that she was the cause of frustrating his object in possessing him self of the gentleman's purse and money, kicked her, and than running out of the house h e made his escape. On the previous night she went into the Equestrian Coffee. WA's, adjoining the Surrey Theatre, and while she stood in front of the bar the prieoner entered the place sad struck her • violent blow in the mouth ; and then abruptly left the house. She, however, ran after him and gave him into custody. tier mouth was very much cut, and bled grestly.—A policeman said that the prisoner was always lurking about the theatres with other swell mob.- men ; that ho had been several times in custody, and twice or three times summarily convicted.—Mr. Cottinghant sen tenced the prisoner to pay • fine of 51., or in default to be I committed for two months. LAMBETH.—Ouriccom or THE Law IMPUTING I TUIMPIKIIB. —J. Garlick, a collector of tolls at the Vauxhall turnpike-gate, under the Surrey and Susses trust, was charged with exacting and receiving more 31 than the legal fare. The summons had been taken 3 , out on the part of Messrs. Smith and Dews, carriers. ; I ; Two points at issue in the present case were, whether se the trustees were empowered to enforce a toll not specified on A their board of tolls, and also to charge extra toll for waggons, bt the wheels of which REM not the width of six inches, and it was admitted on both sides that the toll charged was not !! amongst those painted on the board, and that the wheel of the vehicle upon which the toll had been demanded and taken was not of the width of six inches.—Mr. Elliott, who had taker' • week to consider the matter, delivered his judgment. In .. doing so he admitted that, notwithstanding the number of enactments relating to the law on the subject, the question at issue was left in the greatest possible obscurity. The 13 Geo. I 11. required the trustees to have a printed list of ; tolls at each gate, and the collector, as their servant. was authorised to take such tolls only as those ordered by them. t The defendant, as collector, had failed to show that he was authorised by the board or list of tolls to charge the toll in question ; indeed, it was admitted that no such toll was spe cified on the board, and the case being therefore proved that he had charged one-half more than the legal toll, he should convict him in a penalty of 61. for the offence. Mr. Elliott at the same time expressed a hope that, as the question was one of considerable Importance, the trustees would t ke the opinion of the Court of Queen's Ranch on it.—The question is one of serious importance to the trustees, as it will lessen their receipts a third on one particular vehicle, which will amount to several thousand pounds annually. PUBLIC SALES.—YerreunAy. By limn. Damns and Gaups, at Clarramay'a.—Free bold estate at stanmore, Kiddlanes, called Stanzame-houge, coneistling of NI•1101011, park lande, and the borne farm-home and land, contain ing in the whole 319 a. M. 34p.; estimated manual rental 9734 101. Sti.; knocked down for 26,00(0. Hill-home and two cow" adjoining the preeeding freehold, con taining in the whole 37a. Ir. lµ of land, let foe 14 31 . 12a. W. per annum; 3,suot. Kenton-lane Farm, at Marrow and Stanmore, containing farm house and building% and 463 a. b. 29p. of land, freehold, let for 6344. le. per annum; 25,300 t. The Marsh Farm, near Stanntore, film-lwasi and building% and 160 a. hr. 6p- of freehold land, let for 2124. 3s. per annum; 6,9301. Old Church farm, Stanmore, fann.houre, 'buildings, lee., and IS3o. Or. lOp. of freehold land, let for 2521.• 7,0001. The Grove, a quarter of a mile bona Waked, comprieleg mansion, UMW. °mane, and IBM Sr. tip. of land, let for 3111. 17s. per annum; 10,0001. MONEY MARKET. WIDNISDAT "WINO. The stock market was occupied with the usual business of pay day upon the settlement, which does not appear to have caused embarrassment in any known quarter. It is asserted variously that a mass of " bear " accounts have been carried over at, of course, a considerable cost, to the next account day, which, supposing the steadiness of the funds in the meanwhile, or their possible im provement is price, might create some of thou a wkward complications of amount, which are not uncommon where settlements are postponed to the morrow or some other distant day. Console hesi tated between 861 to and k above, for money for a great part of the day, but became more firm towards the close of business at 86: to # for money and time. At one time of the day there was a " backwardstion " of more than k in favour of money stock, or, as may be more clearly understood, money stock was worth so much more than stock for future delivery. After the regular hour of business Consols advanced to 86i to foe account. Reduced Threes closed 8.54 to 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 8.5; to I. Long Annuities, 81 to 9.16. Exchequer Bills, 40s. to 435. premium. India Bonds, 345. to 38s. premium. Bank Stock, 188 to 190. India Stock, 235 to 237. Some considerable tranuctione took place in Russian stock to-day, and prices improved in conse quence to 981 to 1001. Mexican were rather lower at 211 to t. Peruvian were steady at the recent advance to 34 to 7. New Granada, 12 to 13. Bra zilian, 72 to 4. Chaim, 82 to 5. Spanish Fives, 11 to 1 ; the Threes, 23 to 1 ; Passives, 21 to 2. Por tuguese, 231 to 41. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 45 to 6 ; the Fours , 69 t o 70. Belgian, 71 to 3. Danish, 62 to 5. To-morrow the tort nightly arrangement of account becomes due. Some considerable quantities of gold, as well as silver, have been taking their departure from the Bank of England for some days put, which probably the returns next week way show. Yesterday it was observed that a much larger amount of business was done in foreign exchange than for a long time past. From hones it was inferred that commercial transactions were extending with the continent, which probably may be the case. But it is proper to be noted also that the multiplication of bills might arise out of the very considerable remittances of bullion and coin abroad. Reports have been current for some days in the City about the probable incapacity of the French government, through the penury of the treasury, to meet the payment of the dividends on the debt next ensuing. It may, therefore, be useful to mention that the dividends next eneuing,due on the 2nd of Decem ber, refer, so far as stock, to the 3 per cents., which amount to considerably less than one-half of the half-yearly dividends due in September on the 5 per cents. There can be no doubt, therefore, that, wider present circumstances, the dividends of so much lesser •mount now about to become payable will be .. 111111620 111 4 Met 11114111/111 FUNDS. Bank Stock, VS India Ma. =der SLOW. 34 8 3 par Of. led. ABM. 061 6 South See Stook. 94 Ips Q. . , Comas for Ace4..161 1 ~.., . .., i r t 3" 3 io re. lw M t AwiL p. SlNJek ' 1 1 860. Di 11 ti :0,.. 506. 1 2 1 6 ., 0,. ihmk .1 13 ,6 40 . 37 . 1 . : Mts. 10 S ys, exp. 10th Oct.. dn= 20.. magei. 40 : Id.. nit si isdi• Inca. 231 June. 40 31 6 IPOIIIOII F UN DS. 6 pr, t. 1ez1emi.1846.2 1 0 0 7 C w t . B . dm hem Me, nal. NI " C` X. ft6ll .. 6 214 i fr; I St 3016P1"n Fer 1 : 6131.46'6 . 6 324?er i m Ct 91116.24 ' 12 r pre o p t, Sundae Dow* vin. s Da, 4 0 . SL. NOW FA— 4 ter ut. DUNE 0.1.11•16% IN km(NIANOES STOCKS Assam 41 ill- L. 717 - Wl e". 1- 7 - s ."" la ssil 1 1 4 64 ri 164311 a To 1 a 1 k ...... aoii64 • ea a% 63 44 44 --- " li 4 . Maissos 'sleeks : 93"411. 16 ..1=461117 . r i:::1 K r li Ses ua lor m a i l 61 11 . 4 . iaT i llanlo . . Loa k rili t n e M mi rst i j • 11 71; i1 44.4 1441. 1.4 14 a4;i 1 4 8111 bA51W8AX 1,, h ,.. • ~...... taint., 1144.9.—11 eve pc_ Onii.. ALlfta per S= . 3 l 6 . 'lirell Par OWL. a; I. INI. UP; Dt4444 II: 111.1 a M Maw raiMil. ,l4 . RAILWAY NEWS. 1 There was an over supply of shares from the fact of speculators for the rue having overloaded themselves. The market, therefore, was rather heavy , towards the elms of business. Thie um the for giving names for Wanders preparatory to the c aele asst. —The Ler i Chamelke desired the petition to be headed up to him and he would road it sad state his °Eloise. MAXO P . DIION AND 01111111111.—SQUITMIL LOS I Ai lIIONYINT OP • C O •111111-PMITT.—This W• 11 an appeal vision an order of VienChance ll or Baled Biwa, Creeds, so Weenie& to MOIL t. mrwd.aa trOM mantis, a ledgmeat at law.—Mr. Comer, for the appellants, Memo. Dim sad Co.. beakers la Chancery-lane, stated the are to this seen, that in °melioration of largo &Mame of money (.wending 12,0001) made by Dixon and Co. to Kam. Boyd mad Co., shipowners, they deposited with the appal. lute s ettartenparty, dated April, 184 S, sad made benne& Boyd aid Co. and *NM lionglee mad Co., merchants, of Loudon, oa the ship 'Make, of which lord and Co. were the owners. The ship wag to proceed with a cargo from Liverpool to Amnia, gad themes foe a *ergo of guano, &a Xbe term of the charter-pony wen that at the expiration of the drat four months from the India. of the ship 4001. would become payable from Kauko 'sad Co. to Bad and Co am 6001. more at the expiration of four months from the day ofdenudes from Liverpool; atthe expiration of eight months 1101. non Weems payable, sad ly theeoeforwards during the continuance of the chartmparty per month. In Mach, 1848, Dixon sad Co. gave Marglos aad Co. no tice of the Marterporty bier deposited with them, sad that they were entitled to receive the permeate as thei l be i :me due. The 4001. sad 600 1 . Win Wlin doe paid to d ue' Co. , who, ea deposit of the chartmitertY. Minted Bang sad Co. make the future Pi/meats to Dino a 00. They applied in May, 1846, to Banks amid Co. fee pay of the 1801. then due, sad that sum was paid. Boyd sad Co. beams is. eolvent, after which lisogles and Co. made another payment to Dina and Cs. ea the foot of the Marne-party. They declined to make farther payments, slagis that by as aereem at maned taw between them and Boyd aid Co. subsequently to the date of the eharter-p. they red into a joint sposolatiou, la whisk, afteredes *Mo per ton per month lee freight of the ship, they more In diem equally in the profit sad loos M their mans. Boom Dins then brought an action on the charter-party mid ob tained • verdict and jedgmerit, whereupon Bunke ed Co. Bled this bill to restrain emotion ea the judgment, and the VionChisocelke mated an isjoaction for that purpose. nil learned counsel, after stating the fans, conteaded that Dims sad Co. were entitled to the benefits of the etelpesent Os them, and that Manias sad Co., who stood by eat mts abed their tight, by asekkalelfOiSldli Oil it, wave posinisi from the smerties ist their dam mist this sub-ogreement. Had they hams& ,tern Mew wises they mho the payments to rem, that they bed Ibis ads, they sehLtd_est up mese tide. tee they sever Mimed it. Be eft& Oid • Wir e ; SR), aad ether ma relardos the M s the etasimeta whew Mwllmsatrrey in supped ibe et the Ilise-Clisneeller, Weed that it was eel the hate of Nemeles mil Ca. to Mama Dims and Co. at theft ikiM I MS It tom imeeelmil es the latter, be fore they usempted the ekthe shrew party, to Mime whether Boyd aml Ca. it Weary wilds% Wenn a dep.sit of a chose is soh= =melt' be afraid by whim be tweets other parties, ash oguilable mignsee Mk It tab tweets to sil ts liabilities. Thg_esiborei weed urea In support of that argument —The pureed Chummier add be thought the we a very_dmr mes, mid bulk. briefly stated the facts of the ewe ble WM* add that. up to a certain Pseud. the equide: Maligt• mod Ow were .Iw, ad not affected by anything that Held and Co. ad with Dixon sad Co.; but Mos mute the amigo meat to the latter, with direetimas her eaf Mingles and Co. to pay what me due, or sight ter become hoe es sweet of freight to Dixon and Co., although claim ing to be entitled to one half thiamine, without Dime seal Co., and permitting them to rely on the whole a s s o~pest of Mk sicarity. The ganglion thou was whether, these ciremastmess, Mangles and Co. could step is and deprive Dims sad Co. of the interest they acquired under the migamet. HO lordship thought the pnnoiple was OLP that admitted of very little doubt, bat in order to determine hew far it was ma to hear Mr. Cooper in reply, he wished to be walked with some tan, if there was any, where a party, having tionewaled his equity until another equity war treated, had been permitted to avail himself of his omiselow—The learned counsel said they would search ' , lt such cafes. Mime the Meant of the Rolls. WILSON v. ElMS.—Qozarton AI TO Tun Shin Divans. —The argument in this case, the constriction of the will of Mr. Peter Johnson, formerly Recorder of Yea, was re. named. The question related to curtain real estates of greet value in Yorkshire, which the testator settled on his daugh ter, the wile of Sir John Eden, Bart., for life ; then on ber eon, Robert, for life, with remainder to his issue male in tail general ; end then on her eon, Morton John Eden, for life, with remainder to his Wine male in tail general ; and in case his daughter Magid have no Mote male living at her death, or no such issue male who should become entitled to his reel estates under his will. he gam the estates amongst all the dam/Alen of his daughter. Lady Rites left her sons ltobert and Morton John, and also eight dsughten surviving. Mor ton Joint died in hie brother's lifetime without item. and Ether' died in ISii, without Mae, having devised all hie reel 'mama to his cousin, Sir Wm. Eden. The daughters claimed the estates of Mr. Johnson, es effectually devised to them an der his will, and Si, Wm. Eden contended that the daughters were only intended to take it Lady Eden left no male nem living at her death, which was not the case ; sad that Sir R. Eden took the estates as the testator's heirnt-law, and had effectually devised them to him by his will. This suit was instituted to try the garden. and the Ccurt of Exchequer had given their opinion @genet the denslters to a 1111111 sent to them by this wart. Tie eldest 05 the daoghten new ens to get a ease sent fee the ulna of another eenrt of law. Messrs. Terser Umphey, Wong sad other essweel ap peared for the Terser, r • MOM ' Walpole, Mains, and Camargue apposed far Mr W. Idea..—The Msr of the Rolls said there was safiriest aeabigeity In the will to make it desirable to have tie *sin of wawa mart sad it having been weggewed by mussel that the epeeist nee paper of the Court efCommas Pleas was meek in sneer, it was arranged that a ere dienid be sent fee the opinion of the Cann of Qum's Bends. Wore the okoCommollor of Pseud. RIM= IP, 811114/011.—D101 111 WITH COOTS AGAINST 11111CITTORS 101 HOT RAMO PAID INTO COURT THE Ll• OACT Ol as INNIS; DUDS& Tit LIRA ACT.—A gem dos of auk isportease r szsestces was raised to this case. It appealed that a tenestdz, aimed Klisobotli Delten, by her will gave vases Missies, mows others el 6W to the plaintiff. Masa Warts Mold], them eaWiiiM. Upon the death of the isstatriz. the pieiatiff OlsOns Dfteao. wee an Want. wad the 11Wroalses invested the sea sf 601. to the 31. per esat. amesels. to warm the Valatirs Way. Upea the plaistlff Mamba the so .1 21 she soolisd to thetmons for yequeent d bar legoey, and saell fell sum of 60L amid isasseff p ing cot. ken do masks after the death of tits Welds, stak shojethse OK The exe cutors, is sr rifer, dated Una the sum of tit =ffdff the lope of OK would samestat, with the Wo rm, WU ealy, _whiffs sant sewed Se p ep . This me:reined, sad • bkl w as died wind she encloses aloft the fell sassuas het hem de. 11110104 fir the easeaters, easktemded= ware milmi,juillisit is the 00112•8 they had They - hod laves Sol the largSa :e t tends en esseuet t he Stare beim varis em = ted bad aired to pay the sus Janis with soessted M slily I IA bee dos the NMI desersAel. sad tkb bill MA lees Med to newer thee 101. If the assist= bed paned the "Nam seam et /whip IM bray hoe nod osier she Aret, k wee* .havo bus lavessed is do one sleeks loydrissesolestAserinst awl wadi hasp mimed the eseet no sow skims by tho eastalses. bat in flat ens the lapin wadi have had to pay ell ths equine e m ir 12 the messy sent sod e a t abbe is was kr this MOOR that the menses adopted a earn whirl 11m m : e t/Ist oast bessisisi fir the Innen, awl IS had boo el by all the ether legatee mops this yiektilL It Was a Omit their nodose gringo tide. dot the esseasten, ski bed by sand tise bodes a no of Nob whisk would set have amosslsd M Ise that 10L, shield have bed • bill et tbb de ottiPllso iNi spied thes.—The ItiorCheseeker said the eassabes Won mob themselves toe it they bad takes efthe Leeway Ad, mad hal paid the berry Ists e a a d er ls : l rrst, se they bed set dose se, he thought the &Witt -vs ambled to a &arse ; ad she woo ei the nit suet be sv the executors. Behr. risethesodier Light hiss. LI PAN= RTLANDS CIOUDOON. ISAIRRUTT Taveran—lb. De Oen entearted the petition, whisk wee tint el paths aka* men a et whisk the bankrupt wet the enly eareines; teistee. Ware the lisahripley, be , ban Wee seined ht • solt Ohinney, instituted W ems of p tbe atideans in seeded teenten) trylin sent triad to pay Me sweet unit, being the triessi admitted te be den heat his is lupin ef the nun wads. Iw sen.panwn of this sni was wow Nes be bailees lakes osier an sitsdinank lapin,. The pentiseses hal shady Meisel ea win to tafis mina sees/hiss, sad to parte site the fell and the pass aow was ea ter tin gums. of Mahe sew trona • the will swgented, and of ftereher tressny esnorind In Sr esseig mid. lir. Dann. in the beakrapt, coa tested the* behee the pliiikeN lll weld hare sap farther ✓elief wider the hi, theyareneseend to the dhebuge *Din taakrupt oat ef entedy, indtkattheirgesof ansantsd to am ebonies to pressed maw the Id, it sot being serapenat to beie then to bereft of tint peewee, Ind e/as to less" the balding* in pi lle ss soder theatoeunat Tbe Vierateresi• for mid eppifeMiaeafMMMsedstetMOe.tef Obeinowy. —Mr. Deem sold that a media hr that ripen had beta Rade, bat without tares. the pendenses not irseng sew unini to the beekrept's discharge Mil the TinrChressilar et Beglend (Imelbee whew the less met) banes boil *AN the neat kited of the *tanned set bees a_p_r d s to the }sail. the MM'S nun be vetoed. An ken lide denim was peading.—Mr. Fe tb line appeezerf wipess.—Kr. De Gin sahnined that, urn tits en *shies ea atteskasest for soaepaysesat of a earn bas exert did at sin a awe of siestien.—'lie Vite•Cheaselisr end it was winseenery to disease that quatica, se the disekseie of the hembrept iou neared to hare no conawrica with the wily Mist sew sanely, the eppointateut of sew tresseas sad the sele of the security. TILII order amt therahn be Walkup& Ix Posts In se ilteennion.--Orinnte Bresuton— , Mr. Wilearzessepoted the biddiap the ig=rhilrom.praysitithet the Been sad Tait* obi* hod bees sad arkr the lot, =Lilt be apse& the petitioser sewing as edema al TIM. We took plus a. 96th April Let, Were Mt. 8= Imam. Whoa the esellieeer ettennetl, he made ne on snout (a he elk/mi( of the Rawl'hay of the satin, NA meant of the lIIIMIIIIONS demise all Water, nee then iris only our Inelisg, tank Inn Nude ea the pert of =......d........ to Oa 'Me pertly wee con knocked ion et Mot sem la m , of Vt . *: "Es pane Pordegtes" (1 Ball est BY. KO ; L ar rpeste Rateldnees" (I MeWsiorisa Ayttes,rehrrli " Is we Millis end Ormsby" (9 , 4443), were llr. Baas end Mr. Pfspei, the posileer, win that the modem of die Conte of Obeserry is this safest had net loses adapted Is Benkroptey, I.IBT.—LUNDub. NW/EMBRY. 15. lea•Wieeist UM. ID lonia eilaraelwr. depots Aglaia SIIIMPIAMB: Uwe of Ila? !Mites WWl' view. has hitherto been charged is no mote than 8,01151.—8 y order, W, GRAY, jun., aceretary.—York, Na'. 14, Mb." Pa , 1 : 1 :4,p. i 44 ti :1 34 11 24 tit VAL 40 3341. II 13 114. 0 0 RI! 19 4 41 1! .._. ? :ibirettos Asabol.bet Itir Wei.. rad r do.sitloreet.orster: 1 1 !rods. /Hr. W• 717.1:%. I aro. 6,01. JR. calb I d it P atar: Huston. dkonotairm !arbiter bowl Koster. . St = align.— B 11:110 4 1 7 41 air t r I. !larder I liebbird. If 16 to. loedea ha Waders i De.. New SOL ... Do Now. 401... -PS W. Gem 7 mem. IS In. DA do. Troths iLI lld. Do. Tllsd. . I4S id. I Do.N.lS . j p . e Pref ... . f i lig ... b. 4 Lon..e. ealk fiii. it 1 i ewg It 4 r Me& Burt., A Met. 4 11 , 14.. Serf.. Lingle. . I De. *sham. .lio.l nt 7ld. I Do. Nee 101. P.41.M.10 _ ) Deilt.GrionAil N %haat Do. 601. ohs,. De. Dino. a Diot t, Do.O. DMA Wept. Do. Drisi.&UNtiM A1id.414. Woot.prithl I tingeatig & Geri&ii De. Mann Ds. • - • I Do. Thirds 0' NorAdh . 0 W. Nee 20L . D4.osicirl. ni P. d• I' De. do. 4 per Cent o 1 Do. ifs Waving V. North& SSA. Water North titafferlther North Woolens 10w/d., Werrak Walt, 1 legell.llsiik I.& Neg. Iftods. mod Deena. Seollis4 Coots! .... 1 Segitish Pfl.liaiiii . 1 Arum AlAr. den A YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK. Yesterday the director, issued the following stateseak ...bowleg the present potition of the company, Load the Whoa% erbieb, after careful comitteration, they lose formed of its preset and future liabilities and prospects." " Tbe total amount expended in theiticks undertaken by the compaay, to the lot i'ilovoislike lad., . am . " The estimated amount of the gross cum whictl rnlitlitt s d for the completion of the work. now to pro.tren,_saa . the now works prope•ed to he executed cis, the Badduetuu, Keho. Alberich, and Wark worth Manche , . the Tyne and Tweed Bridges, the Auckland Valley line, and the Tyne Docks, and Including, also, the nompietion of the Penton and South febleida porches', and We Funderiand Duck nub scrlptiun, Mating the gross amount of the capital to be ultimately rst.cd Do. Protonsa! I mobilo.* dolit.o.mo• lAotniLelafohD Do. au. LIL Po.d I. 1 lidt3l. o l= . augers , Do.Newaier•eibLl 1 Dv. LAILII4I./ 611 lIIW. do Ne• 2 D•Ner.aas pGI D0..d0, ill,. awl 1i 17i 3 NI Or, In mks to bare a sufficient martin for r ntltrecheies, my g73,, --- a. O; .11. will be mlWactory to the shareholders to ho inloraied, Wetting amount despite' eon be realised by calling up what remains unpaid en the extmmion share. No. I and No. 2, and by exercising pag powers of borrowing to the extent of 1,320,0001., ineludlng the exist. WY mortgage debt, which at present amounts to no more thin 722,0734. When all the works shall have been completed the lam gat* knrh of the several lines of railway in the pm,w won of ti ts company will he 330 miler, and the directors calculate that the grow income they may fairly expect to derive from the whole will be not less than 1,010,0.01. per annum, which is alter the rate of 20,450 y, per week. Thin Income will be subject la the following .any( viz. : c Y b e a rCreingesPensre Yor loserst uu horrswed capital, SAM M p,O A® at et pmoat. , ........... ........: ........ .• • • • • • • • • 119,7 X TOT' rest payahle to the Gnat North of Lngland Railway Coca. pony. Jodi/dins Interest on their debentures ..... ........ mug, For rent parable to We Hartlepool Dock and Minor Com pany, lucludwg interest on their dcboutures ................ Imes 15 - 47Pieni A. M. Newt ; Magas Olio. CI-Ay Do.d?.Say.grAWCl I /72:747. - . 7 4: 4- emt 1 INL I 11,1 146 N . 1 411 p. .N ' ro b s IQ 5 , 6 17p. 1. • •" a. 1 4 1 : t, . 11/ t ia at I Pr t .1 I Nram i r . gut -. • 041110 1 Do oil Mare! 'ExeSer.licovil,Dateb 101a04 *lmams.. Ade/erred 1 11• 0 : 4 Lanwl "Al n I=4 Arr a Dr. Nee. 401 Do. New. 301 Dv. NeW.l64 ens& !ham iltra Is , Do. shwa laaarter 0113110. I Ow Think Ise YiiM ........... 00. p,... =: 69.11 .2114 1 1 ) ... ! 7.. gareogt.4.44 "" Mato ...... 06 LOW awl liescUard. 09 , IM !mid Think .. tiny ..... coal.. ‘1:41 1 1 4 10 i et . !!!!!!.%!:6 • 1 I 171=501f Da. &Nan: .ro.Ncw6LirtaPet 1d4,400 . 10t I fir*Ma. " Showing a clear annual pro T tl o t t3l ol . 4/B,47Bl..,.‘ . bi — iii;;fiii dividend of .1. per cent. per annum upon the share capital cor 5,730,000/, will :awe asurplus income of 76,4704 " In estimating the prospective gross income of the can pas, at 1,040,0001. per annum, the directors rely upon the following mg. deratiom c The revenue now produced by the traffic upon the Ige miles of tine at present In operation, is after the rate of .b 720,0001. per annum, or 13,8484 per week. This it must be M 1 membered I. the produce of a year of severe commercial demist% during which the demesne of paseenger traffic upon railways hashes unprecedented. But there an be no doubt that the revival of ohm. meat will restore that steady progressive improvement of rail 'raffle In all departments which has been previously experienea, In the article of coal alone, the published returns Mow lila the quas, thy exported (rem the pore of Durham and Northumberland during the last four years has Mermaid after the rate of 431 per cent. In del short period. The Auckland Valley line, ninth the director. papas to constnut immediately, will open out • rich coal tield, awl go direetoce °medially expect will prove in the highest degree pain, tire. The formation d the Tyne Docks. and the completion re the bunderland Decks, will efimd vast facilities to the expartatice of coal, sad cannot fail to meat most materially In the development ef that traffic which is now suffering considerably from the want el dock accommodation. The improvement of the general tea& d the lines, by the opening of the bridges screw, the Tyne and Tweet boa not yet had time to exhibit itself to any extent, but that it vig produce a very large acarion of revenue therecannot he the slitting doubt. Upon all these grounds the directors feel great confidante anticipating that, by the time the additional GO miles of line shall hosa come into operation, the gross annual income will reach tie eingent at which they have estimated it. "It is not the,latention of the directorr, at present, to coneneasiss of the works for which parliamentary powers here been obtans4 besides those already referred to. "Tbe pronrietors are aware that ou t of the mosey raised already made upon th e guaranteed stock created ter c o o n the pa chase of the Great North of England Railway, • largesse Eas hempared, by way et loan, to the general eonstruetion saee& This It is the intention of the directors to replace ; but they de xis propose to make any further calls upon the guaranteed sleek foreiree time to come. They MVO little doubt that when the period= for completingit mpleting the p chase, the holden of Great North of stock will be content to accept the debentures of this coons'', m a moderate rate of intere t. Presuming such debentures to M 16% the calls already made upon the guaranteed stock of this will then come into dividend, and, calculating tha ouch ell yid be otter the rate of 71. per cent, the amont mks dialoging Mamma thoneeketh to be rid, beyond what u ie of already Warp* ei he about 416,0811. per annum, and this will be amply mot by Iles sek. seated aueginn Imesate. ThedireMere are happy to stale that their angegemaata Whig . glary uodarteldngs are of trifling amount. This company km a ailatural !Merest In the flucderiand Dock Company, to width the sharelsoldan authorised the directors to subscr.bo. PuMmaiseT mad= Me not yet been obtained for this eubacriptice, ma of the requisite power having, from accidental cireninemay =omitted to be sought for last elision, but in the awning man this will be remedied. Another undertaking to which the direwm propose that %he l m:deny shall contribute, ix the Aberdeen Wing, Ind they hem to recommend to the shareholders to sulusek" foe 60,11001. the preferential stock hued by that e The directors think It highly expedient that this cosopen= comma an interest In the lines on the eastern coast of 'Raised, Wm they lied competing companies using great exertions to mare tin whole of the tragic north of Edinburgh. Many of the pwrietore are aware that the directors have Mend into • prorWonal agreement for leasing the Newastle and Carlisle, and 7laeypart and Carlisle railways, and a coder bk number have in their disapprobaUen of the measure . The directors test it to unnecessary for them to state that they would not embark is my new undertaklng, unless they were persuaded that It would prove 16 vantageme to the company. They do not, however, Intend to pro the acceptance of theee leases upon the proprietors in °poetics ta their wishes, being quite prepared to take tIOOII themselves the re. sponeitality they have Incurred on behalf of the company. Io conclusion, the directors beg to assure the proprietors that nething can be more seeisfactory to the board than the present p:alo lion of the company, whether in reference to its trifle or to the a. here ef working it, and they have no hesitation in espreeeing their unthakeaconfidence in the soundness and stability of Use undermine" with Use management of which they and intrusted. This caking is (minded upon their experience of the steadily increasing crass which every year has brought upon the lines, notwithstandiog tbs cheek ocessioned by the recent extraordinary commercial degrade, and upon their cannellini that, as a railway undertaking, tape. party Is wholly unamilabie—that no traffic can be abstracted hem k by compating lines—and that en unfailing source of continually be. proving revenue is secured to It In the inexhaustible mineral milk of the , counties of Durham and Northumberiand.—By eider, Ism etas Ser.—York, Nov. 14, 1848." Onnotrv... I 1.9 oLs ti er r, cati.iQ IS I,..fterergibei. esedd r i d . ordodird. II Do. leo de. 14WW1 s us. de . 1 Da . No. 3 De. Ow VIM... ism& YerforA.b...&ole. Wallsriii.t Leonid WEraileflParr• di. Wer d ,t 0.2 We 4 Waft York. lima.. & Ear . Do.ode.Nagreladu De Itd.NoIIYIAN. De'N?. 2 4:ol , Pt TectiNerdilll4lade Do .Prehreece 70•0101. ROALWAIIL 41100-itatialt Imispos Amami. I.SPrMa as%lld.d. V. adie .1 1 0 . - 31 13 114. ~101 ~1 114 ail 4 'Arialo. .17. 131 .3 434. . 4 110 to Lasoisai , Ltassebourg WV, . Kew, diebd JAW • /fan. 4/Prowee . 0,101141 4. tier s.• rfiril Mg QOM. , Loa6o. N.Wat_ 1141. 4 Mars L • Do. do. New Do. ans. .. "..; 41g.m..1..../71. ir 0°3141112..11AL o Dc.104M1.. M H 1141 , , , d , th 4114 lam HAMITIC). Nov. 11.—thabowe. Berba.liambozg. 621; IMt S. Mod ; ;' Ditto. Priority bbanio. 87 ; rum, Nov. O.—Northam Li Milan. di: budwolo. 661; !111 / 118 161 i ill Peru ...* .17.1i1;ie;;;•;: Po,* too &um.. Pm* &amebas or , Rarest .in 4 lim . Sambre tad Phase. . lours and ?Putter. Wool /Istulas aneaularf, Mot Os t: SW Mimes. SD ; ilisoM icalribunt. Illt 31; A eb.NH • 164 o.lowdia. I; Yanks a....... nrs • M.211.114m1c NA•O trustme: l'Ofs eel Odasse.... Farts mid Ile z MA . Swaim NM • ... 1M . aviebel @nohow' sad eats.. Osaro (Vimes• • onetime: loOd I IL Nunn XEETlNoB.—Livaiwoot, )lANCHISTIft, Alto Naw- Asu...eroN-Tem—klifik AdjoNewnt mefflrforty .tketine.—Las. don, Nov.lls.—Mr.O.Leeman (chairman) proceeded to explain the pro. `rrm which had been made by the directors dime IM meeting. Sono delay had occurred la the eeeeppaaymeat of 10s. per share to the shire holders in oonsequence of the being vested in the names of three of theist. directors. Those gentisissa had at Met refused to Vander, but ultimately had done so under oarestca, and the repayment had been proceeded with. In looking over the loan of 15,000/. to the Lancs. shire and Tub/Mire ()outplay. the directoes had ascertained that it could not be called in without three months' notice. That notice had been given. The directors had oho bond thatorlous agreements had been entered Into by their predaceous with landowners and when, and had received notices from those parties kw the fulalment of the company's engagements. They lad Immediately set about making the Met settlements they could, and he had Tenon to hope that nearly all the cases might be pacificallyarranged ; but in order tad° so, it was that the meeting shouhl coder additional powers on the dire*. a toT. ai gith reference to the Burnley link " which they were under agreement with the iencashirs and Yorkshire to coneranot in the town of Bongo, that company had refused to release th. Is from their agreement, but he trusted, and bad reason to hope, that they would reccodder their decision. Hera also additional powers would be required. Another elated agnmaents were those which had teen entered into with the Northern Counties Company. They had agreed to mks twelve miles, known as the " Bedsit branch," for that employ, but as they were not liable to be called upon until the Northern Counties had mmmeneed their own works, and as notices had heal issued by some porno for the atendoninted of the undertaking he did not apprehend much promise in that quarter. With reference to the hinds, the share• holders had already received • return of 10a. per share, and the Lan cashire and Yorkshire Ctespeny, bolo bolder. of 6,000 shoo, Ind deducted their return heel the amount of the loan of 15,000 L The chairman concluded by proposing two tesolutioes—the first, em. powering the directors to enter into arrangement. with landowners or other. having, or professing to have, claims ag lot the campers and the seated authorising them to return the shareholders a further dividend of 4s. as soon as the fonds ehould enable them to do so. These reieshatione were bath agreed to, as was also one authorising the payment of the optima of the Manchester committee to an intent nut exeeeding M. per share. The latter resolution melted much angry discussion, but wee ultimately carried by a large majority. Thanks were then voted to the chairman, and the petweettege ter . COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. MINCING. Lhwa, Nov. 15 —The sugar market has teen steady to-day : 640 hhcls. of West India said in the private contract market at fulls yesterday's currency. The Maws were the principal buyers. The only public sale was cm of 12,401 begs of Manilla, which the importer bought in at 321. to Ma 6d., bat subsequently sold them in one contract, the wet price not Lads public, but presumed to be ULM. The refined market dull: standard quality quoted 411 e. fd.—There le not any alteration la coffee toda Native good ordinary Ceylon continues to be taken In .mall y. at 275. A sale has been made of about 2,000 tags Beard afloat is a ship to arrive, the price proomed to be 24n—Pimatto declined In a mall public sale.—Bum : A small prod of Bengal and Cute was offered in public sole and bought in at Is. 4d. to Is. 24. proof strength, but buyers did not appear within Id. per gallon of those prices.—Tallow UMW= at 43e. to 45e. 6d.—Cotton dul—ln other as articles no alteration ; but the market bail been thinly attended, frequent ly ocean on a Wednesday. ;nis - 7 — ated. - CAKSRON'S COALBROOK, STIAN COAL, AND BwAirsu. AND LOUosoa.-Bpfrial Meeting.—Loadoe, Nor. 15.-31 r. Omens (chairman) moved that the committee appointed by the shareholders to nimbi* into the Whirs of the company, not baring reported, be disrobed; whereupon a eharsholder moved as an aniendmin - t Mat the meeting be adjourned to the thin January, to aleard further time to the committee to report. After a rather stormy and irregular die curette a Cempremile was entered into between the directors and the shareholders ; both motion and amendment were withdrawn, end • resolution wee unanimously adopted adjourning the meeting to Dec. 5, the eltareboldems' committee undertaking to bag their report in the hands at the directors on or before the 12th al December. The meeting, having peered a voted thsnka to tin chairman, migrated. COT TON.—LivsurooL. Nov. 15.—Tho ma:kat was little more snimated to-day, and the sales were *boat 6,00 e Mks, a. eluding 3Ou for azport, and Sep on ►pec. SHIPPING INTELLIGIINCE.—Meus. am DOL , A as. 000 OIL 000.41111. DOC 2 Dulalla ..,... 0 0 Holland OO India v. Seath,o Maxim .31 1 0 Waterford .. 011 Mandan Si atopton..Nov.U! Ilano.Nos.2 l I lksashadm •01 FnUIN 00 Do. Mantilla 00 W.lall.,Nor.fil 0 GuerwaJers. 0 0 Lisbon .Nov 120 Dorian and WA linsil..Nor It 0 limstmerg.... o!01 ME. N.&W. 01 Sfax.. Nor. E ' GRAVIIIVD, Nor. 15.—Arrived : Balmier, Rotterdam ; Sir Edward Banks, °Mead ; lady Anne, Mary Elsa, Hamburg iiimpt" racielnua; Choice, Antwerp; NSW. Dantrls ; Mary, Coen; Jaunt Amyse, France ; Dee Eadssst,_ Clorft. ; .Idan, Denmark; Mots. Dunham—Sailed : Char UMW; Wartaumberland, New York; Thum. °stead ; Jolts Bull, ; Wema. Adam* Rtterdam; Lion, Harkness ; illsrissarat._ ; Ostrabirse, Desmarlu lona._ Ban:ekes • Palmyra. - arms; Jamaica; Draw, Dmnics ; Dorotbea Gramans. LIMPOM, Nor. I S .—Arrimd: : Albion. Mantra—Off : Re d 10.0 Gam er 13=lie Jial=liedwitk .1110., suck near the Red Stumm yestday ; wsw immd. EAdvertiseenentl—liptosirfox, that parent of SO many .taws at ma be effects* mewl bl i a d i we or the celebrated t °getable Resitorealve Pilia. vrerareel by c Kaye, of Dalton MA mar liteldeufiebt. This amirtioa ts lug upon mere opinion a protwhibty. tat npoo facto. Jonathan Clog& tailor, of 'Winchester. .d. I 0,,4 f m yam. from indiguetion. be was reootamendad to try Caul It or doll's Pills. and as the result. be haii enjoyed luttoe Poulin dm for yeah before.—Mr. James Noble. of Itrampton. Cumberland. write., My wife was far along time troubled with palm in the sumach. Ws of appetite. sickness. and geoasl debility. hbe we t fully visual to bealthi by taking one se nall bet of these pelb.."—Mis. W.. of Sulam. Mathniford. writing to Mr. C. J. NCDOIFOOTC. OW, . I treIICVO Kara Pills urea ley life last summer. when I wse aUldiel by the cholera" — Wien tigglestowe. Feline &tag% near Halms Auckland, war affeetal with .Wane of the bow els for two Tom bat wee !utopia to perfect boalth by taking one Vet of Rayeeler email% Pllbi.—Every one teller. IM front bile. Ontnlewcy. or Indluenlon. 6 aanteetly rcopromeeded to give Owe tab a tnaL tree that Mr. Keyes coat of &nos and a fah eimlle of Ms aleasture. are pealed co the directions for lee wrapped usind garb tot, es without Ohs none ere gamine. hold by all medicine venders. price Le. 11d..25. 94.. Of 41. 64. per Doe. ---.... YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND. Tretadey the threaten of this Hee need the following statemold of the albino( thiamine', and the extent of its liabili ties In rapist a this verbs wow la mamma and the =repletion of rah se see at mewl la seatimeletion - t" "The there melted of the imam ca width Maenad le paysble oat of the rommee dirks, from the earn the wale of the emealeasd ask sod the art owl W lona cm whisk Yam smet Is mow maid ea, to 4141 Of tins , 111,1104, Wog IL per ire on the lima sad Wart (6,1111. VW lin to aditled to divided until asil half Tear. TM capital of the mommy is at mama LOAM, The omega eapmeol seer lines whisk hove nee essineeted or purchaeodat is : the pram* ems (Masan the sins tamed to the Hull and Oseepany le cialikes thelm rennierbmes M Oral, Is 4,290,41 X M. Them eats bola row try amity arra. the amount to whisk tin mammy wil to Noble in raga( them is be aorarabay sated ; sal mamas ham boa mewed of the walla reqabod Ise ths ezterin teem Rertonannanie linotingicr, sad far thst lid& elll momma the Masa Wellaesh Um with the BM sal leridlholos Ur mar Nowistay. The anases compute me mammt *haat well bo wayaltol ter 01l them Mews (after =dieting the vales of the melee ins) at $Bll,OOl, swath, the pas esperull. taw ef the eamesay ab50t4.00.40 11 1. The whole, whet complete, will am to the essraw a thirlthither of 211 Who Mnebenre et the Hull sad eaby Have tsar leste), er awes. soit ye mile ,after dedwalar the ai k m elf oilesnael to the Hull ma lay Oempany at alrellablaal WPM "The anion Imme seperet fat/anon aI f orsorrthrbt the other ea* hr *lath poems ham boss obtained, the armors of calls, to. CZezret the eons whisk ihe company has yet power to raise on wel somm...= the amount required foe meeting the evadable" The na= ardware that the walk to be derived from doe llam sod the to. lair We i gen= a grim annual manse of WM. bagel llama of 1. per week, and the the working BIRTH& memo woo mem' le AWL The buena ca debts =Mit:Tr.-Not. 9, at leakhannoo, the wife of ihs Be,. T. O. Bae t i ll% wie boloth isre lhe sum leak 2 Lee BEI7 FOAM' acct, a .... 16 P w w ww. ; CHUMNor. 11, at Mertartlla, neer 1111W1101. Stacy, the aloof and the missol mast the Ibil Why sal on lines, to- C. P. mob. rec. et car cane, a •• 01 t , Weer with tho aka isim debsolareson those hoes is 6,3721. After CON "TAMA-Nor. 11,eaWleseow. Ira. 11. Coastal°, of dauebtrb dandle, Moe • ast berm of mom& cd 140,0004. will DA N lELL.-Noy. P, a Baiamaroct Won, the wife 11. Dada. remain mamba lo hie it am ri per ant on the la., of • wm. amount Webs lan eigatea. IMO it 1110111 i In PIWIn Pna On Pr IMAIIT• -14°T.11 • the wife of B. /Wm" Iraq " of 'WY' of WI en = .l l.ll "tWill e diniOnin d alMon th. I' Il ion thevingethmedyeere".47lt tr.,.... ww '' IllatelloolN. ..-Nov. M. at North Frederic-tetra. the wife of Dr. Fe. r i Zt r g mai Italy be to those of ordinary dltball.-Nor. 11. In Richicoudterrace, Bootle, the wilt of Cept. IL the lone wet be mhos* se fall doe at a cote of into- o r . R . of a we. fa meememedame 4 of omit The feel the Maar cola- MACNAORTEN.-Nov. 1.,. at Parelsence.tarraoe, Darelater. Me Wte demo la dash mama of the maim of the trallo, when they coca- of Y. Maanaghten. nt. ere na• pore It with the neelas a *abet twelve sacals, dating which the MORIEK.-Nor. 11, ,at Dover. Mrs. W. Morler,of ,a WO. _,_..,.. milk ta Ito Tam mMe amereay hes soared not only froth the PILKIN OTON.-Nor. 11, the wife of Mr. O. Plaatea. of Paw . ' commercial abets whisk les amorally but also from refeer , Edie'blbt of • "Wi bter • their pen dia ahrosese, a amelierada TA" DM1C61611...-Nor. , at asthma*, the MN of BJ. Venda beina in • great lam- .Ije o . bet • of a Jaahte r.MlAßD/Adis. Pure used al Salm Ills le licarbormak, Harrogate, '• me. Th. &WPM Mr seep pieces is etathri that they BUCKLMT-ELLY.-Nor. LI. at Mearaar, a the acv. W. W. John. made an arreleplaila WIWI LW COM /101411,111 la Company, by eth , at, a, tan G. peaky. of mosmoom Derivable, to Ma la which the two emsesalso will ham mesa settla la wetting the blly,of t o Nora. trans of that line between Toth sad Domoolie, =aia am laterded 111110 AN-HYRNM.-Nor. 14. at the Tree= Chsiel,_l , ,lt m tle Gain Martinet, eztendon data eanglared l Ind de ra= thlak they wi t, Portaawilar% by the Rev. J . Bro."^'' ll . " f °„' i i= are sit too mord= la stheetims that a vary end amble meant of am of N. Lirwae.Wol.. to Anna Male. Mat doubter ", a n t 10005, p er , of w orator. snd Warted the 1 ith apne a, .‘.‘ new Weak, boa in Pene= 4 , lll4 1404 .... fitt i w 2! 1 1.... k taweb, ,, Newe1 ,,,,, LEIM 7 -8 . ACLOWB.-Nor. 9, a TiioiwiSoie. bS the i 1,,, W.__B .V Udivathatsr=u.." the wait will b.---- v .. _---vark---....,--2, d ry .... 11.1 1 ) , .. w the ,bm Iter ot . J. Ids. Lei u. r. L lt ai... A.,•„year 3,.01.. 0f Ilh o r ti : f te... f r . l , o % . 7 Wield ifee =Ow lioe a thh em 7. lad a rnMiirartiga 41 s- MOVINSEVAIITIN.-Ner. 13. at Panel. ale. 121 W . .1,•...... Waal ca the beret law nos of the he •f Os Tort and Thomtwort. Mr. O. Mama. .ewe'd a w the Ihr 4 w r. ^ ' '''''''''' North Mimi line e alike woo tememorey ametel to let net oe et Oreenhank, to Agra mai danater of Mr. W. IWO.. of " the Wien' wag priest to by et the Isidase.same the Paitaa- Tyne immthe swo blell etrina lllMA ., sedshlimmvainthenserbstillek m uridimbeatheibeitiethissee.iblowmarnmasmastwottht iliwtoreeysiasmres-JR_c.rtelflkl.l.tiliirFtse:bap. Fnasudy...2.TCJilottaie.7.o.o.l..ribPablar. bd.4by . the by t. the a: l l : . Tort. Dark.. O. U. Whymoor, d Ware. thafindebire, to liclen, aka "Toe Mahn have all awirsherathopolhot it will not tete- &Aging of th.lBAe 1. curt. Bea., of she was plea. fore the to Tosems No lermer pada welt to - ONATHiI ratteamotha to the isankekles. They would remit sa BOULTOL-Not.lo. at Albion-Ma Daradaire -- "'.--.. Prow* wife avenge Minor of 100 i. per wok la the nail" Atha weed of, itr. 0. Boultm., imam ,. wife 0,, J . Did .. r. . q.. a ja ,.. pc j • sot moorra7 lambs my malsdel =m e of ezesodhime, woad DnWlif& - rio f. ro• t h,.., Y161 %m l ' IPIE ust.eithmesheaddliMilth bow " the th e t aar the esP". . se %Lg.?, DUIedLOTIP.-aNr.ct!l M Del q llosee, Oman. Mary eman, tuba which wen home IPS era fa the tolape#tlen of sem wen AWN... n. tralitne=ronswed daseiter of . ilkl= have phial ado ormesay ami gled MO liolwee elf mallellwillimeiefsef am,. of emtuacabanisk place, mad lam of Weddell% by Mir Int= they ore not mime that ray ma liseta,_ width IN ma Mod rather to Mama thee 11.........011431111T0r&0v. ii . odori. l2, at tea. Jame Thaw= =mewl abadiebesthersiottecanatostbelrzundaddlimi. uns,llthwilrallothantmelaVe gab iat▪ o as ommellest_ with ay other WOW* the 1...h.11emr-lethegemna—kwin"mis."-....andmV iellswilmilaParldcam - thesi glirl11117""nraliWe°11:111m;nall°714::::::::Ichani:O. u:e4iilva:,M"atUtdTi".biadar"l;7Avt-7.ca"',::::T..."'":-.6er''le:..q.-7pi.:r:..'r"lefw'j. ham the ema of MOW @ppm' la Mika two hill- ot the •• Dann Baas paten - wife of , yeorly.sismo..wastotomesle of....d.moosatemasi...havinalbssaagspompritied.s.o. Thi lo arim. lhe 5e- arlltAlt . 1.1. .-N . e. 4 w li ii taurlorra . ,..... ware k .Br i ga ind .vsk, lboa.. w hilm e 44 : rnw w J. FogindPiebmule.bmthat....zsaths I.llWeit if searbili dammaq aninafee":::ta.r:it = at aisir spz t. be TramtutugCpSTcemiguicief. loce4.:l"tvrietr,jeall.;67maTirl'aceild!xlicsr39.7...x..o7. I f ...rds °"'4ll7 .8:7 .... slaty be am* sad mesander Is the ranaless. eadlW4 R tka of Ins whisk ate m p peedellie to themenny ; whole m e ths m elba= ea Wanes as Baia M S. . ___, we rielkard la this Whoa =rift ea the amokdue qua Le edom, Printer, rink the oe. la laabeferw . theme el Yon weigh ne reentet et Oh enerear nun gnome/ Itnek fers.-Taer. Novelists In ,e' la a 1112 3 11.1*,U. 0/ 14 114 14 161 W. 14 14 14 tl ft, Tt (4, 14 .a t. 13 II 146 r• IS la pN. !INN. EMto ordain rhIGRATI t o ON to AUSTT' neeloe !venom, e . esgeaVe= the A optrallan cola. i ....... 00 a far if....to..ttdowcome I mouf iee 0f , .. T ir g p r oAceedble7low rate of paira,i te the impectint of bee Y. , bp &notched on the appointed da , I tor laid, written L b.. Per PORT ADit/IDE ' m i l l' ilitl .. &Ls thotifitlogr, burden, E . mom , R ib. wiiiditT ADELAIDE and PORT . burden. J 14 PAIN, commands, Inecnouth 11th December. - PORT ADELAIDE and POP" WI burden, R. DAVISON, comm . , frost Plymelnk 15th Demo •e, splendld gaps bare fa poop , PORORPin. lid their Weis 4 .. Weed meet &hirable esp• amid on In ally eepeele on a l.. = by leer IleJeetyl Woof rglietry male will be adopted.an car- r TI y competent meow, d ill=ecoolly fine as Mips, &milady d do Ist and 15th of mob n oath frau. *cm Plymouth. Lead at the Jetty, 1..0 Andy to el ARSII ALL and to m 1 A i ----=------- TIREWSBURY and 131 ' WAY ACTS AMC6II)IIIENT §ONS. MiINOTICE 18 lIERNBY GIVEN t to be mods to PARLIA ME: , I . sat to alter. amend, and outage Ono • .• ft* Shrewsbury and libsoingham It% il =and Birmingham Railway (Amen . "The Shrewsbury, Wolverharria t r& , Railway Act. 164 I 0. - And in suet ler to amble th e Shrewsbury en 1 hoodoo the formation of m mat • aid railway, a authorised to be e and Birmingham Railway Ace, las, ~.. film* branch with the main and awe made In the addict Shlfnel and. Ow mad branch with a certain other t en referred to ea the Sabel en I Made zit th moix rininglam Railway), In the pail it And abo to amble the ald Compan =itthe aid Shirai end Medal horn Itillwey loath rat rthifn I lama railways authorised to be 0011.4 , is =Wham Railway ;Amendment end I. . =died to 04121D51/C0 by spinal.n awry and Birmingham tallow a part& of ttblfnel and county of Salop • with the sea Calbrookale branch 0. Maley Magna &brava', to the sad . 0 tween such commeneement of the wai the .coke ride of a certain geld in t% e of Salop, end distingulsbed on the plots branch referred lin e the aI4 t, 1 8 4 tAnmoliocnt anotheet Act, 184 And oho to enable the raid Comps •Y of haisch railway. with ',groper work., there% Ith and thproachee Er el d fltefuel end mum) . of Salop • rasa lino of the Shrewsbury and to he wade tone of ouch Mortins to with where the weld ntain lin o in ore Lee turnpiarale to the Nth to the werdward theroufl, and paring the sesea.l4 .b orbba• township.. end es Shires' , Min to na wnthip, beef Playa , Mane Lee. St. Leonard's the Baird. the Item, , A 'Baba., It Houghton, the Manorston. W. ilsi• ! !! 2 J 12 pith. Mantel', Storehley of Dooley Magna township, Ins p . Kentherton township, Kari Maddock. and atheist". or ue sod terminating lu the aul of glabsp, by klunctlon there with • ire Mo r r i e:ferrod to, at or near , dietinguldial on the plet s before referred to a the And aIM to enable the said Cott , Wawa a • certain lino of realm • off.learms, Iffolverharopton. en t =Act 1846, and by the Shrews% or OM than, be ill sit 'tot path of Te of tteshall. In the c ounty of irafeerred to 1n the Shrewebury, Juoction Railway Ars Sabd situate In the trormhip end county of Stafford. end dlstinguiroed 01 the number 20, and to enable tan lieu therms( a brooch railway sod c ln onveniences connected there mincing by &junction with the no VPRaligray, as &abort's," to Wolverhampton. In th co field distinguished on the 'tine =VRailway Act 1646 by t , P' through, or Into the eamparochal or other 0 Wolverhampton township. lad Bt. Mark. and St. Jane.. ff ol all In the county of Stoffori an dattfiditrish of Wolverharoptth I bald distinguished 00 siso in tTega i lnin i :WriTom A ov lg . alunzanipb i th . e bv ii n. In the township end north of , and termlnatiog by Rll O ll 11111•1 at or mar a certain Can • Dawes, and bettor oh. 0) gaitheldp. perish. and c o unty, is, eu ilithabam meal Co is situate I. to. lamed portion of the sold carrel Is to the aid proposed subelltutol . Attai ff rZieZe id re I }, fintllliglnnnin&hato t nui tr;, aforaeld, with power to Ito ,told I collect tolls, rates, and duties In satiated canal, and to en authorities over the mine S. over that portion of their canal for sad for the above pumas to =and providing of the .en era Nasigotione" of ill to say) 34 ; 2 end d 3 Yletoria, a•• 6 a t eiTtl r ; 7 mad Victoria, thapt r 11 and an act pasted In the soedoo of years ef the reign of her passant Act for carrying Into effect certain and Birmingham Railwayael,"th C 01111421 the arminMm Coal No • the aid respective Companies. And alm to ewsble the sald Company an the Birmingham, Railway Camping to make and • and sgrermente for thu formation, efa station et or near to the to on Bbilord. for the use end ace nn • and for the shoes puns mos C' ' rowers and provisions o. th arms Valley Railway Act. 184 6 . MitlLiam. and the Mrtnis I y Act,1617 (No. 1) Saab aid Sfolverhamptoo Railway get. And also to empower the.' . I - Company and the Hirai shirr 'tai Mitashwy sod Cady Bails ay Meraoral Railway Comany. to t gragerneate and agreement. for • management of a station at or aunty of Salop. for the mesa I • ComPania, and to alter, lOWA provisions of the following act% ( ▪ k and amend Victor* cantor ;if; U 6 ; lith and 10th Patera elm and 10th and Ilth Via. chaptal And elm to enable the mad Comtism( to subscribe or cont. I • Company towards the formation li tl a reg faith Intaded act a from the line or Una bid down the extent thence Mined, ar temporarily or penman*, MI who. tesmroa "war paths. Wawa rams, Imo waeccouragi be woman at ioqtalistso to di of the sad maws" navigable • eatimaimoss. And macs Is tareby also glv . Nearby the said intended s , • filf the ma lam of rates) , ml -=and to grant oertaiti e ste 1,4,}=1...pe 110.. bershafter menthe el, aid peathiles toucan: wa r any goodanner I scam Is rig - levels of the • 2iiieb.,.. my ~,i4, • to as* gam, omit El'mess or t., testa. u.r ed k 4 on of the aid totem, • notice, wilt, on or before the for public Inmeetiou at the • • • of Salop, at Shrewsbury, . ad the county of Stafford, at let •ff asidpienthsectlone, book of from, in. through, or Into wt. gesp%tively, will he made. • r .IriMN ember . wit i b orablte 1 1 ,, i , tile r o e ' effi7ence . of each sucrl. BYSO.• Dated tah Bth day of No , MESSItS. WILL sad than MOlll bog to Inform t. otr UY YELL all &omit. I sad font= dodo. Noma W. L Ng Co. alo dares takes Co m m mon" Tlutadaold place loo all tam:mars retositod to ai J0a1,1848. HBBE HUND 11/ The Welhaere Cl Nil. that they ars ghat ion M haled the Reda: J other adreatehm W , as aho for the epa As hid roottert ELAM BULL 1 iC Tardier, sad vlai tho plalvio_of coo UMW ot. fholifto, 'Fr ,1 4 EiresZto_ kotfOrla s". th Moo ul ; 144 and ao. stifrofri:Mt NEW GAB BURN drill*°: " l'mn e;: azzona .: 2l :44.n : Thdr o saiwies :l ct. : :: :i them.""me : r : bea24 :6l7 :s e4areßrlg an d th : : :: ;l l l ; n Str,—After e. ei hive teited in empertebil BY the mete. yet tirsib As.suoceeded yerfeeely in = a tl y ti sat poidt : lon ; tJ i om; while daring dreuthte of air. lei I reenJx, Sir ..e Ili Mr. Itichard Clark. Si : m . The of Whole of the throe a the W Lirt t arm .M 417Viertalltramt.. EZATING'I3 C 0 maay for clionvor the redundancy of coallh ko afoot onoltior in adlizak-sad in ,oror rroffaroil and oold in 1- .co COL oath, by THOM A 7 1 r irliittor frcoa Erg:lil44 -1444Whb rill 4 wtelaini takithat . '"ll b ":dellod . Yn n.. 504 enendetely rid of it id ntikh I find are the only. She stomach in digestive • PLAWIEER ROW LANDS Rowlands' Mann. enT . t b..., t u rn the human 1 for the skin and t l ntse. for preserving and Neonate itoitation—eoon "Mar end the govesno, Eton. The Joh. genti Esoedioe that co the or Le. llattonzardm ' 6o er larduatioutthe k.O p I /