The Express. — London, England, 1847-12-07 00:00:00

lhoolmo tx Moir/ boo Dolor mg immtftatod ea laispoilool Bone So ohm, osi of Um bring logoalool tie Imporlotioa of ilkgoodo iNOI CAW lloalogoo.-1 gm, kw, T. num. Ault. knee A. Mkt Darks, kr Or kaarly awed kaaliare bre Yr Ur elassalmalphass at tie Miro UM le mamba • • le an" sat kik lb soma rem* prima by Dr alwas.—Tha Dom a !NO/ saki* IYrrlYf Ds We tali sr al i pask blow DON et DS alikorlle Dim Dr. Wararkaill, se la pawl kralakk of lOW 4 sal kea alwilel swim Iliandle. PairisicsarT.—Rev. 13bukir,d v., writy smith& Waseestar '. $5&: pm, Dm awl s ... • GRAND Oma, Dide,r4ANd.—M. Jollies ems- Meisel kb geniis metpaige las swains, with sham Eh isialllebmiet s• seek el ter =bemy** we love ever had la an *mire: muses., OMNI oilegnato to • eimellime and Whim tepy perdormisse et dee pease weub of do monied stage. 'Bie erebeebn la the rot *eh issesiets of above atrtj Per- Worm meespeleing the meet Miami instrument is the nerlrepalie : mid smiler the celebrated Barham, es chef eforateenn is is is • elms ef admirable discipline , . Ira VlMOCLO r tlO Urn l=oo . " "rn ovtr . ture w tO Z: I:n ti ora bltr --41t a s testillbefour +Nobble wrote Lifferent times for that opera. It is in the wee key What the an. which was performed last i= the Philharmonic Boolety, end resemble. it in its features; and, hewing never before been beard in this .entry, was an betwertieg novelty, though it certainly was eat an appropriate Wrecked= to an opera—of great merit in its own way, eertably, but u unlike as possi ble to the style ef Beethoven. This opera was "The Bride of lasesersewa." The sharecter of Loop Ashton woe esembol by Masse Dorm Gres, ilsorr well knew and a gnat thasedee here es • seem , was val e mew le the mille se • beam& penmen. er pasonstion of liestte berelew was full of deliest ra wientm, end strongly of P bet tta in We el sr dogleg. 'Leona= was bus sod fleideel wide *Wet Pu shed, and she Ike mow WWI, et ineeden sad artistic skill ia the geelledee and wing her liMient /miters; while ha mho wee eeperier ens is Peueleers in &Moen ea equality la every put el Ihe mein We be lieve OM knees litds of Bagkish • bet Mb, in per • pert in ems of Beibetd's opera, is sal •t vesT g rist umiak It h impossible to oelleelete wards la Ilmeossllos with Italian red helm, y of the medusa mbeed, sr with see which at, Ode IMO than estEmes te be Mei up with elaborate melellishemet It we meld sot dinleguish the English Nit whisk Illedleme Dowse Gem altered, the seine thing wee Ihe ease with dee ether perikonmeo, who dune , Bag' Bak eseldeolyneekeea oecesimel weed Olt phrase intelligible amid the mess ef Mee Is whisk it wee wrapped up. Mr. LOMB perlimmeed the pmt of Wpm Rawntewood. This task the inedianee by surprise. It was = " rimit i le gial a appeared wide distinction in some of Ma geloolpel *Sale fa bet the public were not = I mor tha way ~of eisollonee which he ei ne a goWlerekhsg yam, man, not noble le reed far so leby a character as that of The sl/Awerwod; bet his action was easy, twin geing. emil perkitly free bum vulgarity. His voice is • rose hoer ; be !bhp it from the skeet throughout its whole emegew, eseeelleg to the mesa method, hardly, if ewe, Wiliam falsetto. It is clear, sweet, and flexible; capable of the softest expreesion, and sudlciastly powerful fur the twat intense and violent panics. In the duet of We fortortes in the bet set, which was estsbimed on both Wm, he was as twee and es be was terrible is the mew la the sesead act, WWI imegassates woes an the had of his sewiegife Wails mistime. Is this bat seem, cos of the amoileybe as the be wee seeraly ittairite in tank =even te the Wiliested "Wove dells malodiziosia" while he meetly excelled him (Prasokini) in the mesa= mad melody of Me sin ging . The death mug et tbe dew, tee, Me leastital Saila tombs," was glens wilf the met tentalas pathos. The impression be shade ealho nee woe imam. He wu called for at the saddles* sot, SO well le at the Seal fall of the we WIN led mitsbuld wiM reiterated peals of 'polling'. Mr. Barer, baba% is ea acquisition of inestimable value to The reeeptios given to Madams Dons (Los was met lee sethusiestie. The sheenier of Coked Adios woo eserdiewitk supported by Mr. Whitworth, else • pederseer mew the public. He, leo, has had mere ea Daly, amid milisetly has dammed it. His vein hi • belbse, moderately powertel, bat mellow awl teemble ; his style is pere e , "g ent l e le be • seedy sod intelligent saw. The Mb pot the &myna= thinnest la the edsinel), iwLgaar hum Mr. Weiss. The Awes was mow tbilipieressi bee Weir state el Askew met be hied _by WM woes/ mot Boa the trivial embusses demo ef or Wis. The ielliape presses.sad heue of theambutrel leer aseadeste he baud. Geese less and judgment, as well as spisiir, were sheen in the air es mita The drowse, be the lagellsee bile open, were som+ seed es well as risk. Thee we me Mew the haelmt, as well es essimery, bleslar of dieginkinAdipar ilawasseewl, gestionian, SAW field said Mena et • . in There wee, too, some beeedibl mem. The 7,717ing the whole peellemmme whhle appeared et vertswes with good taste wee the imbetheedem el the oduest is the third set, which held.. Wag stiff and tedious, was set of keeping with so be& • ealdest. Thirepara was fel- WO _by ram allogeried , erdesommt," "Le Genie AD Maw" It MOB is allegarioil for our row ppiondes, owl met eit all wesedoeble either as • uptiseasie era ea Walden of domeles Buns Heu..—The ant of the peciermsees, isr Me maws, of the pupils ef Mr. Hash's _drew leek lime lest reerionmsber hie dbeatio a . eibesim's mebehl• !Thalami est of Bop* same " wee hi lemerly ammilere °Ads mid thibes." Thielores sad Irem errs we menerome and powerful. Ito NA Bekaa" the tole parts ware rang by Mr. lid7lffitigs, and Mim Illewart . The whale of the aalLargaill" la a mama Wetly webtehie be Mr. ar r i at issoe sed was weelved with pest manse by a wey NAVAL. 1 t o blovigms.—Nov. 23. At Wear; assieme ,P e mu, Q. MTlnerty.—Nn. W. Owen. al.. (VA W. A. wt Linos for Modetra.-14w. to. A' Mos : to 'Thaw; 133. A. lilt.. , Caledonia, 111, Oaot IL X. DAuMi t Wean. Ilk Omit Howe, IW. CApt. Mr Jaw I ZW.i Owilmb, IN ael. I. Manby. CB.; Amapa. at, Oipt.e. ei. Mom Anti at., Cla. w. H. Whiagtow; Omsk A. laant.-oma. C. E. Miran ; and IC., W. post W. J. lllLlbues. —Dee. 1. At O u rono 4 : r r ir oksed.,_ wa Mom Wotan- ADYIRALTT, DM 6.—PRONOTIOSS.--0. C. Gm, to be iaide Coptaln.—Arvournrorri : : W. N. Drib W Wombat. Nana lostroaton :IL M. to TICI 7 A.=W gum mat Samoa : T. M. to Soaasior anima : J. W. lowtar, to lAR werlot4l6 ; H. Man% to jamikire isinksakip. Aoiniatammuma : H. W. Nonall. to lo- BMW Mak to Wow : _IL J. IhmitwOo Pt*. Illesines Assist sat : Z. Rpm ft SaaJwiL Amlstiot Memo : I. !WOE.. to Pin. LAdbg 0, ... , : IL WNW W ail" lioWnlos : W. Kan to row& • W. Watoiso, to Malay. Maim Carpenter . w. tote& hot WOLVIRZAIII7OII STAPPLICSiIIa (occorr oo NOT).— 6to 1 sail The Iledleber (t), to 1 apt Chandler (t), 10 to 1 apt "we apt 10 ea. 10101 art JarrY 10 to ato What, to 1 BY I. 10 le I opt The . Oast% 1 10 to 1 apt Bt. Leger (t), If le I set Cimmoislor. Two Twovaaaa oourzu 8r0106.-6 to 1 eget Surplice (t), 111 lel opt alidgfa. CUM/ CWIP.--1,03. M U Coma, 1,000 to 15 meet Jo if 1,ft61 Is IS apt 1,000 to IS apt Qs. if lea Swaim% lA* te opt etr Tanta Sykes. AR Or ilme Woven ellimml The bean 11118 akly ea tike Olosoisehre, for whisk We tie teeeselwo Mint We nnic am lager, were baakad with sea solett. colt RSING. NEWMAN= CIUMPION MEETlNG—lhroamo.—(Conaluded4 ClippooMm Obi* were wo by Mr. Parlusson's lienumlor MY; M. PymeoTodess rags up. TM Pow Min mow wee by Mr. Miler's Maoris : his (Mom AO op. Tho Maw Mar ROM won by Mr. Arabes Agricola; Mr. UMW op. Tho MoldirmiMokro won ma by Mr. lookiro Label ; Lord Mod. WOW. Mim s sp. TM Mod, Maim moo won by Mr. VlMbois's Dreadnought; Mr. lwalien Mom Moo ma U. TM AILApoi Mar moo wog by Mr. Miller's Ilro.odioo; Mr. Minds% Mop am up. Lab) Entrllistact. __- EQUITY COURT 2 More the Ttee-Cluecillor of Y.estaed. CHRIST'S HOSPITAL v. OILAINOSIL—APPLICATION OP CRARITY Forine.—The hearing of this ease .as resumed this morning. At the oonchtsion of the arguments the Vim-Chancellor reserved his judgment. SPORTING. r -MONDAY. COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH. In Busies. JONI. AND ANOTNIN Wa r %LUNT AND OTIIPA.—AC. . TOI TDB BALI 01 • 1.20110111 D RAILWAY CONTANT.- This wee en scion by the, registered promoters of the Bir mingham, o:fad, Reading, sad Brighton Direct Railway Company against three nmselams ef the managing committee of W t comp any. s T re bajdainth limed a sum of 2,0001., and erthreet, and also for goods mold eel delivored, °R em a il au ma amsemeit NM& The special con tinue alleged a promise lig thi delmidents to pay the stun ethos mentioned in emmtheatthe of the plaintiffs giving up the prides to the detainee, of the phintiffs giving up to the iefdento certain ems, pisam, and engineering results, ad she of the plank& giving up to the defendants the Muse mated of the Muse. At the trial it wee proved thee at a most, it the 'neither& committee of the tom piny held ea the 'kit of thisimr, 1148, at which the plaintiff. were present, the dehmthals were appointed members of the mensgias committee; that, is lir gi, the *Will applied jetscommittee to pey them the met of 2,00011. he the pro. d the iiowtag rens* ; Nth thee, seusequence of the sapil this 01111111 kik the spiel motract between the raise was eamertemay seers. Upon this Kr. Jumble BM, who Wed the a go= that, as the Tithed! Mil set peeved a sorely executory, het me ia pert scarier. the dealers. am, which set eel ea mmeidentkm, wee not peeved ; and he ssumehed the Afterwerds a rule Dili he a new trial wee Kr. Cockburn, Q.O , and Mr. reeesek showed tai raged—l. That the plaintiffs, X emeinving in, or net from, the appointment of the =to be membeee et m owing sotamiusiea bar, bad pat it set of their own pewee to per. =IN New the iltk of Weber, that part el the semi whhit wee stated is be the giving up thereto, oces thi dO, filheme. 2. That, as dee peempsety in the papa mil the agiaseig mate were to be given up afar the smalsook k weld art be wed ma MMus to support the se em* Masi ; led, S. That the amp, plans, and other en. glued* meth was if at al, to the seaway, end not to the iilbaiy rt whoa, bask the pleiatiffe wen set MIRA a 11111inleis as sides, browse they were their meememeens in the ate. lir. Perms, in rapport of the asha lethesd that theyeaitith had sok to law, sur reedmed to the illamaibels Ohm monied of the maims, until bbyy reglehatism, with the aellimmse el the phdatillo, the title ot the ammelles messedemo hod beer male somplote ; that there less a isibloat sessiiosellos asesteold= W claim ea la seassoit dated; awl that, al die mashies it the emmgeq, rho elftMem that **plated& had • (Men me th r i=any, assts have hos is Yr den of a pita la absterrat aregolokr the Woe metebeee of the sempeny.—The smut leek Yore le aseribrila Tam s. Doses.--Dore I.l=Tllll O B ADM./ANON 07 Ski DINT 101 mum ea ems, ANOTNT, 1170111 DIG?, TO ACCIPTANCI tir lIATISFAOTION 07 TKII DINT, DAYAOIII, AND Comm t—This wee ma selime ea • Argue, to which the dehadent bad gloried the seargismee eta ma equal to the mama he whisk Ito dope w end rawn, is tall masimbetime et the isle, aad ode. At the trial It was wood MN ird oriel th e sm= wee MiraserodAss a wit was hmood eila tlAtthe eibeeemeeft sent the smomet le She who weepted it en ling was them add by party about the cost; rail titer is essibellea helm min he the l rehears wee verb be the gieistilre thisimey. The ot the wit than become the sagest of dispute, end, miter some intimmadkeem preamelee, the gam mat to trial vhteally for tho stormy 4 ,4 1= proserse of • pmemptory miertekbe by th em le ky it The judge loft it to :r to the OR had beta received in wis e, the and sod the verdict sou hued the the a Ma nisi was ob. VIDA for enact* a yeadiet for plaintiff, with nominal if p i a ireju IN.* to have told th e jury c t IV I M the es, wee sot is law a oath lbsdea debt, th em e g mad our ; or kw a sow Uhl, oa the grind that the Mime eely showed eagethethea of the debt Kr. Lea dewed ream ,slim Ifs trio, mod serirrisd—l. That the gialedW staid la fro orrive la telbertioa of the diet, lower% mad ems, a ma sat lows the the debt itself; bemire, se the d =be melliegomi seer were the timemeremeee a rg: the debt sidgid it the lime hats craned the whole dam to eaddrlies: sok mealy, that the daftg of the =reit seetreay Ms evidence, bet a prefareste of the of the wham when the jury straidered the more malty it belief —Kr NONNI supported the role.—The wort suggested a stet protases, sad took time to consider Judi/mot. Itim hum—Behr, Kr. Janice Coned's. Noun e. fluvezLoon.—Liath.—This was en action brought by Shen ROOD, the daughter of a captain in the my, mad whose never Ms been elm burn the public, in sesmerith with the Repel Naval Beneeehut Society, for a polished in a newsmen of whisk the defendant wee tho peepeither, salami thelfeweissf Biencierth The plaintiff appeared i pwesa, sad oorimeted haw owe arc Mr. &r -ime Taidessi and Kr. Chimy amend for the defendant. l i t us e e d that Ike phalli, bed at ere time been a !ea Mmphallial the Royal Nara beelaty, bet mhe had mesa to be ea some time age. Imo Mee she had been • ~Mat reamer to be sehmeolled, sod her sere bad been Woos up by mewl members of She weembeile. while bar olive bed been as g a h lri mi ediese, moss whom is ar the g litel,rbscr. Nritik am wee mon= iT tle i s c rhe ' re sow empleiesd at me dye is eamalmr. of the zespeativo eta of 91411 of JesassylB46, Sikh et Aga, 1114 k of Say, SW of mild* of October, and cemelemi sl repeM sf metbee n t the seamy it which Mdse Hem% an wee theme% and it eMrdel remarks upon it, ia whisk eke wee deigaated as es deist unworthy of the charity, and hich it wee imputed le her that dr had seed blasphemous law and impales egassitea. nal pabileatisms it was ocatended bad =rlaw ebtelskii the booth al a thee the ag literwitht their* ; had debarsed bar be. Waking Oodles, es imamsadempaeba memal thethie, Mil aim pastethel al a work she bad thea.-21re dithwilewt amply p pelthelisa leaded act salty.— Tho BieloWlievery less addrer to the Jury, commested out these Aged Reek wblik the read at lesigok, with Mellemmth ether own in reply to them, width &It: reamed nimbi= bee the dehedeafa pew, and urged ler lithium ensthithaealheemeith eft= —Mat peeefil the palmate awl ptathietheldp, =, KN., woe mad la peeve Rai be rom pthad the et the pima alluded to to the aged thole, awl entered MI bola Ong they had been injurious to her awes* eel he hay swot of es. pleyeavaL the ail deed Ithe be bad lewd dm bad bete exaesethei bee awry Oro meth Rabid bee Wire a select amulet« of the Royal Novel irfelath Seakty.— bir. Lane, editor tithe Need and Mithlwy Citt i similar testimony. sad e enter pewee, were b at did sot appear. The plaiettheas prapeted teeth her lady, lit prove that die bad bone a good end meth the. bet this *Admen wee ethietaftwL—For the Man it wee uqpri that dome was se peat of say paeomi mai soft ea time pert el the dekrbot wire. Ole *WI eat that tits lady deed et Or diadem le Us remelts labia yaw was le lomat es airelled eselety bias tees Sem - - by poly spt. Th en wee waft is the Mato- Ewa is wader whisk it aid the semi obaniatar of die O&M bet it wee wird AO the bad re jut dim as the essiety, while won groming jut a l a id theist Mathes ameefflatialealealite Nide st yeas The debetthat Ins ad the yeepailler tbe piper loth hoe, elok apploped bine that be woad Wis• sauna Mtelk am. the jig reletesd meet Mt the t e r. Irk MAW. POO= TUTS. IT. Luiss's.—The seam at this Oaks was olinutlallid isst maids. Tbs grout asjarity dr lbs aassesesd ars saw tis the Low*. boards; Yeasami. Poistor, rest ; Madli a nsthails. lass*" loofiss, D. sal sad IWO Thom As have not sigossod he M XII. Ashdod oil Bawd ; soda hist sompity time srs Tows, ladrairli,Dornik M. Tye issitotsimsats saris* far Os sissmies hove bees Ms* Osseo no is Freda abort for IMO rats, bat soli sow is tisk wastry. Kaaren •La Issas Mari " Vibe sod =cod plays piossantly, albeit it has, its el at its la plot of plat Is mist it. TL isamosioss sea ilisissmdis milk sail that doessioilsw et limbind _ _ __ Nam m " boomosksit," sw W Y moms useekko N Os slisos; soldsmosaimasildormess slot irmarloblabass sushi osstimma sties sissityksi a ma. bey by skis to rani sib . EMS a st is Mode of man mstorkis, su[Omisissir 111*, dell of humour hide lb us o r =sl Osawr,amil yogi it with sooner ksisb. Miaow de Bow f a t Lo n er War yr • ems porkiness* • sad fla Asp sod Devosy mks loft elbskit im sistarros. 1L lommeks was the swim* km Maths ha =Ls " Mowed is fat ph... This skim of bellastivis E. thasflart to Assay at ow= tie griallog of its is* bass were n am* *Moe Is by Th. C=L ains Tesktussi d t e issess. AM wss the OM" sad tbe H e r a 4 .. nimbi elsoll*" a sus ust tits isribsorrase. • W; or" .sse, valli ' lr'd A Os ordiPS !Mb at lissikkobs,,b im et tle=wimid as per ; rail a bust of smoky plows so smoosmost bids Irk to bow a psalms= sowso. AltiMPNL—.Thd play hills deelguate the solippe =="iketi, 16 ,4 i r l in t i act,ite e k-vc--". rt.uk is, sus by sus - „Niro led lo be :Lai saldosts= sad swim Irlat Typsessi lo;rrss" is no mists kb to a Bristol dyer, who as Mak* is is warmed by a Riddle mass, IMO thosalims *Odd del, semi is esalisibbod with s drswisisfthinisikasisamsabisowa solo. Thowsubmil. led ia tt i erestio Orossa sossosa Massif from barmaiog so =e limo Os esdo tow Mum is the knob am h it able mai lam tbsa sasst Irish baiss,.lbr le dim to DOM& Om• he dada, bk friss& andsiddli from dr move koll of Ids baying gals to Tip mom, is. is And, his ssolow, Doe 004 sorrying an .111 Liam es his own amount, smi waft love to •—a— • .• ••• s• Crre;isclitsaded pear: Oak elm Tatiime extremely fignsaW;, does not wish the - us distarke — dlyen al. =Zotto owner of the shop and the affianced of Lissy has returned sad frightens him away win by • fictitious threatening notice pot into a pie, and so actor of bids parts, whom he suborns to personate a Tipperary boy seeking his undo's life. The plot succeeds, and with that denser the fame sods.—Out of these tasteful materials the author managed, assisted by News. Wright, Idunyard and Pant Bedford, to produce some forty minutes of that broad and pantomimic description of fun which is so much relished by Adelphi audiences. The onions them to murder gave espeslei delight ; and when the picture of the mu and the osEn was exhibited, the laughter was uproarious. The sue cos of the " Tipperary Legacy " was therefore complete. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL, 1114—I wad yes a espy a an add:me widair is is aver at dreekike.—Yer drama vevent, • Yaps w Cweeseeme. monk Dee 4, t$ 7 : Se de See. tam tedeUerea. a. = Wm Peeks" et ially sivraNg Wik r ive. ohm B &la tee Uat Ws daily art WV der Male et lleeerk Wets : ear Wm se deed reepeele led pee views le Os pupa d per elleeme sawlte We we et Waseeg. OW* Wee isee Weedy, le 171 Oa GSM et Wes Prim det Wider la We d e m ekeri,:pi m M the Enda d rell= •ta • wore mei& lete eseiliene thia reseed is pa Tie peek emmodoe. seat sfiNf rdilikas yes Eels Pea seledme spa lad reason veidi pm Sae pradeel behee die el Wee Hates, rd sehempadi ee pp li 7 d ster 'Mid dent lem, esslaiiissk Vee% va lhe Mesas al peer deeleged esleellee. pew aim le lee peemeedd disk. We passe, IMMO eleilmee peeseeep p, ==SWlL , 7 l4 . l= o r rmaNth. le Merida Widletee mei yew es peat rl4l s l i r t V gr esl. l se meet tee led bey via ends preps et me elied Mir edam, is awyeert. ere, ppd.% pla eelik pa to pieedA dee ris =en =Nei is edam E i nar lis ogbeepielbM, by at ebieW el p Is edgers lie *Med mama t meth me •• dale dor& dada. D. 4, IM7. —At the Cezerita, on monger or. am la Ye, DOwillig Once sand to Tom& fie lopeo et Nriss efArtg wee J. D. Obroa, lie Ilmals . . S.A., Of royal =abb. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1847. " MIXT 13, COILMOM PLIAd. sittings la ammo after tam. The court sat this morning, pursuant to notice, far the pupae of disposing of cases in the new trial paper. Ar guments were adduced is several came, but the court having taken time to consider their j udgment, we reserve our report for the present. Nal Pairs.—(ln the Viol-Chsneellor's Court.}—Before the Lord Chief Justice and a Common any. Dux Awn =nine v. HAIGR.—Mr. Seijearit Channel sad Mr. BoviU for the plaiat'Ut Mr. Ilninfrey and Mr. Wood for the defendant. This wee an action to re mover the sum of 4461. for services performed by the plain r i t a as si r limi=gs at to in respect of the St. Alban's, NA Junction Railway, of whicticompany the defeadeat mat alleged to have been a director. The case reeolved itself Into a question as to the individual responsi bility of the defendant as a member of the provisional cam. mattes of directors ; and in order to establish his liability Ow learned counsel for the plaintiffs, after producing evi dence of the proceedings under which the contract appoint ing the plaintiffs was alleged to have been made, put in the subscribers' agreement and the " deed of arrangement" which had been entered into for the purpose of winding up the concern. -- Mr. Hilmfrey contended that the plain tiffs must be nonanited on the following grounds: In' the first place, it did not appear that the defendant had taken any part in the affairs of the company except to remonstrate spinet the carrying out of the undertaking, and the two doesummie which had been put in did not strengthen the Dace ea estiast the defendant. The subscribers' aereemant, it appeared, was executed in Oct 1846, law after the ap pelitterat of the committee of management, which took pleas ea IN*. 29 ; and it also appeared that • clans* was in. weed k the agreererrat that subscribers were not to be liable is . eseg4 bribe amemat et their deposits. As to the mood deed wh* bed been produced, it merely showed, in Oat of tad, that certain gentlemen constituting the oesemittas of management were endeavouring to wind up the esoura. There wee no evidence upon the face of thM deed that the ildradrot was originally liable, or that be bad ever asitaowtedged any liability. On the contrary, it sp =lliry aM to Meer addressed by the plaintiffs the Wen ,that they lad made see of these observations, " We ' ere given to sodstatiad that you are in some way connected with the affairs at this company, and have the control of the lends ; " whereto the evidence proved that the committee of ataaasestrat bad the eatalloive itht to deal with the money whisk bad been eaberribed.—Mr. Serjt. Channel end Mr. eatenittea that the deeds afforded abundant evidence to go to the jury pto the delendant's liability. It appeared that on the nth Sept, INA, the defendant was nominated a director of the company, and in the month of October be executed the subscribers agreement, which deed contained the name of the defendant amongst the directors, and the first provision gave to the directors full power to carry en the undertaking as they . might think proper. The defendant having been appointed a director of the com pany entered into a solemn engagement, and having executed a deed in the month of October, in December he came up to London for the purpose of inquiring into the state of the concern, and be then testified the interest he took in the affairs by asserting his right to approve or dis approve of what the committee had done. The learned counsel, therefore, contended that the defendant having re preeented himself an one of the directors, and the money having, it appeared, been invested in th e name of them directors, the defendant was clearly liable—The Chief Justice said the question wee, with whom was the contract made ? A man might contract with Aon behalf of himself and B without B having given authority to A to bind him in any such contract ; but B would not be liable unless he had so conducted himself towards the person contracting as to warrant that person in believing that he bad given an authority which, in point of feet, he bad aot. It appeared that at the time the plaintiffs in this Me were appointed parliamentary agents for the company the defendant was not present Whatever, therefore, was supposed to bind him must be something in his subsequent conduct Acoording te the evidence, the funds were placed under the exclusive control of the committee of ma nagement, and the provisional directors had no power to interfere. It further appeared that no subscribers were to be held liable except for the amount of their deposits; and he (the Chief Justin) tow sogroondfor believing that the defendant, as a shareholder or subscriber , gave the comps" any authority to actapon his individual pecuniary responsibi utt4he question then we., had thedefandant by his conduct sub sequent to the eontraet held himself out as a person whir well be responsible? Thin question we. negatived by the fact of the plaintiffs having written to the defendant stating that " they understood he was in some way econeeted with the oompany," A*. It was perfectly clear therefore that there wan ne authority actually given, and, in the absence of each authority, that the defendant had aot held himself out ea • responsible party, nor had be done any acts to induce the plaintiffs to believe that the committee of management eneused any authority to bind the provisional directors. On tin she plaintiffs must be nonsuited.—Nonsuit COURT OP EXCHEQUER. BMWs' et MY Prim. The Lord Chief Baron disposed damn' undefended and uninteresting common jury causes yesterday in this mot, sad rose at an early hour. Common jery causes will be re sumed to.clay, and on Wednesd eq sad Tkunday the attend- IWO of special juries will be raired. A wagtail, which seem of some importanee, has teen Emoted sad seriously dimmed smongetz member* of tie bar, as to the learned Chief Baron's uriedietion to sit: at nisi pries, while his bre th ren are y rmiding at a " trial at bar." Each an *seam to his briplijuriotietion at alai prism in all probability would, however, peeve unfounded, if the point be formally raised. The titivate are the parties, at mane, whose interests arc directly affected. alliele ta Ilia". Bator a. DIPIN.UI 7 . - - - fiILL AT BAIL—ADIIIIIIOI or Breast 1171711111C—Thls wee, which had been spatially appointed fee this day, as the agglisatisa d the Atterasy. General, atassied a gnat word in the wart, and Hanna Parke, Alders, Balk sad Platt, lava. aka their sista shortly aßar Ism Vella, as sposial jay yawl ass anal ever. Two ganiessa /wag apposed, Hr. BIM Parke wen Ant to has an as alwastoss, but, it pnerhs that the saansars had calf bra mad son Sa r we solastad, is saws imagoes, sad that in saws the abeam was assewaril he by Mars or wont of stairs it vas iagelrat stbatbsr as Plsls weal pay a tales, and sap* _the asoidis ser 2 cameo *yarn. Mr. bl. NM, D. who with Mr. Martin sad Mr. Siam tar plaintiff, MOW windier the sawn bad say power to ley maw the pessliar abseardswes at the sae by any ass a tall special jay. He had, bower, as objectkr M ilea kb easetat to a mind jay it the Attotney-Gaaral withal to ressed.— The Attorniy-Gesend, who was solgarted by tbe Sallettor- Gaseral. Sir Firm Kelly, Kr. Glum, sad Mr. Willa, rid that he appeared for the armr dad, and tbs are asset take ita ossosa.—After Nana isswides, it was pro. posed sail arranged that the ears sisal stead Amused amsnow, and that, in the sonatinso, arlisatlon should M loads to the abratjaysess, who wean as doubt kindly Rive their attendees., so tart this trial WOW be had to. =now, and a gnat assenamedittion Warded to ell pates etarassd, se wen Al assusary was averted. TM seat Ikea prosswisi to Irks as special . papa in its ordisay opacity, list no ors or say public Interest was heard. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. Beim D. C. WIWI, Lq., Judge. Hram W. Marnaws.—A Bat, troll OLOVII.-11111 wu an action brought by the plaintiff, a mercer, against the de fendant, Mr. Charles Mathews, the knee of the Lyceum Theatre, to recover the MUM of 21. 125.6 d. for gloves.—The plaintiff stated that the gloves were supplied on the 24th of February lam, and be had made repeated applications for payment at Deaborough Lodge, Weetbourne-green,the Princess's, and the Lyceum Tbeatrea.—The Judge : Were all these glove* required by Mr. Mathews ?—Plaintiff : Oh no, your honour, they were not for him at all ; they were for madame.—The Judge : Well, what answer has Mr . Mathews made to your application for payment ?—Plaintiff ; None, your honour; for I could never see him.—Having ascertained that the summons had been properly *erred the I l judge ordered the money to be paid on the Sth of January. SHORIDITCH COUNTY COURT. Before Mr. Bartow Mork. PALM'S 9. BRIZOP.—DIIMILL or was a plaint to norm the ear of 11. he 24,11., is whith de fendant pleaded sewn {shied, sad a ern eff et 61. lb.— The plaintiff b a weaver, in Spiaw-irest, Bethitirgreen, and, in Bsplssilser 1641, obta a ben of 61. from de fendant, Mr. P. mi cp, who is seeredry to the Albert Lean Society. This h had been paid, mad also 9m. N. over, which the Oaring sew sued for, and also dr a farther slam el 13e. 944. ellesed to have bees orneeptally drirpd for Sees, intend, Whea the miaow was toned as de *bleat, Iwiet Wain over the books ot the Ville& Lean wee fonnerly held at the Gwen Gate, reed, end berm& to the raw parties as t e a = Serry, dirovered that a POEM answer Ins the threeriptioa of plaintiff wee • dellthlter to the mord d 61. 145., in roper to a ion obtained in 1641 ben the Victoria, and, ea Lorry, it woo band that plaintiff hod lived at the are hews in ilgieerWrest ea , serbed in the et the Leer der note given is MS 'preen* to , gni berbritre ibi noise asolograd with Act in the arm, &a. et the deft el the Ism et INK Whe n applied to on the eult be deeded /win* of r e fewer transaction , esbeff wee de_ phried. The na mes why this had not ban applied be brine with that the rearla s heing dead, _and the be mil rmes W peer to pep it was up se • had debt, was twarion rim le TOW ran pied *MIK lhe rare et lie by Mr. r= hi ril aw :lit oriel Aka elpiop the noes of ISO, or the maw deolend be arm knew • esearity nested m e w& b e „ gar lawn dwe • erliaty ss the Victoria Leen Seelety. He abeigled Mad he bed lived at 140. 40, bat vetoer knew it was sterethar magi . had lived la the mem sliest nine RmThin wag drawn anothr wren newel Thu ... Wisp in the raw street, bat he did net knew him Haviz i t ea toted to writs hie sear, be., to as to eargy thej be did so, and err the address, but bird et writing " Thomas " In fall keg*, to in all the other doom "be wrote " Thos.," laying he always wrote so l" .'He also wrote " street ' - at full length, in stead of " att.," peculiarities ia Ass ether dersawits.— With reaper to the charged made Ity the misty, which it ~d wen exorbitant, it was pewilbey were regular, and nth ee were agreed to who Ihe ben tempered.— Ab er a l asi i n ve i gher= his MUM deftest his kat mat to the fallowing effect "may sot odor into the wraith relative to tie 11.3.. 344., Wire the rem vs pat me lb abs set el, which involved • et owl Imo woo may to say tltat Ate des et Mew. be vas rdostostiy osoto to ollsion SUS *WE Melons par ol perjury. Ovssirs °was% Ma BUagaraliA/L—Aa I=ll ma mat* at ea =et Clirma••=ra as Irk las amelly IL Pe i na Prodla; M,. Vagina :Nautili /to. In Us *aka the papas of 1842 sad of 1848 fare "phase by Gas sad the Nam passe The spelling...itiest"Mith " I " mad doable " t " Y both was asomiudable mitsideate, as ewe Os oirsooratomos ot soislosio , sad s ion* de *b oomed Oat brae was as ohm la the hnitibia sad ialowlblo PlmaimPalmerstl B42 . Ho ddithorodine tom IdoonovisoioDa and duty loud to amide for A. isiondost, bifirner serious the ormong•MMS foisitt preys to tie plaintiff—Kr. Parry intimated that plaintiff would undonbtaly be indicted for PETITION OF I<I9HT OF _CATHERINE ROBSON AND ISABELLA AINSLEY. The evidence in this intricate ease was renamed yes terday. At the sitting of the court it was announced by Mr. Cooper (one of the oommisioners), with regard to the question which had arisen as to the sdmiasi bility of certain evidence, that the commission being of a peculiar character, and its object being simply to discover the truth, the court would not be shackled in its reception of evidence by any legal rules, but would admit all deecnptione. A variety of affidavits were then put in, proving a number of allegations is the petition, and several witserses were ex amined, mkose evidence was uninteresting, being upon minute pain* mimes and dates, itc. The principal wit nesses _ veto Wr. Jones, it A., and Mr. Wharton. An ob jectioa wO erniesdt• the evidence of Wharton being received, on the coma that be had, by some private arrangement, an interest is timulds. Mr. fierjeaut Manning said that by the net tbe widows of eves partite moat immediately inter ested was einimible, sad decided that the objeetien did not hold good. The evert roe at 4 o'clock, and adjourned to this day. POLICE.-MTERDAY. GIIILDHALL.—Ontrietre Deirrs.—W. Howell, the matador of one of Mr. Trevett's omnibuses, running from Loedosebridge to Peotonville, was summered for having i unnecessarily delayed in one of his journeys, by going out of his way, and oleo by stopping near the Auction Mart a looser time than was neceseary.—W. H. Romer, Esq., stated that on Wednesday he got into the defendant's omnihua, which stopped for some time near the Auction Mart. He desired I the conductor to go on or he would summons him, and re ceived for a reply that they could not proceed, and that he might do as he liked about taking him before the eagle t:men —Capt. T. Scanney stated that on the day in question ho was a passenger iu the defendant's omnibus , and could I my that the vehicle hardly stopped. The detention could not be more than two minutes altogether. Tha complainant attracted his attention by demanding, in very harsh terms, to see the conductor's license.—Compla isant considered that it was contrary to the act of parliament to stop at all for any fixed period.—Alderman Farebrotber thought that it was not, or why were time-keepers employed, and omnibus pro prietors fined if they delayed atter their time was called ? It was so in every part of Loudest, and was originated to prevent confusion. He did not consider Mr. Romer had proved his case, and the summons was therefore dismissed. BOW.STREET.—CHARO It OF BENDING THRIATENING LEI-FM/19.—H. If. Clayton, of Bury-street, St. James's, htely an officer in the second regiment of Life Guards, was charged with sending letters to Mr. G. Bast, is which he threatened to ammoniate him.—Mr. C. R. Williams, of the firm of Cox and Williams, 62, Lincoln . ..inn-fields, who attended to prefer the charge, stated that the several lever' produced were placed in his bends in order that he might take steps to have the case investigated by the court, and be had to apply that the prisoner might be brought up at some future day, as Mr. East was at present in the country, and had no means of knowing that the prisoner was in custedy.—Mr. Jardine looked over two of the letters, one of which was dated 22nd Nov., and signed with the prisoner's name, threatening death to Mr. East if he refused to comply with his request, and the ether dated the 24th, giving the prosecutor's father his choice of the two alternatives, "death to himself or his son," unless his demands were forthwith answered.—Mr. Williams mid, that at a future day he would be prepared with further evidence to substantiate the charge.—Mr. Jar dine said, that before he could take further - proceedings, he watt maim evidence respecting the identity of the hand rail/mg.—Mr. Williams said, to the best of his belief, all the lames poseinsed WSW to the handwriting of the prisoner.— The yaw= male as observation, and was remanded. CLIMILINITHLL—Coamos or Ro awn Amore. —a. F. JOilleireak, 'maths to Mr. H. Amford, of Ray hereassa, IL Luken was imaged with robbing his master MLR, sad waft the Min proodea—Oa leselay evening, Yr. MUNI, shoe Wifeg bk arm-bra In enema metal box, and locking bah hi the enaloserd, west to dispel, where a message was sent to him that his been wee ea fro. He found that the fire had been sit/neighed by the earl+ of the polio, end firemen. The 'upbraid had bet broken open, the metal box taken out and broken open, and the lock of the mak box forced, and a 101. note and five sove reigns taken away. A large portion of the bed.curtains and some of the bed-clothes were saturated with turpentine, and several documents which had been planted by Mr. Amford in the cash-box had also been steeped int. The prisoner was the only person left in the house after Mr. Amford went to chapel, and upon some questions being pat to him, his mowers were so unsatisfactory that he was given into au tody.—Fie was remanded. MARLBOROUGH.STREBT.—Aitiono ru.soat. Da. merlon DT PAWNDROWS.—Mr. Biegkeas i f i s si v=ent in this wee, la which Sir Mr. Au enbories • pewobrolot s :T=l is a pz eha ln hint—Mr. thighs= mid, Ns Osaka front beim& a samba st lama 0111114116 111 =1, seed sou Stasi Om te Mr. Illyhater, a sestem-hies east in La des, le be boa by be Auld rash, hither inetroo dens. ameed the lock of as ot the boxes to be =dm the ben epos with a eithel, took out silver andiselida end ether ankles of plea, sad &what d i m with eke degnolas • pawnbroker, es a esserily hr a sum 4f 911. shafted by Mu telling him at the semis Ow kit Of were the property of • client Hs sherwaide lett le the iontheat, when he still reamiss. Oa the E& the foe the owner, a sesemess bee beat takes eat mph* the t rateraden et thae gads mho. the 2 & $ Via, sap 71, whisk la uses when goods have ban Mee depallei sr passed, 'empowers • pollee meol sash = say helm sr e th er dealer in semi bend property, or say ether psrtt who shall Save eilvemeed mossy so, a thank of goods, MA Ousrpola eases le eatiorthe restitellemede.—For the delisit was contended, Bet, that tab esestessat gives the megfetrate no jurisdiction over • prembeeker la a nue like the resat • that the word pawnbroker was net band in the ~; thit the defendant hal net been destsibed as a pawnbroker in the summons : and masily, est if the enactment handed to include pawihreities, the dehadeat was act atlas as a pawnbroker in ble heathip erille _ethernet, bat ender mooch] contract for a lama ; the reseatelom la, 39 it 40 Gee. 111., c. 99, limit ing the dealings of • pawnbroker , properly so called, to 101. It was true that the word pawnbroker is not found in the 27th meet. 2 mad I Viet., e. 71 ; but Lard Hardwiche held that the wood ham ineludes panted= ; and the new =was swami by Lord Tatman sad the Oust st Beath. Them with reglad le the MOWN' that the &holiest was set dealing wilt Sylmar lathe thereolor et Toriabothenit k , th becease he edam wnbrokers :1 awe asslbrT h e: the sima II ptwtlmehor to take a mash higher rate of interest then U. per mgt apes loans set moseding 101., this. was althea is the ea Ls= bibit hint from dealing as a pesee with amounts, provided he AMIN kiewil'te the anlimery fete at MMus Aid the 25 Oeo. 111., cap. 42, see. 3, declares and enacts " that all persons who shall aessive, by wor et pawn, *dee, or exchange, pay seeds for tht=ent of miry lent themes, dna be deemed " The defendant ism elm liable in Cs espiesky ot drake ia essenhisall pe Bat the coined - ter the rielbsital nib sa id is Ss li end 6 Vie. e. l imed emits, that he the pupae et DION, an egint with the possenton st goals - dial be deans& the swear, and that if he is guilty sr any Admits of good faith towards his employer, it shall anstitute a ads. cleaner, youbbslik with at least was pees' traesperia. den. Ho soneted that if the agent, having ea invesseey of the articles in tbe b tit re ed i deposited the bee with the pawn broker without bulk, the owner's only remedy would have beat le la agent for the misdemeanor. It seemed to Mr. him that whoa the watt broke rime the bas, he diwieW himself of the diensW of agent, by tensmittlag • idea. and acting in the elsemeter Ms WA Thes=sese, to nelelag no provides he the este et Okay by ea meat, same& to have hit math a eras to tuulad deste which maid alba to it at mathas lers lasidenta were to Mast the 16"ispasity of agent to constitute him vr a r ig li tml II have without title any person who gob pme. =ilia of the goods after the hisahme oil. La the is.. of any ordinary tam, so tide ethillje isedgig =be felonious act; Me Im a ssilkosty li ups tem recipient of thia min rob apes the NN ue& ode bed been there wee no mere bit deolrellig from the °pendia et role than he estesqrAses say other clam of deans. The complainant, the/afore, was in the present sass entitled is en unconditional order for the restoration of the gads speci fied in the summons. And there seems to be no num why the law should draw a diatirction between the ceneeatenees et a felony committed by an agent and a felony essamitted by say other person.—The defendant's @Wiener third the Megilitrate to impose a penalty on the defendentothweries he would net have the right d penalty to the quarter mini --M. Bingham said the points in the car were of too asa =I to be settled at the quarter arrikaa—tbey ought ji be in a higher court. He would she every Leahy he *kW the ase to the courts at WateMenter ; but he 484. UMW did not see that the quarter seadene were in a peskiest te give a much better deckles Ikea he het dose, end Mew wee this recces, that it was pesbabh that Mt dmeilia etthe —Mr. Attar add h a : beliedvi be bi stor si before " r i es:a widest any of ebenoter for having contorted the = Ni. end ansialy he did. He wee wily sa Of the oak and he was puribedy Nadel ift ley. isfy toy mss the aka et an act of paionwt.—Tho plet Wm oialOor applied he the rentemair st e le t z ge ther es tro= ass Waled in the rosameas.—Mr. glue up that Fart? she. It was act a quell= et thlEisgs, and pater with htm. It was a qualm as Igtipeepor assirsides at an eat of parliament. LAlHlSTll.—leammat • Baramoir.—..f Mirth, a lesemeymea adage irskar, was chard with obeallog • vs rislriertieks, the property of hie swither.irkw.—T. p giros& that, at the dealt ends Whey won lollseestry, and in ceder to sae die ge, MI mast lsease dr osiited lodightg,lte bei =MEW bin VIM the =Math asseber's torahs and 4sgusilset aunt leas pig M hit weather la the pthemeN roses Oa the re term it Ms swam firm the soonley the dimwits* ihst the labs el her bens heel boa Mesa opt, awl lb* anima tam. . Witmer sr melaissel that the papa. bad Ws yavad—Tbs wit of the yammer (sad the ear to the het by end ea the _ prianis bed biai pawasi by ber sad not by bra lininel.—The Mlolll'll6 bele *at Ws *tar lei penned r ie l e hl4ph ir bat van millisi ihe bri dew is lbw* NMI OF .ercien of her husband. This the wife denied ; and the pri soner said that his brother-in law ha I, linos the day of their marriage, done everything in his power to separate them.— Kr. Elliott remarked that as there was no evidenee before him to show that the prisoner had pawned the things, he coup not entertain the charge against him. It was admitted by his wife that she pawned the goods, and the prosecutor might give her in charge if he thought proper —The prose cutor said he did not wish to do so ; but hoped his worship would kold the prisoner to bell, for he was a desperate cha meter, and had been twice convicted, and had threatened his life. This the prisoner denied, and the magistrate dismissed the charge. MONEY MARKET. MONDLT BVINING. The money business in Consols has been rather im portant to-day, partly because of the period more nearly at hand—Friday next—when the transfer books will be shut for making up, preparatory to the payment of dividends. The Bank broker came in as a seller of Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. for some amount, and various quantities of Consols, money stock, considerable in the aggregate, were brought forward for sale also afterwards. The result was, that prices drooped about II for money, and for account. COIIIIOIB opened at 851 for money, sad 664 for account. They left off 854 to a for mosey, and 85i to 6 for account. Reduced Threes, 84 to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 854 to Long Annuities, 8 9-16 to 4. Exchequer Bills, 4s. to 7s. premium. India Bonds, 255. to 17s. discount. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. The chief business in the foreign market was in Mexican Bonds, but the range of variations lay be tween 18 to 17! only. The last prices were 17! to 181. Mexican has become a rather favourite stock for speculation latterly, on the supposition, vag ue as it is, in some quarters, that peace must sho rtyl be restored with the United States, and otherwise, aithe stronger incentive, that the agents, who are now holding an amount in hand nearly equal to one-halt year's dividend, may shortly be expected to make • repartition of the funds in hand. Both these expos tenons may chance to be disappointed. Bat it need not be disguised that an impression is unfortunately abroad that the agents, or parties in relation with them, are not entirely unconnected with these deal ings in the bonds, and these fluctuations in prices, with what object events only can determine. Theta is, however, one opinion prevalent among the holders of Mexican debt, one opinion indeed among the public, which is, that it is en imperative duty of the agents with the greatest despatch possible to relieve themselves of the large funds in their rens non, held simply on trust for equitable distribution among the creditors entitled. The Spanish American committee perform their duty but laxly and reprehen sibly eo long as this obligation of the agents is not in sisted on and fulfilled. Brazilian were quoted 79 to 80. New Granada Bonds, 18 to 19. Sparesh Fives 17! to 184 ; the Threes, 29 to 4. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. advanced to 55 to 6 ; the Fours, 844 to 55. These stock. come better from Amsterdam on the 3d inst. ; the Threes only, however, there SS 11-16, Portuguese 22 to 3. The sales of money stock to-day appear to have made some impression on the market, and those par ticularly by the Bank broker. There is, however, nothing new in this sort of operation ; it occurs inva riably before every shutting of the transfer books for the payment of dividends. People choose to have their funds available for contingencies, and although at a very small extra cost transfers may be effected at any time, yet such is the force of habit that the near shutting of the transfer books always eons forth sales of stock. The sales of the Bank broker in per Cents. can only be ac counted for on the supposition that the Bank, having taken back a coasiderable quantity of stock, say for about 300,0001., according to the accounts for the 27th ult., upon which money had been raised pre viously with a view to check the circulation, was de sirous to lessen its stock of government securities is the banking department. Money was easy to-day, both on the Stock Exchange, and in the discount offices. In the former it might be bad family on stock and Exchequer Bills from 3f to 43 per cent. ; in dis count quarters at 5h per cent., and in some inatances a shade less. The failure of a small bank, that of Messrs. Gib son and Start, of St. Alban's, comes announced in a Hertford papas. It had a circulation of about 3,0001. only, and smell as the circulation was it was far beyond sec/ capital in possession upon which it could be fob Neither of the partners had any capital, to ape& et as capital, and although the circular of the Am immouncing their suspension, charges the ISM Ire the refusal of the agents to make the ne. eassary pagesents, it in quite clear the agents had and meld have as effective funds to advance upon. The beak was hem the first a nonentity of property. The meeting of the creditors of MOWS. CONN and Hillard took place to-day. This is the MS imbesee of the failure of a purely Americanisms delft the late portentous time*. The balsassedhseeally prepared by Messrs. Perrinton and s of King-street, will speak for itself. The wiredrawe appears to lie between Manchester, Lame" soll Nottingham. A long disenselso tsok Am, ample fielders of which would peeesseilideistaniel. Sum principally turned upon tbelldieaof imeilleste certain house by which Itedmitesseebei hem milk but which otherwise bel se relations with Vie house beyond privele• dip with one of the partners. Even these seemiliss, however, or it pestle of them, seemed but of a very hypdhstical elonteler. In result, a resolution Isne eon fey to allow these weeks for the firm in deka le ma* a proposition as to what they could pay, and in the sesantinie a let in bankruptcy, already taken out, wee Sip* Is be held over. As most of the property is bid in the United States, and the agent of the house there is glider signature for between 8,0001. and 9,0001., it may be feared the whole property there will be em bargoed, and that little in that respect will be left for the creditors. The insolvent firm had a good commission business, the profits of which were esti mated at above 4,0001. a year, but their books were kept badly—the bad debts were not written off, and they themselves appear therefore to have been quite unacquainted with the real state of their affairs until the moment of stoppage, brought on by the throwing out of their bills by the Bank of England. BTATTMENT OT ATTAIRA OT JOHN 1111,1A8D, 14, T To To a ednen r err lint ft r Vass dam* T';." 11.460 16 10,634 0 1,T06 IS 3,000 0 ..d............. 1 To lailbe %pis MI =l:6 B6.ll2 i lerm a bc,,seel irl Ws T•raiictx * 5=.7= are to be mli paid LINT 19,573 By !sib By eared.. Imil ti Laudon By AIM Is h rtirateat • ••••••••••- IA dews owl =Pine w 1 By MO el suitale .11 laZ rod. at dn. irsieboass Iftt winboun smettlit th the brie a a are= rreentiiiii, oo By Ow at preedois Plmilip-boo pore tom likOmizoy at AM Los nok owing al Misolkotor . la Looks ... By Mr. Cooks' ILlLard's vents proporty 12 By Br. do. A 9 . 7.269 1 4.01il U MIN I 7.787 7 91.910 9 14,384 4,347 4 13,4111 II 1,167 7 IN 14 =GLUM 1 7111111 Stod4 US liai 3 Bank per Oint. Zed. Aow 11: 3 pot Om& Leas.,ll fif 4 Tail 4.1. New Dirt . o3. Ana ba n , s63 an Dii33. I. ha J. Ila ILIA , OCONaI Ms 1 7016071 MD 6 pa (X Brialia bk. lbsel e l, 7V I r .., 1 yes Ow. Wands 14,04, Is 6 per ant Madam WS, 11111 3p4 11 /6 17 4 14 % Qt. Portsralm.B6o64, ‘44. ;XI, 16.766 s a 1.416 IS T 160 1 11 ,; ~ Ai bi d dm imam Dft. liSsUirakiV i Uo Samba... Ned. ON 200 0 0 100 916 18 214 0 6/9 II 0 170 9 1 02018 7 1,194 40 0 0 180 0 36,811 11 7 9)0 0 360 0 0 136.461 11 T. PILIOJost., .11111{8 ,COATEB AND S 6. d. 03,047 10 6 6.464 6 935 15. 11 2,419 18 10 18,057 11 11 t s. d. 1.915 17 8 11,946 0 1 800 0 0 RAILWAY NEWS. We had on the whole a steady market yesterdav, but towards the close of the day shares becam e e i : tremely heavy. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—The Lowlop and North Western have called up the teal isslathient of IL on the 221. (Im o Loodon and Birmingham) shares, preparatory to the full moron being consolidated rat copal meek. =tiff the powers of thei,.. /. be set. GAILT Illan 19011111_111X AWD WILSTERIC—AT mental trip was reeently made from Ballybrepby to Muria, a oin tance of 22 miles. The extension of the main line will be open t o t h e public in • month, making a total of 112 mile., 90 on the main Lae, and 23 on the Carlow branch. A speed of upwards of 30 miles* boor was maintained over the y-bog; and tho wide distance of 90 miles, teem Thuries to Dublin, was run in three loin. ncludiagi stoppages. HANDOIIO, Disc. I.—This day the members of the man railway congress faallyadopted a plan for • uorammi mire WI for the transport of goods to and trees st thine plowm which are Ice threes encomunioation with the (Xmas lime of nulwer. It az peened that that plan, as well as the other arrangements agreed to the congress, wilt be enforced at the kebobs[ of the mama soma TAUNUS RAILWAT.—FRANKFOUT, DEC. 3.—Daring A s warm of November the receipts of the Yew line (43,049 ametaggeo amounted to 214224 triton GHANA LIST.-Lompuit, Dic. 6. Nora-Tl6 ep50146166, of Ilneo la Zama dr notes 446444 saga traasseilow : taws of lines 16 1606:4 sellas'4o64L 7!"'... - tsol• 7 1.40.1111.W.Q6LAS lea a Do. 1171110: ma _4oLsh. .10. ii 61 D0.10.46.411.8a. 6 114 ...) D4101661a1l 12 in D4.101.61..3/4. B 44. 1 LINA* é& Weans i*. New Owes. KU * Do. New, SOL De. Kee. 404 34 De. Cons. Teatat ld. De. do. Teals. - • 14. Do. rn4r6. l4. 4 f01t&14.6.* r 1 014. 1 117/64. • Mat 114. Jima. 41 4866106614 1 111/1146 1 Do. 40L dorm-- ir / Dalai. ism Do. Dim. a Derby D0.0.11744114.6pc ma al 1 Ile. Brlel..4ofostes I Ifid.64.irei.' Inf . 4. Pietas* * Qs4llol 11 1 ,0064/44_ .1 .. 11 1 Mirth 1140.10 t Do. L 412 4. al De. sbarea s 1 2 N go gia Tairds 4 4 6 174. Nme. 20L . . 14. 6 Do.Guarld. 614 ii. 4.4 •6 Do. E.ri. Ip. C.aa. X - 3 De. 511647 Aolaor pig 2 Do. do. learesay . 4 N. Counties Vow 7 Mar diaso rata' 1! Mort\ 6 Nora Waders 14 Oaf. , W orcei. lady. Ti 11•446..0u114.0841g. 14 Msyston and llilstat 4* 10 fkotosA Centro{ 111 , Sc liotte ""jki .,., 6 0014,.. 0016; 6 K 40 0 ,41 314. 6 Sanwa a 111 r. dams a 3 Do. do. Class B. /0 ihropeare Union . i Isa 8004 Ikoon . 4 &WA Stu forits4lre ,3 lid. sal liosternabovr.llll 1 10 Do. d 0...... No. 'lieu& 17 Do. d 0.......• . • •:11t1 12 16 Do. do 344 71 NaT el I) S . Wake • . . 2 . .'lu Sq. 2 S. rer146.1.4.6.&01e. 4 Tale Pak tinension 3* 144. .34 Mama norm, Dl.llOl 1614. 34 Woterford .1 . Kitten i 11'4061ar.dr regrow 0 WO .. Woos. 1131 14aa. 41 Wis. &mat& Wens. Port. Nome., a asr.l2l a Do.orle.N mealier 711 11 Do 71ftNI&Pure.h. 31 Do 1.x.f10l Y 1.6 N o '134 I DodoNo23llreakler,ll, i Dwell NPur or Piet* a Yorkallortablidland;fda Do. Preforvoce D0.1LAW.0444.Xs 1018301 rILW I ATLI II =ll e r.lor.4 Ten;1 1 1 1 3 11 Dawson I 1S 4 Soot hi dion S arin .424te lansvanse ta . t Avlsm. - ConStt2 IL =a6d 1.1444 Northern L ot Frates . 111 t Orlauss ds a Pods an Lyons.- 6 s a Paris and Orteqns. . 471. Parts and Rouen 133 3 Paris it Strostreirg . 14 Rouen and llama . . II '. aseobre 'nod Moms 74 Mors and Nantes .,4 3.3. W.l Madan 111 1 11 1 4,11 • 44 46ordaos 10 1 gto " or.l i efl i t hl i tr4 114 l i g: 104 Bir. w el. & S. Volley Ili . 15 /Arm. dr Oxford Ja 3 . 6 tiodow.B46....*Bdrot 14 76 Bristol mod Eider ll 10 Be. Tkirdo - 10.3 Boooklopkasookko • • 3 OD Oaladoolaa. - . i . Do. I Meru 3 ST IChootar a Itolgee ad 17 bd. 13 De Prrleressot . - 793 aurae@ . to Do.lot tril..il 10 Ds. Id CI., Ipso a 16 DesseteN4 312 &Nike 80r . .f10 . le lll9d. 16 "Au (351.LSSALID) 141 1.4 Do. 1144. 1. k. /14 1 Do. 131.10 r. N. Ik llt N. pat 11 Illoolara Ooluttla 164 4 21 Do. do. B. .-.- . Do Erte.sp.a. No lid. 6 04 1 Do. 60. No. 2 6 par 10 Do. Yon Lon • 40 DoNorllank Brion 4 211 De Do: iT airW oo. : - : : 171 t 50 E.,,,,. 116696 . . : : 11 144 Lancoabin 9ll 4 , Do. Nes. 4 Meow. 1 001 long IroAso • 1 2 e 114 & Skip. 44 I S L L ::: I own : - : : 1 B d. - saw). a a•astia;# 9 , Do. Newport. - IS.reter, Yeovil. Dore 144. I. Groat Nonagon.- Do. lee. a Yee* 1 ltd. 34 411.Soutlit Waal. l 6 1 Great N ortA of Ea. SS 227 6 Do. Noe 400 3.3 Do. Nero. 31. .... 7 39p. 14 Do. NMI. 114. ... . 15 176 L 66 C 2766 Wanton 101 1..6 14 Do. s 1.6 Do. Mateo IT 169 7 Do. Nom iii .. lll6 12 Roddorotoid, Now. Pot I De. do., MU* z. par V Hail and &i 6/ . . 100 124 De deem L T IP, 14 Ipo.. . 81. "hods 1 9d. 1,4 Do. do. 6 Nord& 6 0 14 DorsztifelleloCe NIN 30 Lone. & Coo6Dlo. . ON. 12 56 LP Do. 3144rd0 - . 13p. 93 Lastosehiro &Yorks* 50 Do. do. Id. 16. 7 ,.. D. Do. . ..... • • De Neroooe , ses .1 10, Do. Thirds 114.19 d.) 6 1 62. pa 6 34 4 r k r4itt 44. rm. .z. Woo Sid. U Do.Prooka k W 9 Do. 2 them ....• Al totj Lehr td . 93;66,4 i d ' l l 3 I Loicodor .6 &wow& t 4. par 36 Ludo and Think IT Do. Nee . Do.Pre J. iiiet ll4. ST Losds.Derte., Mance IN.. Move. t N.Je 2 Les..Orarbehe 6 0r1.4 1 DU /codas taikoolloall 4 IN. do ... - . No. I 41 Do. do.. .No. 2 60 Lon.. Brigkao. 4.00 14, 11 30 Do. Coos. BONN. 5De it Do. do.duar sp.t.T. 50 .Do.Pre.f.Cott.,N.Ct. 124 Lando...pod Omer. 15e Do. Preference- bk Loo4oul.sl.Wesura 15616 COMMERCIAL AND _MARZETS. PROD UCE.—litmettgo-Lmts, Dsc. 6.—Thar. has been but little dlepodtioe to do business to-day by prints contract, as the public ere for tomorrow (Turle ) ) are lame and vane... lallaw has been steady, 45a, 45e. 3d. a; the .pat; taut, 41. Id. ; rough ht, 3s. Md. Arrived during the week 813 a ear de li vered 2,617 care ; the praeut stork on hand is 14,108 mar , wise& 25,532 casks last yam. Marrow : Buttes re bees dull, and tin prices a Trir rye declined le., Si. Baer has aim been in hat 'Witted de mand, end prices are rather lower. Maas oat of demand. Lard, floe orannurn soiree. Cotton dull. Ode steady : seal pale, 271. 104. 284. ; raw, 21/., MU. 10e. ; brown and yellow, MI., 251 ; sperm, 1111., 811. ; head ;natter, 831., 811.; ad, 251 LW. 10s. ; Orr Ben, 211., 271.; Who (Gallipoli), 431., 481.; knish and &say, 436 111 a, 137.; per, 301., 4 21. ; cows wit, .; seed rape pale, 781. ; Lamer, 331. 10e., 231. 136.—The Board of Trade arks, made up to Nov. 5. 11347, show an Warm la the deliveries Is. home eta gumption of sugar 492,6.50 cwt., the leaser up to Aug. 5 was 733,416 out, whir Mows that the rats of eoessunphas has materially de. erred the subsequent three months. The Lames on orbs, for dm err period, was 1,257,9111 r ; on the Ilk of Allpat it was 1,961,4181 h.., whlck shows that the sciasataptian at that milk boa also &caned. LONDON ANZELY DOCK ENTDINB, Doc. 4. 0 Impartod. DATerc4l. I Ni. Mock. 1 alma a. W. 1/Mlo. 2.021 — 1.213 limalthm . .... 1436 6,907 Doug a Aladno 4,489 7,045 Fs mho. . .. OM 6.540 3 AT 3.114 M 100 140 IA Foci/. . . top 6 - 5 60 Ur. .1.4116 maim 661 654 ii:iii 13071 102 106.1k1 0,113 4.179 3,128 19.414 COTTON.—Lrvaßroot, DIA 6.—T6e market was dual to-day, acid We sato Were 1,000 bake. No alteration in price. SHIPPING INTELLMBNCS."—Mane. ALL DOS. WI. OWL UM. DIM ALL DOS 6 Dublin ...... 0 liellowd 0 0 Ladla.v. Ina- 0 11101nar.18W 1 Waserterd .. 0 ..•••••• SO Do. . 1 1 1 .... D... T 2 , Wain 0 =Nee t . " Denaabadee 0 S 0 OwnsaJara 11 Was ... DOOM awn i 0 We la. P.S. T 1 Hamburg .... 0 0 leallearna Mantas Dee. 1.6 0 gang . -ha. 141 GRAM , IO.O Des 1.--arrlesl: Ibis, Harlingen;. Haedrlak Hie& ion, New Ton; Saba, Yawn ; Shignigae, bane; Planane, Haw bee; Paulen, Temidos—Yel: Irgegib Ham is ; Dingateb. Onnbla. Unspent, D.D. 11.—iggi Ogle. Itiegoit; Clelbarbee , IN. Da atiogo ; Jane, Quielne4Mlind ed i aim llairrat ous anitre T kli=t, Rotterdess ; Karla Mein Amigo, Othitgros, Its. lemma; Maw" Masi Taggorg Mel; Mob gol Sm. ihmArateras. Ilts dm Mama Nam et aid tam Anna la lAtoptgl. in sgag at Southport, ban tem got at. "time masa dorm ma Ws eater. (Advertisement.) —A arms ArrAcx or Run tun.' Cloaca DT HOLLOWAVII OZIMEINT AND Ptua.-14alellk Vintner, of O,sn, had the two Wt yews gy suusl attests of rhewmerr, whirler her in a stated me de. linVi le Aril ler treeing wen met ezeruclitre, =Mr nell. ilaeere eerier alt abaft her welet war she weed HeYarwJY treed Creart, rhea Ilere larterie rareeir Mew neeeerAti we 5.4140 4 Orr Jeerer re le wrier Mir oinse Pet Olatmer miters la err r ger satirlei *Mg. oweelogs, teterreor wreleal Weep rear ma wareler Wester &renl wlerola Ire beta red nt h rat ampler wetter— ew Seld by ell etweelroad et rearm Holloware Itrehibareet, 244, Strad, Loner. BIRTHS. AdaISTRONO.—New. ft Y Illtaark the wife of IL AneettenClK. IC .. of a son mil het. EDDIS.—Dee. 3. erelegton-enweeot, Yrs. A. S. BUM of • Gli da l Dg a t r a 4 li i.—Dea '1 3. AV/ oath. LieerPool. the We W. OO- roan, Esq., of a son. MALAY.—leos. V. at ilnalleabottsw the wife of J. Nabs, Nee, sheriff of Holt of a we. m•KEIG—Nos. 30 at thitizZllittao. the o ff " of the Rwe. a• WiLes. M.A.. of • ma. opal y.—No, 19, she wife et the Jaw J. Y. Oka. M.L. el HAW. of • TuOma g" St r itot.lll. K Plabadt. the wife of W. ?keen% In't of. son. . BOR.LAWD—WYWNI.-4,1, t= by as ROT. A. add& at 100. 1.. & Harland. priebyterha Meteor of Ldeors e l 4 o Way Jam. dam Murat/ at the lebs T. Wyme. WM. Bratt—tillTTEL—Wor h), M Tebill. Jets Walsall. hotel ma of Ws ft Disairs. h. et Masidert. Ocek sad atom IN=ache Dm dmehlor of ths Imo J. thlyth._&,.. to ache Mama died bream lo tbs ate O. taath. Ndr4.. ot Mat. 111(11111-11111111.AN..-Des.11.81 Md. Mar. bs i ts,M. O. f . ii. . L ,91, at Mb0 ..... r. aomay. to taL—JO re.— Si tl FIM, by as ler. W. Jam. Mom rear of alotzleo... 4 ef Ah/ r. to of J. J ad., ism . Medelatest. by as Lc 0. B. W s = 11. WM WS.. lo tilieldmie.Ammeesed Madam of tow Y & Mow, R.:4.OmM Mom of Mr J. A. arm But. al Amt. MATES. SIB.—D4s. kst 1041:t Oelsa 'Wu, J. M. Doak B.A . 14 1 , it 1 .• Psters amens" spa 40. SOU 1,, Cleass= dr USA darxiblar el 0. Dossitd. 17ppor Toodag. Dunes. CMIOD.—Dos.I. at 4. Prase" Mr• T. CO* son. told U. DUMML—Deo. 2. at P,ia J. P. D. Isla, StriadD of Itswld& llNAUt_t w at 18~1. D. 14410 41 4.. T r w. , .... ' • Vaegti--wri.r. It. Bldiuslit Oadst la bear ..„ 0. 1: 77 .. T7....7. 0 MildN dial sal cab =villas Dintits et I" .111: .. IsSift Istats of ft. Maw" Jfftlits. Ila as. or w, Jam lailift gib IV . ard # . H. i.rn elm= oat: &odor d Ws IMPIII.—oO. li. at , le Wm Onosdk Aw 144 . -0,0 "* . Gem. A. Kuper, aid de. LONGIAT.—Dott 3, at lraboatabst i 1 J. Ueda, 1114.,1414 1104111• 11.1 .. Mk t B vgli,„. W Dow, 101 -.a:tut ilk . .---, / W 4l;i HrirliPT Tiabora. Irtaleker. YU W H er meat. aft Ira'. at BAIA Me W of rrr. AMA OfSVIINIA. Xn• *0 Yte Yr. Non wahm. usum blew hod gel h rgirat i lt& li a . Mitlatio.= et ',Mamas To SW,