The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-21 00:00:00

salved as Whig se wino es to become painiwl. FMB?, the award lose w be gives by general consent to M. Orland f r the elemie knowledge he has evinced. DEATH Off Mi. CLAM He•Th.—This patir sess, well hasten ter his weeks is engraving, died ea Wor ley lest Our a peelnasi flame. `Ye may weirs at the same time the death el Mr. Harmed, late ikuseemy of the Willi laillealiew Irk it nut a. LT00.111.-1,84* gassing "The Merry Whin d Windsor " performed at this theatre, VC, tris made her fret appeerame this season is the ehareerge of Mrs. Ford The haws we crowded , and di- fair assemowe was nom cordially welpmed by the audios. The yaw wee en tLe whole well primed sod wee rotemodi ISM mach applause. The two " men; wives " cenhl ass burs bees hater persemated dam by Melees Yost& sal Mr. Tates. limb were beoemiagly wired Ia old > h se► tome, though of • date, we most, sot so swim. a w peiircl of tie play end both sued with great mime owl aiety. Mr. Oreaby was we of the bed ihd g stela we have sees. He gave great ales to Nam of the priodpal mem ; his earradee, ia peeeknise, Master Broolt,"ahisdisestere la the beek-basket esavehed the sadism* with laughter. C. Mathews, Me, wee oneelleat is Slender. Mr. Caper gams • jedisious mediae' of the pet of Ford. He played it quietly, sad pm • weak air Pen to the transports of hie jealoasy, in keeping with the light and sportive ammeter of • play in whisk OWN might ass to be the d' teat approach to the gloomy or Megleel. Ms. Selby end Hs. Meadows produeed • good deal ef aememosat in the pars of Dr Coins sad Sir Hugh, but they were tee facial, sad filled the duel twee with • oatity of buf foonery tor which the text affords so warrant whatever. Mr. Freak Matthews was, on the whole, a good Justice Shallots, though be did not show enough of the doting imrneihty of age. There are • great number of subordinate characters In this play, which yet demand better acting than they can naive in any theatrical company. f Zin scones, consequently, are always Indifferently per and • cowiderable portion of the play moves heavily. It was considerably lengthened, tee, by the bloody:time of • wombat of site tad dads, mg by He_ Bine, who breed the pert of fad" by lisiame Vest* sad by Kies Kathleen Fitxwillisa, la the deareeter of Ann Papa The things were pretty easSe l l y west of them were prettily swag. But they tesso mad pises—steel into amass with which th ey no esessmensh they merely fa- Merepted the neitice se the plea, awl wet • play already waSakatly long. Mu* is • wry &I=Mf thing ; bet we have enough of ado on the stage eit plessat without threstins it into plays who it km no badman Aseteul.—A new burlesque wog prmlueed here lest sight, entitled "The Basbented Isla, or Raisin the Wind on the most approved Pria" It Is flan the pew of the Messrs. Brough, of Ifsileposi, sad he merit would have fully entitled it to that seams Prelims which It attained et the Adel*. The &Weise Is {spout, studded with smart quips and Oddities : there are Milo led -Imes snags, and alcove do:a Thema, is that of Shokepare's Tempest," wide same difireemos. Wo ars int introdn sod to a party of hp. mesopeassethe mss lad state of polities, have lea swam is as special seareakies sad whom Arisl, m espiels, Wawa is their defies. the bet al which, contrary to the poetise of strawy spesialr. is be "kick up • *else," wbersia to upset their master's ludo. Sous brasher, alio with bit es& sad seam making a awl. c al program The st o ve is raked, end with capital WIND Ifilet. We next dad King Allow and court way much at sea on; board the " Naples Direst fiteruner," Prime Ferdinand, a last young man, being especially quixbyieh un der the influence of Bones and Co. though he bad pm. Measly given himself out to " the gevernot" as a regular yachting fellow. His royal highness being at last marled down below, to the tor of " Down mons the dead men," we ere in troduced to the wisest of the isle, giving Ms daughter en account of how, having been kicked out of his kingdom, he hod escaped to his Fount residue's, under the same of Smith, • fillip which told easubwly, but giving her an ids* that matters will shortly be settled satisfactorily, an kin. however, Texas in every respect, except that a nice young man Texas fathoming, which ennomement Alias i Miranda receives with muck gratification. Next is a sane wherein Caliban the boy of all work, "his bosom filled with freedom'', pare moues," and herby' " on the rights of labour a among not ion ," throws the unpolished boot et his nester's het, and is only vanquished by the spieial fairies after a vigorous resistance. The dialogue Mrs is fah of @Mr-revolutionary hits, which told with effect. Now arrives Ferdinand in • fairy steam-earnage) th ere is very strong love at tint right between him sad M iranda,M which, having excited. the auel father suites still more by tearing the pair asunder foe awhile, pretesting that he will permit no inch st oriel armed and public eneetieas." Miranda is sentenced to work ,ix ottomans in Berlin wool Were night, and Fer dinand (...) cant we don't recollect how many beds of wood. Then there is the conspiracy between Celina's and the sedan, or rather, the sonmeestoker sad hie mete, • Na ming eon reed by treaty, to which the stoker sews he will "stick no gnus perch?, 'pa his soul." They sing a Mecums weft mem There's • good time coming, boys." sad exeunt, fished arm in are, emblems a liberty,anyfraternity. We have • sere whweia Ferdinand. atter liewUng saaptarroslr, dames • merry rowed with Ariel sad • ample of sprite ; mit mother, In which King Memo, aft: g r a a a rdsi inadgesos is • air oimal copse, el a easel k brooks olf in order to asap ea bmitatim dl i r i Z ia. Propm. Last serve of all the. swam when the Mos mime same with kis " lost leas Mabee" (a *skim Juke, miss 0. Smith's altitude) ; and Wilms assolada the burlesque with re questing the Oleo! . toga up " a devil ef a ilmemereatioa —with their T he se that . " tlifT oa the siege may keep the piece." Thee de did take plass and the piece will keep the Nags at MI 4mM he sem time se some. The —A wen m and art saw exerbast. STRAND.—A gogle-ect pea, e=el is the bUle se ea " burletta," sad the of • It*, was bra u& sat here lest email* The mans is rid is Me amp of tie " Oreat Traimiht r and the pletisvalms love task between his seerslary sad the daffiest Om sIA edam the mum el whish is by the mains shish the Ides employs te ree P r4or= d er ta as apse. able isms. His Rebecca bases we the eassomfol wawa- Win the betels., the "semis Wiesen" befog smielsed by lir. H. Webb, the primrose peon tor le the affo rest estideetka et • solombly well.dhed home. CLERICAL. W PaVimmini —in. D. Do Doodrey, to Mitcham; C., Donw.—M. J. Loam, to LW, &too P.C., Derbyth., Lich.; 1101. z i=or of W. ilkasods.—loo. W. M. lawer, to tt. Glow —Dn. C. J. D. Mud" Is Sokarolios•Doons Tate, ea Teo; Ni.; NW, twortoe et W. M. Moroi" 11/ W. H. Illootes, is l'aus mei DEW C.. Vollolwri.-11" C. 1. 1. Is Rim P. Na Mott dio. LW; OWL; la. am„—loo C. P. Nam, to COM 1 0W0..-101. 0. JL Wefts, to BMWs, T. liik„ es. M - UK, VII; 'widow ; mow, dr Um r/ Moir WoototioWat.---lov. lobook toot. boWl; C., Iw7orf.—lev. T. Toil. yo.. 'swam PA, R. 1 7 11• 1 =1 . 1 . 4 Clarkol fs lo Teri L•ll.; got. so= of COmity ; Pm. W. Chomer, w. Wye" to /WWwwo ot. 1,00, 410. . ; LW. vlO witiot; tot, tto Mint. of UMW. 1 11 NAVAL Woomnoto. 21—Ilmok Rogio, It. v.. Wan Car. IL &Cook. ordeal mad" ams fermrsouth, Me muemittie if mbisa. The ammlase semmated Mgr lupines Ms ill dr esamsdiserfs eMes.—Teeses. M.Liest. Whim Is= a Mem Waimea hir Ms emerlstmed maim la the &eft lat. CatontAx, Nov. it —The Mori of Afkigothy ors pow waft the tesik et noble& They Moe dilated diet It loam Miss 111 meals ere 'mimed te he remind es mama mini a denabed of theralsaleammee; tad timid the mama malmeted pees late& Seast i l i Vemaily mamma le be aled ads* molest. bme thither dassled Moms le be MomitNed elbow ing la detail maws mimslisimies •am et sae ewe Isto ismer isas she la edam the IMO Waft late 14 sr hem: MO the is moolosoolog a on of ion Mee deep sod the mme Mee Um Maw • spans elsemeid et the mama steak Meer, WA Tow low eau meameaded • newt ale re =tesamatal dim &swim pet tea st man. Moms mil limbs tilt Illeimptles Moister, eisam la de ail the sest et tad. Mem, mats et hemass. and Whir ileatel espesee. MOM, witti Ss seat it lissames. M. They Moe Ma di amond a news abe premed ei ail Me r e l lo silir gia lea 616. WEIN whether la um. at dodo% sooke ikooo = 1 :1 4 q1lolor. row at vidit las ache te ems et swim atm ordered, ea slim ea AM met ad mime vale% asit the stets ef mask et ken re maims sod sashbess et rosy deadstlea. tea It met et vessir the mare et deems awl estimeled met et Ida ellehrhs Ms mem , aims am ham ts . This ear wp am Ides d the momisme la sterem—lbe Dopler Is a Ams • alr=ret ITS lam. , Nov.ll-110 11316111111zAvaLS 84CA13113X.- At Mats : Oestes. 11. esesteles ; Medias et" Last. Belbent Melm Itemilles MO Imam mil). Oberon, et., User. Ostd• lir; li .... mkaltaa Aleseerale with Wirt medal. At Itsplee: barles tte Ilas et @is W. qtr: liesenleans 20 Vilefalee. Po Taal* 13 61163 4 0448 •11 0 1 Etelshareset . Meal. et.—At harms Vespers. ; O et.—At MAW% nab ; 36; Mae. et.—At Trieste: lideet dpitire, et.; Imam, st. ; 12. Putienias semis, et..tr.—M Athens : Pekes°. lamtattlassie TiMerea.—.lll Odrallar : Poly. st---Ita Kula bas Iris lamb to Molts: Arobsoo. et, ADIIIIILLIT ; Nov. 20. APPOISMINIrra. Aseistant tune= J. When, to slogan; co. Lean, to CrocodUe.—Asistant : Quash W. ill•Deuall, and H. J. Wilkes, to Plumper. rArrelsrpman :Z. Outer, 1 Devine. MILITARY. Digo aeczo SoLmia.—Froderiek White. a private of the ISM Wuhan al Grentabet Osairda. who was eaawided a short USIN NO al rebates a rind' Oter4 memedey mening pealed Rama the teethe. Alm Ws meld Isereentem the bettelles me drama ep as mak. emd homed IBIS heft. wee% whom 021oeM sir OM lisemmm Net, Ms eta ollwm, grimed the wow step him es hams heft , delt Wally the Mums d Mil yea hem Mr seeMstml by the 'MI pea le et MI time seeMiseel most ileiresseal direr iw do esinstim d a edam ; Mat semilamteg the easeemesses nwhiet hem k M yeee sese, le• Mese of the Magee dem Tes Meth edam tithe Frieda hetteed Oemee, esteem OM eemin, MIN M the paws= 01118111 Me memeet ea mest M iss Ilallowohlitr, haMeee mete deer. Is maim lin fee camel tted se est whisk est tele Mimed pees ems aim sAM lelimm. but tempeatieel the donate of Me Made "Ma sew; he het Whet mils terms to hiMeows somme. Myna el the imbed the t wog OM be bed be d ito .l M bia iPteil Mat th e rob- Mee Mee semstealsiM a Wier el Qom ef beginers Gera. 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Willevessimiel est Om mosims dile Tom THE EXPRESS; TUESDAY EVEYING, NOVEMBER 21, -1848. ~!lei to peers the andtiona seder width thi; Maim' bolder of the 100 Wawa bed bosom • wwwher.—Tha Vice- Chansellor laid ha waridered this • We* ewe. Ti. plain tiffs by Waif hill asked Mr as asesuat or what omega bed boon eetwally rimmed, and *et dug might be Awed to wawa their reerturgo sem gamest oath onwe. The deiondenie *awed, Oa 1M pound that the asearwle ht to Moody ar esh r e . Vidal wham the The real glued= me whether the ipialerill wore or Will not mentlins of the assist), bit en this plat so aviators bad bora pro lbws& It append by 1110 11110 {Mt the swan of all the inewbwo wow te be antsred is a book kept for that pergere. New that bath bad wet bees produced, and to reuses was atigned the lideisollegisa.l3. was bend thorofore to maids, that the Mot= wore net alwahaer ; but Ito was tertbor el gifts thitt the wertree width bad been Wetted, tad the Wept that bed been lima wire. IN leek ea nuke et the est, white was Wended la the boat of awn lads*. abase 111191111 whir Milli. duke W ateewslate massy for WOO, pwrgoera. IleArt thew alellneilliele, be thought that the glittilb were Waled te what they sated for sad the delandsede met pay de ads sp to the tins of bowleg. Bowsaw or tau Comm—The Vies Chancellor stated that the drat owl after this tons would be on Saturday, a c ted had et Doeinther ; the owed aral, ea Saturday the 9tb ; tM third oral en ilaterday, the lOW ; and the bet wal on Thom day 11.41 d of Ilwarabor. Than would be so littler attar tent nunlike lbw mho visettianolim linen ems& WOODA V. WOODA.—CZONI DOMANI/ or LIOAOT AND Deere.—le this use the pemoral repoesarative of a testator named Michael Woods, had haroght as ration against her brother-in-law , who wee a legates under the will, to the mown of 100 k, to mover a sum of 1001. dee from the lass ies to the testator epos • pontoon sots. Elks had ob tained judgment for the debt, interest, sad eats, amounting altegetho to 3621.2.. W. The legatee then instituted the prawn suit to restrain further proceedings at law, alleging that it was the testator's intention that the &Unbend never be ilieteaded. Mr. Wigwam and Mr. Bev er =ported the bat. and Mr. Rowell and Mr. Leiria a tor the de rnat.—The Vice Chancellor said wee wretched =n, and that the action would have been excuse bed not the legatee tenanted the debt But it appeared that the legates might have ob tained, Wheat lltigetios, and without espense, the setoff of the Wen VMS th e 410401 lie had coatisoil his elms to that. le the attempt to *Mead it any further he had hiled naively. A. however the ration was a proceeding of whin the tout could not approve without qralitiostioti, ad it appeared that the judgment debt sad eons had been sanded, except se to a balance of 1041., there must be a de nied's that the plaintiff was entitled to retain this amount la Whineties of his legacy, aid all farther proceedings at law men he Owed. Is other newts the bill must be din 1116110111. the plain/Spaying the wits of the defendant, so Mr as they had bees increased by the denial of the plaintiff's liability to pay the debt. COURT OF QUEEN inna 'S BElL—Ynarelloar. M in Banco. NC RIAINA a. CAPT. CHAnitlTll.—Bauttio A CADIIIIIIP lii Tull INDIAN Ai,tt.—ln this case the defendant bed been found 'silty at the sittings after last Michaelmas TOM, in conjunction with Sir Wm. Young, since deceased, ef to sell a cadetship in the In dian army, to a Wotherspoon. It will be recollected that a ra = llemat, who was acquainted with a writer to the signet ▪ idinbargb, called Wotherspoon, represented to him that the odd procure for his son a cadetship in the But India ladder for • sum of money, and that be accordingly put into her bands 1,1001. She subsequently communicated with • Kr. Raid, • friend of Capt. Charade's; Mr. Wother speria's men had the appointment, and a portion of the money 8001.) was traced into the bands of the bakers of Capt. Charred*. Mrs. Stuart having been concerned in another transaction arising out of this afisir, an inquiry was instituted at the India Homo, at which Sir Ws. Young and Capt. Charretie were examined, and Sir Wes. Young stated on that occasion that he had given the appointment to Mr. Wotherepoon's son in cossequenee of his knowing the father, who was a very respectable san, and who had been his agent in some law transeetions in Scotland ; this turned est to be a fabrication, and she appointment was easeelled, it being • penal act to won,oy for procur ing any t. °Kee, place, or appointment," in the company's cu ri es. The appointment to cadetships, it seems, is vested in the directors, each of whom is his tarn has the power of nominating a party to the officio II cadet, subject to each individual possessing the qualifica tions which the But India Company consider *medal, add to his passing an examination.—Mr. Glands!, Q.C., calm quentli' obtained • rule on the ground that the Menai judge beton whom the indictment was tried, Lord Denim, had misdirected the jury, and also that the verdict was against the evidence Mama m • cadetship could not be called au"ollIce, Pte, commission, or appointment," within the meaning of the act, and hie lordship ought so to have di rected the pury.—The Attomny-Oannal, with wham were Bir F. Thesiger, Kr. Clarkson, Mr. Peacock, and Kt. For syth, now showed Musa against the rula, contandieg that the evidence fully supported the indictment, the mat to a cadetship conferring an office in fKan and therefore a pima who procured • eaglet's certified; virtually obtained en _appointment. Mr. Crowder in sum port of the rale contended that • cadet in this country only acquired an inchoate right to en efike or employment, the person so appointed not Mug ender the control of the East ladle Company until be arrived in ladle, whither he went at his own expense, and in whatever way he pleased. On his arriving in that country he received a commieslon in the ' army than , and then he became possessed of the °Kos appointment, but not before. If when he reached there any one were to procure for him, by purchase, any particular regiment, that might be selling an appointment within the meaning of the act ; but until he rimmed the pay of the company, and had actually joined a regiment, he could not be said to bold any office or appointment. Dr. Johnson de fined the wood " cadet" to mean " a young man who enters the army as • volunteer for the purpose of getting • com- Miming." The " lincyclocardis Britannia " agreed in that interpretation, red such was in fact the cass.—Mr. Warren having been heard on the same side, the court took time to consider its judgment. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS—Ynersznam. w la Bum. Atli/NISI V. Miscunnzia.—PUßLlC Orricaa or Tun NiwckaTi.l-stun-TY74I JOINT-STOCK BASK.— EFFeCT or Wow*" ran PaOciaLATlom" IN nil SIGNING or Blur or ExCliAllos.—lll this ere • rule nisi for • new trial had bean obtained on the ground of misdirection. It was an action Boast the Newcastle tort-stock Bank by the in dorse of a bill of exchange. The bill was drawn by one William Oakum upon the owners of the Whitworth Colliery, of which he was the chairman and director, and indoned by bias to the bank, who it was alleged indorsed to the plaintiff. The defendant's plea denied the indorsement. It appeared the Newcastle Joint - stock Bank stopped payment in January, 1846, and that the bill in question was indorsed since that time and without conaderation in the fol lowing Sena, ' pa'prostration of Newcastle Joint stock Bank ; l W. Blakeley, manager." The plain tiff at the trial sought to infer • general Ingualieed antlimity Biake, who was the anager et tie b ink, to des ea he basil, it Wog shorn that toe saw bills, in-1 dosed is the gm tam, bet issued before *Mere of the liesk, led boa paid by the bank. Oa the ether bead. thedelisheld peeved that Blakeley was anthill's' to wept eel bedew b up to January, 1846 ; an authority, bow ever, set ezeveding to eakeunodation bills ; but that, sines the stoppage of the beak, Blakeley had no authority to gigs, exterin the presence and under the sanction, at the time, of am or more at the direeton who superintended the winding sped the sitars. No nth authority had been given in the peasant instance, the bill having been indorsed by Blakeley is London. The judge belt it to the jury to soy whether Blakeley was clothed with a general authority to sign Ms for the bank, and whether such autho rity was revoked by the busk stopping payment. The jury found for the defendant. The misdirection com plained of was, that the judge ought to have directed the jury that the bank bad, by their conduct, held out Blake ley to the world as their amoral agent for the signing of bills ,• and the jury should have been asked whether the plaintiff bad any notice of the detemination of such inferential authority, by stoppage of the bank or otherwise. Mr. Bovill, in showing cause on Saturday afternoon, contended there weld be no general authority arising by implication of law in such a case as the Moreo ver , where a limited and specific authority was proved. he admitted instruments indoned by prouration were taken on the faith of the agent indorsing.-lir. Berjeant Brea (with whose was gr. Jones) was now heard in support of the rule. They argued that, though the indoreemat wee by procuration, yet Blakely, was to be considered as made the ostensible general agent of the bank for the purpose of signing bills, the extent of whose authority was to be measured only hr the extent ot his anal employment. It he had transgressed the parti cular Basis prescribed to him, the bank must incur the re stgbility.—The court, in giving judgment, said formed their opinion independently of the fact of the stoppage of the bank. In their view of the case, that circumstance barn wholly immaterial. Undoubtedly, where a Gres employs a clerk to sign bills In the name of the firm, or where a joint-stock company employs their manager to sign the name of the company in the Janine of bills, bills a signed may be taken by the public without inquiry into any special circumstances, which ought show the clerk or ma nager was in a particular insist:a acting beside his authority. But it was not se her. In every instance Bakehly had in dorsed per procuration ; thst is, with a spacial intimation that awes not the act of the bank, but of a perm having an authority, to act. Panics, then, who take such a bill nice it on the futh of that representation. Such was the doctrine laid down in " Attwood v. Manning" (7 Bar. and Cr.), and since approved of. The plaintiff, therefore, there being no "meal authority in fact, would not succeed in the resent "•••tira.—lttile discharged. COURT OF EXCHZQURR.—FISTIIO•T. Fittings In Sumo. CILIA V. HUTT AND OTnnail.--JUDOKINT.—DiItICToIts or Coigrants CANNOT LIOLLLY 101311 T Sitaa la AID Mannar) IT ACTION POZ THU RIOOVIRT OF CALL; neon TRIAL—TWO woe a proceeding by audit queritli, which, in modem times, has become almost obsolete. The plaintiff held 10 shares of 0001 each in the Western Aus tralian Colonisation Company. A call of 12.51. a share having been made some time sae, an action was commenced and execution levied only to the extent of 200 f. A second call, to the smite amount, was made, and legal proceedings having been taken, about the same sum was realised, by execution. The directors *boa declared the plaintiff's shuts forfeited. The company wu afterwards dimolved, and by the deed of di solution the three defendants were appointed to wind up its dirks. They threatened to take the plaintiff in execu tion for the balance of his calls, and therupu he awed out this writ. Re prayed the court by his declaration to protect him against the defendants' proceed lags, and compel them to Wand the mon they lad ra covered, as in justice they ought not to hon e both the shares and the rolls paid upon thew The prevlaions of the der' .are pleaded in justification, sad to those pleas the plaintiff demurred.—Mr. G. Pollock was heard ea Wednesday in Nippon of the demurrer, and Mr. Peacock in support of the pleas. It wee contended that the defendants were war ranted is threatening to loomed against the plaintiff, as they did sot slam the right to sae far the calls and forfeit the Jura Their declaration (Milting them was a paled aul. lity, mid they were therefore entitled to sue for the unpaid ea —For the plaintiff it was emmended that the defendants could not say their own sot was a nullity. The plaintiff had no shares, and la the deed it was szplialtly Mated that within • limited time sitar the declaration of for. mines by the directem tits shareholder should have no interest in the forfeited shares, why thereafter should become the property of the reempany. Sir F. Pollock, in giving - judgment, sell the wart had carefully examined the deed, to ~Min wham the &lbw I dents were authorised to site for the recovery of the calls and forfeit the shares also. The deed that the directors might either we for the e =e l iseihk the share,. Either of those two souses was open le them e hot they could sot enforce paymeat of the calls by ajolonelleaf • court of law and also brick the shares. The met mesa of that the decimation of forfiritnre was a nullity, sad I t i er had **effect upon the jedgetent previously reeoemd. The tw• powers—that of suleg and forfeiting the shares— asaptherestves alternatively to the direstere, and they were, , bound to mollete themselves either to one or the sum ether's two muses. They had no right to avail them. mime if both remedies. They had evidently elected to cased by motion, when they not only broueht one to judgment, and sued out exieuion. The tun of the shares subsequently was a nullity and eneli net &hat a valid judgment previously obtained. The had OIDOOkIe DO grosses for costing to the Wert. sad, epee the hmeilleisesy of his declaration, the judgment I nsist he he the isileniamts. Tan airman HI UDC° arms Team will commence em Friday the Ist, end terminate on the Bth, of De:ember seat. eras Pam, at Weatealretar.—Before Yr. Baron Platt and a Ilklellasez ammo ham The learned baron sat yesterday at Westminster, and pro moted with the muses set doers for trial at the " third sit. Mope" is term. A number of undefended eases were die. pad of. haul V. RODDIN.—DIOPUTED TINANCT.—This was es action at the indium of a builder to recover the sum of 11101. for repairs done to the premises occupied by the deign dent in Pazia.place, Brixton. The defence was that the emieseet was not made by the defendent, and that a Mr. Windward the rodent°, of poor rates for the pariah, Led who had since absconded, being indebted to the parish in a large sum of money, was the real tenant. The ems had only teen pertly heard when Mr. Baron Platt rose to go to PREROGATIVE COURT.—Yurnanza. Slum 10. Swam.—The arguments in this cue were to opened this morniag. The question is dispute was the validity of a codicil made by a Mr. Smith, late of Scotland. yard, • farrier, by which a legacy to Miss DU A. Smith and another sister th ee tor was revoked.—Dr. R. Phillimore was heard on part of Mies Mary Ann Smith in opposi tion to the codicil, the ground of opposition being that the testator was insane when he said. the codiciL—Dr. Addams and Dr. Hayford, in reply, contended that if the will was to be held valid, the codicil was timidly so, a few months only having elapsed between the execution of the two internments There had been no evidence to prove that the testator was of unsound mind at the time of executing either of them.— The Court decided against the codicil, there having _hem evidence given that • conuniskion oil had in MI de clared the testator to have been of mind from Dee. 30, 1838, the year previous to the date Of the codicil. The costs Mall the _parties to be paid out of the estate. BAULBT V. reIITAZIAKOTON.—Dr. image, on the part of Miss Henrietta Barley, applied to the court to have probate granted to • codicil said to have bean *aerated by the late Lord Portarlington, by which he gave 3001. per annum to her kw lift, curl directed hie ezecutor to purchase the house in which they resided at the time of his death, situated at No. 10, China-terraee, Lambeth. It appeared that the tes tator had some mouths before his death made a will, by which he bequeathed estates is Inland, realising 4,0001. • year, to his brother, Colonel Dasher Dawson; be also be queathed 10,0001. to • lady, the whether of as illegitimate daughter ; and further directed the remainder of his estate to be sold, and appointed his nephew, themessnt Lord Perk arils/tea, his residuary legatee. who it appewrodinovroppzeed the validity of the codicil. The learned advocate went minutely through the whole of the allegations, atatieg that his lordship en the evening of his death came into the !par lour, where Miss Barley was sitting with her mother that he went up to her and looked her earnestly in the face, his own countenance at the same time assuming a change, and he did not speak. Mn. Barley thought his lordship wished to speak to her daughter alone, and offered to retire, when he exclaim:ll No, no! I want you." They then went up stairs, and he dictated to Miss Barley the instrument now sought to be propounded, which was attested by Mrs. Barley and • servant girl named Sarah Oliver. He therefore prayed the court to grant the probate. The parties had cohabited tousther for eleven years. Miss Bailey had studiedtke happinew and comfort of his lordship, and he had not paid any rent for his lodgings for two years previous to his death, which took place almost immediately after he had executed this codicil. Dr. Harding was beard in opposition to the instrument, contending that there wu not sufficient evidence to prove the validity of the instrument. The allegations of the two attesting witnesses were at variance with each other. Sarah Oliver had deposed to the will beginning John Darner Earl of Portarlinaton, whereas it wu John Berl of Portarlinglon, and that it was the &at time she knew he was Lord ffortarlington, as he went by the name of Jones, he being at that time in v his ery embar rassed oirenmetances. Again, Mrs. Barley said lordship read the iristrument to himself before be signed it; while , the witness Oliver attested that it was read aloud. Uwe were many other discrepancies in the evi dem. It appeared that attempts had been made Arent the medium of a Mr. Diver, a solicitor, with his '" lordship's family, and afterwards with a Mr. Jackson, to OP impel an arrangement threatening to withhold the will, 1 owl urging that the daughter had some claim upon them 1 .11 free.the affectionate manner in which she had watched over Ibis lordship. It was also alleged that they afterwards em. ployed • Mr. Burt, a solicitor, to whom they showed this document, which had been secreted for more than • =oath, that Mr. Beart, on the past of Miss Barley, wrote to Mr. Jackson, offering to relinquish all claim under this codicil, if they would allow her an annuity of 1601. a year, stating u a restos that the offer was made rather than wait the law's delay, with a probability that the Irish estates might not realise so much as might be expected. This de mand was afterwude reduced to 1001. per annum, and find ing eke could not succeed in either of these objects, she now came down to this court to ask to have this paper pro- 1; pounded. He (Dr. H.) thought the court would see there S fi was so much suspicion thrown over the whole of the trainee- tion, that the prayer of the petitioner ought to be re fused.—Ties court adjourned the further hearing to a future I day. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COO ILT.-.VIATIRDAY. before Mr. Commissioner Manta. IN in J. C. ASIITOS..—BILEACH or TEVISS.—In this case Mr. Cooke opposed for Mr. Blithe, the detaining credi- I tor, on the ground of a breach of trust, and Mr. Way sup ported. It appeared that, in 1446, the petitioner was by Mr. Blithe, a Birmingham mercha nt, as one of appointed b y agents ; that, in such capacity, he had reosived the saw at 8001. from various parties, but had only handed ever 5001. of the amount, applying to his own purposes the remaining 3001. The case was one that had stood over from • former day in order that certain books which had been withheld from the bands of the assignee, by the insolvent, might be delivered up to the court. Two or three books have been filed during the interval of adjournment—the insolvent declaring that the knowledge of their exist ence had escaped Lis mind. Th 3 neglect, how ever, to resign into the keeping of the court all books and papers relating in any way to his affairs, was urged by Mr. Cooke as a n offence committed by the insolvent against the provisions of the act sufficient of itself to dis.n. title him to an immediate discharge.—Mr. Harris looked upon this as a case standing without excuse. This was not the first time the insolvent bad passed through the court. No earlier than the year.lll4l he was discharged from Willi ties amounting to 10,0001. He (Mr. Dams) considered that a gross breach of trust had been committed upon Mr. Blithe, and that the petitioner bad furthermore sinned against the act by withholding books from the file of the de r by t that he be discharged from custody at the termination of the period of twelve Wender months from the date of his vesting order. Casts of opposition allowed. Before Mr. Corandadoner 1431111 p. Dr no J. E. o*Batturs.—This applicant, who had been a M clerk in Sonierset.lionee, was opposed by Mr. Dowse on the ground of realer eatravagance. The Wary of the at tioner wee, it appeared, 1001. a year, while tailors' bills .11 alone figured on the schedule to the amount of NM for nods r. had in ten months. A long examination of the insolvent . ensued, in the course of which be adextted that he had paid to bills since the filing of his petition.—The Commissioner mid such an avowal of itself was sufileient to take the can en- si tirely out of his hands, did no other rooms for refusing to name a day for the final order present theenadvea.—No day named, in consequence of the insolvent having parted with property since the filing of his petition. 1 POL/CE.—YssTEADAY. SIANSION-TIOUSE. P.II:PZELS.—The Lord Mayor was angst d for some hours in hearing cases of vagrancy (mostly Irish) brought by the City policemen Velars bus. Ms lordship committed nearly forty &ware to prison, and observed that if the government did not interfere to prevent the inundation of vagrants in London, all the prisons must NOD be filled to exams. GIU !LORAL L.--Mons I ana PLUPlll.l.—Thete were DO less than forty-nine charges of begging, thirty-eight of which were agaiwit Irish gauge= for begging . in the streets. The reason of so many being taken up was in consequence of the importunity of the beggars in every part of the City, more particularly on the Sabbath, when they came from St. Oilei's, Whitechspel, No= lane, and in fact from almost every Irish locality, to carry on their avocation. In oonsequence of the numbers that cams, and the pitch the system had arrived at, the commisaionerwas at last induced to inns an order directing all coiattiblm to take parties Into custody if found begging. If it was evident the were really destitute, then they were to be taken to the worhhouse ; but Ii known as Impostors thee were to be conveyed before the cnagistrates and ds It wits accordingly. Out of the whole batch only two were discharged, as they were going to Wales. The rest were sentenced to terms of imprieonment, varying from 7 days to 14 days, and one man, who found he could not succeed in getting money trim several gentlemen, com menced trying their pockets, and for his pains received sen tence of two months imprisonment. Two of the prime= had just arrived in London, their fares (2s. 6d.) by the steamer Tim 7Ors lisps asw matidatil at o:ek e sad Vibe amid ken Nara modes is MS, hos mob* anima= kr /OEM Issik ise splossi* iliaagzaw dr NM kb Sosisms los Wens' saolko sp sr Ns frossed M is lof lAD sok so/ Ins It SS sabot Cook ss son us dr su s man tamp as le molds; rd will owl pots*, is Mom, asst. No mbar Tegisram bee yet naked onkel tor *mire owsks. "FORTIN& ummult—moint.y. Ltvamoot, enatia Coosa-11 to 2 or isr 19Propod Woloono mos tivel, 6 to 9. 13 Is 1 I opt ADM (t a i Ws t. 'II I (wrap,X 0 opt ((wrap,(wrap,it to I opt ( ap t Hr_ iV =lra 0 114:•.titittloo to ittg. 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Warm s • Dowling.. ants' Des dam. Conant •. 'War m; Baldwin v. Pidwisk Nod ratan •; Noreen v. Modica ; MEW the younger v. Swinton. Wednesday, Des. I: Gregory and wife v. Clarke ; The Qom v. Mandell sad ethers ; Wartyr v. Wye mom Thareciay, Des. 7: howled.. Grid: Hobos .. Twig/; ease.. Naas; 11W v. Mime; Nakao V. Water; The Goan.. Tamer; Abbott.. Wont= Twill v. Ditebban ; Taylor v. Po cock ; Graham V. Hamer. Friday, Des. II : Dwineite, pauper, v. Binh"; Doe dem Omani V. ilicse ; Walla v. Wart sea • ihorapam v. Waffle= ; Whitfield aothers v. Bat; Morena v. Overnice, awl Omapay of Dapper Rims in Sagioad. Saturday, Dec. 9 ; Tuber v. Mantis sad soother; Edvruds T. Leahy. The court will Mt la Loadoa ea Nonday. 11. 1111CIMQV IL —This court will Mt in bunco alter term IS Friday. Dr let, to Friday, sth, Unlash& Won= ariciac itarizsa—Yislarday special essiximiass were Dissi De baking • winter rise. of Oyer sad Tenalass, red viand psi Mise r y. tar die sords• et asossr, Lamarisr, mod York wisp i• ibe logs swArt et dioralsOs sod rear Ocoee slookild Wei. cod TWO • Aso Is cast • son wady Ai 14:= et Om eassAfte beim gift miss. Ai IMP 11.10111 Abiesio. W. Mike Itib. Judo Narsb.W - Ilssos Plum The days bud tobsidlog Vas OW oils Cloisr, * day et Des. ant; and Dr CY Unwise, therm; the d Dm; Oh at Dos. =INT! COURTS—Teirrevaiw. learn the lad Chancellor. SALXILD V. SMALL TIT/MM.—CLAIM OF I Exzfernon.—Costrancriox or Aar 2 & 3, W. IV., c. I 100.—The nature of this case, as r o ll; Saturday by ffir Y. on Simpk, followed by Idr. , for the plaintiff, wee reported in the Express of yenta ay. The rump lion alleged by the defendants from payment of certain small tithes, Maimed by the plaintiff, dopes& on the mearaction to be pat ea the preamble sad first sad seem& suntans of the above set, which is entitled " As Ail fir sheetweieg the time required is slams of • modes deeisasadi; or eseagetioa treat, or dimities, of tithes." It we stated in tie mat that that the me we prepared by Lerch Teatenlee, We shiefjaetise Odle Coat of Wawa 's Bina; that the present chief sad three of the ether judges of that wart were divided is opinion in the ocastrectioa of Has seethes, is • late case of " Yellow's.. Clay," is which the sew pa ha se is the present sate was breaglat Woes them t that the lets chief and three ether rides padre of the Comet of Common Pleas were she divided in their °pietism la the eeastructa of the said sesame ia • are neat to *ma from this spout in the peeleat ease ; sod the the chief and three ether lame of the Omit of am eame atter great illidealfg,to • eaemimwee bat qual seastrue don el them,* • ~sr camera teams fress this mart. It was also mid thee there were, seem time age, armada of thirty cases of the IMO MOM with the mesa. steadies beim the seamiademees ire men 's lithee. hat that them were sew presesillogtypes the opiates given by the Coat of Isehegear 'freed, Mr. W. Rs s, sad Mr. Melia", awl the gramtien fee the defends/As, lead con tended thee the Isle *em's the legislature wee, se the title and pemeabie et the ea lopermi. te shorts& SIM Mlle M. quieted ier establithieg elMme et exempting &en Whoa The we reign of Risherd 1., or the period et immeep, eliertesed by this set te the dietaries a l to whale liesurs ' heavies sled throe yore of a third hecembest, provided all Mess exceeded or emeemeed limy yaws. These delhadeate W proved soapayeeeet her that peeled of the tithes sew de ' walled, and to require them to pewee awn would he to Meet ' the wet as • nullity.—After Sir F. Sfeephiseen welled, the LIMB Chercellor expressed mime doubt whether the claim of the pleistiff sad exemption of the defendants were put in Wm, se peeseribed by the 7th section. He should take time , r aemlift et his judgment. Beier* the Mein of the Ra ROBINSON a. RODINeOII.—CONSTRUCTION Or WILL —IN. 211ihrTs or T . . "Oa LITIL—This suit was instituted on behalf of the infant children of Mr. Avustin Robiaace, to have their rights, and the rights of Usk father, under the will of their grandfather, Yr. Matthew Robinson, Neer aimed. The testator gave all his residuary perusal estate to his ezeortere apes trait, with all convenies, ent speed to au vert the sane late newsy and to Levees the proem& in do* er reel . securiti aad pay the Lamm to C r ee maa. ll:ikaigutlet l übiaeen iss life, sad es his dessese to divide the algid emompa his tiles.. Amain ether pommel estate dm teams wee poseemed of gems Dank stalk ssi larks Desk meek, mad gm of a stun of 6,000 L, lint to ths (oaten of Ms &may sad Seem mak sad tamed on Mt tells and teLleams. He woe also monad of eneftes rue oi 6,0101., teat to the ummise ne amen fir Slum, Smses, and Kent, and seared sa grit bowie. Via MMus of tle will did not realise testatm o s Mate till memo pen after his dsath, bat they allowed the taunt kw Ills to ado, the Mom Weis. km the Beak Stack, Imam Dock Stock, mid the tee emuM 6,0001. la essespeace ef the comssi MM. _bean gins that the tossat for lik wt.= the andaskanly to so mask Mem at would have been tettg Dank sad Unita Dosk meek and e rseawhismem hod bum towhead sad isvested il ra rt cr esisomcgingba• dinnisme in the will, and that the mattes was Mai• to make good any loss that had arisen heal k deity, ami dot the tenant for 1119 was liable to re fired tie me m el Immo which he had received, Mr. augnisin Rehires made good a loss whisk it appeared had seism km the delay in mantling Wm Book Stock, sad he rafeadial the ems of Mom width, ea the principle laid down by samg, It was calculated that ha had received. Alarm& he was advised that the eaustgage to the commie- MOMS of omen was, in point of feat, sa investment at real assmity, and therefore that he wm Milled to the mecums Of It sa properly invested Ishiin the meaning of the will. Ile also was advised that, u a large gala bad arils from the delay in realising the London Dock stock, ha woe entitled to set that off against the loss which bad arises hem the Bulk stock; sad further, that interest at 41. per sent. to have boss allowed him on the residuary Mats,whrar it bad ban oalookesd at 3 per cant. lb. snit was intinated to have dose decided. Mars. Tones and Dickman he the plaintiff, and Messes. Mashy and DM*. paellas in the same interest ; Yam. 111e*sis sal gait apposed for Mr. dogma guts —lies hatter of the Rolle was division that asithse the masses to the trustees of the mode ear that to the somminionset of sewers was en imitated as reel sn esity wit is ths naafi of the will, and that the tenant he Ns meld not est Off to pin from the delay in selling the Lemke Doek stock agemst the loss which bad arisen from the Beak stock ; and ales that the tenant for life was only entitled to fauna at i per amt. It was true that the trustees bad an option to lay oat the same, on real security, which night have yielded 4 per wet., het as they bad not samised that miles the Court M a i only owasider what the pr inuttly wouldkave gnedosed lawi in camels. Before the Visatbemellar clinked. Dosixsom v. .—T HARIIIII.—FAIINDLT BUILDING BO CIitTILL/WWI Or BINANN/L.—MOlllOl/01 TO PATIIINT or INOTALIIINTS.--Tho bill in this cue stated that a society, called the Friendly Huildieg Society, had been establirbed is the year 1839, under an act of parlia ment, toe enabling 'Mr peter= to obtain mosey toe the purchase of houses That , Ny the constieutiou of the so6sty, the ineraben were bound to pay the sem of 10i. monthly upon each share held by them, and that what the capital of the society shtiuld automat to a suflicient was a division was to take place, and 141. was to beLlutted for each share. It NU alsoprovided that each member might receive, at say time, the whole sum of 1201. by anticipation,. upon paying a premium of 301. per share, sad finding security for the due payment of the monthly instalments with interest at 51. pet cent epos the amount advanced. In 1840, a person, named Alderson , joined the society, sad took 100 hot anteequently being desirous of ro botics himself from a portion of the subscriptios, he traosferrt d b lof the shorn to the plaintiffs, who were trustees of a company culled the Low Lights Brewery, and who et Wrestled+ obtained the advance e 1120!. per share from the Friendly Society, according to the a rm of the act of par lamest, end executed a mortgage opal certaia mailings by way of security for the arouunt, as well as for the due pay ment of the monthly instalments and interest. This snit was instituted by the plaintiffs for the purpose of redeeming the mortgage. It vu contnided on their behalf that they had never become member' of the Friendly Society. The set enabling the formation 9 1_0_2 e 'society was intendtd for the beaetit of the iodustricus classes, and the machinery of the act had been made use of for the purpose of obtainiag an advance of certain sums of money. The mortgage executed by the plaintiffs must be taken In the light of any aim ordinary mortgage, and they were entitled to have a resew vermin upon pays g whattheyhad received from thesoeiety. For tle defendants ft wee contended that the plaintiffs were booed by the Taloa the Frisadly Society, that no Ti payment was ewe conteseplated, sad that the plaintiffs ought to be from Cork bevies beea paid for them in Ireland. Finding such numbers arriving in this country, steps are now being taken to punish them all as rogues and vsgshonde. At this season of the year numbers come over, and on being peeved home again return in a short time and throw themselves en the parish again, each time of their being vent home cooties tke authorities between 21. and 31 ; while to come here they get over for 2s. 6d. However, by the late act, • stop will be put to this practice ; as, if they return a second time, they est be imprisoned as rogues and vagabonds ; and it a third time, they can either be whipped as incorrigible vagabonds or sent for trial to the mosisos, where they will get six months imprisonment WORI6IIIP-STRBBT.—PIaSONATI IIO • PoLicticaw.— T. King was charged with having falsely represented him self to be • polios-constable, and extorted money in that character.— r. H. Qesntrill, landlord of a pablic-house in Nichol-street, Bethnal-green, stated that he was conversing with • friend at the door of his holm( on the afternoon of Sunday ae'nnight, when the prisoner came up, and stating himself to be a traveller, requested to be supplied with re freshments. He was accordingly admitted, and called for • glue of gin, which was served w him ; but he had no sooner drunk it than he turned round to the witness and coolly observed, "You are no doubt aware that you are doing wrong, and it will be my duty to report you." On asking him what he meant, the primmer said that he was •• policeman, and un less he gave him 104. he should obtain • summons against him for serving before the lawful hour. After some further cony _nation wham was induced to comply with his demands, and having handed him • 6s. piece and two half crowns the prisoner left the house, and he saw no more cf him until the preceding day,. when he accidentally came upon him as he was endeavouring to practise a similar im position upon another publican, and gave him into custody. A second charge was preferred against the prisoner by Mr. J. Chamberlain. landlord of the Feathers, in Castlectreet, Bethnal green, which he also visited immediately after leav ing the house of the last 'tibias, is the as-voted character of a policeman, and obtained half-a-crown by means of • simi lar threat--Mr. J. Burn, a licensed victualler in Boun dary-street, Bt. Luke's, stated that the prisoner came to his house shortly before one o'clock on the pre ceding day, and having obtained admittance by the same stratagem that he had adopted is the former cues, was endeavouring to extort money by working upon his fears, when Mr. Quantrill fortunately came op and the prisoner instantly started off, but after a short chase he was overtaken and given into custody.—Mr. Hamann ordered the prisoner to pay 101. for each offence, or be committed in default for two months to the House of Correction. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Beriavotencs.—A gen tleman called and handed to the magistrate (Mr. Bingham) a Bank of Ragland note for 61., for the use of the poor.box, with a request that it might be acknowledged in the journals as coming through the firm of J. H. Ransom and Co. Five shillings were also received from Mr. Vale. MARYLEBONE.—A Benotwo-Lsirran IMPOSTOR. — T. G. Bern was charged with baying, by fraudulent repro sensations, endeavoured to obtain money from Gen. Mead, 48, Bryanston-square.--43. Shuman, the butler, deposed that en Friday afternoon last the prisoner came to the house and requested to have an interview with the general, alleging that he was an overseer of Lambeth, and that one of the church wardens had tient him to plod on behalf of a woman named Wilson now a widow, who had formerly lived in his (General Mead's) establishment, and who now kept a dairy ; he (prisoner) further said, that the churchwarden had taken a very great interest in her welfare, and was, therefore, anxious to know if her story was correct. Witni es told him that he had better communicate by letter with the general ; upon which be we nt away saying that he would write and come back in the course of an hour or two. On the next day he came and presented • card, upon which was engraved, " Mr. George Bell, overseer," and with it handed in a letter ad dressed to " The Hon. General Mead." The general not being at home he was desired to call again, when he would most likely get an answer, and, at three o'clock, be paid an other visit to the house, when witness asked him to walk into the library and wait for a few minutes. Witness added that the general had net seen the letter up to the time alluded to,;but it was opened by Mrs. Mead, in consequence of whose wishes the prisoner was given into custody. The packet gives in at General Mead's residence was handed to the magistrate ; it contained • pathetic appeal on behalf of the " widow," purporting to have emanated from Mr. Francis, churchwarden of Bt. Mary's, Lambeth, together with a long list of subscribers. —liorskrd, officer of the Mendicity S -ciety, proved that the prisoner had, upon many occasions, been convicted at police courts under similar fraudulent pretinces.—The prisoner was remanded till Mon day next. SOUTHWARK.--Swftentinn.—A. Moor, C. Downing H. Hod ion, alias Capt. Hodgson, T. Birch, and A. Joes were finally examined charged with swindling. Several cases have already been proved against the prisoners. Additional evidence was adduced against them.—Mr. Cottingham com mitted all the prisoners for trial. THAtiE3.—Barravotinca.—The second half of the hi. note forwarded for the poor-box of this court has been received. RAILWAY NEWS. The improvement in the Coned market caused a rise in some of the leading railway stocks and shares. The abundance of money would of itself, however, no doubt have been beneficially felt by the holders, even had no such stimulating influence been brought into play. The dealings were not over extensive, but the feeling of the public was decidedly better. shesz LlST.—Losnow. NOVIIIIIII4 20. Don—Tae destado a dam la Roam chanson &asap addal seama ns kaa: lassa at lal gauss adapt drama PAID. il4 14 14 1.4a10n it 9. Waders 39 f 196 Ds. Mo. a ll 154. !i 4 M Do. Nos. 401. l5 134. 40 Do. Caw. 7444/d Pi 144. ID Do 41 Thar& SipDw de. Thabt 3 4 . 124. 9 . 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Thine, GronwAlroeYonni If 11% Ili 6 1 I A& 49n 121113 N 146. 4 142. 16i 0 16 1 21 c l 5 l 40 Itt 1 ,: 31i . 2 5 12 IN 4 7p. 2 es 4 66 16 . 146 P 3 1611 • at ►i' ►2 4s 1.4,‘ Ti 16 241 De. de W1461.6441.0*Ww 6 . 16 141 rim Stns.& & Was. yea. Note., 2, Wt. 26 Delhil De.arlit.Newskllarli oITIANs Da11a14111146111 10 t I 1644111141toselte 46 6 faffilkelbMkllacd 48 ft Do.Prlfereeak ... 8 1/4.E.6W.111061.4 2 ba ..... Do. *snares De. snares Do. eiftlas ... • • DO. lgoissas . Do., hide (wile Do.3leirOnart. De. W. 11.1114 , 11 Do.limiderakebel DaPeriNumb Wm. M U Ds. shwa . ,4 i names 1114thwara. fArdeasidDro4ford 118 tido and TUNA l7 19 ID Bardope A Mines, e. De. Bar U Nol. IT Caw lir.loe.ii Vee le 1k Murree. aper Coil 34 Sid. 71 Daft& Meislat 7l Leaden& Mackin& 41 9/ Bad !MAUI 9L India Peninsula NI I 7! terisera sow., Ditanartd.6 st 7 Luxembourg— • fi L L 0.4 , 10 a- Dille Da. &AWL • 90 Namur sad Liege 5 412 JALAWALOisrakit) 3 Northern a/Pewee., 0161.1. °saw, w 1 ()Maur. . 7 eafflias Alter:. •r. 64 M. Its. Preerracs... U Pa* wed Lima 6l 64. °ado& & N.Wadcra Ink 1916 10 De. .... •• • • Do. snares LAB 3 6p. 90 Paris end ONww 24 Do. ito. Nen ..... 71 .0 6Nriessol MI4OI l3l 144 9 Pori: Jaren:teary .rd T.l. th../.. aII 90 Rows and Hare d 7 De.12400.,MA Ip. 90 Sambre and Mout , .21 3 DalMatt.,l4.to. h 1 i 9 lave 0/.1 Naales. d Ito.lotah., 61 altc Si jl4 West Fianders. •!. MEETINGS.—BORIENNEAD, LANCABNITUI, AND OBE mina Jtacnow.—Liverpool, Nov. 20.—Sperisi Meeting el sham Aoltere—ltr. Wills In the chair.—Thu meeting was celled to consider propose 4 dreolur Lard the by the directors to the shannolder in which thee ropose that3,ooo Cheshire Junction shares s, at 311 nominal vales shall be cancelled, and that in lieu of them new shares of IL nominal value be created. That In ormilderation of ths 101. paid en the 31f. shares, and of the Ices that may be sustainedtby the Chester and Birkenhead shareholders by reason of the portponement of the works, it shall be undentcod that 25/.. tor share Ism been paid on such shares. This proposal is to be submitted by the direetOrs at a special meeting, to be held on Saturday rent, which has been called to csosider the propriety of limiting the works, and of making arrangements with other compthica. Tile chairman opened the business of the meeting by calling attentOn to the s we ep proposition of the directors in raferenca to the 311. sharchot A lengthy &maim followed, in the course of which the pprroopporraal of the directors was strongly condemned, several of the sherewWdeen present designating it 'soothing lam than a downright robbery, m It affected the Cheshire Junction shareholders. Ultimately the following resolution was adopted by the meeting: "That in the event of the details given by the directors en Satutday next not being satisfactory, Wig meeting pledges itself to rapport a motion for the adjournment of the meeting, sad the appointment of a oommittee of an equal number of Chester and Birkenhead and Cheshire Junction shareholders to inverigate the amounts, and report as to the equity ot the proposed flnanaial changes." Several other proposition. of the threesome were afterwards discussed, after obi.* the meeting separated. MONYOUTNANINI RAILWAY AND CANAL werdy Mratiep.--NewPort, Nor. 15.—Yr. lines e, M. in the thair.—The report stated that the vario of the company had been surveyed, and were found to be in a good eondition. Thai was particularly the case with the Newport and Pontypool line, which as tar as Crindau, would be complraed by the early part of nest reef. Prom Cr to Newport would be let by contrast ; IBLOTBIL bed at reedy Wen expended on that wt of the line, and a further ram was requisite. The Western llama were programing rapidly, it being incumbent on the company to accopleta them before Airgost neat, somdlos to their act, whilst the osopietios of the Peettypooi 137 244. 14 12d. id. ;'~ Lit 1 4 10 Dd. K!6 li .liotosubLy ne w l mise it ti t d. be tth dt ed. f t :::::: ,„ 4. port... . k.7o... year .rbezisatia . Adith.srictitoontiont".. :uantiacestahh?ldAhilleitita:hneetceit.:tuLtirmoesuathst: works see la a Mere advanced condition. 'They were negotiating eridi mitseibalte be valued by sally erect the ins ,t he In th e Western Whip ilmes, gad swig Is dr completion et the n ew ts sag l'antypssL The bolseemeheet slowed a nes* from June to sept lett e allZ ulag4 134.7411 7 . 411141 94LiKe ed ini d fee tirli sent.. "."lll. :Notensd *ll°( awi'darW to b7 ;o dest , b 2s :4l :l7. i mmka. avlsg Pe 6'l— C c the enneetireenat the bat year a Yokota of P 4,7421., mai*. ti 3,1101111. added. be the essarsed boiL—Tbs Chairman, in Tete:meet° the we t s ... browse,. ashlars It we. Important to lemmata Wat tbe me addle - sat el perltrasot limited the use:diem of the esawatay. with radainee byeotan Valley, to one year ; ead prompt sad persiveribb lithe committee must Mentors be even be the senspletko et the line within that time. They bed teeny Oven tits =Ws SW, felled consideration, and their Br weal sedslastarily aocomplieted. Foe the bo nly ee d Br they had a period of two years, and the committee bad testroeted their enginieer to earry on the works ea:m.l,4ly m e g there wasevery mareato think, frees the yrorrrem of the that the powers noweatraccd to the company 'mat be ~17,ft *at he the sasetnelbbnient of their purr:wen, end that both tiom Mil weak bi aenigieted within the time prewribed he th- act, R e had the pietist gradbatton in bringing before them the midair* at their amnia sales. The committee were now negotiating s k ee , for 45,0044 Ale went would. he believed, be in the hash of lbs company's banker la aby dap. The act of 1945 would then be fully carried out, sad they weld thus be in a podtion to tender the new shares to the plearistere. and go forward with the proviinom of the act of Ist& Under these ekeunastances, the committee thought it would be better to faille their ammigements with reference to the old and to dabs the ollirlatod the nay share. until that had been done. With respect tithe elate tithe cowpony'. tenth , . he had plea.. martin announcingthatthere had been coosiderable imprureineet. The income for the last half-year had exceeded that of commanding period in 1847 by more than 6001. 'me, he thought, meet he re pedal as a very pinging feature—that, with a reduction of 25 per cent. In their toll', there had, neverthelem, been an actual inch see er 6001. in the income of the half-year. Another very gratifying point in the trantsetioe• of the last half-year was a great redaction in the eapewliturs of the company. Without giving any undeeerred credit to the committee, or to their agate, he thought there was the greatest reason for satisisetion uoon this point, for the current ez pansal of the past half-year had been atthe rate ot 1,5 u-d. per mum lees than thou' of last year. The law and parliamentary expense. of 5,7001. had been unavoidable. Out of calls amounting to 50,0001, the defalcations to the reseed time were oely 0,00. 1., and this was perfectly secure. In the present year 4,0001. hwi been paid off is debentures. The report was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 41. per share for the lam( balt.year &dazed. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—Nownt Barrim.—Tbe operatkins at Paul's-work, Edinburgh, for the enlicrireinnit of tha station of the North anti & continue to be prosecuted wdh vigour. The site of Trinity College Church, now altogether removed, has be filled op with earth to raise It to the level of the railway, and by ibis means a large addition bas been made to the coal depot of the com pany, which to situated at that place. Massive retaining walls have barn erected on each side of the road leading from the Low Caltra to Leith Wyatt, and an arch le to be thrown over it, to form a connerion with the ground acquired by the removal of the holm. at Pod's. work. The granaries and ether warehouses of the company are t ts erected on the site of that locality. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY Immo, The upward movement in government securities which prevailed during the past week was to-day more decidedly manifested. They rose to the further extent of about'- per cent., the superabundant supply of money, and the general beliet that the two million loan which the Chancellor of the Exchequer has had on hand had been wholly, or very nearly all ne4o timed, having continued to exercise the leading in. fluence. The accounte from Germany and the United States, particularly from the former, were important, but they did not appear to have had any immediate or perceptible operation on the value of our funds. The certainty of Gen. Taylor's election to the presi dency is, perhaps, favourable to the stability of fended property in the United States and other countries. He is, though a military man, pledged to a peaceful course of administration, and the detect of his mom formidable opponent, Geo. Cass (Mr. Van Buren having little or no support), will consequently be viewed by fundholders with no regret. Consols left off 87t tot for money and aacount Ex chequer Bille, 40s. to 43e. prem. The foreign funds were little attended to, but, where anything was done, it was at better prices, in accordance with the advance in the c ,nsol market, the effect of an increased supply of money being, however, here felt as well as in other branches of the Stock Exchange. Actual values :—Mexican Bonds, 2l tto I. Brazilian, 73 to t. Portuguese, 231 to t. Spanish Fives, llf to t ; the Threes, 24 to Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents., 461 to t. MIL= /17111 DI. pm Cl. Had. Anna, ef,i Cenmf. for Aect.B7l t 1 i I 3 wet-Conn Anna., 871 ti If I.2theauar MBA aI,VUII, New al per Ct. Ann., aoi 1 e Juno. 37 07 , I.on. Anna., up. 54A Jan , 1660,81 Dim. f,508. 2/d.. March. 43; 14. 1 :113 L ek. 232 Jane. 31 40 Ditto, Small. 258., Mar:l443; 3d . 19141.3 Banda, Al,OOO, 39 6 pm. June. 37 40 pm. IPOMON trie t r o Ct. 839Bratiltan BSI.. 73i 3 5 par (h. Bran New Bda, 149 and ,no per OA AMNIA. 1848, 9e I 4 w 4 ,4 r i or i ure BM., Acct., 61w7 Ct. Sped& Rd& Acct.. Nev. 30.111 3 per Ct. dpardeh Rowdy 24 iper Ct. Duke Lichens. U guti. ed COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. - Mirtento-Lors. Nov. 20.-Sugar : Th 4 refined market Moulin, at last week's prices.-Saltpetre arm.-Oct. ton • There has been a Umited demand.-Tallow, 455. 3d., 455. 61; trom, 47a. Bd. ; rough fat, Is. 74. Arrived during the week, 90 cash; delivered, 2,598 casks ; the present stock cm hand is 33,712 casks ; it the same period bat year It was 18,047 nuke.-Pro vikom : Butter: The market is doll, and even at a reduction it le impoestigeto 646 buyers ; for foreign there is no demand enept for the very best. Baron : There is s fair Inquiry, and prices are rather dearer. Lad dull-Plia steady; seal, pale.. 271.; straw, 251. 10a to 261.; brown Bud yellow. 2 41 . to 351.; sperm, 821. to 84/.; headmatter, 021. to 841.1 cod, 234. 00,. to 231. 15s ; South Sea, 241. 10s. to 271. • olive 01 111 1: 011 4 441. to 481.; Spanish and Sicily, 441. to 434.' palm, 331. to 241.; cocoanut, sat. to 404. ; seed, rape, Pde, 30L ; Elwell, 221. t0„3 21 .5a LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS. Nov. 18. Imerted. Dstivertd• Pr. (Beek WY. .ink 444 2.3 - d - - RoPti FA . 2.620 6.754 185.132 100,04 Elriarkes. 2. 4 90 8.782 172,568 149.557 1,198 8.84 3 184.616 142.062 • . . C0r5aD.P.......... 18 444 62 2078 53 M 3.611 e,sel 6.622 15 2 .022 106,978 199 5.192 6,181 5,171 i 3.057 ]ten, .L • ..... • 3 - 84 483 788 25,101 15.061 COTTON.—LIVERPOOL bak eov. 20.—The market was again active tn-day, and e,090 were meld at full price.. Spas& COALS.—Nov, 20.--3 hips at market, 274 ; sold, 47. • 11 , 11V/CLBSLI. S. d BUNDSILLND. ad. ebeger Maln Els% Admits Main l3 SI Walls End Mellon .. . 0 Tongs, . 14 0 Wa ll s End Keepler lll d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Meta. 6 tili.ulias DVIVAiII. 101.:All. 017&!•11,1. DIM Oil Hollead .... 0,0 India ir. fienUe 0 Wale° *al o Waterford .. On Mandan .... 11 ampton-Noviii: Ha...N0v.2 2 d. 3 Doriagnaden. 01 Praaai..,-. 0 0 De. Mandan 0 0 16.1ndileov.11 0 Onenatilere. 00 Lisbon.. Doe. 61 Bodes and ila 0 Bratil-N0r.14 ll 0 Hazabarg.. . 0 10 Bide. N.S.W. 01 Mat.. N0w.23 a Gurnee: 4 n; Nov. 20.—Arrived: Neptune, Volwia Apse. e. Guernsey ; Britl7l,_Lechom; Darling, Riga; Ping, Pilo., thialda• a Sylph, Dent e ; li ens, Ville de Coen, Rouen; Hawk, liaiabargl • Royal Eagle, * rg; Madre, Black Sea; Adonis, Mundial 1 Georgia, Dente; Neptune, Poplin, Blinds; Lion, Harlingen: Sobs, Antwerp. ' [Advertisementa--.THETBiUMPLIS DAILY ACHIEVED 6 by the medicine prepared by Jong HOY', Zog„ of Dalton DA Dea r Hudderefield, and known throughout the world as Kaye: Wendell 's Pills, are of the most astonlshing character. No person, however at. t meted, need despair of obtaining immediate benefit. Tne following twitimbnY, Dill received, tea specimen of gems] hundred' sent by inks viduals who are astonished and delighted at the benefit the} have des rived from the use of these pills. lir. W. Bow. of Queenatreet. New• s castiewe Tyne, write• Your Oh have awned a Coed aowhrful cure on my diseased body. I wee .tilted with a severe headache, pains in L the hack and legs, soreness In the chest, and extreme ceenvsncw. I Dare received the greatest beuefit from using y our Invaluable moslione. *—To Fused agwinst counterfeits the arms of John Kaye, and a foe simile of nis signature, are piloted on the directions wrapped round each bow— Sold, price Is. lid., M. WI., or 4 dd., by all respectable chemists and medicine senders. BIRTHS. ELEXANDEIL—Nov. danibter• 15. the wife of 11. J. Alexander, Esq., of L. donde/TY, • A N DRAWN —Nov. 15 at Mawr, Mn. J. Andomon. of a daughter. ISURNEY.—Nov. 15, at Rohwell name, near Ww.kbato, the 'Woof HUN Dr. Rummy. of • • 013 E.-310v. 17, at Yapton, llonkstoan, too wits of T. Hone, Esq., of • ton. MACNAORTEN.—Nov. 18, at Monkhams, Woodford, the wife of E. Clontn. the wife of W. Palmer, L' q.. of tnaghter. ROBINSON. —Nov. 17, at Rarmfood venue. the Ella of W. T. ROB . 81 . 17111.—Kt a . 16. at Glasgow. Sire. R. Smith of • daughter. TAY LOB.—Acv. 16, at Coles' Mrs A. Taylor . , of a &aught. , WALL3I3I.—Nov. 19. at Earbstreet. Dlackfriari, air.. A. am, of daughter. WARD.—Nov. 16,M Ball bows Hell, the wife of R. Ward, En ,of • KO. MARRIAGE& DOEIR—URQUIIART.—Nov. 17, at Mom Rouse, Govan, by the Re. D. U. Donis, of Wm, R. Poole, Ese., Glargow, to Dim, Matt daughter of IL. Vrquhart. US.. of Mom. DUNNE—NOLAN.—Nov. 15, at Lalonde MIEN W. Dunne, Oh,. Lardsbill, Kildare, to JullaCedlut. daughter of tho late S. Nolan, W. PAUL—BLAC/LEIL3Iov. 16. at tit. Georges, Doblio. by the Vel Key. the Veen of KiroacdtmM. Sir R. Paul. Bart., of Paoldlle, to AMID, eldest daughter of the late W. Meeker, Esq.. of Woodbtook. Belford. 101111RTON—GRE10.—Nev. 15, at Rdieburalv. b 7 the 80. Bruce, the Rev. T. !Wharton. of the Free L'oureb. Doetfeek kiliaboth. mignon &ABM. , Maw late Rev. C. Orcht, or it. MtheaL BRAN D-11nAllm—Nov. 11. at Greenbank, Partitk, by the Kr. Calder, 31r. M. Maud, .0 yuun3eat daughtsr of J. RUM Eat, W C I I Mat —LILLIE —Nov. 16, Banff. b y the Rev. V. Grant, FBI Churtiv, Mr. J. Walker, Aberdeen, to WWI% egoist daughter of A. Mk, VA., Banff. WALKLU—EWELL.—Noe. 16, at the Collegiate Cher& Wolfer. hammon. by the Rev. li. Vale. curate of lat e George J. d. Walker. to Lounahloungeet daughter of the late Kr. J. Newell. EA Wolverhampton. BIRTHS. ADDISON.—Nov. 17, at Penzance. ti mond daughter of lister. Gem. al Addison. of Chilton Lodge. elite .Ik. DROWNLoW.—Nov. 17, at Righbury.pi ce, W. 11roonlow, Eau, CATL I L I Y.—Nov 16, at Iliongdovi, Lellteldre, J. J. Calley. Mod $3. CHAPMAN.—Nov. IT. at ine Union Sunny, Lafule.en: Lliie vounget load of B. CWptaau. bs r. B. Dixon. Jun. and EVAN B.—Now. la, Marts dodurna. woad and I.w.t Oft Iv..kg aaaikts of the late C. Evans. L eer. of Ilia:rove. Gisoototer.lare. PEI RMAN.ov.I6, at Rhhop Raiford. J. Fathom, Eto.. Vol a, OROVIM.—Now 16. at tn., Boat. Cowing. Penns PIA.A. Lieut.-Cob Grey., of liouslatom Kent. ILIE.—Nov. 16, at Dublin, It illvelnilun wife of Cept. Login -A ynehW, Londonderry. IOVINIL—Nor. 17. at Tintley, 111.1. Nary Bower, Tenet of Whoa Bee. J. Mower, 110111 . of Tinvity, aced LUBIN: ON.—Aug. 13, It Pydney. Nen South Wolin of aniffn WIG atm an Illness at tiz i ta, Joseph Pinto, Robinson. Esq., ommabor of tbe university rearette.L aged 35. man & It 'Thalia; mood lon of Mr. T. Maw. 0 1 and Brighton. seed P.L. - TULOe.r. 15 at, J. Nudlow . Prlsted wet pentebed by W suion tee lios.no, or to. Lasalle 4rosl. tn the City of London. Printer, the In ,mi:outliners to am precinct of Wtdtctriert.—Tonrt at. IA Onutus 11.1661. ; , t ii 1 V r ' public of tio of the same 4 and Gaut •Te pu; tiro Ti A of A POW P''?7, Ea; Mit aft of t the OT E PaE Tat (no lel w.l! CC an an. Int