The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-20 00:00:00

f I r te." t s t— • /e_4.: .. I I / r e . e .~ t (gOtt4S disbursed. The remaining 30 millions will form a I provision for the pensions payable on the Ist of January, and other expenses of the state. no great difficulty, for the points must bc an explanation of the grounds of error. Attsrney-Oeneral.—And I hare only applied in Smith O'Brien'. cue. Lord Chief Justice.—Cannot the points be furnished to accommodate the court before eight o'clock this evening Clerk of the Crown.—Let them be sent to the Crown office, and they ill be furnished immediately to the judges. Lord Chief Jastice.—Let them be furnished before five Memo, Nov. 18.—Brae per Oests, 191 papal diet 8010, 191 auk It,. per Poeta, 9t paper; after NW ; 91 I cash. Patalees, 74 paper alter Hotta. mak. Coupon. /4 en& Book of at. FetWial. 40 owe ;44 paper. Eatbabge os Loodoe, 47 50 OUTII-EASTERN RAILWAY.— REMOVAL a Itirtgucrios AGAINST OPINING the TUNMMDOI g r ii I" "S'ITI Mr sad ►tut— iv imatmera ENAs-t.A.,,, LA IR.. A I LTKiI - AT14.124 el MOLD oar LATILB: 'lg.. Is nuttily utvls, that APPLICATION la Is. 41011 to be loads to PAMLIAN 61 T le the ordolog ram fot sin leil to rood or WM 11. moo el to all omo id aped ta the of the edge of lwr pram% Whoa& Winded Ithe thalleUthem Mtolway tatair ... he • nn AO w ai r l agg i Vre t w • ille aVlledleik" Mm e s bo for it NMI ,Omerad IZre e ie= sower mei% NM V A Moe em= aigna ll i rt i : Zigai t il id bel lio imile ali — add ... o w l e the Worth el the Nalialallesth Wiser imm. leg kgg h Oat ce mob memo rr a l . M tomordellie it sd i l i ! rj e rier, . n. 4110.96 : grooti ld rotrut: II& Ilio sit as Am aM railheads. of dr 110= sz lorom era lamlloio it orb boolemboled am Atm bli ibr Pidm a ours, awl the of orb *Mom lig at Ag e a d rbma. la *mem wide osonaillag= is olio Ilisto la Mr mood portiboo at If le tho Mr Med. Malt to dm threw W the odd OM a regal or Met emu* of Li 0 .4 t. real dobigt red n 1.14 ,ean of the Pilla Of bir b = hollthar" Art sale arable the ISOtheleh Mem the is Imille II Maguey Mei ealwabighb Is Wm may le te dee peaty of Kent." et nalki that me so.. th aortal let tle r i . ...,,,,...„.....11ugaj Coulomb Aral 10 the R iglig Wil i tti= air) opealll s el ponies of en tiongom. seta the "6 4 it we" ° Leber' No= le tho l jaebb i rtbZ4 w i„, . u.,...,.. ...., a rearuia.Vnell ad ikturrit mr. Aloe aforeold to I was eth nth and is tedeelle OM the ma the peat a 4 LlaeuNP &p.jumutt su math. hh. 4l h i tf IP•iht .sar ar. Mgr EWA" 14 MEW With Wee Mae Mrsdoldr Woe the ems dm. 6,,, wawa Irk sog we gm •Aerer.) pm*. 4 lama,, A m r i b w w W the "AIM le eattie the Cleopuly to alter thither the boat te tareslithated leadl4 theft !banal to Miro k r to. dome of tho parer theltmee le m o i r ram tho: i ozo ui K a ta l lii..bileyn r " . =: - ... - ,..z.... mod ome tbs am, a:tklrtrowl ‘--‘-lietoremMoomt M. MI to gerobrom ts a r _ two n a. arz l o-4Ar......—:. ~..... , ll . 3 ,„, allegeo YAK lMedef Is glit oeld 6 blarr i tloo dwell o u rau. arumidAtw Mot s witime meted eve IMMO lON WM • es wo UN giro edamoi to Win botamlimod sok g l o i lta embed some mama as mil glow eldie wog reellgil"koto le the math a Grath& la ihe swath Own. And it it 01-o wo. Ad to dr still to sodembio Ow ilieelt dome 1 , 14.344111) 10 pil=ollt sulopli ii &asfeeuteht. reads Fl.l 10.141.410 la dee el /thil7 Sermnehey, la wri w r a e r w r a..4 giejerp .. l,,, ..... st Or thew to the Coe of Me Mambo mod of &fool of ="ggyziodk ot us gooirlillea-lioiaiidJlltrrboo. dos& "ff....6j. igo i c vgg ini s Az . A. rap 22 erelde Or flomir Clomomeg foriber to Odra Um awl (iimmillit . le Woo. tbotr Imedombakei y e ll y e ll It to abo Imielcd is tho ail US le attheelia ithe Peettoreethra papaw to er. ea. doers, Ow, or Map aphaeporanly or pe a moth tarstaku Tonto jades Nolo lesitreen. aneta, and std Ma., 4r.10..4 1•11.11.. Plfre• Malik M. 14 111 1.... rarn.oll../..... W....).4 ebbis tho imbibe Miotwoid. or wry w i a a any be itecterery re fa on" divert fairr, et the ith Ito AY we. el uturrmet ale utak& a 1..0.Z......14,1 by the aid be a impel, ektthethat a with ris sit . 1 .4 re Irma ,p,:lent!eveasehel the ...... 1 i et:e a = . the r prri bi lo . = ate stf= itupek or Ithatero with the mewl elessierthreakK or ram to coda ether debts aradarlthet. "';" - Cter t. moor fantod ans. that the is et the NM alseethei of ii. turnpike MA Plig .t hl Rri. Me et red Immo ba lot taken ter err pootom impair with stook of Meow to omit plena oreitheleg Oa arm the DOW or rlirtheaireLersi"Teeri•et tattrlivatAte as a" , —; Ed ow err le an oot: I lobb of th000l: nevem tow goer *soft the Imods timmortan prepterl t, bo Am.; amiebo alb= of so . sorke mim ajw.z . Sesteldoo Molls jrnia " Ireer amd eo. Ca=ormis a W = l l4 " k omains ... 4 th- pinto defINIIII, AMMO IND Iteolo Wi so moused AIM . owl oleo • moo of Om Miss fr the bill so peiti real tistatt. will I. ageribof hi web* Imogerldos.se a Mem Ed M ef Novenifew thelaak meth the Clerk of the roam for As o E .. Yetoot. at bib oil ea Lamm; omf • eV le reel of mob Nod rout. et Meer his amid MM. bo elide dm mid ere prop./ to to mph, teerther with a way a oath Ge rwA. . u tke ....futstuul. will be lepoiorl as Yr WWI tbo mid 30th the el or...toter bodoot with the path b theta ef mit perhiee a therthely. at their reoratire midterm. mid .4u., t. booby further (mu, that It a sholethaded la the old 111 10 take penes to aloha the •al.l e.t.a% theekth to ossuitroto mad otibleribe. other out of their eunterois liali Zs a urr :73 Egg a tee rub., Is huh putpute., a to. or on. of WWI Ur toolotroabos or atmallobsornt of lam comoutatestiola the sacral porta of de eonetko of Kent and /than, op gooodbod Of SO IV soomotted bg the Mouth-thatarn Mahar. 00 mg peed or totem Nootboo therm. and the various roots ,a t do, popw PM of Monte: and alto a obootor or elm. todtimei or came,* met 110 tot. maintein. end wort ellanibesta a other towel► sod to ender into any edem* f or agreetheale with= n t elm padiet corepreq. a rtiter i reerrork erateibe u r d he a tlabibi.giti. a. a raj lariat cutatihusloathe web the (Malimat. mil to tato Milo oed bra M moo Avant . r of owl, Ava. heft or other meek Art tt L. slot proposal la the nee an, ant ot far as soy to domod thronate for the pewee thereof... akar. emend, repeal. Woo" or •u -giud the t. men mu t proulthee of Ur brroinbeforo toestleaed orow reed eke of the reread art. of thrismsth hereinafter utestinued (that Is a op U...,,,a1 ...I. loUssrf . eirootly yr ledireeth warding to or sleek lee the Poeta thanes lidelway Compeay.whkit meta Goad re porms4 in dkordnined , % tea theer ic t upra , anew %rot. ak t rv rit . l l. llf la. fOril di titt., sp. de itli Vim., sae 2,_iett 3,1 sad TM Vitt. °la M ow 71b Vbs.. moo. it mod ter. Mk Tat., rep. IA fth end alt Vith, ape. et and PI, Ali and t 4O Vol. , apa. M. 106, ltd, sad 11.0 Pth nth. tle asp 16. red 01. Pth sad lab TIM. rat. 006 104 rm. Mk sod 116 Tat. s. Mead th). Dated We Meth day of Nonwhite. IN& TILLMAYD. Wile. arl riiinfal. ON &M. bHEFFIELI) and TINSLEY-ROAI).—EXTEN PION a the TINSLIIY awl DONCASTER TtINPI KL AD b gIIEVVIELP. NOTICE Id HEREBY GIVEN. that APPLICATION le %MAW to be mete to PARLI AMIINT In the neat seethe fur an Act to make and mantas a New Tswiltermad, to cornmeal, at the mews lensinatkin of the MEW awl Poisoner Turnpikenwl, near the Plegopert Ina. Is the {.unsaid eof nude, , in We tort ft of Rotherham. le the been BMW ef the county of yore, to entered 10 MA terminate at the bridge over the River Den. at '•ha'mold, to ouriolon. w the In tho township I.lmof Brithidd• Mee the 'on of ta the est I Wed 111.. and to ma from la %hooch, or Imo the Fermi weldass. town.hno, estrapenrchial. or Warta...of Rotherham. Oarberok. Attereliffe,Atteretiffeem. latessil. Darnall, Raitervide. teeriow. awl Sheffield. 0 @liken.. all or the: salt Wist ea as to es trod the ezig.ing 11= WI Pomades; turnpike road to the town of sherbet. Aced Gw offketinz that wpm It Is Inowled by the raid act to obtain =l . l. transfer unto the Wiese of th e arid Tinsley and Doncaster nsd. th.s eliding wed an highway Illue hetoern. and tom theietsg at the mid when beenthintlas of the Thorny and lionewter t=mad. le the sold Weinehip el Tirade,. sal extending from t * e the esid WOW the Lae Bridge, in the wit t onn „hi, of Inielitelde Serteses, Wish wed an Wheal le eltuate MOM or woes frosu, la , through. an We the mid ,earnest parishes% townshlps, estrapansinel or Mier Wen heti before Is mentkeed. or some of lam Is thyroid set it aim ialseded to lake trowers to enable the Wid tae Awl age to woke and maistate a seer piece of wed. together with all wicenory folding. wirer* drains awl enahankeents, faeces. and other meta welt aim pion a road to diverge from the raid esining rend or kehwity to be so Mothered re afoomedd, at Atterclige Bridge, la the raid township dWOWde thertmerand to terminate by itimetionwith W said raging 3 , .1 1.413.. Y. at or near Itoydo Morita the fame and which newphio of an 4 worko win be riga= dly within that township. Awl It I. OW IMOOKIV.I to take pewee ha the reed Mows to widen the raid misting road or MAW. le le be tenaderred se aforesaid. le that part lying batmen the putht iient b. Warne awl Rfreksop turnpike road Joins the said eilgt ifelld fe bilkaue. awl a certain derellinghothe at the eolith oide if W aid rend or hOheig boatel*: to and mmtged by Mr. this Wm, surgeon. the whole of whkh pnetlon of nod 3 0 In be Wooed hi Item within the add townships of Atinclige. and Atter iglissamlssmag. or one .4 them. Awl It is also lowerded to We Et o ...Ito the all entdoes to repair and uthintain the W.l ease krnhway to to be transferred as aforesaid. beefier with the sew piece n( nod, sal the DM to he widened with all netegrary n a eg yt. meantime* Imes. and all other Prolow worts en the doer thereof rogortelvely ; rind also to take poem la awl he the all at to &Date In the emstrallue of nob wee pled of road, awl the part to he Widened an at deb old. awl Ihe works therewito hetereeing Whitt the several parlohes. township, calm parrohlel or other Mean storm/kb a moot them. to such es tent at will be.kfinel on the plan tole &noshed hereinsfter meitionel and also to take losers ;or the comp lorry perinea of WI. sal twee; awl oho to ten and colket toth, rates, and Maim upon or In repot of the end cal•tine road or Wheat. •o to a transferred. awl Aida Derr plea of rend. and the part to be widened. red atirely and aPor to alter raiding tolls, and to corder, vary, or es. hamish e smirch.. rotta the paymeet of And alo. to alter the es Isting highway 1111 e,, and to es tin s mith a Tam ths e lemma n from highway wig, and certain other Kelm end MM. lons inch 1i.103114e11313 the perishos and tortroblio iteretabeforo cowl. of any of them. now earns or enjoy In nepect of the ml.l road fo to Thorny Inn Slaitield, or the other road. la the raid township of Tasks. and atm to confer on the end trenees the nerenmey amen and asp *elm. ertroting the objeo and metope• afore aid. and to eary or estineubh all el istiog rights or lot ;Wes which would In any manner Imp* or Interfere with the robrneto duress& 1, and to confer slash debts. Meer, awl iris dews. ao may Ire noemeary or convenient for the Male. mem thow objetts. And IV.. to We poem to triable the mid Mums. the Manchester. Shisfilekl. an. Lincolnshire ttailwaY Cowpony. the Lotman .4 Peptides, of the Yao Mention of the River Due. the loath emamire. Ihrearstes. and Donie Raney Company. or 30130 me of them, to surnerlhe to awl raise or apply money towards the d; <s end imposes aforesaid, by ouch way. =4l 1:0011L1 PO doll drect. Awl wage is hereby alth Oven, that a pith and action of the mid testordol terapikc end, awl es idine roost or Wow, and of rueh tree cork. le-peethely; and the a dunbotte .4 rub plan and well.. tom. like with 3 iook of reference thereto, awl a copy of the notice 'mirth/sal in 1M " Cistern ' ed the Ittendest applies-att.•n to parilsenent or at-re Uwe Yoh dlty .4 Noirlobir In-trot. be +WWI for mine In- ' “.1.:j..1 i,, the 'Mk at Wakefield .4 the clerk of die pates foe the aid Mot Itetlae, and that on or lkfon: the rail 3.111 day of Novemle.r. a ests m well of the sabl p 1... stotion. and look of re(erence. an ea 1 lic •to ere!, of the ,abl•ei eral rendre. together with a onor oof the w4M. as tohlithel hi the ° LMolon toadie d " will he Ilepwittd wife the lart.b eat of out ouch panda, at his Wm of abode ro stra:rely. owl rik, i.lcleM aim Oven, that It In intended by tto rald set to WAR awl aln n.l. 010 l al-, to ropord the posers and teuvinons Th.. Shethe;.l coral ponies,. Act, 1440, - so far a• they NM or oblate the at weneh.oer, shetbel.l. and Lino. lob's" Itallwaa Crwarony repair 1 froni the WI Control', • wharf. at Tinsley aforowal. to the bode. over the River Dm. at Sheffield aforesibb commonly caned the Lady . awl al othr r the nab Iti the township of 'TIMM ar , v-.+o. awl render that C.onpany liable to hithetroent and to. 1.. r the worm& of the wow ail dm b fels4 alter, or amend etrtalti In 11,0 NOM AO: OnOtif 100 ono coon ray are entitled to take orst penny for emir t of god. hroo lit up into or ,31,31.31 throardi the add tomphip of Tta.l,), 1.11,0 the rote Pun. to to applied to Ow repairino of the thl4 nni fro, Tines/ to Sheffield. and eherelry the .smo Comp. , are as. churn" isle a toll .4 Id for every 25 mt of earth Imuetit or fro. on short at Tinsley. to le carried up or down the thid river 1 Pm. to he applied toward. reteiring the mid r tt el ht.t.reee T l t4eT awl ! WWI. sal atm to meet, alter. or wend the enactments and pnai. o'reopetsing the said north loth, dues and Woman maw.' lo the None monta-and act, and in coy aims er t h e wet lw " th4kl. inernersteL And it,. lam led 1 .7 the sal I act to alter. mewl. ottlartr. and, Hneed le, tor retest some of the powers and proroarno a an art loosed N the Leh par. 4 the relm .4 Klatt theme httit•JM " An Aet for nuke: awl mahrtaleint a narbrahie c-mal (nen itheMold to Tinder, the We-4 RAIL: .4 th e rowdy of York.' awl Mao to alter. amend, and mime. an I. if bead be, to repeal nom: of t h er e, '" I ' l Pe"rt. of an at payed In the Iftir year of the orbit . King Mom 1.. tangled " As Aet Cr linking the River Pun. In the Mee Rlthar of the euintr '.' f from Ilthedile , in ihtnnuter. mit the Metre..l, a townshlir within two miles of SW- Pal. awl oho of revved sew Minx to the navigation of the River Ihm. ow V. to.• osurniny of ion ' OiivO , O , thereof. wed napectively In the kith sear N tie woe re r. n . cans. .h'• tbe this year a the mien of Rawl Demo, .ent oi, the lids year of the woe reign - rep. Ili, in the 'won of platoon held In the ht2.l WIN 01 the rcism of Ring "AV*, H e eta, and is the assion of mellowest held in the 7th earm the erne rein imp. 117 i. and also to mesa. extend. and en s-, for the panwsessisrethat the poem and provisions of the act famed in the -oohs, .4 pallor held In the with and ad o years of bet tres Ilapstys r elm. intau ' lssi " It,, A...t to witalgainate the Sheffield, a.hv ' n Line. and Manchester Railway Cowpony, the Sheffield al,l Lleento hire Juan. the Sheffield awl Lineothshire Exteenfon. es: I the Phil Orinahy swishenkl.l Rail was controuthe, end the Orlon• t oniony" marshy the Maiseheder.Shenekt. and Lincolnshire =in Jc.topany was incorporreteli and also "The Maneheder,Sheflield. Railway.. awl Manchester and Lion& " Laths Rad awl thedergeld and (lainshorough Canal Areellunallat Act. in.. owl al-. c. 1 ,11, 04, este...Land Manse the powers awl ermlobote el "The Soda Volkthire. Dowister, awl Goole Railway Act. 1617." j " 4 "The Saha: e l l :lire, Doocasta. awl Donis Railway Act. al , . • Awl P. Ir to alter, mewl. estend, awl entente or Opal owe of the powers and provision of an act wed In the *Mai df OSollataellt held In the 4th and sth two of the TOM o her old pm , ate Weicsty. intitult4 " An Act for making the Turnpike Real frees •ften lamother, and for waking caters now lleaCjArd inatioate eith the thine all in the acst Riding of the of Tort. - bated this Na by of !formai,. W. F. lIOTLE. Rotherham. _ esMM. WILLIAM LAMONI) mad C 0... stock i T okriirr ia""" smos tb rosi t"irlh Emt it ena iWA ♦ g la .. 2M r7 w i f ..tre* air M A R So a" all Wt Oak paz i ni rotk.S Eur. ult. Om way Wodooday. st 1 idea, al OM Ma of Comacre• Almagralleotroot, Lesko : to Mote 0 . 8 ." 4 glidt.....Plwa riarnsioorasomost le W ulttr..4.—Throginaimeosk rm.... WI. BREWBBURY and BIRMINGHAM RAIL WAYACS AIiZNDMINT.-11111Aifflial or MIA. k°s OTICZ 19 MISIST OWEN this APTLICATIOi lm la. Noir to be meth be PAILIA WENT la the Melee =dr liff NI 1 %to ow. awalalt =i t e at e ; u r paws elArr i. e: = " Ws airmi r ms amar ".."." and i a irrittnr Ws w a .ttaghge . 6 • I: g r e a W ear OP 4. , at so ire at i p ""` us pp _MlR A lZ lS :i t eeress, ha ter i ithi wi gneldi Erma rap =WI the et re sis ralthe u Eld Is go -41 1 1 M-. Vas% Lei limmile Ihe therm the re • M l Chithed et the bar etre le teaVgthe rai Er sad Ael , GM Mi ba exacere . a ... e a ~... gin trtie i r e rree=ami l i the m ei wn 44a % &:erteltel I Drag edeteith; la the NM teal •es le era be. treatert e l :t the aid wed iii=im s e . 1 i t= of a Ilitl= a et ga l edje Ss Z thathrel LAMM liwbfr XI. le rehlathe nil Om ie mar rod risilia . V I =":lmthea Orr, red ether 4 51.41 1e = rfo t a h e ss zttr ui;4=a te le dire av i g : A Wile Yr. sr the Om to the rearti=.4thi riff therm leer la. larear,:2: rAt i o I ell:M ai krer ad w = et elp or it= TV ft. Ltheardt Mir lllwic WWI. razirw Ws LIZ. .14.4. 7thb . " 4=1 = P . W.,*(26=t i :V a ti esialay . 1 hip. Wisal i ,as . . t s T r MO nth awl e dl=fr a t=te.st or err * the amid " — p;V ir . le the ram et the Err NA mired am**, amber IL Med Ye the wed arr te= bi llme iennethea et se wrath a lir et will= teettai to ethateterled liMe I lrA d e bw ikt rd bp ar linnthrthe Mt MS, or sr at three to sitheie s ° bel ..... w=side ef i gnita the l• the theft If MOO 5 0. 1SeM il ie In ha f Ilawkwy - thinielimpir aili ereelit Illet sr se= ri g &ellere ww *e A4l fa b lLtbad ASS l 4 Lia. sm. is Me lima a thee* rem mull weer err idler eel anamatires enersted Whethethlt.thed ythiethrtheo litheetoolen. I)M ,j, . 4 .. hz id trl o n b. llLej . t r• u tarralW omm r ip , 1...; r 2-1.1 Y the comer of doled. la or err to a 0r ............dr=z5t 0; , 4 6 1,1a t a. , t y ra s herei m a .r o bi terneembry nail glialrenal. or Into the weld vel& imeaps i tl" Z. areperaddil at ors With. tholmerramt tarnidep. wtreerialea. a. far. a. asa. a. wok and IX Mar W dwil= s elt art of Wm& al la the rusty_ of Stafford rd la ssi t i r e d Mew dtip ead leer et Wolverhampton In the oar,y et that war ra y eerthia ti.. 4.1 dotlogui.hed op the I 4aro, errel te la Itheiner bee aad Itharehame Itails6. l ff the Adage Ile wahlo the Ml to mar I=Zrothai. ear theatieg W armor' wee the err thee neer a Nelda rim ear Ws WI ftwiedwa at et awe the trit Rafter err ladle trash* emi pier If la e=e: Stedier,rd tarthrming he rare arra M o irl at or awe • eater ton err or a he eirethen 9a=and Wag wholly Are. le the =my W emote, to eartlithlia et re Irma mid NM mirth= mei le le raw bar na the ere prim frith Warr teadjett p = m t the w !: J u ea u ll= i bge t ter zsitte ...NIL . 4 =.17:46....mwai1fi to le li si g T l alt aadfradrend erhr= t aketril. rib prey t• the aid Omer p Prearrors to Wird tithe tall% re. red dthr la err the re of the maid Nth- WNW erg. imi to alarm II Nib perm dart. end ✓arer 0.4 W as mime ea 11. r me ner athronio.d to do am last perilous of their renal to, thee ei the lathe to to be subeitated me for the then canoe et to alter. errs mod enforce roma of the ="awl proeither of the asystid area nette the " Binning/urn Moe game ' .tad. I. to ray) ;oedema perenesi act, 1 William I V., Sr 3 4 ; land 3 Victoria err* 61: 3 sad 4 Victoria. eboPtorr 24 i;7 qtly Victoria, chapter 11 ; 9 and be Traria. chapter 1 ,.. as sat math le the on of parltheeare rid la the nth and . oth et the veleh et her ththent Mtge Queen Vieth,* lutituled Au I . ...,„.,... Ma elk.et certain arraagementa betoten thu I,ndon tawny Company and the Company of Pn.orktpre 14 Oleg hiariisththa. and for granting certain powcre to thal l igrorthrC a ll - thice.hary and arming/any Rail 441 ohs Newassiksim. Molveri re amoton. and flu, Varey impa =r i Ar m oarry tato effect ocl end ithin arranearnethe tart a all le Meth ISM 74/trtott. la 167 21 =1 t ill. am *a. ..... awn= Ike and;a wi l . I =4 gete:th._ .... w tr . w = a. ei=ipmmpa. thelerrther. r em. = sal;.llt ear. Act, 1847 Mo. li ithoottnrith Deviation. and of the W Woirerthuntothe Balmy Are. Dir. AM W. to amprthar the mid therehary and Blrmtneham rile* Mthe it r e stithatier4=6 hole Nanny,pe nI I tirn =CV , . :nt h : Or ray. to make and carry into effect art .in ar. iniapetheeth aid nimoureto fin the formare, maintenance. and future et a rim at or near I. Ur Vern of ethrevr.latry, lc the et mar the rear ameareodatar of the .add r.spectire le air, reed. PM WM.. .0.1. of U. Porn rd et the thibrmenete (that to to nay) tooth and lemma' ads. as 4 Mb Thin& drew to ; Mb sod 9th V ~. 4: wd • Illa nod lith Varna ObWiarli 31; 321 314 ` ,2Z i5i t ,141:774. WS : re lath rillth VIA.. dream 121 and 144. AM aim Masi the rahi Btheathury and Ilirrninchany Railway Cliethry le rtheerilie or contribute out of the general 0Ap1..1 of IM Orr* torsab the foroalUon of the Ithrerminny and lleteturd Mod in rich Intended art power will elm be applied matt deviate from the line or hone laid down on the plary. hereinafter mentioned to the Went thert deltoid, end to divert. etop up, or alter. whether temporarily or ermarattly. all rah turnpike roads. hinwfr i all: ways, tnuordels, streak lathe. peargeo. Amadora. meals, es Amer, nem. end warmer.... within, the Plat. dOW01•14 It logy be erograry or expedient ifo to divert. alter. or rm. PP. f o r ilikewenirm of dr mid railway., eerier& renal make, etatiom. appivie and erimedreem. Ant *nee 1. hereby WO given. that It la Intonlid lo pimply for by the viabi intended set, to levy toll.. ratnastil Inn 10... C. fi f ths ere Nees of railway and mod herahrefere 11111111111101 teepee nen. sod to grant certain exemption. font earl in% Mew of dunes, and dee to apply for the power. warily coaferred for Or elenry Lfrelemeal tie binds. lamer, end lierelitvnemte, to be derWer now hereinafter menth...l, and for power to vary at eztlegnh .11 =tired privllron teurheng mei land. Moen befollinnentr. may In any manner Wirth= ten the riele elemaid. sod to eider Mira/ righter.' ppern deem. rod notice I. hervby further elm. that Oleo NA =Dm thsiglibilld the Rae en.l csd. tee intended .1..11061. diMIA meta hereinbefore dercribed. and of the ofd heredlta nate which may ho required for the roper win boats of ✓efenwei to son plan °untainted the non of 011 ens or nowled noon. I men et mean (sore awl weenies of on ban :10,0bn:emean. Weather with • eubLiehed diewing the of the mid latceolol railways, tamer willt • earetie d SOWS. wilt en or before the 30111 day of I ter public Itopeetten at the dice of the dett ev l bu thelreg e the of Inv. at Apt...bury, sal at the odes dr of the .81 C the twenty of Stsfted. at deed. wed lia mi l i *en ma of the rid dew 0wn..., sod ook. Pannonia from, In, Onrush. or Into which the add wee r a. ayO g rena .. rely, will be mode, or 111 OR with sfood no monk sin be ftwailid for punk Inns** co or before the fame NO day af Nore win no pitidt net of each such punt. at the reopen. Ur* reddionof each lon pain dirk. DYSON and CO , Parliament rivet. LoOdOn. CO' horn of November, Prid. Adel this eth DENBIGIL and ItHYI)IILAN Itt)Al/8 : to EXTEND the TERM and ALTERING awl ENLARGING the POWERS of the ALTA for MAKING NEW TURNPIKE ROA Did. to ALTER end IMPROVE the PRESENT ROA IN. to TARE Pt/WI.RA for the COMPULAORY PURCII AAN of PRE. 11 lAEA, and to VARY end REGULATIS the TOLLS upon the J W OT L ICE 11l TIER EBY GIVEN that APPLICATION le Intended to be made to PARLIAMENT la the next sevens for lame to brim In a bill for attending the tem. sad Mierine and enlarging the power. , of an alt pawed in the twenty.eret year of the reign of King George the Thiel. Intitolod " Au Act for more Oro:Melly rep...rim the rood leading f n the towo D. .thigh to the town of Meant Autph, and fnu a thence tott n o ewers and port of Ituthiami. In the .untlee of Denhigh owl Flint, and fer repealing an act made In the thirty w , std Fear of his late Madmil Rig Ger.re the gerund. m far amine relate. to the raid met - Aim of an net pawed La th the Revlon of pa.liament bold in the thirty-ninth awl fortieth years of the oder, of his msd Ring o,orwe the Third. imitated "An am 1•4 conUnuing for twenty otte gals. and from theme to the end of the then nett nankin of parliament. ' the tom awl altering and enlarging the powers of an red pasud In the pane of i the ream4of hie toiealt i Ll, „ yo; . l . t . f. u tit!ult...l 4 ' An art to the town 01 Saint ...Nth. and loo to in thence to the horn and port of In the counties of ! year end flint. and forrelne on act moils Is the thirty-woad year of his late M.OwtY tie.2Ne the Nervet.Po far a. the mow Matto to the wad rood: Area al/0 of en rtrlVlg o ol h i e il 7boa Ull of roriWnent hW le too first led eeemol roan of• the term and alteri awl oil...wring the wren of two art. of the mien of AU Isla Malady Km., George the Third. foe repairing the road has Detitg4 to Want Amp lt. and from these° to Itonliland, in the Oftw ties of lanblah owl 'dint. - or for Nuealtrig the mid acts, end granting farther awl other power. la lieu thereof. And Nth, le heroby atM, ai. co, that. It le intended to include in the mid bill Lower. fur mating and maintaining -.send new turnpike reeds, pertly by diverting. wldemed, and hot .eonio4 certain emoting highways. awl portly by new natio" together muh all nuceerary I,o4N...culverts, &awe, ko,go. and ~thee worts—that to to ray, one of ouch road. to com mence 00 the top of Trofteint 11111, in the township of Liewenl, in the earth. of Deakin and to terminate, at or near the top of glint tt•Pb street, in the e ty of Saint Ample. which told intended road will pass from, In, through. or into the emend parldie., township., or notes parochial ewe. following. that Is to me, Mention and Lleweni. In the county of Donterh and Sant A.aph and Nrynieilyn, in the county of PI at. or some of them. Another of wuch meth P. commence at or war the peu.ent terminus of the tar ph -rend at Rh. olden. sad to rwarrh terminate at the Nes Roach. at the end a Ilighwtrect. i and to off at t o e m..wyn Arms Inn. la IMO afuould n to RN the l. Park et Bathe at Fuld which ml.l Intended Nut wilrpow from. In, through, or into, the euverW le seas. tonnohno, or clam tamale' ViAC. be. that to nay. ithrddha and nt. Sem& oruidwe, and Sower, Mryahrehan. Rrynywal. Cedndu. Tea Llestelyn. and Rhyl townehips, or some of them. all lot the runty of 'lint. Another of each Nub to amsteenes at or near Trefuant, in the beforementloned parish of Heullan. awl to tenninate by a junction with the Denbigh and Mold op l ebe mud. at Or mar a pLirc ,rtikel the Blue Hand, In the yerbdi of Mealisa. le the raid comity of Denbigh. which mid intended r ed pope from. in, through. or into the eereml part ho., township.. or rates parohtal pbe w Pill wine, that to to my Hendon lard-h. and tehe. thnlster lon, and Llewani townships, or tune of them, art e the aunty .1 ergo. Awl negke is hereby farther given t It Le intended by the mid • to lower , for Nn y numbs. of Mods and bowman the are rout. Intended to be made at vforeald. Ad no oeo I. hereby further gine, that by the raid hill It is Weeded to alter the existing tolls wAthortacel by the aforould acts, or some of them, to he ,lleeted Noe, or In retatmet of. the roads themincrised, smite vary or cstlncrolgh the cieMptlon. from payment of IoU am other right. and netvohates therein contained. and to oonfer other exemptions. right*. and privllegew. and to key toll. upon or In ropeet of the reseal new ternptherowle propmed to he tome as dowel& Deplicate plane and asetioce. of which several proposed new turnpike...owl, numb,. with hoots..? reference thereto. and MN a copy of the notloc for the mid MIL pubtlehed in the ' London Omette," will be &potted for pate Be llV.Wrei o ll on m totem the thirtieth day of November. one thou. geed Mehl hundredforty-eleht, with the Clerk of the Pomo for the eoao. of Denbigh. at Meath:eat Kathie. In the raid county. and Id. with L. of the Peace for the eounty of nut, at hi. ollthe old, IN lb. Whi4 gad that • copy 01 so mush of the raid plating reo. ties se reinter to oath of the amend uariebe. in or through which the mid ewer& reeds. or my part thereof meglealeely, are latendool to be era. teetaber wlth • boot of Moreau thereto; and a copy of the mid notice grfli he dspeltel„ on or before the said thirtieth dim of N mem • her. w ith th e NAM Meet of melt such persh. at Me respeetire place et abodm—Dated Yds ire day or November, ometheuesdedgbt howled sad forty-eMbt. ell AP. WALTER WYATT. rolteltnr. Plaint teinh. THE TOOTH-ACHE.--ItOWLANDS' ALSANA EXTRACT far vedette,/ the toothache sad asiee=ead for enellostion sU Reorder. of the t..1.4b sad isms to the of el creeketlote Per II Wore , Inrentaaeous relief, Vale Its frequent v rill be fumed b eleenetheo the gums. s ed fortify the telea Wheel hit.* allaekt. It arlitatee uarkaatat Role and Warhol leer. Was frost the mouth, sod reale the approach of lector the% gged°6lll Ye depute:Cla u d t Int! Nl Ffrlt BB 4., a dd.. and Er. as, bottle. Mei bottle =Or PloPoutioll lerelord ‘ • pre IM Orrearaellet amp Ine Yee tipt yrodl== 4.L ee sad dim . vm A. IKOWLAND IDOL tor Own... 'water MI rttentivett I railmwr.. THE KING of OWNS FAVOURITE SAUCE ie. tele so de UM macs Ice tic 4 mil odd swats It is Ilksisine • Ammer moss wild *IL sod Is sa WOOD Is •=ll72skeash.ll=eu"wiriTsia 16"=14.6 ; sad swarm sie Nit dar Iran " siddi am be Aisisid of meg =fsitOwn sad tares labmiss 21. sad a pssissdass, ad liL MON sea dON. TS. Ilidlisdp, sense. isfais Ems sist sid.ssa an ea tin Walk seal. seri lewd Yeq Yd melba "Row is. ; earkees• sill*, is fall. stag ea lad ea applicable. 966 J LONDON, MONDAY, NOV. 20, 1848. [THREEPENCE. iiEADINO, GUILDFORD, sad REIGATE WA [LW ABRANCR to NDON end soul% WM SAILK AY • =TENSION to O R hAT VIDITNRN RAILWAY PARKS and lIANTS RAILWAY/. 41T/t214 18 lIERNIIT GIVEN that APPLICATION isln=o , M awls to PA RLIAIIIIIIIT In ire sea stake for an baba t a lt r edlss a. o.4l4lll7l .l = t re ar j i l:=4lmailt 111 s at = ralrorsl la Mt Ws • ....i ... ea tie Oath Mara ta Is end leklar Ad. 1116% IS and a. In the teri -1-11 In 11110•040, er a • Pala IR coo Nob sosellair sad mirk pa Om., or We the Wadi pattha Illa WNW gime thithellM er seine Aga Is be ag) ile the emit rif ffise . am, thill i Ark In an eithill a NT . WW. ethilmalsalhal W Wo 0401. h. altr au. OW" M tilli reap hi Vrei=l a lat apetathentt .Rr Ire roroadreddrwilintha• tea nil WOW gm the Mgr Illativokrom the laithin die A d is It Is dm Islem4ad_by nab proposed ad, to au th orise the asairs. W thigate Rata Conway to mthe a ralwa Weal! ask eall rafts& thosaageng In or near ovarian fited.....= With te daft ef Rt. laggrathis, In tbe matt L iv : el en thither roamed to It ita boacting .. owntor_ we Ath. 13.2. sad d es in the= .. r M ee. see 'MO. be • Sion se tt NM =Wirlii&liffa.ll lll l nth Um Ithe el lles Oath . re MO a iNia.46 Of Mt Ithionake ce sub Isismaatkosl asakarc=.4l aslue Wawa oil pass tole" ... tg Neat o e r, re v 4 lisdhge. r! tO4 1. .. ".... y rood=b, Vie toroxigh a hil l i a:Othalh d • WalsOZ. ay LorTawas isidiss ; ISM 41444&Tasala. mod bnothoot. As' W Maio& 1 .1 WA Polialatl Mt lo take all to tap up. Ow, . _as soot laasparaills as patssaandis al sot other Now awl *Swam With" testhisept sitetinas._ . N ow ....... Gana aesitne wham ay width Vsa I ' smi pla4 ti, inay bs mosmea ea te d0py%••=1,4• 487 6 . 1= pops= aitassl4. And itts Intanded by the Ma aslioned act to ana t. do 0* Oath bay Is Niles (maw ono of raw fat carrying low aka the mead O&M gamma should any Nadia capital Igo ratheut, Wad ala. auao.ilouor agnenita, lonia and Wilda. for the cd as atthemsed now worth and to key tots. itheethed=7: INIPOOId (boreal. ma to wain exacepasne Death. ad aent a Isla raus, and duties. Aallals/= . 14, wool to ma or extinguish all extant glade and with tio lama and bathers pnvioad le be au Sel lagerfecal with, or abet ovoid a any manna ape& or lee w s ithal* °bath aurora, of am of than, ad bather earn And bed Is dans . c in aegee. brat further girth Oa ram, path ad mallaso4e. =t o and levels of the h i protrunra Yawl tibiae and saw, and Wu Lauda to lam tor the ia sZeof rewsp&ab, Saptler with boots of Minim to swig MY •OW ut Ibis as larartal lek th e " Leman lithette." or of Who Os Mb day of Nutootor. la tas posoosi Ink _ _lia Clara of [,Pawl Pam !Mc county of Worm as Ws dais Is Netutsmia, Isms balk elliii the lawk of tbs Pstes of as SI Parks. et SY Sim la Alll . l i aal with We lel Um waft al Wises is W ; sal augglilo NO ma of lob ellihm. aid asals of am relate at moat or salsa /IMO is sr abraa4 uttkak tin la be vasla 4 sisal, at Illa rasa as 11 1 3.1 ti5r............11mmi11a11iag eambrobl e art : ~,i,„. ru d ar libes wi11i ....„ 111) Platabjr.llll.ol o*t 1 1 : , 1 , & . 1 117 • iTar - wida2 a. =l,lo " Wrpasitif rem pada 4400 of Iberia. alit And It loath WWI= Is Ws odd proposed act to eater powers upon dread or as yaw lam.. or loath for the limo Woe fq.ealleell.k e 'Ed pauper. Railway, wage with their engin. owommotaw Led London and Aouth Weer',, Railway fri•iii the Partheregia Halle. or web hue, to tho tango. tin:ma : in the • wadi al laania.at sr ram Watudeowpace, add to toe We otatiow and saw works amid aosivalosaw woo or connected with mai pert of tho aid lowits asa South Metall Roihray se aforesaid, and to &abodes the sett Oeuithay and the London and South Westorn Railway Cow pony. ear tad propriotere or lethal for Ow Limo being of Um old galleon otively to caw lato UTOPIMItto for the case of the mid the anima ad on...mimeo. by the mid IteoUng, tialitfool, ad ReballaVvai Lamany. or other the iiropriet .rs or LIFO. for Ito time big of Um gthd Radar. Oulblford, owl 'totem* Rainey and for lbspaymait og tat and rows to rennet thereof. And it I. aim ....... xt: 6lpropmed oak to center poweng insio tho gold Read. Ia ii an. d Reigate Railway Coln:gay or other tho proprietors mama far Um Magog the odd Wading, Ouildford, and Iterate Railway, te nes vlth litir =eines soil carman, thu lino of the Greet %Violent lisibeirg rad the withal branctia thereof, and the Unroof the Birgologlings gad 00401 Itall,w. of tin: Oxford, Woreivior, and Wol. ' I.ger=Railway. sada the Oxfunl and Rugby Railway, and to t oo emd other worths/WI with enleasystalgtl or conneaal with the odd Mame% and to suaoriec the ItterAloo. ithildford. aim kt,,ix‘t4 Radar _theaplow sr othor the proiaetow or truths for the time being, of as Rareleg, thalford. and Reigate Hallway, and the Comma. to awn web other Tlibllays WA) rvlretti, ely belong. or he isored, to thug Imo sgragenate fur tho tho of the odd line, wink., awl macrame., roweethely, by tho mid thedlug, Ow lariat. and Hague Railway Com pany:or Other tho aorta - ow or lea.. of the aid Sevilla. Guildford, and Relate Railway, and for the payment of all. cal ratio in thereof. Adit M see, by the odd bill to grant mem= toms poriocut. of Pdle, rata, ad dune. uial or In roman of the 4141 London and South Worm Railway, Groot We Railway, and the several branches Oman( rowatlyuly, Hirnaganian and Oxford Ithilsrth, Oxford. Worcester. and Wolverhampton Ital. wag and Oaford owl Rugby ltdiway. and to vary act t 011.% , mkt ad data Ind to &niter. von, sal astloguith other ratio and privileges In respect of inch toll., .taw. ant ;h on., god gag, I n respect of Oro used its London and South-Wean] Railway. (hoot i Western Hallway, sad the IleVeral bratiehe. thereof. Ilimajoitharn and outwit Railway, OINK Worcester,.. WOlVerhaillpiee Ralway, and 1 Oxford and Rugby Habra reweetliely. and of (ho sacral teethes, works, and convenkeeesagonteted therewith rimallvar. And It is also .[watt by thu aid ad o act to wand, 0 0 far a. may he neangery for the p then,( ,gee. thef. Ow Reeding, Guildford, owl Relate Rahway Act, 184 i, and the it.ding. Oullilford, awl Reigate Railway A 1130141110111 Act. 1047. and Ow several act. following, Or wane of thou, relating to the Onet Watern Railway and the bronchus thereof. tho Birmingham and Oxford ItAilway. the Oxford, Worether. and tholvertanniton Railway, the Oxford a RunbY ReDeab sad the London and South Wodooo Railway :that IM to say: local and persona ale 6 a 8 William IV.. chapter 107, ; an ililain IV., dopier. ii, 38, 77,79 ; 1 Victoria, chapters 91, 99. 24, 26; 7 Victoria, abater 27; 3 Victoria, chapter 47; 36 4 Victoria, ampler 103: 4 Is 6 Vlctoria, Mr 41 ; 6 VI/ma i mot. , j . .. i ltigi s atz u. 26:4 • V d ier 9 rt=er III; tors a 63, 164, lb,:. 104, IMS lag. la; v V r ans.M., anther 14; 911 . 0 Vaasa cantors 104, MI, MO, 231, 240. 278. 313, 319, 335. 33T. 336, 300, and 410 . 10 • II Victoria, chaser. in. 72. 7 , VI, 101, 139, IW, 164, 216. R i o 243: 11 a 12 Victoria, ethis 28. 77. 89. 133 74, Uth ISO. 1.. ir:4 sad 131 :4 • 6 Witham 4, ,pt.er VI 1 Vlctoria, chapter 71 2 Vie torts. e t a ; 4 A 6 Victoria elegem. INW 39; 74 0 Viagr 63 ad 811; 0 ft 9 Victoria. chapters 166 mid 186 ; 9 a 10 ethane, diegiten M. 131, 174, 174, 370, 173.1011 111 ; 10 t 11 Victoria. thitters OA ILI, 145, 34V. and 144; 11 X 19 Vb t o r;‘, earner. ilb 87. 5p,...d iu, t.t own'. 111., dkiptor VC 10 & 11 ye„,,,A g , g i n s., ta : v A 9 9 acoria ethane 93; 10 A 11 Victoria, 'haters 107. 98. 66. and a ,_• 11 St Li theme's, &mar 76; 9 6 10 Vie. kora chthar 1d1; 10 * II Victor* darter al; sal 11 Ss 12 Victoria, obathor 157.-Datal 10th Nov., nth 110114•014, CONCANEN. and ROYER. Solicitors fur the 1140. C. LinoatosAradelds. LONDON ASSURANCH COItrOttATION, iletabilahadAv amyl Chertor of Xing George the VIM, • 1710. for YAMIURAN CIC ems LIFE. egaleat FIRE. aad for M A RIMY 1 31111.71LANCKS.-01114es, La 7. loyal Carboni% Cod i% and No. 10, neurnaareet. Govamea.—LEerock PEACH MILSON,Im. BraGoveasoa.—MlLLlAll KING. In.q. Darkey-Clorsaaos.—neltbatT COTESWORTII. rm., •O. TILSIT t011t171,10. VIZ.: Robot Allem, gm. Jame, Ihnolc,,.Ego. Jobe A. Arbuthnot. FA. John Yur.e , KM- Ward Beggallm. Kwnuel Onogoon. Evfl. George 1awn0..1.4. 'Mud C. glothrie. Eng. Henry Hlandowd. John Alervider Mulkey-, Fag. John Wawa Horradalle. ant Harald% Km. Edward Kummer. Em. Mario. Kerr. h.q. lienry Cayley. Yap John onl, Awe. Chapman CA. Maria Gawky,Gown,. Probyn, John Keen. 13. q. Wawa. Denan, Kat. Patrick French. Itolvertme. Buoy Dobree. Jun.. req. Timm Woofing, E.g. The Common.. lan effected life aourance, fora IKTIMI of more than 125 p.m., It, and policy having Men 1.101..11 the oth of J une. The ertent it. Invint-a and ColiDeltiolt• the airway afforded by e capital. W. Meg otantling. advaniagee aogusera and tho binty of Ka tramafatoo. ,troogir omandond It totho puMe. Two-third. tho profit are award.' to the ..1111.01, and the en gem. of managing the life dmrunont are not. as la won/. taken from the premium fund. but we deframd by the Cori oration owl of their one dint vAare of the pronto, thug glum to the amirol all the ad= of mutual &mystic., without liability partnouhlp, and the of an ancient and opulent corpora(uo. Its taiga hoe we, formed got the lowm ficate, to meet the varied view of wvuo.rdd, I.) affording to them the °Moo of the following men rut advaidog.:—Finaly. of icartielpothu Is the profit. of the Comma (lon by ainamento from annual prenultom ; 0r....11y. by making agh dlUoroi to the num wowed by von of boom payable at death; or. thirdly. by a looney payment at the illiggion or molt, in orgy fifth year ; +knot from thong who Moire to Omit (hole mermen to a 01111 141111 without participsUon In met., the lowest poodhle rate of pre mium 1. roMred, a, will be mongol by told.* evpro.mi lf Pe:rd fur the Corpmration, whkit may he had on al.l.hunti (ho ly aid which have been comtrueted for fueuting the venue 555(0 of ammera, end erory rWt W which protection by maurence ma be Miteaded. The tWOIMIII mule to amurerg have at row* of the periods of &Mks been upwards of 3.1 per cent., and for Ulm of the low. Tom the e.mo beam Me been ogual to from 241 to 2.5 per .ant.. or from 3 to 3+ pwr ant pre ammo on own annfrod, anamnug to the sip d Urns M. 1.1114111 711“inin sou me aaereance or Don Astersi. LOw Vet deves YoarK. rPHEZE HUNDRED AND ONE, STRAND.— Ab The 11 " W" d • le i& t r = w elagril7247. e• tier: t • rie e lial l a hiereg ai etiege a re d e ig deem ac. 2: lBl°l leteis a tterie e l eellie taw be AirieThdddedeette. ErnginriMiL — IMZIBCIE am re wet at i lissa s aa=4 . rs . • at G A B-7 2311. = I L ihe "" 1 74.6itie ssom to dot g lirm iSt ssa l 14 Z i t As MY* maw am "Moo TiOf tours GIIERBRATED OVERCOATS. as na l r a l er4 l 4 . 2= ll p= ertg o =i i r 24: si a Tzriz a...,...,, vir .. tr ik. la the mad the edember MENA heredusell eablZ a sew mat , the ROYAL ROMAN OTKROOAT, which. MAMA/ mom, mil reit il, home temmse rim. mod whir ile a sort, In berm Oink ise eemerileiie se hr. ime* DO MS to lks nimble to Smear vemme, Um We i ll lIIIIRZ Walter* ü bh Mr 7011ORRI the mem vhielt M ... agivslimadVrirarg. = = sail, ,Chemekte, mama" Cemrzy meets bested. BURNERS.—RoyaI Letter roast— Vidras an : The fear, TM Cieme, The Gehlia, Tbe Cam Usee lielbasi llortrals. It le mem= dmie, by Ere Wilma m reyett l irthejlei l ie mule emlr 6l- .....31. " 711.--IWWII e "idelh OiliaSS. UNI. IPS er4= sin ~.j ." 4- 'T4' mist M remit le megrim le eb e= mo a t. i ff :F r aa! le mil le eillieteit tos. •. 2 3 * 5 Zt r = l. ... i =_ ln W I " '' ' ' Mimi. '6 Ildho4 Che nita torS e ZILD..I).. P`rehmor ot ChereMey. 111 t, TM 4.4 e 4 the be Mom& mir am meste4 herniae at the tetablldemeat 4 the KIWWINIIII Idelbe Cernmey-111011ARD CLARK, redeem{ --me% 411, Mat ember 4A at eetehte.t.meL CUIUbTMAS ALE.--it. AFL Ctilboh, wine °w ame.l6,, lanonnet. tat his (hog Whdrolllnnet). bon nimbi Ilk innekond the WA ho raw booing colon too Aikiliellllllll OW. Edin to nuo, fonworiol to partiosors inn Ins no brewery. la IS owl 16 logos conek fejeta L Lat .41 . es z: ioloTioono to to hr oorisi Bee ß by Net PA )1 If OR OARDINS. CHRONICLE and AGRI . GAZETTE ,RT edited by Pref. Lomeli 14 contelaa wilds on I Iron work, to tar. H 7 AO. J. Mol ine. Trentharn.balleudent Linemen, Melt. Hy Br. J. Locke Noe:mile, comity Pei TO ALL WHO MAVIS i•J THE GARDENERS' C CULTURAL erb• HORTI 0( SATURDAY,CULTU RA PA I Nee.. 1 Alkali worts v. timing Amatears. kloto for Apititam on Tulip bulbs. By Mr. 1. Darien Pennon] Aplou tatipcs Arpbaltu flowing Aulandia. Booth lieu management i t =fti n'gh et 'l y to al or l oo Boa feuding Horticultural *kris .. .Rural Coroeilla WU% to box feed Cbloa, climate of Olds. ke / eplolt of Cottage ram+ Benda", ode of Drainage. By Mt. J. BUBCIA. Tborobaok, SR Andrew o Education ot Fatmlottage. By Mr. H. DIMP, —small Irbh Farm hums, breeding. roaring. and Farming mil Testa Band, By Mr. R. Tongue. Torten Cottage Flooring, oodtolte Forrest coca, close prodoil of Festal. protactiva loom Clanknora Hearnotent latituUon wolarilog for Calidign GIW 1011. treatment a tioitichurries. ailed Groped W frame. By Kr. J.Rogera atinorum Hooting. cbeap. By Mr. J. Clay. (*no. Ireload liming feeding Hoobandry, ocw. By Mr. L. Bow don., Ptmmortham, Preston wade, UT. Yellowly largeag W Beralciohlre By Mr. .1. Hardy, Peomootkid. by Code ilulraby limo Leave so manure L." education of. By Mr. T. Matmort. Kynutoa.bouse. noir H Kook ereford Mr. J. Woman, Hermitage Herb.: and Mr. C. Brown, CliCOMAtel Law regarding iniwy done by Akan erlo. Pm 9 . . TM. OA6U6III{M CIRON II zrm osatsloo. is Willow to ti ha* sad iheltheil NW" with roi ssoll isistote, sad d Sousioto an the thiristior dr week. ( Arlwitticoocum. S. Upper Wolltooh AinajnaTrairr . 0., &Alb a Mango Manure Isaill NI Mr. nnagrlmi. By Mr. C. AMertob, Waltainka Nectarine.. select Nedra. amliseb.g Nemaillie Manglers Club PAM kr Yoe work rok Pow tar a mood Pine Mom% MAN Mat of Planting, iroseems Pond wale Pont% Maw Potatoes la WlMMOOrekad. By Mr. D. Hanle% Mmelol prtmlec dem, Worm umber. BY MtoEor. Cowie Jeri aoet of Wo A• to e& I`.a cowed% Milliefo of Timber **id by WWI worts ditto by due teunlog Trade...ma Orem Tulip WM. GAM ow luct In tram out of doors. BY Mr. B. A • A. Lloyd, OwintrY Viper.. By Mr. J. iteckestdo. VC TOY Wall plants Weed. in von& Wheat frauds JR and AGRICULTURAL OA atx.ve, the Covent-garden, Mark me from the potato, bop, bay, and apex, with coadenvd aoeount of 1 . 0 4 ; of aa4pcne,74.4e,./ven NEW NOVEL. Now randy, sad tole lad at all Na libra ri an. to 3 rd. Sat aro. TitEVETHLAN. A Cornish Story. By WILLIAM DAV? WATI.OI4 FAQ., Barrt.ter.alLaw. Landon • Smith. Lido. nad Co., 65. OorshllL _ Now ready, pries ✓fis. ikL, nest cloth, ORNAMENTAL si.d DOMESTIC POULTRY; SINN Hlseory wed lifanstentent Yir the Zee. Bellrati Ban Dixon, M.A., Hector of Leawood with ILsowlek. The Birds treated of sea : Derseetle Fad in ge- The Met Book She Golden and Bilvec steal 71le amebic!' GPM Bamberg Towle The Gaines Yowl The White F en CC E Oelliose Pest The Spain,* Yowl lambing Goan able Do Peel TheSpeekled noridarta The Wigan Lestaireeted Yowl TheCoehloChlealowl The Teal esel Ile eon. The PeisZtosel The Kolar Yowl seam The Pheseast 'delay The WititeChNal) axe Trfgaisi local Yowl The Taste Duet and Negro The Grose Fowl The 110/Motit Goose The Nate Swan The Bennet° Goose She Mead or trier The Canada Goose The Brent Goss bad gawk The Egyptian or owe The Toth*, The Tea fowl Toll of aragasseei sad inetruction foe the lover of natare."—BriU My Thrash& Pabligurd by mores MiliaNWP, at the elks at lb. " Gardeners' Cbrankla and Aeon/tars ssets^ 5 Una. Wallogloastreet, Co yeaceiren ; and rosy be entered dans hoeksellea X AND AV WHAT TO EAT, LION] 006 Dist Tables fog di Otensidsla BY R. J. Cosysswass. Y.D., 11.11.. C. : ....? -0.. 66. Oossirr•--110, to two palm dlisoa. festless.'s good tt.soltsr Weis koni.sed • coutsstod wind. se otosr••••• of I issislatsd. the testis. ths IMMO* &Skate. coop to Ih• snot sloliorol oals.titutloa, OW acquire the Posts• =owns/ oloolseltopplum• sad batch to km as Ulla purled al lito Webbed le To to hod erltsmod. It, Pstentestorvcor ; Clarisata. 147. i Ism. demi t_3lsaa. /0.0•10b111 t News". SST. Wet 1110100 t desd oo3l tram 01111111.111.. 10. Arellolssi. asoolistess6. LATEST FROM PARIS, I OID ; PARIC BONDAT, 550 P.Y. To-day being the Pe of the promulgation of the constitution in the department of the Seine, the re joicings, public concerts, illuminations, and fire works have been produced. The day has paned I without any disorder. The circular of the Archbishop of Paris has sp. Mecito -day. It is a temperate and pious ad. to the clergy of his archdiocese, reminding them of the vast importance of the choice of the first president of the republic. The archbishop tells them that while it is their right and their duty as French citizens to judge of the merit of the candidates for the presidency, and to select among them according to their conscience , they mast beware to keep aloof from all politica l parties, and to remember that their sacred functions ought to make them soar above the regions of human passions. The Archbishop of Lyons and the Cardinal Archbishop of Bourg have issued circulars in nearly the same spirit. M. Dubois has given notice of an amendment on the organic laws to be adopted by the Assembly, having ter its object so to limit their number that the Assembly may terminate its labours within a reason able time, and having dissolved itself may give way to the legislative body contemplated in the constitu tion. The organic laws to which M. Dubois proposes the Assembly shall confine itself are the electoral law, the law on the council of state, that on the responsi bility of public functionaries, and the law of the state of siege. The Petrie of last evening says that much conver sation w=s given rise to at the Assembly by a visit of Lord Normanby to Prince Louis Napoleon, and to Jerome, the ex-King of Westphalia. The democratic association, the formation of which, under the presidency of M. Buchez, I have already announced, met last evening. About 200 members were present, who unanimously decided to support the candidateship of Gen. Caysignac. An article appears in the Magiteur of this morning on the state of the treasury, in answer to some ob servations on the national finances which I quoted yesterday. The substance of it is as follows: Of the sum of sixty millions, said to be payable at the end of the year, the Moniteur affirms that fifteen millions, consisting of pensions, are payable not in December, but on January I—that it is true that the 3 per cent. dividends amount to forty-two millions, but half of that sum due to the sinking fund, is payable, not in specie, but in treasury bonds, to be consolidat ed, and of the remaining 21 millions,4 are paid in the depart ments of the receivers-general, leaving only 17 to be provided for in Paris. The Montleur admits that M. Goadchaux estimated the daily deficit of the receipts, as compared with the expenses, at a million of francs, but affirms, that, by measures since adopted, that deficit is reduced to 600,000 francs. It estimates the total amount of re sources, available up to the 31st December, including the iostalmentson the loan,at 68millions, oat of which I !B,inclasiveof the half-yearly dividends, will have to be GREECE.—We have received advice' from Athens by the Levant mail to the Bth. The new ministry wu formed under Admiral Canaria as president. It was altogether of the old Coletti party. The chambers were convoked for the 9th. TURKEY.—We have received advices from Con stantinople to the 6th inst. The cholera had die apposed—at least no cases had recently been men tioned. Another fire hu occurred iv the Jewish quar ter, by which 60 houses were destroyed. The cholera still' exists at Repent, and has appeared on board the vends in the harbour. It was also prevalent in Palestine. Advioes from Smyrna of the 6th say that business was stagnant. Exchange on London, 116. The cholera wu raging in various parts of Syria. GERMANY. THE FRANKFORT PARLIAMENT AND THE EXECUTION OF BLUM. The Aiwaly at Frankfort, on the 16th inst, took the following important decision on the affair of Blum. A commission having been named to discuss Austrian affairs, came unanimously to the following conclusion, which, on being pat in the Assembly, was carried without a debate : " The National Assembly, protesting before all Germany against the arrest and execution of the deputy Robert Blum, which took place in contempt of the law of the empire of the 30th of September, summons the ministry of the empire to take the most energetic measures to cause those persona to be tried mai punished who took pert, directly or indirectly, in this arrest and execution." PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes from Berlin, 17th lest : " Intense excitement prevailed last night in Breslau, but there was no disturbance. Late last night, the municipal authorities of that town came to a resolution to abide by the decision of the National Assembly with reference to the non-payment of taxes. This decision, when announced to the eager multitude assembled in front of the Town-hall, was received with enthusiastic applause. The board of aldermen of Breslau have already declared that they will not forward to the royal treasury any taxes or imposts, but keep the funds in safe custody until the differences between the throne and the National Assembly are removed. In nearly all the towns on the line of railway in Silesia similar de monstrations have been made. At the instigation of the civic authorities the public treasuries were placed under the protection of two battalions of the civic guard. " The Preussische Stoats Asazeiger of this night contsadicts the report that the English and French ambassadors had dissuaded the king from convoking the National Assembly in Brandenburg. "Herr Von Hinckelberg is the new preside: police, vice Herr Von Bardeleben, resigned. " A telegraphic despatch :has been received from the central executive, to the effect that the king ought to come to an understanding with the National Assembly." The declaration of the Assembly at Berlin to stop supplies, has produced a counter-decree from the mi nister Eichman, in which he declares that it is his duty to oppose everything that is contrary to law. As such he chara-teriees the step taken by the Assembly, and he hopes that the taxes will be paid punctually as heretofore. Should this hope, however, be dis appointed, he expects all provincial and city authorities to exert the necessary means to enforce the payment of taxes. UNITED STATES. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. The Europa arrived this morning at Liverpool, from New York, the Bth inst. The Hibernia arrived at Balton I on the 3rd, and the Washington at New York on the sth inst. The election throughout the United States for president took place on the 7th. The re sult so farm ascertained by telegraph, at the departure of the Europa, was the election of General Taylor. Van Buren did not obtain the vote of a single state. The absolute majority neces sary for the choice of president is 146. Gee. Taylor is known to have received in Massachueets, 12 ; Cm necticut, 6; Vermont, 6; Rhode Island, 4; New York, 36; Pennsylvania, 261 Delaware, 3; New Jersey, 7 ; 111 iryland, 8 ; Kentucky, 12; North Carolina, 11; Total, 131. General ems was only known to have received 20 electoral votes. 'the New York money market was quiet. Sterling Exchange, IN; to 109, firm. The cotton market was rather dull. Flour market inactive. Provisiona firm, with moderate demand. The :Europa bu brought 62 passengers, but no specie. United States Treasury notes are quoted at 103, and United State' Sixes, 1031 IRELAND. STATE PRISONERS. JUDGMENT IN THE CASE OF MARTLN IN ERROR v. •THE QUEEN. DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVENING. In the ease of Mr. Smith O'Brien the Attorney- General this day joined in error, and the argument is fixed for Tuesday next. The Court of Queen's Bench this day gave judg ment on the writ of error in the case of Mr. John Martin, now ender sentence of transportation. Their lordships were unanimous in confirming the judg ment of the court below, so that the prisoner has now ne alternative but an appeal to the Rouse of Lords. The friends of Mr. Martin were quite confident that the , judges would be, at least, equally divided in opinion upon his writ of error. It is stated that the Rev. Dr. godlier, provost of Trinity College, has declined the vacant see of Down and Connor, because of the heavy charge an its reve nues left by the late bishop. It appears that Dr. Mant erected a new see-house, at an expense of 9,0001., which nest be defrayed within two years by the new bishop, whose representatives will have th e right of charging a proportion of this amount against a future incumbent. Some time since, in a house in Crampton-court, in this city, a large quantity of arms and ammunition was found. The house was apparently unoccupied. Yesterday a young man, named Evans, was brought before the magistrates, and, evidence having been given that he was tenant in occupation, he has been sent for trial for being illegally possessed of the arms. He rented the premises under an engagement to carry on the shoemaking business there, which, however, he never did. _ I A stro ng and increasing agitation has arisen against the determination at which the Poor Law Commis sioners have arrived respecting the establishment of sixty-three extra unions throughout Ireland. The objections raised are against the additional expense which will necossarily be incurred by the building of the houses and the maintenance of the additional staffs. All those who thus oppose the establishment of the new unions were, and are, opposed to the ex traordinary large areas of taxation. They were and and are anx'ous to reduce the extent of electoral di. visions, but protest against the augmentation of the number of unions. The lode justices have approved of the Marquis of Ormonde being appointed colonel of the'llilkenny regiment of militia, vice Brvan, deceased. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH—Nov. 18. About halt put ten o'clock this morning Mr. Smith O'Brien, Thomas F. Meagher, Terence B, M'Manus, and Patrick O'Donohus,,were brought into court and placed in teats at the ride bars. John Martin was also brought into court. The pnooners were conveyed from Richmond bridewell to the Four Courts in the ordinary police van, and were attended in their progress by a strong_guard of drs goons and rlicc. The court was crowded. The crown and prisoners' council were in attendance. THE QUISEY IN_ERILOI.II7. Attorney=ii;iiiint. - =iiii;3i6;Tiiiini;nntn;Wiiind in the joinder in error. I also band in the joinders in error in the other eases. We have the books ready in the cue of William Smith O'Brien, and if your lordships think that Tuesday will be a convenient day for the argument, we will be ready to go on with it on that day. We are now ready to furnish the books. Lord Chief Justice.—ls there any objection at the other side? Whiteside: No, my lord. Clerk of the Cora.—Will you furnish your points imme diately. Mr. Whiteside: By Monday morning. Lord Chief Justice.—Let the prisoners be removed, and let the points he furnished before the court rises. Mr. Butt —Say "late this evening ; " for, "before the court rims," is riving us ne time. Lord Chief Justice.—This is • case in which there out be NON.riItTICItAT N. AP :, I s 2 9 1 2 10 8 3 II 1 4 10 2 6 12 1 8 4 11 LI II 11 2 6 II 3 0 0 4 A 7 4 1 11 7 I 4 9 arV:lias Two. LO 1 3 1 6 1 1 10 1 3 3 0 6 11 1 i ii 4 20 lu 1 0 6 1 1 11 2 11 4 4 6 10 1 Vire Ineurearee es •re 7 &meatier' 01 Pieced/ •t alodafate Mee, ••d Karam I•ee•re U the earreat premium. Atttoelo•e•ddb.lroe tclita tour, at both the offices, and prorpectmee .eot bee a• • vorletes JORN LAURENCE, ecereiare• LAMPS of all 8 0 RT8 and PATTRRNB.—The Wort as Mil as &Mewl, awortreent of PALIILICS MAGNUM and other CANDLOTICIEd ; Orspllfte, Arnaud, sod polar= wl.b all the latent unornvententa tee 04 the newest and neat trattoria, In amnia. BoberMan andyllaln Ow.. nr Pallor waebA d al- Ptenee. Iv at WILLIAM IA BURTON VI date Mown sad Martial. MA Otford -tree, comer of Nenroan.street and No. L ale.ass—..— ohn, all the ..easonabie ooveltlee aro now selling at fp., rent. under any house with phony quality an l style ale Palmer. patent t%ndles Pawned " Palmer 'I. SA per lb. Camp/ fine, .edit maw fa thl Per ImPwial dal vetornol Pyr every article net approved of. Petalled oftrminr, sent filar pant, frea—Aatahllshed In Wellvetromell. 1, - Wr FEW CHANDELIERS at HALF-PRICE, to OAR. OIL. CANDLICR, or CAMPIIINE, sow 411174 al i Vl d LLIAM HUSTON'S Oda Wpm and Burro), 39, Wonkier ~ terser of :Rasura dna. and No. 1. Nexmln Amt. The promo r 4 Ma whole on of a my roust Rile, and an offonyl st olt whorl prom merely tem thdr filet.'dlßl7 old 0 1 030311100-- Rrobildiod Y Wolkarod. A.D.1120. LONG EVENINGS MADE SHORT.-MECHVS &mow. BAGATELLE TABLES. manufactured upon the premi 4. londenhallotreet, Londo. make lona evening. appear Abort. a ses. nd eunlilne calculation with 11Ml s bsellICOt, price CI los., E 4 los., ZS lUs n op to £l2. Sold Id.o hy his scent.. Spelm and Sou. Garord ; PowW an.l Luunge, Lis: ee Estee. Liven .4 ; Woolneld, ; Pratt. Bradfoni Thorny.% Null ndhim . "dauber... : SAWA:eh Dome; Bloat and Rh, Norwich. None are genuine without Necitra Dame. CARPETS. —Splendid designs in Tapestry,ne 34.9 d. sad 4s. blot Brawls, la MI.: +ell marooed door-cloth. Cv. CI. and sad yard-aide Wrench etilotme, at la 441. per yard. rtIC . E I , II 11ENT. sad CUMMING have REMOVED their EAlriv 85000 him the City to Na 4. kereatiareet, Waterloo-Oboe Viiio 4 l l 4 thew; end Jareesei. They ere di.ron.lp, of revere! thottemol yard. et the abojo low prima end every ether deverlydee of earperlag equally MILNER'S PATENT STRONG WROUGHT IRON " notDrAirr MOVERS MENT BOOK and CAdU Va.'s CLMIET3.-71nPreebeing, by intcrnal noweverlocting tad eowoitttt chambers. The rtruneert rarer to the world , with im {COW and (Meiling, Patent Theo:Aging Boot ra1i,:174441 and Kate Chelan and Butei, of an river. 10 per cent Wawa than the above. In the Wee town: of the nanufactwing and froartameial &Arleta Milner'. man, of the different thickneowor, have bola asked in red heat from one to twenty - four hour, by the 'ortho clase sad other ofilatlie and practical reddmtg ; and In delentrative soldeMal Am to 'tab the built, en. 4 deal. kr In all the different wwear well—etrewttren aces with dniwere, brick awl atone clourte with treaders,. Me-proof wrought Iron chambered *at e% Oc. ie. -Awe tem baled to ashen, Milner • safer star ding bog& theta in the gra ant* 14_7•1-bot. have daps their duty. ano brought out the : s amd friaier within thee uninjure. Pace pamphlet. of cent& eaga. be. In WMalala NW 20,0.0 M taw • rotes keep tbe Wan.. N om ., of Weapon pranaral ma. who know w hat Ore. iron. and book. are, ar wen IN the coaarradee plows of gaga , and the Memel betwixt burning and builuntecenbustiblemetwaln—Mdner, Lged-rtreet ssACWlaWeet asepal. Maneberter: M. Spring Ardent LePdr: gdonfa Bull: 47, VlABO 7 Wannin London laya, 474, Mnorgaa , attest, 011 y. l ' llewf l,%n, laultensui Life. o'clock this evening. Judge Pemba—And then, Mr. Napier, if there be any other point you wish to have mentioned, on Monday you can apply to the mart. Mr. Napier.—What I wish to know is, if they intend to argue any of the ether sane. Attorney : General.—Ne. Mr. Napier.—Or is this to be put In front ? Messrs. O'Brien, blusher, M'Manue, and O'Donolthe were then conveyed back to pr ison. TIIE QUEEN IN 1111108 v. T. MAILTIN.—IIMONINT. The Chief Justice said that, in considering the arguments in this case, he would confine himself to the line pursued by counsel with respect to the caption, which wee con tended by the crown wu good, and the court wee of the same opinion. The caption was not a pleading ; it was a formal entry of the charge against the prisoner, of which he had been convicted. The learned chief justice cited several MIS decided by English judges, in which convictions had becalm& on tho oaths of twelve men, although the words sworn end charged had been emitted, and upon the grounds silted he was of opinion that the first objection raised by prisoner's counsel should be overruled. The several counts in the in dictment charged the prisoner with having printed, in a newspaper called the Irish Felon, certain publications of a treasonable character, calculated, as the indictment bad set forth, to depose the queen, and deprive her of the style and title of her royal name. The second objection Wilda( been also overruled by the court, the Chief Justice applied himself to the objection raised in the case of Mr. Duff, who, being a burgess of the city, it was alleged was interested in the conviction of the prisoner. He could not discover how a member of the corporation or burgess of the city could be personally interested in the conviction of a felon, the property of whom, if confiscated. should descend to the cavorts fund, in trust for the general good, and by no means applicable to individual interest or profit. If a juror were disqualified upon account of his citizen ship, ea a burgess of the city of Dublin, from serving m a juror, he was clearly of opinion that he should not be so disqualified, and on that account the objection so raised dessid be overruled. In the cue of Lord Maguire, his himis kid been sequestrated, and conferred upon one of the James, and in that cue nothing could be more ow enable than that a challenge should exist against that Jeer, but the case was not analagons to the present. The speeds of a felon could not be forfeited until after judgment ball been passed ; and between the period of challenging a juror and the time of judgment being pronounced, the pri soner would be at full liberty to dispose of all the chattels he powered k and it appeared to him to be utterly impossi ble that the juror to challenged could be interested in the conviction of a prisoner whose case depended upon so many contingencies. The learned chief justice read a judgment of Lord Ellenborough, in which that eminent judge declared that, in order to disqualify a juror or a witness on the question of interest, it should be plainly established that the interest positively existed at the time and not dependent upon any contingent circumstance. If the challenge had been allowed in the cue of Mr. Duff, upon the grounds relied upon by the prisoner's counsel, it would go far to esta blish the fact that for several centuries the pure administra tion of justice had been corrupted at its very source in this populous city ; and on all the circumstances connected with all the objections raised in error in this case, he wu clearly of opinion that they were quite untenable, and should there fore be overruled. Judges Crampton, Perrin, and Moore, severally, and in very brief terms, expressed their entire concurrence in the , judgment delivered by the lord chief justice, that the judgment of the court below should be affirmed. of- - - -- SCOTLAND. EMS U Mill. SATURDAY 1419111N°. TIIE CHARTIST TRIALS.—The High Court of Jun tialary met to-day, for the purpose of passing sentencie on Robert Hamilton and Henry Ruskin, who were found guilty on Tuesday last of " sedition, in so for as they used words calculated to promote popular disaffection, and resistance to lawful authority." The judges present were the Lord Jus tioe Clerk, and Lords Mackenzie, Medwyn, and Wood. Mr. Moncrief, for the prisoners, asked if the jury, in re turning their verdict, had not declared, on the question being put to them, that they had purposely left out the word I " intended " in the verdict. The Lord Justice Clerk replied in the affirmatpre. The Lord Advocate then moved the court for sentence against the prisoners. Mr. Logan, for the prisoners, opposed the motion in re spect of the terms of the verdict, which, he contended, did not amount to 'verdict of guilty. The prisoners were charged in the indictment with doing certain things which were" in tended and calculated to excite popular disaffection, commo tion, and violence, and resistance to lawful authority." The charge of " intention" was therefore meant to over-ride all the previous narrative in the indictment, but the jury had merely found the prisoners guilty of sedition in so far es they used language " calculated " to excite disaffection, dcc., and theyhad purposely left the word "intended" out of their verdict He contended further that, by the law of Scotland, " intention" ins of the essence of the crime of sedition, and that the jury, by the omission of that word, had found a verdict, not for the crown, but for the prisoners. Mr. Montrieff followe d the same side. Mr. Crawford. on the part of the crown, contended that sedition was a crime well known to the law, and one re quiring no explanation, and that it could never be understood to mean an innocent or unintentional act. The verdict was, therefore, good, as a verdie. against the prisoners. Suppos in that the word " intended ' had not been in the indict ment at all, and that it simply charged them with doing what was "calculated" to excite disaffection, dc., still it would have been a perfectly good indictment, and a verdict of guilty founded upon it would haveen received. The learned gentleman supported his views of the case by a variety of arguments and authorities. The Lord. Advocate followed on the same aide, To im peach successfully the verdict it was necessary for his friends on the other side to show that it was his duty to have libelled " intended " a something different from what was meant by " calculated !" and also that it was his duty to have libelled specifically the intention. He had heard, however, no au thority urged for this ooure. It would, indeed, be a thing, if, after the prisoners had been bound guilty ot:r don, any qualification with which the verdict was ammo, ponied should have the absolute effect of nullifying it. The jury bad used the word " guilty "—that was to say, that the prisoners had in their mind a seditious intent, and therefore he held that they had found all the criminal intent which it was no:eatery for them to info Alter a few words from Mr. Moncrieff in reply, their headships retired to consider their judgment, and returned into court in about three-guertery of an hour, when the Lord Justice Clerk stated that they would give their dacision on that day week. The court then adjourned, and the prisoners wars sent hack to prison. SHIPPING. MAILS AIIRITID.—DubIin, 4; Donsghades, 2; French, 3; Flanders, 2; Holland, 1. LONDON, Nov. 20.—Wind this day at noon, 8.W., light breeze end dull weather. __ laysarooz, Nov. 19.—N.—Arrived : Princes Royal, Calcutta ; &chard, Paraiba. Dew, Noy. 19.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Eclipse, Madeira. Arrived from the river and railed : Tropic, Sidney, N.S.W.; Mary Stoddart, Calcutta; Panope, Buenos Ayres: Zephyr, Bermuda. Sailed: Sir Charles Forbes, Adelaide, 8. A.; Urania, Bussorah ; Eweretta, and Dorothea, Grenada; Fur Om., Jamaica. Put back on the 18th: Charles, Tobago. PLYMOUTH, NOV. I9.—N.W.—Sailed . Britannia, and Diamond, Adelaide, 8. A. ; Chapman, Sierra Leone. Ore LIVIRPOOL, Nov. 19.—Arrived Ducheoa of Cla rets*, Calcutta; Columbus, Pernambuco; Kalamazoo, —; Far West, —; Creole,—. Powremonvit, Nov. 19.-18th and 19th, W.N.W. to N.N.W.—Sailed : Northumberland, New York. Cowan, Nov. 19.—N. N. W.—Arrived : Rapid., Rio Janeiro, and sailed for Gothenburg. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19.—The North Britain, ,f Plymouth, was abandoned, at sea, waterlogged, Re., previous to the 7th instant. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The foreign rews being of no special importance to-day, Consols arc again very buoyant, at an advance to 87Z to Z. The speculators tae a rise seem confident, and, should circum dames favour them, will probably be en abled to run up prices yet more, so abun dant is the supply of cash. The idea , too, that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has disposed of Dearly all kis stock, gives strength to the Bulls. The somewhat rapid movement is, however, in part attributable also to the timidity el a speculator for the fall who has bought in his ac count. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., are sat to Z. Exchequer Bills have realised, 40s. to 43a. premium. Nothing has been done in Bank Stock, bat East India Stock is rather lower. The foreign bonds participated a little in the im provement in the English securities. Spanish Five per Cents. have been done at 11'4. Portnguece Four per Cents., at 24i to 251 ; and Mexican at 731. 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