The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVFNINO, DECEMBER 14, Is4B. se m▪ ode .awe by means of the pewerien of the several propreas of the said etchings so Maimed, sad .. :12 .16.4, mhos es idbreasid. Teat the imperious of the Nair owns lateaded to be lw tee tate oie ot Marry aad Ms Prime eraly, and that of Mrs dowse suds OW. bid bos poi lrea ( sod very rarely) ISMS the hiss& of bee Majesty, one to or ▪ sad sae to masher, yet, that a* sash edieetisa as OM se advorthed hr eabibitisa as aforraid was ever Yrs by Mans it either of them, or by their it rase et their pr odigies ; sod that so sash eollorties mold ham Mesa homed manyby hainossienserareeptitkiely sod imprepsd_ .. ebtabed. New the palbilation is guides essesbed b e, Mk. a dopfdpiimislasa:te of a miss elet .lge by er Me owl • hams, ilseariblag tie sales* et Me tad se to may et them, re- MOM orbiter vAllt 'width kw sift huh whisk mold be hood by the mar &limos tare would be, that their laseary was ast saibisatly tampon& 'lbw emerboll f thing crommoy sarality or deemay. sot INN they Wm bled is =ars" erne ass wide a yam of re bald nririame bbni=ot M sash baron term& The err wool/ thsembed. me ewe the maim aft e OW, firellshodent , a rive ribbing, paralegal to the not i Or the world la a mese que edesablelight I OM be was charerezinsith a pasty to a nurreptitime aids et Mswary. It was untormasee that this. drys bad been beought Molly forward spier • ropeetallio per. sea. The &feudist, by his onswer. dorsi that lie sad say sb smart, either sic rroridenjt otharrerks. oo yossmod himself of say of ingologims. er of any impradem the eftWay, nohy of them, aft ryes et snob bereedene—be said he MI bem hAsimed i , smi be. lined it to be tree, that the tisbadeat J. T. Jody ob tainoi arab se t , mode bye Majesty, the Quote sad Ism saw" Bala Higher , dm Prime Albert, from a penes et the name of Illiddleata. of whom be W raose, s ad that the ispromioas so a ka C r tir i ers the hapreemem set forth or referred to la the la the rimmed° , mistimed. Mat asp, mad only re, s reseb impresideas shoat to the dstandaat Waage, for the pupas of sonar& sad that save se aiseamid this deisaileat did sot baow mad could sat or hob as to ids belief or otherwise whether the ether &Weals, J. T. Judge sad ca either or whisk of theta or say proms or person ham it bail la my meaner, either stireptltionaly or other who, or in what rasa in particular obtained or premed theories* or himself at any of sash impressime. or any ism prober' et the retry, or of say or whirls of Meat or emir of wadi impreadook Lad the defewlase, error, dried dm my et die impeessioas or end* et onsa impree slims of web eishimps tho isforsiatias meadessed, or any Of them, near the ass thereinbehare earationed, obeli be dellsodeat bed roamed to the &rudest, J. T. Judge, had a say smear hem obtained by rat say time come to or bear sew are is tbsboselleroa or power of the Wriest ; that the dehodeat Judge sloop had boss melded to hrs. sal bad alms Maid, a cellootiost of die ritchists that ahem the sad ot the month of Moat, 1848, the de• hodrat J.T. Jags called upon &feeder Strange, sad fa the senses of raveration told the latter that he bad in his carob Impressions from etthings does by her ER* Queen and her consort, his Royal Highness the Albrt, and that, about the ailddle of the mos* of Sepiemlior last, the defendant J. T. Judy showed sub = or several of thou, to peopled t o enter into as arraageateat he aaltilAtkag the impressious minded them was not the MYNA abeam co *be part o f bas Majesty the Quota and bee Osman his Royal Highness be Prince Albert, and that it we then 'named Mtn. en the defender*. Sinage sad J. T. Judge. 'abject to the aforesaid proviso, that they sheadd join la an exhibition of thv impeserms at the Epp dam Hall, or at some other public Migmatite' ot equal respect ability ; and that Strange should edemas the nocreary thada t tiad that, they should equally pub:Mate in the prollte that the &fondant, ;Strange, did not be lieve that the aforesaid impressiose had been improperly oh abed ity dr tiellmarint, I. T. Ja4e or by any other par ses, ghat e sate bad come to Milan& of the defeatist J. T. a sa irregular mean', but, os the contrary, be. bred imaroboes were the property of dse Wombat, J. T. Jody, sai nett he sum bad fairly, to sad isgebrly war ire Ids poiseesion; that atter suck lest sea timed besniew the defendant JJ. T. Judge, toot sway the with kis, and that the same, swept the afore ii cam premiss r aforesaid, whir was sot sow ia elmilmee peseamass or power, bad sever bean in the pos swim or prier tithe defendant, nor bad he sees th each lad em ex. my ea seta bet mentioned °mice ; that atter monlimol isiterview Intact.' the two dedeadaste, the de ==.s,T. Judge, wrote a descriptive catakine ed the being the catalogue r ated the ieformation mea dows' ; that dia analogue was rattail by the thiloadaat, been sod 61 sop,es, no tun, shack of, the type harm/ been thee taken up ; that certain general iaquir wore mob by the two defendants, Strange end J. T. J udge, as M empoosse ot a room ta which the etchings =be saldhited, gad the in for the etchings were god moia, but that no other steps were takes by Mast" f to W knowledge and belief by the other defend er*, or oithrt of this, in furtherance of the exhibition le se ohneedd, except that defendant believed that r uli theinabot J. T. J edge wrote and seat to a Brashire = WM& al Dodos relating to the ispeoricoa. The Brow said be bad boos iakented, and believed ll to be Its.. that ea the Bth day of October, ISM, the de. Went J. T. Jake, with a used bereft the *ablest the satilthisa to the arks dher Molar the (Mesa ma bee morn WRoyal HON= the Prime Al bin, sad of asesatablad whether the righters Wlleid be elysted to bar Majesty the Qema sad M asarst, Ws Highness the Prime Albert, seat sepias et the estelegas to her Majesty the Quote sod boo room asst. Royal Highness the PASCO Alban. Mg to to Lord in Waiting to the Hoe. Calomel P the Daher of Kent, to dir George Casper to the Barmen of dl_bi, and to the King sad Qum of the le Bed Thiswarr„and to the Dadra of' Sather =erm.il as* stabs were sent seder urn ht the usual way ; that be eatelyse had been published, or sold, or mood leas sale ; Mat, to dui bat of Ito knowledge and belie, all the rest of the 61 copies, eaceptiag ass gives away by the dadvadast, J.T. Judge, then were sad numb in the Made tithe defeasisats, Strange and J. T. Judge, or of their bpi abhor, ter the pa voar of these proseedlop ; that on the 136 day of Oct.. 1848, the defendant Strange bit Lon dm roe Ham el•• y, for the Masai of his health, and did ant return to London till late is the evening of Friday, the 27th at Oct. ; that on the lath of Oct., when Myra at lanaley, be received a letter hose his ma, dated Mr 17th et Oct., 1848, ammoniating to him that a rede em' who dated Ititmelf to c hitsr. White, the solicitor to• the ishomant, bad called upon on bebali of her Majesty and his Royal Higher+ Prince Albert, and upraised their div ot the then contemplating . exhibition • but that 2re balks ne the bat intimat l / 2 = that he received that tie contest• ined ealtititioa was disapproved of by bee Moron the p Osseo red bar mast, his Royal Higher* the Priam Al bert Mall mg oath inhalation he had nc room to believe, sad MI nee bider, that the rate would be Minted te bY. or be albanbe to, her Majesty the Queen sad her sooson, his Royal Illabaset the PHA.. Albert, that apes basentieg swam dr was disapproved ot ley fro Majesty WQatar and bea consort, Ws Royal 1111gbars the lbw Albert, he did, sodas la tormodame with be terms woo which aloes be Wend late the mange meat was w sibromid exhibition, fix., to make the same wholly depandhat aye the wishes of leas e( l_da_josty the Gars mid esasert, his Iklel _ 1 " 1 " 4 I A " Albs "' Um mellobly deremine; not to mum any steps In respect but to Oradea all idea of say exhibitioa of the Mehdedi Whatever, sad that he had set lace be received cash blandish 'as aforeard from Mr. White, taken any butler Maps whatever in pronotieg be exhibition, but in het bees that time had wholly and altogether abandoned the . ems; sad he dialed that be intended sad threatened to make a liable exhibition of the etchings or ever intended to mike say earavings or copies of such etchings, or of any of thaw, at to say manner to publish the seam or any of them, Inborn** prisission of her Major, Me Queen sod his PAW, Albin ; that it find lam the serdous teat i r ail lishadsm arm he noshed the communised= allwarli mob by Mr. Whits as atineeM as a loyal and &girl sbet la eery be Quire, seepect to eemply with the whine of her ab_ net only by alomdeallig the AIM nig illa • bolt ohs by delivering cep ossez i ez O et the earkyo la his yomonlea. or power, sa WO ikon t MA abs by Oleg his amaremee this be would RAW maks ass be • tarty . to my =Wass dike *tab by. sr la Ike willemilea or eire• dr ealbegae ; ad art Ike Sibakest baba et tbe ems time blow to elallsals he *smokes is the ere of bee Majesty Ike guess sal bar essems his Royal Inshore the Pies Albert sad el bis Mew subjects from the asperron simmebil to be am apsa it by the stammers is the labor fad^ rliiter Igoe. Willem Harvey Smith, esmamaltabs TM Yr. Wits, the Widen sa dig i n . larmemS, sa the sliest —Mr. litsaies tbeeabs art what ever las *ale incur be, he bad a *by lir bayed Momma that el wisesay Nevado& and obeibass of a 'abbot to ;he mike, af bb eseentr om e s ed:ess domes proper, bow *soros nem Mr. sem at psdamiab this thft in thetas:arm, and was apes as • mime right. This woe the moo eta bog moregandems. mewl la Me wear mak sada d esemest tali be media see usable the mart. The answer them Mated to the allewbg edam : Oa tbe 17th 04. bet, Wllb% the piskaire estisbae, allied at detadeat's plass of Ware sal produced a mar kyr of the mbibitioa, sad asked deiesimit's sea abeam: be bed any rte sale and defendant's sea said he did mot haw, but would coiraunicats with the &hottest, who mai boa ad et town; but if Mr. White woad leave his widows the delloadast's sea would send to him. Mr. White, lust{ time be was siabesdai defendant's nos, bloomed biro that he (Mr. Whits) some from her Majesty the Qom sad his RReyal HiT ssi tiaes Alberto ; tt her Nabob the Qom sag bh Priam Albert bad ass w mem legebade sal of the exhibition; lad bed he besa to bill ageism &timber tor bobs the minter et the sabiagss, this the bilious sow dosed la am abbe* bad bees aresslidly ebleistajabss the elbsisset Nes NM be would sommindelds TIM the Adoltheldj god Mr. White said he would mait eassar. TM may yabbeitien ot the catalogue eandloi ha goad* eight or abo ls s y to certain individoeb of high mok. siding lam New it was await Foible to be enigma aid • 'ewes would bate bess emened. bid them boa 001 l Amiga. The aaaanosemest - would base been boy but ha semi • sem Las Seal et endow that meths of Or vary lattiviessis mama Vol= mu MeV:llh welds. wavy. The adman& Wale =alai mbar a mistakes sodas el what await les ea bikes st elevated pstismuM bat ho amid etimedj i t .. e magliored guilty et any Silfal stun. la MS, the elms le was, was missed tea nub wan embed W the mum talus by bee Koran% • adders. arm by =II whisk the batedent bad ihme, tor be woe, *at ollikrut kid ber dges a sid realieue Male, smi AWNS auk psalm lbw boars- tries would have had. It had sward be the Literary Gram, sad had be es repriestml ether pubileMialm. Now, with repot te the kcal eight, he druid wish he be isliersesd whet low tree ems prevesreg Irk • pablissiiss—what law setherity there wee ier far dist • press (who bed be rose arrissol with the fist) read see Wino ter rabbi that him end *haw bad omployed his time is • worthy imslbecw session. la lbe roinsties of write of art ? The defirdris Ad set Weed to pail& eves a lamer or of the weeks themedves if a per were error ef Ebe meld see binder soother hem elowelling it. r woe It pomade le proud prisons her ore mvsketrag whet duty bed berme arosisted with— al their ewe knewiedge ? He knew Moe use olfordlos die lead Masi lee irk a &skim. Then were Weed try dress Mewls, to see of whisk belonged tle• well kaows ore of " Or v. Pritsbeed " (3 Beressess, 403), is whisk It was held shot if • errs • Isere a B, tho bs hrop ik the Weer wised to • great rend in • ; B to bar • peorrion 'sly kr the trelliled mores whisk the letter wee seat, mars the erindset of the parks the epriestien of this twos, r was the ors a " ay s gr- 11 oral e. Phigge "(2 Very sea Berms, 19). The dories es whisk Mk dam of ores proosolsd was thet the repwty is the better belemiged to the writer. Another class of err was dist of keturs delivered ray, it berg held that the eihniedon of persons to her them was, by the eastnet, fee • orris purpose only, sad that the propery remised is the masher. TUN an dries - did set stows widths a husdrol lager a any I applies** to the prowat wawa The produelies is tration mad is so seen ie add to belesig to w a s yeektiff And k wee the right el property which Mese te be reireled. la " 9. Priteleard" an riser woe moils le endois Warden es the round that the riMisoides would be peisfol to the prindels Order bat Lord aka add " I will relieve yes eke from der upusest. The gesetiss will be whether the bill has sired U. of whisk lie sear coo taker es ore of peogery whisk it is bewail to proter." Ile, thereon, esirkted that , it wan peribeity oleos that the reindlf had met erebildied a ease ter the is. nektons. of ths sort by istreadom But witeteme lime de cree of the sear might be es he the law of the saws, the! weal/ set be the rule of the dehmiest's conduct hash it be in his freer. if U. Worries wen dieedved, as he *strike& k mat be, the dairies. weal sot es that se rut de ens set, with Mord to mfdefffm. lAMB woad be is the Mahar degree at relines with tirreesare of her Merry or Prises Albert. 11 _sines it" offer WY ie. ,poupd so trio-will oaring, the Meehan fit it doe to his 'harasser to mike it appear that he wee no mereardoer, sod to be visdisesed tea the writhes which had bees cost spelt him. Mr. Waren (who appeared oa the mime ode) mid that, Ware eateries epos die legal quirks, he ei4ht allowed to observe spat the beisresung spesteck, whisk the court presented, of her Karry sac her illustrieue °a•- sort, cossiag diem sot, as is whir times, to insist oo her prerogative, bat to ask that justice might be done hetwees d er sad ee ef he/ subject", os per fectly equal terms, sad had ern elves perseiri ehalf on to one of bar own waned to appear ea b of her adversary. WM Wad to the legal qua don, be weld use oresive how Or Oriels which was ne. cs.aty to uoloollo logoostioo maid be i n troduced into • law ereelmehdy with the hews, el the subject. It ap parel from the Wheeled's U. her Majesty had given eine imegeowiess of the Addl. to her hire. Supper • Inneeller begshod to see ease el those, which had by this memos fesalledf way Isto the palace of the Emperor of Bneda. Wee it et amoit Übe eantssided that gush • traveller mesh magabllsh ma ecant of the works which he had thus se via each remarks as he thought St to add ? Why won stand to worlui the copyright of which wee peotectas • Meager to the author was out °sly se OMwmy to make • 'smeary or Oritlimont, mid to publish H. but would repske • property in such abridgmeet, which the err woad protect ley torsetios. That this crabwise was prepared with nn bed feeling or iteration was apparent from its matems. He would just refer to two of the ordain in it. " No. 61. Two harm draws and etched by her Ma isel, after a sketeb by !Awls Laser!, Jan lot, 1842 This is a westerly effort os the pert Of the (Amen. It is worthy of Leedom himself. Very few, with the empties of old and non messed prodresionels, would have produced such effects.' " No. of Two From* women. Draws and etched by Prises Albert, after Shea Landseer, Jan. 13th, 1842. Val ostraordioary West is here displ ayed' by his is Ravel Riskier It est* he the best of the rime's pro deities,. sad wield be WOW anslitable even to the most emisest artier el the preset{ by." The catalogue bad also this Mete : tek per assort are end I should were it To ler it la as week of swarm Iron, who ft heave Is W eiremeaas of lore A Mee iesteres irt reek of time and now at selmiss.--enerreens. There seemed • Meshy in the be.. if the nit, for the tad wiles of the and Viet., e. 3, provided that Prins' Albert should set, by Mae of his marriage, asguire or berme ' tided to say estate Is Worst in proprty to whisk Wm MOW/ night be, or might become,..trio to, ia ex u lt or maim whatsoever, but that all seek wpm r, ▪ emd aejoyod by her Majesty as Vera sipakip_ bed weer tires ghee. heroine, of dm prow go by so mesh has me regarded, at all maw, memo of the =Web oldie peeint Sidney Smith, Ds the NOS side, vindicated the motives el the •at., sad mid het to his Royal Higher hed Vhe dim of Chum** al U. Urdwhy of Oar elem* be 1, Amid ease hemmed as • andidalls, . _OMar adobe have etyma. list altheelgh bee Mr lefty hi tbsTrkses mead shako any peet is • Ohioan. ash es that sow is oversees, le sight set bo Ilsoormatito es madit amid oho gime widest disk maraimam. It by he emempeohsh which bed taken Pose kr twass sea rallitsra, hat Mr. lersege had offered to &bawls of the ordegse, to heed over every wry of k wife h menoinoll bra, and arse to account for the Awed el the fe r e i r w lies whit* he had parted with. The mom to ht" tressed it r en offer of mama° sss The lloAsoloot, bower, objected to be treated as • gells and thwelkee when • proposal was ►mods that des Werrados and MU should be dismissedagainst him ellbent amte t his legal whine replied that his sliest did sot mederillond fig he should be left to bear the melees pew her/ mmeessenem it what be rioted not but coodioo se w ise ea the part *then. Such elio n feetessly seta& under the imprerions Pe = e ls will papa to the part which Mr. Swamp bed heat bet It maid set he rimmed that he should seneent to bear the esemmemseme of it whoa he had been guilty et no impoptety, sor bed reed is any wanner contrary to what he ems advised was U. law. The Solicitor Galina began by denying that the bites of M gkistit's solicitor rehired any sobairios to be wade by the deimadant. It was the defendant, on the who by kis solicitor's lettere clearly, though not ; blimated that • pecuniary competence was expelled Am he refraining from doing that which he had se eight to do. If her Merit y's adviser had acceded to • peeped it would sot only have been an admission that they wire wrens in taking hese proceedings, bst would have , bees es onsesnierest to • repetition of the injury now sompleined et. It was the interim of himself end his lamed Mimi sot to discuss this queries se one of pr.:i rk., of endue 'or feeling, but es rie of law and equity f2bereses tie indivierls, without reference to their Sow= say private gentleman sent a copperplate to • plater, awl the printer improperly detained a pot ties of the impramien. sad sold them to • person, who mimed into a joint sporktion with another to publish • eMelegse et them ; yeah: each • proceeding be allowed es U. gemeral prissigles of pronestion of property as whisk a our ef apily alba ftmerdiag to those principles, mewls apity helnaisol dw asma *ea dMN PO. peg of asether, hem way Mesh hem orb pow pets when to U. mews% It weld sot be dashed est she peppy in eamtion here won of • very reloads timewiplem, - eall if it hei been the pleasure of her Mei, sty or Prises Albin to give to say charitable institution, for ware, the brief% seireg from the exhibition of the seabiazterAthe oubliestion of the catalogue, it could not het ease benefit would have bees = sudeeretheraehbe. Wes not such property to Is by a emit of equity ? Various trimmer thememirs es illustrations. About • century adl rere g t the Bari of Assodel returned to this ereustry with menhir of riot value, sow in wVolverekty of Orked, thawing musk light out easiset kiatory--esuld any °relight thee • deseriptive catalogs" of doe marbles would have bees a yokel& week? Suppose any prison em had tat=ployed ay the 1 1 Hui of Arundel be dourhe marbles m& I ele of hot eppertesitywto pers a pave whores — wadi set his ewer hew restrained swab • pahliestioa amid its whim el the wiser of the ambles? Had • eitagre • right to pabilkb a astee of • person's beers or his smsnesmW deskil he h the results of eiterial experimenan et wain erre* his will ? All them were roes wither the poloffisio of the mithasities the jariedieties of the man to prevent he entice of private owl impthibboi Mien. The etel law o=fla bed ao manila to twit awe j hey were by the serial law reersi g bl the /Iglu el Fooforl7. A golsofo. l the wee equally within he seineigh.ll% law with he lettere themeelve• - jet= wee dashed the an of " hocklia y. 4114), is whelk ftheldho I who was an meat es& osier, mem • pine alio& i la Mode," whisk he reused to allow to be pabliMed. The h ead ohadente, t o sad trams% owsleyad • herr writer to go to the playhouse mad eke lieWS the wade me they were "rhea by the WM ► published hes la the nein Mutooliatey. The most is don .. in as ispastios, as the lame piselpie bad ham WA Moo • varir• of mem Whiles • mime nee Were kis assarar et " Palh Huhn& goryer, d 66). sad ea vesepopod mem al s Tag " beim TierCimmeneelPisrem. Witk statement la the hawse that the assist U. mglee eatelogse YAW* , damage* admitted he bed mat. wee to ementsla shellew the boawould be to Nee r a etr iario r an g : s ee im irmay sia pV esimed tha he lad forced this amiss to • be msidered it ay kr the mire of Ns ilmanteeseasSid impsomed bola the meempeadesse Oh II a lege powdery Wee kwl hew shoe Os ble wadi law brae& the meter ihwerd. Be the aftehorGeseeel) sad hie loused Mende seesawed thit Ina • bores coarse to allow the mes dotesbe bikes the yobbo that to salmis to sub • eser e : sag maviaced het lbw weesethug he so men than woe he eight mad eh et W/My in the highs), mad hot kw WAWA AAA* le eime potoetion this would be or mated to he seftlest el the helm hr. Illeinee WWI addressed U. cant on the same ride, but had ha ommisiod when the reset seer, and will madam tray. COURT OP CMIMINII BlNCM—Yasirian•T. Niag l'ans*st OWAIMIL—Dakei M. intim Wends& ROSIN.L ir. ri.oIOTOII.—MSZACIL OP JosephAND Amoi.T.—Tlm 'WNW ha dire prose• Mags, Mr Rama, so the seat Mist Oflth sighs. k Ithf/thor HIM" a miser, had thaw& the other NOM tho 10W.% MLA, for the sake a/ oserookflos, Rthisereeth sitoolld beth be rite at the eras time. The Ira oaks was hr • Imes* of osemant es the port a the delhadona se propeety bamdfai, , sad iastneliwg ywang Mr. Marl ha the bares of a , asseding to M& imisetnres of apprestieurdp lato hawses the deksioM .sot the whew of die moire Odra Timm was aka • mead theme of enema 1011188 _spirt the Marked kr harms reprellY athellll9ll the pork Rooth fon serlos. The emir SSW mas ems Me pass, obrreg thei efekadeat with Maw othe the thed the rendes ein for ellerast resolsos.—Oa part of rend, Mr. Chambers, Q C., and Mr. Dew karat ap pend, ant Mr. fierjeast ltheo and Mr. Hawkins were somesi kw the defrodeat —The bee of the two eases moo es te t---Oat the 10 th of &prober, 1846, Rama = was by his father. a grocer, tarrying ma busker mar siest, who was • thandropev. In the thblethegeliveador ma armoire ter the tore of Or pea. • prism err. wee peld, /IL Wag , paid dews, and the mmaisiss la brag Moir ore to the do MAO e Ike moth of September, 1866. The osier ethothros of were moth* whisk tha t delanthst groperly to beard sod kadp Kerber inneril Meth el the year, sod oho Me MTh him ths busbers of • limenthaser. It was sow ~ os_the por of the ythintilf that lso dethrent bad petherth raiser • bed in the rasp, serer darmirarre, whish, on sees at the impure atesereme arras from the pis, wee a stns ma*, place, and therefore that was net Isispitly as opposers The seat eseplaint agree the de as, that he hod Isestel the defendant away from his rap oa the 9th of Meth, and Telluric a letter, treeing to take hienbask,wrebyffwgtoeap and instruct thaseell as he we bowed to do kr dee years. With regard to the send ram four ailment sesaults were set oat as Irving both iram =Surd by the defendant upon Rural. The that amok was stated to have taken place on the 18th of October, 1846; two farther annuls in the mouth of thyme 6, and the last cm the of March, 1848, when phew d the 1 9th laiatiff left the defendant's series. stnshe first assault co the .1 October was by the defendant iking Russell a blow on die head with a Masser. Of the two other assaults, said taker cesonned in July, 1846, Duly one was pruvid, &ad that was, that the deferred bad struck Russell with • yea asseeme. The last assault, es the 9th of March, 1848, was Mum the islawdaat was elated to have bit his a pprentice sad likked len sat al the sleep. la sapper of the rakers two ores many witnesses were willed, Ike prod the various assaults alleged. • medical Reams el the same el In Dr. Kew e wee also examined, sad I he stated Mat eiseping • shop icraring gas when it WU sea up red no sir .sold male in was very unhealthy. A =whose are we usdentood to be Bootee% who had y been in toe employ of tito defendant, owed that he I had rept wader the orate and had found that it had made him so nava that he had been obliged to lore Mr. Plump. , ton's series. This witness else deposed to the assault with the hammer, but admitted that be could sot say with whisk and of ties house it was osounitted. The father of Mat thew Roma was also milled, and he swore that in Nov., 1546, his ess sum home for • few days, and the he were • beeneso his Mad was so swelled that be ear Not pat en a hat. A letter of 9th Mari, 1848, from the defendant to Mr. Resell. sea.. in whisk the former stated that his son had left hie shop that sesesing after lighting with one of the shopeatn, was then pat is and reed. la that letter the defendant declared ha weird mot take young Russell back into his holm. Mr. firjeant Shoe the addressed the jury on brat of the ds Madam, and said that, regard to first assault, the apprentice Russell, who was • mischievous boy, had boss miss to knock off the sock of a wateManit placed In the room where the defendant'! simper and apprentices washed, and that on that ameba the defendant airily wrier the barmy out if the b pr's band, sad struck him with hie other hand. That, he (Mr. gorier% Bee) sub. salted, was only such moderate correction as a master was entitled to tins to an apprentice. As respected the emend moult, vie., that of striking the widow of the plain tiff with a yard easeasire, the defendant offered the same il e t tificades as to the first charge. But with respect to the act of violence es the part of the 'defendant tower a d e st apprentice, which took piss on tie 9th March, 1848, he should be able to prove that Russell was fighting ono of the defendant's roper of the name of Clara, and that the defendant merely parted them, and did not strike his appectiee, and that if be did kick him it was more is swmeatarf fit of displeasure than with any intention of hurting Ma. The learned eerjeant concluded by saying that as to the other Retire, for breech of ore cant, the defendant had been guilty of none for that Ras* had shoes to hear his water's house of his own oireed. The okapis' is the shop could not be sated impoporly &Z r a i si b =ntice, r it was where ether apprentices and so injury had re sulted to the party who sow comprised of that arrangement. Is lir mem Obis womb Mr. Sedeast She. stated that the isloodost had hand Russel to be an impudent and mato morns port. Is swot of the dela:dent% can several themes in his nigh" _Van eked, the first of whom woe Mr. Clara, and 10 Oise drat al the swam, of the 9th a March, when he cam asioplell fa what is called dressiest one of the windows to We fellbell at", Resell, who wee Mending by, threw mega fare h la* far, upon whir be wart d him not to do 1111 apish He, however, repeated the insult, end a muffle dellesi, Who swans °tweet the defendant came into **shop ell dim This witstemead all the other denied that dillsosh lb. 0112 t tuned the nephew of the platatia sate( the die ha used any violence to wards him. This Tome aka rolesthat he had been much annoyed and basked by Sumell, who was in the habit of putting invoked Om la his way I. the wpm of retching and pulling off sa wig. A rale 01 . the seam of Brown was also called, sad h• swan that, on one ocerion, Matthew Russell came to him denirkig to have the address of • man of do ammo of Nichols, who had been is the employ of lits illdritlaat as a porter to prove that the as emit as committed apse him with the hammer, at din MN *le obsenisg that Nichols would swear " *dr es white for him."—Mr. W. li. Turner, the de holors silsowy, proril that at as interview he had with triZintiff's attorney he gave the latter to understand that his did not own to relincluiah his right to claim the series of Barrall as his apprentice. Mr. Judie* Coleridge having summed up, the jury re tired be baltsa.benr, and returned into court with a verdict for the plaintiff on a ll issues, giving as damages for the breads of covenant 601., and for the Gestalt 401.—making - --•ther 901. COURT OF COMMON PLEAPl—Ywrmumiy. Nos Pares.—Bdore Chief Justice Wilde and • Comma Jury. CMILDIS IP. 41111PAIIMIL—FALel IMPSIIO Bent Chaasoll with Mr. Creasy, were counsel for the pisiatiff; and the defendant appeared in person.—This was an action to recover damages against the defendant for falsely imprisoning the plaintiff. It appeared that on Wedneeday, the 29th of ast last, the pldntiff, a City and Trinity Home emoted* wee sat to watch No. 10 , Maiden - lane , Oarrat-bill, as the receptacle of goods fraudulently ob tained from Mr. Betts, of Hatton-garden ' looking-glass and barometer maker, and seeing • pers onsn come out of the hones in the evening with a looking-glass ant barometer, took hint to Bow street station. The goods were lima given up, sad they afterwards proved to belong to yr. Giza. Two days subsequently the plaintiff met the didemient iagoo limadedikA la seamy with the pines upon whimm the goods bad Mem Atomic when the delandent eared the the *Maid, sad makes • poliesman x3 Fe kW int* =num. a thaw d *key. At the Medan the t, hie frisadlssig with him, gave thugs spinet thedsintiff. Theedendent we as his address 27, noway musk Oulordimeet, and elwa the *MAU with hada stolen a Milan-glen milmsaasert es the previous : c o m p But. when it mme te he neaps' h 7 Childs, the that, soling es essemble, reestved them Bewutrest, trees the saw men peeps* thee in am.* opts the pdesseerip. mew remendrated at the maws el the - new seine egg tbe *ruff, who wee hetimlth . It wee hr emit an leundedg a= say ead aimi hise ha le taken to the proved by the two ms, tW tir s Olalsdr sew sought eempar.— The dedishat esatmahel that, being ea attorsey's dirk, he bid merely meted ereirderdy, and under instroodese of the penes wi th Wm, osatmd be 0111neeppert et his emortien. • el the name . Vesslara. pouter te Kam mid Bristow, ef 10, Noldimilde, era with tie Maar ea the erodes of the arrest, we dna galled, mad, in malrediseisa of t__rave of He pellorman, err& it was he who err la dr maim NA dot the defender said at the thee be I wed, area . mosoessmiesnien this 11.01111 his haw as s which ham bre omit* the amain of the em day as which he (whms) we e l e ra s iche Waft eat of the Mum in the efili the dbas tormaelsr. He on 111:11.11 bad never sees the - dehathat sad Were the day on Wait Its wee with him alma *WI wee elven into .—Mr. Ilerjeant Cheese vepiled, and the learned trieseummed up, the Joey immediately Lund a toe.—Dsmega, 001:111T OT BANIBLIPTOT.—Yesenaraw. Bakal Mr. Onrkinime Fasaliss f ancownocre 01 AN IT.—Briamii seethed as a &meat Su l Ormond, eyelid bis onlasta U. was eqggelea by Xr. 1 . 1 = 11 • 1 Wawa yParerWOK of a creditor, j ams . that ths halm* had mole* so • Mass at ' 2:= l la lila ma* ha sem Me puma et sem irides, Mob heisaglas Maar, Thee yes paid had Mailed et OIL Oa babe taken t ser s ai s io,d IS k i • f d e t y lth e r =t o rn ps onivis tit 1111 bed beta mita as bathes as a eolisim at = s ru t i ° blen ds :as thabilligOrTo=iwire thalloa; soi it wee urge& thst Ike appropriauce his thsthy tha gereset saisswiest et whisk a pro Mae' mem odd be foil % . sad was kr the more sr Ss therh—thr. Jams was mashed at mom l te mead= of the tomeilissorhick sp ira have Sees odor esortharai, Poe& km sae essealea, loom jsist musty with isms tor ea ohms to the late et Mt— ' The imkrupt, in ezembelkw. dated dot kb tandlare bat We mid about two =oda bads his lisimpat • pimo ba p = te be ts =ll se this kthsate.isw% hi of by lb , also a maim et Charles 1., what Iris path* mg swot Is. lie MI bail imbed the Whose of an asethat, sheet 21a. Met a Isola at Limp& Would not swear it was eat elm the let. Had reeelvad 161. at a Mr. BMW 111109 the fat far mossy pad co his account ; theta sea et Ti. Ito km a Mr. Davies wee imbed about •fa ht or three weeks lobo the tiet (Mid sot slate the tam Om, _twe yeesesdiesp would * sw Ocombisale adored the meciesdisp to be referred to, sad aostatimalt of the I bind being there found, said it was 6 vary serious matter foe the bankrupt, whose prodistes ought to have taught him the impropriety of tusk a mares, and the impedes,' of the tastier being pwed beyond doubt. In further mastinatioa the bankrupt stated that be had retained pommakia of Jainet's deeds, as ssaavity for his j oist liability with hini. Mr. Peareon, sow oppeniag, had nuoceoled him In kis hominess at Collard, sad, on that ground, sought possession of James's duds. For a few weeks before the bankraptsy ha had been is partnership with Mr. Orme, but so sessant of their trassactioss had beau gives.—Mr. Lammas imputed the porkies to feel lags of rivslry on the jiart of Mr. Pearson. The was discreditable and isgrsosful, sitaamstances b an peso made use of which amid mily bare come to the knowledge of Mr. Parma hem being on intimate tents with the bask. rapt and bolsi a guest in his kome.—His Honour Mr. said he leit oat of view ail questions betimes the ba n krupt and POSSUM. The bankrupt was charged with withholding mealy 3001. belositag to a silent, 'MO Jan., 1846, during whisk time he lied bora kelpies Mr. Jamas at toss' length ; and it was se morass ter this thug he was jointly liable with Jamie on ameba as he staid have retained the 'mane vet of the 1 Ito had melted. This was eon data whisk celled for • sespession of the certificate. The ether points were miner matters, with the ezosptioa that the bookkeeping was very detective. If an attorney ohms to twine here as a trader, he suit render accounts as • trader. ' There were meritorious points in the caee ; the bankrupt had given a very far account el his transactions ; and he thought the justice of the Ullll would be satisfied by a sus. passion of the certificate for three mouths, with protection. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH LANCASHIRE SPECIAL COMMISSION. LleltltrOoi, DSc. 13. Bare Mr. Baran *llama 111itteJsan Or Tllls AlWrote POLICIMAi.—In this case Mr: Pollock made a farther application to the court to have the trial postponed for en additional day, on the ground that the prisoners were desirous to hive the seniors of Mr. Serjt. Wilkins, and it would be impricticable for that learned gen tleman to be brought here before Friday morning.—The At torney-Oenr ral (Sir J. Jervis) acquiesced in the application, bat remarked that he hoped that meetings similar to the one held on the ereviaue eight, which was an eximedisigly violent one, would not be the result of the delay. Snob matters having come to his knowledge, aad be was in duty bound to take cognisance of them —Hie lordship ezpressed a hope that th ose out of doers, professing to be Mends of the pnaonen, would not damp their cause by holding such meetings; positing the trieL—The trial was then fixed for Friday morning . Won) COURT.—flefore Mr. Justke Erie. TILIAL or CoNrituntsaillis rasa Cots oritiaCT.--This morning the Attorney-Geneve' concluded his reply, and Mr. Jager Ede summed up, and having gene ever the evi dence, said it was uLdoubtaly lawful for any man in this country to porcinee arms, and have possession of them, but it was undoubtedly unlawful to have arms for an unlawful purpose or conspiracy ; therefore, if an outbreak were in tended to obstruct the law, and a person were criminated in I it, the poeserion of arms was a strong proof against him. Undoubtedly Cuddy was a op-conspirator, if he knew lawless aelenee to he the purpose of Dr. Reynolds. 111 s Lordship mistately collated the evidence as it bore en each of the pri mem His address occupied upwards of two Imam. The jury retired, and after en abie..ce of an hour and a half, returned with • vadict of Urilly against all the pro goners except Damen. His lordship was about to pass sentence, when Mr. Pollock rose, and moved for an attest of judgment. He moved it on the ground that, according to a clear principle of law, dif ferent sorts of offences, for inetance misdemeanor and felony, or anything higher than felony, could sot be charged in the same indictment. lie contended that this rule had been infringed in drawing out the indictment ag-inst the prisoners, and that there had been a misjoinder, inasmuch u while they were charged with conspiracy, it set forth acts which it proved could not be Wee than treason. Mr. Simon followed on the same side, as slai Mr. Dearsley and Mr. As. pinall.—The objectless was overruled by the judge. Mr. Pollock hoped that his lordship, in passing sentence, would hear in mind that some of the prisoners had already been in gaol for several months. One of them, he added, was in a very delicate state of health. The Attoeuey-Oeneral remarked that, in regard to Dahill, he bad been told that he had originally become ac outdated with Waimea from his meritorious exertions in ril leating money, some time ago, for the distressed Irish. He lelt bound to state that. Mr. Justice Erie, in passing sentence, said Prisoners at the bar, you stand convicted of a crime of very gee at magni tude. The counsel fur some of you have been contending before me that the charge amounted to the crime of high treason. I have been of opinion that the charge, as stated upon this record, does aottechnically amount to high treason ; but I am bound to tell you that the guilt proved against you approximates very nearly to the guilt of trawls, or treasonable felony, and that, therefore, this evidence, if the charts bad been different, might have made some oi you stated in danger of being teansported fur a long period. I say your guilt is most aggravated for if any one will con sider the consequences of lawless anarchy they must s e that it a multitude, in excited violence, can put the power of the law at deflance,even for a tow hours, in all huma n probability ' crimes of every deseription during that time might be rife; and from the language, u established iu this case, the notion of murdering peaceful inhabitants and burning towns of great wealth and importance has been familiar to your made ; it is pith, therrforn, of very . great amanita& indeed. It km been said that your creme has been con. acted with a right exercised by . the inhabitants, the sub cts of this ream, of free dimmest= upon political subjects; but it is clear that the charge against you is entirely uncoil. oersted with free discuaion ; rather, the charge is brought against you for the purpose of maintaining free discussion, the charge against you being that 3ou were willing to resort to those measures of persecution and esteems violence against the other subjects of the realm who do not concur with you la the political points the you were insisting upon. I feel it my duty to say that there is considerable distinction in the guilt of those who stand before me convicted of this crime. There is that material distinction, that some of you have addressed violent language to an excited multitude probably ill-informed, probably in distressed circumstances ; you yourselves men of iducatinn, men of consideration, men cunparatively comfortable in point of means, and applying all these advantages and faculties to diffusing most pernicious mental poison to the unfortunate hearers who might be assembled around you. It is said 'Wahl times of excitement great allowance should be made for excited language ; but when it goes exactly to excitation to toe commission of the crimes to which I have allude d, the persons who so silage their judgment and misapply their faculties have incurred a grievous responsibihty. Sonic of you Wive addressed meet ings, others of you have encouraged them by your presence, and? herefore every one of you stand respot rib's in that respect. His lordship then sentenced Somers, Hopper, O'Donnell, and Smyth, to be imprisoned in the gaol of Lancaster for the spas of two years, and at the expiration of that period to find sureties for good behaviour for twe yeas more, them selves in 1001. each; and Cuddy to be imprisoned in Kirkdale gaol for one Tsar, and to enter into recognisances at the end of that time to be of good behaviour for one year ; O'Brien to be imprisoned in Kirkdale gaol for six month' ; aad Murphy three months' impels° meet ; the foregoing sentence to be entered on each count of the indictment. Delamere was liberated at once. Smyth said—l am a man in business, mid it has not been much improved in coneequence of this prosecution. I wish, therefore, to know if I may correspond with my wife matters of busing*? Mn. Justice Erie—l cannot give you an answer to that application. By the laws of this country the internal regu. latna of a gaol are vested in the resident authorities. O'Brien, addressing his lordship, said—l am sure, sir, I shell not be able to stand six months of the gaol. Mr. Atkinson—He has been in delicate Lealth, my lord, from the confinement he has already suffered at Kirkdale, and his application is, that his place of imprisonment may be changed to Lancaster Castle. Mr. Justice Eris—Well, there is no reason why that should not be d one .—The prisoners were then removed from the deck. RaVa Street pleade d guilt to having at Manchester forged a receipt for 7a. gal.—Sentence deferred. of POLICE.—VWTSIDATe BOW.STREBT.--Sorrawatom or DARBY Sonars.- T. Carey, A. Marshal, J. Bradshaw, J. Croft, and T. Mower, were sumiscood under the 42 G. 111. 19, with having, on the 4th Eaptesaber, unlawfully conspired with others to keep a certain aloe at No. 12, Haymarket, which was kept open for the parries of paying and drawing certain lotteries nut authorised - by law, selad " Monster St. Leger Sweeps." • sassed sn am. eharged them with suffering a lottery to be drawn at the above-named premises; and the ddendents wire charged. in a third 80011110111, as rogues and vagabonds, with lumping ea *Ma or pace for a game or lottery not endwise& by law.—The defendants Carey and Marshall were the only persons who appeared to answer the charges.—The swiss of the summons on the other de fendants laving been proved, Mr. Bodkin, for the profteu tioo, said that if the caw was allowed a longer time, he could have reptrud the progress he bad made to the •bcamy . Irat he had as ob j ection terowed against the .24sats passed, cm pa the further haring of e being his addresses of the others could be asce rtai n ed, it being his intention to proceed against the defendants jointly for conspiracy, in order to call tiNn them to put in bail for an indictable offeaos.—The defendant Carey sold that es he 1191 separauily charged, he was anxious the 0119 'OSA kin should be proceeded with at once, it being a matter of serious consideration to him, particularly as he knew nothing whatever of the other parUes.—Mr. Bodkin said he was anxious that the indictment might be preferred at the ant eadon, and he hoped any tentage manta that were made woul d enable hint to do el. After some further savenation it was agreed that the further harinLshould be_posetoned till Saturday at 12 o'clock. WO amHIP-STABIIi.-Teso UTBACII IN SPITALTI2LDS. —O. Moran, W. Jones, J. Breed, and J. Barnes, who stood charged with an assault and robbery upon Anne Coxileld , wen finally examined end committed for trial. 81N1,101.10191.—Mr. Hammill announced his receipt of a letter, hearing the inhale" C. V.," and enclosing a remit tance of 71., to be applied to the fonds of the poor-box. 11•11LBOROUGH-STBBILT.—Cnazon AOAINST A Jew Dnixnn.—S. Sanwa wee charged with the following arms. G. Davies mid he was in tie employ of Messrs. John Bratlebaw and Co., of Waretick-square. On Thursday Waft while cleaning the outdde of the shop windows, the primer seas up to him, and asked him if his master MA may old Helloes to sell. Witness replied no, and the primer they seed hie if there were any lice or sables to sill. Wier told the primer he had better ask Mr. Brad. skew. The primer then inquired if he could sot get some lase mad a few sables without the knowledge of his em ~1 ployen, as it being the end of the week • Om 134110 13 l might he useful to him. Tee prisoner retnesisal witness to meet hint at the Bull and Mouth that evening, but Wltnl.. said he could not meet him before Monday _inesines The prisoner told witness to bide; eine 'abbe. gold bee, eta d ally Z`est sorts of silks he could lay Mlle see,41111•111 sage up ten shillings. Witness resbd very well. NA the pubeser west away. LIM Monday sinning the primer ante by the shop and beckoned wiener to seine out. Witness shook Ms head, and the prboser that held up eight Swum. analog thereby that witness ca t to meet hin at eight Vasa that me*. Winne to the Bull and Month, Regentsbef t _ sad waited until newly Moe o'elods, bat the Oben did not come. Pesetas' to to the Beffi and Mouth. witness acquainted his nesrate= all that had passed. The next mcening, before eight °Veit the pekes' game by the shop, opened the door, mid mime in. Whams said to him you were not there last night. The prisoner rep li ed no, ano thin asked witness Übe had any ! thing ready for him ? Witness answered no, but he wield try to get oat about nine o'clock that evening, and well swot him at the corner of fieekvelle.street, and bring eumis thing. The prisoner said bring lice, bring SOSO sables, and the more the better. As the prisoner was going out he said, " Sable. sables." At nine o'clock witness went to the earner of Seekvilleastnet, and waited about twenty minutes, but theme did not come. Yesterday morning about eight o'e prisoner cane into the shop, and witness said. " Bow is it you were not at the appointed plan yes teeny r' The prisoner »plied he was there, sad be then asked witness it he had the things reedy for him ? Wit , nese then took out of a drawer three sable skins, and _______ eve them to the prisoner. lie also gen the prisoner • quill of gold which was en the counter. The prisoner witness was more fn sly dows la RAILWAY NEWS. ever, that prices show all the improvement, so mai pat the things into his beg, and kept on saying, " Sables, The market has been decidedly better, not, how , " shares, and that there wan more inquiry on the put sables." Witness rep li ed he could not get any more sable% bemuse the drawers were locked. The prisoner then ask, the fact that b ' for some old lass ; witness went to the window, and gave of tr the mi lS b l l i j A:R tmi. E LlST. —Lo th e a non eb...t. :Deesu aa 13. him two pleas of gold coed. The prisoner was going out of ornsu les shoe ; bet he turned Ina, and mid e , wa i zl i d so nt e n: f win Of sees at 10 *Wink. Witness replied he could not meet him then. The Owe answered, " Well, tr y. \ neeteeeliti ain't bring sem mon steles and lace." The prisoner immune:ions: theme or Ilam to Doha fallen' mks opened the deer, sod winked his eye as if he was going to rsle;.___.___ row WO 11112•1111 mime massy i but he did not, and went off. 3 4 ^"'"" a at e'-'-/ uII l u Imd " a "' W ig.' 31 1 If I Aseltregt ~,.... la.. 44 44 , 124 Do. New Dd. .. ... n worm Lslsmser, who was in waiting, immediately fol- to BD. IVoi., Dud mile 1, ,„. 31 Po. New NC. l4 ix • kind the pubes", and took him into custody, with the . ett.isti..,errtagear. . o ee . Do. Cons . ,Tenflu.. le 144. sullies gives to him by witness in his possession.—Mr. 131, o r at t . ~ , 8 a u nt si li I IL ° : fgir .. 6, . ••• 11 111. Dradokaw said, in consequence of information white he re- a 'aim aOn Jet. calk t • - fd Id. tat is {Do Il.dr.Prel.7pC Used frost the last witness, he communicated with the ey. ed. or el • Poo , polies. The skins and gold sow produced were his property, ID ik°•" 6 " o 2 . 3 34 6 BoatooSiost kiting. 3 2d. 1 sad worth about 10&—The prisoner 111111 fully committed. no Bristol nod Exeter .he 13( Sled SOUTHWARK —CoteePtitaci 20 Donau!). —J. 24 Do. Thirds ...... )3 17d. 8 ear et. ltishardi and W. Arktoright were charged with Ductfeohosearn • • •44 2id• 10 Do.s let. Pro. t i 0 , 50 Caloaoldan • lva 1 40 (Start" I lt , 1;;1 7 3161. 1 .. . .21: e'er ci. tstr ow l t a. .9.411: .7 1 i r s t : il r e essuirlsg to rob Louis Vandal of 201.—The eon- sg /* i ,a„, ..... :0 7 ,,i. 100 *mi . & . ... ~... St in stated that he was carpenter on board the 6Do Lie Freemen 4* 100 Do. Can P;- . ..)....... 3 61 barque °where. and that on Saturday last, while wen • as 13.1:T r ad ow il,,,,atl e h'Sa d .. u 10 11 33 9 11 ro . po p.. . I r i tare . , ~,,,.,. ..i . . 21. , pis in viewing the outside of Buckingham Palace, Richards m p a enfeendedeee too. ne.c.5h..en,,....„ i ll us came up and entered into conversation, remarking that the 16 KAtif2sl.l.agltLaD 64 .50 , Middis.tated.coC,' alterations in the building then in progress would entail a 13 De. •E• E 114 ..33 31 46 'Mid. Dt. Wed Dist' great espouse to the country. While they were talking, the g. 31 Eu t* r t g e, o l 6 4. n, a 1 2 , 5 mIewc,,, i g m edri .. sk .. 14 other person joined theme and it was proponed they should 10, is Newthrar vet 104 11 li Da. Isamu ...... d oi l:4 proceed from thence to see the Wellington statue, Radon their 9 Ds.Ext.LPLEEs .I ter tl. Its . wane.... _ 4 t ed. tog way thither Arkwright began to talk of having had a brother Edj°3 Do. d 0.......... 8 1 Da ~,,3 31 :0 3 . . ....- Lea who recently died at Demerara, and who, he said, left him no ' De., de.. 6p. cos so iff IO 'Nobit •• ii fwd considerable property. lie went on to say that he was tali EC *. . ors . 1 1 12 . 10 De• Ni,, tot. •••..11 at then going to a lawyer in Chancery-lane, from g, , E „,,00,„,,,47 0 „. k ,: c1 i DI Ply 6 D• de G 9 ., Inta kll 20 Do do epee Ctet,l43 hp whom he was to have • large sum of money, xi . Do, do. ...... _ .es is 134 , 41 j, cowdic. th....... 1 and that his intention was to lend it out W 33 Do. do. ... ... Cl 5 134. 1 'North scan. Western I le. interest is smab sums to those who received assist- 1 it';` 1 7, 3 ... i13 g r ' 6143 I r 1 4 /in =4 333 * 111 ance.—Richards, who assumed to he unacquainted with hie 26 East Latteadtitr . id. 60 00. norcoe.airOf :IN fellow-prisoner, whispered to complainant that they were la Do. New. - ll4 It d. 10 'Mod. ilia Ati ;. sta lucky in meeting with such an acquaintance, and WOO after- l )..i shares 3l 2 1 1 ift°9 Blo9 1 ' kat. • Xti. i Do. o , et.Prtikt. old•• 25 &offish Central ...4 a wends Arkwright asked wmpleinant if he stood in need of 95 F. 4 ,,r u w a,,Ai,~ any cash, adding that if he was he would waist him with 60 Edinbstrph it Giese. ,IT 5 V tibeem.agir 4504 ti some when he got his money of the solicitor. Arkwright 2 4 ~..„1 I tzt ,„,. llt i ii,: : :,„, ;;;: ••. el then asked complainant if he had been paid his wars for his pa o... e e r fn o nnene .-,il 71 t 7 Mercesesaisiefrift last voyage, and the answer being in the affirmative, he pro- Do.do. 4 Addend 4 i 11l Do. Dukes ......,1 posed that if he produced 201, to minim* him that he was Do. der 4lt . e.d cr. •1 ITI De. Wrests) ..., Do. Ezirst worth that sum, and bad saved so much wages, he, Ark- Gt.& di k Wet ( • Irr.' 19d. it D a g i :=6;ti:i ; :il4l m wriest, would give him 601. Complainant said that he mienicfaZmut hogland 233 4 Union ..I had not the money about him then , and it was e. ft.tntuf; ••• • t i It. *2 sov_ c pepr ifd II speed that they should all meet on the succeeding I; 'a SZT 6 '4".;;;,I; T o ; 1.', 4 8 .".1,7"..,.. evening, at seven o'clock, on the south side of London- 00 Orem Waken-- 113 e 1 73i Some Seers ..,.... LI . bridge in order to settle the business. Complaisant, unified p s _ . .. t tare. damn 2l Do. de.. -...Nat II ha from what had passed that he had fallen into the hinds or r e , r m y: i ma ,.. ::::: " 111 II a t': T o : •••• - N 3. il i tt a two " London sharpers," who wanted to plunder him of his 13 Do. liese,27l. 24 IL 1 10 De. de. ..... 4el 0 money, gave information to the polies. Tuesday even - lit , ibai„ . ama&_,y . .•• • • ,5911._ !R! foto .W . 51a.,......13 ft ng the complainant, accompanied by two policemen, 5 ,, rz . l= ••••;; L. 4 ,1 1,1,1 7 • 3 4i. ura. rkA Wild and Hunt, repaired to the place of meeting, the two 50 Lane. coed cernele hill le Ireorl'otkee cpacr latter watching at some distance. The prisoners were true 10 I DO Thirds .., • • lll.. ear 25 /sada. ....... „I* to their appnintment, and the moment they saw complainant, se : 4 ' - - "Alre 3 ' w Do. do ~ . . ... ilit 'I Wilts, Som.& WI. It 111 Arkwright inquired if he was prepared to exhibit his 201. es I N i Win Stoes.id. West I The answer being in the efli -mauve, it was thin proposed ll York. hewer, a Nee. t h tast e with tee view of being in a quiet respectable house, ' Do orichrso .likr ft 5 DoE sNolYka Nee Di in they should adjourn to the Whit , ' Horse, in Union-street. Dodallonx examen They recordingly proceeded to that hews, followed by the DoONEParorPrei 65 two policemen, who stationed themselves at the door, while York[ Nth. Mena 604 , Do Nth. .. 9 the complainant and the prisoners entered the house. i Do E.414.1110ra id When they got into the parlour and were seated Foams asuman in a box by themselves, Arkwright drew forth a 81 4.2lo4totase ... long purse, iron one end of which be took oat 0 l a lls,ul o reasdt as 4I i 4 ten. Pe.(oe.a n a number of coins, which looked like sovereigns, and 7 3 1;Des , &runlet.-- li M from the other end a roll of notes, resembling Bank of Nast ladion. ; 1 is toeir e : i 'ai bmg. iel "" fseentes ...... i iiii England notes. Having made this display of his money, he then asked complainant if he was prepared to produce his 201., when the latter said that he had a cheque on the Sailors' 110 Ditto Home, in Wenclose-square for that amount. Arkwright el Nattier and Lisp l6 6 ,11 ,Northeree afX:or 51 10. contrived to get the cheque 'into his hands, but expiated a , 7 'Orman. a I wish that it was the cash he had brought instead of the 111 Paris and Lyau 4 ill. niu Do. ds. .• ,it cheque ; and Wen m complainant get up as if for the purpose of 1 29 Park mid Orienu 11 3 going for the money, when he was follosed closely by the 1 10 Parts aid Bowes :l5 11l 1 9 Paris It Strusbostrett itt. two prisoner, who were taken into custody st the door of , M Rosen and liorre 7 0 the public house. In their pockets were found a number of 1 20 Cain/ resembling sovereigns, together with rolls of flesh Awoke and dieres m. 9 , Tome o i N , 141t11 notes, and amongst them were some notes of a Cheltenham ita‘eiderr 'eh,. bank, which stopped payment upwards of twenty years ago. —The prisoners were committed. THAMES.—Duenizeinno Casa.—A. Harding was charged with attempting to destroy herself by plunging into the Katharines-dock the previous night.—Prisoner. in YAWN' to tee charge: 1 was in great trouble. Everything was going wrong with me. I was compelled to see my poor lather go to the workhouse. My husband has a bad knee. We were getting every day deeper and deeper in debt, and I could not see the end of it. Thinking drove me mad ; but now I see what au escape I have had. and I am truly thank ful.—The husband, a respectablealookinn poor leas, who said he was a shoemaker, tending at Priuce's-place, Prince's. etreet, Alden*, said his; wife had been very low-spirited since her father went to the workhouse.—Mr. Yardley said she had been guilty of a serious offence. As, however, her repentance appeared to be sincere, he would suffer her to de part with her husband. He would also nun inquiry to be mace by one of the officer., and if she and her husband were found to be deserving, he would grant them some assistance. Hostteius.—P. 11`Leish w a charged with feloniously slaying James Sheen, a lie boy twelve years of age. -31 n. R. Lancaster stated little that on Saturday night she went with her son to see an exhibition of wax-works in the ruins of the brewhouse hack of Cartwrightsstrest. There were • number 4 children there, and amongst them the deceased lad, who was eating a piece of bread and butter. Witness shortly after saw the child on the ground, and the prisoner kicking him in a mat savage manner and swearing horribly at him. She rushed and snatched up the child, which had b!ooil is suing Iron the mouth, and it seemed to be in the agonies of death.—Owen Sheen, the father of the child, said the boy was brought home on Saturday night alive, but in a very exhausted condition. lie was taken to a medical man, who ordered him instantly to the London Hospital, where he died on Tuc.day.—The prisoner, who in his defence said the buy and others threw stones and mud at him, was remanded -", I until after the inquest. in place to-day. It appears from the directo r that they have arrived at that enviable poiet of m. sperity at which they will be able to dispen se w i th underwriters at the expiration of the existing policies. Judicious management hes amassed a es, serve of 128,0001, with which the company can no w insure iti own vessels. This and two other rtswq funds which have been set aside without 1 a acre than reasonable dividend for the sharehold mi :moots of the prudence and skill with which th of this company have been managed, dusk, one of the most trying years to be found es si l ; annals of our commerce with foreign countries, I6N OLDIE' FUNDS. 3 S s igt t Oto pi p r e.d. GtrLAn66 ,94 ,Bucr,. l . l B:l 7i a n 8 1 2 1 4t 0.4. 1 1,.....5h„.. 6"1 166a .f.. f: A2 v : t h l ; m t . .4 i * £lB i. 4. iii. Ti Ise . sap. 6th Jan., IBA It jt v 6Zl ii 244,. 44,,,, b. 12 ; >d,. - 14 F I 8a11e544.,62: 3 3 8 7 6 8 Dino riinali, li 42 FOREIGN irer Dividilma 13:21 . 4. 41 er_ ids.d4 42 1544, 2 41114 In i 4 pot recommit boa— ass i divi, 6 per R. liirlas MB, isn. ANL. 141( .UNM,. ppc l24 fipualch lids., Act., 4 R, 211, 3 pa CL ClputLA 114 c., Itt 2,1 pa Ct. Vtucatmla Hoodcl3 tort CL Dutch Ecchaups, Gull., 04 4 r Ccut. Dutch CectiOchlo. ma. "h Do. rand ...... 16164. 9 Do. awes 114. 45 61 411 Du. serteesdAs. ... 114. 11 13 Do Throe ....• • 1 41 11 6 r Do.NosoGrar.dpa f 12. 1 77 De. W. IL Valois.. 169 91 26 Do.Prodont Wipe 31 14 26 Do. shares. 31 41p. 60 Leeds wad Nredford 244 10 Leo* and Thine .. 18 20 36 lb. Do. No o ... 32 SAL 1 36 Do do PotidDorg Std. I Si Lim Drool% k dooto 13i Landes & Blackwell 16 216 Do. Extooriove W Lou ,1 3 / 4 1stowk Oe. 21 911 9 Do.Geor. 6 per a. 14 9 60 Do.Poif ow* we's 46 21 Do. do. Ina . {44 49 • Do.gewal it.(14.0t. 111,Leadowk Grentsskk 112 i Do. Pro Rana. ... 12.0 LoadeeaN.Westew 119119 21 D&Quaro L. tD.3 W. 7 Do. New... ...... 2 Do. 26 De. Pr:4 _LA9III 3I 34°. ✓ Maid Id a Do.ICI 1 D 101.113...1 sit.,l1 11 e B 0. o. • 10k I PUBLIC SALES. Dec. 11.—By Mr. CAW DALIT, at the Law Society's Sam, 3tancheeter. Three fretholdhouses. with gardens. in Choriiaseps. Medlock, rental 1453, subjest to a thief rent of 211.198.7p1„wil for 1,3301. Dec 13.—8 y Misers. Baottirr and Sox, at the Mart A freehold publiothouse, the White Hart," Hozion Old Town, Id • lease for 31/ years, at 631. per annum, sold for 1,390 f. Three freehold houses and shops, 36, 37, and 39. Horton Old Ton, let to yearly tenants at rents producing 1321. per mum, tenants pap. tag tares—in lots-1,2331. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Misciso.u.Ns, Dec. 13.—The angle market became animated to-day rather unexpectedly; the demist was general and the refiners bought largely, but the importers freely met the demand, and no general advance was established; bat to wards the close Id. was obtained in a few instances. The total isle amounted to 1,700 lihda., • larger quantity than has lima don kr several months put. 000 bags Mainline only offered in sitar an and sold at prerous rates. There has been a fait amount ol halos done in the refined market.--Coffee : Good ordinary native Csyku has further advanced 6d. 150 bags gold in public sale, 29• 66; 111 biga, plantation kind, ales eold at the extreme prises of mord* and the article in general wean a firm spoearanee.—Pepper aid it previous ratan—Piasentoquantity offered exceeded the duel and a large portion of the 600 bags was bought in.—Cotton Valdes sold at plutons ratan-I . 'llow has declined to 445., 445. 3.1.-111 steady; about 1,500 chests of the new crop, just landed, an nuetel add: fine wagon, Is. 9d.—Fine sago sold 245., 260.; Trance sold • 7d.—Jute sold 14 1 . 10s., 151. 155. COT CON.—laysarooL, Dim. 13.—Th• market to4l was veeT animated. itat tzattooetioui amesaied to 10,000 Unn. u• cludlng 1,000 taken on opeoulation. Moo are gd. op. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MAUL &EL DOL ALL 101. AM. DIM ALL En 2 Dulnia 00 Holhad .... 00 ladle e. South. 0 Maim sal U Waterford . 01 Modem .... 0 anspion-Doe 10 ilarsa.ilea 1 D.omilsedee. 01 Treece ... 0 0 Do. Karma, to 0 c isMiavA 0 OnensAJors. 0 0 Lisbon..Dec.l6l Roden and lir 0 Bred -Da 2 0 Hesabwre 01 kintn.l4.o.W. 01 ttfax_ - _.Doe.ll OaAnnumn, DEC, 13.—Arrived: Riehmond, Maus BO; W. _ 44 Antwerp; Minbetn, Rouen; Messina, Seville; !truism, lA.. DTIVCLUNII; Ow Antwerp; Elisabeth and Jane, Stettin; Co% CluerrleY ; Maria, • Aventine, 'Trieste; Al4 sr. Miebneri; Oaderme=Mainet, &lately, R o tt er dam; Prosperity, Antwerp; ; Adventure, Rosen ; Alphonse, °MAINE; AN 1:=1" Sydney • Sir Edward Basks, Ostend; Omni, Madras; Hercule., New York ; Labe ll e Thompson, Palermo; Onardar Tercein; Meteor, Reboil* Myth, Mauritius; Honduras nyder.; Margaret Connell, Calcutta ; Lnderley, Cate; John WAIN. —liallett : ye a; JMaa, Cape; Mats, Oahe; {Radon Nos York;noess Royal, Hamburg; Triton, Ostend ; Giraffe, &Atm dam; Ibissl.• Lea,* Heritages; lira, Oder.; Alfred. St• Michael's. • Throe voiwc.is have put beck ; the fonser In tow dat letter ; Um Lica hen lolled, alter Lavin the Magnet of Misplace. MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The payment upon the settlement has been the business of the day, and would appear to have Reseed off without any casualty. Money, which was in de mand yesterday, and worth 3 per cent, to-day was easy at 14. Consols improved in the ear part of the morning, and were bought both for money and the opening at 881, but after the 'bath g of the Bank books in preparation:for the dividend at midday, and towards the close of the market, prices were not so well supported, leaving off only 88 to for January ; the last quoted money prates beingtB7l to 8. Reduced Threes were 864 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to 7. Exchequer Bills, 39e. to 425. premium. Long Annuities, 8 9-16 to a. India Bonds, 36e. to 38s. premium. Bank Stnek ,lB9 to 101. India Stock shut to-day for the dividend. It was understood that a further remittance was re ceived to-day by the respectable house of agency, eel the United States, from the government of New Granada on account of the debt, so that now a sum equal to about three-fourths of a dividend is in hand; but whether it will be paid out among the bondholders, or reserved until the complement of a whole dividend shall be made up, did not transpire. The bonds, however, were quoted as before without improvement at 114 to 124. But it is to be noted that the present prices show an advance upon those current until re cently, so that it is probable the fact of remittances being in progress towards a dividend for some time past was not unknown among parties interested. Peruvian were still quoted 39 to 40. Mexican, 221 to t. Ecuador bonds, 21 to I. Venezuela, 14 to 16. Brazilian, 73 to 6. Chilian, 84 to 6. Spanish Fives, 12 to ; the Threes, 284 to t. Portuguese, 24 to b. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 47t to 81; the Fours, 72} to 31. Russian, 101 to 2. The continuous rise of late in Peruvian Bonds, from about 32 or 33 to 39 and 40, at which they have been freely bought here and at Amsterdam, has led to the inference that some parties must be in pares lion exclusively of certain information as to measures in contemplation by the Peruvian government for the early resumption of the payment of dividends on the debt, in whole or in part, or of some arrangement of a favourable nature to be proposed for better es curing at a given prospective period the interests of the bondholders. If such be the case, it was the duty of that government, or its agents here, to have afforded the most prompt publicity to the fullest explanations in the matter, so that speculators shoul d not emzr em andne advantage to the prejudice of the The eighth annul meeting of the propeiston of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company took BMW BARNES:Dm. 10 at Bydenham,Yra & F. Barnes, of a sou. BELL.—Doc. 9, at Fehitoad, the wife of T. Bell. En • of a wo. BOWLERpi —Dee. 9, at North Aston. Oxforddllre. the wife of C. Howe, 7th Homo% of • eon. 011141k11.—Occ. 9, at thmdon-road.villae, Mn. E. Church of a was CLO —ler m le e. 7. inplocran. Lwburst, the wired 31r. A. clote. yron NHL of • daughter B B UGIII9ON.—Der. 9. at Edinburgh, Mr. A D. if ora ba JAIONSON.—Doe. 8. at Salim& the wife of A. Jim..., Eq., al e°e• LITTLE.—Deo. 804 ElprackLuni, Let orkenily, the wife of Dr. Lula of • eon. 811 ITll.—Dge. 7, at Groat Bandon, Sedieecombe, the wife of NT.L Beolth, of • daughter. TALBOT.—Dec. 9, at Rotedeld. Dublin. the wife of IL W. _ltet_,Of • eon. liaguN.—Dee. 12, at Felon Ha I, Goldbanger, Emu. Ole tfe Henry Walter Wilma. Eng., of the Inner Temple. I goo. IV IN Dlsoll.—Den. 9, the wife of 0.0. P. Windom, leq., of WooDett vale, Oreen-lattes, of a son. RILL O 88. BROOKE—DIIFY.—Doe. Lt ll . A at OL Poteek Pimlico, bilthe Ikea Cunliffe. vicar of lirenhun. Drablebehire. Brooke, . ereeM R. Brooks. lia L. of Norton Phoey. Cheater, to Louis Amelia second daughter of aim the Dom BO A. Duff. l ele o Aberdire. BB L% NE—ef ELLeenshULEY.—Dec.9. at the Chapel of flatileld Bogle the hot, Nom Ofr IL L. Bulwer, RAL. to the Roo. Owen CharlAge !guy Welledff, only child of the late Baron ()owlet. 000 M 11.1—DUROAD.—Dec. 7, at AberdorriAeuthe oßev. in._...loorm et. Combo. Yoh of NeeerNile a= " l.l " . second daggishar sabotage .O. Duman. or Aberdeen YULLAZTON-1111AW.—De. 8, at Bilmarnock, by tbe Set d Malmo* A. talkirtall, OYEC . IO MITTY, ToUlTiTa t &O " the kg. ;Alum Brodiek. W L Y IN— o.lD.—Den 11, at llookmown Church, by the O. A. P . mom% youweet not of J. F. mon% et7a, snow; to Mary Elko 134.ney Bold, Ldp Elateloceo el the Yee L. Mid,Dublin. Wraref—ADDlDON.—Doo 9. at St. Pancras i ar ita _ the Be'. T. Dolton. E J. Wri&t, Not., of Little p a r.Z_. Jane. onlyiettgletor of the late Be'. G. Adeline. meter ee .-- Briekloll, 0001L11911,1.—Dee. 9. at Bothamtgan. Thee".ouly son of T. fiat boS OM., noel BYJImDeo. T, Martha. relict of the he. Mt. B. 'Mad culi m. se a. 00010.—Dec. 8. at Bath. Barth, only MOAN doge of Me NM Chum Gould. aged Off. BU intAps.—Deo. 7 . at Berwick upou.Tweed, Barth, relict c 4 3. 11 ' b* i LACL°t AN Mo . :ll. lll.l.ck. il at °P":4 Nerth j st erick . I . 4 effeoh la : w rie. : . o airt. f:" : 11 : 7 1: KALIL. 93. OED.—Dec.IA Beheley-Mustre, Nam the wife of W. Ord. sm. Tuaram—Dee. 10, at Yktorinepare. B. Timor. eee• Y.P., aged 57. as 'dated ma pates on by W Rada Zoo Um" of 1 1 w blibbc. bboOlag of hoodoo. huger. a' the 00 " II 14WI. tbo. Product al Mbl6.4nan.--Tavia car, Daman 14. n;~ii