The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-20 00:00:00

with whilst, rsoestly esnird ia, two eat sheds. • lop sable, sad • is,gs el stsblss sad wails sheds 100 f..% is barb, 6U which, esworis. sa use of 235 het by 123 bet, ewe mimed to r. a. with threshing and dreseing Lr , wanes, sod cotter isp:eosipoto. Tito strew toggled tbo Motto paha ef she watialkei of mum • GAM OP liiileiteeri have hoes beg is the sdplibowleart at Goodies. They eany em their degree. Yaw is the wee watesseie sad dare/ wainter ; wad the Wars essasionel by to is as groat, test the inbahitasts of the wore we in eery, se Thursday last, sad resod a largo to pay sweet e. sap far watching until lemaligraeort. Abed tits BE2: however, of the sew bat au ditty, the al Mr. 8. Hawn, of rist a ronee, wore enwed the Sold bohisd, mu d • detereseed het wswoossrel effort ww wads to foes the era of his weatiatbeaso. Anal." bergery was sew witted the N_ sight lathe tee Tows. whers the thieves freed ma outwore by the sweet %resew. Oa Bulky, Woo allows, who had time tans diwhod by auks, Weed the essup of SS obi taw named Wassetaa, living at Pathwy, sal isr hoe tho sewn of tho lamer sad burglary newly rownlod is the Doily Nom, and armed ids sib, kasoldes out several of aer frost teeth be the Wow te a They then plusderod the aid wan of Q. and ill ertrowleons be W. Oa Friday se swath was nadir as fisalloliper, • betshor, ol Deeded, who steads Suter wog who. • ow Totostios *saw, when ass. West ens ado how Laster, sad within wow a • eas eat se by two men mad a lad, who hawked from his Wow wad sued hiss of VA gbe Seim PaINCIII.4.—A new fame As produced at is theatre lest emaisg. sodasoda the net very impressive title th of " Cadets be Two." The Mania tang as in most fa am ea a ere of madam identity. Christopter Cutlet (Mr. o . : gokip l ui tierty applies foe a cook's pawel the tastily of a certain mayor, at the lame time that a fugitive magpies. Me (outlawed by lams the Secoad), and who has amused the sumo YEW. is expected to anive. The emit is Oman. tiles be a mahatma is disguise, sad a string of ludicrous perplexities follow, sash as may many be conjectared by my me who has the slightest idea es to how the legitimate deems is usually get up. Al is domed up at by the op press, snivel es Lag in lloglead. The gempl eerie, elm, by the way, a seeded Mrs. Ilarri ones heard of bat wows urea, is made a Lad arA cabinet mistime, sad Meet is be all his miseries with the poet of simmed, sad the head et the mayoress% staid. TM hies woo sausisg, sad .wed so®. laughter, bat the saamme moat of its repetitisa wur rather coldly received, probably bon the berirfased state ia which the author invited ro. app bodes 111 the " tag" with which it concluded. CLERICA Lurt N 1 . .?. Gateiss oessaine L. as Order ia Coosa ariffirs • ember et the ssebilebeeleammisaisaere roe submitauna =exam. MMe pony 4 44sos isdasAla 1.14r4 oarYtntlw d dee propene et the vnM ed beam vigor loseraer la the essothodiossro—Tbe mese Geist& also ass. ix sin so Order ripen a diode *deed purpose so the eat maralai Om* alt M. Mark, as Stagialardesmieme. Naiad, massis. Passaaawn.—'rite Ilov. C. D. Reads, to Vine C., its. NAVAL. Para Maarst.—Tens Kisorisazia.—Last ki ztr i s Grief ewe mew W the tiers rid orsper V. W. area, ens., ast arrehe rowed@ el err sad bears, for a sibeger ar es a i l , ir sear es the 17th ed - 17 1•47 ;be a Isingee, sere embiss _ester es the NO et Apell, 1 7; W lee a err, arm gamma, NMI IS the Se el Mar. 1147, rill le depered is the Isigielig d tiw Miarsligoo the Ills lat.-- Tr Daretaness.—lleitee Iris area le thealUrre NM serray al the Derstree, R. T. J. 1491N0t1 dn. ear. that es aresr et the beery row as the warm et the err last, sere areeea. to la taa Da ipmea &Word to the ler nerels. = d ead ea the erre mg Weep al Oa Oman trig . 11,, is ALstesa. egg e ler wi lidi Mot th r r Ab 2 . ba aio. .M .... 11111/MI. —Weise lo skasa So affissis awl warm of the War A. LAM IleaLreis., re Os alma Mi. Bun the Nana he arralla roamed la minalsiltil wimp 4. imam ea as lard et sal, ea Ow lith Des. Ills; aid dr 'Mal, re nnet teen the l rosy data Oveloank aapamead lir Nor, 1111111. ea raw, Is Oa aaso al Oa Arita Raft erred. Wat the laws Tied al Illaloka. vat be pia is this. setarly is red at the roe. es se Sege dry witherr le i s m earth on ✓e led Ur arr. et Ms. 71. CllNesTers; awl tha so ffi t this deer" tell be resalled Wykithq ad Thursday, foe three ✓aft le hew.—rnpraws all w Mob slam; toe the gnat: Afais4l.lW. 110. Ind; lesturat mad eerreader. NM 17e. I Id. ; t Sabres SU. 14a ; Sth der IN. 11.014.; er clre,lll.oa eld. ; 716 dise.llll. 17. ; Sr err , U. the. 90. ; 911 i elass, U. 10e. Ur der 41. Ile I L ; lltli eire. U. Se. M. ; ilth der , I.le. SO. ; lab clam U. lb. 7 —Ter Orderer : Ishalrel. ri. 7s. 401. ; firs treat Led oomereadee, rt. Ga. llid.; Sad rep o 171. 3e. N.; 3rd err ii. Ile. 4111.; 4th etre, Si. li.. U. ; kb ere, 27..7s led. ; 110 der U. lea Id. i Meier lfs. op. PelreetirTel. Dam 19.--86aspientsr, al se., wind air menas bus Ur earl et Germ es star (le tar a st seem" le lara) the eierprooter waled Mt little d re all be Odor as Thereday. to arartese the ester of t:e= ellet—AT et... Weber stet el to the easy with mikes! MM► ma tram the Desealreau, Ihs. le. —Cadet. flask coaviet sidp, sailed pasleday monks 14 lies Dtsreste tad.—Adrestur, wept, ;aid et a ober tre ere, le le be rclird with All despatch ; ad Bre& terse to Bea Jems4 le le be per elf Pr entlaeri, . _ _ ADIIIIIALTY, DSC. 19.—AFIVLIITIIINT.— MialiMllo C. Lyra tease's,. tale ildatinalie BQUITT COURTS—Yernatur. ~aYMrs the laid Clunwhar. liTaart AND OTHW I. Duman MID OVUM.- COWantOnlas voa Istraciv surer or Lasoe.—Barae. This was le appal =eau to derma a order for as is- Jana= greeted by the Mater d the Rolle, sad was wined as 11leeday. It spread that the Asians are some of the hailmblers in Elatilisid-clues, which coven parts of the three earns of Liars, Nottingham, ad Yora, and the Albans% ere thensearissioare appointed seder an Aet of let Gee. 111., e 101, kr the improvement of the chase sod they wempowered to raise rates from the laadholders ter thst peaces. Is Sept., 1847, the commissioners de mashed a rite to the amount of 18,00 W , to which the Free ..eighty of the oestriere of land ocessateL The plaintiffs . who term the minority, resisted th e rats, and filed the hi I fora smoriat of the expenditure at previous rate, and for a Warns is the meatier to restsain the canaimioners hems afore* payment of the last-code rate. The Master of the Bolls grata that isjauction, and extended it to the eigaleg of a lasi award by the commissioners under their set. - Mr. Bait sod Mr. Witkeriagtoa were heard to support the Tine sad bedgmeat of the Muter of the Boils. Mr. Wigais ad Mr. Tenant supported the appeal ra tios, mod asteend that the bill ooald not be rationed, as it wee dee* damnable for want of parties, *age the de baser did sot aril themselves of that defers. The pleistille were 'sly autwelfth of the whole number alines lolls eel& AU the others were wiling to pay the rata, sad ate.*g to les man otitis Sehideals to the ease. I thin ay rased he the sespithr of want of amours as ear lalismatioa. the eat of sonsarat provided the roper remedy. At warm the partite trimmed say part of • este loony meth ear to he meshed,' yey the unser ire easel U the Waal+ was to he eserseed. The Lea Oisseseßer, sow shag kis jedmast, aid, he tea a hot sight to read the pram. sled AI. =iamb; same to the esesiesiss, Is essiegeores of thi lahmatioa ghee by the isimeste, that the MN of the Maar se the Belle be the Warns should sesdased alit the isioadoteis mob father mower read gra saileleat migneatiss ef air preasselar. Is waft r dleshaego diet mien the inferafs, brad olkoling ha islormeties r the aurt, peesseded a the • ossee meagre infantries wash was before the Mean o 'the Bab Rower& as the Mlifttiffs did act make • very eifireetery mos his Isedift thought it right, while Wombs N• o rder of the Moser el the 801 l es to the is. jaormto reader paymeet d the amour of Ste rise late - can Mie wee here to mit a Wi t. deatead—a tismeed sentiseed by se act .1 per It isay hiss thet the lesser of the evert may ha altues:z o mi ems fears hem era speinsties retest the seeemaseese of a bed denied. For leer , that la aweedleg may he data, he essidered i via that Ine mosey should be paid tar ear, sad resets mad the mat h pat la a position to aside the imam Is tile ease& It was bat just ia the maaatime seem the erbeest wham of the mix Ia this sae the osamialmessi war plater be safe, as they have emir the cot • comedy by Marla ; sot a shags ea the lead. but • ram Naha the airs of the partite. It of the same of the set that the resesmat by distress t bat there *sold he is.. for anforeia pelmet by W distress to wawa the same sermed. Idea. =may ks pros beim the awe is brought to a Ina as Not le war to pewees selletral Warn by brag the nese la the herder the ratepayers, it was ro ar Weave it brew* late owe, whisk sour be the ecesdl lies ef eseitleethe the To rasa sU dare el &sag Wades by eatfeskag eeetist. it, he word Twain of the I ma to nag the war dart pielatire smsemat. . la • esseseraes brass his Isedslip esd the asseed es both to eased to be snarl thr the pima was to her two maths he Iwiegies easert el lire mem meat ye seer& ad time who shield set b a dwelt est have the preesesiss of the Dewar n& Tea Anemia Ositssr. .. ZHe Cosoosamos O. Csseres.—Tae appeal hem • donee at the Master of the Rolls, rah was perry argued ea Maday, was nether lased, hat est esadeded whea the Lard Clumeellor rose. Wine amends& a report win be eves. More Yloaareesflor height Orem • DAVIN 9. 00SVONATIODI OF LIIDLOW.—LIIDLOW CHAS ltrriall.-11r. Wigwam sad Mr. Renshaw sapported the bill, which was Sled by the persssal representatives of the late Mr. Isaias» Charm apart the corpora' ion et Ludlow. to arras the proviams el aa set of parliament of 9 & a to sill lads for 10 Vise., & IS, empowers' the corpoesti (snag ether peepers) the payment of debts. The at eon. tatted • Nada% of the debts, sad, sawn others, the fr iers, ; "To the executor of Leasers Greco , la., Error, the mar agreed to be paid to eby the serperatise as apposes by certain Wastes is the carp°. trios bribe eider year 1036, 6601, with interest thereon, at the ate of 4f per cast, from Oct. U. MS, till payeat." By series 7 eta est the senor ad nurser were autho rised ad Faulted oat elate moneys to be raised, under the pan of the at, to pay the debt led email et seer. ii Read la the sisibile; And the 10th sada aujer asks it lads Otto eseperation The lolanda rebated the sat es beholfel themselves mita other seances rand to WZarse the pavans of the act. The bill stated ils to the era of 1,40 W., exclusively of the timber, bad hems rig weir the ast.—The ViesChaseellor said that moder the weeds of the set, ahe reed them, aWe or mon eys add eat be dewed, nor could ars aeoinuet of the rents .e ghosted, is • mein* apparel. The ash queries as I THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1848. completely ransacked, and property to the shove assoun. seined of. It bevies bean seserteimed that a portion of the stoles property had heft alleed far ale by the prisoner, in s trastione were gives tithe palm which led to her spore heasioa.-11ra. Downes, the wife ef • master weaver, stated that ea the 11th last. the pdgetter galled at her house, and produced a amber of bAb medifinfas altogether &boat a peewits weight of silk, whisk aim aired Mr sale, and stated that it was atere:y a ai* of • image gesstity o f the same deserlpties is the pamegeMl ef • penes who had employed her to dispose el IL Maviwg . Imard of the robbuy, and °re= the preemelnes tektite wpm the bobbins, she the mimic te all egg* at in the interim she .was taken late awsteely.—immeamt Twit* mated that after 'leaving the beam e l the MO nett 1011 the primer was mead to the Amy el a pesempeler, w she here left her beast. whisk wag afMnlrm , & sawed, sad fogad to ooatals seven l hobbies of silk, the perm of two other maa who were now in Mesdames. Witness then prareed to her ledstieg, sad eimeged her with having attempted to dispose of a peeks of the silk, which she at Ant denied, but afterwards admitted having done so ; and said she had received it from a perms, whom she acciden tally met in the street, and with whose same and address she was unacquainted. In searching her apartment he dis covered upwards of 400 bobbins, bearing *Ovate marks , ofnearly all the manufacturers in the metropel* and he had i roam to believe, if the prisoner was remanded, that several other ones would be established against her.—Two wore. bourrenten, In the envies of Messrs. Carter and Co., and Mews. Siaderson and Co., identified revers' of the bobbins t in the prisoner's possession as the property of their respective emplopers.—The petwaner was remanded • week. 3 LAMM:Int.—CAM RIOULATIONI AT RAILWAY STA I TIONIL —J. Humphreys, a cab driver, was chanted with refusing to comply with the cab regulations at the South V Western Railway station, and damaging one of the gates • lading to the passengers' platform.—J. Miller, a 'erg. ant of the railway police, whom duty it is to prenne proper order and resularity amongst the cabmen at the station, I deposed that he saw the prisoner return the same way he 2 bad entered, instead of [OHM the other way „ and he cheer* 1 the gate to prevent his passing out. Ile, the prisoner, refused to go any other way, and when whams opened me I ponies of the gate to allow a truck to pace, he drove his born and cab through, dragging one side of the gate on to the foot pavement.—The testimony of the witness was con termed in all respects, and the prisoner was ordered to pay 7s. lid., the amount of damage done to the gate, and Ms. fur misconduct, or in default to be imprisoned 3.w 34 days. THAMES.—ALLEGED RONICIDS —J. Baily, a coal. whipper and airmen, was re-examinsd, charged with having caused the death of L. Constadt. It wee sworn on the Ant sxmoination that the defendant had whipped his horse so as to drive his waggon 01041, to the spot where from 150 to 200 men were welting in Nightingale lane to be admitted to employment at the St. Kathannt's Docks, and bad drivers over demand. An inquest was held -Y, and e `,—A labourer, named Butler, said Atkineji a llezi s cal dated the one, and proved it by 111. 31 1. 1=r. the suparla leaded of Poke at Masaketa, peeved that ea the dOth of April, meeting, had been prohibited k lirmahreter, it• raw alu body of we, one of wham was hmaglikg a sword, at llowtorhath. ear isg has 0111110 kw& Mareheak At Sawa.- Moth ted•bee a has ef t :l r glei n gemata um piked ; W bar WO as* sad the stepped. Dammam ease ferwaidt tad wham bia diet the undress had disered addle media slink met b• h ld, Sad IPA was do. Weetiki M desk mei Dowse maid, "Yon had baser ormakka yak about I, or 15.54 may follow." They MA kik up MI deep, with • hie* boater la freak A ss this s dr er a g reemeion of 1,000 lass ;dead hoes Maraher. bog gibso, ate a yea sad bsysast. The peke al lowed all of thee to go tkoomili the beg, incept mat es Mud ask whisk were aka from mad at they weed. The ease sight eons thousands of mum aougregated at llewcrosa la a d h r ; porky stake was taken up has the street sad throws at the police; the mob alto at tempted Si fora harritadae. Mr. Bawl& seat spoke to a asetiag lek,withoet say pablk sakunousent, au the 25th of July. The passed Leask was present The people hiked themselves ids • Kure In military way. Ilene thawed , wife presatt. Then inea walked down the hate. and were *ewe& A voile shouted " Wad division, fall in." On this, eons straggles farmed four dap, sad ware atareled the grated. alagetratee. Oa Witness then west away to sequoia the re. to in twenty salad" the whole of the rape saes gem Witness prodd sabotasently apprehended Whits, who gave the nano' at George Roberts, at the cher- IYa area re produced were found in his pocket& by kr. Atkinson : Have heard that Oro. eat ended Idsoself to prevent rioting on the 13th of Asiw4. Mr. Itemlek wu oror-szaseiard by several of the ddead eats, but nothing whatever of any asoassat wu Decimas Several witnesses were called, peincipally policwolbeen, whose evidenespent to corroborate the statemeats, previously made, that the prisoners had, at the meeting before notetf, indulged In very *temperate and exciting leaguer, which bad led to a disturbance of the publse peen Jaws Abraham Ball (a participator, who bad been ad mined as • whales, and was brought front )gaol) was a print /An at Masehester. Had been four tomes in gaol for allelediel his family end advocating the people's charter. [The Jodie —Probably one is the sans of the other. I (Lg M ae*hter.)] n he mune out of gaol sad went to Man cheillp,mbeakhe was waited spa by Foley, Spooner, l Ceilise—ama they went to request th e mayor to allow a wen Is be seat need the tows, to waled food for the die loosed operatives. Oa the evening of the let of April, a eammittee meeting was 1144 at his father's how., to gem eassey_ Las th e purpose of agitating the people's Masher. H o then described several other meetings. Os She bth of April a meeting was held, at which Chadwick, Schofield, Cropper, Nixon, and Raokin, wen pee n% with others. They spoke about the national and about drilling men; and several leaders were 11.1111111111 Pa. TWO loaders WON to font clubs, which were to mmielef 10 men each, who wen to be armed rad drilled, swiloststly Mr action, and gunpowder and percussion gap wen paraltmed. Oa the 9th of April • meeting was held at the People's Institute, when It was stated, he be lieved by one of the defendant,. that, la the event of a rising is /wades, ea the 10th of April, they were to be up and deb, sad tasks peen:sties' to all the people of Mandherger oat. Cropper moved • resolution to that offset, which was seconded by • man named Downey. Th e leeders were I. call the men out, if the riling took place. and form themselves in proommics, so as to effect • junction with the other parties at Ashton and Oldham, as it wee mid they the parties at Ashton sad Oldham) were prepared. Cropper add they were reedy *three places. Oa the 10th a public meeting was held, when Chadwick took the chair, and after that • committee meeting wag held, when Chadwick, Nixon, sad other, attended. The subject then dreamed was as beteg reedy foe action. They had an then got informatics from Loads., end did not know what they were doses, and the absents at Manchester could not masequently do myth/lag. A shop was taken in Tile-street white had bola used for picking oakum, and Chadwick pee• posed that this should be fired. A man named Cairns sag paled that a bottle of smiths should be throws in unapt the oakum, and then that some one should set tire to it. Chadwick thought that beton doing so they should tern off the water at the waterworks and the canal, and persona were appointed to ascertain how that could be beet erected. Oa the 11th of April soother cemmittee intense was held, at which Baakin took On chair. Dr. WI/nal, West, White, Grope* and, in fast, all the defendants were pretest, with many others. They had ascertained the Mare in London, wed said it was foolish its thew to attempt opposition to the authorities without datroyiag property. Rankin said they were not strong enough unless they did so. M'Dosough proposed that there should be empty cellars taken is the neighboatheed of High-went, two at the corny of Tarner-street and we under Mr. Ste pennon's shoe-shop, in Market-street. Leaders were ap peased for the purpose of carrying out these objects: the so re WV appointed we sough, Donovan, Lee*, Fair—. Chadwick, Schofield, Ninon, and others. The were to place in each of the cellars as. parcel of gunpowder. containing one cwt. ; one task of east*, contain:tag 36 gallons ; and a nth of turpentine. Shavings mixed with straw were to be placed next to the casks, and them wen to be eutadjoising the door,neU steeped with saptha sad turpeatise, tot the purpose of being readily ignited and the places fired. It was also speed that an empty shop, formerly occupied by Dr. Bally, phrenolopist, should be take., adjoining the gee works, in Lower Rug. street ; it was to be taken seder the pretence of carry** on :the provision trade. After meting peseseina of the shop, they were to bore wider the pwand, so as to get to the gas worewyards, rises live owl. of 'gunpowder wader the boring, blew up the gas works, and put the town in complete dark ams. Several persons wen appointed to superiatead this, and M'Demough. was Meet as their leader. A reselatin was agreed to, on the motion of Cropper, acceded by Downy, that persona should be appointed to secrete thew selves in the churches, and to be provided with imolemente to break open the doers; other persona connected with W dubs IMO thee to be admitted provided with naptha, to fire the churches. Leaders were app oin ted to particular plans, as follows:—Bt. George's Cowell, Schofield ; St. Paul's. Chadwick; St. Anne's, Deaovan ; Bt. Mary's, Leech; St. John's, Cropper. Penns were elm directed to let off the reservoir at Renick, sad also the canal. Lantos were appointed to go through the country to make the plans known. Archdeacon and Rankin went to Oldham, Cropper to Bradford, Chadwick and Leech to be lted, sad Donovan to Birmingham. Witness went to several plane in Enabled, end then to Ireland. He had ems vain men, sad there were dr il ling plates eppnted. Tile drilling took plate generally at midnight. Cropper and Rank* had been *gaged in drilling. Of 0100-11zamiestial by Mr. Janes the witness admitted that he lad been several times in I ; bad been a convert to Rognalm, Owning, teetotalism, and other doctrines, all of which he had foreakea, and wee at present (se he dentribed hintseU) • member of the church of England. The wither Da being asked to identify the prisoners was nable to do so with respect to the whole of them lie could only &peak to Reek* and M'Donough. Mr. Jeans, after stating that the prisoners M'Deseesh and Chadwick had been drawn into the offence alleged against them in consequence of their youth and inexperinee, intimated that they were willing to pkad guilty. Cropper addressed tits jury, and Donovan was proeseding with hi address when our parcel wee detpatelted. MONEY MARKET. TUUDAT EVENINO. It was intimated under this bead this morning, as the opinion in experienced quarters that no suffi ciently substantial foundation ex sted for the sudden and somewhat extravagant rise in the funds which was witnessed yesterday. The current of stock affairs to-day has borne testimony to the solidity of the opinion so expressed. The first quotations for Con sols this morning wen 88: to 1, but no transactions took place at those rates. The first bargains were done at 88 1 , and although prices fluc tuated variously bel ow and above that rate, as high at one time as 881, and as low at another u 871, as speculators for the rise and fall alternately gained the ascendancy, yet the tendency downwards was too decided to be resisted, so that eventually Console left off 881 ex dividend. The average decline to-day, as measured by yesterday's rates, has therefore been equal to 1 per cent and a shade beyond. The fall was assisted, as understood, by sales on the ;met of the public, who were naturally anxious to avail them selves of so favourable an occasion for disposing of stock purchased some five or six per cent. below pre sent prices, reckoning the dividend on, and therefore yielding a handsome bonus of profit, in addition to the half-year's dividend now falling duo. The report was current of the Bark broker having been in the market as a seller of Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., bat on inquiry in various quarters it could not be properly authenti cated, and may rather be doubted. Reduced Threes left off 88 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 881 to 1. Long Annuities, 81 to 11-16. Exchequer Bills, 40a. to 43e. premium. India Bonds, 35a. to 38s. premium. Bank Stock,lB9 to 191. The fall in Consols was, perhaps, rendered more remarkable by the French Beaten coming higher from Paris. The foreign market exhibited some improved quo tations, which must rather be referred to the excite ment in Consols yesterday, than to their depressed position to-day. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were called 481 to 91; the Fours, '731 to 41. Belgian, 72 to 4. Russian, 1011 to 21. Danish, 65 to 8. Spanish Fives, 13 to 1; the Fours, 27 to 1. Portuguese, 241 to 61. Mexican, 221 to /. Peruvian, 391 to 411. Chilian, 84 to 6. Brazilian, 731 to 51. New Granada, 12 to 13. Venezuela, 141 to 181. ' Foreign exchange presented little variation to-day. The dealings were of limited extent, and few bills WOO offered on Hamburg. The negotiations were es Amsterdam 12.26; on Rotterdam, 12.21 to ; eei Antwerp, 25.76 to 80; on Hamburg, 13.121 ;on Frankfort, 1211 to ; on Petersburg, 38 to 1; on Paris, 26.70 to 75 (at short, 25.40 to 46); on Vienna and Trieste, no quotations ; on Leghorn, 32 to 32.10; on Naples, 40 ; cu Madrid, 471; on Lisbon, 1111-all at 3 months. The advice. from Hamburg, of the 15th inst., report still the same abundance of money, but funds and shame weredull at the date, on account of adverse reports from the Berlin market, after being in good demand, and realising higher rates for some days pre vious. Exchange on London was is. higher for three mouths, and / to 1 for short bills, but the operations were limited from the small supply of paper abroad. The market was good, and higher rates were ob tained for coffees, wheat, barley, and malting barley. The disposal of the 75,000 begs of Java coffee put up fat the Handelamaatanhappy importing company at Amsterdam had relieved the market from so much weight of stock hanging over it, by which prices mesa while were held in suspense and prtial depression. Sinai the determination of those important sales eel fees had improved in Hamburg 1, and parcels bad l changed hands freely at the latter quotations. Wheat and barley on the spot commanded about la. advance. A considerable business had been done in wheats at 38s. to 41a. ' according to quality. Large purchases of malting barley had been made at 225. to 245. Shipments from Mecklenburg for the spring were to be untreated for at 18s. to 181. 6d. The money markets of Europe seem likely to be invaded shortly for the purpose of obtaining all the cash or capital with which they may be re dundantly supplied. The government of Den mark, as knows in certain quarters, has bean latterly sounding this and other markets for a loan, rendered necessary by the extraordinary cost of the armaments for repelling the unjust aggressions of Prussia and Germany. Austria, is is notorious, re quires 80 millions of florins to repair deficiencies of revenue, and meet the palliest of extraordinary war expenditure. Russia moreover, as now appears, is not so well provided with the needful ea might have been expected from the plenteous yield of her gold mines - not all, of course, on imperial ac count. The calling out of costly armaments alone, without the much more onerous cost superadded of active field operations, would appear to have distressed the imperial treasury already. The plethora of money here, at Amsterdam, Frankfort, and Hamburg, if not Berlin also, may possibly be an inducement to leading capitalists and money lenders to combine and entertain these loan operations, one or other, or all, upon of course very sufficient considera tion of a broad margin between the per centage to be paid to the borrowers, and the sum to be levied upon the public, who will be invited to subscribe and pay up the funds at the high profitable rates imposed by the loan contractors, for their own profit and escape from responsibility. MOLISE sum*. Bank OWL 110 ftads. Zl.O .36 6 8 Spur Ut. AWL Arm. Me I r a I Womb ear . iiB S ta r a C lL a r ia-.. I 11 % . 0 4rt. 1"Alsr• ititssA.at•llllJau, WAN pa; 2.* "4.1 y... esp. 10* Oat.. K. Jim. 3641 /11114101 1 1 11111 NI. 1 6 per Ct. Chub Wad., 86 8 6 mr..;1 9 .. Mara Da, A4o=4. 1 pox lb, Grounds SM. 1* 9 tar:to rt: Ler .. 1 1t a r. .1 1 8 6 117 " Dltto Plain Ida, 39 pm 01. Ilmaloh Uds., ni 9 1 8 par Cl. Pdrurlau KM. 4u 41 li Ist Cl. Vaaszatia Bawl.. Da 4 pet 04. Portuparm 1/4a..* Ditto. Amami, 149 9_ Sl l M. 4 l:lellia 18.. 11 OWL, 49 6 par Ot. 118asida MK, dlv. tram OW, hid, Dm. 96. 499 9 11 11 .. 1040 . 111 4 PR M. Data Oallt, 749 RAILWAY NEWS. Shares were neither so firm nor eo good in prioe. This must be in some degree attributable to the great decline in the funds, but also in addition to numerous ceders from the country for sale at the advanced quotations to which they . had attained. French shares were much demanded an the morning M cousequenv of the improved quotations from Paris, but they became lower and fiat with the fall in con sols. Prices, however, have ruled better here than in Paris. SHARE LlST.—Losnow, Dscgssza 19. Novw—Tbe quotation. of Km in &new eke/Aden denote actual traearantons; Muses of Meet In Indies Nam' prices. PAID. PAID 01.1 Aberdeen - _. -- .16 11 Lb Loudon It &Western 401 40 4t ktabergt.2 . •‘&ll6•ll 421 Do. New 601.......0 10 Mr. Wei.. Dud oak 1., v ., 34 Do. Ives, 401... _.' 13 Ild. dif.pd-or on.aenear. ll'. .-- 50 14.. COM. Talks-114 Vd. lo ib..donntbobentew , 4 44p. No Do. do. Tadao. -AI lud. 1.1/ fin. Wol. & S Vodigrkt 10 131 Do Third_ ...a , ... I itd. au Wm. aOs JR. r ir 6 1 D 0.2.110. Pfeil el oy. pd. or wt. •guer • teeDep.6l.oetteaM:ll II Do.derninteefoter 126 11 LernAi•Jfolo. anew!! t tar 6 tiorteeMees &Dim .S 6 ltd. 4 Man.. Hutt. a Mat.' 1 M Dade& and UAW. .16 138 Maack.. Ifbad.,Llne." Ili Do. Third. , ll3 Ild. 111 In. tokens. . No.I 8 744. 141 itesdnopboombern • od mod. 10 I.m. New AO Prof. 104 I 50 Oakaloelas lll 1 9 40 Do.GtAireael..ne 504. el Lie otormi --in lid klidlan.l. . . ... 1 7 3 6 Oe n ee Preference 61 190 Do. Geer i'ke . ....1 50 Coder a Ilolybeed II $ 20 Do. MN sham .....111 i g 16 1)o. Prefacers llll 100 In./Jinn & 67 In 36 Adana WI •Jone , 100 Do.C.bet.kdr.ll 151111 2) 18 1dAn1114.L41191.911 60 iftddiktited. I IS Do. oat. Ike ILI 46 Med. fil. Woe I nobJi 31 D 0.131.10 5, 11.Prf 140 Normans & Carlini 10 deter Collette' 15L12 1 16 INorth MUM ...... 16 4 t 10 De. Newthier Vet II g ii Do. i gang •••• • • 2 ....,....,.,„ 1 a w. taints'. og Do. do. .. N•. 2 fp. or i llo. Extneeion .....4 ie. 50 Do.Norikerfella, Si Do. Thuds 4l g 50 Dd. de., 4p. been 363 100 Norfolk 4B L 24 Ds. 'Amur ill 13 16 Do. Nee an....... 4110 d. 6, Di. 46. New. ._,.. ld. Ip. I Al. d• Guar.611501 , 411 6 Is Beeeern Unborn MA' 50 Do do &per Cod. 171 10* I Mold 9805. Werereek so. M Do. d 0........ .. en 13d. IS North Idsforeddre.. 21 I 1 i 10 Dorfortisa 11 11. Si Noret Wales ..I .1 OD Do do In 1 _ Id We/d. Wore a WO4V 23 23 16 Eng loneenabfro 114_714. 141 dead. Medd.. & dela 21 11 De. New .... ll2l 2 toyMealuad Hltchle 11 EY linentla*Mr il tea, aler:t 'll: 11. 16 Nodal& Cestrel ..1 , 64 I 4[401146, Pt it , SS &faith Midland ... is 17 V Skewer Pk fiat .4 . 24 6 Dad 0.....e1aa Blt 6 Do. do New. guar. 3 11 Snow Y __ . L ________ fidrowtdchedif Wit. 2 ovld. - • • -1. t ' : 38 IL yesterday, -- adjourned.- ~ Ot Do. Ostoottry .... rth ed. that when the prisoner was panting the No. 6 gate of the St. 1 0" tirelft — ite, • ••. 1 Li a l - 8) -- De — if. ;Wei . ..... ~ oil_ Katharine's Dock, the prisoner had • quarrel with one of 4 0 i tt lma r,,-- 4 ,,, i Do. Rea......... !1 tli tee. the docknien, is orhich ke got the worst of It. On learlog rre, .-. 10 thr i =64.F.:;/. 1,31 131 ih. piths he swore he'd "give 'd to acme tit them," and shortly OtAkinth Ve x = 4 Union ... il 1 r -11............. ~.. ... : . Do. Pr D 7r • •*• .. .. ..• • , 4 afterwards by his driving in amongst the men at the further mite the deceased met with the accident which mused bin as Do. Racal. •!n sp. el &AA airfordsareqf 46d. Berth. In answer to Mr. Omen, jun., the witness said, that 14 Do Neer. ltd. —l7 19p. 336 South \Mem ......11.6 31 1 . there was from 14 to 16 feet of spar through which the : ara iW " ar • -• ~ 21 D do. .. .. . 14.1 Ma. 23 Do. de.-... be. 31111 /Rd. prisoner might have driven his van, cotwithstaniliog the 21 Do.! 1uau..... in IIT 26 Do. do . . .. St y r crowd of lafrorrers who were in the place.-Mr. Mumlord , te Do. Inas. lti 10 Do. do ihirda.. 4 superintendent of the St. Katharine Dock police , requested 2 22•_ 2 1 0 7a,„ . • •:1 1 ,2 M dab Wake. , that th e ease might be postponed until after the Milner., hat ec D,,,,TA,,,,7 . ~,:' AI p 4 t i l r l der unt e. l ip„id," .° " 4 l be felt it his duty to lay them additional facts before his 134 lie. latiam ....DM itim 60 WowFattep eyoU.re worabip.-Mr. Orton hoped his worship would ag.in take tt, &rt.,. end vwflik-.! IL. 14 lint d... ..:. , ..... M 1 bail for the primate-Mr. Yardley could not consent to do ;,: 3 " , L Z,„„,,...„,,r„i g t ••• •P• et Witte Sow it lifers' 16 144. so under the altered aspect which the case had mounted. of I tro.do_ th ad. 96 Wei tZusa.4S. Weil 43 i De. Lars . 34 13d. os Y. Newt., a Mr. VP The primmer had kit one gate of th e duck after a contest, at the close of which be expressed a determination of having p u i,' f k ,. , ia. " • • ( .7 i e r . 2 4 ik ,/ k ni n ' N e rf,:tr. gi4, 134 rafter, and after a lapse of a very short period, the life of 61. Do. siatoonthr 16 Dod:Nolit w.alier 141 131 a human creature was destroyed. Me should remand bun I I Do. Mini.. • • • 6 DotthEPurorPret ft 1 a I Do.ff ahmr.7 s pot 6 60 York& Nth. Maud - .al Friday nut. 7 ' Do. W. IL Ueda 1 i to too. Wel - , . 101 14 ---, 26 Do. fivstooti Wore t 3411 26 Do Eltir•Rldit.ffa 7 1 3.A6 ir6 Do- L ear _4 M. Foams Redraft , 60 Lefts sad ßretVerd fa se 66 .4iopio/tallen . _..: 70 Leeds and MIMI l9 21 SS houleeemedneamo el lii 6 i 36 Do. Do. Mao 3l 29d. 17 Onvot lemesiUdYs. I 3 1 Do.de pert; Je aid. I s i Dodd if.Amig...... 70 74. 4 I.le. Cede, _lt Beeeft; Foe Mahan. .1 131 Lodge Si somainnakm 6 Dr. Mao Afti • Mnio. M 1 De. Extension _.., Te Lotman a to Eassbri toLoe..llrightee4l.oe.o4 if 1 Losenbeerg........ C 10 , Be .Osier. Sp cs.,e4 9 .10 Ditto .. ~ , _ ... 34 ft D. pms awl, (rut la Romer ad * Lem__ .. 1 111 60 De de 1163 _ , 148 60 12 Nor th ern of moos 98 i 6 Do.Newiti gels% 61 7 Orleans & berthed 131 3 isr, Loath. tifirrawddi 111 I 11 Paris and Lyons... 18. . De Pretempiee. -.1 114 Lan do lei Loaded' 11.81artam, 124 3 41 2ls Ports wad Orifthe.. 19 31 12 Do.Quars. L. &D. :6 7n. .0 Parla and hoses.... 1114 300 10 7 De. Now 9 Paris sod tendoure 3 ft ti6l M 2 Do. blithe Ronan and Ham .. 116 101 91 26 Do. 4M.M., L.&1111 14 s 90 &nate , : and Meese.. 31 4 9 Do.letsh ,Illt fi a' le 27p. IN Sitresteerp& Dote .• 9 Delut.sh..ft aft 4,1, 20. 9 Tour. sod Nantes .. 2 1 Do. MALAWI eJa EB4 We. !lenders 86 fd. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.-Orsosoo or TR. MAN cderaa, domino, eon Lueoothsolas Erni:01011 MOM 1471001 Y To Iloth.-On Monday this line of rummy was opened for public trams. The filet train from Liman lett at 7.15a.m. The trace matted hum the Midland Nadu, the Um to llull fanning aMection with that railway mat of thud% wale West of the city the same company's hoe from itheffivid to Uncoln nets into • the Greet Northern hallway, and Into the station a that cempariy, so that the Manchester, eleMeld, and Listeftdire Company will hare trains running into both the Lincoln Mathes. A beans\ line Dom New Holland to lertememliumber will soon be opened to accommodate the traffic from the south met of Rashid te the north, via Berton Ferry, to the Hal great d Rail way. The merchants aed traders of Hull anticipate great dream-ft from the Waited diarists being brought into so elm ccenezion with their port. Pour troths daily run each way between Hull and Lin coln, in conjeartion with trams to and from Uncola and Notting ham. The dee ere moderate, and the douses le aftemplided in 21 house The opening tran loft Bull at 3 pm., end nomad Lincoln at a quarter past 3, without say &Went. butl7ll Dovot.-The ri quisition of the Bristol share. holder. eating on the areotote to convene a meeting for the ream aideration of the atmospheric eystem, has hem presented tattle board, but It lase not yet acme under censideratine. Mr. Wookorube, the late deputy-chairman, mese& Mr. Gill, M.P., as chairman of the company. None of the atmowtherft meant= Me yet been taken up or removed, sad the teemed's' still week over the rails with the tubes betweee them. The meet high tides have swept away • large portion of the public promenade§ on the sea-sids of the line, and at some exposed pasta where the sea enoroaches too near to the rat, so SA mmetimea to sweep on to it, breakwater, are being emanated. The esteneion ot the line from [airs into the beano Plymouth is not likely to hoopoes' beim February neat. Twin. Nswc.a.firi.e, AND Bausrsco.-Mr. Hudson is about to take in hand the entire completion of the docks at the Tyne, i hich will glee to the York, Newcaftle, and Berwick a perfect water terminus. which ire desired to bear the dreseleate rued won, wh► thet the *Willa were to be ownederoe se, lathe= doe, wesittoes for NAL ; sad whether they were sot to have ea sesseat of the proceeds of the sales—Mr. Bases mai Mr. Bloat, for the defradeata, eoattaded the the perdu mar r realm had so title seder the =eased thot the esheille ally posilied Ur delta Is doe, sad leh their validity to be es tabibbal try the ponies. The Vier ftlibeiner said that, sesordloli le his prat slew of the ore, sod of the of the see (the wads of which were by so reams iGsd ... le mete Week wit* woo ea se tie betas. of the paint wailer of the ow- Ser; use was the sasimeatka of the delft ia the isle imisteried to be bring apes thew Thet esisiewalea at the ar Debar pserled incubi« ; hot, ea the whales it eesesed the rest pirate 'MIL If it were the coned terrooka, it henna owarow to earitior seedmy th*, woe dr es the bey eves if die wail • try^ wig& lir soaker wen Gadded es rune, MI Ide liesaar dealltod whether ray dole was dee to the errs Si the Ire Mc Oherilos, sad if he MAW that view of the ere the WI word be dieeilsei without wer e sad *MOM -N to swam mit Shod" ho es samidensiea mesa hr ehre=t it uilkai n t wa rreald latioree o to that ffer to the t, sad direr the CYO to be leased is the paper hrteepeeat UM, YleaChemodke Ingram EAST AND Wen Intim Dots C •Lt n u —lnuntrimatma an beterpleader salt, Med by' the Dock Compaq @Owl Mum. Littlodate, inerehants, of Liverposi, and amain Passes mershante at Bombay, to deteembe the mailisting skims el dm defemelants to a cargo organism Three mom were sew Wore*. einut—oes by Waft Liededelk Ile dissolve the inleastios restraining them heni preseedlig la Dover spirt the company to re nnet the mem ; anodise by the semppsaaoy, to take the bill seafeese Nernst the Parsee mmoiaota, for want of an sweet ; and dm third by ths Pants aseraltanta, tar Portlier time to newer.—Mr. Wood appeared for the company, the phase& ; the Solicitor , Omeral end Mr. Follett fur the dr ;sealants, Mown Littleciale ; sad Mr. Lewis for the Pane* nisreltsats.—rpm its being stated that the belt snows' of the Parses teneshants was outsell/ m =BmM the Vies- Chmesiber divested that the Needs= Mandl ome rum ray I that a fey el Me Mended weiseree should be headed to Me 110111111111 Mews. 141toodelle, ease that they might have as - "eeehaoft orpidging whether it mead be sae ter then to sime to beteg pet is whitest meth or eirsa tare ; that if this add be Mem the ewe of delay would be obviated, and the question might be pat late an Irradiate train fer ambits at law. KINXRDT W. lima.—Conemocnon or • Wits.—la this met the testatrix had bequaathed aortal& property to her two children, with a provision that, 1a ease timi should die before her, " Leaving so heirs, them the property should go over to other puma.—The Vica-Chaneellor held that the word "or " oust be cositrwri " sad ;" and that, both children havisß arrived the ustatriz, the bequest weed in them absolutely. COURT OF QUIRN'S BRNCR.—Ynaranoar. Kist Palm—Bohn Lard Mania and a Speaial Jury. WILIIOIII O. LIOLDIIII.-1•1•111LITY OP • RAILWAY Co. iltrritawas.—Mr. Chambers, QC. sad Mr. Lash, wove counsel for ths p/aiatiff; end Ser F. Thesis; Mr. Crowder, Q.C., sad Mr. Rovill, appeared as Waif the defendant. — This was an aoticia r bec o suaZ Mr. Efflogham Wilma. the !sob/Baler, a 00111Mtlet•eraaa of the Lyon and lievern s taroyßailway Coamany, to recover the sum of PH. for priataag, mationery, Ika. It appeared that the scheme wm started in the month of Sept. 1845, sad was wound up St the • December. The de fendant was et first a lumbar al taw sommiatee, sad boas the interest which he took In the advents . ..at of the concern subsequently booms a member of the mansgiag committee. He had not been present at any of the easetiap of the cornauttee, sad had osly taken ea Wive part in media, the affairs of the cow Lissy. It was contended, ea the part at th e defendant , that had never Fires say authority to order the work per formed by the plaintiff; that he had not attended the most imp of the cominittise until the affair was being weand ay ; and that although he had casually said he was desirous for the ewer of Use scheme, sad that it should be ostensively advertised, yet that did not wonder him liable.—Lord Den man basis, sitututad up, the jury retlnd, and altar aa atones of (our hours found a verdict far the plaintiff far the amount clainsd. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—VaimunoaT. Before Kr. Oinuoissioner tow. Ix IRS DAVID SMALL.—AIt ineolvent bad been*. guardian of his nephew, W. H. Small, sad had received in that character a sus of 3001. Ile went to New Zealand, when he acquired property, and became s magic. ' trate, hut he afterwards failed, mortgaged his property, mild hie furniture, and returned to England. He had sines made a voyage to Sydney as a master mariner, and was about to return to New Zealand with hie family, when he was arrested at the suit of hi. nephew, whom le beed to have beentlead many years ago. The insolvent said h u ed lent the money to a surgeon, at Bristol, who had • large claim upon him.—The court considered the conduct of the insolvent to call foe the application of the discretionary clause, and remanded him fur six swaths from the date of his vesting order. SOUTHWARK COUNTY COURT—Yarrow...T. HeOp•J. Qlve. lab Judea COCILMOTON o. PAITCZAILD.-11111 01011 Batton , or SOUTHWARK SINVIONO TO PAT Mal °IMAM.— Mut facts of this case appeared in oar paper yesterday. Oa the case being called on, Mr. Harman, the defendant's esuaral, suited that the high bailiff kat found out that be wan is error respectiag the cheque. On looking over the cheque. book, he found that he wrote out a cheque on the 16th of June far 111., in favour of Cockiagto_si and Blanchard, and that he gave it to the former. It had away' bees the high bailiff's practice to pay all his dicers by cheque, which was gives to his clerk to settle, but, on the pre seat oseation, he broke through that rale, sad entirely forgot the circumstance. —llr. Fosbrooke, oa behalf of the plaintiff, contended that the It bailiff had acted very prematurely ea the previous day in calling the plaintiff and Mr. Blanchard perjurers, and threatening to indict them for that offence. Be considered that his client had every reams now to make that threat against the defendant and Brit, who had most decidedly perjured themselves as Mooday.—The learned judge said that it was a mistake on both ides. He, however, consi dered that the plaintiff was entitled to the week's wages, 21e., and the *armies, 11. 2d , and he supposed the defend ant would sot object to a matt for those sums. The evi dence was quite clear that the plaintiff was entitled to that, but as for the eight weeks to the other party , that was paid in the discreet, sad tlime bad been ao proof before him to We costrary.—His Honour aeserdiagly gave a verdict for the plaintiff foe 11. 21. with mete. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Tau. Duo. 18. Won Owen —geese Sr. Judos node. 11•NSLAUOSTSS ST • QUACK DOOTOS--T. Whit a d, 64, woe Waned with the manalaughter of Ostrge Taylor.— Mr. Overead stated the case George Taylor, • res grimier, residing at Sheffield, was stiffens' from some awes in the an.. The prisoner, for a gnat number of years, has bees waning • surgorm, without lissom. sad tha de weed placed Mandl trader kis treatment Whitehead re. cosuanded him to apply some siateasok after whin W Inca his arm, sad aeon is the wend • trivet gunny of tow. He also applied mune, whisk bit W iffeet of sun rating the dimes. Oa the 12th ef August Whitehead piled out the tow with a pair of misses% an there was a hole so large that about four inches of the ken became visible to the surface. WhiMlead °satiated to he ensulted, sad fa his igaornes aggro vated the malady by his treatment most grievously. The soosequens was, that the damned kept fineriag ea, is great peia,natil the 22d Bept.,when he A mambos et witainse were sidled who fully proved the bete stated by the leaned esaaeol.—Mr. Fisheries bating ad deemed the Jury on behalf of the gnaw, wend winsome were sidled, who deposed to the skill sad ease dip eyed by the prisoner In his general prastiss.—Kr. Overtime replied and his Menhir named up.—Tke jam, ado ensteltirig for alma a quarter of ea hen, laud the peewee Oesiltp.—He. Justin Kea* In panes sestobserved to Whitehead that he had ben Wan guilty o meet aggravate d Mins. Hs had, by Die seltownelt, In supposing that he send cep any sad all Weans to whin is.. was Was, awed tbe death of sa niortunate ladividaal la the prime of lift—To be immisond sad kept at hard Liner kw on year. basin AT BKADVOILD.—J. PMfw. 30, Visa isiiistid for the wilful murder of Babe. Stater, at Bradford. The deceased was fend drown be • " beck," teEd, at Bradford, on he 24 th October last. On the previose he ISM at the Navigation Inn, in Bradford, he wee ousediagly wiry, mac loam, joked, sad Amen bane the nanny, same of whom a their hilarity had blacked his lase. Perfect good hellownip mined Minn tke Stewed sad the primmer, who was them, ad no quarrel waned. At 110' els* de. awed lea the bons, aid be got Into Silabridmeleme, sad the he Galled at a while bens, when he stepped nal he Wenn very laugh isteziond. Oa going away, me Wren in the Waldo& towards Bradford, sad that was this On he was ever sass slim. The ant thin seen of kW was la a ligeffiV• or Week, whisk pews Omagh Readied. Ile was Salt den ; bat, ink the easeption ef a watch is the An And, there wore so marks of nation ea the be d,. lneselese daeollsod bad bees thrown seta the water, or An bin semalmed a mystery for twee era de's, whoa en rinser amwenemed himself to the pollee, and made • detailed Wes met lone sleet that he had murdered the man. The Mbar widens Ina partly eonoboratory, sad in SOMerelpenenallele datery.--Theprisomer, es Win sailed au Ise hie define, in observed aaythiag.—ffir. Intim boas, in seamen gag, ea there befog as ablation of any evident rte the caw of death, swept Me prisemer's own statemeat; bat If they believed him they lane fin him guilty —The jury, atter an stews ea Went sad a half, return. d a wan a 144 Owilty.—His to addressed the prisoner. man he had had a very narrow most» ol ng kaaged.—The pri mmer replied that if he had been prepared it would kam bees so serious matter. Hs had served tor sine !are in the guards, and they met with a Tory severe accident, which wily tenanted his life. No one would give him work olds' to hie leaving fits.—llit Noble, the governor t f the eastle, said that Wes he been to his custody the one rier had had sissy dpilsptie its. He considered hint to her aas. Ile was • insiote ti • last maims, on a charg of being onforsed s the awns' and he wetronme, quitted is the pound of besenity.—The court, silt many, ordered that he should be cetakied, until a mengion had ex amined kim ; sad that epos • * initiate ot inecnity being greeted he should In removed to a tuned° amine SOUTH LANCASHIRB.—Livedroot, DEC 18. Reiss Mr. lam Ald[T•011. 1111 MANCHESTER CONSPIRATORS. J. Rankin, R. C. Cropper, D. Donos G White, M. Dortoergh, W. Chorksiell, .1. Moot, J. Wed, and J Loa* wen indiseed sue sedition etespiony et neaelesserr. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—(Tenerassay.)—Before the Broader. ALLSGID orma, a palace constable, surrendered Is take his trial for pertary.—hir. robins= appeared for the proseention, mad Mr. Ballerina wee for re dream The resertor, • Spaniard eared Visor% Pars, had bred as agent for Messrs. Norm and Co. edgier ntenutoturels, sad sold clines Is, them on eonuedeslon. Oa the illst of Oasts; the perator wee applied to by% rear neitied Lee to prows I hiss a boa et British rpm, the prise elt lehrit war fic, sad Pens took it to him os the falbewiag_end Lee gar kir feel Itelfrowas in yaymised, and bet riving say change the tar sad UPS Wan to lilt Crown and Sceptre, in Old Carr, whets thelersestion was completed by his giving Lee the shilliep dregs. While they war an dr pularbers, the dedearat manse in moor Carby snorer sortable end a third parer, and ed sere revarran Sped the subsea of ins miens, whisk resnird is hie • rides hie late custody. Neat slaildig prow err wee shamed breve the Lurd Mem with hswkeeaq alpn wither a liseess. Delscd.aht &pod thee he oar Peres if hi had get • hawker's licence, to whisk he sepllsa that he had amt—that be thra went t.i his Weer. rises he wad etre agars; sad he dee stated theewils Y W pubis hawse hr sot bear It ns lir, rhall thz i ßle le art sal that th e dos were sheep." The Ur Mfrs diandead due wriest ass, awl the present liclistreat was esperel the defeadaat tire tho lispsdliat made by 7ai • the Leal Mayor, the Vaasa ley len white the allaustir elperiery mud bar& ast Peresed agi mg that be bed set get • hawker's Wear, sad that he did net, in port et last,elbe the cigars tor sale. Thirlrgetlia, barever, wee net sepperal ran by the preesswier sad his widadlissi. It appeared are that the era W tern " got up" W a Wires irk nem/ Jar" sod ruling the pres;tr i that per... was armed IS lone the dedri. bang dinelled by Ake Iteeeekt sot so UM any eeimerintios withths wireless. Alterwers the Reordereederal Johnson r to be met Is,, bet he hod disappoared.—The hey witted the prlsonee.—The leserdor, ia adoring the at to 'r be diestuged her waredy, Obserad, that it wee lamporible , is avoid reneerkinu the error dreier d poem who win supposed to be swim for etterare. essareing priessueise oa behalf of the rein. -- YIDDLIIBEX. 6168I0166.—Tirnassev. Belem ea.eaye athabwm. The December Adjownrat Swiss cesamenesd yesterday meninx at ClarkeawalL The Weeder toetaleedtbe mama of 204 r (shoat tbe avenge somber), of whoa 63 were with felony. Not owe of the primers oould read or to well, 24 meld neither reed ear writs, 31 could to ao imperfectly, 16 could reed only. POLICE.-YESTERDAY. WORNIIIPITRIIIT.—Rxramarra $ or Bum. —Blisa Divine, the wife of a joarueyman wearer, was ehaiged with haviqg twin ,earned with others in stealing 1,600 hobbies of silk, and a quaatity of skein silk, of the value of 2001., the popery of ntr. O Hey, trimming MMII - the night of the 9th inst., as t of , • es was Assiad isle Use piassaataes wassisoass, whisk was PUBLIC SALES. Deo. 19. -By Mr. Joxx Dawson, atthe Mart-Freehold mansion, 46, Dover-street, Piccadilly; let cm repairing lime to Lord Oman. In 1836, at 2201. per annum ; sold for 4,301. Freehold paaYs, known as Dover-yard, Berkeley-street, Picca dilly, ecempriag esseh Mau staling, lisa. ; let at rests producing 5501. per annya bat W. of which wtU not be attainable till 185% axing till then included in Lord Ciardnaes Mae, and the whole sub ject to aha bras rent of EL 10a. 10d. 7,0001. Mr. Baum., at the Mart - Freehold mansion, No. 6, oltemarisesseet, Pimsaly, 20 mem, Manic aloes, ka, in band WOW, to be tam st a valuation ; land-tax redeemed • 6,9008. Freehold bylaw, No. iormyard, , Coax and l Cid Burlington streetoemplikg atr eoall T stable, Maim for two earringes, with errata TOMO sad lolls over; attune to be taken at Telma dm; soft Mean. Ninny and LOTTO, at OIITAWIIrO.-LOSW, good wicl.lisratateska of the llotia de Provence, Letoesteraguare, with a Benda Cranhourne-sueet. The tap of the heed eh.p are let at rents producing 2421. per annum, and the aseleyseparty le held ea lease for 43 years enea pima at MI.; dm masa Is take week extant /U., at valuation -Waned at from 1,111191. to 1,3008_,. • 1,2901. *WM BUM and Bost, at Garrasay's -Two leasehold berth nth penises, SI Ind 32, Tuoley.strect ; let on 15.... for r e s L s ems .Lad Wits 38 years unexpired at MI. per annum; NOM dualsophounsolide, radyardu Goalatcautreet White. =f i at non orodeang VOL yor eamesa, end laid for 43 ymrs at ISI. 4e., ma sally*. to 281.160. per year taut aad 71. inumnest %SOL foe jtaataeld Atha, S and 4, Allwyn-road, Canoabary ; mtlinated anand vivo MIL. Midair 961 years at MI; Imams bonded In Ips= SS 1.1401. Km upper portion let em Meek, see memes; Yid Ibr ffi yews unesplred at73l. pa MOM Sams le le Isbea at velastiss ; MOL Time imea. II eat IS. Tsedmier-plane, Bow-toad ; let at entese= a l6l. per mom. awe Sell Set 711 yens Baca 1824 Mlll. redeemed ; alum. is be tan at a am dies; 7 Clegplaidtheempe and premises, 4, thetheatee. Wails% asth =heree, AR% Us" with pentane ; flumes to be taken at ; 701. Meier& h em and Dav at th e Mart.-Two free bold m l ( en Peckham ; santated natal, 641. per annum (me at); la leis ; 6304 Freehold groyanste of 278. per annum; emend u pon nine homes in New.road, Peckham ; let on lease for 97 years nlimited; 3201. Rome and shop, 12, thanks-plat. Okiroad, fit Pennies; let on plied , lease et 604 OkiniSlO, U. yearn to 608.; held ibr 96 years, an 12L lis.; astures lauded In purchme • 5901. Private homey 3. Chenimplace, Mitered, Bt. 'Pancras ; let for 424. yearly; held for 96 years, unemired. at U. • datums included ; 4001. Leasehold property, as of three booms is Frtsr-etreet, end Am houses in Unimmtreet, Bladdriare-road ; peodu, in weekly raak, 3738. 16s. per mita aad held for 56 yeses, ills 1529, at SOL ; WOMB Winded; I,oooi. Two homes, 11 and 12, Vitimmenvet, Umbrae ; estimated rentsl, W.; held for 77/ yens at 61. 6s. ; Wares landed ; in lots ; 4091. Messrs. H. Baown and T. A Boman, at the Mart.- Two hews and Mom, I sad 1, Botland-temee llyekney-roed ; esti mated annual milles, ; held for 63 years en:tapered. at 12L ; 41031. The Sun Brewery, Traialgar-diriet, WaliPoltb. with two dwelling louses in Partlandatrest, adjoinieg ; let at rents producing GIL 6a. per ammo ; held till 1676, at 161. 4lOl. Mr. ROORHT% at the Mart -Bel leasehold houses, LOWOT Neer-street, Walworth, and four ditto. lindM•stmot **aft • let at rents prodoeing 1401. 160. yearly; beid far 56 yeas unexpired, et 301 - j ra. to pay tame, and amens lauded in par : Fear kasthold Mena, Upper Boater-sine% and Isar ditto, Bath street ; estimated snail rental, 16.17. 4a. ; held for 38 years unex pired, at 111., and myth& to tams ; enures included in w ean, • MOL it: Upon. Balm strait and three Mune and shops, Port panda theether 1941. per annum, and held rard bek yore at per imam; outdo* to tame; attune Salad la parables; SOIL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PR.Oilijeic— utOtso-Ltirts, Die 19 The sugar swalist, setwltheendlit the larp ;while Wes, opened today with wet Imam, ad the esteems picas quoted at the elope et lot ed: we tmak pid. sad tioeseboally a shade edema The armor et below Ms bees large, eay 1130 Oda Woe Lodi, wild eldelly by pleas weleset ta petite sale; 2,000 lop liamidos and =tap et hood hod b 400 ohs et Porto Rho. midst olowly, lot se isise tma be quoted.-0111he : 7hi aill 1111MiblISI to weer as wood wwssnases, Oda the seweals too Wes, daft the watt et Meson to wean to. sew way, bee midst to eteesObsa. sea weals al] the seed eedtssey sedge Colas tag was as is moist st 191.:ft. to Os., has ices liseplOby private coolest, width rtes as Hear at tally tol.—ltalosue silt genital tall 4 = l : o L est ilitilitOli Vll4 611. rellsedes. 10 to 15, lea: The Wee west of want at _ld. to di advassa—Onist t no bap bolos reputed la Owego' rei tethiy.eliestates 1= burs to-day, anJ 1,200 bar we reported old at tolls reemibie dul at Ou dd. es thespet,—Tea The tibia i g — reestesi Coda have mot altered obis; the market wears a doll appeeresse.—lteat rour ore odlowee said SO to 00a—Go she said Us. to 97. ed.—ferias boots is 154 to lls CA —.lire mold MI. Us. to 171.3 a 10.. - Boom articles no entrains, hot tare eas t ' 0 ,174 tam, waned on the pat id buyer. generlly. COTTON.—LI•naIOOI., Der. Iff. The inerket was ease brisk. 600 bales were sold, including WO taken Wm. Prises : Boats. If to 31. 'tau NANCHMITEit, Die 19.—The arlytheing prin. ow materiel In Liverpool have calmed producers to d ee ., Our goods ind yarn so much above those current lart bushiest, a meth' is seriously rtite, are ho checl dingked lo off.r ou ft: noHist rt. me minuy, ol am hr. Zit p s neatly sprung up for the staple pronuetione of tb d,* a both for home consumption end escort, bsa bees of legitimate description, and it in is be rtgrettea ihm"" lea &mad mime to glee it • thick. Should th e yr,* .._ aq e tendency of cotton continue, we feu that a t„......iginatat one progress must be looted for, ea bop re are tart — i i . Moe it to comply with the Fleanow eked. As a tole. ta.gay ; only orders of the meet pressing nature see the impression with many large Rhgrpieg burns SO, they will nut be In a same position by keeping their or.es re snee kir • little. 'ills bueinere doing mug hi:quoted at . *Yr Mat week's gala", but sot equivalent to the inertneed raked so that neither manufacturers nor opinion can be said to 7 . r better position. and tbe steady program of the market is be tb e disturbed. Spinners are seeking lully Id. per po un d a d etam ..-. 6. 1 week's prices, and many of them have aluotelh er market teeth.. Slight advances are more readily obtain. , 4 „;4 for home numulacitura than upon those foe espoct Mei ft ro, at Todmorden oil the mill, are running full tisue, and ecetep..s by empl..ying only adult hands, are inched to sawed the a bo b t , hours prescribed by the late act. All the artery hands in thethozy t generally in full work at prefect. 'ibis le, however, far f t . the cane with the hand-bum weavers, many of silicon kr.. tak `wt URI work. We have to note a more favourable insect cf t"'" Macclesfield. Figured goods are more in d. mood than me bees for some time. During the last three fur Seanth e Lion of this den:elution of goods manufw or d her: brio far previously ; during :he decline many pruducera were sobj tt y 7 ow lames, in arnaerouf nee of Metro:tug attempts to t eb en ,'Z' t e i alle ,ing b , y th ir rein remed emb.ce variety a of th pa .. tte la... rllll. .N .. ow s ul t :t d. te r tale esegi MS from poem venturing Upoll wish uueerluin preawk... mairequenee is, that a few only of the more lar.seeoag aid are venturing to :reduce this description of good, ifsaminer anal Times. WOOLLEN CLOTHS—Law, DiT 19.—nm a very thin attontince of merchants at oar el ,th Lab, UM - and th e business done was eoerrepoadierly •Arball. The psr4 ehaeged hands were a few wool-dyed Works son mules tiles, em t few cloaking* for 'mods:web. Prime remorod firm. BLANKETB.—HecKuorownus, Lee. 18.—Tbe r .... an Improved attendance ca userdmats at the blenket-ba tbb num; and a little more business was done fur ezmu m . 1 .7 regards the home trude, the buyers purchseed sparingly. I to keep op amortments of stock. Prow the LONDON GAZETTE.—Trad .y, BANKKUV•r Cantos LOCRTAI Berry, Taunton, borolrwtatire, I,ake , b m reader Dee. 28 at 1, & Jan. 31, at 11, at rlteter It SA, gawk Co., Unmet. ; 81cip/on, Exeter; & Penny, Taunton; tff, Wesel, Exeter. HANKY DOVOLAII Comte, Liverponl, deakv mpaper 3 & 23, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. now., Gregory & (b., n ,. kgan&einw; & Woodburn, Liverpool; off. rat, LiverpooL Gmaaer Coast; Cturelb.row, Upper-rt., bllanton, loon ea► ' baseman, Dee. 22 at 12, & Feb. 2at 31. Haraktig Cations., Mark-la.; off. meg., Cannon, Hoc:a at nte*. i .t. 4 Jsna 8411[1.08 Gomm Angel-terrace, Ilenmeresiik, ou t maker, Den 20 at 111, & Jen. 30 at 1, at lkoinsball4. *Jo. Basiouttalke.; off. ands., Mundell, Jona Multamon, Norwood, owl meretwai, 1. 1 29, at 11i, at Haeognall.t. Sul., 141 w-err, Great Hornet., nip talon; off. aeon.. Turquand, Jowl Tram., Hampton, Oxfardc,ire„ corodraler, ha. at 2, k Jan. 30 .t 2 1 , at IntaingtallaL Nola., Clow., M. muarld..4, ' k Boon Hampton, Oalowlabire; oIL ImalE, Ed mut* Wrdentetal. Sousa Urroa, Dawliab, Devomakire, grocer, Dec It at L kJ & 31 at 11, at Yieter Ct. Mob., Terrell, Grafi-ton, to Total, or. Hernaman, Exeter. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. germeb, upbolfterer. r. rem., BMus, Suisun 1 4 . er. H. 111411Awonte, Lyme Keps, Dee J. ma , 61.Na11, T. w eeassa. "' irliiir ' imeeldria hembeem Muer a... 6 = T. Clarke. UMW, berreepam meek R. od erembespeel boa me am. Owe, user meet. W. Cm. Tatum, Semereenbire. T. am... Mueseagenseng beteler. K. K. sued.. Damn& yes, J. Cam TUC* Lisiennaker, weeny P.A. oe baltpay. J. It-,w•. )11•42...tadi1m sera J. Geri/Nor. Swieetberm. LlneoLa• J. deke..ar n o.ledrrr, Lttle bamer. cpeuter. Ylumm W. Hem, %Vermeer. tottermale. L. edam, Muer/A eike, 11. Ruben; Nom en labourer lebemer. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. J. Acomb, Blackburn, Lancashire, draper-let dlr. of su, Dm • say subsequent Tuesday, at Harm's, Heneliester. G. F. Arnold. Aspley Guise, Bcdfurdsbiir carpenter-Ist err. d le. 2d., Dec. 20, K. slime subsequent WedUedsys, at TeMerelk Guildhall-U=la T. Medium, Chanoety.lane, law stationer-let di.. a fs. Id, Is, 21, & three subsequent Thursdays, at Stensfeld's, King'semue R. Cohan, Strand, W dar-let dlr. of Sd., Dec. 20, B then an quent Wednesdays, at Turquend's, Gut dball-chuib. J. Eckstein, Notting.hill, iroemo: ger let dir. al ltd. DNA & three subsequent Wednesday., set Turquards, Guildhaldink E. Edmunds, Losndepst., Knightsbridge, ;hosier-2M s mg m. of 21d. Dec. 21, & three subsequent Thuradays,st Mawkish, LIM. In T ; d. J. eery, sea., Lewes, Sumer, lion founder -eel die of 101.1111. 20, & three subsequent Wednesdays, at Turquand'e, 0162101 eisszsb. J. Harmer, Dudley, Worcestershire, draper-letdir. rib, Dell, h any subsequent Tuesday, at Eraser's, Manchester. J. D. 11111, Hornenele, Lupins-hire, seed climb: at-Ist die. d Dec. 22, & any subsequent Friday', at Carrick'ft, Dull. R. H. Marshall, Plymouth, draper-lid di.. of IL lne. RP three sub& quent Thuredaye, at Stansifekl'a, Kinghaarroayt W. Maunder, Prelmlece, Kensington Gravel-Mu, hiker-MU of 2s. 6d., D. e. 21, & three subsequent Tbura&ye, et Simdefx King's-mina-yd. S. Solomon, Strand, tailor-2nd dir. of CI, Doc. 21, Itikesisten quent Ibursdaye, at St disfeld'a, Elng'nertunyd. W. Watts, Ashton-under-Lyne, draper -Ist die. ef k, Da IS, 11 any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson'', Manchester. J. 'Webber, Woodet., ehcapenic, warehouseman-41h dir. d % Dec. 20, k three subsequent Wednesdays, at Turgid:4's, Goleta& cherub. DIVIDZNBS.-Jan. li. J. Broadbent, Walmersley con knelt. worth, Lam-whim paper mak T J. Broadbent kJ.Buglin, Walmersley emu Shuttlewarth, paper makers-len. 11. L len. Croydon, surrey, fronmonger-Jan. 12. A. 11. Chambers, no., See Bood.st., banker-Jan. 15. W. &memo, North Snialds, Nankin berland, banker-Jen. 11. J. rooter, Bergeld., Bocklersburt East India merehant-Jan. 11. J. Glue, Portsmouth, tailor-Jos-IL D. Greeninuod & J. Bateman, Burr, Lancashire, budders-Jea. 11 IL Hill, Gray's inn-lane, brewer-Jan. 22.-D. Hugh e, TredeW bal Wont", Monmouthshire, grocer-Jan. li. .1 Hushes, Wdoein cum Shuttleworth, raper maker-Jan. 11. B. Key, Totting= Loeb end, Lenemhirs, corn dealer-Jim M. C. D. Matthew., Minster Norton, Oxfordshire, banker-Jan. lt. D. IL Horror, ?man. walk, Old Keut-rd., coal merchaat-Jan. 11. J. Nurse, Andann Hams, each ler-Jan. 11. W. l'yman, St. Outh, Essex, corn menimt -Jan. 11. L Read, CIL Marylebormat., tailor-Jan. 12. C. BMA Newcastle-num-Tyne, mum-Jan. 12. W. Smith, ban., Mods& Durham, manufacturer of earthenware--Jan. 11. J. Speller, MU at., Shareditch, cbeesemonger--Jan. 11. M. IL loogood, C rm Isms M br onmouthshire, grocer 11. W. Wilkins Si J. E. Emu Teen idge, Wiltehire, woollen drapers-Jan. 11. W. Williams, Coining. hat maker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONR-William Anderson, Leith, W. /hut, Dee. 26 & Jan. 16, at Stereneon'sehamb., Edinburgh-AU sada Angus, Bathgste, merchant, Dec. 28 * Jan. It., et the fuel Garter Hotel, Lnlithgow - Jahn Fenton & John Johnstve d = l : owners, Dee. 22 B Jan. 15, at tte New Ship Tavern, Lel mew Frederick Lloyd & Henry Simpson, Edinburgh, Irking en Purrs, Dee. 25 & Jan. 15, at the Commission unit General fedmen of P. S. Fraser, Edlnburgb-geniuel M•Keen, Foed.l, fIWA chant, Du 26 &Jan. 16, at Mrs. Hutton's New lon, Edward Piper, Ewa Craig. Edinburgh, emell nmlrortnr. Ittn NB Jan. 15, et Dowel's-dumb, Edinborgh-Jamie When, On* groom, Des. 17 & Jan. 17, at the Royal Hotel, Airdrie. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-M. Brombeed & 2.alefagg. Brooknenrket, Middlesex-W. Butler &J. Hopkt i l l st_e. nackeeS . Aldernumbury, City-W. Child a W. K. Child, Croaks &J. It. Street, Buckingham-et, Strand-W. James Iliad. ford, Lirerpuol-G. Knight B .1. Knight, Tewkesbury OlosalledOe -W. Mumble & K. Fowler, Glamow-21. Murray, k. J. Ineer Orr, & J. are, Partmanut., Portmareq. eo far re • R r umll7 l=l " . P 4" ; gbwrtt M rlea b go e t erLj as . I L egtr g als tis fw." with M pe,akeup & Co. & Stewart & Co.-J. Taylor Westmorelend-11. 11. Wens & U. hates Mot w lt har T. l. Li saa.id.r. Teßey. Raebdale„ south.r.k Lanssoblre-- -o..Subway '. Ward a g LL Honduras 'on Dorp, Great Bt. Helen's, City. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCH - Ma a. AWL DOB. All. IDOL • ab.. ea DM ALL 3 Dublin ...... 0 0 added ... 0 0 ladle r. Muth- 0 Sado _le 1 Waterford Oil Madan 0 arapku...Dia. 10 Hannlint. 1 Inalagbadas. 0 1 Vrancie Ol D llarreJLA .0 0. lain Din n I Smnarains. 00 Llsban..D.l26 0 Halloo In I Os 0 01210.. 901$ 1 10010h1W0 .... 00 arta. N.A.W. to . .tfaz ..Dae.ll Swims. Dee. IL—Arrived: Anw, OWFiabo;Neptenr: eserieddrose. Copeeiwiew ; La 1019 11 = 00 , D" kirk ' 1 PeNnberg ; Cluistises, . Wird : Straomnly. La# cost= ; Lard Ihrtm Mauritius • , Intoner ; Sall , " 00 ' gall, New Wass ; Naos Magnin, ; Rawer, Rotierdar Mend, Omemed ; Willa mad Ana, Adel& ; Dolphin 0.0 0 , itroli Spartan. Adisiaidr. BIRTHS. AN GEL.—Des. I at Totem, Mrs M. Aare!. of a dturbier. BUSH SY.—Dec. 14. at Lefallehl. DOW liverwol, Mrs. T. A. Bab*. of a (MIST W eon. YND.—Des. 15, at Woeful Hall, Seffordsbize. the Weal Major Chetwynd, 'Me of theist Life Guards of • daughter. DOUULAtt.--Der.. 16, at Wiltourresscat. the wite of the Sm. Donates, of a son. OMENNIIILL.—Dee. 18, at Statlooettlell. Oneedilli of t orem—Doe 17. at Pooh street. Southwark. Ma G 7 4 6 0 .41 daughter. PLaTILIDGIL—Dee. 16. at Brighton, the wife of W. Pante" OT • Dec.HIL V—D 18. at licattaguestreet. Baena no". I n " J. PIS* pot. of a eon. UN 'AWOL—Deo. 14. M Balfour, We, the wife of N. Unlade. Hsi &Q.. of Maim Unlade. Oat. Ma sea. WFITS.—Dec. 11. at Benham, am Naha the wife of the Nev. a L. WALL M.A., of • daughter APPLIIOE—BLLDSHAW.—Des. 16, at St. John's, tadmier.te the Lev. W. Houtingtaa. Mt. O. Afflotic to Mle Brahlter, all of Petite T. ibwithaw Um. Dl e ra l tr lia.ll.—Dee. 16, st Bldg beset Be J. S. Tellis. letl...2.i=riaseet, mead er of J. Lem. egt. OILS IiThILBIL—Dee. M Bedotehaut Muse , . by the 211 • 1 * onsloa the oonivr W. It. (Albert, lilt Horse to limas ohaa tided Peters, lam , of Beeitetham.toce. Kent. HUN T--801DTT.—Dee. 14, at Watt Torrington, by the Km. J. Blech, Mr. W. C. Haat, to Amelia, daughter of the leo O. Scott BB Clockwise= Roam Soutillaoltool Leh ahD—DATtiat.—Dee. lg. at Weld Cbortb. LS. Neese i i Mee., to AY Gtam, eideedaughter of J. Davie.. the., of Deweele BM. PITSCHON— ` WOOD.—Deo. 14. at Shertara, by the Rev.'deid . Meath view. John. Youngest eon of Pureboa. Eek, of Moo Self! us e r Leeds. to Mat 7, mooed daughter of Mr. T. Wood. of tee fame EintlAN-811USSICK.—leee. 16. at IL ISOM" b ar 4. water, ...ohm Materna. bh of the laser Temple, beemaret-10. Mee. relict of the late Major HmriLf!subriet. DEATHS "DILL—Doe. 17. M llstriustoo. Woreakirshlre. Andg. aged 77. BIJUKLNIL—Dee. 17, at litteetweLpart read. Sleeve% NW 04 widow of the late It. Misokler,list. of Ishnstou. egad I& . BU RKE.—Dee. 13, at Iloyaillea. Mobert. )oungt.4 son et the lee s IL Rohs. Peal. aged H. COTTON.—Dec. 17, Mary, wife of Mr. O. Cotter., of Maidahaw ---.A .._. 11 ' ‘o3L—Doo. .at NOVO. the Rev. JUDO COl. U. D , rector dr gram. vor of Deehaat, and former maths of Oneneh eraihtb aged 66 WMINL—Pee. 15, al Great Cwnberland thers. M. Dlenhle h i ß4* —Des 17. as ber rssidenee, Royal crescent, Path Ih" ' Surat, widow of the late Wiliam tiarreit. _, B gee. ' HBATII.—Dee. 16, at Harwich. (Monte. stoonu hen R . HOPE.t ra D d el. 16. r r i pa a :=. W t e t s:oloster. the floc ladl Heeh • of the late admiral Sir O. Hope, NNWCUMEN.—Deo. 17, at Mhtleethala Mall. T ., Adore. L ' l4. comm. Met , aged 64. GAMY.- Vat itt, Mr. W. Baby of _Breather., aged 62. i TAT I.ol6—Dee. 17. at Lisabrooka. Feralsoma, J. T 5. 71 0. ‘ 4 " _ yratt. ao. ama ataataat hiss Haim.% al atria, tbeatyof Laudon, Prtat.s. a& Oa Ulnae. a to tn. p...ampa at Mbitcluarp.—Waliallal. at. Pataa....