The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-17 00:00:00

R:ctrenaisteisees, luny of the disciplinarian laws of the Vaited Church have b. come thapplisable or obsolete, and matinee to be reeler, ed and nes/tided, and othas to he enacted in their stead ; but, by way of sit cimi-n, we beg kayo to refer to the injury indicted on religion, and to the hardship imposed on the ridgy by their liability to legal penal'ies iii tie tent of their declining to read the burial seri' of the thatch In certain rams whore. sec. rd. leg te the spirit of sr ee. letiastical Liles, and to the homer 01 the office itself, that &evict ought not to be reed. "We have heart with greet regret that an lot. Minn i. entertained by c. rtaiu parties to make application for • royal charter, en4h.ing them to constitute au .aLibition nit a very large scale 113 the neighbourhood of the metropolis, with permission to keep it open to the public on the Leo"; t Day, and, fr.-ling !hall! is the bounden duty of thee:et to come forward era every lawful eaves:ea fur the pu. p ,::. ot maintaining the saneti•y of the christiao Be: o b ot h, we tordshir. to consider —Mimes may he advised* tor avertiug an evil w loch spy, • ,rs to he fraught with melees injury the religion ot Zip and. •• Which. matters we most respectfully request leave te eahnint 1.. your grace and lordship." Dr. WORDSWORTH said hr left it entirely to the Immo to direct how they would of al with their at dement of sewe owes; whether they would send it to the upper hones u a collective representation, or ay an individual rept...en:a. tion, or whether they would 'vier it sot an indlvithiol re presentation to the committee they Lead appointed. The reverend devdor, in a lengthy and apparently tiling speech, then canna need ou the document, paragraph I.) paragraoh, and rel. reed generally to the cultel'l n ot the court h. reproducing thee niewa with which his name is identified. He urged on convocation the es; edieney of adopting esthete Mato m all their proteediog• the sere fratina ,'rote, and of beginning with the smeller grievafict a in their amours to amend the whole. lie cunt:oiled by demanding that the church should be placed in a pus Pion to make a formal soil solemn protest, in supp trt of the protests pron.. ding hum individuals and so - Licht". atiaasst tort desecration of the Sabbath which was threatened by the new Crystal Palace Company, who, it unchecked, would rapidly assimilate the English Sabbath in the metropolis to .each a state ot things se war seen on a Paz Man Saaday in the Champs do Mars and Champs, Jerks. Ibe opinion of the house being against sending the re presentation to the upper house either as a collective or in ividual set of resolutions, it was ordered to be referred to the convolute. On the motion of Mr. Catmint:Lt., a resolution was passed expreesing the sattsfeetton of convocation, who wi re dr ier:us or prone:glue the iotercommunion of distinct por tions of the church, with the intentions and the results of the letters addressed during the last and present year by the Archbishop of Canterbury to the church of Scotland and to the church in toe Culled States of America. Some docusiou took place upon the expression " church of Scotland," but the ditheu'dy was removed by the addi tion of the word " episcopal.** Mr. MASSINDRIDID then brought forward a motion that the following runs' be adopted and sent to the upper house : " Whereas, in • representation introduced into this house on Friday last, the 12th instant, and retered by vote of this house to a' committee of grievances,' to consider and re port thereupon, among other weighty matters, and groaada therein addaced for desiring that the deliberative I unctions of Convocation should be resumed, the Into aggression ot the See ot Rome is soccitied as calling for a solemn protest, in the face of Christendom on the part of the church ot Lug land, speaking by her Convocation or Synods. And whereas, it appears to this house that it is, never theless, incumbent upon this present amenably ot Convect.. tion to otiginate, under proper authority, mitt that it may now most fitly origina,e, such solemn precast on the partuf the church of England. " Resolved,—That this ii:Ttre do make the following bumble representation to his grace the president, and to his right reverend brethren, manual fathers of this Church of England, in the Upper llouse of Convocation of this pro vince of Canterbury now assembled— " To his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Fri mate of all England and Metropolitan, and to their lord ships the bishops of the province of Canterbury in the Upper Rouse of Convocation mumbled, The humble repn:.'entatton of the clergy of the Lower Moue of the Convocation of the said province, showeth, " That it appears to the house that it is incumbent upon this present assembly of the convocation of this province, to originate under proper authority, and that it may now moot fitly so originate, a solemn protest on the part of the church of laieland, ag Oust the late art of the See of Itome, whereby that see has denied the existence of the church of England. And that it appears to this house that on this, the first opportunity presented to convocation of addressing her Majesty since the commission of this act by the see of home, it is necessary and expedient that the said act be made the subject of a special application to the crown. " This house, therefore, humbly prays your grate and the bishops of yuur province to frame, for the concurrence of this house, such special address to her Majesty, in order that this convocation may have license to make inch so lemn protest, in such terms so to the wisdom of your grace sad your right reverend brethren shall deem meet. " Further, this house beg leave to represent to your grace and your right reverend brethren their humble de we that year house would be pleased to take into consi derstion the question of inviting the bishop. and clergy of all the colonial churches being in your province of Canter bury, his Grace the Archbishop and the bishops and clergy of the province of York, his Grace the Lord Primate of all Ireland, with his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin and the other bishops and clergy of our church in that part of this United Kingdom, the bishops and clergy of the church Scotland, and the bishop* and clergy ot the church in the United States of America to concur with us is such our solemn protest. " Dated from this Lower House of Convocation of the province of Canterbury this 16th day of November, fa the year of our Lord, 1102." Dr. MILL seconded the motion. The necessity of the protest was self evident. This wat the first opportunity which the Coumeation bad had of declaris g themaclns on the subject ; and be did net doubt they wou:d prose them. mime the descendants of Bt. Augustin of Cantor bury. The Rer. Mr. Fats& urged the Mum not to plunge bunny into this matter. Au that ought to be granted to this paition wee to order that it should be laid ou the table for diwuo ion an another day. (Hear.) The DEAN of Buisroc wee opposed to its being even laid on the table. It was a most =Air proceeding to offer such • protest to the house without notice. (Hear, hear) Lot the rev. gentleman withdr►w it, and pre mike that be would bring it on afterwards. (User, hear.) A desultory dissuasion thee ensued, there being a desidol alderman of minims as to the miaow in which the 'notice should be dealt with. TM debate was eventually iaterrapted by a mow from the Upper Reese, easoceamts the Prolocutor. Oa Ids re tina he sammuseed that the archbishop had headed ►in the address to the news spread or by the Upper Hoses, sad M which the haearreace of the Lower lime was boiled. The PROLOCtrTOI read the *Adrian At the rearlusion et a mead readiag the doesateat, another merge arrived from the Upper Rouse (whisk had just adjeuzaed) edientralag the Lower Rouse. It wu aseeediaily adjourned to We day. E QUEST ON THE WOMEN KILLED AT TUB LTING-IN STATE. The lawn rdie Matta Meth Sarah Beau and Mn. Chests* Omsk was_ W peosesded with yestarda= ho e a Workuse, Chelsea, beds" Kr. ebby. Sit Mayne sod several polies osparistesilaste mad lesprehris were is atorertasse, wad won nowisedi Y die OWN sr the (ley. The romisder of the nausea lane, bows KM* The Coressr, having sesillesed thins, le ibis their anion townsiwedsived hes inesean yeessoled to neeplesille • the endows& le said dine M et be we dubs Net nee MOON% podia* , le the sr Jensen et Wiz sadism Mein, bed sone by violent dein, sad the teen= Iht a decide was, whether their diens MI boss or were is any way attn. butable to woolen er winellwel sw the pert at sag i tti b ti The duals. Ty had be She edam, of Chief Scour of Police, who had Islas the whole tionowilillity C t himself, and who, Knee. he lea wet OM lestros. bons for the opening of the snood saneness le the Keeps tel.wis not prepared to (key Net Onset of Kr. NOM bed nougattd um evil, donnas, thug the 'gunny sight hove been greattr had that step sot bees lakes. Os tinkles 85 the instructions, he (the = km % et r Zieue then discretion WU gives to the Ns le beill perhaps dune the best is the snowily. They had the tridents@ of &Woe, that near the nese where the wenn dropped he heed himself is as epee apes., and that there were est nen this Nana thotwood perms between the seem Via igessios the kw weaW have to molder vas, whitlow this yam led leg *sir lives through neglect or loath ragas IS the pert I thin *ranee Sir R. Mayes a gesponsilds. Rotas "sees) oast my that he could sot discover that en Wm We. unbent& to the police with retorters to these Mons. Re bilinwa that Mr. Pearce, by esereirihg his ilbentios, had eery Nth disinithed the sossat ri=a is linn ha = te wishe.l at sousaveleepilliait Ind ben such as the enstisw of lenient le Mania the Integra of the owed. With tbw ebeerredees be should leave the me to the jury. Ibe jury retired, aged after upwszda of two basso' dot libcctuss honed the following verdict; " accompanied by on eaprossion of regret that bison s emote were not adopted by the pails seshorities= public safety on bsturday murs km" COENIsetoN or LOWACL--Ymierday a esinada. elea of limey we. ao, tiptoed at las laidlabeeel Taws% sr Wore Catmlakarr Baba rad • Nip le broke isto the oats of Wad of Mr. ha* Oda. mho bad tar way paw email on tat raw. sadeemear, M Saymeatwieme, Neesaiwealare. Is tla Nam eambeadee, it umpired that the subject ei amphiry woe und., Nee advise that he was in extreme c= alines it was prevellibet be was potsh a ard 2.000 L asides 'Oat pswarty. Asottier hallucina tion uiwor which Its LMT_ yr that the hens o f 'b. various churches WON sahlindly shustdiret forth the word. " forgery, forgery!" se Iferaadaia W eif this crime. After going into • yarietyof ovidease,_the Jury cameti Ott • una sienna.. verdict— " 7lst Ws was of unsound mind, sod incapable of " Zoe ellisies ; and that be bad bees ea dale the Mat het." Raba Intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.—:zat SIDAY. &cross TICI.CFAIMILI-011 Yln imuum. CAVAN LISTS.—NFOLICT OF ♦.r °ln/IC[IIOP Till COUST. Mr. the Court this ill1;11- ' leg upon nahled Of slue , in%areet to the legal profession Oaf 1 • 11 7. For sew years 'east Very great inconvenience ,h" hcen kit i n WWII, "WA a m the cause hats not being de "Te' at • e••••am• 'ausse, and in consequence of the ex orbitant price charged_ f ee them by the person appointed to print the hem 0- A m lathe« abases, an application was made to all the iii n gea , in the early part of the Jeer, that the cewe !..,sts might be allied to the door of each court iiumediately upon its rising. This application was acceded to, but unfortunately .he linty of posting the papers was de legated to the very paean who hes had thie right to print Anil sell the lists, and whose profits ware thereby con siderably endangered. The missequenee has been that burn day to day the wart papers have appeared later and later, and are sometime written in a meet unintelligible hand, sndimportant omissions are made. These facts having been stated to the court by Mr. Bag shawe, The Vice-Cheneellor said he would do all he could to see that the arrangement should be tarried oat so es to meet the einiveniirsice of the profession. It was evident that there meet have been some gross mismanagement. Viorms r. VIOI , IIII.—RATAIRS —ACTION AT Law. This rase cense on spur eiceptions to the Master's re m; under the fullowlag dreamstaseess 1. 1731 certain tia Waits in Ulamorganshimwere demised by a gentleman named Llewelyn foe 90 years, with • cove nant to repair. In 1823 Sir W. Horror became the lessee of the mines, and he underlet them to Mews. Vigor's and Smith. Subsequently Sir W. Gamer assigned the residue of the term in the mines to trustees for this benefit of his family. The trustees were the before-mentioned Mr. Smith. and Mews. Lettaom and Badeley. The under lease was assigned in 1831 by Meagre. Vigurs and Smith to Smith alone, who died in 1837. In 1844 an action was brought against Maws. Lettsom and Badeley by the ori• gins! landlord for repair under the covenant in the deed of 1731, and the action was compromised upon the payment of 5001. In 1849 Messrs. Lettsom and Badcley brosgut is a claim beton the Master against the estato of Mr. Vigor, for 1,6371. by way of damages for the amount, with costa which they had incurred. The claim was disallowed by the Muter, and exceptions were now taken tolls. report. The Vice-Chancellor said there wrs • difficult legal question raised in this case, and also considerable doubt as to what sum ought to be allowed for damages. He was of opinion that these points ought to be tried at law, and he would therefore allow the exceptions to stand over, with liberty for the eacuptants to bring such action as they might be advised. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yssmaromr. Stemma to atmos.-110 , ?!. Lou rainesta., M.. itRTICS CULs. • .111110014 Ma. JusrecTiirunrr sup, AND Jll. Jt TUN QOllll O. Yogi AND NORM MIDLAND RAIL WAY CONPANY.—MANDMIUS TO COMPANT TO cpIIPLIITI IT Irsz. This ease was argued before Lord Campbell, Mr. Justice Erie, and Mr. Justice Crompton, and, es the leered judges differed in °pintos, judgment was in the first plaoe de livered by Mr. Justice Ede, who mid that the company had obtained an act of parliament enabling them to construct a railway, and giving them the usual powers for that pur- pose. TLey had completed part of the HY. but had not commenced the remainder. The qeseeism fat the eon sitletation of the court was, whether the mmumaey ought to be compelled by mandanana a somehMi the Mae of railway. The delrembeis etwasedei dart wave wet Alp& to finish the line, while the presentees urged theesespeers act itself required the completion of cos railway. It wen not supposed that sayeerrept motives bed led to the non emepleticm of the 111114 it was abandoned, solely because the company weft Of 'pinks that it would astrey. His lordship 1 then referred se Tattoos eatho-ities, sited et the bar, when the case was argued, for the pin - .we,. sbewiag pony were liable to complete. Them SION were applicable 1 1 only to those parts of the company's set which were plainly 1 1 Man obligatory nature, but the power to construct a rail way was permissive in its character. It was supposed them oases lead down that a company should do all that the legis lature empowers and compels it to do, but they only showed that where the legislature intended to compel a thing to be done, the court would mimeo that intention. He wen,' therefore, of °pianos the oespletion of the railway could sot be rnforeed. Lord Campbell. in delivering judgment, mid theit Mr. Justice Crompton concurred with him, bet Ming merged in another plrice, he had not thought it to Mum to this court to ewes, his concurrence. The deer 1 1 rutting the material parts of the company's willowd the the non-corrpletion of the nalway gees ea to Ave prosecutors are Ovrwan of land over wide h the Mimi, was to peso; that • portico of the land Of GOO Of the had actually been esaveyed to the einweey, the rest of hie property mei meek lentwed IN *AND ; Ibet the prosecutors were dmfteee the Me etwald be eemploted , and that an application het bees male be dist abet to the company. The dativiawse eesteried they were not bowed to complete the railway. lot MS lINININPAINS wen as doubtedly compelled to pmt with their lewd le the railway company, and the obligMba met themelbee be mutual. His lordship, after referring to the evehewities, emended by stating the judgment of the mart mast be for the prase eatios.—.lsdgment accordingly. Tll QUINN O. LANCAIIRDAZ AND YOIIIIIIIII3 BALLWAT. THE EXPRESS. weer was brought ht, is the custody of a constable awned !lead, and was charged by a man named Alfred Sneed. with whom she :rad cohabited, with having some time pre viously nurdweed an infant, of which she was the mother. The primal": than said, " I waat to @peek the truth, I have nothing to hide, and I throw myself on your mercy. I was delivered of a female child on the 13th of April lest, at Eintitreet. Regent•stret. It sues ill from Its birth. On the 27th of May, between twelve and one o'clock, it ap peared to be dying, sad I took it to Mr. Harding., the sur ges., of Sher-street, °olden-square, and he rid it would not live seamy hears. I was then advised by Ellen Davie to place it near snow gentleman's house, where it would be found, and, rit erilit set live, be decently buried. Act. ing on that suggestion, I went to Hampstead, and placed the child near • • • • Well walk, and left it there. It was alive ahem I left It but I don't know an ythi n g of it since." Site gilded that she site, sometime after she left the child, a bill in a baker's shop relating to a child found, aid she silted the man she lived with to give her leave to find out, if she could, if it referred to her's • but be refused to allow her to do so. The priuner was dtleined, and an officer went to Hampstead workhouse and fetched some child's clothes (produced), which, on being shown to he:, she at IMP recognised se those her child had on when she left it, end when told that the child wu living she cried Oh, thanks; shall I have it again." After that she said she and Ellen Davis bought two pennyworths of soothing syrup at ..ifferent shops cud gave the child, and also that she had on the day after the desertion represented to Mr. ilardinge, the surgeon, that the child was dead, and ob tared from him a certificate to that effect. The constable, 199 deposed that on the morning in question he wascalled to St. Anne's court, where he found the man Stroud, holding the prisoner. Stroud said "I give her Into custody for the wilful murder of her infant The prisoner fell down, fainting, and when she recovered, Stroud said, She gave the child two pennyworth of some thing and took it up to Hampstead Heath." Slur said, " Oh, Alfred, how can you do this ?" He took her to the station, and heard her =the the statement deposed to by Mr. Lester. _ _ _ ~lnepeotor Lester said the prisoner had supported Stroud by prostitution, and they had lived together in the meet wretched and miserable way. He had acted with • great deal of brutality to her, and when she was brought to the station she had bees beaten black and blue. When she did not provide his with sufficient money the fellow told her she could get more if she pleased, and that she spent part of what she did pet with other men. Ellen Davis, single woman, No. 1, Stephisnatreet, Rath bone-place, said she was apprehended on this charge after the statement made by the prisoner, but was afterwards dis charged by the magutrate. She went with the prisoner to Kr. Hardinge'a and said (as the prisoner told her) that the child was dead, and one of them, she could not recollect which, asked for the certificate. The primmer told her that the child was dead, at her mother's, at Hampstead. When the prisoner took the child to Hampstead she west with her, the prisoner representing that she was going to take it to her mother's, where she had another child four or five years old. Prisoner left her for about twenty minutes, and when she returned she had not the child with her. That was about twelve o'clock in the day. Mr. Hardinge, surgeon, of Ssekvilleotreet, said he had a surgery in Silver street, Golden-square. In April last he attended the prisoner in her confinement in &kitchen in the house 62, King-street, Golden-square. Three days atter birth the child shiowed symptoms of gonorrhces ophthalmia, and became nearly blind. The mother herself was suffer ing under a certain disease. The child drooped and got worse every day, and on the morning of the 27th of Mae Davis and the mother brought it to his surgery, and he said he did not think it could live many hours. The mother then, as he understood, said she should take it to her mo ther's at Edmonton. Next day Davis came and asked him for s certificate, saying the child had died. He could not say whether the mother was then with her. He certified that the child had died of a certain disease. "During the whole time," deposed Mr. Harding', " I attended the mo• they she appeared to take every care of the child, as far as she could: it was scantily dressed, but I belies that was not her fault. A child in the state in which that was would be likely to suffer from ezpoonro ; if it had remained r!tt the mother it mast have died, considering her condition and the Mal absence of all necessaries and comforts." Pram the other evidence given it appeared the the poor child was found by • young man who, with a dozen others, were playing at cncktt on ilampstead.heath about six o'clock in the evening of the Bth of May. The ball was struck through a fence, and Butterthwaite, the witness, got through into • paddock after it. He saw a parcel lying near a hush. It was lying where no one could have seen it but by accident, and on going to it he found it to be an infant alive. lie sent fee an (Meer who took it to the workhouse, lwhere, finding it nearly exhausted, in tact scarcely alive, remedies were resorted to by Mr. Lord, the surgeon, and the workhouse master, which eventually re stored it, and at the present time it is well and in good health. It was in court, under the are of a nurse, and the prisoner who throughout the ease cried piteously, looked at it from the dock evideutly with all a mother's anxiety. Mr. Payne addressed the jury for the defence. The jury, after a slight consultation, found her Not A feeling of compulsion and sympathy for the prisoner was manifested throughout the came, and is she left the dock a small sum, subscribed by jurors and others, was handed to her, and it was understood that one or two in dividuals had resolved to make en effort to prevent her re turniGg to the life of infamy she had led. The child wee taken back to the workhouse for the, present. It has re ceived the name of Mary Heath, from the fact of its having beta found on lianwitesd•hostb. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOURS. • CH•k011 01 MUILDIUL. livery Itiorkr, a wretched looking man, in a state of in tozicvion, was brought before nidenson Finis and Cope land, upon the sharp of having males wito's throat with a razor. The prisoner is a josmasymasi abssmaker. In cousequence of dr osedir i whidi the prisoner was yes being placed at the bow. the Arra directed test no Chief Clerk should re war rdre than wee no. farary to justify • o mar. Jr Bra (66 City Polio') mil—At 10 o'clock this 1111Isiag, Vmmosquenco of infantilism which I received, I rut to the bre Kw 711, Bomar*, Bishopegate, the attic st writ har is sasurd by the grew. I saw Mrs. Begets, she is re raw of dr prow's wile, and the gram, in the pars rem te tbs rot. She said to r that she bad sera ha bre drght• r. to take her bra with her t• Bath, tad sits sar get no informa tion when her daughter was, sad that she had boss up stairs and sued Is her daughter "As" trial tiar bat MOWS* so answer. I asked the pram why bs did sot tall dr mother when the daughter was ?It's all ; I t ith her last night." I asked Chs prior, If dght she warn ep in w the house. He made no reply I. this quern. Th. mother thus said, Yea villain, yet bane murdered my daugh ter." Ms made me Isft v smil I dr ask him to the eta tion-liseso. He was rah at that tr. I searched the r, and found sr bim NO abaft sad three E far a, a shoemaker's bilk sad ; bat them were no ular marks yr his rm. Ira ladi r b a i i m= et the rotisseries. ami marl wilb Brain is Mr hew, cad no rat up Stirs, rte Ms attic, white sisspard by Its Isr. Agar& the ratirm was a bedroll, ad I Ural dawn the aramerpra is the Maned saw the deli bob ti a kris, with her threat imply cut, ad the 'Midge strad. I 161111M1111 blood =ths bad aad boler t a. MA ranted Mr. I re dr der, and stardwil the pro. sad la • es the Mg of tho bed stead I howl the tor gssdetsd. (Herr rases, the Mode of whisk was dr!' with bird, was produced.) The razor sortwas skst "Is Ild burn. barn tbs rid= was eland.. It was a Ed n taliit esec Emu suarking which was tot quits in about the laterrose of his wife's .stet be , tweom aad the elsord. drama Firs and Copeland advised the miasrable rash l• maks so ramisd him for further so earati It was stated amok the strairums sf the prisoner and his wife that they had bur mrstmatly quarrelling autos their marriage, about II mar. @gm WORSE I P-Writhlfli. • harsh-feattired elderly man, maned Thorase Watford, daseribed as a pluterer, was charged with assaulting and wounding his wife, Eliza Watford, whereby her life had been ser i ous ) endangered. It ap , from the evident* of two inerried wanes, named • and Webb, midi." nest door to the gobease, in Niehol-serest, Bothealiprege, that between sever sad eight o ' clock ea the main et Saturday lam they err soddenly abused by a lewd ateempeabod hymning of murder, he the delendenVe Mw, end imeedietely after wards a Ueda lid rubel mat late the West sod implored their intactness* to pets* her mere *ea the violins* et he: haw, who wee la the eat et imuraLb e er. la am esopemes et doe tiameente the weir et the er they wen amid Se teem the bemo bas j oi l i i rea, al. so through the ufradom t they new him We Mb Is d es materritul INIZININ In= • UST, pion ef med = with tumid impeemeisme that be timid set until be had samedeeed he The peer wenian peeessted a Modeles Me to.. red per ms beteg emend with mid her &thing ompletely tam im arab. sod wbrs His was eadesnearing w ma p, sus din emu. the 1111111111111. again Melt her • terrible blew ea th e leek et the bemd with the inewderous !implement whist' Motehed her semseless on the Mir. Oa reommatios with his epos bit brutal osmium Me per some theneumed to MITTS the 'thrum in a dweller unmoor it th ug to interfere, end after =aft, • Mew the window with the please( iron at COO et their hada aught up his wife in lie um, and m. her out tate Om Ones with the meimelles that "be aged he W deem for her at last, *ad that she might die as a dung bill." The poor weenie was MOM km the melted by a pabsegnaa, whe had ham intruded by the disturbenee, and memped to a sumpoth to the neighbourhood, who directed her bemedlate remesal M the beepitaL Pass Ommealie Deee, H 192, stated that am maim the met be Speed the leered woman lying se the pave ment ad bleedimg grollinashr hose a dreadtal ereirml ea the bask M the beadoriti bath her ayes aimed op, and her ire to sheeldeoly mallieted with mate mad hrelem *Si She amid met lima easegalsed by bre meereet relatives. Mar asemeybi he to the Merkel, he reamed book to the home sad attempted te men the pelisme, who mode a sisepente misuses, mil theemesed is ley hie heed apes with a piker if he motored to approach him het with the Mehmeme of mother 01111111112610 he was shims* dimmed, l asi she. iWOIIIIIIIII7. . Oa their way to ti•salmeilarbasee pnisour the alarming entadtties 1 yr*, 1 .141". = Idea he immured, with ea oath, that he wee -JUDGMENT. Lord CampaMl delivered4ment in this ease, which was argued lane hie Mr. Justice Coleridge, and Mr. Judea CTOGIOSIL Lontimhir• and York. shire Rally*, C bed set dens as thin towards carrying their am Imo bat soon after obtaining it had determined ft abinden tirt project. The prosecutors ' were perks arm\ "hese pewinq the prepected railway was M paw It had been urged Nth the aestpany's act t biro land, nod within amain time, Eut . to t=t i rd raided then to do se. His lordship, how ' ever, was of the essliery °paths. The parties whose lands were erspried within tU sit were, nutil the time therein limited enpleed, deprived of the fall ownership of their property an essonot of the possibility of the railway company requiring thrift sad it was *OM that a eastern should thus bind ens ids, and lean the ether perfectly free. In oddities% ads, during thia Mute the eimagsay are free from the operation of empelliles is caw parties desirous of swift a railway in the urns Imam e while the plumb,s an deprived for the IMO peeled. at the admitted benefits of a railway. Judgement he the eserysay would, therefore, give every vivant'', to ono elk. Lay applierien to Mead= a project for which an met of par hannot, *th is la that before the court, had homehtsised, shed& be Erie to the legielattert. Mr. lathe Coletthge essesored. indoors% kw the wows. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-YZSTUDIT. Ilum—loress Omar Amnia Java. Ma foam MAU" 11► Mae Wawa.. aim Ns. looms TAINOVIII• 4 0 1 221 . c The piehlitin this ear sued u labor of mix bI of eu morted by the bariaat t ads L a NS a M. BetMQ Q.C. The Mies woe tried bare Mr. Jambe WBlher, at the is eta his her, is Illiarams. whoa the leases was that the Mb mew eingted awing faring. led the ary acrd lir ti. ddrabas • rsim, however WO ableimml leer rib MB wallet art enter sue ler thebtal se i r elber as au, the mesa a the while a the W e the museum of see a then; Tarlac the allawdow drenertmete • —The delamdest ems of ego es the 11tit Moseb, 1851, mad sme adr bills for lb wee dee the day alter ; 1 dr others were dee a sheet tire before the damndest atteined i his majority. II these facts it was enbeitted to the west that the lade oat Me area. That beh of exam ge right be ither bare or after they beam' dus ab o u : =2 ll thendere that the basest was bleed to draw when the bills were erepted. This ergiument wee to all the bills, ha it was eva luated that as to the M. bill which ems be ewer the de. ardent was of age it was qaite dear that the MINI leg upon the deasdant to show when he seeethed N. Mr. Ziwia James, Q.C., and Mr eresere to show ease, and Mr. thrjesat Dyke aril Mr. HVOeeto se ea ppeeled the rale. Tile rest the rob after bearing enamel detrained to Marge - I.37illschar g ed. Ter Dunn or Wzmairooon's FOIMIAL. The Chief Justice said ft alight be well to unmans— although ho apprehended it was well toiderstood at pre seat—that the mown would not sit on Thursday aut. COURT- OF BANKRUPTCLYarzzaDAT. Bereem Ma. °mamma Ibaares. as WAIL. AND ?Mali. The beablyst wen builders sad eoateedeta. The ease bud owl ever la order that inquiries algid be =A* tate the teeth ef made ISISSIoNita made by the bubsuple. The aellelese to the and nee add a. am& d *see inquiries had amused the In* el the billiblifb • MS. meats. Hears. peeled InasilMe mamas of as nisei elan.—CeellSeetee essmllegly. lIIIDDLEIZI SESSIONS.—YrsnaDay. ammus. iranwri 'VIOL Can or Alma C ILL. Mr. Bodkin, is as earl p part of the moraine, made a n appliesties Y telbsesee, be said, to the ease of a person massed Amu Oempbell, who was eharpd with having stolen some Milks ellowellery under eirenenstaseee that bad tre ated semi intwilea. That eppliestion was that the trial night be papoose see Oho ant swam to sesseigeonee of the alai* Otis pliassolein, Mn. Phillips, who was of Raster, opposeei hen es ollievit he bed is kk Med, was Isse. A inallied willow to that Abet was = Mtge O&M. end, es His. Phillips weld at b it. we NM see he takes before the gyendi jury. Then see me •es the ether side, and essused 'odd rat be or the was eat as bell. He he/ is minis sew% *setter% Is enlarge the recogalessoss mid the salt musks. The appileation was rank& PpiTaiNURI 9#llllL lisersith, a gatalloadwg warp, mil darned to but 111 gam of ago, but ammo* wet am ad. INS klitialld kit anlawhilly. whigadly, and snag sad elandoning Peer Want MN, aged esven expo** tt in the open sir, whereby its We was earitto. ju Le4wetz Ix e st;; ib eL e the C nion, tober, be was aa star t l y t at hat t z fai th e e . street police station. At about a %luta got two lb* yak WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1852. heartily glad to kw it, and trusted that he should never again sew her she.. A certificate was handed to the magistrate from Mr. Be% house surgeon of the London Hospital, which stated that the wounded woman was suffering from a severe laceration el the scalp, together with numerous contusions about the bead and fare, which prec.uded the possibility of her at tendance to give evidence in support of the charge. On being asked it he wished to say anything, the pri mer sullenly answered in the negative, and was re manded. MARLBOROUGH. STREET. John Scoff, described as a gentleman, of Ifenford-street, Mayfair, was brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged with having violently assaulted the Rev. James Murray, of No. 89, Berner* street. Mr. Murray said he was passing through Park-lane about 10 o'clock the previous evening, when he met the de fendant, who was an entire stranger, and who in lifted a stick which he carried, and, without saying a worn, dealt him a violent blow acmes the MONO. The stick was produced. It was an sgate.headed walk ing cane, and appeared to have been fractured by the force of the blow which was given with the thick end. Georg., Raymond, of No. 14, Chapel-street, was pass ing at the time, and saw the defendant strike the complain ant s severe blow across the face with his stick. Just be fore thii the defendant had struck a boy with the stick as be passed. Mr. Scott'. defence was, that he was a gentleman, that he had been dining out, and had taken too much wine. Mr. Hardwick remarked if taking too much wine had the effect of rendering the defendant incapable of mastering his actions, tho proper course was to abstain front dining out altogether. Mr. Scott—Did not mean to commit any assault. He was sorry for what had occurred, and would take ears it should not occur again. Mr. Murray had no wish to press the case with severity now that the defendant had expressed contrition. Mr. Hardwick would inflict the full tine of 51. or two months' impri outs. nt, in order to teach the defendant to become guarded in his conduct for the future. The line was paid. MARKETS. COTTON.—Liviaroox, Nov. 16.—The sales tn-day are estimated at from 4,000 to 6,000 hetes, including .500 taken by speculators. They comprise 100 remain and Marlin ham, aid. to 70.; 40 Bahia, 6td. ; 30 Egyptian, 80.; 500 Surat, 4id. to ad. The market closes heavily, and prices of all kinds are the same as on Friday. The accounts from the United States per Europa tell of continued fine weather, and heavy receipts and buying for this country. Prices were irregular. at Charleston 91t1.; New Orleans 91d., and 9td. at Mobile for middling. ?d•scialterna, Nov. 16.—The &deices by the Europa ar rived too late in the day to exercise much influence on the market for manufactures this morning, which wits without much change. The intelligence that cotton in the Ameri can mrrkets had become a little firmer, and advanced to the extent of ic. to Ic., might otherwise probably have given more firmness to prices here, though the reflection that the rise on the other side the Atlantic was the result of accounts hence must necessarily induce yeople here to re ceive the news with great caution. The steamer's ac counts are that the estimates of the new crop have again risen to fully 3,000,000 bales, and thin appears but little to justify a fear that there will be a lack of cotton in the manufacturing world for the next twelve months, however iodustrioue we may bz. The total decline in yarns for bore con‘umption since the commencement of the late reaction is id. per lb. In other kinds not so much, because they had not participated to such an extent in demand. The &deices by the overland mail, however, have caused some fresh orders to be given out in yarns foe China (28's to 32's), and there is greater firmness in the price of these, particularly since the American news Will received. India qualities of yarns and goods are also generally rather firmer. In cloths the principal feature is an improved demand fur 27-inch printers. Spinners for home consump tion remain largely under contract. WOOLLEN CLOTII.—Lmtoa, Nov. 16.—We have had a very Bat and quiet Market to day ; a few double milled clothe and other heavy goods, apparently to sort up with, were the principal demand. WOOL.—NUDDaIterIRLD, Nov. 16.--In Wools we do not find any change ; prices remain very firm, and from the present noes purchasen will not lay in stocks, buying only toy present wants or to complete orders. MANUFACTURES.—Hvoionnertzw, Nov. 16.—Al though at this season we bore generally a falling off in business which last this month and December out, we do not see as far that it will be the cue at present, as we have still a tolerable demand for almost all description* of goods, and the only ground of complaint amongst manufacturers is that they cannot lulls° an advance corresponding with that of Wools. ST. PITIRSIBVIIO, Nov. 6. London letters of the 28th October received. The nevi uation between this and Croustade having ceased about the 15th inst., and not being expected to re-open, business in exports for this season has been almost at a stand since our last (of 23rd October).—Corn: Nothing done either on the spot or on contract.—Deals: Contracts with Gronsoff to • considerable extent for next 'lemon have opened at our quo tations, and be declines to sell further at present. Nothing as yet dune with the minor dealen.—Flax : No talk of con tract business at present —Hem : The business on contract ham been extensive, and prices (influenced by the London quotations) have advanced from 80 ro. cash, and 85 ro., 101 ra. down, for clean, to 88 ro. to 881 ro., 101 down, and 84 ro. cash, for that sort, and 82 ro. and 77 ro., with 10i ro. down, for outshot and half-clean. It is estimated that 700,000 to 730,000 poods have already been contracted for ; and this early demand, joined to art abundant crop, is likely to cause • full supply next season. On the spot the stock Cllll , i`ti of about 7,000 poods inferior clean, and 9,000 coeds cut hemp; but something may be expected by mil during the winter —Linseed: About 10,000 theta. ?dor 'kiosk and Spank teed, on the spot or for May delivery, taken at 261 to 27 ro. cash or early payment.—l•llow : The early part of last week several purchases were made at 119 ro., when shipments were stopped by the ice. This week about 800 casks lint sort taken by exporters at 119, and 800 casks second, &c., at 114 re., partly by exporters, partly for local consumption. On contract for August next, 120, 121 ro., with 101 ro. down, said to he paid among Rua sians.—Ships : There have been several arrivals this week; and there seems little doubt those in Cronstadt will all get away.—ltachangcs: London, 3 months, 881 to 38; Amster dun, 3 months, 192 to 193 ; Hamburg, 3 months, 34k to & ; Paris, 3 months, 406 to 409 per s. ro. CORN.-HULL, Nov. 16.-To-de.y we had a small @how Wheat from the farmer, condition for the most part only middling. Bost dry samples were in good request, at fully last week's rates; inferior wily middling sale at former prices. Rather more inquiry for foreign Wheat, though we quote no alteration in;price. There:is an arrival ot 5,000 brie. superfine American Flour, which is selling at 265. per barrel. (binding Barley remains exceedingly scores, and would go off readily at our quotations. kakis, also in fair demand, at late rates. A good inquiry for Beans and Peas., and the arrivals of the former by steamer go off readily at full prices. Oats not much inquired (or. Lin eal has been in good request, at Is. per qr. advance. Cakes ' must again be quoted higher, and 91. 10e. is now the cur rent price. Foreign (ally as deer. Rapeseed quiet, and without alteration in pries ; hest Cakes are still worth 100 s. per too. Nunes meet a fair sale at our quotations. Prices : Wheat, English, red, 40a to 425. ' • white, 445. to 46e.; Thuitsie and Konigsberg, 455. to 505.; Pomeranian and Hamburg, 395. to 425. ; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 375. to 405.; ltusaian and Odessa, 355. to 38e. Oats, English, 17s. to 195.; Danish, lfie. to 18e.; Fries land, 18s. to 295.; Russian, 16s. to 181. Barley, malting, 395. to 335. . • grinding, 275. to 28s. Beene, 945. to 38s. ; foreign, 335. to M. Peas, white, yeuow, and blue, 345. to 36e.; grey and black, 30s. to 325. Linseed, Black Sea, 475. te 495.; Petenburg, 425. to 48e.; Riga and Archangel, 38e. to 445. ; Konigsberg and Memel, M. to 42a.; Linseed Cakes,Hull,9l. ss. to 9L 10a.; fine foreign, 81. la. Od.; inferior foreign, 81.5 e. Od. ; Rapeseed, 241. 10s.; Repel Cakes, 100 s. Od. Tares English, 361.; foreign, -to -. Guano, 41. to 91. Os. Bones, 978.13 d. Rvemeal, 71. lan. ports from Nov. 6 to Nov. 12 :-Wheat, 1,198 qre •, Barley, 421 ; Beans, 1,045; Linseed, 18,285; Rapeseed, 1,952 ; Oil Cakes, 493 tons ; Bone.. 282. • Loans, Nov. 16.-Our arrivals of grain are small. Now wheat is still scarce, and fetches extreme rate. For old the demand is steady, without alteration in price. Barley rather recedes. Oats and shelling as before. Beans and other articles do nut vary. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 1.564 ; Barley, T2O ; Beans, 116; Shelling, 20 ; Rapeseed, 413 ; Linseed, 1,230. Livisitroot., Nov. 16. The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise during the past week have been moderate of oatmeal, and small of other articles. From foreign ports wo have reoeived 4,841 quarters of wheat, 2,230 quarters Indian corn, 200 sacks and 4,254 barrels flour. The reports in the same time comprise 2,476 quarters wheat, 960 quartets beans, 2,304 quarters Indian corn, 1,300 sacks and 8,144 barrels flour. The trade has been good for both wheat and flour during the past week, and a large business has been done, at an advance of 2d. per 70Ibs. on the former and Is. per barrel on the latter article. Indian corn has also met with more inquiry, at rather more money. Oats, more especially old provender, have been in better demand, and be. per 46Ihe. dearer. In other articles there has been no material alteration either in value or demand. At this day's market there was a fair attendance of the teen and country trade, but few buyers from a distance. On wheat an advance was established of 2sl. per 701bs. ' but the transactions were limited ; however, in barrel flour a large business was done, and Is. to Is Gd. per harregmore money was paid. Healing oats and oat meal wire in limited request, and without change; whereas old provender oats were more saleable, and id. to Id. per 461 be. dearer. Barley, beans, and pease were taken in retail to a fair extent, at late rates. Indian corn on the spot was neglected, but cargoes afloat were in fair request at:29s. 6d. to 30s. per quarter for Ibrails, and 31e. Gd. to 32.. per quarter for Oalate, arrived off the coast. Imports and Reports from the 9th to the 16th November, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 4,983 qrs.; Barley, 116; Malt, 19; Oats, 1,883; Beans, 127; Indian Corn, 2.260; Oatmeal, 6,419 sacks; Flour, 362 smelts, and 4,362 barrels. Exports to Inland: Wheat, 2,024 qrs.; Indian Corn, 2,236; Flour, 1,037 sacks, 6,730 barrels. Lyme, Nov. 16.—A very small supply of Wheat; the condition wretchedly bad, but prices fully supported. Bar ley in good sn;ip'y, but much of it very damp; best dry quality about Is. : other ile.eriptions Is. to 2.. ;we qr. lower. Wheat, old, red, 621 be. to 6311 m., 435. to 465. per quarter, Is the grower; new, kilns. to Nibs., Ida. to No.; ditto. 661 b.. to 681 b.., 335. to 37e. Rye, 261. to 28e. Barley, se lected fine, 621bs. to 531b5., 30s. to 325. ; selected best runs, 6l IM. to 6211 e., 275.t0 29e.; stained and much sprouted, 6016.. to 6116 s , 245. to 26e. Oat., new, Bd. to lid. per st. Beans, old, 66Ibe. to Bebe., 355. to 38e. Pees, feeding, 245. to 28s. Flour, fine, per sack of 2801b5., 32.. NIIWCAIITLX, Nov. 16.—The weather since Friday bas been serious I. the extreme, having experienced continuous heavy rain, which has completely flooded the lowlands, and and put an effective atop to all out-door work. At our mar ket this morning we bad a large delivery of Wheat from the growers; but, being still without any arrivals of mo ment from the coast, sales, notwithstanding its moderate condition one the more subdued report from Mark-lane, Sproceeded freely at fully former rates, fine old Norfolk and uffolk being at the same time in good request 46.., 631b5.; wh , upon superior old foreign, say Rostock and Danzig, an advance of 1.. per quarter was acquired, the former commanding 475. ; and Beattie, 495. ; whilst for new Darnsii, 43 .. 6d. per quarter, 6311 w., was made. Flour was held firmly, ! iiinwil not In active request, a fair amount of business transpired at Saturday's quota tions. Rye without change. Malting Barley scarcely sold so freely, the large deliveries from our own growers inter fering materially with the sale of south country qualities; still, however, 33e. can be got for extra Norfolk and Suf folk, whereas our own growth sells at 265. to 32e , according to quality. Malt without change. Beans slow sale, whereas boiling Peas are taken off as quickly as they come to hand, superior Danish making 38s. Fine old Oats are pointing upwards, but new scarcely sell so well, althonghi they can not by written lower. "no Ms LONDON DAZNTTE.—Tuesday, Nov. 16. BANKRUPTS. JoilitoA HETCALllll, — iiit; ---------street, City, merchant, to surrender Nov. 2G at lf, and Jan. 8 at 12, at Basing ball-street. Sul., Laurance aod Plows, Old Jewry-cham bers; off. usig., Fennel, Guildhall-chambers, Basingliall street. JOHN HILL, Privirect.place, Holloway-road, builder, Nov. 24 at 2}, and Dee. 21 at 2, at Basinghall-street. Taylor, South-street, Finsbury square ; off. asaig., Groom, Abcharth-lane. WitLun Balm{ --AN, Fearing, Essex, carpenter, Nov. 26 at 2, and Dec. 211 at 1, at llasinghall-street. Sola., Valiance, Essex-street, Strand; blood, Witham, Essex; off. assig., Utahans. Onoaux EDWIN JANIS, Brierly•hill, Staffordshire, draper, Nov. 24 sod Dee. 21 at 11, at the Birmingham Court. Sul., Baker, Birmingham; oil. aasig., Billaiton, Bu miagham. WILLIAM FAWKNER, Kidderminster, licensed victualler, Nov. 27 and Dec. 18 at 10, at Birmingham Court. Sala., Sanders and Son, Kidderminster; Hotter= and Co., Birmingham; off. aasig., Whitmore, Birmingham. WILLIAM !FIRMLY HOLLAND tad HIE:MAUD BRADBOHN, Manchester, commission agents, Nov. 29 and Dec. 22 at 12, at Manchester Court. Sole, Heath, Manchester; Jaques and Co., Ely-plane, off. wig., Fraser, Man chester. Joeara WAMMEN, Ramsgate, stationer, Nov. 23 at I2f, and Dec. 23 at 12, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Goddard, King street, Cheapside ; off. wig., Bell, Colentim'itrect buildings. JAMES HAUTON, Sutton Valence, Kent, brewer, Nov. 26 and Ike. 21 at 12, at liasinghalbstrect. Sots., Church and Langdale, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane ; Hort and . Kipping, Maidstone; off. wig., Whitmore, BENJAMIN Arwat.L, Westbury, Wiltshire, builder, N0v.20 at 12, and Dec. 17 at 12, at Basingball-street. Sewell and Co., Old Brow l-street ; Payne and Dartzu Bath; off. swig., Nicholson, Basingliall•street. Joxrt Ilincgarr, Reading, coal merchant, Nov. 30 at 2, and Dec. 21 at I, at Basin hull-street. Sole., Hill and Ihald, Throgmorton-strest ; Slocombe, Reading ; off. assig., Groom, A behurch-lane. DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. JOSZPH NASH and Tuousa 1141te -- and Dork ing, Surrey, bankers-sth div. of Is., Nov. 16 and any eubsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Bssinghall street. JONATHAN lIIGOINSON, Liverpool, morchant-2nd di,. of GI., Nov. 17 and any subsequent Wednesday, at Turner'', Liverpool. Titoism' McCann and ANDILEW McCune, Nen cutle upon- Tyne, grocers-Ist div. of 13s. 3d., Nov. 20 and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Taoism' McCana, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer-Ist and final di,. of 200., Nov. 20 and any subsequent Saturday, at Waklcy's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. ANDREW McCazn, Newcastle-upon-Tyre, grocer-Ist di,. of 10... Nov. 20 and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Newcastic.upoa-Tyne. James °out HOLM es and Yung° LORSON MARSHALL, Sunderland, timber merchants-2nd div. of 61. (in addi tion to 3s. 4d. previously declere.l), Nov. 20 and any sub Sequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS.—Dee. 10. T. Paterson and T. Harwood, Sise-lane, City, hat manufacturers—Dec. 4. A. Pioneberg, Hertford, huilder—Dee 14. J. Millard, Reading, Berkshire, coppersmith—Dec. 14. J. Harris, Leicester-square, carpet warehouseman—Dec. D. W. Clayton, Langcliffe ' York shire, W. Clayton, Lostoek, Lancashire, and W . Wilson, Preston, Lancashire, hankers—Dee. 9. W. Clayton, Lang cliff,' and Settle, Yorkshire, cotton spinner—De c. 9. 11. lialcro, Sunderland, Durham, provision merchant—Dec. 7. .1. L,ader, Liverpool, joiner—Dec . 7. W. Pritchard, Liver pool, tea merchant—Dec. 9. J. Lilley, Liverpml, merchant —Dec.9. It. Kirkman, Liverpool, merchant—Dec. 7. F. Ifolroyd, Leeds, Yorkshire, twine spinner —Mc. 7. J. Dove, Leeds, Yorkshire, eurrier—Dee. 15. It. Nicholson, Holder nem, Yorkshire, dealer. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cease be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Dec. 16. W. Patten, Marks TeyfESSeX, licensed victualler —Dee. 10. G. C. Green, Bread-street-hill, City, and Poet ford NEU*, near Guildford, Surrey, paper manufacturer— Dec. 8. W. Richardson, Lorabord-street, City, merchant— Dec. 8. W. Ilollamby, Murstperpoist, Sussex, grocer—Dee. 8. 11. Adnis and W. Onions, Gloucester, vinegar manufac turers. ------ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Turnbull and W. Lund, Manchester, linen yarn met chants—W. Illingworth and W. Holroyd, Manr,inghant, Yorkshire, joiners—H. Hurst, N. Sidebotham, and T. Hurst, Yuick Edge, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, engineers— S. Hielutist', \V. Hickman, J. Hickman, H. Hickman, and T. Hickman, 13ilston, Staffordshire, ironfounders, en far as regards S. Hickman and T. Hickman—John Broadie and Joseph Broadie, Manchester, silk manufacturers—O. J Walker and Sophia Mary Walker, White Lion-street, Nor ton Fulgate, coach makers—T. Clarks and A. Melton, Regent-street, dealers in pictures—E. M. Mitton, W. Posey, and T. Bryan, Birmingham, engineers, so far as regards T. Bryan—T. Andrews and J. Holmes, Charles street, Grosvenor-square, grocers—F. P. Gough and G. Sumner, Birmingham, paper dealers—H. Hobson and J. Hobson, Sheffield , Yorkshire, hardwaremen—M. Gibson and J. Richardson, Newcastle•upon-Tyne, agricultural im plement maker—E. Wheeler and F. A. Cope, Oldham, sad Manchester, manufacturers —J.T.Nottle and W. Watson, Sunderland, Durham, ship brokers—S. Elkin, T. Newbon, and W. Newbon, Lougton, Staffordshire, manufacturers of earthenware, so far aa regards T. Newbon—W. Fisher and Elizabeth Fisher, Kingsgste-street, Holborn, cloth workers —H. C. Dunne and W. H. Foster, Manchester, packers— 11. Watkinson and J. Collinson, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstaplers—R. McGlen and B. Oldham, Basinghall-street, City, wool broken—W. Milroy and J. Gemmel!, Glasgow, tea merchants—W. A. Wyllie and Cr. Jolusaton, jun., Glas gow, wine: merchants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JAMES 1111.:RDOCR, Glasgow, insurance agent, Nov. 23 and Dec. 21, at the Dundee Arms Hotel, Dundee. JOSII.II TUCKER CRAWFORD, millwright, Nov. 18 and Dec. 9, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. WILLIAM ANDERSON, Edinburgh, brush manufacturer, N0v.21 and Dee. 13, at Kennedy's Ship Hotel, Edin• burgh. Parra BREMNER MUTE and Ronzar FIDIMIE, Dundee, spinners, Nov. 23 and Dec. 14, at Anderson's Inn, Dundee. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WIDNESDAT ; NOVIIIIIIIII 17, 1552. Tlte state of the Weather at oath of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. HASTINGS-8. ; Fresh Breeze; Partially Cloudy. BOUTHAIIPTON—S. ' • Gentle Breese; Overcast. Fotsitsrons—S. ; Light Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. Tosantoos—S.W. ; Gentle Breese; Overcast. 011.11SWICII-8. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. Ovcreast. Swim:tote-8 W.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. LEIMITON—S.E. ' • Calm ; G‘i mast. YARMOUTH—B.; Gentle Breeze; Cloudless. 11 ti—8.111.8.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast—Rain. THIS DAY, Nom,. Wont of Mad. Strearth of Mad. Mate of the Weather. 8. Strom Breese. rit e. [Advertimanot.)—Tut "lux 08 Ft. N ERAL —Ladies atteedies this seglenet solenoid will derive much personal comfort Nom the woof lawlastrig Aqua Mho. the fragrant and apintuous peer= of with wit relish and lerlperate the rmitem in the heated awl beeelal almeaphcre of crowded renembieges or mummy* to the sold end deem of our variable slime" la or of eaeltrawat. lark ludo, and Mims, It will premier pied elemetage. ItowLioda' Kalg. dor will atm pre*, • mom Yelnablag omprodays ler the emplratn. alai Well the sludalisairase Wasiain miehatise. allegiug all beat and Irritability, awl the ple melamine lee realerid libitidly AM WAS ef rho d akin. hold by A. bowing sod Slab ll,lYllre Lab" mod by ebembts and perfume's. [Advertisement.] liotLowAY's PILLS HAVE DV AAN • I'4l.l'llAllOA OF TIM MAIM AND PROM NM, or BREATH I. Word, of the let Europeas Bengal Fusiliers, ',chore, had suffered for three years from a palpitation of the heart, great dIM, ulty of bteathlng, n Metered lleer, awn overft.w of blond to the chest to ouch a degree that he vomited conakirrable quawatier. ilia cape was clewed as howlers, having MEW the Mill of Fermat mum at mull ed men, who ware him up as past sit tame aut. Wutlat Unerring in acts wcodillua he was advise,' to try Holloway'e pals, and solely by their means be haw hate effeetaille eared, and his health completely rerertabluched.— gold by all realm of geasticutqg and at trineemar Holloway's Establishment, 244, moW, LANDIDO. [Advertiatinent.j . — PIPIT THOUBAND Cocas vg ~ Mourn. by LIM% LAVAL/WM ALUM FOOD.— lure 1V,R12 :—.` nay years' lolowelbslds ._stea l 7 ISM 41 6 P 9 1"4 ... .. norvottasso, astbsub fasstarake. says at the eieM m or los ban mom* Do b steeliest foe& Al m Lim am N Curs No. 11, et the aklig PS.O* lord Stuart de DoL boss emolderabis Min bilalller nod, sod the pabliesies of these Unsa."-•liteset mum!, eekt se▪ tteters, 3 lb., st ILL ; 12 lb., at Y2.. Saper4saisi ;Immo, 1011. st 33e. ; lb., at SU; the 101 b. and 111 lb. arioNeelbee of aerrlest kr Butz Do Saw aerit:re.. 77. Zeipau4sast.L•llll. SHIPPING INTELLIOBNCA. SEABORNZ MAILtI. algolltso that the ruaila are sent from OM Clettnti foot-olly by the night—and M by the meirateg — dmagmteh.l Day whoa ramie ay Prot.ri, t 4 " -- COUNTRIZN. In General Pa:- Po r t Wain (tilkie Isiadoo. detrater.".. dm. .--- --- -------. . ........„ Lmaricalbyfirit.paokatN Nov. 19 ...... Liverpe, a nima Amorroa(by United Mato, whet) 11 Nov. EV amerempoetat,.stat tis nipistoe N . , Noe. 94 ilootineare,. , Nor. VI t Atotrallit tiou , Ma) N 10th of etsett moo* routhamptos.lNoe.24 Ditto (via Ilamallloa) 14 24th of the mouth Inner ... ..... Inc. I Ditto( via Cops of Good !lope) l4 Ind of IN eerobse Plymouth .. i Nur. NAkira ( Willi Gout) lll9lnl ef Ike .....Us flymotitt Nov 4 hlaaardlria• fl I IstidahlUs of ave. Orom .. N,., v. II Weals if Itally Doerr ' I, . EkeW With of the smith Venthatitt tie. lier. It hatinosAyrta .91 , 9 th of the Month titanlams.'t... t 0.,. 113 fhlifornia NI MINI? ter , / roooth itit.tt,..‘,,, , . s„,„ . , + c . t -7,f Ono 4 Mope 11 11th of the month Plynmeth.... N., , , yo 0 ... d. v i m.... N' Mb den swath [Plymouth . Nue. A cb g ,u m uy v ie • IN ' ~ 61/.1.0 UldfiNiii)'!....: . %to m ' Gratnil evertor if ladallihot n t • out route.sny, • N.m. I 4 ' , Clifinilla bloc .. .ll Hom.,ltod.APri.l. loatilino i•.•• Tu Th. 114; Chili N InclaCtliol moot, Vouti•su.i •.... Nov. it Promo ........ lit at N Ti...or. daily immt .• 1 . 0 .4. Grea505,........ ......N Ithl7l627tiof mot. Liener ...... N.,. 2, Hamburg ..—....-.--N,•Tatedat It ?Mi.; 1... y, I 0rt,,.. 4 thAlaad .-................Mi Weds's. & Patit• . If/Alm `on. lbs. Holidurso ................14 17th of tho montt . gni...it,: N OW. 16 Irolan/ at taf loin dolly .. . Hui : ha ,t,.. f r o•ti k lodia(Hailoathampi c i a :l d irith of the owl% ...Att. ......... N,,,,. 21 India (Ma Itarmillos 21 iathilii4tbut motalt i Deet r .., 1,,,., i India iota Caps of , Hope) N' (4th of the month Plyrandh . . Now, :.:, Mauntius ...... ....., Nll4la of the inuntit . Ply moth .. Si,,, 4 liodnerramosivla South 1 ategeno' 9!tV)(rfo.)tlare.B••) if . 114.8%111. of lizoNtr.. 11 , .-, I.e. I Nllll.OO ll Sod 4 tho ~.,nth , , 1 , 11,.. • I AC. I Malaita ...... II 111413 d of ti•esso. 4.••3 , 1.1••• .. Ire, ;S :tli.l7th.lViA.Cl).l Illatta. ""'""*"'"""'". , 1 : ifallit..nf th e rwr.!:...,...11, ... N„, is Nap.a0..... _ ,34150.1.10.0 f moo Do ,r .. N„,,2 11Tel fgratim• Plikh I tittlafinf is.' !toe.- . Pmeast.a.“ MIT UMW 27 t'anf ~Ap i n,r13...., . ,N,, , rent_ M4wthlitl.of ovaitb'•outt....l4.4 . NOT. IS rUOMU, r • ••• N, Ahlathltt "Nu, Wt.: , tlfast 1adif5 7 7...........99'2•41417Ut0t0tai1i mation I i• . ... p, Van Ineolon's Imod (mail . I N /Hotrods) ..- ...... -... . . Tummy. . Warn Indies ... .M Van Inemen's Land (seri Australia) • the mall. for Australia via s , theca' of (Jowl Mope are m e OP the 2n.1 of every alterltate Mask• up sss, ii.. beta and Nth of taett month via Southampton and Mar, 11;4 .r. s...sr sailing retorts at present from alopap or. but nest 3... sent in stranent. lb. Pomadtre au horiu Lae,' nta tt.t: that the Auatralum mail swam., whteh cure t ur User. I . 4nttottn on in 3rd of nest m nub will not be de.patchea br Plre the lett pr iwrs Malls are .4• mode up nn :he :11.1 of evert alter .., 5.:14 ice the Cape of (iood Itope.—The mull which o ught to la: fuel, up ,111 the Itth sill sat be depateto .1 before the 21ti. • The mails to tho-• countries thus marks% (.) are tosseyr4 Preseh packet to Maramliss. CASU A LT I ES. Antina, Welters, from Stettin to London, was as•'sted iob this port yesterday, waterlogged, and is discharging.— Yarmouth, Nov. 14. Rethte.a, of this port, Pringle, was lost on the !dud of Odd, Oct. 24; crew savi al, and it was expected the stores would be secured.—Shia Ids, N .v. 14. Bliss and Ann (brig), sea , . passed at anchor 144 toile E, by N. of Flamburo' heal, Nov. 9, dismaded, int r . logged, and abandoned, and w.th part of drcaload of timber, &c., washed away, lay the Prince Regal; Wharton, arrived at Hull, .liieh treated also boaraci, os Nov. 11, the Belgian gadiot Maria, with tinoced. slaw donee!, and half full of water, in lat. 56 N., lon. i E.; crew supposed to have left in their own boat. Fairfield—Steamers with lanais anal a litt.bo..t have brea sent down to the Fairfield, hence to Itunsbay, on shored Dula' Bay, for the purpo-e of saving the cargo, the beach being unfavourable for landing it. The vessel holds to. getlier, is upright, but the water ebbs and dews through her; at low water she drie..—Liverpool, Nov. 14. Fairfield, Howell, from Calcutta to Liverpool, has bees wrecked on the coast, about 110 wiles to the westward of this port ; master and 16 men drowned ; 7 men saved.— Port Natal, Sept 17. Prince of Wales, Thomas, sailed from the Danube, Jane 5, fur Falmouth, and ha' not sines been heard of. Pyrenees, of Shields, Scott, from W) burg to this port, foundered in the North Sea, Oct. 2.5; crew save).—Bull, Nov. 14. Young England, Robertson, from S'ngapore to Liverpool, came ashore last night at Balbriggan ; nine of th^ crew landed ; seven men were still on the wreck, and the sea was breaking heavily over her, but the weather is now much mute moderate.—Dublin, Nov. 15. •KRIVHD. drovers-at Deal, November IS, from Strain Arc's-at Liverpool, November 16, from. Clp AlICTI:•111 , -at Gravesend, November 1••, from „, . feb Leda Atm STS AIM RILIVI -DI OTIITCAISII, November 16, 110111. AM= AI.DIUIDiaI -at Gravermed, Nov: mbar IS, Irmo Umbel A Len A at Gravesend, Norem le r 16, from IL UM AartaDejk -at (trammed. NOT. 11 •er ID, irolll WWI ALIZIA -at Oravearad, November I::, from . ....... ...........= ADA -at Gravesend, November 16, fmot RR stll4All Psaurr--at Gravesend, Nur. 16, nom Cede :Axel. -at Gravesend, Novelle yr 16, fr0m........ Drub 11010.,D1A-Illt Graveseod, Nov.:ober I:, from Mend Cu roar-at Grameend, Noeember IN, front -Won is Orr or IiAIIILOM-at Grave:send, November 16, from --Oman Ctemv-at Wave:rend, November 16, from Cmuensv -at Grannent November 16, from Csreuusive-at Uramoml, November 66, from Moron Casaissieoent- at Gravesend, November IN Ina, .. .....Co`, Cusairr--at Liverpool, November 16, from ......11:0Grub Co ass-at rm. November 15, from 10111011 D--st WM, November I L Isom- . _Wound SIIII.IIIII- at brammod, November IS, from. linabsig Blame-at Liverpool, N0v.16, from .....-....... 1 etashum Lahr-at Gravesend, November ID, IMO .... Abbe Eamou-at Grarmend, November 16, from ... -. . ....Nadirs 1 Lone ea l'i ui. a -at Ormesend, November lb, trom. Pang 1 . Lt.mr-ot Gravinand e November 16, from los* , P 1.014-4 Orammod, NovroMer lb, from Pastan:mg Osman-at Beisted, November 15, from ....-......, • Mem Cl/DINA-DI Ontemend, November 15, from Morro so-at Gravesend, Nov. 18, from Bloom 11111.11110.T-11l Gravesend November 18, from Flux 'Cu -at Orammeivii 4 November 16, from ...-.....7r= Harr -off ,ausue Pill, am ember IS, from ..- ......... -.WM 11 Boors -off Margate, NOTrIDIKI IS, from 14 8 : 111 I Jour Avow-at Oravesead, November 16, from ...... „Amnia , , Joon Snere•-•1 Deal, Novetobe r 15, from... D Demers 1 Boone %limn -at Deal, November IS. from ..... _ -Queller Initsa -at Graymend, November 16, from Mune MiLlla•u-lit U 111111111•1511, November i 4 fr0m........... • WM Mesta-at Brietol, November IS, from Mei . 4o ll l MillallT (sehouner)-At Desl, Noe - ember IS, from C.O. 646 P.S. Pc BODONA -at Remo:, November 15. Iron llavanaili Norm. e--at Falmouth, November 15, rem... . .... R Petard:oj Onws.an-at Ovavesead, November 16, from...„ Form bows--at tiraweacad, November :6, from -- Palmas Pa eaturr-uff Pill, November IS, from .... .....„ ......... ffsgsbreg Parmoorm -at Plymouth, November 15, from -CA. Bop Panemem Etre .1.-at Guns, mi, Naleattal ID, fr om . NUM Moss-at Gravesend, November 16, from Dry ' Ito. COM:MX-at Falmouth, November 15, from Ileib Borsiuoa-at Bristol, November IS. from ........- -ALM" Bosioas.-at Bristol, November 13, from Grmto DC &MAMA -Si Grammod, November : 6, fitsla „ CUMS Br. JOUAIIIIira-at Gravenend, Novesubvr IS, ,nom Narmg ricsmt-at Gravaisd, November 15. from.-. , - .... .. .- • • Dose NAOMI Lomas -u Liverpool. November 16, from ...... -• Q.* Mrsrmer-at Gravestmd, November IS, frolg Ursa Ts Lemon- •at I:ram:send, November 1 ,, , from bevel Toot -M Gravesend. November 16, from New lel View -at (invented, Nov. IS, loan II, ,A I w,,ra -at Gramornd, Nur. 16, from.. ........... ----.. Mom N's. STK' roll-at Gravesend, Nov. 16, fros . Quttrt 1 WAsioe OM -at Orammonel, November 16, from Ilsolean BAIL.. U. At iszirrs-from Liverpool, November 16. to New Orksit CUM mums - from I .rareoend, November It, to . .. U. Tout Dovren..ar -from Orsrevenel, N ,sembrr 16, to „.boureburi ll'Arviaiwoo-ham Oraveven 1. November 16, to . Howbeit &WPC-from Orsvemmd, Norember Id, to ....-..... 1 . 64 " 6 Om Imm-tram Liverpool, Noe ember 16, to .... -- Ne 11 .6116 lentos-from Gravesend, November 16, to %orient YAIIICUATI.A -from Liverpool, November 16, to lletuls le Levu, -Iron, Liverpool, Norionter Id. to ll.inibut6 L KIMCCANII -from Queenstown, November 11, Ur-- 1 .... a bleu-from Liverpool, November 16, to Nelbosnw ru.or-fruas Liveroool, li.vember 16, to Nawiill Kum liar-tram Liverpool, November 16, to. Dernersm %ors!. Wit LIAM -from Liverpool. Nov. 16, to NOS Timor -from Liverpool, Nov. 16, to.-... ..... ... C 6 4 .441 Vs IV 11. -Iron LiArrpOt 4. November In, 10.. tlie.t■ Wu. Verrone-from Liverpool, November 16, to.. .... ... ....11.. WOODIIAN-from Ormond, N.IC. 10, to Perseus) Yummy:mu-Motu Portsmouth. !tantalise 16, 10........Nr• WI VIIBB/ILB SPOKIIN WITH. Ann Undone; from Liverpool for Melbourne, Sept. 1, W. MX. 1 al. 24 W. Britbili Sovereign, tram Amoy la Havant, with emigrant* , 44 " 112 E. Jane rances (barque). fr London for Launceston, Oct. I, 12.00 N , lon. 21.00 N., 4111 goy* coit ; all well. Jenof Jonor (Pritub barque„ Porn Liv,r, 00l Iry 311.141ctou'e loloWe out Olds's. Aug. 17, lat. 4.10 N., lon. 17.1. W. Kate Kearney (barque), 197 days from Moulmein fiir L. 491 0. N` ,. • 9, I V. 4.1.13.9, lon. 24.1 W. Mobile (lintioli ohm), of and from lArerpool for I\,rt 1111,1,. wt dayo, Aug. 19, 41. 21.10 d., km. 40 N. MitTHS, MARRIAORS, AND DRATHS. 131 KTILS. BUSK.—Nat. IS, at klalarshlll, Greentmeh.park, the wile of C. J. hulk kip., of a sem LLAVEIL —hue. 14 at Buckingham Howe, Clve:tenholk 11 .. n" the hew. T. C. 11. Leaver, of Buckhamiden RecturT, G:raterter• shire, of a daughter. OTALLAtillitN.—Noe. 14, at lowntlenatreet, the Hag. Mr.. (nal. Wham of a a m. BRUEN.— tt Merionethshire, North Wales, the sliest C-41 4 . 6 . A. Bruen, ut a daughter. MAILKIAUBS. DCR ANT— Farr:HT.—At Mary's. tired Mahal% Norr" 11 1 the Ker. Dr. Beeres, Perpetual Curate of Ertnae, and I,:ret,r W* 4 " V* , W. IL Durant, gout, of timoralull, Ted.lingtoa, KOS tw Cl o re,u roged daughter of the Ite, 0. K. Parted. ol Gre" Birdied. MACLEAY--BUTCUEIL—Nor. it, at et. liarylebtor Church tr, Modesty. I.r.r. of Kelm Castle, Colthnesa, N. 8., to Jaw. a hlo. the late U. U... Butcher, hag , of We brckodreet, Giveuavh •410 m• DHATFIS. 110UVERIE.—Nov. 14, at Woolberlir.g, suddenly, V. Botts, rt., ti.C.B., sad O.C. M. U. e t Mual Klll6lir.--Now. 13, Elisabeth, into of J. limitht, ". • Iladhato, aged 71. KACRAWITEN.—Now. 1; at Portman-equare, the I Maestashten. KAuNDY.It.--Nov. 14, at Mount Radford, S. Maunder, , the Mairotrates of the City o 1 Rater, aged 67. PALMI,I4.—Nor. 14, glamors, wife of KIT It. 1.11!IIIT. Usrt• sANDEMAN. Nov. 13, at Soros-oguare, Ilyde-pak, 17.7.4 ,3,1 " 6 " . Rm., of Kirkwood, launi , rtewshoe. nom ri Cdr. W IN.—Nov. A, at Bright, n, Clara Elm ,teeth , only ditto • • lieut.-Gen. Kr IL Weston, EM., of Litio , ltesAnn, and Tanflold Ledge, ( .4, 1 4 ` e • late of Iliebburpero.e., allr,l S. Hurd serf yub,',.hed by Witt-ism , iistu Ht r , ii• No. • .tiret, in the I II) of Umbel, Privar. St UAW. L ' " . .1 street, is the rreoleet el Mlatetrues, Wii4011•1 , NO‘niVing . 1842. I