The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-03 00:00:00

SPORTING. EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING. The list ha. the Itit racing end steeple dialling, se tow lasted up to last night, stands 64 follow.: BRUDINUT43:4 Ile:ewer 0110 sots. each, 1 ft if declaim ham nine o'clock the night Osten tennis.; foe 2-yr-olds. One adhp. at. lb. Elan Little David Lady Lenin Oanip 7 13 Ethelbert beverlae (late Voting Beyerlac) borybantee 7 8 Awies 7 6 Miehaenen Maid 7 4 Weis Tennyson Veinier 7 4 I'saltery The todivn Ern ACTUNK H•NDICA eland the sight before rattail ARC. ILIA. Lady Evelyn 6 9 5 Chief J 5 8 8 Robbie N0b1e.... 3 8 3' Hothorpo Ringleader 4 6 13 Catidlcw.ck 6 121 Poodle 3 611 The Proctor Dule,t a 6 10 Merry Bird 4 6 Venetia+ 4 6 71 at. Ih Disuseslit Helen Ch f by Fatigh-a-Bal• lards out of Butter fly's dam 6 13 Charntiopt Wotan& Lady Flora ..• 6ht , ,pshirc Lass Hatchet Little Swift Mrs. John Feeney Tobolski 6 7 struck out. ,r of 10 eine. egeh, h ft, if de ig, Le. New Derby emarse. Age. et.lb. Don Pedro 4 6 7 Allegro Saekhnt Madeline 3 6 4 fur 3 6 3 ,TN Varmint 3 6 3 l'hamatesal I Termagent 3 413 The rest pay forfeit. iiINTINICIL 11A,DICAP Pt..% Age. at.lb. I Chiefitaatiee a 8 10 1 }Maley Ghehole 'whim Warrior 3 7 13 Nattimus Humphrey 5 91 Grey Tommy 3 8 Pawl pa. 4 51 Lady Ago 3 13. F.theirolty Dulcet • 12. Vtnnuth 4 12 Sweetheart .l to The Proctor The others al br i 1 yr.. One mile. Age. st.lh. Swkbut Billy Bar Allegro Kate Laxly in Waiting 3 6 2 The Varmint 3 6 01 tin to Singapore 3 612 Happy Joe 3 612 Marianna Northman Termagant 3 6 7 Cotton Lady 4 nerry 3 6 4 Butterfly 3 410 re aerwehed. The Deddington and Epsom Autumn Handicaps are rub ject t.. declarations of forfeits up to 9 u'eleek this evening (W..lnesday.) The races, a• at present arranged, will be run in the fol lowini order:--12.33, Match; 1.0, Paddock Stakes; 1.30, lieddington Stakes; 2.1.3, Autumn Handicap ; 3.15, Selling Stakes; 4 0, D. n'intk l'late. RAILW t♦ A itiIANfirSIIIN rs.—Trains will he started each day from 9.0 am. until 12.1.3 p.m. from Lon lon-bridge, and from 4 0 p.m until 8.0 p.m. from Epsom. During thee. periods the ordinary trains will be suspended. We are requested to state that Michaelmas Maid wee sold before the Sewed Claus of the Nursery was run, and has left King's stables at Stockbridge for Woolcot's. This stewards of the Jockey Club, we hear, D►ee en preased 'heir a;.prob..tion of Mr. J. Clark, jun., in the Jodi ciel chair at Newmaiket during the Second October end Mmghtou Meeti-.-ts, and have appointed him judge for the ensuinz year. It 1e due to Mr. Clark to add that, although the number of raczi w as unusually largo, and statue( them remarkably clew, not one of his dechkons was called in AND CLERICAL. UNIVERSITY Or LONDON.—BACUELOR OP ARTS, IS:i2.—First division: Samuel Ralph Asbury, University ; Alfred Barnes, University ; Henry William Bleby, Wes ley (Sheffield) : Charles Boulnois, King's ; Charles Aloy sius flouring, Stony hunt; James Cameron, Leneuhire In dependent, and °WWI ; Henry Nicholas Collier, Spring Hill ; Samuel Augustine Courtauld, University ; Edward May Davis, New ; Williaw Beane, King's ; Frederick Wil liam Farrar, King's; Jo.eph Fernandes, University ; Oeo. William Hewitt Fletcher, King's; Henry French, Wes- ley.. (Milstein) ; Burford Wanag Gibeene, King"! and Trinity. Csmin;iler ; Samuel Gike, University ; Walter HIS/Ashen Gill, M. 8., Ickes; Benjamin Gray, New ; liorue, Airedale ; Frederick Alfred Johnson, Wee leyan (Taunton) and University ; Robert Crompton Jon, Manchester (New) • Campbell Mackintosh Kett, King's; William Lech, University; Frede rick Leonard, University and Baptist, Bristol; Evan Lew* Airedale; George WMichael, Stepney; David Lawson Mathison, New • John Metivier, University ; Josiah Miller, N ew; Charles Jeront March, University; Buten Henry Olive, University; Henry Enfield Roscoe, University; James Savage, University; Rev. Caleb Scent, Airedale ; Rev. George Heap Stanley, Manchester (New); Thomas Herbert Suter, King's; William Frederic Teevan, University ; Charles Tophstn, University; Frederick Va. event, eniveriity ; Robert Thomas Ferrell, New; Thos. Tbseden Waterman, New ; Edward William., St. Paul's, Prior Park. Second division: Thomas Doseett, St. Pa trick's, Carlow; Frederick Guthrie, University; Henry Lawless, Stonyhurst: George Hayter Macaulay, Univer sity; William Stevenson Owen University; William Fletcher Satchel, University ; Ric hard Thompson, New. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Nov. 2. ArronsTsmers.--Naval Instructor J. M. Larry to Inspregsabic Muter's Assis tant C. W. Ross to Victory. Pvtuotan, Nov. 2.—lien Majesty's corvette Did*, 18, Captain Morehead, arrived this morning, 112 days from Tahiti, left Rio Janeiro on the 9th of September. Mee is ordered home in coasequencs of having knocked • a coral reef, 23 feet of her false keel, which she has es Seek. An irquiry less made in the Pacific, and the °Moms alai crew exonerated from all blame. She hae bad ito sick- Mei during her absence, and all on board are well. Seve ral sateen belonging to the Bonetta, 3, Lieutenant Com- Meador Wake, on the Rio station, bay. hies seat boa ia lb. D.do, for Admiralty inquiry. THE MILITIA. (mom Luz a: ()Aims.) The felhowlse commehricee have his gi b. Meeks Jams Trevor Mew, rat, le be lootloweak k the Meld Moak' MAY* Owlek Me flame Wkekele. Dart.. * be leder, vim Wear le Me Repel Moe& Liasela Mks. Ito. ft be emus. la MOW. Ihommowl Me MEW Wooer* bls ri& .1 eke velkooM •. LEO Ova heeliak • lam" lanossa. peat., to bs Beets t, vies Gallas, slesca w Nes ry Nolan, But., labs .qt a, 17th Lessers, le be tasjoir, vice Dolma INeekberee, segoistod lieulestsMilmel of th• Bsceed losicasst, le the Tint le=sef tits Deka of Lonecisear's Out Militia. Stably ambers*, pot., to be sorest, vise Neet, peoesseel, the North easserset assiesset et` Yee an mutts Catary. J Osiocreed Grisscreed, gout, to bs liselseset, vies Coselbe.sepeessisil, in the Fiat assesses. Ileghseat of . . _ — RAM Deemed /air, rest, to be 01111414 Vise lbw* sapeeseast is dins. Clatiee Henry Salwibary Pickwick, Esq., to be eke Holliday, twilped, is the lieecad &menet t of Militia. — UZI Vireo Lois Realra, pat, to be Doormat, vieeiZake, airs. se linmearn nos Moo to be Int Dermas% vire Watkins, retired, is the Merl Corps mama. Eduard Festival Vaughan, pat., ms be Ant lisatesaat, vi=ldo retieds, l retired, is ditto. Wa la out, to be lest liestease% vier i Me. Risismi David J ed gent., to be list Ileatesent, is ditto. Jane Mena% got., to be seseaseihretesaat vies Zoo poser. la dirs. Theme Darso to he seem& lientesaat, is ditto. herslei. Fior sent., e Mollie Rolf*, nat., to be lio ness, vies Data reed. donor, in re Pint or Waters Re~ltoatdMph& Militia. Tier Williams Crosse, itr, to be moo vies Oliver, in d itto. Mord Clio% pat, to be liestenast, is the GliessestrallOWlSt of Militia. 1 7ote Mag= =•.• be lientaupt, in ditto. Ulm gatii.,* be enaign.vieeCripp% preaseled. ate. Wisdom's Mar Howard Henley, Seq., to be sp. tar, vise ANSI, 1114111114 in the Boyd Beath Olosesor Light lady 1•=41 . Militia. CPI pat., te be wins, in ditto. Maaplat i rty, pat, to be amigo, is the abseptire lierrest M (imp Mk" gent., to be ensign, in ditto. SUSPECTED MURDER ST POISON IN EINIKIL—A report having bees he some time prevalent at North Oak seam, a village attest de miles from Bindweed, is the river side, that a weans of the name of Barak Liter, who died abase two yeses mid a half sine*, had some ts bee death by unfair seem, and that her hadmetd bad be aseseed by her daveiser (hy a forme bashamd), sad with' wheat he eniabited, with teeing the cow of Iwo dead by rethe clergyman of the the PAL kr. n, by dui» of moral of the ' Aniembed a vetilles to the mom r, C. C. Loeb. ilbet be 100 a give miss M Iwo the body eibooesk hem as eet f10e... The wee Needed la. mall ma !Ailey Sw last gm body was Minimal. • highly seepeelable ja7 was gwaeg he, and Off preessesi to view Mb body. Oa Be bperiateadent Coulees ormweigg the lid et tbo ol ie y, which was aes c r e ih m. biselt, we heed to be Mr. j noes. of bath the body, WI Usk Nit tic Amelli esd moo G w is Madders weed.owl Adhered le %- Cads* to take to Prolester Ttion et Gsfe e a , . body eras Sem cwiniwmsd Lbw deed ime, efigessatly es ireseesed ebeerere. The sedjery ass oelimed lbe Irbilo Sesie, wiles es we sties WNW, wee lbs Ilestity el the s re iheeer bed Me biters wee thee sused shy den va- Tayiw mho his legs& RAW intelligence. EQUITY COUltTS.—YzensanAT. Sanw►e ♦re toes rasawc•tioe. In eousequence of the Lord ChasiceLor having rcectred thr JodSts. Queen's s.:orsasel, 4c.. at hr, akfast. as o.ual out the tint day of this Turn. bis lordship did sot take his seat 10 court until half peat 1 o'clock. At the sittiag of the coast, Stuart leek the usual oaths. Sir John II wails° v. Boma. Lthau.rrthe or Pnasonat, RIPItISINTATITU WITS Uuh.OD TO DILAPIDATION' This was an appeal modes made es behalf of Mary Boyer, formerly Orilla, use of the defendaats leader • de cree of Lord Chancellor Tree°. It appeared that the testa trio is the original emus was Lillah Taylor, who wee the legatee oh:ottani leasehold premises, and by the leases cer tain rents were reserved, and certain commas were re tained. Lillah Taylor by her will bequeathed the lam holds in question to Richard Ashby, subject to the pay ment of the rests and performance of the covenants contained in the lease, sad James Boyer was left residuary legatee. On the death of the testatrix, the property was found to be mash dilapidated, and a question arose hawses Ashby and the naiduary legatee as to who wee to bear the burden of repairing the premises, and two of the see eaters filed a bill sunhat Boyer and Hireling, two of the elevators, and against Ashby, the legatee. The bill wee filed in January, 1810, sad 'because was heard before Vise- Chancellor Wigram, in May, 1842. A reference to the muter was directed, to inquire as to the liabilities in respect of the leaseholds The muter made his report, and the cause came on before Vier-Chancellor Waren is July, 1844, when he decided that the residuary legatee of Lillah Tayloe should bear the cost of the repairs, eau that Richard Ashby should have poesesaion of the deeds, and be put in preemies of the property, sad that the Teat. received sines the death of the testatrix should be paid over to him. He was accordingly put into penurious of the leasehold, and shortly after died, having appointed one Blake hie executor, although he made no alma of the leueholds. The exe cutor sold the leaseholds, and divided the whole estate smug Ashby'. next of kin; and this ma took plain in 1847. Before anything further was dose Blake d;ed, and appointed Mary Griffin, now Boyer, his solo executrix, and his property was sworn under 2001. This was before the degree of the Vice-Chancellor was disputed; bat In Not. 11349 there was ea appeal by the residuary legatee against that decree. The appeal mate ors before Lard Truro in November, 1861, who reversed the decree of the Vice•Chaocellor, de ' elariag that Ashby took " ' ' he Imonion a th• WIWI, - " runt mere.' and that be was Mud to do all that was required by the loam; and this therm required Mary Origin to do certain thing against whisk she now appealed. She was only the personal repre sentative, through Blake, of Ashby. The decree directed that Mary Griffin should deliver powsegion of the leaseholds bequeathed to Ashby, and which bad been sold by his cis- SOW, Slake; and that Mary Oran should make the sear sEyeiap as airs ; and that she alsouM be at liberty to take such in she should be advised against the under ; and that if sks did not do so, the representative of the residuary legatee should be at liberty to take such pees ceedinp ; and that Mary Orilla sheald repay to the re. preerneative of the residuary MOM the NW and damps which he should incur is Mr peermliega at law ; and, lastly, that the Wee &WI be hinds/ ea Mary OWED unless, within the meet* the dowel eases to the contrary. It wee math the agar Set this appeal wee asked. The lad Climillur Maid that Mary Oniall was liable ha bit_ iIIPSIMISIMINIAINIIMIT only, and therefore as such eilMO to the extent of the ones, and no farther ; she sim be liable poessaally to the obligation in question. .111 111•111 be Awed. lilkMalie. ea the pert of the bar, made an application II lb tereldp te reedmil the order be had sails Air holding Me dttiaps of the emit, of equity at Westminster during Me mama term. Kr. Campbell the tined that wellould be greatly for the 110•••11i11111111111 the oath= • as the bar ; and aded that as maim the sew lit of parliament the equity j were to sit at chambers which wcre situated at inn, it would be far more eocveniont if the courts OM His lordship, after expressing a strong opinion in favour of the continuance of the ancient feeling in favour of Westminster Uall, and his wish that no separation shoeld apparently t►ke place between the mammon law and equity bare, acceded to the request of the bar as far as regarded the present term, stating that be was mach influenced in yielding to the request made to him by the fact of the other equity Judges having to sit in chambers at Lincoln's. inn. The court will literature sit (this day) at Lincolnlrina. Berme Vonaniascosaaa The Vice-Chancellor took his met about lalf-put sae, sad disposed of several motions. NSW CSANCEST PILACTICS. Several motions were made to his Honour upon the con struction of the 15 sad 16 Vie., e. 86, the set to amend the practice and course of proceeding in the High Court of Chancery, but Si his Honour declined giving his judgment upon any of them until be had consulted the other judges, is order that the practice might be kept uniform, we re- , serve the points raised. Boma beelftwassio Cos .. TATLoa..—JOIII. 9. W 4 TM qsalkse tit ls dam seas vase d • abalar isastaksi seaslisetisa el tbe Ski spooks et eta saw set he swift Nat swiss • asset =VW s i tP=st , , r;2= wham • suippllaasstal bat se NI spab lee sesissed seesseary. aria say suit " besemkgsbalid." !be qualms Is vbelber this mesas applies sa sobs vbisit @Meld baffle bosom abated Were Ow est eamellelp wearies. Mr. Mertes sad Mr. Lashed tampered as lesasal eta raspessave eases. sad it was sealed tbat tbs assesjosiat bad bass raised behep Vissebsspillse Teem. sal dist leashed kiss bed , amid bis Ambles. he the pupas, ef sessisOft tbe Obsessey i Judges The nie.Asslles oil it was vary dabs** Sat am all tbemp su • mitz:z e t e =es kesid be als. blikedrasdl b mead tram 'irks Ids M 4& sirs wail bendaese bog "does SP IM Ober jedges SEMI VICNCRANNININ Thie bike ea late day of Waltorksas Tem the Vise- Chaaeande fteort (Thelma bees outdated u the eaeseelor to the lata rented Mk Janes Parker) break fatted *A the attar odd filasea's °natal at the nisi demo of the Lod TIN amid moths tom oiidelatered to hie Heaver the Vioa•Clearelleo asset la the Lord Cheaeelloe's Coart, is 'the prows dal Or mph, judges. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCIL—YeeieItDAT. IMMO= NI Ikea —Ram Leas C ali p su y. Mk. juin = 0i1... Mai hum Minimum. am W. homes Sou Mb Mei the Meet day of Ilieharbeee Teeny the Messed balm efthessemen law seers braskiesteslow used. with the Led Chssielleo, sad subsequeatly west ta w =lad r id& the egeitylelges, te Weetwisstar Hall, they embed shout - Whirs ass *Week. Bs moues—Smitora yr ATIOIDINT ore Twit Rom. Is Ihie seas it will be seeellested that Ms. Smith w etre* of the sell as • esidese et the Coast el Chastely, by eider d doe fwd Chmeeller, air harass anted as • wow hob* _ j+4 _ j+4 le esueeeMmy Clesseey. Wks . sse le dhow to his hi Ape ft le. Mr. OIW saw kw Me. ftlit, as regent that • rale eiestesdltA Um is dhow swam why Smith ahead set be Minsk *lie roll et seleeseye el this evert, wiW steed ewe parlleg the peewstaties et • polies to ile Lord Chsese lie a solseerfai. this_pellbles well have bees yerweesi that day bed sot Xi. SEM loses miss • 111 Oa ON sew mien ht elosetry, Ishii" that • the hes sm • yeilleashowld beat a seamy la Ilea at ut homely moils. Laid Caapbell rid the apuillselies le dot asset might wait seta ahoy the waked= Is the Lai Chessellse. Mr. Gray this asi for lane Is eso einisille es the nerds el the ease, irrespeetive et the Lend Oheseeller's daisies. liillwami, ea behalf ethos lasseporated Low ilesiety, whisk bed ao desire to aafalrly %pea lhailk, loft that past to their pa. Load Campbell meld he meld sot 0511 the amid at the evert to Mr. Gray's applisseila es to the afidasias. Dumas' or ram Coos,. Lord Campbell expressed s hope that is all eases la wbl sew triab were to he moved tsr the metiers would he made witbis the Ant lost days of tone. OUURT OF COMMON PLIAL—YMNIIIDAY. /mums a samo.—Bapas Omer AWNS Saw% M. Jana nal" as Ma. Jame Is asides% essisw *de= WI mesr with ths Lai Olseuesp. ad so did ad mob Vadmiew• midi shwa hpOwet 1 dais& lab witham t draw wow the astessadr velbeisislis does st Ws tees. , hese a swidesable swabs, d pap* Is the heil ea wham the Wipes via is pessaries Is Wok w• weetiie esseW bat withia a show time after the Wien IMIMPIIO4 ihe 'Won retired, and the istrie seasensi thole wind swam& Two Maw Bzwauni. Is the seem et the vacation Mr. Mattawan and Mr. Thomas, it may be remembered, were appointed " Serjeasti Waned I. the Law ' " and to-day these times amend is sourt ; wham theClilef Julie, dineted them to taM their seats while the her I which the did, sod they were eel. sowed by deek Indians of tie golf sad the by is the anal way. HAWS e. TMOIMOIee.4II.IIIIIII.II. The !debit is thi• tees me *ma* ..rosary to the Browse Issorathe Cesissay, ini alio m e a w w se tea Loathe Othropoile Cesim, s bot =e of these show male Gotha thus the bib soloed dhe Ilie ildisith the tanner is the No. thisthosy, sad wie~s the UMW Paressy, sesolossioated to hi~isf Musa= Oho hot of the *lairs &mirth osilthoposi thst he *sal es the diesilsol then the sillossf thew so Os Ithisoopole Oiso noire 411141•111111isqubel the seethe of_ Os plthsW. thous Ohs sioretarythl, ; lithos ohs thith shit Is sus dzSr ie llb riethey arks hie proses= Mw ad rivlom b l 0 airs ',ayes& debt. MO mu Ow Ms NAM eso thesied , Md. so II mos sthorth= priethipsi soniesthsollos fro. Islbsthst Y Ms Maur anthem, vim soorthry, to mak Os sass. Ilithje h T ig isdi pros dist the lithisthet bsi NIA . Of MO lbws the so main sinews% WI tho period OM ho sod his willaw solsaith moths et Ohs Oimpasy dithetoso es tho Oil et thank math lbw the puma of is vestleols. the iss ohstherpos. lobe ea s Eshaimil masa Sentho eiey othissioss se st elle pidafit' esildlth, we et the p/ablif lithsoth aid took shoe s beim WWI holm Mikado Aliso Is Mills= alter WS Om, whim du Jury were of opinion that sashes was proved, and they gave a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 150/. Mr. Berjeast Bybee to-day moved to toter a verdict for the defen dant, oe it a new trial, and submitted that there was so evidence of Melia to go to the jury, sod that an Mused° stated in the deelsration was Dot supported by the lIIT.OOOI. As to she sew trial, that WY Mako4 for upon the otroisod that the widow, did set outwit the jury is floti lla( so large ea eseest of demos. The ChiefJostfeeeliff he *suS the mesa' of damages WY very large.—lsle aid mote& COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-MTEADAT. Scrims re Basco. The Chief Baron, Mr. Baron Perko, Mr. BIM% Alder son, end Mr. Baron Platt intend the Court shortly before two o'clock. MOKOMI O. CUIPTON, BART.-ALM= °LULING TwosAc-rioxs. This action was tried befonil;;;Zitiof Baron at the last sittings at Guildhall, when • verdict was found for the plaintiff with 8001. damages. Mr. Edwin James, on the part of the defendant, now moved for • rule nisi for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was against the evidence, and upon affidavits. The action was brought agsiost Mr. Clifton (now Sir Robert Clifton, son of the late Sir Jukes Clifton, of Clif. ton•hall, near Nottingham), to recover the sum of I,OOW. due on a bill of szehange, which was gine to a person named Rowlands. It was pleaded that the bill was given for a gambling trans/atlas, that no consideration was paid for it by the plaintiff, and that it had come into his posses sion with a full knowledge of the circumstances under which it bad bean obtained. The facts of the ease were as follows. The plaintiff was the kee_per of • public Louse at NantrOlow, in Wales, and there Rowlands, who was odu• eared as a surgeon, but spoken of as • sporting man, beanie acquainted with the defendant, then • mi nor. Mr. 'Lowlands afterwards visited at Clifton•hall, and it was proposed that he should accompany Mr. Clifton abroad, which be did, and diversified the journey up the Rhine by winning 2,0001. of the dam dant at dominoes. No security was asked, or given, for this sum, at that time; but in S'eptember, 1848, he went to Ireland, and called on Mr. Clifton, who was then visiting his brother-inlaw, Sir Harvey Brute. Mr. Clifton was in bed when Rowlands called, but he sooepted two bills, each for 1,0001., dated 22nd of September, 1848, and payable on demand, be which Rowlands pledged his word should not be presented till after the death of Sir Jukes, or nego tiated. One of the bills afterwards passed to the present plaintiff, and con to a person named Williams. The plaintiff was called at the trial, end endeavoured to prove that the consideration for which the bill had been given was a suns of 8001. th. 2d., which he declared was dee to him from Rowlands, and had been owing for seven or eight years previously. The principal items nibs bill were "brandy and water" and " home." Morgan admitted on cross-esaminotiou that he knew Rowlands was insolvent, and that he could not have advanced any money for the bills. He also admitted that on este night in January,lBsl, Rowlands bad come to him end asked him to keep the bills for him in his safe. It was afterwerds snouted that Morgan should hold ono of them for the tavern bill in question. The affidavits on which the learned counsel moved, set forth that Rowlands, who would have been a most important witness, had kept out of the way, and Morgan admitted, on cross-Mlllllill4tloo, that the evening before the trial he bad dined with Rowlands at Wood's Hotel, Farnival's Inn, and that he had also breakfasted with him there on the following morning, the day of the trial. Pour several journeys bad been made into Wales to endeavour to subpiona Rowlands. The Lord Chief Baron said that at the trial there had been great doubt as to whether any consideration hut been proved, sad the jury bad consulted together for some time before they agreed es to their verdict. Mr. Bans Ableessa—How do you got ever the difficulty as to tho knorMilos Osmanli ? It sight be knowledge of roomy, hat bow de you In the }annular roguery to the gambling? Suppose Rowland. got We bill to raise mosey on it ? Mr. James submitted that Mr. Clifton bad fully proved the gambling, of which the plaintiff, at the time of taking the bill, was perfectly aware. Baron Parke—Yea cannot say that the verdict was contrary to the evidence. Mr. Jaineo—We proved that it was impossible that Row lands could have given may consideration for the bills. The Lord Chief Risen—Yon may take a rule upon both points.—Rule nisi accordingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TESTEZDAL Bursa Ile. Ossassecou Hag-Rom PILINTICI.-BamouLAft Chas. --..--. ----- Mr. Hubbard, on behalf of the murices In this case, litlde as application ander the following eircumstacees : n• basikrupt bad obtained hie certificate several years ago, he had since come Mao the pememion of considerable pro perty, sad having paid all his creditors ia full was desirous of a properly elmailled certificate wider the new act. Ike old certificate lay at his (Mr. Hialeardra) oSee ; and, what was more strange, there was a large surplus in the hands of the official meignee, a ft er paymmit is fall of all the cm diton, for which the bankrupt deelhaed to apply. His Hoaour said he had no power to interfere ; the certi ficate already imaed most stand. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, I f fOVEMBER 3, 1852, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. A special semi= at the above court was held yesterday, in accordions with the provisions of the Central Criminal Court Act, for the purpose of naming the days for holding the sessions for the ensuing year, and any other busioses dot might require to be disposed of. At 12 o'clock the wort wee opened by the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor, and the following judges, Mr. Baron Alderson, Mr. Justice Cole- Mr. Justice Mauls, Mr. Justice Cree.weU, Mr. Jus- I l letirle, Mr. Berea Platt, Mr. Justice Talfourd, and Mr. Junks Crompton. The following aldermen were also pre ssed-84 C. lisokell, Farnoombe, Lawrence, and Wire. Mr. Clerk, the dark of the court, when the proceedings hal been he s* speed. said that the judges had 'p rod th e coder dee teasaiador of the present and year le los bells, on the following days: 1362— sul lejay Nov. 22; Mead .' , Dee. 13. 1853—Man day, Jan. 3 ; Monday, Jen. 31; Monday, Feb. 28 ; Mew day, April 4; Monday, May 9; Monday, June 13; Mon day, July 4; Monday, August 16; Monday, Sept. 19; Monday, Oct. 24. The learned Judges then inquired of Mr. Clerk If there was say other WM:a to transact, and on his replying in the negative, the rout wee adjourned to Moa&y, No vember 22. THE POLICE COURTS. SOUTHWARK. as ash' Me ;iiltlitHileg a meanie sad tat IlsitolOWllS bra si sea la the yobbo streets. 2k. puuuuus amid eat Setarlay night he wee reseeding Min Val his weary matiaties a a soveralip mad two bdiosawas le • loarkse beg, mad that was :r is r rai tlls . hems= prior. WM* peeing up W Sostiartek the phew siesetsi Ma, mad asked Ida at treat ber. gmt bh bead la bh jeithat Palk as am her all the apples be bad, wk ale amddamly pat her had in his trusses prim, sal stele hi etraey. far aissitly teak eat the tom% mad he sew bar *sew the beg SS the VOWEL 1110 inesillseely seised held of her, sad bh lemsmi . what abe rat swasthiag la herr wbidi be maw haw was Ids massy hem the sound sod staaggled any bard with her to pra m* bee awl. A gelfasmem eosin ep secured her. said be was as duty mew Win e. *lit, when he heard coke of w r aga th the spot he saw the prom. outer reaggliag the , and his told him ohs had robbed • idea and pet the maser la her mirth. He seised MN of her by the threat, sad saw the mossy is her mouth, but be maid set get at It without bee biting hi Gager. • Jimmie. beerever, mem Wei bin arlaimask sad withdrew hem bar swath a sessesfri and hit s motra. The other half arm was found en the gressi arse the bag. In itch..., the priamme mid the geessealmr Mod impro priety with her, rid gale Mr a taw ewer& As for the aepeeemery head es law , _ , it wee laving bra ghat to bar by a blend to mbar assee ulWirg. Kr. A'Beckett oaomlM.l her for trial. Doatistieha Laraiardi. earthing Dallas boy, was eberged with sanoying *I of a Mrs. Harris, whom beebrid h kam tie, ay PlaYbal ta an atlas sad aims abusive wham desired to more away. The eau eat Erie eat lbe seidemse of the proseen• trig, who MIN ilut illus alorAsuest of tlie mimeo rather than penditmeat wee the oyes{ uf the Mr. AHuiliwet asked the wand if L isim eeili sille. ireak Eng lish, WI was maswered by • Amite el tholes!. TMmash Wee then di eard him is hi arise teas, mid he rebid is roily We be bad elms met beem hem Masigblear heed *thyme. and had bees di menthe Is Lead's that he was seat bore by a padres* be had in Italy to arether padres' la lesther-lans, who slat him est about the town to play the ead to glee hiss what mar, be get la ream he lielomme loWag. B. sisseid Mime le return to hie owe esumtry gather lira emelt ban te be subjected ta t r ag leager to tbelll-bumseas ef Ms psalms if he did not Unbolts at sight wbat he empested. Mr. Wankel, perceiving that the uallortamme by harked extremely ill and half famished, sedated NM Is M peemided with sous food, and mai/ that es be holl eyarmsl • whh 111 NOM to Italy, he shield hue me *beim asseatuakatift with mar of them basevelmee gmakema the lammed theories. en the behalf of peat boys wit were inveigle away data titre native bests by their heartier fellow countryman hr p l / 1 . ?WM. Wog Alms ITiners sal Mom Weralutas were charged with MMus Women im smatedy in committing ••garotte robbery. Captain Bar, • powsetal mom, stated that ha WY puling along the Miseries, es de way to his ship, at a late hour ea Monday night, and was scouted by the prisoners, who entered jut , marinades with him, and he walked a short distance with them ea to Tower Hill, where they were &o usted by two woo, OM of whim struck him a 'lob at blow with his Id. sod the ether, iss the same moment, wised him by the meek semajoreed it VOy with his hands so as to nearly prelim siallosatien, and bang him right ever on his bark. Ile shaggied bud he mot away, but the fellow held him lows brio melt. wile the other villain WOO Welting hi bet slug. the woman Kirwan made a match at his watch already he was bold down, detached it from the guard, aad ran away with it. By • powerful e ff or t he Messed himself from the grasp of the ralaan, threw him off, set sad out "Polio." as loud es he was able. The two wears is. .way sad he pursued them, and overtook th e m 90 et le yards from the spot when he was attacked, and gars times into custody. The welsh was of found is the met Witness was quite saber. M evidasee being comflemed, the rheum were caw NEEio MIL MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrrearom., Nov. 2.—Sales cf cotton at mulct to-day ars estimated at 6,000 bales, of which specu lators take 1,000. The salts comprise 400 Persson and Maninham, at 61d. to 7d.; 400 Egyptian, at cp. to 8.1. ; ' 1,600 Surat, at 41d. to 6td. The market closes heavily ; sad compared with Friday's miss, prices of all kind, ars the same, tixospt Americans at Id. and under, which are id. lower. Maxcourns, Nov. 2.—The Liverpool cotton market has been depressed since the advice. of the Asia !Me to hand, and ws have felt somewhat of • corresponding check hers In yarns and cloths, but the orders in the bands of producers are too great for it to have affected prices, except that they are not less stringent. WOOLLEN CLOTll.—Laine, Nov. 2.—We have not hid quite eu good a market to-day u we hare been accus tomed to lately, and leas business has been done in moat descriptions of goods. , WOOL— III:I3DaRATIILD, Nov. 2.—From the prices which Wool. are fetching at present sales in London, it is evident that the raw mat/riot will keep up for some months, and consumers are now purchasing more freely. MAN UFACTIMES.—NUDDIWWIELO, Nov. 2. The attendance of buyers has not been so numerous today, but, notwithstanding, an average amount of busineu has been dons. Stooks on hand of seasonable goods are low, and manufacturers are in many instances obtaining better CORN.-IfuLL, Nov. 2.-8 fair supply of Wheat to-B@y train our own neighbouring imam ; without any pivot briskness the market was fully as doss for all fresh descrip tions of new grain, with no alteration in the value of secondary . and nut-uf-oondition parcels. Foreign %'heat more inquired for, without much business resulting. Not much malting B arley offering at present, and the high prices at which grinng is held throws consumption on other feeding articles. Beans and Peas unaltered in v.due, with a less active demand. Oats only a dull sale. Linseed ls. dearer, and Linseed Cakes without alteration in actual value, though the mildness of the weather somewhat cheeks the sale at present price. Rapeseed dull, but Repo Cakes are still worth the quotation. Present prices are :- Wheat, English, red, 395. to 421.• white, 445. to 465. ; Dsntaio and Konigsberg, 425. to '4Bs. ; Pomeranian and Hamburg, 384. to 42a. ; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 365. to 3lis.; Russian and Odessa, 31s. to Ric Oats, English, 171. to 19s. ,• Danish, 16e. to 18e.; Fries land, 18s. to 20s. ; Russian, 16s. to 18e. Barley, malting, 28e. to 31s. . • grinding, 265. to 28s. Beans, 31s. to 395. ; foreign, 32.. to 341. lees, white, yellow, and blue, 345. to 36a.; grey and black, 30s. to 325. Linseed, Black Set, 44. to 461. ; Petersburg, 42a. to 45a. ; Riga and Archangel, 38s. to 425. ; Konigsberg and Memel, 365. to 40a. ; Linseed Cakes, Hull, 84. 10s. Od.; fine foreign, 81. 0.. Od.; inferior foreign, 71. Os. Od. ; Rapeseed, 251. ; Raps Cakes, 1901. th.l. Tares, English, 365.; foreign, 25e. to 30e. Ousno, 41. to 94. N. 80ne5,975.6d. liyemeal, 71. Ina , ports from Oct. 23 to Oct. 29 -Wheat, 461 qrs.; Barley, 396; Oats, 490; Beans, 1,016; Pees, 1,196; Tares, 195; Linseed, 17,769; Rapeseed, 4734 ; Oil Cakes, 55 tom; Bones, 134. Lazne ' Nov. 2.—The show of wheat continues o n ly moderate. The demand for new is pretty good, and prices creep up. Today we quote this description Is. per qr. higher then last week, and a little over Friday's extreme rates. Old is Arm, without alteration in value. Barley fully as dear. Beans steady. Oats and other articles as before. Arrivals this week:—Wheat, 4,118; Oats, 41; Bathe. 1,115; Beans, 70; Peas, 136; Malt, 386; Rapeseed, 2,007 ; Linseed,6l. ' Llynitroot., Nov. 2.—The imports of British grain and flow tontines to be very light. From foreign ports we have this week received 18,349 quarters of wheat, and 19,966 barrels of flour from the United States and Canada; from European ports and Egypt 3,127 quarters wheat ; exports are again 2,578 sacks of flour, 923 quarters barley, 3,413 quarters beans, and 2,820 quarters of Indian corn. The week's experts an again liberal, viz.: 16,611 barrels and 1,113 sacks e flour, 2,900 quarters wheat, tied 1,974 quarters of Indian corn. There have been liege transactions daily in the grain trade daring the week, and extreme prices have been readily obtained. The consump tion of breadstuffs was probably never at so high • rate as at present, through the good employment enjoyed by the manufacturing population. The Corn Exchange this mowing was well attended. Business generally was not so active as during the put week, but prices were further improved, sad an advance must be quoted on the rates of this day es'anight of 3d. per bushel on wheat, 6d. per barrel and seek on flour, 6d. per quarter on Indian corn, and Is. per quarter on Egyptian beans. Oats end oatmeal fully supported late prices, and a fair demand from con semen., and to bold over. Barley and peas were unaltered ix value. Linseed cakes advanced 10s. per ton. Lyre,, NOT. 2.—We bays again a small supply of Wheat, but fair of Barley ; the condition much affected by the late heavy rains. Wheat wu readily taken at Gd. to Is. per qr. advance, and Barley about tho same as last week. Wheat, old, red, 621bs. to 631b5., 425. to 465. per quarter, to the grower; new, 691bs. to 601 M., 375. to 395.; ditto 661bs. to /Albs. 324. to 36e. Bye 24a. to 265. Barley, se lected, 621 M. to 4 , 11m., 30a tons. ;best runs, Gllbs. to 621b5., 295. to 30s. ; inferior, stained and mach sprouted, 6011. to 52Ibe , 24.. to 265. Oats, new, Bd. to 9.1. per st. Beans, old, 6dlbs. to 6611. 365. to 365. Peas, feeding, 245. to 28s. Flour, fins. per sack of 28011., 301. to 325. Nawcsartal, Nay. 2.—At our market this morning we had an extremely large show of Wheat from the growen mad, notwithstand• its very indifferent condition, the; whole wee quickly cleared o ff at very full rates. South country new was much inquired for, and, bad there been any on sale, the beet runs of red would have sold readily at 4 4 11.; extra up to 455. Fine old, whether English or foreign, being held for an advance of le. per qr., bad the I effect of checking business ; and, although buyers resist triviNg present prices, they will Sr. long be doubtlessly real ised. In Flour a steady basins.. was done, extra hnuseholtle making Us., and choice whites 345. In Rye little stirring. Makin Barley was held firmly Is, ma improvement of It M I E : ; flas. per baabel, w ti: t bild fee aside ease oCiUgdier, bs. m w a rlr without diNeraity. No ellideg. Fine Melt fully as dear, mil Sr au I. per qr. has been obtained. Iniling Pen telly ai dear, and the same may be said aileron Fine old pets are pointing upward, with rather men enquiry. CATTLE —o•entonaw (Beale) Pam, Nov. 2.—The supply of molly good store Beasts was wwwwzally short ; for these there was • brisk demand at psweine rates; middling and inferior Bente were more plestral e bat the trade was slow, bat few sales being sinter at a onoldorable Muer Pan in prime. Welt Coen indrike Wit small Calf, sold easily at la to 171. eon; In-CoN Cows sad heirerg in good demand ; the former at 121. to 161. • Wilke at 101. to 131. each. Is the Sheep fair the top lo ts of both wethen sad ewes were in demand, and sold freely at earner quota tions; all other kinds experienced a sluggish trade, at a iodise of 2a. to la. per head, many being lift meek. The vela WNW sub to retard bantam operation The Pig tweet Malt meets was doll, at reduced prices. Stroll Calves Ile. to We. molt. High priosa:were easily attainable for pee Home of ell sorts; Ponies - of seed °clear and syna nary, 7!. to 101. each. aIIIFFRON WLI.DON (ESSII) PAHL, Nov.l.—Lean Beasts, for grazing, were in good supply, and had • fair sale, bat at prices lower than at previous fain. Short-honed seem, heifers, and Scots had the call during the day, and most were sold at a decline of 6s. to 10s. per head; all other tors, particularly Irish Beasts, had • downward tendency. Calving and dairy Cows in good demand, and prices steady open former fain. The Sheep and Lamb fair had a much less supply than but year. We had • great falling off in the number of buyers, which caused prices to fall Is., 21.,1 and 3s. per head. For young useful draught Bones there was an active demand at 301. to 601. each ; Colts, 261. to 351., and high priors were given for good harm. The Pig trade was not so animated as it has been for some weeks past, which may be attributed to the increased supply. Porkers receded from 3d. to ed. per stone of Sibs., and store Pigs from 2s. to Ss. each. Calves for suckling or weaning 21s. to 325. Preis Moo LONDON OAZETTE.-716exiay, Nov. 2. BANKRUPTS., EDWARD FTTPZ, and Howford-bnildinge Fenchuroh.etreet, merchant, to surrender Nov. 10 at 12: and Dee. 17 at 11, at Biudeghall-street. &Is., Raker and Co., Liale.etreet,Cityi off. twig., Cannon, Alder:Danbury. CRAIII.I3 OLLIVIIIR, NOW Bond-street, muaiaseller, Nov. 10 and Dee. 17, at 1, at 801., Randall, Welbeek-street,Cavendish-glare; of. assig., Whitmore, RICHARD WAKRIII, Nelson-place, City-road, mach-maker, Nov. II at 2, and Dee. 16 at 1, at Besiaghall-street. Sol., Hopgood, King William-street, Strand; off. amig o John son, Bawdmhall-street BETHEL WARN, Tottenhamomirt-road, straw bonnet manufacturer, Nov. hail, and Dee. 16 at 12, at Basing hall-street. Sob. Hoppe and Boyle, Sun-court, Corn hill; off. snit, Bell, Coleman-street-buildings. FILIDIAICIL LOADER, Berkhampstead Herttbrdshire, tailor, Nov. 11 at 12, and Dee. 9 at 2, at Basinghall street. Sol., Overbury, Frederlek's-plan, Old Jewry ; off. meg., Johnson, Basinghall-street. JAMES BICKFORD. Brighton, silversmith, Nov. 10 at 1, and Dec. 18 at 12, at Basinglall-stmt. Sob., Taylor and Collison, Great Jumes- street, Bedford-row; off. 'sig., Pelmet!, Gaildhall-charabers. Rosily Arson', Garwood, Norfolk, miller, Nov. 10 at 121, and Dee. 18 at 1., at Bavinghalloareet. Sole., Triode, and Eyre, John-street, Bedford-row, and Aldham and Son, King's Lynn ; off. wig., Nicholson, Basinghall ✓treet. ALFRIO NRWBOLD and EDWARD NEWBOLD, Birming ham, drapers, Nov. 10 and Dec. 1, at 111, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Sole and Co., Aldermanbury, and Hodgson, Birmingham ; oly. usig., Whitmore, Birmingham. Jowl (hurt Marron, Birmit.ghans, stationer, Nov. l 3 and Dee. 4, at 10, at Birmingham Court. Sob., Tyndall and Son, Birmingham; off. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. ' CHARLES WHITE Caw,, Birmingham, surgeon Nov. 17 and Dec. 7, at 111, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Har ding, Birmingham; of. assig.,Bittleston, Birmingham. ALEXANDER MITCHELL, Cardiff ' Glautorganahire, draper, Nov. 15 and Dee. 19, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sole, Cat tlin, Ely. plate, and Prideaut and Son, Bristol; off. wig., Amman, Bristol. Josarn X.Ltaroca, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen manu facturer, Nor. 12 and Dee. 10, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sob ' . Peacock, Barnidey, and Boad and Barwick, Leeda ; off. asslg., Young,_Leeds. JOHN BEDFORD. Wakefield, Y cloth merehaat, Noy. 12 mad Dee, 10, at 11, at Loads Gant. Bola, Dec. • ft. mils for Australia via **Caps of Oood Baps ars =ode up se the Sad el ovary alternate smalls. Tboas nada ea tba tatli sad 242 k of ark swath via deatbasptue and are wat by Maymods at r& prossat tram einiapsto. big asst yam net will Se stamme Tife are lie ark upon the Ind at every Altana to meth 112 e the Ape of mood Haps. • The malts se those toasts* thus marked (*) are eouveyed by herb packet lo Martelliee. Cp3IIALTI2B. Bolos, Min, from Cardiff to Valparaiso, has been lost a league W. of Cacabianca (Morocco); master and one man drownea.—Gibraltar, Oct. 22. Biel Accord, of Aberdeen, was passed by the Bumez,Young, arrived here, on Oet. 30, about 70 miles 8.8.8 from the Bell Rock, totally &masted, and with decks swept ; the crew were being taken off by a brig, the wind at the time blowing hard from B.S.R.—Dundee, Nov. 1. Christiania, Hodge, which arrived here to-day front Quebec, was taken in tow this evening for Hayle, and in cresaing the bar, the rope pert•d, and she is now on shore near the Black Cliff.-Bt. Ives, Oct. 30. Whim, of Belfast, from Ayr to Cardiff', sprang a leak off the Bishops, on the 29th, and was abandoned neat day ; crew landed at Minn Head ; a vessel has been seen on the out side of Miaen Bead Bank, which It is supposed to be, end a boat ha gone out to the spot.—Dublin, Nov. ,l. Zephyr, Taylor, from Peterhead to Stettin, which was stranded on the Stew Reef, Oct. 19, has become a wreck ; part of the materials and part of cargo have been saved.— Fredrikahavn, Oct. 26. ratt and Brown, Wakefield, and Caries and Cudworth, Leeds • off. 2 , 44.. Fre, man, Letele . Root* iticnesua, Wrexham, Denbighshire, chemist, Nov. 10 and Dec. 6, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sulu., Evans and Bon, Liverpool; off. swig., Morgan, Liverpool. DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. BOLDS'S°, LIIIIIIINOTON, and Co., buskers Cornhill, City —7th div. of Id., Nov. 4, and three su bsequent Thurs days, at fitansfeld's Basinghall•street. SAMPSON LANODALP, len., and SAMPsON LANODALI, Jun., Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, and Yarm, Yorkshire, corn dealers—Final div. of Id , Nov. 6 and any subse quent Saturday, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Benoit WROTH ANTHONY, Liverpool, shipowner—lst div. of 2a. 4d., Nov. 10 and any subsequent Wednesday, at Mugu's, Liverpool. JOHN DEANS, Liverpool, chemist—lst div. of Is. Sd., Nov. 10 and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liver. _ Jel. WILLIAM TODD and JAMES TODD, Liverpool, provision merchants—let div. of 64,1., Nov. 10 and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. DAVID Ilsbrar THOMAII, of Tyntwr, Caernaryononire, draper—l st div. of 41. lid. Nov. 10 and any subs( qucut Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS.—Nov. 23. E. Bliss, Barbican, City, brush maker—Nov. 2.5. L. J. Neriacks, Great Portland-street, Marylebone, laceinau—Nov. 24. W. Nash, Noble-street, ' City, woollen warehouseman—Nov. 24. I'. F. Page and I'. N. Page, King's•road, Oray's-inn. builders—Nov. 21. T. Long, li. gravestreet South, Pimlico , picture dealer—Nov. 24. Sarah I'attison, Winchester, Hants, gluier—Nov. 23. W. Hodge, Great Marlborougb.otreet, Westminster, whole sale manufacturing stationer—Nov. 24. J. C. Sanford, Pa ti ruoster.row. City, stationer—Nov. 23. It. P. Weston, Wellington, Salop, surgeon—Nov. 28. R. C. Wilson, &s -ham Harbour, Durham, earthenware nianufacturLr—Nov. 26. J. Woodhuire, D:orlington, Durham, butcher—Nu. 26. J. A. Charlton, Sunderland-near-the-Bes, Durham, ship builder—Nov. 26. J. Reid, Noweastle-upon•Tyne, ship broker—Nov. 23. T. Burnip, Isiewcastle-upon-Tyuc, draper —Nov. 23. J Warburton, Liverpool, tailor—Nov. 23. J. Raphael, Liverpool, jeweller—Nov. 23. J. Yates, I'rescot, Lancashire, builder—Nov. 25. J. Davis, Abergele, Den bighshire, grocer—Nov. 26. W. Hornby, Kirkdale, Linea -1 shire, joiner —Nov. 26. E. Junes, Liverpool, linendraper— Nov. 23. J. Reid, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant— Nov. 23. W. Threlfall, Addinitham, Yorkshire, cotton spinner—Deo. 1. T. Lamplough, Great Driffield,Yorkshire, dealer—Dee. 1. W. Hewitt, Great Driffield, Yorkshire, brewer—Nov. 24. A. M'Kerrow, Kingston-upon. Hull, draper—Nov. 21. J. Lueford, Market Rano, Lancashire, tailor. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Nov. 23. C. Davey, Brixton, linen draper—Nov. 26. J. Bell, Ludgate-bill, City, tailor—Nov. 23. T. Spurting, Road-side, Mile end, licensed victualler—Nov. 23. R. J. D feld , "Inflatable, Bedfordshire, printer—Nov. 29. B. Fisher, Gloucester, currier—Nov. 26. It. C. Wilson, Bealsam Harbour, Durham, earthenware manufacturer— Nov. 26. J. Rymer, GateaLead, Durham, paper manufse turer—Nov. 26. T. Luke, New Accrington, Lancashire, grocer. PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. J. J. Smith and T. Allan, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, and Middlesborough, Yorkshire, coal titten—J. Ware and Joel Ware, Olanhonic-yard, Aldengsta-street, coach builders—F. Williams and C. L. Corfield, Chancery-lane, short hand writers—S. Emsley, J. Emsley, J. Harrinn,W. Kitcheman, and E. Dixon, Bradford, lorkahire, worsted spinners, so far as regards S. Smiley and J. Emsley—J. Sander and J. Palmer, High.street, Shadwell, linendrapers —J. Fleming and O. Elliot, Manchester, house painters— F. Wilkinson, C. Whitaker, sett., C. Whitaker, jun., King ston.upon-Hull, iron merchants, so far as regards C. Whit aker, jun.—F. Moore and W. Dalton, dealers in gravel—T. Ainsworth, jun., and W. Ainsworth, Baekbarrow, Lanca shire, and Manchester, cotton spinners—W. Lamplongh and T. Morris, jun., Old Broad-street, City, ship brokers—E. Watson and T. B. Rolland, Salton!, Lancashire, surgeons —S. Shaw and G. Sowell, Swindon, Wiltshire, mercers— R. Proctor and A. Briggs, Clitheroe, Lancashire, eurriers— J. Moorhouse and E. Moorhouse, Holmfirth, Yorkshire, manufacturers--W.Withen and R.Withen, Bath. hatters— T. Ainsworth and W. Ainsworth, Preston and Manchester, cotton spinner—W. Kett and J. Pearson, Nottingham, fancy purse manufacturers—C. Cooper and A. Burns, Liverpool, lard refiners—J. Allan and J. M'Dougall, Flit ton, Lancashire, schoolmasters—O. Wilkinson and H. Wil kinson, Burnley, Lancashire, dyers—W. Wore and E. Alston, Burnley, Lansashin, painters—W. Watson, J. Deas, and J. Whyte, Kinross, as the Queiebsids Spinning Company, so far as regards W. Watson. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALBIANDII SHINIINTIN Leith, merchant, Nov. 8 and 29, at ?Clams's New Ship Hotel, Shore, Leith. JOHN CRICHTON, Dundee, baker, NOT. 9 and 30, at the British Hotel, Dundee. Imam BILL, Glaagow, boot maker, Nov. 8 and 29, at the Commercial Hotel, Olarford•etreet, Glasgow. SHIPPING _INTELLIGENCE. SEABOIINIi MAIL& 71 drallse that Hs mans are seat Gas 111041memi PeeNiese eIW light--rod by ta. by . the - oldii-eed 11by t - 1 - e - Deg eh= =deep am grew cournaiss. la Dews! root. tr tart Ina Mks LA•doa. drieretelteL dee. --. Ameriee(byltr.t.reeket 711 Nor. 3. Averlea(lil United Maisel leeket) • 16 - [Arwood Nov. II ricerkottrl,riteteeptll , Nov. . ...... leethereptee 'Nov. 4 Ariorzoliwie Sootheinp-i toe) ll2oth of ere meet► Nov. 24 Ditto (vie Marsellier) II 24th el tier meta Dew •Ditto(rio Cope of Good' Hoer) Attlee ( West (keit) N Sled of be mesa Ptpsernit .. 'Nov. 4 Aleproodrio• N lethlLSOth era. DOW 'Nov. IS .............11 Deily Dear Dear 110061 ........... .11 6th of the soak Nov. 16 6r.alrne II 9th of Übe month 6eiliOmp46t.:Nev. 16 Oallibrele • Cape of Geed lilope N 14th of the meth nierrelh.....!Olt. 2e 0144 de Verds. 74,14/1 ef the sosellt Ilfueloth ...10et. 26 Oreetaatinople • .N.7tlil7thrtlitemen Dover -...... Nov to Casual America .X 11161117thof arab Arrived Cileionel Die ll 111e5.,Wed,1129111. Chill redikl7tbof meth . Arrived Frame - N Stoke dolly Dew ?Irked. Uhl/ tattle:if soce Decor ....... Nov. 10 Tereday /rider Widow% Is lobo. r 4 ll7tt: 114▪ xliere; N Dth of the meth netalioampteo. Nor. 16 bine r k N Tulsa dolly 1101ybeed....... Twieefda. ladle(viehretliampt.) 111 of the math southeaspore. N0v.21 19119 Koreeillea) 04111dOtholloomth Dew ... Nov. 17 Wile (via Cope of Gond _1 11 1!) . ..... MIX the wrath Plymouth ... Nov. 16 N 146 of the wreak Plyaoeth ... Nev. 26 Xe▪ llitieneeese(vis Beath Ofir sa vielareetike) SlD l D l rdltel iks : l 2,7,.. '' ,..._. "l. Nov.v 17 - 111 11011 et the mouth 4oatliamPion. Arrived lideks X Mania tie leo. 6outheoptos. Nov. 4 *6o6s. '• 7t141711411111,27te &Mho( thereetak Dover sees.. Nov. 10 114Piro Stll3thlltholsee Dever .... Nov.l 2 =Wm 3thlso23tbefleee Dear ..... Nov. 11 71117tri17trief nee pt o. Nov. hie Teowar * 301601141hetwee Dew Nev. 12 Wee Imarea" - . - lallerrietriata Arrived Vs. Illeetee% . teed (lee Melnik) ♦IRIVYD. AIM CLAIXS-St IlmopeeL November 3. trem Imyrns Anemias -or EMMA. November I, from Quske Lestaa-et Boblel. *Member I, from. New York Amato-et Deremselb. November 1, from .Marseilles ALIDA-st Hell. mil. tr 050....... ......... Menlo ADIIIIIIAL-at Ma 3I hew libis Atlas'-at Hull. Sommber 1 1. Mae Betberst Amoora-et Newmabor tem Stettin Anas•-st Weber 31, tram Ilavanaok Amters-st . 1. Beek Chides Bueseme-et Oisemolir. Older 31, hone Taganrog Baoreuce-at Hell. Omar SI, Irmo BIM 'aortae-at Mar Oeleber 31. hem. 'C' a Iso4l,lllHit I, *OM to Coatoomns-ot M Ilemimber 1, from Quebec ODILDOTA-aICIMINM. 00ober 11, tram balms (brat-at Ormond. Neeember I. how lgessala CaUDADS-at !Morro* November 2, ham ... Bilboa Doweroar -at Ormeoend. *member I, from Quebec Dam 011MODIM-at Hull, October 31, from Unborn Dos Bomun-st Oblekle, November I, from. Taganrog Las or Limon-et Brlold, November I, from Cyprus Esau-at Deal. November I, from .... ........ .........Taparog EseotA- at Bristol, November I, trim Medians Emus-at Ohl November I, frost. east Wes tweatst H Oct. 31. from Qoebee Busaerne-st H November 1, from Quebec Evaeoeuerata-at Queenstown, October 31, Sam Tamarac Basta-at owansee. November 1, from Quebec KIMIDI-at Yarmouth, October So, from Metstilles Floss-atilall, October 31, from Oforlo rewarrr -of blarrport, November I, from Quebec OUATMDS-at Hull, October 31, tram Riga Harem - et Bristol, November I, tram Odom Horn-at Onsectek, November 1, ham Bt. Jelin* N. b. lissmarra- at Gravesend, November 1, from (Nein Home- at Gravelled, November I, from Valparaiso lame -at Liverpool, November 2, hare Isis -at Hall, 0ct. 31, from Trieste Isomemas-M Llmopeci, November 2, fres Quito. Jane rsasman-et Liverpool. November 2, tram. Alemelrie Jour--et Limped, November 2, Queries hoots M-et liverp3ol, Normi ti bn ical trem. Modem Jam Dee mer —net Yaws*, Oot. 31, ........... OWN. JEMMY-at Fleetwood, October 31, fr0m...... ........ ... ..... Mirszelebt Anier•ire--iit Ge 01... Newish. r 1. from beierio Jaen -34 Grawnock. October 31, fr0m............. ...... ..... Libor% Joeusee--at Grifen.y, (kik, 2.1, from -..t.lronnett Jassy-at Hull, October 31, from . ... • . Lip, JoriePien-at Illall, (kli.ber .11, from laihnni Karr-at Bristol. November I. from Pon T2ltec Kromer U4VP-W. Hull, i ictober 3:, from Lga LAUT Jae a-at Vaverabem, November I, fr055.......„,..cyp, 4 , Lso--et Hull, October 31, from cam LILT PLW - M Plymouth, November 1, IV= %Irby LILY-at Queenstown, tletolne al, from llate ltLos-mot Ureveororl, November 2, burn Bordeau x Lseceenna -at Greenwald, NOV, to r 2 nom ger*. MAID Or 0111.1telia-al LaverpOel, November 1, trom . .. AkilgOria Mon.•MU ELIZA .It 01111 . 0.11‘1, NoVetillJer 3, mum 1 4ddesalla limas -at (mole, November 1, from Mama-at Dartmouth, Nornoletr I, from ................... (arta iimam•-at Maryport, October ~1, from glas' Menao-at Queenstown, October 31, from brad' Maar -et Queemtoen. October 31, loam Wren hlsemaso. a-et 'bolds, Nolembrr I, from Cato* N.mv Amte-at Wtotehaven, ()MONT 31. flow Norse .a Te•-at Urrellek. t let. 31, from Mamas, Niu,,,,D-4“ Whltelloven, November 1, frew5..„...,„ p",,,,,,k Moab.. -at laverpool, November 2, fr0m............,,xya Lu tel , Oates -et tabaeble, November 1, roma OPOrto Piturrevil--et Liverpool, November 2, from Parrekre %ICIVIIIA -at (ircenuch. 41 t. 31. fr. m Alesseeta P 110,114 -al omens /rim, lk.lolirr 31, from lhrsala Itauasee-ut Grimsby, Novambrr 1, from Tarmacs /Writer -et 11•11, October 31, from Nassesca -at Mall, tact. 3'. from lt. Jr IlArson-at Queen, toms, October 31, from l al„ta Bacsauo-at Lim root, nne ot, Nolwr 2, from. Aluatirbia litsvnief.ra-at Onneend, November 2, fr0m........... lames* Or lIANIJIIIPT-st Liverpool, November 2, from Petenbey, Muse-at liarypon, I umber 31, from SARA. A.N-at latimal.t.Wfs, October 3', from Ihreda Somooco-at Queen/awn, October 41, tram .......... Umbras BAm No -at Quenntovna ' October 31, from 'hies. 11:mmie-at shields, November 1, from !Cc. y..rk 1 - tows-it Grasso* October 30, trnia Jearly Tao.. 0.0 Er as ‘lllllr - -et Gloucester. October DI, from sus.. VICIOLIA --at Null, October 31, fr m . Ws. tau henna -at Falrootalh October 31, from lierlor pie WII. L1A0 . ..12-.ld V4lsasmith., °non`, 31 , from IL Jan 150 WII.II.I.NIMIt-ld Hull, 00 , 0bef 31, trust ....._ 1 40 Weuetn -at Oranassad. lgovesgorr 2, tram-- ...... .......mourk ISAILSIL Asoo - from Cowes, November 1, to Nr wart% All,o, Co, u I-TIMA --train Hun, i Snob, 31, to Ormstruitinsple AU. -from allddleebrough, No.rober 1, Pt An. an poo I oirceare-frien Portsmouth, November 1, to Kew York Aviv -Irian Sunderland, November 1, to C. G. Hope AIIAOT4-flour Liverpool, November 2, M. .... lgao y,,,„ u .,, litasene-from Gravesend. N'demirer 2,1 e.....- .. Neer*, 1451TT-frons Newport, Ord. 29, ni .C. de terns CesiLoone C -from Liverpool. November 2, Is lmam CAVMSIOI-from Lir= Nevetuiser 2, to Ch s i d - toe Cvm•os-from Gra November 2, to ' , napalm MUM. Tat -11001 rirsvemed, Nuramorr 2, to W. Australia DAVID CAMPION - fromiLirerpaol, November 2, to - ....... Mobile Puss - front LiTtli-04, November 2. to Ith Used, LwiIIIUST -from Grimsby, Ottuter -19, to Llbas Eso.-from Harrepool, Nov. 1, to Mettle Feiss -frm Hull. tercet" :i 1. to Odessa ' Goo. li• MUM, - -fnon Itaddlesboroush. NO•011111111, I. %Ilea I. tank Gust- from Livertonl, Nuvensber 2, le WOG% UT. WAILI,Tros. -from Gravesend, November 2, lo -.Oporto It . from Hartlepool, Nor.luicr L. to Memel 1111TUTA-from Jersey, ibtober .9, 10,„,„„.., RI., Sliebaelb Isis-from Ne spot, October 29, tea Marseillee Jane of Wiry -from lisitlepool. (let. 31, to Print de (..1111 I.Lawsu.ve - from Sesame, Novitiates 1, to C. de Verde LTON- -from Gravesend, November I, to Grevenneri Lovas-from tirsarst cid, November 2. to .....GT1TT11111. TTlal".o.cit -from Liverpool, November 2, lo --. • -BAIT Prot -'nap Liverpod, November 2, to Ahem Pita:mos, -fora Jer.ey, act 29, to et. 211e1%.ers UTT , T ro Tilt Ocr.sx -from Newp rt, October W, to. City Point itariusia -from Gravesend, November 2, to Copmbegee SNA Pr w rear -froth Gres...end. November 2, to Mesh Rt. 0•91-111111110111, iittober 31, to Itranionaur-from Newport, rielober 29, to ...... ......... Amain Too.. CIIADITICit-from israTti4-041, November 2, to - "Yd s* Tuna -from Gravesend, November 2, to Tobtioso UTDRIWaITaII-frum Liverpool, Ni.vemtviv 2, to New Tat Wio uma-trom Norport, October 29, to &dawn VEFSELB FPOKIiN WITH. Albrota, Glarrum to tort Philllp, Sept. 2, lat. 11 N., lots. 23 W. Ann, from London f r Mogadore. Oct. 17, lit. 41, Mn. 11. City of Liocsue, fur Melbourne, Sept. ;I, lat. 12 N, I,a. 30 tV. of pin.. Osmtlu. (barque), of New York, found W., Sept. 20, la;. 22 N., lon. 42 W. of P.n.s. Curoni la, 13 days out, lat. 44 lon. 12. Elba Verne, from Lrievyool lot Adcm, 79 days out, all well, Aug. 10, lat. 29 0.. lon. 34.4 F.. Ellstrolte (ba que), Mum Callao for Cork, 90 days out, supplied with two bugs ( , f bread, Oct. I, lat. 14.31 N. Great Munn (..0 Mnthems, Liverpsil to Australia, fis pt. 6, a the Island of Aec.nsinn, erroceously reportri as the 11th. flameout's Cupp wed from Sweden), out 1.0 diys, tact. 31, about 43 axles E. of the Newarp; all welt Intrepid (barque), from London fnr St. Helena, 49 dip from lb. Downs, Ow. 3. Lat. 16. , .4 N., lon. 20 W. Intrepid, Mauritius to Liverpool, Aug. 3, lat. 3.5 A., lon. 21 E. Inconstunt ;bowie), from Quebec for Liverpool, ES days out, all well, Out. IC, John Hamilton (ship), front !Maths), 46 drys oat, Aug. 29, lat. 00.104. Kingsbridde (Knack), front Landon for Te!oeiza, seven days from ilia Lizard, Oc;. 26, lat. 43.10 N. Kingsbury, from L odes, Oct 23, lat. 41 N., lon. 16 W. Lion, from tnilcutta for Laudon, Out. 17, lat. 43 N, ton. 20 W of Pont.i Mary Ann Peters, from New York for Quelxo, Oct. 9, In the Gulf of 54. Lawrenoe, 30 nn no bird Minn, E.N.E. Onward, of linstol, I it. 01.27, 10r. 7.21. Ferrous (Aito), from Islay for Liverpool, 7I days oat, Aug. 12, 1ar.31.11 N. ' Prim Y. der Netherlands, Batavia to Amsterdam, Sept, 14, Lit. 1 N., lon. 22 W. , Roger Stewart, bound south-west, 22, lat. 76.43 N., 100. 21.13 W, Ste William Moleowortb, 12 dip, from Glasi w for Port Chilip, with emu:rants, Oct. 24, lat. 31.10 N., lon. 19.90 W. St. lAwronee, 14.21aater, from Quebec fur Liverpool, off the Bloody Potta, Oet. 9. ThOl6AB Pertins,Caleutta to London, dept. 2, lat. 29 S., ton. 11 E. Witham IV., from Liverpoolfor lot. W. 1., IS. Wilsous, Allies Boy to London, Aug. 5, lat. 23 S., lon. 9 E. DAILY WEATIIER TABLE. WEDNESDAY. N 3, 1852. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nice o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. SOUTHAMPTON—W. ; Strong Breeze; Rain. FOLKESTONE -8.W.; Light Breeze; Overcast. TUNBRIDGE -8.W.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. Basizosrozz—N.E.; Calm; Rain. Gazzirwicrt—Calm; Rain. COLCHISTiII—S.W. ; Gentle Breeze; Rain. CAMNRIDOS—S. ; Gentle Breeze ; Rain. Yiauroutx—S.W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast The rearm from the following places did not reach this °Mee in time for publication yesterday; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather on Monday morning at nine o'clock. Muzzfrozn—S.; Strong Breeze ; Heavy Rain. Poozn—S..: Strong Breese ; Rain. Lmonzog—S.R. ; Calm ; Overcast. HOLYHEAD—S.W.; Hard Wind; Rain. LANCASTER—S. ; Hard Wind ; Heavy Rain. Wan - or-8 ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. Dvamisserox—S.S.E. ; Strong Breese; Overcast. Saar-8. ; Gentle Breeze; Rain. THIS DAY, Noox. coons of Wild. Strearth of wine. 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VLATVLIIICT, Lea llilio Rl.]: gatiset of a letter from Mr. Dalwood, of Gorden... 4 ned spleen New &bap walls, dated Se. lath, POO :--- 1 •To Profewr liodedray„ bad an experimental knowledge of the red tiled rro. lamb by your veluab:e M 1 I asunder it my duty to make at km Ina that two yea,* ago my &Wit; thin lb pare old, bad ,aft red foe Ski/ ass with srompsit Ibloslyamosb, ilatoleoey, oral orullamtion. I VIM mien mm/dint W 1161414 hetet, bat a few doped al your woo. add NY ban owasiod liwt So NOW boolth 4 tad she entaelr fret bola d bar Warr otonplamt. —n.ld by all &opted', owl at Holloway% wboblibbnoo t, 2114, Eitraad, L.A.:on. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLUNDILL—Oct. 30, at C:paiabuivt,. near Chester, Mri..l. rus e:Wl. of • ats. Cllll3BoN.—Oet. 31, at Atirburth.vale, Liverpool, the wife ~ f A . D. tisideon, Pp., of • daughter. HR FLETCIL— Oct. SY, at Warwick !louse, Worthing, the aide o: 1. B. Pletcher. EN., of a eon. I.EIGH.--Oet. 33, at Tetteshal Wolverhampton, the wife of J. Leigh, rag., of a daughter. 11OLLY.—aut. 30, at Tevlatoelicquare. the Ado of E. Polly, EN, P.R 8., of a daughter. TATIIA3I.—Oct. 30, et Btaoraore, the wile of T. C. Tatham, Esp. of a row ILLLIA3IB.-OaL 30, at Woodiranp-plaar, Fotat.ptr, Kra A. It. W iWamt, of a am. MARRIAOIIB. MINN—TCRNER.--Oct. SO, at St. llarylebonc Church, by the Rey. J. H. Spry, D.D., Nestor, T. Dunn, Lag., of York-gate, Went's to Louisa, younger daughter of lb* Res. J. L. Veneer, Chap. Lin or Age's Hospital, rod Lecturer al St. (Ales's. CriltPleffsiet MAWKINUS—TKICKETT.--Oct. so, at Cbriet Church, Surfer, the Mew. J. brown, Rector, Cheek. Frederick, younger a mof 7. Hawking, Eq., or Albion.plaoe, filwthiambndge. to Lilco Mai. youngest daughter of G. T. Trickett, req., of Stamtorde.reet. WOOLLETT —SAN FORD.--Oct. 30, at Kt. Michael's, Stock...el, by the New. C. Kemble, M.A. F. Eat ., 01 L.me.stnet equare, to Elba, second dal:diger of the late W. N. Sanford, EM.. of Lambeth. vXA7 11N. BROWN.—Art Al. at Liverpool, Timone, eighth non of Idr. W. Brown, Birkenhead, god 26. ISCLLNIL —ma. 30, at Strete RAlegh Whoopla, Pena+hire, T. W. Bo!kr, Bro., Commander R.N., one of 11.21.'8 Tone al it La. elovure Commissioners for England and Waled, ag,il 6 . COOPER.—Bet. SO, at Florence, lb•• infant daughter of J. Cover. EN., of t►e O.k; Panworthato, Prmton. DUBOURO.—Oct. SI, at Weal Bruton, J. W. Pubourg, P. 4, l'Aest surviving eon of t►e late Bee. tl. A. Dubuurg, ul Pult.crrment Chapel, Clapham, aged 57. LAWKENCL —Ott. it, at the New•road, Elamraetsm:lll, C. L.W. teem, Eau., ard WWI-ANN.-ost. 10, at Brighton, 1 7 .11mbellt, wend daughter of A. lowland. Ed, " of goemthal, levrtehan. BAMPI KaL—Ost. 31, at Clhaageratrest, Aar assepieri, altrd 73. Priatad sad pabiliimal Wawa Ku* May d Ma. S. Lead. stmt. la ea Cap al Maw. at tha 0111ae, Is Legaaara. anst, la Ur pistol trarrair. ilannosa S. Isis. 0 ,0 DILL Ztek "U uotU fiJ the 1 wet MA