The Express. — London, England, 1847-12-10 00:00:00

t r a.,- .MPNIMMIIMMEMMEMMIIIM ^''.gminEMEN. I. the tawdry. A man, named Murphy, introduced him to • mourpchanger, named Durand, who charged hint very nearly 1001. for doubloons and Mexican money, which tamed out to be of less value in the States than the money 'hanger bad represented. lie paid 141. for his passag e. which occupied 53 days. When he got to New York, he went to an hotel, to which he bad been recommended by • }flow-passenger. Here he found that his American money would be very inconvenient after all, and there fore laid it out again in the purchase of sovereigns at the hones of Pryme, Wird, and King. These sovereigns he put in his trunk, and the trash in ins bedroom, under his bed ; returning one day, after a few hours' *bornee front the house, he found that the trunk bad been broken open, and all the money carried off, so that be was left without a shit lice the 131. or 141. be happened to have in his He went to the landlord, but t he landlord told pocket ought to have given the trunk into the possession of the clerk, because they were not, otherwise, aecountable for anything. He went to Pryme, Ward, and King, and Puma, Ward, and King assured him that he might as well look for • needle in a bundle of bay, because, if ho taw • bag with money in it, if he could not swear to the bag he could not swear to the money. He went to • magistrate, and the magistrate told him he would do what he could for tint, but recommeneel him to return to England, and tell his creditors all about it. He acted upon this advice : left New York in less than a fortnight after his arrival there, and when he got to Mahon made himself bankrupt on hie own petition. —Commissiontr : Would not the money which you carried with you have paid all your debts I—Bankrupt: I think it would, your honour.—Commissioner : And do not you also think it would have been better if you had paid them.—Bankrupt: I wish I bad now, your honour.— Commissioner: I dare say your creditors participate in that wish. t4v nnnoceTlßATilliF- DEEP DRAININO.—A set of tools for draining has been brought into use by a gentleman in this county which supersedes the necessity of wide drains. The tools vary in width from four inches to twe, and in length of blade from seventeen inches to twenty-four. With either of the two first drains may be made four or more feet deep, of an equal site to the bottom, or the lower spit may be taken out with the two-inch tool. to reduce it to the use of she small draining pipe. By means of thole tools much labour is saved in rem.% log an unnecessary quantity of earth, as well as in tilling it in, and at one cot (in the shape of a VI the spit is separated from both sides, as well as behind, leaving no reeistaone to its being thrown out but the small part which adhen •to the bottom, which the drainer sepa rates, by dewing the long handle with a slight twist to wards him, is he stands across the drain, working backwards. The tools are light, and require leis labour 'than ingenuity in their use, which is soon acquired by practice, and work freely on any soil not stony. MORE CHARTIST FARMS.—The Worcester Chronicle states that Mr. J. Cooke, of the Chaos, near Ross, has sold the Soirrend estate, at Cone and Staunton, near Gloucester, to Mr. Feargus O'Connor. The estate comprises about 250 acres, ton the price was 12,0001. CILtNNEL ISLANDS. SOME RIOTING HAS OCCURRT.D AT ALDERNEY amongst the workmen employed upon that i,land. A letter front the corre,poudent of the Guernsey Star, dated Al derney, Die. 3, stile : "The troops ucci.r orders for this island arrived on Thursday, under the command of Capt. Maxwell, and notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the weather, the pier was thronged with spectators to witness their landing. Their arrival was anxiously looked for by all classes, more especially those who bad undertaken the pro tection of the town and its inhabitants. Much merit is due to those gentlemen who acted as special con tables, and un derwent much fatigue, being on doty during the night as well as day, and who now feel much !lemurs in giving up their chargo to these whose duty it more immediately is. The troops aro located in Loner barracks, within a short distance of Moues, where the most extensive works era car ded am A military guard was mounted lest night, the first r the island fur a qua of more than eighteen years, and it boo he httelZ ims win not be again withdrawn ; se , though al passe wears a tranquil appearance, no person IMIL Nay at sement an outbreak may take place, as ambers of the *okay= ass d the moat ignorant and de temaliaed clam." lint RUN. Tel GRAIPAIC SOCIETT.—The fiAt meeting of the Graphic Society for the season was held at the Thatched house Tavern, oa Wednesday leak The society consists of one hundred Irtkits, paying one guinea a year each towards the hire of the great room, at the Thatched-house ; the , cost of tea, coffee, and crumpets; the payment of a clerk, 1 and the incidental charges connected with the carriage of the several 'nicks required for exhibition. We have witnessed ' larger meetings of the society and better—nothing, however, at any meeting, superior of their kind to "Cupid and Psyche," a small picture by Etty, in the pcssession of Mr. Brodenp ; and a small volume of Indian ink drawings, by Stothard, exhibited by Miss Denman, the sister-In-law of Vs:man. The Etty is an early picture, and Time bee al. ready invaded it with additional beauties. On a picture like this, Lyly (had he seen it) would have written a companion sonnet to his " Cupid and Campespe." CLERICAL A PAII.I636IIIIIWiT Pats ioliowai i =wis7 Mime lbe Mel imileir dbs.l3re aer= t ls awl Weles, nth We amber owl alma ; ele the amber at Wm Mb are wenielibettbet ere =Mt albs d lti sk er di nearillrewieddleb benneenb le $ll3, it TWA ;maw NI by nesewilbse nitwit Ivrea wineptlentglet 1.01 ow isanwini *tie rainsim Ni M bwe beeete ram. relimes. 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L, Olds% volo Ni ettheYrk 6-iimizirat b• apt, I* MP MOM mat Mar I 16.: ig..desp, om W.A. faindbo4 MI be Mileklblei ••• MMus Im OHM 111111.14. 666 ulli be WOW .Ma 0 " 1, Liti lilh&a• a t 661 «mime it, 4 newt.— lIN S a o "iens beisrp.-177 M ae , be belawpantinimeing Tit SP ' ' THE EXPRESS, FRI DAY EVENING, • - • of ashainieratina le Shp plels a thadastit of the men. I toe who Ind Wein eel prsaate. lieleaWlMlsitiihm the surri sera* el die wewserealenes the annadatlea by the latter I wen Orl rod Wain ea Way awl Mem* die meet from the fdte cansway of falai ea hint te sweat his dieffaimer. The leamewl esarel tibia west threw& the latiameat el Sir Keehn% learsee, la " Benham cHassfraa." refor mat woe awls patiartim esatealai that limited*, well ansidered, aiwlthe feats Waddle& willithase ia the prapiat ma, that th e waseeasimeive oldie reatawraew bellies the eenatt.--Yr. Plaseek wea w as Mime of the piss, eon. tunas, that time monsiatlea net Inel, am was erred the hr wasaisr mirascing might, if tie eraas afterwarit wad set ; and it had been de., sided the rift sasseast must join one who bad reasons& he all snits. If that were so, these suits wool 1 all abate M the du* oldie acting executor, according to the of the plaintiff. But that could not be the ease, Z s ir i therefere hollowed that, though a man renounced, he reseabead esserner still; and where there wu an executor there met he a will. The power to grunt letters of admi nistration with the will 'annexed ruled on the basis of a quasi latestaap ; but there could be none such it there was a will and an executor alive who was willing to set; and that eeadition could eat be solved till he had be altai, and had either refused to appear, or had will reareased when he apprized. Much stress had re tea ea the jailivasat of the court in " Harrison v. in bet ea a 41.80 exassiaation of the positions there laid down, it weal& be found not to be borne out by the come.—Mr. Hues Parke, it being now 3 o'clock, inter , rupted the learned weasel, and, intimating that the court could not sit any longer, directed the case to be resumed on , the first opportunity next term. Pares.—Before he Y. Pollock, C. 8., sad praial Juries, BROOK/ AND Ossaxs V. ATKINSOII.-001:ba AOENTS' CRAW:MIL—Mr. Knowles, Q.C., and Mr. Bovill, were counsel for that plaintiffs, who are the well-known house and estate agents sod auctioneers, in Bondetreet —Mr. Ogle and Mr. Huddlestote conducted the defence. — It appeared that, in 1844, a Mr. North, the proprietor of a place called Ounnersbury Ledge, employed the plaintiffs to sell it. The defendant, who is a wholesale perfumer, also carrying on business in Bend-stmt, became the purchaser, and airmen immediately afterwards he instructed the plain tiffs either to let the premise* at 2501. a year, or to sell them. Their description, and the terms entered for Mr. North in their books, were altered to meet the wishes of the defend ant, who, it appeared, directed the plaieviffs to make no charge as to the purchase money-70001. (required by Mr. North), but to lot it stand, observing that he was very sure the plaintiffs would not be able to get him anything like that sum. lo March, 1845 cards to view were furnished by the plaintiffs to a Mr. Boddir.gton, who had then no intention to purchase. In the month of May follow ing, the defendant, while paying the plainti ffs a bill for drawings of the premises, stated that they were sold. lie was asked whether the purchase was effected through the pleintiffs' introduction ? lie said net. Mears. Brooks and Greene soon afterwards discovered that Mr.Bod dingtou, to whom they had previously given cards, was the purchaser, and that the sum paid was 5,000 guinces. They demanded their fees, 21 per cent. up to 5,000!. and one per cent. for the purchase money exceeding that sum. The defend ant refused to comply with the demand, stating at the same time that he was prepared to pay 5 per cent. upon the amount of one year's rent, as the instruct iota gi wen were to let only, but that if Mr. Boddington would certify that the purchase was effected through the plaintiffs' introducties, they should be paid their full per tentage. On July 22, 1846, Mr. Bod disgton accordingly gave a written certificate, stating that he had had no introduction, and knew nothing of the pre mises or their proprietor, except through the plaintiffs. T..lie defendant, however, persisted in objecting to his liability beyond the per 'tentage fur one years rent, as the only au tbority be had given was to let the property.—The jury found a verdict fur the plaintiffs.—Damages 1141, exclusive of 131. paid into court. Bsxsat.r. r. Ls wig --Ft -PBCIAL JOILOIB' INCONVINBLX ', csai.oa this ease being called on, there were wily Ow quid jurors in attendance, and the contact moored to pray a tales, it was made a re- Ono send, man summoned as a special juror in this eon gonlibibeed of the hardship and great inconvenience to midi be and many gentlemen similarly eircurnetanoed boll been, teem after term, subjected by being compelled to alum themselves unnecessarily from their budnea. littlead lees for several days in waiting at 10 o'clock every roseelleg. Pm bad made inquiries of the officers of the court to sew Wm Timelier his attendance upon those days could be db. mewed with, so the case then called was the only one k while' be eras summoned, but he could obtain no definite or othilholoir Woo motion upon the subject, and felt therefore bonsai* 11111111b1.—Tbe Lord Chief Baron said it was impos sible dot pelmets called upon to serve as special jurors could exposit to avoid very great inconveniences. Be was sorry for it, especially as he had it not in his power to afford any redress, but, it was perfectly unnecessary for the gentleman who bad addressed the court to have remained jln st teadanoe so many days. The lists of the cues for trial each day were regularly made oat--certain days were set apart for s jury trials, and upon those days only were • jurors required to be present.— Mr. Martin, Q.C., Mr. Knowles, Q.C. (counsel for the respective parties), intimated that their clients bad no objec tion to pay the gentlemen who were then in attendance.— The Lord Chief Baron said as the gentlemen had attended, it was quite right they should be remunerated for their lose of time, OABDISSI r. lilavan.—This CYO was also made a Ta• menet in consequence of the absence of the plaintiff's counsel. Thee, sittings having terminated yesterday, the Lord Chief Baron will preside this morning it Guildhall. SBBRIYF'S COURT. lekre err. Sob bid horusell. Botrame o. Basima.—Lusturr or A HOSBAND.--This wee an action to roomer the aunt of 147. 10s. for necessaries, de., supplied to the defendant's wife. Another want in the declaration alleged that a certein portion of the claim wee , kr money phis the me orb debbat at his 'request. TheSiff , end defendant are both pnbliesna, Mr former at eel the lease Derkbeg. In Fetwom, last Mrs. wit of the dellamisat, wee ia holidirod health, sod hen seat, Mrs. Souroo, wit of the *WOK wed dews to arks, sad she remenotesded Melo try whet did a feel dosed Loodeawenbliasve upon/ma heath, emistimagh bee beefed was dideslined to emotion the entreement, Mrs. BleadieftDerldimaerl Medawar, hod somae es tlble gwith of her same. Fent itamsey di ;die Mr& 'bead t the piddle, mil dart, o modes at the Moe she was under medal testament, at the asporoe of the she It was it of the Iced, Wit& b., supplied to Mrs. Broad, e modieel expense* hasososi a her account during this nhh, that the premed eats we beweght. For defense a asaabsd IdiSINIMIS WIMP edged, lots primed that Mrs. Bead woe Om letempenite the ite wao &edam to goadloo. The dellasisetW e epnd that he sea wee very =dam; thr It wMe to 3_s ; that he never mosamed km remaining absent tram one ; that while at rme the was freely simplsed sated It hee Mid= 1 that she wee Ablated to WA that is of. her line otemolast bb son hod had to *blebs babes. It wee beset. on the autho rity.' the pinintiC thd Mn. Hem& Arita Me left Ids home, meat to des maim a apshilimma's motestion, and so. thing bed losim aig Li sheen. Upon base feels it Imo aged lid dogmatist could not be liable.— The igenesi la tamming up mid, that if the miasma matiol t ekm that at the time lire. Broad left Dyads' the tided was a mehmenesodso par% be wee notliooklo. It be did am®t to bee rimadel be was Ude in alt sessemeles supplied to her while she we away.—The jmy bud a, maid for the plaintiff der W. la., the aimed - of the deMeee be, and the chemist's es.—The Under- MEM, make application of the defemillWe mural, Mord the welt, and gave leave to more to eater the verdict fee the deleakett, on the ground that the verdict being on the meat for sway paid at the decadent's legume, these wee so evidenee et either a request or as eutherity, ee direst, Ise the plaintiff to pay etch samoys for Ms me. Tns Qum e. Pox.—Onows littletr.—This was at lis• loft nadir an extent in aid, is mamiain in what amount the defendant, who is a paper-manufacturer, at Charketewa s Derbyshire, was indebted to the crown for duties on paper manufactured by him between the 11th of Oct. and the 7th Dec., in the meant year.—Mr. Jim. Sexton, supablen dent of excise for Aehtoa-under-Lyne, proved the emenst. due to be 3161.19 x. 7d., for whisk sum the jury pm a verdict. PatoctAmAnos or Orn.Aw ay.—The were called upon to surrender or he a whi tu=_ William Paget (commonly called Lord Hon. Henry Stanley, Crewe Reed, Wm. Cathbor i N g i l leet ) 9 , William Tartar, Stephen Temple, Erie Baker, Cheeks Henry Burger, W. W. Sleigh, Edward William Cobb, George Pitt nose, Michael Dreams, Frederick Holder, Ed ward Jiimt Bayard, William Lanham, and Henry Arundel ILdRYLRBONR COUNTY COURT. Beton A. Mew, NA, Judge. PALM v. THE OnIIAT Waits= ILATLWAT CONTANY. —ALLEGED SYSTEMATIC COTECNNE YOU ENE CONVEY ANCE or Catkins' Oooes.— TM et eat* Itt by Mr.litichaall Parker, the ankr, of theOliathw, fit the Great Wegwra Railway Owepay, Wm*" the etcof 10r. 74d., fee sa alleged 01121101.0 ft thownfagestgotals at tutees thaw that has tr Wittig. 'Thiustsro se veral Who ostiths the wars et *kw of the passat 0* Natal that th, sus in dh_ pate was via, yid L eel seethe bed the = . of ex • leallatramealt g hs Grad Waimea Railway y had ingis ideate Itherebitthestart. Beim a carrier to apeedethst ea that lbw sig 4,A hs hadedithtd to a l lai r etwitat; sad HI 1 444.1/ "._.tloall 1 0=. =JIM , sad MOM.. lie ONO saws., at at value of eilff*._ 1107 On wased. ba, ass ressea *as* a* had dialthatel Was dose. As te the pmt adios* distill pave that ea tis lad of Nowt*, a hom was rat istitha tads at Beth with a dlnetles that it was te b delieend to hiiiipl;latiii) at tha that toe sea than to it Shea the swig= ltha sib arrival. Ihstre watast eg two bat as that ww Own WWI litiadre mow swil as the igewassi whit 0 at thaw wtht led he a itsea l 1 b ile. the.. es i r=eßje 0 ii ethee ownhargo, wars for of i krath 'wad troat Twit i od Cbilitheni — to — ths giggra.—ber. T fbe dw dilwany, said he that lit had bus Ibrthe hone, haematite thesta lialw htiteseived wish et that raw lewd Wang by a sasia n are . d a me the, . F .atel.- i — ass et ~., wit a wet* Withe ids = ), wham leatheye to be me th ivrEttlisompuky, mai welds. Wei as b. being heir af the hares.— **wesodtatisa las said he nab se aggileallea he the hew the id hominid, biome Wiehliwo, ass we fa lb. 10 11147. habit of riving him notice when any goods came.—The plaintiff mid that the company, u common carriers, were bound to gin notice of the arrival of goods of any kind. Besides, his stable were as near as those of Sherman.—Mr. Temple said the company was not bound, :in either law or courtesy, to give notice of the arrival of a horse. The usual I practice was to send it to some stables. He argued that the company had • right to snake the charge,.—Plaintiff stated that the company had charged under ,the filth-clam, while they should have charged under the fourth.—Mr. Temple said this question was entirely dependent upon the construc tion of en act of parliament, and, to the company, involved a matter of hundreds or thousands of pounds. The 5 ._ tiff, in his declaration, stated that there were three pas es of meat, under the weight of 200 lbs., and he ( Mr. Temp e) should show the company had a right to charge for such under the fifth-elms. By the sth and 6th Will. IV., c. 107, it was enacted that " it shell be lawful for the said oompeny from time to time to make such orders to tie th ee sums to be charged by the said company in respect of small aels (not exceed ing 5001 b. weight each) as to them shall seem proper; pro vided always that the provisions shall not extend to articles sant in large aggregate quantities, although made up of se parate and distinct parcels, such as bags of sugar, coffee, meal and the like, but only to single parcels unconnected with parcels of a like nature, which may be sent upon the railway at the same time." This proviso applied to the pre sent case, the parcels being small, and directed to different parsons. With respect to the hone, he called one of the clerks of the company who stated that Sherman was not in the employ of the oompany.—The plaintiff contended that his goods should ne charged for in the aggregate, and not as separate parcels, though they might each be under the u eight of 6001 b. The company had almost ruined him by their charges. They owed him 11,0001., and he had en action pending for 6,oool.—The Judge said he should not decide without much coodderation, and he should reserve his judg ment until a future sitting. BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT. Before D. D. Beath, Esq., Judge. B V LLOIAN v. MADDOI.—TRs Punnets's TRRATRII.— This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a ma-ter car iiiter, against the defendant, the levee of the Princess's Theatre, to recover the sum of 21. 19a. 7d., balance of a bill for work and labour done.—Plaintiff stated that prior to the opening of the theatre at Christmas, 1843, be was employed by the defendant to fit up the property-room, and do some decorations to the dress boxes, for which he was obliged to engage two men ; and having finished the job he delivered his bill, which was 81. 19s. 7d. Defendant paid him then 21., and by diet of great pressing he had at lung intervals obtained 41. more, but on applying for the remainder, which he now proceeded (or, the defendant refused to pay him, and very much abused him.—A solicitor who attended for the defendant attempted to show that the charges were exces sive, but failing in doing so, judgment was given for plaintiff for immediate payment with costs. CHAMUERB O. ?ITEM—A SURORON CORMITTBD FOR 40 Dave.—ln this case, the plaintiff, a tailor, sought to recover from the defend.mt, a surgeon, the rum of 61, ss. for goods sold end delivered. The present was a judgment order, granted in Julylsst, before which time, on theme being first heard, defendant had been ord, red to pay directly, hat had neglected to do ass, Defendant now said that the order bad only been received by him a fortnight ago, and three weeks before that he sent a friend to the plaintiff to offer him s', in lieu of the debt and costs, which he refused to take. He was not now prepared to pay it, besides which the clothes supplied had not turned Gut as warranted. The plaintiff said that a person came to him and offered him 31. for the debt, telling him that defendant was going to tsarina. Ile refused is take it, and subsequently ascertaining that the story about going to America was false he canted the order to be served upon him. The defendant said he was a surgeon, but not in practice, He had been supported by an independency. — Judge You might have proceeded against the plaintiff for a Cabe warranty of has goads, and as you do not effer any terms I shall order your commi•tel to prison.—An order . was then made out fur defendant's commitment for 40 dais, which will be put in force on Tuesday, unless in the interim he arranges with the plaintiff. TkrWilk nig arrive in the ensuing wain Lis garrison, foe embarks. 1 tket tor Car fn. SPORTING. TATEERSAWS—Tevamme. Wo•wnsatatarros StriPLl Comm.-5 to 1 apt That Meltable (t), I to 1 apt Chooller. 10 to 1 apt St Leger, 10 to I err. Richard the Mat, 110 to 1 weir* (t). LiVIZPOOLMISILPLi Cans.-23 to 1 eget Mane= g (t), 20 to I apt The Cantle (t). DaAST.--11 to 1 opt Surplice, 31 to 1 apt Surmise, 40 to 1 eSstlloo4o, 40 to I apt 1U Yowler. Amy I tam& anee, and bunions atotrat at a maadmilL EPSOM SPRING RACES. Epos Spring Meeting, se we stated some time ago, will take pious on the Triday to the week before the Newmarket Craven tale Stto subscriptions to the boom tor the Great Metropolitan ilandle4 arscrant too large ® end will tveotnally, It le supposed, enable the steward to add roar or tee hundred omens to the matte. CM Ent*Manta. Excirmat-ax.—Nance.—irhen any cause appointed for trial on • particular day shall be shade a rernanet, without any precious appli cation or intimation us the wort, with cause will take ita place in the cause list of the following aiding*, after all the causes that way remain noticed. EQUITY COURTS. retire the TICFCROZOCROT of England. BtOcE e. DUMlCHAlL.—Arrucanon FOR AN INJUNC TION V NOIR A PATRNT Fox MARINO CAUPITS —Mr. Bethell and Mr. Campbell moved for an injunction in this etas to restrain the defendants, Mears. WMichael and Grienton, fram colouring or printing, or causing to be coloured or printed, any worsted goods, according to the invention of a person named Richard Whytock, or otherwise in infringe. meat of the letters patent granted to the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs, Meson. Block and Bets, were carpet manufac turers at Halifax, and were assignees of the patent from the inventor, Richard Whytock. The original patent was granted in 1832, arid upon an application to the privy ctuncil in 1816 it was extended for hve years. The specifi cation of the patent described the invention to be an im provement upon the previous proem of skein dyeing and ratio g, and of rendering yarns party-coloured one et a time, or a small number at a time, previously In arranging or forming such yams into • warp eir chain, the said party colours beseg applied in such Oder of succession along the length of earn yarn or set of as should be suitable for the production ef regular or patterns in different fabrics, particularly velvets,' R7vet piles, Brussels, Wilton, and Turkey carpets. The de , gandante, who were carpet manufacturers at Bridgenorth, were alleged to have infringed the plaintiffs' patent, by using [machinery very nearly similar to that of the plaintiffs, (or pro daring the same effect in colouring skeins of wool and other materials. Much evidence was produced on both sides, and it was contended for the defendants that the invention was I not new, and that the patent was consequently invalid, and also that there had been no infringement whatever on the ' part ef the defendanta.—Mr. J. Parker and Mr. Lloyd 'p rated for the defendants.—The Vice-Chancelor said it appeared from the evidence that the defendants bad notes yet made any profit by what they bad been doing, even if it were an infringement of the plaintiffs' patent. There might be questions rsised as to the validity of the patent, still there was the fact that the patent had existed ever since 1832, and had been renewed by the privy council la 1846. There did not appear to be evidence on the part of =Miffs that then had been great'use made of the in down to the time of the renewal, but since that it bat Ws very much used. There did not appear to be such cop Wong evidence of the validity, as that the court could ony it was so clearly good that an iujunction ought to be rased. It bad been said that the defendants had made some /attempt to infringe the plaintiff.' patent,' but yet the machinery they had end was so systematically altered, that it might be very long before any injury could be done to the plaintiffs. At any rate, there was not such a representation of immediate injury, u would induce the court to interfere by injunction. There were two distinct questions therefore, whether the patent wu good and whether it had been infringed.—His Hoaour considered the mune mat consistent with justice would be to let the mo tion stand over, and direct an action to be tried at law, and there might be mutual access to the machinery of both the plaintiffs and defendants. Wore vier.Cbancellor Weems. Ronoalta O. NOWELL.—INJUNCTION.—Corre.—The bill was pled in 11143 by J. Rodgers and Co., the well - know n cutlers of SheiNg, spinet the defendants, J. Nowell, W. Newell, sad W. Redeem ' whom it sought to restrain I from using the plaintiffs' trade marks , and particularly • mark cosaldia of the wards "J. Rodgers and Son," wrara by a mown placed between the initial of the rigor g 0111011411. The defendants alleged that they were able fa permemidp as sutler at Slief mil that ma or of *lk ilea wee named J. Rodgers, they _beil a right to re the acct la wrecks. Theplaintiffs, of applying few as Injusellee is the meal way, by in tideservey motion, breed re awns to a herby upon U^ .ich they had resit* 1111 pew thee there waa ao Ira et wailers at ShellW imp War own, known by the ewes et "J. Reiser sad ler" AU dee bearing in Mr, the wart, net Shield.' lb, riders eatisteetety, gave the plead& the optics to Neter the bill fOr a year, with liberty to try th sligkt at law, bat spa the term et Ile grind& grime w err of ghe deer is. agsity. Upon re d the erten is Jas at a wrist wee Mod tribe pike& en all the tweak ear atterwarde, wtzt ois ha n deMente ',Ara ar s the • now trial, the Core of bodes whom ere wee tried, Writ to gar a ride to drew muse. The err now came back open tribe illentione.—Mr. Molina and Mr. Ghee asked *it the Writhe Night be made per petual, and that the daintemate Night pay all the meta both at law and in Ville. Kenyon Parker, Mr. Romilly, and Mr. James ter the .defendants, objected to the = et the rele the Wiese, in mirth en the ground ' bed bus hued ressereive et the bestimg, red that the ore theme bag, by *1 dune then reds, been fired era rte plaintiffs. —His Roam Rik a isms raking the ininerket parasol, beg verarad his *gibs wpm elf Nets till Wt. Mit" emuttli tat Se plalatla UN , V i a bead theism COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. sump a three. Juana"' Fees.—At the itrag ethos rug so ',Oration Irma we by a gartaim, ore rare ester had en several =eirved on "seal judo ire essaion juries, with out radial payment the bie sorra ; that, as he certain fees irreparable terra a fund for the routineragria of *en; and that those thee had bra grime >ti hle absesse, and without We orniagly coterie( Ms than. of them. He wished to know Weedier there was an in the Snail Arra Court, at elsewhere, by whit \markt room what he conceived to be thee to him. —Lord Denman If you have any claim I have no dear that the law will give you the mum of eakedag it. Postrin. e. PRIPPAID.-1$ TICE Chntin 07 are ESTATE LIABLE FM DAMAO' DONE TO PROPLETT OW LANDO ADJOINING, ET PINE NEGLIGENTLY LIGHTED OW NIA LAND BY Ms BEAVANT?—This was • regal ere, which rimed the question whether an arise val lie for the damage consequent on a the beiag an Verse on rue the servant of the owner as to 110 is i ory to poverty. The declaration Awl that the senset el the wreagedly rildeg. end I that and kept to be Vshted, a welds Am Is seek a earger, neg. asg, re improper armor, awl at a lire des, by nano of the elate of the woothor• MOW 4...... 7 1 1. pr. to do, that injorynowned be repoglrel the ea whinny land. She ddiainetellod ea the nodes of dna Cies e. 78, whioltentole That "se eeiea, or possum whatever, shell be bed, reeritthA on prow earmok ardrit any p die erm w k ether bow" ser. stable, In" or ether bell or se elms Ew than as , dismally bells. Nee nod asy seance s an een be ante by mi pans he any Immo seioai litneby." —Mr. Nana% he Mapleisdll Met semen law the Mthilindlowl Ow ihe Wake that nisht weal' ken zllcer al kle eseerat In detain with Ire, end WOW* al tie 14n On. 111. we in fist • hold est, epanthe ta antrepeinut dhedeb .Ny e Ind et se asp is that pat of mho *hoe the ewe of setion bed ashes. If, bow er!, seen thenkt dna doe elelein re the per liesber seed= ad It, wet leaved fie spentiest be dwelt! admit Met the wen `•arsidestel " eseld set be applied n, to ea on whisk. theenk esistentes inswithed desig wort on the bee of too mem& be Jahn to be reddest, au& Iwo, as& ebvieuelydeeneen.--Nr. Setient Xiaglake, for dekelest, &dela that the laspese of the seeders showed hto be of 1111.10Olsathericy ; that dos inettha of the losidetere wel a Zeot endow and stun *akin the osaarquereee of whin k was shod, is I loe then to elated : the aatural 'uter i garooka at the woe neddienal " led to Warne' Nat it was only men to netivale ere enedened by it Ind and that tleirerg of WO Lwd Chenedler and ) to esterlais Lied Oaillebnyra thin he OM. =lfor this loos of by Anshan by the Ike at the m of Parltermat wee beaded on • like view of the statute.—The toot took time to crakkr *judgment. Pittman e. COLLING.—COXITZBOTION or AN AGNEW MINT TO ALLOW • CLEAN C010133•ION ON PROFITS.— This was ea sulks to worm the ma et money due to the girt soar emogreareat by with lethittrelad to serve the dellreint sediela amnia bedew fro is years, sad the doilmist method to pay Ida yearly, and every year. as mho dreeldoestinse end remain such clerk, the ewe of Mei. by equal swelorly laysents, and over end above In aid nod lON on mash lawful annoy at would anew* to 15 per east. of the pada d the bedews, der elf eskes, done, der, owl miens whisk /re d lid msdp ie paid on payable k raped el the bed sew, sad all Menet ea aphoL awl - keen sod damps skit elowld * reins ell bad debt, owlespenn Tb• isettien La eon wan whither the Mt wet added to the of 15 per nat, at the ead el ewe lnonsis a • sot tpeehis sheik, or t&edier, al mthe & aids Wen is. We 111 ent. ka nay es • one eseertsinei by eui ing ell the Ikon of Me wohiettallde =wen is ther _ d w om bili da thr:4lo6 sr the awe Itettorme lb. Oink he the *Wig, nod M. di d— he Owlet Wee of opinion that :Itz i neneet nen the plaintiff a tide to receive at ed tie ekes demi year, end that the wade "pee'. and ray yes " r seversed the wheletithe eisensest oe owls& the sottaa the phdedif ansailed to teln the A to rk el nen than ese &di year at a tiati...7edssnd fie the &astir COONTO t r wr RICEMCIIIIR. ta those. Ran mina Courixe.—ln this cue, vend*, Mr. Ben neund Ids famisse kr the pha, .4 hit toll prwar le moth Mon 4 1= is. 11P1Mt, Bill 181111.111111101,1111.1111nallpimmi77. ••• - Oats ..Aseinutastr, Thar 9.—Pasisersism: G. D. 11 W be likomm,..,4mommon. muom IrO Cbdr COUlti2E RI T Ildba.ti Mime. Mae (WWI IL Coal& atrott Loath Coloso• Vorialuis Tait RAS? 111:01 Irbil& us partboard lIILITARY. sad fit jud et er p ter dst i i Potmegivr, 9.—The ltt bet. 711tli Ibia lid** Ommt • POLICE. v - _ESTERDAY. GIIILDWALL.—CHARGE or 0111L1N1110 GOODS UNDER FALSE Pitrunscrs. J. Collies was finally examined charged with obtaining goods under false pretenoes. The prisoner was in the habit of ordering goods from various houses, and directing them to be sent for approval to Bartho lomew-elose. On their arrival there he alwaye took :he goods from the messengers, desiring them to wait outside until he returned, and haring entered at one door of a pub lic-house or coffee-shop he ,eft at the other, absconding with the goods. It was not thought necessary to enter into other cases, but he was committed on three gone into at the last examination. WORSHIP-STREBT.—ALLrOZDFRAUDANDFOROELLY BY 1101 SZCHITART TO A BINISPIT Boerne.—R. S. Her ring, secretary to the lodges Nos. 11 and 12 of the Loyal United Frien& Benefit Society, was charged with having obtained numerous sums of motley by means of forged cheques and fraudulent representations from the treasurer to the above institutien.—kir. Vann, for the prosecution, stated that the prisoner was appoint ed secretary to the so ciety in March, 1844, and it was part of his duty to make : out cheques upon the treasurer in favour of each members as were entitled to relief wider the "Gift Fund." On the 22nd September last a general quarterly meeting took plaw at which the p ri soner was expected to attend, that his amount+ might be audited ; but as be failed to present himself an investigation was set on foot, which led to the discovery that he had drawn numerous cheques on the treasurers in favour of perilous wholly uncon nected with the society, and many relating to entirely fie- tidos names. In some instencea the prisoner had fraudu lently isserted the names of members who were not entitled ' to the bees& el the fund M question, and bad appropriated the amorathe remind to his own w.—Mr. I, Clarke, one of ' the treaserso, raison four anal. drawn by the prisoner in Soon el seism who were ad amaibers of the society, sad the aranata of which bed beta pedi by to the respective besran.—T. Oren, t perter, Main_ witness that be lad been employed by the primness a mass nano= eines the month of imbe last to pawn amass &Wm to those pro dueed to the two treasons the ening, sad that he after wards beaded weir the emsaat the ems to ills prisoner. —Yes. Venn OM that nt lei twenty isms of a fictitious charade: kid lam *poi is Ms bash sad he should be able at ths next wmaainatka to the halm, charge of emberthems gar i e rinst the paimm re albeso mike oisfalm• dons Waft to amount to 2001.—hlr. Caking , beat ardsred_siener to be acting MO. CLERKIIMWILL.—Faaris ST Aanissonarre.— ' &moral psi* sea applied to the amethirato fkr advice under the !blinks obtumeimgee:—th sampeaso of me- Mg an advertisement in the soma sowesse, aagninantillit that rang sea Mild be pa elided ilnatiusti by apply ing at the add iro is the athertiessamit,thsy made applica tion, sad were introduced to a piety, who Sid them they could sewers thertships and lamemmees• sitaatheas by paying 201. tad 11 was to be inn Ia disc. I. many instancesmq bed bees pat smd la ausenves others 21., and it we. bead 111 be a tamplete She to. The adver tisements rehired this kph=b Theobales-road, Red Lion-square, anal to eamterithelnet, inarwieit.square.— Mr. Combs sell be malt do erobbsg the matter, but he referred them ft the County Omen he tubas. WESTMI2II3TER.—Tea WIRD= AND ROBBERY or Ma. Burseamniaa.—T. dale, J. Does, G. iteoy, J. Davies, awl J. Usti, we nesiained charged with the robbery emil. sawarise el Mr. Belchambes, and, without took ',Aims Mho adduced, the bar first-named prisoners Want flonnalitlatt tha trial, and Llttyliwas discharged, n 1 lathaded to the magistrate that Lloyd would be app sad mamthied as the eseemen Semen. - - - - - peret. ilessUfAn 1 per Ct. Grenada Bd., Deferred. 3f 5 pee fete. Ifexlenn Aeek,Dee.l6, lif 4 per Ct. Peewees, BOA. 121 rem ro i lksdn. =CHAIM AND LAMBETH..-Ilium Lawntaa.-11. Sherif vas charged with haying obelimed 10.. Ikeea Mary Wakeling, hy falsely representing himself as a saiisibie. In September J. New maa lad been esmesitted hem this court to take his trial at the MEW Waked Coma ea a charge of stealing a firkin of Ireller. Ti. primer, who had repreesatei hinted' ea a sandier, awed lila essetile, set to draw up a held wed pro cure seem& la. Medd Wawash for 21. 10n, awl the paid 61st 10e. is wdessee. Wes this hi steely drew sot a lied tion to raise he liewineah &fence, and the dif art see Win afsrwseia mid Ji Aso the tr ial. The ems queen prat. that oho goo seepelled to eseploy " another lawyer." Newatea was howdesety, and maenad to Woe eleathet haprhonnseet.—The }demur is debate, denied that he bed apeentided ldwrieW as a iebeltsa, awl wil be &mkt hese owerled 5* IttnnweeVadedraie, is ea rid Mid, bat he had Wet Whoa se I'loo4 OA neakesieed lei las month's lapdermast, for es. • yeasemaThe towplaiaent wee recalled, end se* Es ame weak the pel met sepeownhal himself at a Wisher or she shield not hare poem lie the Ills—The primer ins remade& for a week. THA1f:111;-Datr6t. Aseaoria—B. Bailey was charged with amotoiliai Martha Wiebell, Nod 14. A wutillesee' freendee beset erlw . slt. _the Leedom Hasc r wes pat 10, stating *Mt the eht Mitalwasse burrow iteat ea& wilier elms tile head owl W.—Lelly 1 ii, Reid this I Kimball was la the terehe dap prforiawe. who bed he =hasten her ortl•. , Ass pima die yid wed loot hot aitaohoil dab. Cfa W e =' day *lit the siallandidwed to Pro bombe tied. lir Ab bot hat wade a Ida sees& spa her owl sr* vaned bee ears ca. Mho was lbw la peel !t ar tan: Dew the ears, and was Wken to the Lead.. whine it was emethdeed timid bee Me sod auk were boa the abet of blows sod awillehr klifilla b / g at, sod that her ears (Wei ale we ia danger were swollen to twice Asir linr e a la s is l a iMI 1 were y Lee- a x iom „ Lie d . Th,, l she iti AMP pales ia lee leek sad loins ikon Illbrowniew the* the girl was in , Xing IN p i nesro d at saki elle hew eke Tke wh declar *ed, wet tideoweet, sad had NIA verruly.- war la items mkt Ili Sid. eohe pa Wee `try lobient, sad had 210111 ?boa ewe robbed ber.—she wee imeadol. Bwenweamiron.--A Lair to the klifolog offset was re. eared : " D. W. Iz e l e.c ha dass inakee MK ef is it. note for the muliox, Theme , and will be Ailed by on ee ihi sateepepew. whoa tinged's, hall eltdi tot i=rely seet—Thia. S." . • QVIISIC DlSBATlOsB.—Cilreaul iiii:Atile stootor4 hares* Castes. boa Qatari% limb *llege d d eejj a et 4 sanunonew bawd splint y to that mewl, who claimed ea of view 1 At the oast, lb. liallaellso Lein the wend 'IIIPIMINI the piodoodea et that excels Watt and ma i& mass of dialer.. ; the straw el thew *weld row is l b el detertion for rho dedhate.-21 oaa pbed a whom imbue had hem elide lb lid he d ig et oww how tbeineMero QUI.% MINI they &ma boa the deals. - The etwoldokthil &died undo* wa s ia ta n au =— h lr a . gllgatiti:ed:olyteideb a te lido it Noteowla abbied where , the area were tiewly &owe not to ba inotima: MONEY MARKET. TEVZSDAT EVENING. There las been no feature in the funds to-day, save some sales for account of the Equitable Assu rance Company by the regular broker, but not of such extent as to disturb the market materially, although they might suffice is impede the movement for the rise. It was somewhat singular that so few transac tions generally took place on the eve of the closing of the transfer books to-morrow, at which period there are usually extensive dealings in preparation. Con sols opened 85i for money, and 86 for account. They left off, after intermediate fluctuations, 851 to money, and 861 to 7, for account. The pigeon express yesterday, announcing the fell of the Guizot ministry, turns out to be a fraud, as that sort of expr esses gene- 4 5, T„ . 17:,•;;;• . •• •• • rally do. It is high time, as the more respectable stock- st B t chew . e meei.aa. brokers insist, to put as end to this system of fraud. rsilei„l„.... ''','"",:•" The Stock Exchange committee, as properly observed, 10 I D A Z I IifIESI..: . 2 . Tv , ,g: have it in their power, by excluding from the house so Ireeeteieeete i .lee. all such parties as receive and make use of such 1: Vit. Matt fraudulent pigeon expresses, so long as they shall refuse Is Do. tlBl. E. 4., HI. to give up the names of the authors of the fabricated 2 , zo i gt.&, , ,;Le. f! ) . isilwit, and clear themselves from connivance, to put 1 : 4 I , do. 1 1 . a . Ai la end to the mischief. Reduced Threes were 841 to e t e,,,, d ,,,. P * i . .14, 1,,, I. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 831 to 6. Long 1 6 : , It. N Y• o g h ti" Annuities, 8 9-16 to 1. Bank Stock, 1861 to 8/. isel Do. *Amos ' Exchequer Bills declined to So. to 64. pm. 1360 lts. Eudora MMus ...• The transactions in foreign securities were rather 124 Do. * skarpr ... , more active towards the close of the day, but prices L I E 'r o . N d ia ?, l4.- did not materially vary. Mexican were quoted 171 a! De. out L trdifiir ' il : LO !. Span!sh Fives, 171 to 4 ,, i the Threes, 282 to 11, E „„,b„,„,:nr,... 9 . 9.1.. Portuguese 22 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf It it : I ~Ar„,,; „ per Cent*. 541 to 5; the Fours, 84 to 1. 5 &Jab. * Northerl re Although the are no casualties to report purely ti I . ft: 1.,t.,4„;,;.•,• • •••• • of the City to-day, there is a failure to notice abroad 1 ;t:.rrNv , ,Troeil. Do . r : i., , which affects this place in respect of divers houses 1,7 brf,„, 4 . ra ,: k k,., which do not need to be named to the extent of ?t u ts : o 4 Th, : 1 ,..„,.... , 7wt(1re it 70,000/. The great house of De Bruyn and Sons, of 6 D0...h . enr,.ar7.7. 1 Amsterdam, have at last succumbed to the * 1: 0 0 :11::: 3 4•: •••• :: 1 1 times. This house has been reported, at vari- 86 Wators pp 0011 times, to be in embarrassed circumstances. a l f,':: 84 .: 5 .. 5 " . :::::: 1 It was stated, and we believe the fact was so, n Do. itt. ;;; .......4 that some short time since the government had 21 it ;;;;; E A,"igi" ii,i;wl . l some to theirassistance. Thepreseure of circumstances .1„ ff er i g.l. 714140 . :: r il ,and the curtailment of credit, however, necessarily es Dpi. i okoool ...- .48 41 brought the house to a stand. They could no longer Ir .. 8 1 i rr a .„ 1 1 % obtain credit for sugar for refining. It is said that, u e5.48.4 , 1...t_Tiq ,1119 d. on an exposition of their affairs to the government, d i —3,..-„,,,,,,,, they will obtain a delay of twelve months to fulfil 93 De. Third* &Yorke I their engagements, as in that time it is assumed, sa : D o . d. ' 8 41. front the beldam-sheet to be presented, they will be Il i /pit sr,: ::::: . ; r 4 a enabled to do. It is probable the delay will be Sc- s Do. hithe . , at corded, for such is the Dutch law, but assuiedly it is 44, Do. a 8,=. 0 ,i 4 ,4 ; ri. par .\ - .o; en equitable law for the foreign creditors. sr D0.Li0nid.. 1 . 11 . , , The failure of this house is a great misfortune for at itiflrp"Xit: Holland. It is the largest auger refining house in ir Do. W. E Ce l t's- 244. 7. 1 that country, having no lees than three sugar refining 0. D.; Agora ....Alscsic.. houses. Th ey employ many hundreds of work- i r Daigliciiiideill.tro people. The principal of the house has devoted him- 1 Wady! D• 4.0 . 1: le...ree self with the most entire assiduity to the conduct and r v 7 4... i.... 15 13iL perfecting of all the details of the establishment, aria Die 14 ha. Loots Dow. Mooch. which it is said is the most perfect of the kind. Un- ti ,,, N A ,„, . 4 , ~ J,,.. 1 1 • . . luckily the firm,. in the plenitude of its business and i i , ,m a c o e n a t seeseAu lis AV. funds, undertook to make gas works, not only to sup- di no. do ~... e,. 1 , 2 11,1„ ply themselves , but all Amsterdam, Nimegueu, ,:t1,24.• I t ist;io .. . o . :' 4 ,Ild- ii Utrecht, and other places. The result is, then, the 30 Do . . Co.. E ' !..0.d. , BU. capital that was necessary, and should have supplied 5 : , 3 0 0:0 ,. v . ca 5: their own business, was expended in extraneous n i r...d.....d um speculations with which they should have had nothing Ct a ,=„, ft eelr e , ~,ii,i,,,1 5. 4 , to do beyond a slight share participation. Private advice! announce to us, late in the day, a failure nearer home—that of the old and respected firm of Messrs. Blain and Son, of Liverpool, which was notified yesterday. They were engaged in the corn trade, but their present difficulties proceed from other transactions, in which they have sustained severe losses from the stoppage of other parties. women FVNDS. Bank Stock. 15# 618 luau Sondc under £i.ooo, 23 SO 3 per Dent Sri Suns., TO fit South res Stoct, 92# 3 par trt. Com Anse.. A% 2f . # Consols for ACMUnt• 8611 Ii S New 34 pm Ct. Amu. 862 1 j Ks. 16111.. 0585 2d.„ 6 Long Anna (h. sth Jan.. 18GE, Ditto 590. 5 4 . 5 2-16 Ditto Small. 12 811 TORSION /FUNDS. Ditto, die. from ilay. 151. 15 Ditto. Tamire Tends, 31 5 Pee s Diet. Venesuela Bonds.. 2i 3s ter il . Co l t i r .,.. Tacansage. 12 4 per eL Dulch Cordials. 85 4 STOCKS ABROAD. 6 ;berttent II AeeMat F6L &Bert 10 Illyza.WilLADsdlel lW !fir. e &Vatic) Lb Blum i thford Jo Bostan.Stsm.,4Blns 1k Bristol dud k..rder. ta,Beatataaaai pakdoollan... Per a rama.naaa I is. 1 ---- dremek_i t per Oiler. it M . ° T "', 7 606 ,76 60 S Do. Namilmail 76 ID 16 76 1 76 76 1 7670 1 76 70 6 De. Ba/Maa 6. UnO.:, 1 ~. stoner. i SPiel . htes.. " 102 law. Do. Yfi Da ..... Da. 4116 : ItimaiMa iiii Lemilen%N6 1 6 si t 0 64. Milllllk Dac. I.—Thiel per71..i . :4 6 , al ...... t c , ow 4 pm, ; T —-- ft N Sk ow no itt rirr esi Thei.4::A m ar imme --li g a Z: 1 ., !=al . Ulna, 144 bah ; Admit Debt, Tasanlaillearper OWN., igC"., Dom, 90 . !_0•!.02.. ipy samt,lN bar : _ - A C?:Vis. l. rcneang t... alriMs ua rile= l . try riv au rc . ~.., leane d HI ; .—. IR i ° . 4 s i =Pah ,-, bilk Miaow sla leinial. II jOM lIIIIIIIIK :ANILMMINIL ii i rLlZO " M . lol gt sl . 7_4Z ba 'U.:is amilluisz e ... sant therm 1,000 maw ._ _ANIA Pet Nu t • PITe we Casa Hambmg OW, 1/4 &Mr. alin., 106 bina 70e MOW Ditto, 16 Off Jai .• Ile OCOMI i 4 6. par L 81 ss 412E: ,ipett'1 . "% a r..z........= Pm Cis., 66 oil ; Ilmanli JONI %Una pm New Pi , . Me 11i WM. 11l riser: DIU% Ls pir ill , 63i bilk It MOW. Tn. liaotra, Die. 6.—At the Bonne. as Saturday, the state of the Dutch funds, which was aasiiseated anassrably for the last few days, in consequasse of l ey MI. The exchange was heavy. Allan is and shares of the Commercial Company were very ; with the exception of the Dutch fends, which andllese steady, nearly all the other funds are lower to-day. The inland funds were vain in a declining state. All the ether funds were generally offered —Dec. 7, 6 o'CLoci.—The inland funds have not varied sensibly from yesterday's standard. The Commercial Company shares are in great demand. The Rhenish Railway sham are higher. Portuguese hada are , filmev. Th. Austrian in greater demand. In the other foreign funds no Insister of any'consenuence was transacted Cpar i '5 lii Far nut. pus. L I how • Portland Ottawa 11 5 . 6— Parts rad loam OO2 60 Rohm and 476 Attlima t LIMO. BO Itrenbmrs sad Itala 1:1 Oman (Vtorsad 0 Bordeaux 442 North 1.01 476 15 RAILWAY NEWS. We had a fair market yesterday,. though without any partioular unsaid. Prices remained steady, with out any symptom of giving way, and boyars for real investment took prime u they were. MUTlNGB.—letwoosouev AND ENNISILILINN.— Rpeeled library.—liimias. Dec 9.—)lr. Joao Ftak tolba &air — Too mooloa Ina Will at ~ha lir mortal fists to lawalsoie Or ot =7. 111 . = = si tel sort et Ls RAN bud bum owl re imatamail Set M. Leldrolis did I d TAMA dato gaidoi lejree• Ito Not it pillmoaliel mooelloM Ride at Or too kin leosteolimitto drooled II MOM. ; do Or Si. all to MISR ; Wefts • Rifts et 31,01 ato be brodisi Ita. TO doll oily be art kg adloritag Sr Rh be man re Re deeded ad so powor to ARO tether alb vetioollto asedis at • Rued eedog. Ve= i c uellor deo rioomeid. Am, Iloa lila 4kattaitt d d eal to whoa d m MR MR to MN Rot Ito sonlomot do ail. aser—la voldptol • easy et 1101.--eitodi to depimeoi Rd ; awl RRdr rim it lb goseledi &edits Rim& SR flow Rib RR rodedidlo la imam ad tesediasy, Redd sad a oiv. WEAK per nom Onaliew was mai et Rote how. es Re Rd el Re ARO= to mirolog pmealot ot anion ; Rd osideodeomoolli dot Rot • Reeder idol or gay tie nib. C t or s =li totoor. toff drib loor•—ble. low be at der wet, RI IR .get ot the Ur, =l i r Reidos Met ad IDININIIN D NW 1 MOO. Pr MR Rd • Mi d dad MR per week. wide OR spathe duo 11K et 110. IS. Itoodle deo Wild to Mimi Wise Ito allismot d lir MIL It 4 INN INN Le elk MIIeIaR leiaMeslie goolloomboy swam et Ito Rob too (II ) woo ammo Romeo lii didear erwool, WI lotwitdrilog SR It Rs • 'RR Mir Reoe The oldere =Rd dr deedis aeon mien ls Wiwi Or kir Vie ex ile* Rs Teemddeledemoot vitt use ow id ths ftst Ilemp to do treeteiß d dm dbeedoo ad Row Emirs. useamm Ow auseg roam sot eisieeas ow lab enema Lomas • i.• taimme—Meaky if Illareheliers.— Lau Dee. 11.--14. Dell lo Itoebehr.—Ste waft UN ODIN to ilalagialla of a dein a toilet ot the illei to &din r*me Id deal= rapeoMed a semi Ride IR beet e dud etas date edi Mod peddis et Ito wider. Drek%L. M ik disklra araryllinr" was T i n ware•= l : ll 4eviatag= ertte 6 =teliritt g re Nisi re o re r=sllatizaMbeteeen de M itre at itswore olotoont ib ri Rob idiot d Ito =WM that reruns. Masi Itmelos do Rift ter didlog *oda apt be logool Ito Id el Wawa mot; Oat liee ter Ito Rillelot dit RI et orrod dodo Reda to to or Ineolk wirgolot So wed =dim I Ida L ellaillt omodoweat stood la re voi toestbre RR IR of Ito tilegod ads is Ito re of Jsa soot be Rik Rer fled RIR low MY hole to ledi4. The Cleirem WI thet Row Rolimilio Olds ß' pot dam Realm edgeomito lir ft be d. arestiebesery, sai It wee to lee repine Rd .4ard IR sot loft MR ekno Rob op. PIMP mil be the sieller le Yaw vrbS .4l l st r al:2l7. ill gi rl= 11 mk " : " tto meet to dvuaeplairj e srslttareerWatLs itI i o NaNNONI Mir wow illsmisal i vms to Ilittleßpoet dwelt be rad dodo powdoe dNiolea le ttedittileuboo led mt elle A . , a r i t a I" * ." : 6 •rie b il r ".. 4 := g oat Sot lb su S emar ; lF ier • I tolli e be Wad lig --- '....T a 4dit tla t=a aad= ell=go=All i t a rZONNWONDO (dram* Rs Rd looesem do lett Rs Abeam limmeol MR tro l = lea datme* e . i i t eL i llemis eoligood i ble res.. ser•—•ltte • kW Monism Ito MISOILLANSOUS IMO-Moos AND AVID/MAC— AW*, in vow Mai Rao to Ma • ow MOM DON Lyme a sped Ilse ktbrerber been : • gnat of 90 yam; gas m e , ti n Crlses nee ; the swings:donna et the ogle brarah • Nis abaroboldere to be ellowod th e optics of h e after two . Oro an annuity frcwa govern at 4_per ern, es 0, 4 * *Ws& or ftapdshlag the Noe to Westte. The first wpm h to be of 15• per she" about SO of wkish are to be deducted fro, the ball. It appears that, op to the preeent moment, few slissui Ism bet• mai =reed of, and that the pi= proposed has hero dectarn y, . -I.a Presse. SHARE LIST.—LoNDow, Dzo. 9. L—Tbe onotatlosa of Ines to Zoe &Nunn Moen wag Irembelloae : those of Ilam la /Wks milers* pm* ?AID. 154. 11 Lon&N WnQrs.l4,B Ili ll* led. , 2 Do. Ne ve..... .. _ . 1 1 74 „ I I 1 Do. Fifths. 1 •'" D0.401.A.,..N.•tri0 a 4 D 0.107. eh. SUB •4 1 D O .IOIJA.,M sk b 44 D0.101.04..M . 4 h 4 i London 4. S. Western 54 .. D. Newt:nu. red. i* -* 4 Do. New, SAL ... 19 I Do. New. Snt... . 4 36 . I Do. Cons. Tenths. .131 4 ,, t I Do. do. Tent 4 s ..• •3 I es*. , ILon._ ,Solisb.cfr issed. 4 14 s , ir -• 1 Lorlads..fiCbtemisse, I Man. Bust * Mal.% iid . Month. kSoulkompl lid Maned . WT. I nu. ICI. kg D Do. 601. shares 1 4 - 4 Do. them. a Mini 4 Du.C.lirt.d.lD.llpC ui Lis 4 Do. 8ri5t..464.W. ' 4 Mid.o4. West.llr44, Naxos& C Corlisk 31 Norrarkel o North British ....... 274 ir,...:t.r.-....- 1 Do. ..1 . 4.11011 . . .le i 2 Do. Thlrds ... .00 Norfolk .... , In y 4 Do. li'ew. WI . _ pu: Do.essartd. 400 4. 4d . ~... 1 Do. Err. sp. te5,..4 NE D0.5e164714/Nor, L i pa Do. do, Worm., p.l N. . Counties Limon Illiorth dv.ffottlshlre .1, i ,Nortb Wake I I Norlls Western. 10.e1d.,jr,T,...a..11'4;tr..1 " it I,llr,U,".'n'adi'LtAt & Boott.lsb Cntra ,2 4 I. s, ecoltise NMlond , • l I o. Ness .. ~, .1 Igief.. Hoils. .k c ,a,44 sid . tArm )o. e do. r.dllirm. &a 4 3a. lAropskire Union. . 512 1 , 10 sio Do. nth Dcron... Pr:terror. ......d to 1 , .. 4 ;South Staifurddssre *24 - &on EasterstDorr. ni Do. do . 3. l a Do. do. itds: 4 TUOV Vol. latronst 2 k neaseiNnekftj a it:l4l . Whitsims.dr Wilis,fiten..* WApm4,44_ 1 11 - oa. Strts.&&Msen.• --'-' •Nem,. t ;;IVoi Bee. 33 1110.0rIg.Tie walls Ih, 5T,:e141.171..4. 3 Sn111&S, IU /h) No 2, ord.,' 3 I 00 U.s'EP , erorPri li bG ror:..k .li.114.«1-5 10 Do. Irefaatoe• ,• 133 ID 1 De.6.kW.t•kls. 28i I Foams, RAtora Ts.. T Aida . oft 11 EMS, 7 Leawain 4to &amen' ibt Ilazambourg.. ..... * 1 1. I L , rons w &A ., ‘ , lll . :l/ . ut) 14. 10 I N 0rt1.4 of E ,0rk0.15 liontelv.r 4fr'nrcr 14:1 •.. • • • • 10 . 10 Pada Uhl Ly0rt.....• • 10 Parts awl Or!tram.. l 43 .10 Paris au 1 11....'. • 34 311 8 Pads owl titranbourg 41 TO Rosen rued Ham • 'lb If 18 Sombre sad Ileum.. If Tours •uod Nawles . 14 334, 4 We Fkoselers .... • ;11 QC ifte 1 1 P r— Kleirsa. star M. 'lOB 481 50 478 II 6tU 75 ed) asl 25 4160 160 . qmft. IRO 411 w. tAn 463 NJ 3 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. - MIKCINCI-LANI, Doc. 9. The sum whet bas been tolerably steady; SOO Ma. West India sold by pirate orelsoet, the seders rneetire buyer. freely. Mk only publk sale leeday bee been one a 030 bar damage& t ran a bend, wbkh went tent low 1 t l / 4 1., 200. brs.b , -deer na farr W COM. aid ol ~ his 7. Vale tiZt/, ale., bona. and =lf Lund burenb c.. s4l. kl., 33., er lfbn wert a tll =41617 , *Ad for oonannatino at full . prleee, for eaet ortionty, den ete. 6d. A few loto of t =o Jamaica, a faLa d art b : I=ll pram of IltVaa la: it* banal boyars. is dull, to : 30 4 1.1 a 6. = tit taammatall t on y aad = d o i s u di7 aaloallial at. Ulf only and ; goad M pal. 466, 6/ Las bit; naluttit aerate= in pram Cattaa madam Inadva. Tallow boa aaveased 3d., 43, 3d., 45a. In Tr: a for loolassa bus bus lass at the pubile ale pear if yearale* COTTON.—LtiraawooL, Dac. 9.—The marina .wares Ma; end the neleselen le price dare Friday le fully {. The sal& day were 2,500 haw Max c n um. Dec. 9.—'Doak Is very Mt berm doing with the mead= of tat plashres cei Oee aeame, ate, end linve beta ter Nome pubs Ara eery coriktalla arl bow idbrial rid dot at mar la the shlk martssit At Ilistriert las assr Irms rails larrais kr Oa war pat la sameress aftratassuporis la tiara sink; ta u rtr mi thAtt ik tar la Ifs arm et a rts to dips there mil Mari la = bagia la ma he Arla Is dig* Ast Oho g Imaidelheyarelminielbeyraletl iir spar riot Inds ata erase grit Oa arra lat prim Ms auk stir Arelpdia dumb girlie. ars Mar Oa st err brow Ara la AGA d "area' at yams alarm At o,47,ls9hrgraus= tot rt i tra r IN ist Mite the cct FMB we fang alai at them ors stry Apia Mr we so isswarriersd, mil Use ken fa the markers War Am It was lot ark. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-MAU& all. - NM kW DIM AB& DIM Am DOS. 4 Dubin 0 Hand .... 1 lailin. is Ideata-• 144111010 1 0 I WW. ow 4 .... 0 • = 1 .... 00 Molar at, I =6 14 2 Vs . i. 10 I s m w e A i ir 0 lisabenr.- • D Dm It 0 °Was% .It : Ilr=iedn. Mod; of Boa. tasty asalsgas; Islaisi. Odels; Ailwary" Aftworps 1d...d. =„11.11Psa; id atClimsavezr, Ilsasbearg; *or. a. JAW; Moshe; Itedads.lailmi; 011nbiall. Ifellssil; liikllms• Kll: L Q•sies.—. ias I: Ma. hisasa• ; Omsk liadeirst Illonssedie ; Lard J. Ita, Asterrrp; Dadogas ; Itarid. ll" Msr i rr kel, dn. .n.•&,. ; larsarone. De S.—Arrived : Wm, Airamarkis ; Printers awe lour. Pt. Miami's ; Colortte. Lowe (Atrits).—dadsd . Imbeds Nadler nee Atals:=Bl. lobes's, Nese Inenrwisk, at Limpod, towed la from the Mud Straka Irbil loss et dm ant aseinaisaL SIDTMIL BI UCH ALL —Dow I. at Dlrlehoess, awar Blackburn. she nil* of IM Rae. J. Brdsall. M. al • iantilar. CADOCIA N.—Dan. S. at Ntw W Wow. Mrs. G. LW dossa. of a darsibtar. CLAVOITTON.—Des. T. at Ittliarsirkir, We Haw Mrs Cauebsia. Id • asa. 004WAILL.—Das. I. at Aimee. Ow MD of the Us. A. G. Cow motor of Bewestalr. claim CILO MELIN.—Dees 6. the wHtef L. MR.. of sea ILMTCHf a ElL—Dee. isagalar T. at Bortlaintia. WNW*, He 1. Iletther. HILL—Dee. 0. at the Vkaase. Walser*, the wife of the Br. IL T. of a KW. LA TOUCHL—Doe. 4. at DON% 010 We of Use Be, J. O. D. la Touch.. a• 6 .45 0 . 0 . M tiON.—Dsc. B. at Ss Thesswiso Nahow. or Kircasu.—Des T silts HOWVITE1••••• Ur: PA W lo is L ei - 11- Des. A. Mitatmlistom. :4 6, at lll=6., wiket B. Prix. Ri tmat a mow m, ILA& ...jaWraviMarkiavill. gewasewtal. tkr wits if Mimic 1•21. BM do MlSlL—Das s . T. at goal Mika. -- 11111 WI T. OA Ine. Daft. *5 Mt. d tr /14T. A. L Wtar4 of a KW. 1100,0100110 0 0000. 10 00 UT. Mr. 5 * Omit - -ow! • I sidegibraglOr at Os labs . D LLY.—ter, 0. ri Watribusghow Chun:4lM* , ITISS • as&lo hams% rites .1 thaw Thomas 11*. HA. rt • Oa rot OLIIOOII—WEINMIDIUL—Dats Tat Oss T. W. aim. li on aM wint a; istierla, to Iwkillk Dowd —llPe• ;aim Chouilh. tir _Wish L Wars imibats& Theismi to We. W .—Dee. T at WI. • fax /1. nom of .—Dee. . I %Z. Oadle ADAM—No.Io* Toadmosen, DlA L ßL sog is big weir. L AIW. Wi l air-Dt. V. st lei Wes. A. 7. P&P" Ikv. was* 4 ill F. IlLWoo Obi% Wrildb. LW* Woo* dad G IWIL—Oss. T. i ia l: • a kal i % rAt%kgg is •W i t disglglemool WA Vl s. .. a lli Ett roi* itas=,.. ... tab:‘...6 6:1. 0... .=‘..i.„i,....e. Grit Wm W. T. TA Widmer t=. vile of S. P. MT. 111%1—Dis al WimbiTaggeme. Womble,. I Rolm ITI. I tITLI IL AT L. .a r a kat k.01 7.1 4 rm j. NT: , - 1 1 ;El '......tir a t: IT— Lowskostos. hob. 114.6 9(i. Pa ...Doe. al ooletitig. wo so a I s ' ay , Ct Rift. of al hos Oho* al NW& *Li ot . , Sithoosa. do bolovot wife ct Sr WA wa iontolim MP* 11.04 e Doti. -holioktbdiehd4 ll K 6 ra443. Clig" .... .t.." 4 Olkolook him cok its d SO 4.Vre Pl ' a C No. a.• Sam 1,16,0 4 N i n jtanthaVitt...lllbeiGli. Intl,/ d tio lia Tralfahl.Vl4g Solowitiitiot a CIA*. T. Dl' ~.. ....-- ..... W h irgkirn '.... a " 7ait. a. A. VOL Wt.. orealbier,A= V ~.. "TWA madpalibbei by .04.4113 Kam ..al 141bff --- —i.: ral i tten . irtir . r ... ol llzka LasimlrEfeak. 4