The Express. — London, England, 1847-12-29 00:00:00

view it es an earnest of the intention of the Chancellor to carry into effect the wishes of the council for a thorough reform of the long-existing abuses of this institution. The committee are in • position to proceed to parliament for a bill, if the council should be of opinion the. tt is desirable to do so, but coaaidering the very satisfactory manner in which the Chancellor has acted in regard to the vacancy in the mastership, and the letter received by the mayor in se anowledgment of the memorial from the public meeting, in which his lordship states that it will be his anxious wish and endeavour to affect such an improvement in the system of management 113 shall extend the benefits of the insutution, and make it more confennable with the in•entions of the founder, your committee are of opinion that the steps taken have answered the object contemplated by the council, and dwelt would be inexpedient to proceed with a bill in the =Nimof parliament."—Mr. Harris, n., then moved eo es of the report, and made a few °Nervations with to the position in which the council now stood as re the bill. He thought it would certainly be adrisab'e Me to abandon it, at any rate for the present. The Utens il.' which the Chancellor was prepued to make, showed, bs (Yr. H.) thonghr, that his lordship was disposed to meet re views of the council with respect to the retires of this Charity, end et the interview which the deputation had with Wm, Lord Campbell was fully informed as to what were the views of the council on the subject. He rm• iced them very courteously, and heard them very patiently : he also acknow ledged that there were many evils which required re formation, but, at the .me time he thought the council would act unwisely to introduce a bill, and even said positively that he (Lord C.) should be Obliged to oppose it. Still many of the evils cons '. =7l ot might he remedied without a bill, and, among the manner in which the property was let, or the beer in which the master was remunerated (by fines), and • Hientrlit a salary would be much better. His lordship also soured the di potation that he would do whatever he would to meet the wishes of the council, and the deputation Came away with the belief that his lordship was per ectly mincere in that declaration. Mr. Harris concluded by mov ing the adoption of the report, and that the bill he not pro. (*.dad with this session.—Mr. Mox n seconded the motion, and with all the more pleasure as the new master belonged to the province—the ward—which be (Mr. M.) had the honour to represent. He thought, too, that the appointment of Mr. Vaughan was an honour to the town —while it was carrying oat one of the essential features of the bill they had meant to intro. dace, which was to compel the appointment of a resident master with a fixed salary. It was takirg a stride in the -right direction, and he thought the town very much in . debted to the ccrporation fir the stand it hod made. After a little further °Gavel...6m the motion was unanimously adopted.—The town clerk stated that he had just learnt that some parties were not content to wait to see what the corporation would do, but had actually flied an information is &ancery with respect to the management. The solicitor, .he believed, was Mr. Eluckna.l. of Loughborough. ESSEX, MURDER OP A CHILD BY ITS MOTHER.—OR Friday an inquest wee held at Nor h End, Great Walthsm, on a chid, when the following t vidence was given :—Ellen Prior, aged 12 years. deposed that the deceased was her sister, and 12 days old ; her father and mother are named Charles and Martha Prior; about half past one o'clock on Thursday, her mother, who was in bed, c died to her while she sou feeding the batty in the !text room, saying, " Bring me the baby directly." Witness asked her what she wanted it for. She said, "Bring it directly." When witness had taken it to her, which she did in about five minutes, it was laid on the bed by the side of its mother; she left the bithy there and went into the other room ; in about a quarter of an hoar afterwards her mother again celled out to her, " Ellen, bring me the ran 'e." Witness asked her what she wanted it for; she said it was to cut the hard shin off her band. Witness told her she would rut herself. She repli "No, she should not." She then got one of her father's redoes and took it to her ; witness at the same time asking her if she should cut the skin off for her. She said, " No, you shall not." Witness then went into the next room again, and said she would call her tether. Witness took the razor with her. Her mother told her not I. mill her father; and she said again, "bring me the razor directly—if you don't I'll t out after you ;" and winless then carried the razor to her, end immediately went out to gall her father, who was in the Won behind the house, he mostat* heard the child crying. She told her father that her mother had got the ran and was going to do something to the baby. He went directly to her, end Mrs. Suckling went against the house. Witness then saw Mrs. Pewter crying about the road, and asked her whet was amiss ? She said witness's mother had killed the baby, and from that witness did not return to the house for too bourn.—Mary Portway, widow, stated that at the time spoken of she was going to dinner, and heard Mrs. Suckling call out " For God's sake come, for this woman has murdered her baby." Went directly, and bound the child lying ble„rting on the bed from its throat. The mother was in bed. Her bands did not appear bloody. Witness said to her, " Prior, what have you been doing 1" She replied, " What I always meant to do '• de you serve me the same ." Witness found the baby'. throat was cut. It wax not dead, but stretched its hands out. Having laid the baby cm the bed, witness went directly to Mr. Skill's. Wan gale a very few minutes. On her return the baby wag deed. She did not see the razor. Asked her bow she cape to do it ? She said Ale did not know ; she did not know what made hoe do it. She had seemed pretty well from the birth of the child till last Saturday morning, when witness was called to her. Found her in a bad way. She said she was going to die. On another day afterwards she said it was no use nursing her up, let her die. She seemed very strange then.—Racbael Pewter deposed to facts corroborative of the above, and that about an hour after the sad affair occurred witness said to her, " What have you done 1" She said, " I've mur dered my' baby, and all I wish is that it had been myself." —Mr. 1. 5.11, surgeon, of Feinted, deposed that he was called to the child the any before, about a quarter to two. Found it quite dead. There was a wound in the throat ex tending through the wind.plpe to the spine, sufficient to cause death immediately. Had attended the mother in her confinement. She had a good time. Saw her two or three days after, and she was doing well. Was called to her again on Sunday lest. Found her in bed in a most dangerous state, and her mind affected. Had seen her en. ry day since. Her mind bad beta brought into a sad state from weakness conwqueet on neglect amen her confinement. Had beard her say since the shocking event, first, that'lle was not sorry for it, then that she ernes rry for it.—The Coroner briefly addressed the jury, observing that the evidence was too plain to require any particular e immest—they would he bound to return • verdict of" Wilful Murder ;" hut as to the state of mind of the mother, that must be decided by another tribe nal.—A formal verdict of "Wilful Murder " was then re corded, and Superintendent Itogenson was direc - ed to secure the custody of her by a police officer being stationed at her dwelling till Mr. 13e1 I, the surgeon, should be able to certify that she was ins fit state to he removed to prison. SUFFOLK. EXTRAORDINARY MISTAKE AT he WIDDINO.—It appears almost incredible that two persons so deeply in terested In a marriage ceremony as the 'wide and bridegroom should have allowed such a serious mistake to occur as the one which we (Ipswich Express) are about to relate. In a small town in this county, not five and twenty miles from the ancient town of iladleigh, a eedding party, not many weeks since, repaired to their parish church to have the he ly rite of ma'rimony solemnised. The bride and bridegroom, as is the custom, were accompanied by a bridemaid and " daddy," and others, as is generally the case on so interest ing an occasion. The party, on the arrival of the officiating clergyman, proceeded to the altar to have the marriage ceremony commenced, gone through, and concluded. This having been done the parties retired to the vestry, for the purpose of recording their name. on the register; but, on the bride and bridegroom being asked to attach their names thereto, some of dm party whis pered and stared at each other, and commenced laughing outright. The dem man inquired the reason of such grams conduct, for the person who was to have officiated as " daddy" had been actually married to the, maid. This important truth having been made knows. le wedding party again laughed ratheehheartily, but the, Arrxryman told them the mistake .14 one which required from them a rather different demeanour to that which they then mani fested; and, after explaining the extreme unpleasantness likely to ensue from such downright carelessness, if not ignorance, the rector was sent for, to whom was represented what had token place. The party after a short time assumed ' a more becoming air, having come to the conclusion that the affair was one of a very serious character, and not to be laughed at. One thing was certain—the gentleman who was to hare acted as " daddy," and the lady who should have acted ae the bridemaid, had, to all intents and pur poses, been made man and wife ; and, perhaps not unfortu nately for each, the " daddy" had been previously married, and his wife was then alive, and in good health and spirits. The stupidity of the parties, however, had sot affected the marriage of the happy couple further than delaying its con summation, and they the vestry and went to the altar for the second time, not to be disappointed, for they were, after the second attempt, married without spy mistake occurring. It may be wondered how such a mistake could ha.e been made. The only cause assigned (continues the Ipswiels Express), is, that the wedding-ring was placed under the strict charge of the " daddy,"ewho, as has been seen, made a very improper use of it, and, but for his having been previously married, might have repented of his care lessness or folly. A MAN Saar.-Onirleaii;titToon of Friday bat, J. Wall, a labourer, liviqg at Blackwell, whose cottage ad joint the main road, was in the act of cooking his dinner (his wife Acing from home) when his attention was attracted by the breaking of a pane of glass in the window. Upon look ing up to diecover the cause of this unexpected circumstance, he was horror stricken to perceive the muzzle of a gun de liberately introduced through the aperture. The contents of the gun were almost instantaneously discharged, and lodged in the man's thigh. Wall then noticed a fellow coolly looking through the window, evidently in expectation that the shot hail taken a fatal effect ; but upon being bailed by the wounded man the Milan became aware that his murderous act was not completed, and hastily dmamped. Upon the event being made known, proceeding' were est 0111 foot for the capture of the party engaged in this tafamees transaction ; and • lad of about aisteen years of age, eke, la company with two others, had been teen running fm - a di m . tion from the cause with a gun en his Vad, WaS taken. Upon being essfroseed with the weesded , Wall, he identified the primer as the person whoa Ito led seen standing at his window thew the gin had bees dis charged. The primer, whole rive le Ches. KW/AC s radon at Nailer, wee whsegswtFg lake. bethre a raegh.. =irthiwa a tad depend to harlag ism thaversersea as the road leeths s hem the wham him that they had bees thethisi mi Ctilines bee& heth ea . et brae thitheliesiththe d /esee hies IMO et the • two sat he eiththe. se be t ad s: hes et Well and the awe nitwit .tgefeer sr me sthotheth to SWAP. Niel WI the seth 111111111111. The wounded man mill lies in a very precarious state, thongb not without hopes of recovery. Heal the shots penetrated the inner tido of the thigh, there is buZ little doubt that the re• cult would have proved fatal. It is supposed had the shot talce n fatal effect that the cottage would have been plundered by there juvenile areaseine._ UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CAMSEIDoIt, DEC. 28.-At a Convocation held this day, the degree of N.A. was ocedetred on J. D. Gibson, of Trinity College, by royal mandate. CottliltrATioB PAPErt, 1848. -Paton COMS.-Jart 2, 011. Jotot • 9, Mr. Warter, Mag. ; 18, Mr. Berth, Pawl. ; 23, Mr. ifiti.; 30, Mr. Reed, Jes. -Yob. 6, Coll. Regal.; 13, Coll. Trio.; 20, PAL Joh.; 27, Mr. Duodas Msg.-Mainz 3, Mr. Milner, Pens.; 12, Mr. Fowler, Std.; 19, Mr. Roberto, Emni.• 28, GAL RegsL-April 2, Coll. Trio. ; 9, Col. Job. • 16, Mr. W. Shale', Kag. 23, Feat. Pasch.; 30, Mr. G.ll. Etilwell,l3ar.-Mey 7, Mr. Smythies, F.rern. • 14, Coll. IttnaL ; 21, Coil. Trim ; K s , Coil. Job.-June 4, Mr. Mae ; ii, loot. Notre.; 16, Mr. Goodwin, Clar. ; 23, Mr. Thorp, Emm.-July 2, Cowmen. Benefact.; 9, Colt BgaL ; 16, Trio, • 33, Coll. Job.;. 30, Mr. Lawson, Slag, 1848.-• Ponta. Cots-Jam 1, Fest. Limnos., Ur. Cis*, Oar.; 9, Mr. Francis, Chr.; 6, Fiat EPiPh., Mr. Lingwood, Chr. ; 9, Mr..Ro bens, M.tg. ; 10, Mr. Wtlkek, Kea. • 21, Mr. Woolley, Roam. ; 23, Craver. N. Paul, Mr. 1). Stewort, 'M n. ; 30, Mr. Fowler, Bid.-Peb. 1, Fat. Plait. Mr. Kwitny, Md. • 8, Mr. Walker, Regal.; 13, Mr. Gooney,2o, Mr. W. G arret Trio.; 2e. Fest. 8. Mat., Mr. I Mathison, 1 nu.; 27, Mr. Joy, Trio.-March 5, Mr. Gmiletoud, Trim ; 6, Dies Clneruin, Condo adt tenon ; 12, Mr. It. J. Mind, Inn.; 19, Mr. B. Perry, Joh. ; 23, Past. Annum., Mr. Cowie. Joh. • 20, Mr. E. A. Barker, Trin.-Apr II 2,Mr. Adoock, Trio.; 9, Mr. E. T. L add, Jolt.; 16, Mr. W. 11. taimpeon, Job. ; 21, P.suo Domini, Mr. P. Frost, Job.; 23 Fest. Pant , Mr. Preston, Begin. ; 24, Per. Into., Mr. iloalewood, Trio. ; 21, Ver. 2da., Mr. Bryon, Joh. ; SO, Mr. D. liolkett, Trio. -May 1, Yen. 88. Phil. et Jar., Mr. Boynton, Trio. ; 7 Mr. Batley, Job. ; 8, Condo ad Clernnt ; 14, Mr. F. Palmer, Trio. • 21, Mr. Pen rose, Trin. •, 28, Mr. linlton, Joh.-June Pest. Anent, Mr. Gower, Job. Mr. sachem, Trio. • 4, Mr. 1•. Linsey, Trim ; 11, Feat. Put tee. F ast & Banutb., Mr. drow, Csth. ; 12, Per. Imo., Mr. Gramm; Joh. ; 13, Per. ids, Mr. sunder', Trio. ; IS, Mr. Vivra, Trio. • 24, Feet. S. Joh. Sept., Mr. StatthMs, Job. ; 23, Mr. W. Jeudwine, Joh. ; 29, Feet. 8. Pet., Mr. iiimpkineon, Trin.-July 2, Corinne= Idenerset ; 9, Mr. T. P. Fergusoo, Trio. ; 18, Mr. A. Trim ; 23, Mr. H. IL Julius, Job. ; 23, Fest. 8. Jae., Mx. Moasley, Trio- ; 30, ltr. A. Thompson, Trim Roar. tot Tannoo.-Jan. 27, Mr. Byrn, Bagel; Feb. 10 Mr. G. Mew, Ctn. ; Muth 23, Mr. Alderson, CM, ; May 16, Mr. 11. Low ther, 131 n. ; June 13, Mr. &wove, Entro.--Orros. a Tosmoo.-Jaa. 27, Mr. Green, Resit.; Mr. W. 'Dodgems, Sid.; Mr. Bourne, Cal. Feb. 1 0 . Coll- Regal.; Coll. Trim ; Coll. Joh. March 23, Mr. Klanert, Pet. ; Mr. ; Mr. H.P. C. Hine, Corp. May 18, Mr. fel, CALL ; B U.....HegV i." , Colt Trio. June 13, Coll. Jeer.; Mr. T. Walker, Chr. • Mr. C. dandy', Regln. Brlr. en Jra. t rr.-Mr. R. I. PAlla Trin.-Orros ut Iv.. CIT.- Mr. Gray, Trio. ; Mr. sittyr, Trio. RM. IN 11160 e. -Mr. 0.1.-OPPDX. to 11LIDIC.-Mr. Chor ley, Cal; Mr. Williams, Trio. Omer. -1848.-Jan., Ike. W. G. Hompbry, Trinity ; Feb., Its.. F. W. liorper, tit John's; March. Rev. Y.. balmy, et. John's; April, The Guinan Lecturer ; May, Rey. IL J. 'fantods, Trinity. THR CLEROY OF TAR DKANERY OF HAWILLSBUBT, in the diocese of Glouceider and Bristol, have lately held a synod and agreed to a memorial to the committee of council, complaining of the recent introduction of the "management clauses" for schools re wiring aid from government, and requesting their lordships to suspend the operation of the said clauses until it should be known whether they would receive the approliertion and oonlrmation of pardament, the principle of the memorial being, that it Iran unsafe to Loki relations with the committee of council so long no their terms for grouting aid remained liable to variation cr addition, WARR HALL.—J. Warble, 8.A., fellow of this society, hoe been appointed mathematical ouster of the Cholmeley Grammar School. Highgate. Vacssigte..s.—Hinton-Martel R., Dorset, dio. Sarum ; 1311., with residence ; pat., Earl of Shaftesbury; vacant by death of Rev. J. liampden.—Rhomeolyn H., Angiesea, with Lianvair-y-Enbell C. and Lbilivinancel.vo.howyn C.. din. Ban. ; 31501., with residence ; pat., Bishop of Bangor; vaunt by death of Rev. H. Hughes..—Quo nington C., domersetah. din. B. and W.; lie.. P. Wilma, prom.— Chuillelgh Grammar dist mathematical mastership ; 1001. Paereatucars.—Bee. W. Acworth, to be chaplain to the Earl of Lane-borough. —Rev. J. M. Barton, to be bead master of the Grammer school, Chipping Compiler, Glouvestersh.—Rev. I. M. Almon, to Horrlngton Ss dio., H. and W. ; pat., the V. of Wells.--Ster. P. Wilson, to fdoxiey P.C., gtaffordsh., din. Lichfield; 1301. ; pats, the Crown and Bishop of Lichfield, aIL —l Ol4BOl, sad wie ."" MiZil Mosgakaikilied Se Os saw tem ra 1211 .6 P ° IV W I II It 1 1 . 1 • . - . THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29, 1847. I light, I take the liberty of troubling you with the following state . meat : —As individual lately adrertbod be our local 'Foyers. describing himself as —, of —, Wilmington-nom., London, professing to hired* the London papers at reduced pekes a day after date, and especially offering soy Sunday paper by Monday's poet at in td. • quarter, payable in ad:sure. I wrote to Ma above address, ordering the John 801 l far a quarter, and asking how the money should be paid. In reply I duly received a John Bull by the Monday poet, with a remind that I Mould forward the Is. 6d. by rust. os order on the head Mice. This I did, and, as your loriLlup probably anticipates, not another John Bun ham I had. Of mane I wrote about it to Mr. —, who duly answered, I'M the bnia.e soon Ms clerk, and promised that he woad himself condescend to address and post my paper. Bat still no more Jolts Balls. Possibly your lord ship's alpaca,* of this trick may tend to prevent others from be coming customers for Sunday papers by Monday's post, of Mr. —, news-agent, —, Wilmington.eqoare.—(Signed)—O. A. Ccsascas. The Lord Mayor said the practice described in the above correspondence was not confined to the agent in the vicinity of Wilmingtonaquare. He had received several letter charging other persons who called themselves newspaper agents with similar amid*, and he was Fiven to understand that at some of the newipaper abet; tko'e persons were well known to be most accomplished impostors. He would be very happy to have the opportunity of presiding as magi strate if any case of the kind were brought forward. It was odd enough, and it placed the impudence of the impostors in a very strong light, to see that the accused made those the instruments of their fraudulent dealing who were the most powerfully qualified to expose and ruin them. His lordship then read a letter from Weston-super-Mare, disclosing a s)stem of fraud to which the writer had been subjected by a person who travelled about getting subscribers to what was stated to be a new illustrated work of a high daft, but which was found on delivery to be a remainder of some worthless publication. 013 ILDIIALL.—THIS HILIII-AT-LAW SOClETT.—Several persons applied to Ald. Wilson to know what they should do with regard to the Heir-at• Law Society. The spokesman stated that they had come up from Yorkshire, having placed in the hands of the society certain papers relative to property which they could not get back again.—Ald. Wilson said that if the value of the property was over IS( he had no jorisdietioa.—lt being stated that such was the ease, Ald. Wilson said that for the recovery of the documents the ap plicants, if they chose, could bring an action, or might apply again on Satur.. , ay, when Sir Pater Laurie, who had already had the disposal of many eases connected with the society, would be sitting.—The applicants thanked the wortby alder man and retired. BOW-STREET. CHAROB or Ezazzazziszrer.— W. Appleton, an assistant in the aervioe of Messrs. James Shoot bred and Co., linen-drapers, of Tottenharocourt-road, was charged with embezzling sums of money received on ac count of his employer.—Mr. Shoolbred stated that, in the month of January, the prisoner was in his service as shop man, and occasionally received cash for goods whin deli vered. On the 27th January he was sent to Eaton-place with goods, part of which he disposed of to the amount of 3011. which he delivered to the assistant, whose duty it was to Make the entry. The account produced for 21. 19s. Id. was receipted by him, but he never accounted for the money. On the 26th February he disposed of goods, the proceeds of which he never accounted for. These defulca tiotui were not discovered till after tho prisoner had left. — The charge having been proved by the parties who paid money to the prisoner, and the several assistant, in whose books the receipts should hare been entered, the prisoner was committed for trial. WORSHIP.STREET.—Rossaae AT A RAILWAY.—R. Smith was finally examined charged with having stolen a portmanteau containing books and wearing apparel, of the value of 201., the property of Rev. A. Sedgwick,Trofereor of Geology at Cambridge.—On the afternoon of Monday se'nnight the prosecutor arrived at the Shoredirch terminus of the Eastern Counties Railway, and during his temporary absence from the platform the prisoner walked away with the portmanteau. When overtaken by one of the porters, who had been watching him, the prisoner declired the port menteau was hie own, and desired the porter to call a cab. Finding, however, that the porter was determined to detain him, he flung down the portmanteau and attempted to escape, but was secured and given into custody.—ln answer to the charge, the prisoner said . he had travelled to town by the same train and had mistaken the portmanteau for his own, but both assertions were distinctly negatived by the officers of the railway.—The prisoner was fully committed (or trial. MAILYLEBONE.—Caaamr.—Mr. Broughton acknow ledged the receipt of 21. from " Major P." for the poor box. WESTMINSTER.—Caaaon or FOROZRY. --T. Lee ford was finally examined, charged with forging two kills of exchange.—Mr. Abel Birch stated that the prisoner, who was known to his sons as the former proprietor of the Lowndes Arms, near Belgraee-square, requested to be fa voured with cash for a bill for 191. 15s. 6d., drawn by T. Letford, and purporting to be accepted by Mr. A. Harrison at three months. As he had known Mr. Harrison for op wards of 30 years, he cashed the bill, which was made pay able at the Lord Nelson, King's-road. Prisoner afterwards came with a second bill for 101. 9s. 6d., drawn by T. Letford, and purporting to bear the acceptance of J. Selomons, Red Lion, Tottenham-court-road, payable at the Union Bank, Argle-st. Prosecutor also discounted this, and shortly after wards discovered that be had been defrauded.—Mr. A. Her risen, who formerly kept the Lurd Nelson named in the first bill, proved that the acceptance to it was a forgery ; his name was not even spelt correctly.—Mr. F. Craher, clerk at the Union Bank, said that no person named .1. Salomon, had an account there.—The prisoner wee come:lifted for trial. SOUTHWARK —Ronne•tes AT llorets.—H. Evan. was re-examined, charged with robbing various hotels.—Mr. Weymark, landlord of the Horse-shoe - Tavern, Stone's end, en the Borough, stated, that on the evening of the 21st instant the prisoner entered the coffee-room, and shortly afterwards went away. A genfleman who was there at the time saw the prisoner take a silver spoon out of a glass on the table, and informed complainant, and the prisoner was taken into custody. In his pockets were found the com plainant's spoon, and also several others, tog ether with some cot-glass tumblers, also • memorandum, is his own writing, of a variety of jewellery, plate, and clothes, which he had pledoed at various pawnbrokers'.—Mr. Silk, landlord of the Cathedral Coffeehouse, in St. Paul's Churchyard, identified a silver spoon produced as having been stolen from his coffee-room the day on which the prisoner was token into custody.—Mr. Balls, of the Queen's Arms, New gate-street, identified three-ail:sr spoons as having been stolen from his coffee-room.—W. Carr, waiter at the Guild hall Coffee-house, awed that on the 21st instant a coat was stolen from the coffee-room. The witness identified the coat produced as the one taken, a duplicate of which was found on the prisoner, as also a letter which had been in the pocket of the coat at the time i• was stolen.--The prisoner was committed. THAMES.—Cnostrry.-31r. Yardley announced that he had received one sovereign for the use of as poor box of this court. No initials or signature were attached to the note enclosing it, but the donor requested that the receipt thereof might be acknowledged in the morning papers. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EVBN !If G. After a very quiet day in the funds, and with scarcely a variation in prices, some disposition was manifested towards the close of business to speculate for higher prices upon the chance of the royal speech on the opening of the French chambers, expected to morrow, being, as reported by anticipation, of a favourable character, a though why it should be otherwise it seems difficult to comprehend. Consols were stationary at 851 to for the opening, and moved only „ upwards shortly before the regular hour of leaving off. The transactions to the last were of no important consideration. Reduced Threes, 851 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to Exchequer Bills, 9s. to 126. premium. India Bonds, 48. to Is. discount. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. Long Annuities, 81 to 11-16. The delling-, in foreign s ecurities were few and far between. Prices, however, were fairly sustained, and upon the whole with a slight tendency to improve ment. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 56 to 1, and business done within the limits ; the Fours a fraction higher, at 851 to 61. Bpan'sh Fives 18 to 1; the Threes, 30 to 1. Portuguese, 22 to 3. Mexican were 18 to I. Brazilian, 80 to 1. Venezuela, 34 to 5, With the exception of short bills on Paris, which were in demand, there was nut much comparatively done in foreign exchange today, and the rates varied little from those current last poet day. On Amster dam the negotiations were 12.51 to 6; on Rotterdam, 12.51 to 6 ; on Antwerp, 26.10 ; on Hamburg, 13.151 to 1 ; on Frankfort, 1234 to 1 ; on Paris, 26.95 to 26 ; on Vienna, 10.19 to 20; on Leghorn, 31.30 to 40; on Naples, 394 to ; on Madrid, 461 to 4—all at three months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 511 to 2. The suspension of Messrs. Job Wright and Co., an old and respectable house connected with St. Peters burg, was mentioned on 'Change this afternoon with expressions of regret ; the amount of liabilities not stated. The following statement is given of the condition of the United States treasury after $ war expenditure of 18 months : UNITED STATER FT:Eng.—The following statement shows the amount at the credit of the treasurer of the United States with sasistant treasurers, and at depositories, on tna 29th alt.: Donau. Mintaut Treasurer, Boston, Me ss 143,110 Aasklant Trearurer, New York, N.Y . 1 , 3 4,3161 Amlateat Trearuner, Philadelphia, Penn 430,106 Tremor, of United Metes, Wselingtaw, D. C..... ..... Amistat Trealans, Maisie, 6.0 ..... . 110,0.14 derdieseTeessitee. Maw Mbar, U. Amitant Ttorewarer IL twella, EEL 59,1111 Depoitery at Butfals, LT ..... 4,1611 „ at Bodnar" 104. .......... ....... ........ - —.... L51,5r1 „ at * l'a. 1,9611 „ at Wllmtnerton ek t i. t.o 461 „ at Mobile, .....— ........... ...... ..... 211,951 „ at ?Isabelita, Tan 2,14 i . .. . . • at aninnati, Olio ~ .. ......—.. 71,8/14 „ at Tlttabar. Pa. ' Nla (aped, al Lit ida Sac Illa (ejtaitial asiemt) ..... ...:...„.. ......... _ „ at tle k Mt. .--....... • at leffereaavilis, lad. . ...,.. • at Chows, Ili ' ' . s ir s e n • , at Deitch Ineb ••••• ——•—..........., An, megamet t.l the tritied ME Pliolelpida, WIZ - . ' -4 "' sot* NAMat U. & ?.I ... / ... 1.C...- ..... ....—....... .. WM ".• ' Now ...... —1?•••••••••.....,„.., , T•tal (dmii* ...... 4011411.1 • li TaLLIVIT NOM OCTIITANDINO. on. 1. 1447. Ire,rury Deportment, Reeslet's office, Dee. I, 11447, Amount outmfamding of tbe several bourn prior to the act of Sind July, 1916, ma per records of ibis dike . 041,389 21 Amount oatrtmodlop rf the Prue of 22nd July, 1846, am per records of this rare Amount outstanding of the Mane ot 78th Jan., 1447, as per reosrds of this ofike 14,794,900 00 ♦16,192,389 31 Deduct concellod notes fa the hand. of the accounting officers, of which 178.150 dally. lo under the act o: I:nd July, 1648 ; 1,085,900 cloth 1e under the act of 28th Jan., 1147 ; and 4,800 dolls, tinder other act... 1,188,850 00 014,863,539 31 DANIEL GRAHAM, Register of Jae Treasury. From and after this day we understand that the business of the two old banking firms of Sir W. B. Cooke, Bait, and Co., and Messrs. Leatham, Tew, an d Co., of Doncaster, is to become unit, d. and to be carried on under the first named firm. The alteration referred to is confined to the Doncaster branch of Leatham and Co., and does not in any way affect their Wakefield and Pontefract establishments, which remain as before. INGLISR FUNDS. Beak Stork. 1864 India Donis. under 111/600. 2 di3. 3 per Ct. Red. Amts., 8.51 Cowed,,.., Am- , New 34 per Cent. Anat. 841 f 1ti115..0.300,1d.. 1 9 L 2 91mt. Long Auttultire, exp. Jan. 5, 1460, 0111.. £20,. 9 13 Inn. 81 1146 Ditto Small, 14 10 pm. India Diode, 11,008.1 din. 1111210 FUNDS. 5 per Cent. Brazilian Bonds, 80 51,a Cl. Naafi" Andre Ronde. 4 tra .Crlm. ;tn. '. 1 4 1 4 6 1" 2 per Cent.. V lionde.34lf 2 per Ct. Duke .12 OWL. 3 tClut a rtsolsh !Made, Acct., 4 per Cl.Duall 661 1 a,,. L EXCII•NOBS AN BTOCKB ABROAD. gal 11. Da.. 77. I i J P°. '.1)„i.„TAT.... v. .. - F "." 1,...... j ewe la., 3 per Cants. _. - 75 60 76 76 gg .76 80 1 7666 176 66 3 de NewLaan 16 85 I 76 80 76 85 VI 71 I VI 76 5 M. ....., 117 * 1 117 30 1117 15 , 3.17 15 1 117 30 41 Do. • ...• .; .. . .. 1 4 Da .... 100 1 .. .. Belgian 6.160 .... , 911 Mow. " Naplee 'Acute... "102 50 larker. Tg:.. 4 2 1 .. • . _ r im : A mara .. Do. N r•.. .... „ .. Rowan Liwn . 9ill .. Williwiw ti .. „ •• Exebange . on IZewkia IslgialL 18 65 demanded. Warrant, Dag. 11.-Tbria par Ceuta.. 288 at 50 days. 21 9-16 to 1 oak Floe par Ceuta- 161 paper, 168 auk ; Pomfret. spap. r. 41 cash ; COuporuk 108 nub. Bank of BC F erdinand. 125 ; Bulk of et. Isabella, 126 s. lra r eep E ie. ' Dac.77.-leman 91 6 1 3 1, 978. 971 . Ditto, 1642. 991: Ditto. 1844.911 ;. Nun, ISI4. 661 . 2.1 mo ltp Lam. I=, IN; ; Ditto, 1343.1138. Bank of Bolgiurn 001 1. Ifs on Leedom, 1..5.45. Aar wake, Dile. 27.- aa Lustba. 15.628, 25.05; two month.. 25.370. 4 0+. 9 moat. Doc. 21.-Aoitrlea Foods: Ilea per Cent.. 1011: Four per OWL. Kg ; Tbrie me Costa.. 65g ; Terwand-kllalf per Ceuta.. 624 ; Lola of 1164. IE4 ; Ditto, 1239. 114 ; Bask Maras, 1,e03. 'Mug, Dm 17 i e.. I Puts awl Utitone MIT MT Polo mut ROOM P.ourie sad Ham . 470 c.ntltratb,42,4ler.,A"gass *0 and 515555115 511414 1 517 43 7 5 2 gardosaz 5441 16 144616. motor. 1210 46 I3le - 75 416 2 468 17 448 TS IS SIG 641 26 4q di 60 496 la 406 26 t6O 601 26 912 fa 446 16 6142 la eo 492 60 667 60 715 466 U 686 U 492 557 60 Dw. 21.—Northern, ; Vt:Met:and Infra. Off ; Leghorn, 744 ; Peab, ; Sienna, db. MBETlNo9.—BminADon.—Meeting of Shareholders. Urn. 14.—Ithlee. Haywood, la the choir, in the ateenoe, through 41neu , of Or Wart Selonheroll. Is the report read by the eemetary, the eamottete Ileaseithkeett die webeeriters on the dram- Memos of that Wog Met dratalportoalty of meeting them with the *et of the legieletway sied theMve. repine, sad surveys of the pro. posed lines of railway. Then was oonAldrieable diltieu,ty at first in enlisting the tympithp the morchanuad yroprlearre interested in the island, In mewomosate of the exhumed* Fleet kit CoUstraCtlar a trammed, we** by Baas power, whieb the aid and man tenure of tome leilmedlel parties. Maw ifteipie wore made to east elhelhtetko, at the bee foleseols, is they lash sod old =yrabset eta treabreed was eitimlowed. The erbilloil he Arm la this ohm y were aomeroua (NW 0,602 Alms elletted is this the SAS Ea spert imelhiloole esootm, the & h i the tao lal k etel wor lel Of wide kr JAW seuldepelle odd on 1,011. In Nov., the Me com.. Dame left eft to Borbadote a denotation, oceektiaftrd Robert *boathook sod Hr. Ames Mmtwood, to t oiM Moil mope% setts meta the toelomeltittellonson. new geedemea wire delelnol to the Weed sooty a year, sod mewederi in theme**. • previdemel tommbane wee mipeented maieting of of ammo at yawing ad infloome la the lama. The estimates promemil by Me dimol dedontlens mten e the v'a'ne- made from tail desemeata tad the er. rived at by theatftieme a, hay boo sat the emeonameme the MOW provrette el bins peahens revenue is be &rhea hem the min. tmino The ariglaal bill .wee pond Desember, 4= to the prim of a lopplemental mt. embedynd main et tthe he 'et.eMee, oweekaud a tardier dollop vernalMb, end the end somme et Me emenom teem meshed la the room by the ompinmotel ket, the amen tee eitehmil sn, wenn* et INS per he No Mae Mewed let Ism. maim the wa an y . ` e be to he,. Mel et settle. seem we a Tort In gee toonothene Ms mar try. no mantes *I set Mew* It Ma e le bone MY ex penseet griming mil bed Memel It aeees to eel* the Menus 11 10 4100110 . • Ulf *Premed d at tbe sh• mem ot say peamteep mpoort from Me Merl ke= bat were lam le ammo Mat the Yin sdsbs that the MOM* OM* Met et** to mitre In Me Mips et s =rot done o s penne Warred at the earestrjor tie Sithat eamply is =W a n redeuedreet denl ho a.. the monew eensineo * l that the tie Mee he be QM sum It emir be Me sob. seetben attar or not @ wee Min& le mold the employ. lo emensim Ms mmeittee espremell meta* seed noes In the sonnieme et the mibruldas ; tet. loneldeholi the monetary proems of the essonp, hey thous* it brat he the Inte rmit, of the subwalhereila realemeral on immediate wimoasion of operations, in tho hope et ememdoo hereafter, or aloe of the acts end e arms.. Poem Ms bilemenehet, the eF purred to he the smooth et the Telefon : Dmilt lt , per mare on n. 1 44 = man kflidil dmi lmtereet, Oft, ift L; I N K AM I ht. Od. She the follownm misept other S t engleseleg, enteryls, 144131. ; Mims. et Vie, ;la aletedset. i Mid* e ft erehheM shrikes* WM- 1 teepees. 7344 ; mow= et hipenitlen to InThedees, MM. Ha ht. ; „ grafairirtettmtv , „ , „. 4. ll, emsm 01011 it,etaLtte keens Lea, fa To In M. lap. al the door lit. T. Lea, wiettag Heaftaidett the mac mid hot * wee end le fel Ms egmlet pmetement Jew nil mvt .7 , 0 f their willow. to grants ben hhi raT i trind=l=4l, Bo r Na ma l r ica r I nd b : S era the director. mieldfl'ipisse Ilmmeenle eemmtmleidithilh= tecalmAsibe eshilebt=ty,":lltilrmalehlintl. dare yeadlat lehlkiss ter esmerneheo felt booed M arc the awl ammentel length oa lams of lbe to the 4 om miemmillten he s at b the NO the inmemme d. sampeoy, aid le *Mils tern ft_t OtellhnitheM I esermdelthemeledmem—Tbeven , iem sold tbe depelationevedamin In monimity Mlle the lime pm** ,of WM% emlltwe Os win oboes - ley IM . yes nine tellb tem ; mat it *a. fter , Md not yawn bow oltbeutlehea peeMettelp Melt Wet.—Hr. 0. embli Tedletbel Med .11.1 d tr)t of the company ; it ICas uselelta to think of carrying out the undertaking through the original subseribere.—The Her. F. P. Pocock supported the amendment. Though be had no wish to throw any blame le the committee, he thought some of the items required ineattigation.-14r. Rattan said the committee would not pro. areal at ..ny future time without first obtaining the full commit of the great body of the shireholdera—A division then took place, end ultimately the amendment was carried in the following foam: o That a acentnittee of live shareholder., any three of whom shah form a quorum, be appointed to audit the swoon* to look into the arrldrs of the company In conjunction with the cluoetate, nod to report there on I. the ettareholders." The renown', gentlemen were CiIONII for this purpose: The Rev. P. P. Pocock, Mr. G. Smith, Mr. A. F. Paul, Mr. G. Vernon, sad Mr.E. H. Undo. A vote pf thanks was t h e ctniirman, who, In acknowledging tito umpllnunt, said that he for one was by no mesas tilipeires: ,oaltaliGat the undertaking, believing m he did that the colonies both required and would comport railways. —The meeting then adjourned to the 15th of February, the time appointed for the committer to report _ . BIRMINGHAM AND 011 . 011 D JCNCTlON.—Ezfreseedinetry Mectong. —Birmingham, Dee. 23.—Mr. P. H. ?dente to tie chair.— The ineetim had been oonvened upon • req uleition from the dissent lent ehareholders, for various epecial peewee& Mr. Mosley, who tau hitherto led the van of the oppon ti onete to the directors` party, woe absent ; but he place ers. Rapplied by Mr. Abel Peyton, who opened the Menus by stating that it had been deemed dyeable to defer ptoosedtog in the metre part of the matters for which the totetilig had been convened; such sally would be coraeldered es were imperative et that moment. The first resolution was " that application to parliament be made by this arm r, in punmenee of the notice Inserted in the Lenders Cy.eite, of the 24th day of Novem ber last, signed by Mr. Alexander Dottie and Mears. Ccolmore and Peale, for • hill M enable this tympany to make a deviation in the line of railway between Leamington and War Ailk, and to purchase the Una/oral-on-Avon Canal; and that Mr. AexaMer Donk and Mews Thomas Colmar and ei illiam John Beale be, and they are hereby .p -pointed, solicitors for and on behalf of this company, to solicit each bill WI parliament, to take all neemeary stein for passing the mine into an act."—Mr. Ilutehinnon, of Lincoim seconded this resolution, bet the chairman refused to put it, on the ground, es he .alleged, that he had no Inclinedoo to incur the penalty of an inn umemeot of the Vice-Chancellor). injunction, which they would • the bill had not in It the datum contained in that of last yew.— Mr. Cnlmme, of Birmingham, rejoined that this resolution was merely • preparatory measure, and that the time when the bill woe prepared and eubmitted wee the proper occasion for corudderang whether it wan an lefringement of the injunction.—Mr. Whatley, the company's solicitor, advised the chairman not to put the revolu tion, upon which Mr. Peyton mid that as they were of opinion it contained nothing inconsiatent with Pile alleged contract of November, 1844, he should lamed, submit the resolution, especially as the Vice-Chancellor had distinctly elated that he did not wish co to word his Injunction that the someway would be prevented from taking steps to oppose the Great Western. Mr. P. then demanded from the chairman, the reeolution which he had banded to him, but Mr. Monts refused to return other than a copy oft; although he had declined to put it. Comaiderable alterca tion weed. Mr. Peyton denied the right of the chairman to retain pomemion of Ms ruolution, but the latter wae eumiorted in his re solve by Lord Hatherton and Mr. Spooner, M.P., the letter deolaziog his belief that the mover and seconder of the resolution, and whoever might put it, would render themselves liable to the penalties come queut on the violation of the Vice-Chancellor's injunction. Ultimately the chairman banded to Mr. Peyton a copy of his resolution, but the latter deelinedte receive it, produning (stead a duplicate of the one he had given to Mr. Munn, and adopting Ilan the original. This be put to the meeting, and it was carried all but umunimouely.—Mr. Peyton then produced a seal, which had been obtained In compliance with a reolutioe at • meeting a short time ranee, and *midst some laughter he moved the following " I hat the seal now poetised be now lathed by Mr. Peyton, one of the directors of the company, as the common seal of the company, to the petition to paelLameut, now also produced, for leave to Introduce a bill for the before-mentimed pioneers, and to the declaration now preduoed as to the means of defraying the expense M the works to he authorieed by such bill."—Mr. Colnaore, of Birmingham, seconded the reimution ; but the Moslem= declined to put It slam remarking that be did not admit of any other seal than that in the poem...eon of the directors- The resolutioo Wee thereupon put by Mr. Peyton, end declared by him to be carried, and having accordingly affixed the veal to the petittan, Mr. Peyton next moved, and Mr. HuMbineen seconded, the following resolution "That all the expenses to be incurred in whetting the sold bill, or which hove been already Incurred in giving the pone. of the intended appaiewher to parliament, preparing the neoneury pleas and section', and making the necemary deposits with the cleek of the peace, and otherwise, as required by the standing orders of par liament, or in any way relating to the intended applica tion to parliament, be paid and defrayed by the company, sad that the directors he inetructed to pay and adwoce to the rolleitore ap pointed at this meeting also each genet of money as shall be from time to time neeeessry is s such bill In parliament, and for defraying the expenses ordered to be borne by this company ae above menuoned."—The Chairman refusing to put the resolution also, It waa put by Mr. Peyton, and carried almost unanfronuely.—The last resolution submitted by Mr. Prawn. and "wooded by Mr. Beale, was :—" That thin meeting be, and is tunny adjourned until Friday. the 14th day of January next, at Dee's Royal llotel, Birmingham, at half-past two o'clock in the afteanoom when the consideranon of all and &neuter the matters and things mentiened and referred to in the requieition under whim this meeting is held will be resumed, if oecemary."—Mr. Holey, of Li a erpool, in the worm of • long speech, animadverted In wrong term. on the oroduct of the directors and their solicitors. lie inserted that they (the directors) were regardless altogether of the interets of the shareholdere ; that in making and peering for the payment of mils they had thown bow completely insensible they were to the state of the money market, and to its in fluence upon thin proprietary as well as others; that, in fact, nothing whatever had been done to midget/ coda, but everything to annoy and hems- That the solicitors. with great r•rukseioue of kindly feel ing, and diffidence, and Iteshfulness, had made hundreds of pounds by the service of write which had no effect except to produces picking for themselves, an was evidenced by the fact that upwards of 3011 manta had been served, and upon each there were wets amounting to wme thing like four guineas. cub had been their anxiety to retort to I keel proceeding., that whilst they held one hand for a ilve-pound call, in another they held • wit, and threatened • forfeiture of therm if t h at cal, were not paid within 21 days, although they knew they had not We pewee to enforce the threat. Ile advised that the eon , cliors ehould be immediately got rid of and others appointed. and if the directors did not show themselves more alive to the interests of the shareholders that the annual allowance to them should be &u -pended, and that they should Ono be starved oat. He charged them with buying property at three times its value, and adverting to the sale to the Great Western, he &Mimed that If they were to be thrown over to the tender mercies of that company lt should be fully user mired they were on a sure footing—that the purelossem were in a condition to pay the purchase-money. The Great Menem Company were down to • dodge or two, as wee well known, but of one Immg he was anxious above all others that they should have their retie for their money.—The chairman replied to the hot epeeker at some length. He left the defence of the Great Montero Conmeny to thaw who were the guardians of its interests, and with reference t• the calls which the directors in the concern had made, widths steps watch had been taken to enforce payment of them, he said that those legal pro ceedinge had been rendered necessary by the extraordinary circular which had been sent round at the immune of thew who acted fur the dissentient shareholders; and because the money wan required ton, the jaet debts of the Company. M r . Whateley ' the Company'. soll eitor, defended himself from the obsernatiou made by Mr. Matey, and be gave an " unqualified contradiction' to the areenke of Mr. Money at the meeting in November, that bailiffs had been employed to serve write upon gentlemen in their carriages, or upon 'Change; and be demand that there was any ground whatever for wanglaint at the manner in which the legal proceeding. had been carried out. V. reference to the opposition to thediremors, hesaid that tome of the leader. amongst the diesentient party had shown • disposition to relent. As • proof, he Instaaced the feet that one of the romuutionists of the meeting had written to the necretary to de clare ha purpose to pay Memel adding, that he would no tuner be • party to • factious opposition to the Vice-Chancellor's deedelon. Mr. Curies Slaw, a director, and whom connexion with the Direct Birmingham and Leicester Bellamy will reader his name (smaller to the public, made some ebeernations about tbedimantient shareholders harem purchased their Wares fora "party purpme."—Re was re plied to ny Mr. Beale. Mr. Birley, and ceher gentlemen; the former deeming that he had himself porch reed Ware. in this concern of Mr. Uwe before the meeting m Deeenter, 1846, at which the agree ment of see was submitted.—Mr. Shaw offered some observations in explanation, lent succumbed to the masked disapprobation of the unani ng meeti ; d the r an esolution of adjournment having been put wee mously wed MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. EDINBURGH •ND No:armee. AND Gassrott—As I. well known, those two campmate did Len minion obtain an act for their amalgamation, an agreement to that effect having been entered into in 1846. Unfortunately • misun derstanding atones few months &trek which boa led to considerable anxiety among the director. of both composimea Tbe point at new may be stated in a few words. By the agreement, the stook of the Edinburgh and Germane Railway was to be taken at 310,0001, and amalgamated at per with that of the Edinburo and Northern, the amalgamation or union taking place when both lines were completed and fn Doll operation. Thu mum of 310,0001. was In 1846 calculated as the limit of the expenditure require.. to tiniah the Gentian tine. It has turned out that the estimates., which were framed in the begin ning of that year, have subsequenUy been corinderahly exceeded by circumstances that e old not then have been foremen. In addiuon a Lugs outlay hoe been Incurred by the Granton Cern- P.M', which, if they aline, would not have occurred except with a view to the nualgonation with the Edinburgh and Northern. la these sirescrearass, instead of 3 t6,000f the sum which had been calculated at the newt us the Cot of completing the Grantee Line, the endeeteltil h er . ill require 360,0001., or tO,OOO/. beyond the origi nal mamma question then wee, whether this 10,0004 should be paid by the milted companies or force a burden solely against the tenon Ilene lathe ismunoption at ern onalmerned by the lisdinbureb and N than the (Wanton Ckunpany were hound to hand over their tine be and in a completed state, in ormidderation of 310,0001, et *at amount of stock being amalgamated at par with the Eden ee* re Northern stock. On this subject ha directors of the respeteleummignMes have had n good deal of difference of Inion ; het threigliet the argunieut haa been conducted stub miniumile• mud Mum The result has been that the directors el NIL mmungius base united in submitting the following sgreaseut kr the approval of their respective shareholders TO /she le the emfn.ble deciaion of the Right fon. J. A. &nevi. Wortley, whew *Meg, 81r Frederic Thesiger, generally, all quo, dons &dative* tof the agreements between the two companies dated in Much and October 1816, and the net of amalgamation, Ind 11 riot. e. 236 6. 44.4 . the consent, on to the part of the Edinburgh and Northern 7, that the sum be applied to the proper work. of the Greaten pony, .erordin w the add 'grommet. and relative eadmats, is to be reckoned an tiled at Mum!. ; and it h barber agreed, that the certificate of amalgams , tiOn doh be applied for as mon se, but not until, It shall be shown the anis/action of the referee, that the consent of • the knit iffekliall d Uie Edinburgh, Leith, and (Darien Com as I pany betat lert. end eellelemt emeetty given, in the opinion 'of the fibres. the mem id set be =Mel imeme the amalgamated company 52r et Mem menthe from the application for the certificate; kmtltt deep thet era pielpeeemme shall not extend over a Meted them shame vired• hem the signing of th e le 18 loth. that the mot ma the Granitic, or 201. Mea he la the mee=t a. b the liquidation of thsTia I elimehme. hind divider with the oral deism, eshedeleg the teregdag he preperrd la i excreted. The =tea el Me Omaha toot to be Meador he the ems bet te be byword the expender* beyond COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. comm. Liven Yew., Dec. U.—The market was steady torleyond dam Friday there ht. been am advance of in ferior meta The dales were 4,000 balm, ab to t h e trade. Mae camas, Dec. 28.—There is no new Aware to re. port In oar =Mat to-day. Busteem continue. quiet, with very Uttle =mites% fr. to th g e le ( e i oulo: , .1 , eft. A .l fr mogy, to eta pretty be asertpdom ' o e i Moths mutable for their =theta La yarns ben bee dewy to sada. The alkdal report of the Mob of In the besemb Medieder. the week soled this rayl,l=tee boom Is the sumbie et limb wading NI Ode, of 567, eel • dram in the meter el Made working sae time of L 770. nmater et three wholly unemployed Is leereome this week Iby 1,171. Mel Of Ile faille to Albino and It. ellettheremeed hem now mast= From Oidtamwelsore thatthe eotto* tbe last week. austrel trade =them. to mil& • Lem tentseey terrards Improvement Within esemdreded morkieg time, and • number et gam bid lown domed me now wind Mort dine. Die Mesabi awe Ikea their Ms ra may ampliving lif•46* remit era desdas bdr — lfswW . lsege AM alas mike stml. and the emitted Wee Wen lleern i ted GOlNOWsultr In ••very distromed eledittom 111 .6 1.11111111111 lip" Si 1010 on ONONSIIIIIIIIIO IMO INNS GM Milli rani beua tbe bet tele. l l=ao yet Webb Ike ink sod be weds= th i ro map= The beim= Is better, and a amber al lode an id we* be led ten days.—MerscA. rim /lassarer. WOOLLitt OLOTFib.—Lemm, Die. 28.—This bang bet derketist PM' Ohm woo only • thin 'Modems at the I be webs Mb aismft sot • wry tight busmen was treater Mid. BL ANZATlBrnieurcianni Die. 27.—Tbe Gm Kiwi bon sad samdastwers in the Blanket ILL wee wiry ma% led et erase wily Me balms' was trimertisd i no Mimeos Wag to b• noted. NAVAL SaLvada.—Notice is given in lot night's Gazelle, that accounts of the proceed. received for services performed by the officers and crew of 11 51'.. sloop Wolf, in the Parolee of toe barque Gardner, of Liverpool, rob. I, 1816, will be forthwith deposited In the registry of the Admiralty. Burnett and Llolmes, agents, 21, Sarrey-street, Strand. Puma MONET.—Notice is also riven in last night's Gazette to the °fames and company of 11.51.'s sloop Primrose, the late T. S. Gritnnhoofe commander ' that as account proceed. of a moiety of cut monies found on hoard, and of the hull of the Brazinan SLOT schooner Marianna, seized Aug. 8), 1828, will be depoeited on the 24th of the present month in the registry of the Admiralty, agreeably to act of parliament Messrs. Stilwell, agents., 22, Arundeletreet, Strand—Nouce is likeviaa given to Commander F. T. Birch, and the Alms and crew of 11.111.'s .hip Waterwitch, who were actu ally on heard and entitled to share, in the proceeds arising from the capture of the slave RPM Venetian, on the 93rd day of May, ISO, that the distribution of thereof will be made, on the 91st day of Jan. next, at No. I, lames street, Adeiphi, end where the hot win be ',peened for three menthe. tem., 4M. 15e. 3d.; Ist. et, 201. ; and et, ; 3rd el-, 81.; 4th eL, 41.; sth eL, 24; 6th el., li. to. Bd.; 7th eL, 13e. Id—Notice is also hereby given to Cam. West, and theeficen and crew of 11.M.5. Hecate, who were actually on board and entitled to share in the proceeds arising from the capture of the Brazilian slave vessel Mini ego, on the Bth July, 1646, that the distribution thereof mil be made on the 21st day of Jan. next, at No. I, James greet, Adelphi ; sad where the list will be recalled for three months. Com., 2911. 15e. 51d. ; Ist cL,1581. 15e. 72d.; 2nd sl 521. Is. 44d.; 3rd et, SM. Oa. Bfd ; 4th el., 171 7°. Stb et., 81. 13 a. tlfd.; 6th el., 51. 13., ; ith el., IL 17e. 1016 J. Woodbead, agent POILTSUOUTE, Deo. 28.—The Nautilus, 10, Lieut. Rivers, lulled yesterday, to resume her duties of Sums and Feet —The Hotta, 10, Com. Elliconibr, was paid oft this morntrig.—The Rifleman, at, went oat of has hour tide morning, and proceeded to the eastward. —The Nancy Dawson, a tee schooner yacht, the property of Shed don, E..q„ Is at this port sad prepared to will for Chios.—The Brasi l.= frigate Princess ia expected to arrive at this port In the wane ol the ensuing toonlh. WOOLWICH, Dac. 28.—Acheron at.-el., Capt. Stoke., left yesterday af.ernonn, and will call at Portecoouth for orders. Her destination b New Zealand, where she is to be employed in surveying the mast of the bands that form that colony, it being highly de sirable, in mememenee of our increased oonununication with that set- tlement, to have an accurate chart of the shoals, harbour., he., around the coot. _ _ . . . _ SKLENNESS, DEC. 27.—Orders bate been received lore to pay the Ocean off, all etanding, and recommission her *gain. Rhe Is to be rated as Reg-ship for this port, and to enter a crew of 160 men br gag-ship duty only. The 31st is sensed for paying off. —The Genre will 'hoed,. be commissimed at thin port, and be efnciently manned for any service required. She will remain, when not wanted elsewhere, In harbour here es a block-whip—lt is intended to adapt an engine fora suety-prope.ler to the London, 90 gone, on two decks. When the alterations are completed ,se she is now in dock) she will be cent to Blackwell for her engine to be put in sad fitted. Rio JANEnto, Nov. 14.—The Crescent, Eagle, end Griffin eesmined at Rio; also the United Rates tine-of--battle ship Ohio; the heig.of-wer Perry roiled from thence Nov. I"; ; the American troop ship I..hella, 19111 i moldier, de.tised for Ca:Norma, put in 0E1.29, and remained; the eicienne arrived from the Ricer Plate Nov. 11. The imperial frigate Coustitutem was refitting whingaida the anesiaL MILITARY. MILITARY EMIGRATION TO Nnw ZEALAND.—BILFAST, Dec. 7L—The Anne, government tramport Map, with volunteers from the pensioners of the United Kingdom, bas been lying for the Mat two months in the Lough, opp aite to Carrickfergus, in ennsgu®a of smallpox and enemies having broken out among the children, but u they hare now completely recovered, the remel sidled on Wedne-day for New Zeatand. We (Bonen of Ulster) understand that ere long another batch of the enrolled penaioners will be allowed to extend their r relive to New Zoslaad. There will shortly be an addition made to the local compazues of this district from the rteerre. SPORTING. WAKEFIELD GRAND NATIONAL lITEF.PLE HANDICAP of 20 'Po. each, b R, with 160 added. Mr. Kaddoeks's oroteed, I Ist 4lb 1(r. & Mason's, Jun., Sailor, tOot alb Mr. Surtees' Langley Loa, lOst 11b 3 The (alumina also ran: Wolverhampton (Is g by Chums). Dothan, Matchless, Bo:keeper. Peony Grey, ShLpta.skoa, The Clipper, and Swallow.—Betting : I to I apt Glencoe gt Wing, 4 to 1 emu ern. need, 6 to I egnt Boaleeper, and 6 to I ogot Capper.—Soaker per was winning foe ty yard. from home, but fell, and Proceed woo cleverly. MATCH, 1,0001.; lid each; 3 miles. —Mr. R. Clifton's Mahomet best Capt. Kennedy's Portunneeller. taw Entail -put. COURT Ot , BANKRUPTCY. Mr. Commiosiomr Holroyd sat to-day, to dispose of two meetings for choice of assignees. The cues were of no in tereld whatever. THE RECENT Fannags.—A fl►t has teen issued in the matter of. Coates and Hilyard, American merchants. The flat wu opened to-day, beiore Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, for Mr. Commimioner Fane. Mr Cannon is the official amignee. A fiat was also opened in the matter of Gates, Bartlett, and Co., of Watling-street, Manchester w►rehouse men. Mr. Follett is the official assignee. Mr. Reed is the solicitor to the flat, which is sent to Mr. Commissioner Goulburn. The liabilities in both cases are heavy. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. (Before D. C.. Moytan, Eaq., ledge.) Ivit-r OWAN.--COTITILACTING A Darr IN FLU:M— IA this caw the plaintiff sued the defendant on a bill of ex change for 121., and on the 2:3rd of October an order was made for the payment of it by instalments of 51. per month, not one of which the defendant ever paid, and yesterday he appeared en a judgment summons. From the examination of the defendant yesterday it ►ppeared that he gave the bill in question to the plaintiff, although at the time he was aware that the acceptor of it war in the Queen'. Prison, and that he sold his business (an eating-house) is Castle-street, Oxford-street, on the very day the plaintiff loaned • writ against him upon the bill. He had been outot • situation two months—The plaintiff said at the time he sold the business the defendant had two van loads of furniture, and he would like to know *hat bad become of it —The defendant said be knew where it was: his wife bad the use of it, bat he should not tell the plaintiff.—The learned Judge said that was • re fusal to answer questions, and believing that the whole debt had been contracted with a fraudulent intent, he should order him to be committed for 40 days to the common gaol of the county. POLICE.—YESTERDAY. MANSION-HOUSE.—SurrLy or Nawararaita no rag COUNTRY.—The Lord Mayor said he had received several letters complaining of a " species " of swindling, which both affected the preen and was accomplished through its instru meatality. Elio lordship then read the following: Ny Lord, ---I hope your loni•hth wilt excuse my labia the liberty a aiming you on the following subject An advertisement, of aria I lanai, a copy, made Its appanage a law weeks ago In tbe Miasmal, • Glasgow paper, sad hem tie lig Ifillamian amen male I was rimed to remit the advertise 10a. ram stilead mi Z b Ikea quarters eupyly a the Timm. Ia rears I say time femora td bat sr skeet a r = zi sisse. I waste Se la divileal iY eg this tells. all r me lima rms. d bati . trommital ; batons& beard Was, agar bees pay M e n 066 004,1 0Parnefe• — Olimed) Tom Lamar Penh. --The rims. 'Nevoid, or Chrendeis, peobel mai* er lie day etpoldlestinaat Oa pm swear ; mat Ur ems, by the mesal i tz s t 10e. me crtz. Awed tie ituada= , mat by Nast Is earseash— lir 4 —r. ter newe lEi rasst, ‘1106110 1104 0 10 .0. adsw papers can be .er. Illhearmeie reigirdea. Dm. k.—Ny Lard, Ys bed melba at lb. pins Me laud= eetliNesil by reporting Main to yaw as thaz promedloge meg efts Ila RAILWAY NEWS. Shares were not in such good demand yesterday, but prices underwent no material alteration. To wards the close of business there was rather more dis position to do business. French shares were steady, and well supported. SHAHS LIST.--Lompum, DEC. 28. Eon—Tbe quotation. of Ilns In Unman anractors denote actual trnalactlose : those of !nun In !talks salters' price. tile. POD, Abordecct . . A. Biro. 'Co l.& ley Hir. Wo. Dud &Valk) lr. k Oxford Jn. I balm .t Biro Bristol and Exeter . Do. Tntras . . . . . ~Ne~/t.Jrwc. f Awx4tM.l 125 d. Yet Mew.. '34 ---cht..,;;Tildilinr:l;.iiist" iril6l. 8 Do. Preferences •74 lu Do. IA ci . ~opor- sa. 10 Do. 24 11.. bp, CY. 10 Dublin& &O. JO*, 16904. 16 Dundalk& k.remisido. le EA,. illll /at Ed. 1.4 D 13 14 16 Do. ,104. E. 4k H.). 911 1 Do.13d104.16.1111.11; 93 IlaWern Coue694 164 41 13 . do. fl Do D0Ext.u...741.90.1 . el Do. do.. .. , N 0.2 pia 14 Do. York Estoos•_.• Id. 60 Do.Noren&Eattro' 601 121 Do. idiom 11 129 Db. 93 Soweto //oese.lO4 126, Do. t Mures ... 26 'Baal Losaultsre 13 Do. No a. . . 4 34 Do. Neu,. i ;joint's lll 124 Loot Linoulookiro Ir Etobort & Moog tys 44 79gt Do. 1 Auras • giti 30.1,11distb. .ft Norlieni 30 Do. NOV ... ~ - • I I Exarr. Yeovil. 9144. 10 !Groot Northern 46 1. I A,. Lon. d• 1 ork F. - r 914. 36 'Of South & Oise 1,114 114 lud °rod E 0716 Q 1 E 09.223 298 6 Do. Nook .004. ••• • 41 61P. 30 Do. Ras, Id. so 3gp. 41 Do. Nor, 161. .• • 1617p. 64 Orme Wootor76 • 171 40 Do hire 2, ~. . dam i 10 Do. .. 7 Do. Now, 111 24 Dodders/Idd, Mawr par . De., do, Thinto . 60 Ma i Mal and Scky ... 191 Do. olt.iroo ,l 13 Ips.t Edrods 161 16 Do. do. & SarvoicCio H. I . 1 DogriBe.lbstee&E.7i 066. I 60 1.••••••••• Ilarthdo 16 110 Do. 781 rd. 63 Lowcoottre .I k Ports* 38 Do. laborer 613 , 144 Do. ions l3 8 . Wu, . .• • led. a Do iv. same.mi l4.6at 144 Do. 11.1rdrf Kepi, 34 Do. Liorrplakßory 133 Dollodderlf,4/ 471 Do 11AfilIgetwk ,u 26 Do. W. R. Union, 314. 16 Da Pleaull 4 W yr, 349 9 I Do. i Moro . ... .4 li3ip. 16, Do. do. —.. _.WI 69 ;Ueda sod ilesdford .1 949 167 Lew/oh & &Word 'l4. Por ' 315 Lads and T. irok .. .13 141 10 Do. N 05........ 16141. 34D..e.,..46.eWf. 144. ! Lade,Dnes.. Mooch. Lie., Maw. d F. Jo. 1411.10.,C1-osby,4 Nora. 1 091. 1 Loudon& lbbokooll. 1 I Do. do tio. 1 23 41 Do. do.. .. .. No. 50 Loa.. 191417011. d•C,' ir 30 Do. C 0.... MAU a. d. 9 Do. do. Ouar.6p.o 60 ho.Pr6f.c 47,47. Ilg Lao/0,, 'sod arrow. 1841 A,. P,',/a.... - • 107,10...1.., 6 • . woo.. 19 t•li. lii 'l7 Low& NTrxigre.L&D 01 110. I. Fifths. .. 1 40 n..4tu. a., k.a D 5963 14 Do.tut. sta. At* b 0 14 4p. h D0.1ui.015..11 &11 214 Ip. 4113 1 D0.104.44.,_31. c 414 Loudon 44 6.1601thr0. 6 1 4u /b. Ner Conf. bblis pr 323 Do. New , 601 20 Do. New. Md..-- 4d. 60 Do. 4:4145. retaths 441. 40 Do. do. TenlAo . .. a De. 7744rds Id. 11 L00...8.6141.& l'itWil 1 03 d. 3 Mb00b..1143.44,4MaL 1 22 Mooch. &&d16143306 2 144. 100 Midland .. lOB 910 40 Da 404.fi 2O 10 D 0.606. &ars 1 Do. Bins. ctLeibtfi3 64 1 Du.C.831,2 br. 114 120 Do. Brig.& r 36 MOLAR West!trielo 100iNesocuetk .4 182 , Nneorarlet . ..... . . 25 , Nunh DANA ..... 4 2 jDo. 123 Do. 141thes 2 111 Do. Thuds ti 7 a 6 Do. New. lOC ~. Id. 6 Do.Orsorld. 61 pa. ler 16 Po. E.d. 6 p.a.:3i. 3 Do.Sel6l7.lolNor Id. par 4 N. Ciagodic• Unita 74 North Staffordth/n4 74 7 4 6 Noe* Westen3,„ Ogld., Wore.* Web , 6164 11 /th " : 4 do;. G cl a tut/Pit " crt rid. 30 Pailful& Central ... . sp. 11i Swats* liodkassol 10 Do. Fm 0 Elhr,f.. Nool. & 4 Silirnockilfrus. 4 l: l l.l I& 3 Do. do .Sl2 Id. 16 Amor& 63;;;CNIVit 1 2p. 11 Do. D . 1 0 1 4r i erl rp:.... . . . . : 1 4 ;I. I Do. Neer 6 D..avercnii:/44,4 " iip. 4/ 4 1 ' . l.tu' utgl r' n tj ...... . . 164. 20 Do. Pre/creme— . 4 SoutA Igatfordebire ir 33 Booth liattero&Dovr 10 Du. do No. 114 t fd. 6 Do. do 3 73 Do. do. Thirds 64d. 4p 16 South Woks w .u6 94 4 . 4 Tdr , Irak tistessiss 34 Aga. 114 flamer Nava, Ork Itilf4 101 d. 30 IVi6.Sasa...*Wego. , l7 65d. 41 Wm./W.4M 16We1.1 15 York, Nero., &a licr. Do.orkg.Nescillore 25 DoNBo4ldoPorot. 10 DoKs.Nol V 21N ri 10 Do doNo2Nr& 800 11 24p. s DutiN 4.Pueor I'M 4 30 Yorkallorthl6l4.llaLd 734 2 3 10 Do. Prcionloos , .0 1 4 D0.E.4W.21106.Es rOILSION RAILWAY. Si "W CP:. ° 477 , o * .td t r. ' lt/11 [ IN. I 6 Derserara ...... 7 Dace Rheiti.i. 7 Laura. 010 tossobre 64.1. 6 Law lobooro . ..,. - . .6j Lid. 6 L_ loom& A rept.(bo6l,ll4. 11 Noma, and Liepe _Ol Sid. 10 Northern of grauco Al 4 6 6 Othas. 4 Bordeaux '6l lu Arlo nod Lyons .... 4 , 6 Si Pori. and Orleans .. 40 4s) Si Paris arid how.. 34 36 4 Petrie 44 Strasbourg - . 324. 20 down Cent flame .. 10 IS Saroliro sad 0 Dnors and Sautes . . 4d. NWest ?twofers ... ... 7 63 From the LONDON GAZE; BANKRU 'orm Omar°, Morpeth, Nonni render Jan. 13 at 11, & Feb. 10 at 12 &4a., Criaby & Compton, Cbureb.et., petb ; off. waif., Baker, Nevreaatle.u, EDWARD LTA... Wrrxhan , Denb Feb. 4, at 12, at Liverpool Ct. 0o&., Wrexham; & EVA= & hoax Liver] POOL UMW Jossa4 Fermi., Palma. at 1, & Feb. 10 at I I at Baaingball Fleetvalt.; off. wig, Bell, Coleman,: &OM HAYWakb , L'indport, lien Feb. latlX at Bringball.at. tva a., Porten; of. aragr., Pennell. Gnaw,. WIUSAX Lea, Wooborn-green, buy at IS, & Feb.ll I at 11, et Baainghall44 rail., Canaan, !Urchin-lane. EMMTI . M uau , Scarborough Feb. 10.111, at Leeds Ct. Sole., & Cronhelm, Leeds; off. wig., Your RUSANNAM Minion , Iligh.st., How Feb. 10 at 12, at Rminghelirt. Bola., off. sang., Canaan, Birekin.lane. EDWARD NOR... Manehente., DOME at Manchemer Ct. inda., °rigor, & Prelim: or. amig., Holston, Manche, Cyan., Notion Eileemete, Shro Feb. 22, at 19, at Birmingham C.. 8 eon, Birmingham; off. 4.4., Wham Inctman nlnt.ra Mumma, Canna at 19, & Feb. 10 at I, at Brininghall, yd.; off. maim, Whitmore, Basinghall lionaan Snug, Nottingham, drat Nottingham Ct. Sul, likneley, Notti Nottingham. WILLIAIt 'Arm Towmingirn, Jan. lat It, it Feb. 14 at 114, at 13 New; Old Jewry.ehatob. ; ot. usig. EMLVENT Pr I. ism.. Othral. Comma, ma. I t"?' I P. - MEW Meet Yarmouth, Nor. F. Stacker. Great TomatoP. Pant ile' ate. to tie porter trade. F. Chadonek. letirotit. Cornea. kol am et , upbotute k.....l. lteepor p... . 1 . 2r117, Mrs.. ghost, *welter. Owe 1.., 80% Bub. HnoKd Malin d birrarl Whom. DECLARATIONS 01 W. L Barker, Fanderlsnit, auction. sidnequent Baturday, at Baker's, New J. Davies, Liv.rpool, slater—let. di sequentThur&Lly, at CJlAPooveo, Lin J. Dray, Liverpool, rnerihatit —2nd after Dee. 2S, at ISlrtra, Liverpool. W. Heap, J. Roberts. i W. Robert spinners—Div. of BA., Jan. 4, and and son's, Manchester. liilton & N. Walsh, Over Dame 2nd. di.. of td., and a Ist & 2nd div. new prou&, Jan. 4, and any stitorq cheater. _ _ F— 'Mon it N. Walsh, Over Dame, Srd dlr. of 13-113 the of a Id., and a 13-16tha of a Id. on new proo fs, JAIL .1 Prager* Manebeator. - 17iOrn,ilTet71;rid g e, Durham, 1, k any euteetiurnt Saturday, at Sal B. (*home, Sheffield, table hide au Leed I-70111de ItL,Dee. 30, St say subei s. 0. Prentice, Toi&shay, Essex, fiehi & two following Saturdays, at Groom' 0. Roberta, ti old, Flint/lire, tailor may subsequent Thursday, at Cacenose R. Rymer, Manchester, hotel Meier sequent Tuesday, at Hotwou'e, Maneh. J. M. Start, Gainaboresigh, Lino, 4d., & a Ist die. of 3s. 6d. ou new pro Tuesday, at stansfeldhi, Kingston upo J. st. yens, Abchurch.lsm, City, awl and two following Saturdays, at Groot W. Tench, Winlaton, Durham, gra, subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, News W. Townley, bLekburn, Litamsliir 6s. 3d., Jan. 4, It any subsequeut Tuft DIVIDENDS.—Jan. 25. G. S. Co: npumryne, merchants—Jan. 18. E. h Bucklerstury, City, merelunts—Jan, rey, bizendraper —Jan. Is. D. Ifattne, Il nufscuirer —Jain. 19. C. J. Rushton, I —Jan. 28. W. F.. Holmes k W. Bout Jan. 20. W. H. Learnt, LICOIt-At., CI 19. J. Mortis, Walsall, Staffordshir 18. O. Sharp, Corm:Dental-rd., Lamt Sharp, Commercial rd., Lambeth, stm 8. Mum Ciminerriahrd., lambeth, Wallies . , Eaton Sucon, Bedfordshire, in borne, Albemarle-M., Ihecadilly, silk n SCOTCH JEW; ESTRATIONS.—JoI Jan. 3 2225, at Dowell's Warnb., Edial brewer, Jan. 4 & 25, at the Black Box Edinburgh. manufacturer of kelp, Jan. burgh—James Robertson Macdtarmi, chant, Dec. 31 it Jan. 21, at the kr Mackenzie. Jun., Glasgow, merchant, Glasgow—John Mackenzie, lately aher 5 & 26, at the Oalcdonian Hotel, Ding manufacturer, Jan. 4 & 25, at the Bbo Mercer, sen., & Andrew Mercer, jur chants, Jan. 5 & Feb. 2, at the bin Alexander Porteous, Edinburgh, spirt the Royal Exchange Wfree-house, Perth, eintr.er, Jan. 3 & Feb. 7, a Wiliam Rood Rowan & Stephen Row 31 & Jan. 21, at the Star Hotel, Peal& thnipeco.Glaagow, merchant., Glasgow—Hug h Tod & Henry David 5 & 27, at Coy 's Cherub., Edinburgh. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.--8 Suffolk—W. Challis SB. Phillips, Cr Sievier, Upper Holloway W. T. lottnat., Black&lass-rd. J. Good* connelron with the National Exchan Bell, Maneheater —L. KuMing & F. Holl-0. Mayor & C. B. Kellum, Minor, H. J. Barker, &T. Et. Barker Minor, & IL J. Barker, salt proprietvro J. Monne* Nottinghani,so far as regar2 son, Liverpool—J. Smith & J. Jokey, Finer, &J. S. Smith, Upper Thome. H. Taylor & W. Kiliabory, A/thinner lla M terra, King's Lynn. Norfolk—S. dernitmerr —N. C. Wright & T. J. CitY — 3 • Taws. Cilmfraw, as awards Gravitation Water Company & the Ns 811IPPING INTELL aai 0011.,11.1. POI. mu 4 Dubin/ ..... U.O liolMod Ol 1 3 Waterford .. 01 riaLdaes O7 1 Domatmlee. 0,1 Prance OOl 0 duero.aJani. ON Lisboa. Dia Y E 1 Hatobant.... 00 Keditairraa Ui E GWEIIILVD, D. 00. -Arrived: Jr Der Peel, 1 . 111.10 ; Damietta, Dante Joan, !ante Manra, Alcor, Low to *Mk at amber in tee Lover Hope, towed pain, making Inner fad), Faith: 8 "t 814 . En4l lo nd'a Queen, 1% pocket, 0 a; Rotterdam client; Vulcan, Menicl ; Jenny Lind, Mine, Denmark.—Sailed : 'Wade. Me Quiver, Toren, king Alfred, Kate, L. Gottenburg ; Water Lily, Jamaica. LEVXMOOL, Dan. It.—Oß: Clutha: [Advertisement.)—Hottoi Niarr.—Aw EIiaAORDIWART Crl2.—l 43, Clement's-lime, Strand, was an fa Hospital, fur an abscom in the thigh, on the A.m. limb. Ile could neitber b the round. Ile remamed at tie ho- be was infOnned that nothing mere then carried to his home, and Kimmel medicine. He la now, to the *atom cured, and can walk as well as ever t retai!ers of medicines, and at Prole, 344, Strand, Landon. BIRTH! ARCN DILL AND fIORRRY.-Dee. of Artml.4 and Sum>, of • son and I BO V C -Dee. Ti. at Orlng Rectory, It Wss of a daughter. HAIiLLTON.--Iwo. 22„, at ?nehmen/1, the Rev. J. Hamilton, of • son. HOU/RN.- Dec. 20, the wife of the J ar:haat sehr . sl , ltt!tianibihire. of Lttinit4.26 the ° . f in ' itioto - eibutire the I O PULLSR.-Doe. 2' ra JO. omm - el:tor mg t Ina, of O. Rod shire, of • daughter. Sit la I N E.-Dee. :If, at Caber. Tappan 47th 144;ft., of • ion. DMA tN.-Dire. 37. In P annuli. Req., of • dough's, MARRIAC CRAW P . O r. 22, st, LL.D.. Mr. A. H. Crawford. of litchi, daughter of J. Meel. Sq . CROC ILFORD -ELLAM.-Den 54. at W. H. Galloway, Mr. J. Crockford. and " The t/e," to Annie, youngest of Tunbridge or.. PLEMING-DOWNN.-Dee. a, at 1 Cole. vicar of Klrdford. Mmes. the John'..Cllege, Cambridge. to Ge. tjte Rev J. Mona. Rector of West I. MACALISTLit-WIIITNLAW.-Doe ilaealister, of the Fres Cburob b C4eff . of the late A. Whltellmr, MACRAP-HI-Dec. IL at iho Rev. W. Hada lauds to ins ail, to Mary Anne. only daaMtee of the W ATSON-111•NNILL -Deo. IL at I Surrey. by the R. It. M'Ne4ll. M.A (Monte Dolt Churchill Weldon, M.I dinghies. of the late Mr. Robert M•Nt DEATH, RADDIMIT.-Den 27, In Alftwdetreei late d Clamant* Lonsberd steer Dila fib LOMRW.-Dee. 23, at his Mu Hartholontew, lilted Tl. CAM PithiLL-Dee. 16, at Lewin Lady CRLIZ I TI 7I -. gm 2 S q . a his rondo/ liante. A. Cr eighton, .. late Maori •gol M. DhIIPSTRR.-Dtio. 24. at his midi Llie.,,eged 37. GOLD 15.-Dee. 74, at Temple-Manse GOSLING.-Dec. IS. at Leamington Rummest fame. aged BR HALL.-Dec. 23. Ilm Charlotte BM Kent. widow, 73. HAUG 111•024.-Me. fM a fig Jam (-twin J on of the M. MUD Es. - ana, Dee. 2; in Holyhead. tab Rhor.e.lyn. aged 17. MASH. -Dee. 23. at Castle Desloge:ilk lb. beloved wi 1 Haigh. MK. 41 MACKIE.- pie. at Caw Ma , .h. UMW ER.-Dae. at Blosehouse. Eto Mercer, Commandant of the Mono* HUN DY.-Den 26, at Let 4 F. U. tbe Hon Mn Mundy, M. PARILER.-Dee. 75.7 . . Parker. i eleven Grogreaorermiwinsit PAUL.-Des. 211, Geogaina PrITMLP-Des&Mldniii •Ned VistrortGL-Des, MMllegthrdetreri dalla el Mr T. H aril l eirea lire lMa, Ilaalar-i ligrilWirett at et. Literiarde-u Tl t tOlralreis. °alai, Staff Haw. A. Tram. Primal mil eglianhed WY/m.2as e• It tbe Qty Wade.. pri.for, at the 11. .11 WW•Miline.4l • .11.c•uss.