The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-20 00:00:00

,f I the sestegimest et the Wyk, Sad sad bedlam saw step be amemeedatioa. The doge el &ass meenneliiien bib was very slightly eappeemell the mesas of paw et tisk class was this with the vast extol* of their trading. ThMsolomellOM that Kith and Co. mesemmodated Keith sad ibeaderh he emphatically dialed. lioth firms only dealt with tw houses- Durant and Co , and Mr. Draketord. The forma hover, knotting that Keith and Co. was • new line, preferred to deal with Keith and Shot:derides ; sad is re spect of those transudes* bills wore drawn by Keith sad Elhoobridg• ea Keith and Co. sad given to Durant and Co., in payment for their silks. The estate had not been injured in this way, foe Keith sod Co. had taken up rem sae of thate bills. Thou was is reality no fousdaties 6o this charge of acossimodation ; it was one of there matte. of which Mr. Keith complained. as tending to prejudice him with the mut. The bankers, Willie, Percival. and Co., knew all the trssuactioss of both firms; and they contented to.anist them till a late period in Ital. The ezes-sive ex penditure had been dwelt on. as compared with the pai nts ; but as Mr. Snoobridge was the ialesnian, Mr. Keith had very little cootrol over that. On the ground of an al leged fraudulent preference to his brother, it had been coo tended that Mr. Keith came withia the 4th head of the peed settios. Under this seetioa the same minuteness and particularity of evidence was requited as in an indictment; and if there was any doubt. Mr. Keith ought to have the benefit of it. The only evidence was that of Mr. Keith Willett; neither Mr. Squirhill nor Mr. Goode had been called. The Comaissioser—Then if that ground is to be taken, I shall order Squirhill to he put in the box. Because, it the ease goes elsewhere, this other es idence will no doubt be relied on. In this respect, I think this court his set always been fairly dealt with. Mr. Reed said, in the whole of his esperienee in bank ruptcy he had sever kno en but one appeal which could be strictly so called ; in ad others, fresh evidence hod bees introduced. Mr. Linklater said the court of appeal was always eirefal to point oat the additional evidence that had come before it, and the hearing it had oc the case. After • eouversation, it was agreed that the evidence given by Pepirbill on his private examination should be read. It was to the effect that on the 21st of February, a few days before the bankruptcy, • bill for 2001., drawn by Keith and Shoobridge on Keith and Co.. was given to Goode, and that two similar bills were debited to her. Alex. Keith, of Olasgow, the bankrupt's brother, and handed over to the bankrupt. Mr. Liakiater contended that this evidence, coupled witk that of Mr. Keith himself, was sot satieiently precise. The two bills were not described ; even the amount wow sot gives. The Co —•r • bankrupt, who is bound to glilli•OO the whale of his transactions, any right to take advantaged those points, and to put the case, even at this etege manila aiel -a-s proof ? Mr. Liakleee--Mat Is not this ease to he tried the same as any other ? The Commierimer—As any other lee lebasbaspety. If I put Mr. Keith into the boo now, sad ask hie area hie oath what has become of those bills, and he dose me or ewer, I should commit him at once. Mr. Linklater—He has been examined, not sass, twice, bat dime, on this subject. The Commissioner—Then he admitted what had bane of the bills ? Mr. Leklater—Pardon no ; he don not. The Commissioner—l can scarcely trust syeelf he ea prow by sarprise at such a line of defense. Mr. Lisklater—Your Honour sees Mr. Keith he. bees charged with • fraudulent preference ; that fraudulent pretenses established, he is a prissier. Your Honour is dealing with the liberty of the atableat. The Commissioner—l animas with the obligation that rests upon the bankrupt to webs • toll dickers of his estate and effects, eves though. is Meg it, as Lord Eldon said, he should pot the baba mad his seek. Mr. Linklatar—Bat I an aid assesses that Xr. Keith's Ebony should be wet We thgebeasest follow, from the admisaioa fir/ 0.61111•1 whisk b. pear. met evi dence is the case, bad that his ea 4011111 absent be waned to gin • neming which they whop de well bear. lam perfectly willing sow to pat my client eft the be, and let him sea the risk of imprisonment if hie sa even are sot satisfactory. The evidence given by Mr. Keith at • former weft was read. He stated that be believed, frees intestates, that be had mat two bills to his brother about the 21st of February, bet that he had no recollection of it. Mr. Liuklater contended that there lOU no evidence that the transmission of the bills was by Keith himself, or that it was made before the bankruptcy, and consequently with a view to prefer • particular creditor, and in con templation of bankruptcy. The examination did not state when the bills had been sent. He had no recollection of it himself, bat lowly believed it on the information of Squir kill. The evidence was an entire blank as to the time. Nor was it shoes that the bills were the property of the firm. Considering what would be the result to Mr. Keith if this charge were established, he had a right to avail kneel( of every legal seam of defence. There was so proof that the bills were endorsed by Keith, which they fame have been to coalition a payment to Alezander Keith. Assuming that the bills were sent to him, the object was not to give him a direct preference, bat to 'ebb, him to meet • liability whisk be had anaved to Xeres. Willie sad Co. on account attire hothests. The mast it was tad that Kr. Keith MI seuesitesi sa Wesel small the pt laws, ho lad gethb ileselewl and had ism ell in his power le_ ape the Pe book. The base et the baluspte, it MI boss easesi. W sheathed • Rases. reputation ; sad SIB the Vto aselearkely eases et the Dukes herd, ebe 'sesame had ad to limn. Keith be the sallibi to leas As amp, el the foaled me. It ail set be death dot die bah is goads heal Oak IS Otsego+ bat the gethethes, ifsay, woe to Mews. who Ise bees preesing mast. The dose in his power to plass ba th ; and i t ig aiseb insbabowlel Y twaging bask to the abbe 3,400/. /b. Roth—latlemsatal It has bees btosght Ink la alto st_ hib. Wyss glees Xr. wait senesced that he had bees bath instal is reeemerbi Oh ;sporty. Then wee eadeshe idly a Is. to the scab of 1,1001. from Mabee is railway shares, sot has time Megan or thin epsedeiless. bye ups wham tenerestiews. melt so seise Oedemas 1111611 is *shale et wanks Ira Of the seallika et hie gth see estate Oho meta" bad no sesta wharves to ai pals—the whole amount of his unthoptheil lAN thing man lON. The liabilities of 1,1121. anigileed Mill ab seise glees ma was, la Yeast Y. IWO. tes the et s ha abot eight. Me mend assailag• tit W a s ia rese heisee hoes eseealse st wprams ls Tier' •Tbe obisetins *posed aging the haohnipts is this mise men—isits lithium Mehl I ..really, dosing in assenneletin lab ; thirdly, new save streakier*, sad fourthly, sisals, with respect to W transminies of torten weds to Nub, the partner I. the hone of Keith and Co. Then it elgestione an said to to both partaen. Then en easy taw eljsetins lag to Keith aloe* : Ink that the hese. of eaten bills to his bother, Aksimise Keith, was a froadeleat preforms; rd niessoft, wt he hal mama cats certain stork soil than daaYap ea whin there our a loss. altetheidge separately then is a of a pftenme ; bat I haws &toady dity et that; I dens wee se Sow, ea to maid= Isailbe i ft b eseemsed es waiW 7=4 the enrage Ike bon no beftwyn. dot Aso was a meter trading—that is to sag. den their Ines( enlisted its. after it had boss= lepolon that they could retrieve emir sktania. To solossemi this abaft it is he • IMO back bite no Wan of ft dram Up te tie panseent s use Wino Keith, and CO, I dilak ; bat It onfted of Wines, Keith, mad dboshringo. Wbea that yaltaeolip was dftiod, it that their basks= had beie • @memoir = see, sa yeebey• by no rapist tufts et M. Wine; sa l at the issedwithe lino was • esegiew et toorblniftesd. lay 8,00111„ of rash WM= tart ft USK. Keith was eationd r MOW, mei Ilbsobeldis to 1,41111. sea o 6,0058. I Mink was Oboe ft le bii► now was afterwards • ass melds, the mars of win b did ast appear to la deay by whisk Wilma weft 4,MR on Keith's sildhisse. Thm wank! ho miles, arm toil but for *sumer is which the feeds one bolt our afterwards. The Ift goat l Jame, VW led le KM riot poled , nand of afarinstig to any to, as they bad Wino demo • smsontal business, it appears, by a stseb• taling of that mesth,theit the capital was all goof, sad that the arm wee—a owl win cortainly-814. Lau. Now, men tI by so mane lay it dews as a role, that when an ninon, ft of bonesso had tbisieslos • few pounds minas, they so ibsellso to oho, I think it very amnia! that they Add pat es the drag, sad from that time be partisehrly metal is all their trassaniess. This, however, don not appear to have been the one, for is 1648 the diefielessy 8.51. had bosses a delleissey of 3,0001. This. es • mom of gaming rid of that Whiney l a in _afire Wit sire. I certainly did not very cl ear ly bow fiat separation wu to retrieve the afar, of the dm It might give a tampon, relief by their sifts of tbs silk stock, sad thus putting 7,0001 at ta• Veldof the shawl area fur im med iate occasion ; eitheeigh that would be a toosponry relief, it =.is a yormemoat loss, because it is very bee ft sag of things, that the shawl hula... magas Mei busloms, and the silk bylaws, ep to the poem bear, has hose a seconsful lowness. How the Su scald aspen to retrieve themselves by giving away the host pot of then Weise= I daa't medasslea. Sec Sore is so= k is mob ia whin lids tellizgalt yams that I should hope, was sr le emus of bads. faith takes away the silk =with himself a person of the some e l = this Wag w birnW•in-law of the badmiipt Kehb. sad Aloft to Keith's children. It NMI OM OW% if w ate bats pt saythiag into the has, bressie KUM idol ins it ; tbs INNIS vie* ma be limed mat Is abset Ink tibia ft met ofty imps lie:e mote, 101 l le no firm et port. Sat ft mess et went Gods ft to h at la was ft mew MINI imam Knits eiddeas ; so Mat In point of feet Vie Am icirdari SRI Geed% aesairly Keith and Co., was is seaa Mai Kailles Mai& And I do nut think, in man mtllny art Keith, StaDdiltlr in that swim ionlim of a poor Is tot boa, scalded se waft roof, wllb eft mem& Mirk Wyo. Om, did met r Otiose hem loft ft in a preview this.was salami ale Keith bad contetesi toas otos of Kiln mad Ifberwides for ft Wa ft of lbe den ot Kota mid Oei— wt Kink and Gesio—ftado lens Ihs mfteselades of LOW@ body. Ms Aso brag sea disk Weft die two Oft int We telta du t latricasy la moral paladin. It Is said is ha owy milt for • aim to rate two masters. I dare mg it a oft dillort ft • dot to keep the soseemie et tin Inser lamep vase de sum sof; bat it beimmgegilli sego NA( THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1852. Ms. Cooks said the saw, as put by Um mart, had am ee -1 tarred to him. As the debt with Mr. Goodebsp wee in curred for the purposes of trade, it was very likely a trade debt, although not incurred In trade. It was a violins which required consideration. As to the debts bring above 3001., they were la fact under that amain, es some were twice catered. ".. iff:E;;;III•1011 0 T Phillips was of opinion that the lasol• vent should have petitioned as a " trader," and dismissed the petition. lie would allow eastistr to be filed on Mon day. sad as a dies as. intervened, the insolvent, by keep ing " quiet," would be seder se apprehension of his creditors. The petition was accordingly dismissed. the mart while waiting for hie attorney, and, slipping through the sugistratea private door, vanished is a twinkling. The Mimes were elms in pantile, but Lewis, having taking as unexpected tura, they Wen foiled. On a mbsegnent examination, the accused's recognisance' were 'demigod to a future dill__ matter r IMO 2.11119 As • Master fa the other, and gig have, as Keith, Am hie eandeet is some matters, ap peals to have had, stalleting interests. Whatever may hew bees the cans, of the dioaater, it walla that this mho lenals drat of Keith and Shoobridge went on Irma wan se wane. In 184f1 their deficiency was 3,0001.; in IMO It bad doubled. In Ihd we don't know what it was. A reer son, not a very satisfactory one, is given for their not taking meek—that some goods bad gene into Semiarid, tie the printer's; bat the stock aught have bees Wen with the nankin of accounting for those In ISIL, again, there is no stock-taking, and it is Ott Exhibition was the nun. The Exhibition seems ninths scape-goat of a great many bankruptcies. My experiment, certainly, don not lead to the conclusion that there are many cams in this court in conscipence. There may have been many cases when people of very sanguine to meat ban expected a great deal more than they= right to expect, and have been disappointed ; but I bows net seen, under the administration of this court that the esesequences bare been diametral's. Neither can I see that the one partner being very much engaged at the exhibidee. which cloud in October, would afford any excuse kg ass ' taking stock at the end of that year, or in the early MI the neat. However, I must take the fact as IMg than wen no stock-takiagr, and that we ban oat dm sem of truing the gradual, or rather, I ought tomb the Whireeent of this house, until we And them at their pay with 20,0001. deficiency. They carried on a badness in which their sales were at the large Ague d $1,0001., while their profits were only 1,9351., the gig mug. of which would be a very small fraction ifis= fgeesefore come to the conclusion that this house wen IS recklessly, for year. and years after there was r par bitty of justice being done to the creditors. Mr. Lowness V made another scape-goat of the unfortunate year 1817, end bas particularly alluded to the suspension of sales of =Shin of great luxury ; but it happened that the articles el luxury applied, not to the house of Keith sad but to the silk house of Keith and Co. The gospada pstrehases would be in articles of pee litany, sag est it the comparatively humbler uti aTis of printed shawl. I must, therefore, consider that the abjection has been fully established, and against both do bankrupts. In that unmet I can draw no distiestien between them, except that I have already stated, that Keith was not so assiduous in promoting the wafers of the house of Keith and Shoebridge u he was in promoting the welfare and success of the house of Keith and Goode. The nest objection is upon accommoda tion bills ; and it is Impossible to deny that there wen very large acenamodation transactions. It matters est to me between what houses it was; it mat .= en that it was not an alternation of cross paw between Keith and Shoobndge and Keith and Co.; Int in veneer directions, there were various transactions in assommodstion bills. N ow,i this court has always been es seedingly hostile to the accommodation bill system, because to that system is traced the means of the coatinuanee of reckless trading. I bold that undue accommodation by baskets is quite en mischievous as area paper between • those Law traderi; and if it had not been for Chit penes' must have been pulled tip at a period when they might have done something like reasonable justice to their meth ten. That charge is fully established, and I do nvt see that any distinction is to be made between the two partners. The third objection is that of excessive drawings. Keith appears to have drawn out 6,0001., BM:abridge the moderate em of 2,4001. Whatever rate of private expenditure thoes drawings may be referable to they are utterly unjusti fiable, because the whole of the profits, from which alone the drowbss Amid have taken place, amount only to 1,9001., belts wry seasiderably kw than the draw ings of eta wean alone. The drawings of Keith ap pear to be justifiable than thme of Bboolaridge; Ist ant sal, has Keith drawn out more than twice as limb, let it is to be reouniered that ha had other resources, and estriag as roneber prosperous beanies under the mito of Keith oat Oa. 1 islet think it masonry to am nia Oh Iho hes* ohlsolioa: It is withdraws, as the Wof mammas ; the swats has sot suffer edany is hoa She trommeitia, Iho assignee basis...it pones des et the wit. sad beds. moods a mph, of dam But Ibis tolesea mos hi osesegosese of Ole assemoodetioa his Onset the evils of aessuesoiatiss bins Is abea amnia who bas daalbs h tots OWN bbaTif I ;Alga MTst no a hiss ef swig of his own, and lo pup essurrefatlen mediae= la preforms to ether enseUtoes, es the plea that they have had Mtn ter their money. let the law allows too such ftednadon, and suds di is most dangsrews in beabzwptsy. On this: is grassiest the nest elklestion— an ehjesden applying to Keith snly—that of frnwfulest preforms. I use the word " fraudulent" is this sense in whish kis need in courts. It is not to be un bowed that a bseduseat preference ialrolves T ithi7 of mood diesessty; but it Is • disobedience le dr the laeuf sad to the policies of Weds. de *nee to this dimities s greeadef egos the notion wig* people seem bee, that wise a Ask has arisen upon asernodatios, and a party has had as peed; k is therefore entitled to prahrencie. To the wind of • aos-trader it sight are . Near. • I ought to take care of my brother—him debt is all far attar/ ;" but may trader of twelve mouths' exp► deans. tad having the eaten* of trade el thee meet have thoroughly well ham that sash l et= could not be resegnisod sanest sestenwsid mu. It ear tainly did strike nos with sarptios wai defers should be made to this elgeolka; wayargestilas i would make the muse which I low wen wee that Keeth it was a natural impale el sillooden M sine blieene brother, sad that he did net the fttr aim of the injustice he wee to pineal oesdletes— that he would sonata the beta and throw Mew/fee the many of the court. I lave at the *OW hesitation is mese. that if I von ho take the iserniastiten of Keith eenslder that Ws sharp Is hag nide bd. For he wee inieedbell sehmesal, end baud lusty with the quells= pit to hies, he le at bet obliged to Naha that he ad sled the Mb to his Me llor ; esti it Is ' g rab' lapsible for him to dew that, ugsa thi Mee of Wee ezendeationa Ili vas la Om met iY eswilent pieties of baskiwolg. Mee or boa ballipselases meet have satteaplated beak repay for paw It le a 01111111 M Um:Mt in law that a men shall be dosed eenbeiglete that which is the inevitable melt of ids of end I mast bat pensive that the imm utable malt of the twang of these primes saust ban beta, abet tbsy thmehee odnie—a wain of dna net a quoin of bealueipley—o amebas whether mast or later--sever a quoits of beaktypt or at hsehrupt, sol utes on est solvate. But these bills were esat to Moamar Keith Oar direethes had been given to *Mr Means. Willis sad !snivel, only to pay oartels trim sat to pay Notate Mbar bille—se slier as isdkoden of in seleen as mmmmmall en give. Bo spoil the 2lst cy of could be se possi bility of doubt _ trained then desk state as far bath as Wafer sad thee ona be ao babe they all taut have hams MI Lk.Lp that they were to slop en the Nuadahligulibill swill OM Nil bin they awe to ea the likaday. Whether these bills were seat &barb" sight's pest et Menday's I know not ; but It abut, impossible be say resseeable puma, readies She arrabasiess„ to same to sai s other renames Asa that thee bib Were NM by Keith ▪ sego * wee by bb abodes) to his heather is lino be the , pease. eT ladmiallting him ire pagsysisatilril •WI alit Ilea bee t ms le keine deo osadissable without say sok theselhea ia the eye af ths low, a fraadaleat —I eta awry to say,— estake so distinctly the tenet of the berth article M dean* sondem. that I en band to albeit Mit the of the stalubs. The nest elisolisa ebe typist to sob,—it ism to the tramesdens elores,—lna- Wks timaseleas Y lesth,—whke Imo utterly nognstig able. esasithuing bit yeehisa as related to his seedibee the Let of Kolb sad lbeeleidge. Upaa the while view of the see, I iteme,, vely sabssleatly, to the osashrlen fiat it I one la odd& I an bowl Wiper what esey be deemed • heavy jodpeast bets the slam of artilsete, I abbot And that the foams of these beekrapti he to be in ate, e any apes. te my unavoidable lose or adobe tea, tbseebee. way give it of the third class. There is sue partisraiso is whisk I absolve both the bealingb bin Ng bohemia tableau ; their halos were ham ha that 'gm sad maw mew that the beaten might at soy lbw how seta the Ma Mille of their affairs : no elessehasat we attregled or ted. To the baskrupt. Ilheelablaa she is due Se aegis of haying in all enlesilllS mists& hale origaesa The bankrupt Keith dm met steal hawse* I a lOW partioolo ; he bee a as glum a very wally geed Nem it it. bousatie the daty of a booknat te bake a NI admire of hie eats% sal to meat the sedgeoses, both lathe theidedea of ail his abbe, mad the reoeviry all. ble yes, does nil depend urea civilities erssertemien of . The INIMB lma IMIM be of the Ind ekes ; the oesilleses of Id" kr the seems of diastase I have east be seeLeadsd ter two yeas* ; that of lateebridge ern C To illsobsidan I see Le moos why I should re peeteelisa; but the bras of the statute reels& we essreling a discre tion seta as to Keith. 11;.1:1•11;ei—itinr Ream wM prebehly be Mad earesb, while lin nee is fresh ia year inelleslien te de in W keg* et line which Mr. Joie thin k 4a mak hi primes Inns peelealea is treated bin. The Hienannen—Wen, I sat de inmate et kap ins ant I dna yeasemet nine • wane tans ef a sma them le lei ine In nab eine weft; bin udder al in GS I thin I name f e z lime aim et impeleinneaL Un su n= &OW ne lhet the nen led an ben dead. lad by Oh an it wend nines me le take • soon haw able new. My leipendia Is tint at • Wan period yea nay ma* bane bean the man Sea you do sow. His Hearan annex te a geselisa frin Mr. Reed, end wlanexe enyeselea Ufa we wend date from the pandas of min INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-BAMIDAT. Oven Ma. 00onosisoirsa hawse. - lii 1111 MATTIR or LLJWILLTK CORAOIO.—A Novu. C•as.—Pitmon This . besitesiorb• mu the wagger et • ow heihieek h r e plied let MINN= Aet as • " raweisert." Ti' •• eppeohlot, sad Xt. Clete emitted the op* ••enrol question aeon in the ewe. Th. inseinsen i it ems pWA en u husrewed speeds of Ms C. : 1 44 and w h it We hams is s poi Weber. lie eshegeeetl7lell or lerelnees i floil he seer thee bed massed a &Worms ocespeths. Bence hie description of a 1 " nea-trader." Mr Commissioner Phillips doubled whether he oodM wee& the potitioa r a " oortswks." By lots, into badness the debt which was reloselod With Mr. Good. asp wee matured ; and, although tha ideeirest had bees Nee tire out of rade, pe in are of the hable wen owing whilst in tho imositent was Nola War Ma me hin t end *mho i. M has Min es a • Mader. &M he uNow the dere •z 2 , the moral allowed to trader iadet the Priori= THE POLICE COURTS. lIANSION•HOUSIL Freorme &slosh was charged by Mr. Wilhelm, tailor and oatlitter, oldie Poultry, with having attempted to utter a forged 61. The ►rieenso drove I. a Hansen" sob to the door of pre ambles bow" pulled oat • seveveign asked fee ohmage, paid dse sehmam, wed said he wesisi one eiethes, end them Waled Ms the shoguns meddle twasaretlas 41. le. Upon bag @applied whit the bOl he mews with the shopman to be peeweotor, whom he wasted be like elf the six Ghillies% but preaeUed Ups Liu to tabs et two. He thew oiled lir the aseterelet whisk he bed hirriod upon his Mum be he anted, eel end he wed& gin the primmest a if. sole. No **Wee letting been mad• to the yespeosi, the Oman wrote the nem KT' •deki " on the Me, sad Itisded it to the yteeeeater, wise immediately, apes essnyindos it with sone gumbo notes in his own Pos session, head that it was a forgery. DillifOlie of avoidimg the trouble it peeeeee Hag. the tintilsowes unseated to ac company the prisaer to tbe Mem elt whisk the latt,r said he bad resolved it, bat after Ong bees pine to place with him without eusels. it 11.911Yed quite evident dist fraud wee intended Is elesest, awl be was taken to the station house for die skit. Crow-examissil by the prisoner —Yea said yon came from Homburg, sad that, as you VW* sitting at dinntr, you exchanged with the waiter some Premien dollars, for which he gave you the bank note in 9uestion. You stated, too, that you had no more sovereigns but, upon being marched, you were found to be possessed of sin or Seven. The °dicer stated that the prisoner had In his possession when apprehended a gold watch and chain, and a diamond The prisoner was remanded till Thursday. Edward Bristow, who was some days ago charged with having plundered Yr. Henry Lee, meat salesman of Lead enhall.market, of various sums of money, amounting in all to upwards of between 2,oooLand 3,0001, wad brought up for dual examination. Mr. Mille.. , of ilia firm of Bash and Mullane, solicitors to the Comadtise of Bankers for protectlon from i forgeries and frmatileadal hit the prosecution. The prisoner had bee. eeWaedlafy employed in the establishment for eight or nisi years, Mr. Leo being a very aged man. It having hoes aimed that the prooser lived is a style far eneeding his condition in life, and that he was in the habit if betting heavily at races, the son of the tor at length exandeed his father's books, and rord c r. them snob extraordinary iregularithe as peeved that the paten segligisso matt have gained M tbs lognerinent. It was soon hand spat lito eslatewledassom of the prisoner himself that rentatilable doisiencies Ind token plasm in many of the sessnals. and that the artier sent by the beakeee te the pnerinier asplaiaiii of an overdrawn W beta seasseled fres Mr. Lee. Mr. C. _Passolt. ef Lesionbell.grarbst, Mr. Bannister, sad Mr. Windup's, proved that they bad paid to the pri ' ewer Chicle* iffit several Sant Of 1100/7, on Mr. Lei's se um; her meet{ sad It tree else proved that the prisoner bad resolved tbo gamey gad agree stagnated for it no *maw mid be bed argibiag le sap in his def..nce, sad was osmaitted for trial. GUILDHALL. Theme Moses asid - jo: 1 1; Demean wen charged with having bsem Anna in the city emir In Whilemesostreet. TM Omani were observed by the aim megog op the Fisting bon the sewer, and were immedholely Wien into emitody, when a false key that was mai to open all the sewer gratin was totted upon them They mid they got their being rmuseging through the emu& Alderman Moo told them it was a Mann to enter the sewers without any lawful Maims, I. answer to which they said the commusionen would employ than, for they knew more underground than any of the son employed on the seven. They, however, promised net to go them again if they could get their living by other mane, and were discherged. WORSHIP-STREET. Bente with siWllttiitilloW,TwO7dl;letie fellows, were elterged with the following burglary at the boom of Mr. Jobs Ihelaforik bradh Mmee,et et die Old Commodore Tavern, in Old Mearagea Wblesehapel. Tim pm Mated Oat he retired to rest about twelve o'elealt lb" pottalise sislit, after aseetally eseariag hie promisee, bat shanty bides" obi eels* Oat serantag be wm sesesel tram deep by Ye ma, wb• faheased lira that the Woes la he mimed by thieves, mite WM at that soma mimed la seematides the Ismer epsofteenee. lie belga* lemlemed deem Maim ea mewing the pr ime, dimmed that thieves sal bad allele& ea mamma by pelting epee*, **Mess et the wbedser mbieh leaked dews laes allgablag seas% ohm width limbed hese& the door essamanteating mill the bee, mei loam time ell the drawees and hems is the passe, the nabob or whisk were sesellmed @beat in the uteseet esellmira. Tbey had Sipe Mead spa the till, is whisk, however, only • emrll lower dew bad hetamedy hem left, as pewe e/eke MI Wee tfYe yeeterailea, as tits review bight, of re =iap his Imes sea, missadei Mupwards of 1001. to mam heeds matody. • quantity of plata, wear ing apparel, sed ether aikido, were found packed up in man= Psi lemenal, and It wee evident that the thieves kik dumped IN a very great hurry, after imbibing the seals of a betels of rum, which was left empty on the iimoder. liesishoth, the iweeteetter's sea, stated that Meetly below d ebb* le wee dielerbsd by a sort et esethei anise hi the &ewer part et the house, and on do emading to Member, he observed the two prisoners, who iwenat weds aMk to the window, from which they dews his the side-seert. Met raising an alarm, I whom al ease spew ewe Mir then, but finding that Tang Wilma rebid VON elbh eitglibours, with whom ' he wee sespesed in • Wane mess% he panned the other Vie, was slumps& lay s palkoms, after a pro moted asi to eestedy. Jaw Ikewales, s hirewirlesi man, living in the court at the aide et the peenswierb hems, stated that while eland- With deer th e ere is gemston e he we the prisoner Wild eelisell imp deem hoe the primm • dow of the pellirlieueo, and be lama* wing L eew ard and seised MM of him, but M commweei a il/eeaM resist ors, era while they wore esenisi together the other =wade his eepeatesee, same him • violent the bask et die MA whir* wwwslied hint to n autili lb hid et Weed. who esseeed Weed Jewel the mew et ihe amt. Whims, hewe d :e a r= daftly impel with Team, and Ass a smart contort, hi the seem @twills& he was very regghly landlimi, and Ms *Shift was used, tern to a pirlisween at Yew um op, wait whose the rehear was sad esswesi I.9 Er su pelli tee Mimed Wilda toy dodoes f seed, alter etwasesedis die esesegsews eet el the wham kwira iag, the mosietwite amishil Mk he trial. MAIL 11010110114111111 T. Mr. Nardwkit ble Ma yes ia the ISIS of the keeper et the Watseka Jerieys4lreet, Nathan sad Me waiter. who hen damp* with the eines under the Swabs lane et maw aphiN Is bit km" Net being duly lieured te de se. It tet4 he aosellested the peliee_pesed that at this pollee asp wireeeso mesh maim i t hear s reassbied at late hews is he serniag blade& sees.lle, hat bawdy sad Xi.mem, ma et seise ars Illeshask rid he had wet* hiked Ws the set side vbielthe pent preseediar Ware branded, sad he w stopirles hat be had so areilistios ia the ease, se the est estempier hales of spittle sold ia boats, hire_theisii, Is the 'heroes, bat met private hews. piles sued that new seavietises had bees y ha er & r seeilleare peva* mare the ems wcoa NE. lieetslek M set owlet became, Lhie opiates I Sr isms didset some within the operation of the - lute; Aut. nlll sums= was diasiesed. LAMBETH. Jermithas Msuld,late the eih — Wereik ha the teas depart meat et the Ileedb•Wastees at the Wlllllo4o4llllka. append lislime a rika. ° ll? Nedra , ditehew ojf seeeeminese oilseed IMe mall dose, to weedy NNW drop the dime= *ski dean law to paw 'OM bkr. It wine imeellselei that Pir- Medd bad has charged at this met sheets nook mime welt ets‘reetios • krite ....t mew paid to bile as egoist et do empewy ra y Mr. Oetil.ea umewit eethe leta•dry. The gray exagesi, boverner offest mod eseuhrldeew, with drew AS *le pnr.stlas, bat se some doubee rsieshied is to vibellhee Ow Gammas. /sissy would pay over to the esaywey Ihe eiottast to while Stay had hearse liable by the pelieetWe Maud= wells • peemellea teak piece, the Neessed or Mead over hi waft Is oppose st el a meatit z __ - - - altormy cite the ammesd, applied for thedbiargest dismt, ea t o here did sot appear to be any penes ia attemiemos to oppos him. At than s. 111 r. Crombly tie solicitor to the South Western &Swop Oesapeay, sawed the overt, and, upon beimpbeid of the opplisailea that hod Pot been made by Kr. Wldillea, shommal that. is so he as the charge re lating te the embeedmewl tsoa swassimed, there was an =dm it, and, NI reeposted t Ommates Society, le (Kr. Cressli of k) fall it to * ems be lie St* hrward to lb. eseretary ef smapaay, as sum s so pmeibis after this roosoad. a iatfisYw vid* lobe moist assmod, owl ea that Kr. Wald was hewed over la tempi mese ts wear on that day. Kr. Ifesiw inquired if any person from the Guarantee Society wee pmewat, sod resolved ea mower I. the nags dm He at ewes adored the disolowee of the accused, who left the scot is the if him friends. This bebop the log megaliths' the farther rumination of a mom soma Sissy Law* alias Jona , aliu Davit, an a amp of Abaft 1111. Asa Kr. Dallor, an au tism,/ KW Slackfriasmosil, by Saud, the prisoner and prossoolor were in atheadloose, es were elm Mr. Seal, jun was he thosiser for the of thumb sad his two fol lows" with a writ to appolood tit Mused. be... of hi. amine. The mem willa may dime. Islas the awkward postbag la 'fish be gee eillbiser from ruaLisEs. George Pike, aged 69,alainsUr, and Abrahams Fannies, • corn-dealer, of RAM Hood-lase l'oplar, were brought up on remand, charged with stealing • quantity of Dorn I and sacks from the warehouses of the Eastern Counties Railway, better known as the pepper warehouses attached to the But India Dock, Blackwell. A large quantity of sacks, and a good deal of grain, consigned to the Railway Company for delivery, had been missed from their ware houses. Suspicion fell upon the prisoner Pike , who was in the service of the company, and M was dusty watched. Oa the 6th instant, Mr. John Dyson, foreman in the company's warehouses, mimed three seeks of barley, sae sack of bear, and one sack of wheat, from • floor in this warehouse. On the 3rd instant, between 8 and 9 o'clock in the morning,a labourer, of the name of !toward, saw the prisoner Pike take out four-bushel sack containing corn, and put it into • truck which had been brought Into the yard by Samuels, who drew it away. Oa the morning of the 6th Samuel. again I brought struck into the warehouse-yard, and having re- I eeived another sack of corn from Pike, who brought it out of the warehouse, he drew the truck away. 'I he auks were sworn to by the witnesses as having the words ",Eastern Counties Railway Compaay " painted on them. After the grata was miming, Mr. Credit, a foreman, spoke to Pike on the subject, and asked him if he had taken any ' sweepings from the B floor; and he replied in the nega tive. He was then asked if he had taken any from the U floor, from which place he was seen to bring out two sacks of corn, and be said he had not been there sines the pre ceding Friday. Mr. Crooke then inquired of him what he had put on • hand-track since half-put S in the morning; to which he replied—" I put nothing on without your orders." Mr. Creaks watched the prisoner at dinner-time oa the same day, and saw him proceed to Robin llood•lane, and go into Samuels's shop, where both the prisoners re mained, and continued in earnest conversation for some time. Both the prisoners were apprehended on the Bth iut., when they denied all knowledge of each other. The truck in which the two sacks of corn had been removed was found at the back of Samuels's premises. Puddiford, a police constable, No. 278 X, went to Pike's lodgings at No. 81, Pennington-street, the day he woo taken into custody, and there found one of the railway companj's auks. It was neatly a new one. On the same day, Mr. We., Gavin, inspector of the Eastern Counties Railway police, made • further search in Pike's dwelling, sad disco vered that his front room was carpeted with the railway company's seeks. Mr. Gavin also found in Pike's house three bushels of glean oats and • large number of sacks, which had been cut up. Oa these fasts Hr. Robinson, who appeared for the com pany, submitted there was a prima fade ease for a jury, and Me. Ingham committed the prisoners for trial. Mr. Pelham offered bail to any amount for Samuels, but The magistrate refused it on the ground that there had been • wholesale system of robbery. CLERICAL Rev. James LeyeastericaliOrrcie the Read Mastership of licpMr Grammar School, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham. Rev. W. Damson, to Woodbead Perpetual Curacy, Cheshim; value, SU and reeideuce. Ray. E. Davidson, to be Lecturer (not curate) of Oahy per Charity, and Clerical Superintendent of Sawle. RIOT. W. Framer, to Tor-Mohan and Coekiagion Curacy, Devoe. ii,;;; Wm. Thomas Freer, to St. Margaret Caney, Leicester. iteS: Ralph Cumming Motto., to Newland Canny, Glou cestershire. Bev. Samuel Mosotjoy Smith, to Cha!wood Caney, Botaorsot._ _ _ ITA7;: - Wm. Daniel Tyson, to Barrow with Twyford Curacy, Derbyshire. _ Bt. Christopher's, West lodise, St. Mary Cayon, sad Christ Church, Nicola Toon ; stipend, 18W.; patron, Bishop of Antigua. Westbury, Wilts, diocese Salisbury; stipend 1001. AVAL. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 18.—Arrotermorrs.—Ounner S. J. Cameron, Boatswain Edwd. Langley, and Carpenter Thos. Conglin, to Ingsrrimase. Assistant-Surgeon Edwd. Jno. Soiley, to Cruiser. Chaplain Thos. W. Bennett, to at. Osorge. Paymaster G. X. L. Wise, to Megara. Cap tain Wm. W. Chambers, to Desperate. Captain Francis Scott, to Odin. Captain Charles O. E. Patsy, to AinpAion. Captain Hyde Parkes, to Firebrand. Commander Hon. G. H. Douglas, to Cruiser. Commander G. T. M. Purris, to argue Commander John C. Bailey, to Medea. Com mander Geo. Parker, to Barrocossier. Lieutenant Wm. Mould, and Master Daal. Me. De Jago, to Odis..—Paouu- V102111.--Commander George T. P. Monsby, to be Captain. Lieutenant John M. Cooke, to be Captain. Lieutenant Wen. Burden, to be Captain. Mates Rota Mansell and Fres. M. Noel, to i be Lieutenants.—The oMcen now in Cruiser turned overto Firebrand. DEVONPOIIT, Dec. 19.—The Valorous, steam fri gate, which was oommissioned on Wednesday: is to have a complement of 220 officers and men. The Nile, 90, le being Sited as a screw ship at this port. The Avon, steam tander,:sailed for Portsmouth on Monday with supernu meraries. She returned this morning. The Brisk steamer has had her meets and bowsprit pat in, and is now being rigged alongside the dockyard. By a letter from H.M.S. Portland, dated 20th October, we learn that Roar Admiral Moresby, Com mender-in-Chief in the Pacific, is going to make an ex tended tour of hie station, visiting Vanconver and other islands, and is not expected back at Valparaiso till June or July, 1863. PaymasteryWism Henry Bateman (of Stoke), H.M.S. Virago, has been selected by the admiral to fill the important end onerous post of paymaster of the Port land, vice W. B. H. Farrar invalided. Mr. Bateman was the junior paymaster on the station, a fact which affords conclusive evidence of the high opinion his commander-in chief entertained of his worth and ability. Passed clerk William H. Hills (1849), to be eating paymaster of the Virsgo, vice Bateman to Portland. MALTA, Dec. 13.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Haddisgton, with the bulk of the India mail, arrived to-day. 1 trust that the despatch forwarded by the French steamer will have reached you long ere this. It is now announced that Admiral Donde* does not return to Malta. The announcement has caused general russet. The Sampson, steam frigate, will leave this place to-night, to convey despatches to the admiral on the arrival of the Caradoc, with the outward India mail. The Banshee leaves this port for Marseilles at 4 p.m. today, with that portion of the homeward India mail sent through Franco. The Spitfire, screw steamer, from Candle, arrived yesterday early, and obtained pratique this morning, after a quaran tine of 24 hours' duration. The Triton, steam packet, from Corfu, with mails ; the Genoese steam frigate Calcutta, from London; the Arabian, screw steamer, from Liver. pool, and the Egyptian steam frigate Muhbiri Surer, from London and Gibraltar, severally arrived during the night of Saturday. COTTON.—Lyrniu.ool., Dec. 18.—The sales of cotton to-day an estimated at 6,000 balm, and comprise 100 Per ms' and Maranharn, 61d. to Std. and 800 Surat, 3.d. to 4.d. Th e market, although closing tamely, exhibits a good deal of flmanees. Prime have undergone no change from yesterday's rates. MANCHIST3O.. Dec. 18.—There is no further improve ment either in yarn or cloth than that noted on Thursday, and which had referenda chiefly to goods purchasing for immediate shipment M India and China. In mule sad water twist for hew gmemeption and for export to the metinestal =rheaq WI that tea be said is that more Mathews prevails ► withal lewretwaset le business. In sloths dews Me bass eye! feel et kawsirp for . printers, bee TIMM Wl* helsen emit were low prices were Thew hasher' were Wiese in thew goods than i• nags of shahs. Per dewestiee the demand is way owl he eihtlase, swept what have been sumofw here hes beam he. moderate sale. Should the iefentiesee by the sonast new nearly dee from the 17niloi States give beim et a steadier Burke' for cotton. we shall probably see on kareediat• resumption of business, bonus the slackness is only the result of instability in the cotton market, end went et emadence, not of exhausted markets; bat if otherwise, we shall see very little new Madams before the end of the year. There are many un exhausted contracts of bag standing which still keep the mills goiege extent., and stocks are not weasaalatiag to any notice abl WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lanus, Enc. 18.—We have had a good market to-day. In both cloth halls there hu been considerable briskness, and su excellent business done for the season of the year. There have been several buyers in the town during the week from London, ficotlaud, and other parts of the country. Some of them have purchased pretty freely ; this, together with a good skipping business that to doing at present, has caused considerable activity in the trade of the warehouses this week. HARDWARE.-11Gunicoitax, Dec. 18.—Trade here remains in the condition last reported ; generally it is good —almost, if not altogether, unpreeedentedly so at this time of the year. At the great railway carriage work', at Ut ley, the order. are very large, especially for the purpose of the Norway and Indian railways now in coarse of construc tion. The only fact worthy of more than general noti ce as regards the trade of the town during the week has been the steppe(' of a mercantile house trading for some years part with Mexico, and recently consigning largely to California. The liabilities are said to be from 14,0001. to 18,0001., and, es usual in each cases, the good debts are sold to be very large. A meeting of the principal creditors took place last Tuesday ; and, as we en informed, some arrangements will be carried out by them for winding-up the concern so far. More excitement than ever has prevailed in the iron trade during the week, and another advance of 20s. to 40e. is already talked of; cer tainly, orders are not now accepted at the last adrenal, but, if we mistake not, the result of these moat extravagant ad vances will be highly mischievous, and, before very long, the mischief will be rather widely felt. We have Teases to believe that the price of pigs is not quite so high as it Weald to be, and there are come tolerably heavy stocks on hand. In the mune of the week we have seen contracts for the sale of Hickman's Grey Forge Mine pigs at 41. 10s., end for Gibbon's pigs at the like amo un t, an d f or na il s h eets at 111 10s. • nlithit minap is the prise of tin is wad to be by so bionslogesbakis. CORN.—CAuswoos, Doe.lB.—A large supply of &Hoorn to-day, and Wheat and Barley were cheaper. Wheat, new, 44..t0 46e. ; old, 60.. to 626. Barley, 21.. to ns. Beane, new, 30.. to 325. ; old, 361. to 381. l'eas, 26e. to 30e. Oats, 160. to 24e. - Cr,WTitasent, Dee. 18.—Our market was thinly supplied 1 with Wheat, and prices the same as last week. ..... CoLcwastaa Dec. 18.—A good tapply of Wheat and Barley; the sks slow for the former, at Is. advance, the latter barely supporting last week's price'. Beam and Pus unaltered is value, and but few for sale. OLouciticrra, Dec. 18.—The Wheat market to-day was, very firm. The supply of English was only moderate, and found buyers at 2s. per qr. over last week's prices ; and in ferior parcels of foreign are held for Is. per qr. more money. Barley steady, at former rates. Beans and leas firm. Oats move off In moderato quantities, at an advance of 6d. to lc per quarter sinter this day week. The weather to-day dry and frosty. tivit.Drosto, Dec. 18.—Tker• was • large market of Wheat, and • very ostensive demand; old may be noted Is. to 2.1. dearer, but, 'accept in some instances, there was little variation in the value of new. Bale very unsaleable. Wheat, old, 495. to 62a. ; new, 36e. to 53i. Barley, 25e. to 33e._ Bans, 345. to 38s. Peas, 345. to 355. lIIITIORD, Dee. 18.—The market today WAS again thiely supplied with Wheat ; trade for all descriptions firm at fully ea much money as last week. Barley sold freely at last week's prices. Oats, Peas, sad Beans quite as good trade. l'rices : Wheat, from 235. to Ms. per load. Bar ley, 245. to 3.55. per qr. Oats, ris. to 241. Peas, 18s. to 21s. per load. Beans, 18s. to 20s. Tares, 20s. to 225. Rye, 18s. to 20e. Mancararea, Dec. 18.—Since this day se'nuight the trade for most articles h as continued in a leas animated state; still fully previous prices have been real ised for flour, and the stocks in the hands of factors have but little increased. The imports into Liverpool and Run• 'cern consist of fair supplies of oats and oatmeal from Ire land, and of wheat end flour from abroad ; the arrivals of other produce from all sources being very scanty. At our market this morning the transactions generally were to a moderate amount only, but the currency of this day was fully maintained, and for some articles rather exceeded. ?iowcarmr-UPON-TYNE, Dec. 18.—The trade during the present week has continued to exhibit an improving tendency, and a large business has again been done in old Wheat, at an enhancement of Is. per qr„ whilst upon Flour • further slight amendment has occurred, amounting in some eases to Is. per sack. Fine Barley has been fully as well sold, but the disposal of the intermediate qualities has beau interfered with by the foreign receipts (chiefly from Denmark), which being heavier, are taken in preference by Some realtsters at 295. per sr., weighing naturally 6411 e. per bushel. Grinding and distilling fully as dear, with a fair steady inquiry. Beans and boiling P eas f u lly as dear, with rather more demand ; :the same remarks being alike applicable to Oats, for which a speculative feeling still exists. According to the official tables recently published by the Board of irate, the following quantities of grain and Flour have paid duty during the 10 months ending the 6th of November, viz: Wheat, 2,419,981 qrs.; Flour, 3,481,274 ewts. ; Barley, 624.6 A qra. ; Oats, 911,919 ; Rye, 6,479; Peas, 71,664; Beans, 318,366; against Wheat, 3,621,181 qrs. • Flour, 4,703,918 c w t s . ; B ar l ey , 77 4,0 7 9 qrs.; Oat., 1,122,812 ; Rye, 24,611; Peas, 79,953; and Beans, 263,588 for the corresponding period last year. At our market this morning we bad a large show of Wheat from the growers, the condition whereof was much affected by the weather, whilst from the eosin the arrivals are more eensiderable than of late, the greater portion of which, how ever, having peeped direct into the hands of the millers, ren dered them more indifferent about purchasing, still a clear ance was effected notwithstanding the above discouraging circumstances, at the fell rates of this day sa'nnight, extra qualities in some cases co mm anding rather more money. Foreign and other descriptions were held firmly at the advance of the week, with a fair con sumptive demand. In Flour we have little variation to note, but upon the whole there was less pusing. Rye un changed. Choice malting Barley was held with confidence, from an impression that the country supplies will fall off importantly, and eoaaequeotly from teaceforth give an en larged sale for prime Norfolk and Suffolk varieties. With respect to the intermediate qualities, there was a disposition evinced to sell each, even at a trifle under previous quota tions. In Malt little stirring, and our extreme currency is only made for anything very extra. Beans and Peas stea dily maintain their value. With Oats we were shortly supplied by our growers, as well as from the coast, sad sales were freely effected at an improvement of Bd. to Is. per qr. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, cosetwise, 2,627 In.; foreign, 468; Rye, coastwise, 60; Barley, coastwise, 988; foreign, 782; Malt, coastwise, 135 ; Oats, coastwise, 30; Peas, foreign, 289; Flour, 1,613 sack... NORWICH, Dee. 18.—At our market this day there was a good attendance of farmers and merchants, who offered a large quantity of Wheat, both old and new . Hi g h er p r i ces wen expected by the sellers, but millers preferred realising rather than increasing stock. Sellers were firm, but • con siderable quantity remained unsold. Prices must be quoted firm, at a shade advance on the rates of this day s.'lll:light, Floor was not quite so ea y to quit ; no change can be noted in price. Barley was • good sale, at full prices. Grinding aorta also were firm, and moved off briskly, but no advance can be noted. Beans were quit* as good in price, quan tity email, quality scarcely so good as heretofore. Peas were in demand and realised prices equal to those of lat.. Oats were a good supply, condition not quite so good: no change in value. We do not change our quotations. PETIRIIOIOOOH,Dec.IB.—We had rather a large supply of Wheat here to-day; best samples made last week's pnces, other descriptions were Is. per qr. lower. Not much Bar ley, and prices unaltered. Oats and Beans each Is. per qr. dearer. READING, Dee. 18.—Our Wheat market was rather short in supply ; fine quality samples made full Is., and in Dome cases 2a. advance from last market day ; 645. per qr. wu given for old, and 535. fur new. Malting Barley much en quired a ft er, but little at market ; q u it e av dear ; while inferior samples might be obtained on easier terms. Beans and Peas very scarce. Oats of secondary quality plentiful at late prices. Waimea, Dec. 18.—We are largely supplied with Wheat to-day, and fairly with other articles. The best dry Wheat maintains the prices of this day week, whilst the raw inferior thing; are bad to sell, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. Oats and Beans each Is. per qr. dearer. Other articles as before. Woncaarza, Dec. 18.—Our market to-day was largely supplied with Wheat, and no advance could be obtained on any description of foreign ; but Is. to 2s. per qr. more was made for the English, and all kinds which changed hands. Barley dull, and rather lower. Oats Is. per qr. dearer. Beans and rem more inquired for. i Yost', Dec. 18.—There being a large attendance of farmers at this day's market, we have more Wheat offering than for some weeks past, which met a fair sale, at fully last Saturday's prices. Barley, of fine quality, fully as dear, but common sorts rather lower. Oats and Beans firm, at last week's rates. WATIMPORD, Dec. 18. Our deliveries of farmers' produce have spin been tolerably good, but from abroad the imports continue light. Our market this week has not exhibited so much animation as of late, but prices of all articles have been well maintained, with an upward ten dency in the value of Oats. This morning we had a liberal supply of Wheat, and it was quickly disposed of at the rates of Saturday last. Oats were in good request, at an improvement of 4d. to 6d. per barrel. Barley met little inquiry, without change in prise. There has been a steady sale for foreign Wheat during the week, and to-day pur chases can hardly be made on such good terms as on Monday or Tuesday last. For Indian Corn we have experienced • fair demand, at the full currency of this day siennight, and , with moderate arrivals bolder* look for better prices ere ' long. Flour as last quoted. Imports this week : Wheat, 63 qrs.; Indian Corn, 2,600. Exports : Barley, 100 barrels ; Oats, 6,863; Flour, 760 sacks; Indian Corn, 600 barrels ; Oatmeal, 663 01/61. KIIMCILLDIr, Dee. 18.—Atour country markets this week owing to the weather, we had lees than the usual quantity of grain offering. We had many anxious buyers for every kind of grain ; and an advance was freely paid of 2s. to 3.. per quarter on Wheat, 6d. per quarter on Barley, and • full shilling on Oats. Here, to-day, we had good supplies of Wheat and Oats, but small of Barley. Barley sold !readily at about 6d. per quarter over last week's rates. Oats were fully 2s. per quarter higher. Farmers began by asking most extravagant prices for Wheat, which checked sales. Sales, however, were made at Is. per qr. over last week's rates; while the top price is ss. 62. per qr. higher. Prices: Wheat, 461. to 695. 6d. per qr. Barley, 2&. 62. to 325. Oats, 19s. 6(1. to 2:58. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801b5., 30s. POULTRY, to.-EIWOILTI AND LianalinALL, Duc. 8.-Geese, ee.od. to Ets.; turkeys, 4s. to 16s. each ; ducks, Is. 6d. to 2s. ed. ; tense rabbits, 12d. to ls. ed. ; wild ditto, Bd. to 1.. Od. • pigeons, 4d. to Bd. each; roasting pigs, 4s. 1341. to 71. eac h ; Surrey fowls, es. Od. to 9s. ed. ; ditto chickens, 3e. to es. Od. ; barn•door fowls, 2s. (id. to es. per couple ; pheasants, 3s. to 41.; partridges, ls. Od. to ls. ed. ; hares, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 9d. ; leverets, 2s. to 34. Od.; woodcocks, 21. to 3s. ; grouse, 2s. to 2s. 6d. ; snipes, 9d. to Is. ' • teal, 6d. to led.; wild ducks, Is. 3d. to I s . 9d. ; widgeons, 9d. to Is. 3d. ; and plovers, 4d. to 9d. each. English eggs, 10s. to ; French ditto, W. W. to 12s. Od. per 120; Fresh butter, 10d. to Is. Id. per lb. FISH.— BILLING/OATS, Dec. LB.—Salmon, Od. to h. Od. per lb.; turbots, 34. 6d. to Bs.; brills, Is. 6d. to 6s. ; cod fish, 2i. Bd. to 7s. Od. each ; soles, 61. to 2s. 3d. per pair ; gels, 6d. to Is. per lb. ; lobsters, Bd. to 21.0 d.; crabs, 6d. to ls. Bd. each ; 2s.Cid. to be. per dos. ,• haddocks, 4d. t o 10d. ; dorys, 2s. Od. to 6s. Od. ; mullets, Od. to Os. each ; common oysters, 9s. to 165.; natives, 345. to 38s. per bushel; mackerel, 10d. to Is. each; smelts, Is. per deem; skate, 4d. to 7d. per lb.; shrimps, Is. 6d. to 2s. 3d. per gallon; bloaters, Is. Id. to ls. 4d. ; fresh herrings, Is. to Is 841 . per dozen. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Dioxnny, Bic zzzzz 20, 11162. The state of the Weather at each of the following please at Nisi o'clock on Saturday morning. The staVaas ars arranged is order of latitude. Mut.Liwoau—S.s. • °esti' Breese ; Partially Cloudy . HASTINGS—N. ; (.4rltle Breen ; Cloudless. SOUTHAMPTON—N.Ii.; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. Foialwrotta—N.; Light Breese; Cloudless. TUNSIIII.IOI—W. ; Calm; OTereASr. BASINGSTOKI-11.W. ; Calm ; Partially Cloudy. Gainnwtcn—N. ; Gentle Breese ; Cloudless. Branon—N. Gentle Breeze; CIONdIeSS, BWINDON—N.W.iLight Airs; Cloudless. COLCHISTIR-B.W. • OeStle Breese ; Cloudless. YARNOUTIA—N.; Hard Wind ; Cloudless. Tl/111 DAY, Nom?. Cliiime et MM. straerui et Inad. se as woad". 0. NAM 011 tall BEIM. Moab DRIPPING INTELLIOBNI SEABORNE MAILS. 1w divan Mettles maim are seat from the General Poot.off ,014,110a—aMKbythaismulmr—deordcM COUNTILES. IDay visa made 1p Ia Gerwaral Poe. 06•• Wady% traft part in ft ciss;.atalW. wormi .. .. Dee. Seatkagepko kimicaptyltrit. Ned psaist N B , wifiss(by Ua SINN AakarNa(byU.NNiesplN mi t s . trria(vla &NNW% I Ditto (via Ilarssillos) •Ditto(via Cops of Good Dips) .ll Athos ( Watt thast) Alazaridrls• ..... Ilkosil Ilsoss Ayres ONIONINa Cap of Good Naps N' Daps ds Verde. Diostaatinopis • N j Asserko r.oiu Fare Neasmel .. .... lailia(viarioulkarapt.) Wits (via Marselliss) N India (via Cape of Good ops) Ka uritius Modttivra ) asaaivia Bouts Mules siaptiat_ , Mt.( via Marssillis) „It KndMra Nalco ............. «...N I OaPlo * Psulninla NI Pan TuNday• Dest lodes . an Dleiosses load (i Australia) 1D... ! Du e.ls ........,_,l ,Dm 22 1110th of oath 'oath! 74th of the meth I 'fed of February lard of the mewls • littalstetb of sm Italy 9th of the nos% i Ilth of the &oath 1,21'41E7M0: theatb , 14th of the month 14th of the mouth : 170.17thelthantee 7adiel7t.bofro.LU, Wei.,4Frld • 2adkl7lhof svelte : iTelee day 7th 1711a21thef new Tuesday & Fr:la) Wedaos. & blot 17th of Ike tiohth. Twit* day lota of tug smith' 9th424th of mouth' :goattuaptoalDft Dgner ........ I • . Plyanoull rimnoutt ha. 4 . Immo Dray ,Southa tr naptoo ha. 11 4oathamploo lac pi itrathekoll.,,E Senred SkiUthifilptop O. 25 Southaa.ptua Dv. 24 Loner imahamptce imiTeu ter Ts 11. M. louth...mpt.A armed Dona Douor 2 „ rofol da: lout , tau coo. Oat $4 Southampton.' pe0.24 i hoallamptce. Um. M Mho( the month' lithe the month, 2reA of the month 1 ion thseepue . I ev. 21 6 thea4th of mom t 4 ' Dover Sod of the etotth 1 ioutheetptee. huh I 11t11234 of the me., iouthsaiptoo.ies. i la. 17 th, I 10th,27 th 1 ealOthof the south Dover I DehAll Sth I 21h251h0f opts ' !lover Dee. 22 SthlStlaSthot 'eon Moyer I thee. 23 Inalf thl7U•of min Seutacht•toh !Dtc. 24 1 2odlk 'Tibor month I terathelopeo ' Arvind Sal3t2UStisef mot 1 Weer I Dee. 21 Want/ dassa 44 ethemploo.i Anevel --. _ I • 11be sib kr Mimila vls the Cape of Uood Mope are suit Ca Ur lad it our, aliwrie mouth. nose made up on the mid 24th 04 nth Um* els Southampton sad Marseille. are scut ly ailing Tem& at mast has einevore, but mast year they moil: met ia siasasts. ♦ MAO MI MP made up on the 2nd of every alternate month tor the Capes, Good Hope. • The Mane to tho•a count:tee than marked (•J are coorelod Free& gasket to Marmites. CASUALTIES. Claruna, from Dantric to London, which was reported et having been wrecked on the Ncwcome Sand, has beta got off, and towed in here.—Lowestoffe, Dec. 17. Druid. from Liverpool to Panama, sprang a leak off tb: Wormshead, and put into Kingstown yesterday for rep c p with five feet water in her hold.—Dublin, Dee. 17. Supreme Sagas., of Nouvelle (Marseilles), Abed, from Newport to Sierra Leone, was totally lost off the harbour last night ; t►e owner and five seamen lost ; the nals*.et and a boy eared.—lliderord, Dec. 17. LEE I VED. AtAll-It Deal, Dea=OCT 17, from Westweri Aunty-at tisessetowu, Dee. 16, nom N. lids, Amos Ideate-at Liverpool, December 18, from .....St Niebse:'s Suzanne' Emends-at Gravecend, Dec.l9, from.. - ... Gwen Anal, aa -at Gravesend, Decanter 19, from leatte CAIIIIIIIIII-at Liverpool, December 18, fr0na...„.....« Quebec Dames-et Gemmed, Dec. 19, from Chum* OSMIUM-at Deal, December 17, from Guest Marra -at Queenstown, December 16, from Ith G mule fLuse-st Gravemmd, December 19, from . ..Daso.c &us -at Gravesend, December 19, trust 11114^ ran .111211-at Gravessed, Dee. 19, from Nukes VIUM11111? -at Gravesend, December IV. from a.tea LULU JLMTIII•-at Gravesend, December IS, from ..... Charente Gtareviu.a-off Pill, Deoember 17, from Quebsc Cleaniwies -at Liverpool. December IV, from .Si. Juba .., 9.8„ lidirsraesi -at tin , December 19, from Breen thump. -at Gravreesd, Deoember IS, from Genre bous-at Graresead, December 19, from Aubh.s leewica Lass-st Gravelled, Deo. 19, from it. 31.chse.'s INDVITAT-la LIIIIrpOOI, Dec. 18, from it. Welsh's JOMANNA -at LIMIIOOI, December 18, from Moan J• 11111 Nouns-et Ltverecol, December IS, freris......New Ohms Java-at Pill, i December 17 from Qbec Levan-at verpool, Dece m ber to, from Windree 7. +. Luseara--st Liverpool, December 18, from. .te.ktot , ,, S.B. Lime Jainer-st Orsesesed, December Ili, from Terceda LVIITANta-la OlSVosint . Dec. 19, from ...Oporto blur del PIITIMI-11l PLkescaber 17, from (Mem MIRKA -Si Deal, Dec. 17, from New Tort Yana-at Gravesend, December 19, From Readers You Curia-at Liverpool, December IS, fr0m......8t. Stephen Yana-at Liverpool, Dee. 18, from.- llemenee blissavA-at Gravesend, December IS, from Deals koala ClLelerrlell--at UMVIKIId, Desembse IS, pen Seateader New Velem-at °ravened. December IS -......... ........ ...Setwael Narive-at Deal, December 17, tram Weetvard Paul aose-at Plll, December 17, from .... ...... ... .......... spun Sr. Lawavice--at Falmouth, December 17, Ikea.... -. Orkem Bream-at (invested, December IS, from lit. tlehas's Bra Autism:ea Wachs-at Limped, Deo. 16, from P. F.. Wed Twee -at Liverpool, December IS, from Bt. leseew.'i Tauxwo-s.t Liverpool. December IS, feces it. Lase, TWILLIIIO Baosamga-at Oraverend, Desemberlll, from ACborg IngloollX-st Shammed, Desaaler 11, from ',age; WILLIAM AM/JANE- 1 U Liverpool, Demeaber IS, from Area Wa. Vaaha-oft Pill, December 17, trees. deer BAILED. Ala-frem Oreveed, Dumber 19, to kora Macs IlAce-Pram Oreireseed, Derembe 19, to Alpo Boy A" -- froim LimPlel, December DI, to Chu II au -Rom Liverpool, Deemer 18 to flan Cement's-from Gravesend, Decem ber 19, to Sonny Caro-Prom Gronseed, December 19, to St. i matte Ceierrtme-frees Oremesed, Deoersbee 19, to . . .... Balky CIiANDIXAGOID-Ram Oremeted, December 19, to P. Plia.p CoNo3aD -from Grawassi, December 18, to Adetude Caning. -hos Liverpool, December IS, to ..... -.. bt. Lo& Dues or Tose-from Liverpool, December 18, to. lama Mutts EL'S. W Alilll-trool Uvelpoot, December 18, to Demers Ilf I. Melts POMO-tram Liverpool, December 11, t 0... - Wel Hess-from Liverpool, December IS, to IWee lioasiersos -from Orme:mod. December 18, to ...........Live hut Wass-from Liverpool , December 18, to. ...-.Ner load tyrant -from Liverpool. December 18, to Velpmeet Int'. se Aac -from Onneceid. December 19, to Ombra Knav-from Oremeemd, Member 19, to ..... -. .finribtass Maiitu.4 -from Liverpool, December IS, to * Jim °emu Yeame-from Uverpoot, Dee. 18, to 6ar.litig 'CORD -fres Oraemead, December 19, to Port-es•Prume :terra- from Untamed, December 19, to St. lier PATRICE ROOST-Rom Oravereed, December 19, to ..., New Tat PteroLce -trout Oremeend, December 19, to Sartorial Per -from Gnawed, December 18, to Psalm-from Uverpool. December IS, to Qum or nes Bu-Ras Liverpool, December 18, to Rio Jaliall OrIioUTLT--truel °Mailed. Dlolllllber 19, to I'.L Suroorma -from 0 ravemeo. December 19, to Lobo' I Swoon-Ram Limpet. Deemer It, to New Lot am C. Liptak-from (Jsuepoel , December 18, t 0.... . Area 1 1 8. mm-from Liverpool, Remember 18, to Teetatve-from Umepool, December 18, to. We. eirlieal- Rasa Uwe*, December 15, to -Kew--Orem VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Elisabeth:. Bibby, from Liverpool for Africa, Deo. 11, I.t. 43 N., Mo. 13 W. (schooner), for London. Deo 9, lat. 41.44 N., lon. lj..q R. Bt. , from London for Port PbtWp Nov. 9, /at.l4, lac .]-HOLLOAAI'B OINTMENT AN:, Plaid ma Two Csaa of Iknoiroui.—Eztract of . letter from Nr. Paslout" of Cape Town: Dear Wilfred,- -liorier the 'ropy the alanrd d Tema, observing that I 'offered a merely 'rota vs.:4-4 riannorgaisd me to try llodoway's Ointment and rile% informal, me alit • ' BMW p•seenger had teem tiered by theme taealu.b!e you bad kindly given ins • good supply, 1 eummencel 11141111 411111, and In a few days I found snob an improvement di of =health. that I continued them a. dues NI, end I lose on will be paged to bear that lam now perkaly mei." - s ir sa l Leed all &angina, sad at Prolsesx Holloway's estabilobarir, 2". om. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ATTERIDOE. —Dee. IS, at Bed: ord-atreat, Toiteth.park, thr wife of Atteridge, of a son. 116VINGT051.-1.4e. IS, at Branewiolcalquare, Carob, rat , ~ ?Ira 11. P. Eeriness. of a sou. JIACKINNON.—Dee. 13, at Oloworaterwquart, tLe w.:r rf 1 Macklowa, EN., LP., of a son. RANDALL.—Dee. 13, at Portmaa•atent, Portruao•alu3re, thr of J. Randall, M.D., a • sow. TAYLOR.—Dew. la, at Ilaawell, Ilithlkwer., the wee of H. C. Tctler, Eaq., late Madras Army, of a danghter. THISTLETUWAYTEL—Iaro. IS, at Grafton-ettret, the wee of I. lltlatlethwayte, Eaq., Iloathwiekpark, lisnle, o(a dawbkr. _MARKIAOES. ARDOOLAII—HEN Vit et. Jame.... IMlddif". by the Rev. W. J. Hub:hang, MA., Chapbun to the Dute of Moms wish, Kral Abdoolab, to Margaret Wilms, youngest daughter ol the late Ca pt. 0. Henderson, of MM.'. 4th Kegt. st Vol. RICHARDSON —YEARSLEV.— Dm. IS, C. R. Richards's. Est. Lieut. HAL% Slat Rust., eldest eon of C. R. Rabat deem, Eat. Bonet Portaramrquere, to Frames Annie, orgy daughter ,1 J. Tesreley, Pp. , Rayne-row. nt. James's. PANDEItMON—BARRY. Dee. 16, at at. reel'.. rrinee'r-pare. L. wflimol, by the Rev. Dr. MtNette, C. Kanderem, tau , ran" eon of the late Rev. Mr. Itandersem, Vetter of Taolterler, Serb AWL to Moak Marla Yrett, youagem daughter mf J. A. Harry, la, Mew Tart. WILKINSON--OBERT.—Da. If, by the Rev. C. A. Wilt rune. Ih matte Chaplain to H.M. the king of Hanover, R. 11. 11 Alms. Ras., Yellow of [lag's thilege, Cambridge. to C. A. Comae, tt..r daughter of the late Lieut.. Gen. A Monde obert. DEATHS. BISNNWIT.—fIee. IS. Charlotte Elisabeth Burlton Of the late A. Bennett, of Lower Seymour-street, Portintreavare. aged fl. BIRCH.—Dee. 16, at the Parsonar, Maidenhead, the ad. , WV Bev. J. A. Birch, aged 29. BORTRWICIL —Dee. 10, Peter Borthwiet, Ea., formerly Nis . * of Parliament, and late one of the Nanagere of the No , ' aswegasper. DAVIER.—Itee. 15, at Upper Sydealism, B. Davis.. BM, Loll o f IV' vonsltire.aquars, eared 60. EWINO.—Deo. 16, at hie rentdcare, on Richnicral.hill, James lie* Vaq., of IC, Park.crearent, in his 69th year. VITZOKRAI.D.— Very early on Saturday awning. the PCS . 6 .' 4 . in Portland,plsoa, of rheostatic fever. Berry .Irl,ol Fens r + - 4 tlfth too of Thames and 6. A. E. iltagentid, of Slislatoce II am Bucks, aged 10 year. mit 7 mouths. 0166076.—0 cc. 16, at Parli-millage Put, Begent's.parli, B. totem Em , of Greee.las. BOLME9.—Dec. 16, at Nelson Lodge, Chelsea, Lady St (t, tut of W. Holum, Beg-, of Oratton.etreet, Sond.ttreet. IaVING.—Dee. 16 at Baffoll.aquare, Cheltenham, Suunot d sag got the late J. B. Irving, aged 79. TAYLOII.—Deo. 16, at St. Leeaud'e-on-Bea, Mrs. 1. C. T+, 1,0 Adbary iloole, Uinta. Mated end ptiblialted by WlLLien Kme Rein; of No. P,1. 0,0°. Mast, in the Qty at Printer, at the Odhih in 1461 ' 4 ' Mo. la Ms prestastel MAINIIAT. Donal l 116 I / /