The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-22 00:00:00

timetartate; but suggested that the applicatioa should be taken le the Court of Appeal. Mr. Hardy, on behalf of the widow, now renewed the tippliestion before their lordships, contenelieg that the case, if not within the letter of the statute, was, at all events, within its spirit ; and that the statute might to be construed liberally. The 62nd eictio• enacted" that upon any suit becoming elefestive by reerion amuse sheers or traaaninion of interest or liability, it shall not be necessary to ezhibit any supplemental bill in Order to obtain the usual decree or order to carry on the proceedings; but an order to the effect of the usual sup plemental decree may be obtained u of course upon an allegation of the suit having become defective, and of the change or transmission of interest or liability." lie con tended the', although the trsosfer to the trustees had Men ina4la before the passing of the met, yet it was a change or tranuniaion of interest within the spirit of the act, and that the order ought therefore to be made. Their lordships were of opinion that it would only be acting according to the spirit of the act to apply it to such cases as the one Wore them, especially ay, by a suloequent provision of the some section of the set, the parties to be affected by the order were empowered to apply within a limited time to the court to discharge such order on any ground which would have been open to them had a supple mental hill been tiled agaiast them. IrIATMAN a Moe CADZIII Tile EQVITY lIITROTIIIIIINT Ac?, Section 2. The bill in this ease haring been drawn suhsequestly to the act 16 & 16 Vie., e. 86, coming into operation, was printed according to the requisition of the first section of the statute. In the title to the bill se printed a party hav ing the Christian names Constantia Maria was erroneously dceerib.sl in print as Maria Constantin. The solicitor of the plaiatiff, before presenting the bill to the clerk of record. and writs to be tiled, erased the printed word Maria and reinstated it in ink imevdiatelly after the printed word Coestantia. The clerk of reeoßs and writs refused to re ceive and tile the bill on the ground that it was not wholly in print, as directed by the first 'action of the statute. Au application was then made to Vice Chancellor liindersley for an order directing the clerk of the records and writs to receive and tile the bill in its present state. Ilia Honour refrull to make the order, holding that the set did not give him jurisdiction to do so ; but he suggested that the application should be taken either to the Lord Chancellor or to the Court of Appeal. Mr. Schimberg, for the plaintiff, asked that their lord. 'hips would make the order. Their L irdships were of opinion that it would not be departing tram the spirit of the act to make the order asked. The [imposed alteration being of so trifling a cha racter might they thought be made ; but it must not be understood that they would sanction any alteration in writing which was at all intensive or impor ant ; or which would in any way interfere with the legibility of the bill. An order was then made, directing the clerk of records sad writs to receive and tile the bill to its present state. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-StTCRDIY. irrnisus n BAnca —Heroin lan Carrolit, Ma. Jrnms lUPOZ, /It JCSTICS MIOMITIIAN,AND MIL JCITIC. Gala. fiIINIILLII V. HCSNIKVII.—CONSTSVCTION Or WIZ 87,91! Act. Lord Campbell delivem4 the judgment of the court ia this case, which came before their lordships upon ade - miner to a plea of the plaintiff, as repotted a taw days eine' in the Lepeess. The que.tion at roue was, whe ther the cum of 800 J., secured by a bond, wee payable. deisodant contended it was not, on the ground that the 'mount was in truth the consideration money for the mavemate effected by a certain family deed of 'arrange meat, aad that such deed, being in point of fact a sale, and not eapreedag that a valuable consideration was paid, tell within the revisions of the stamp sets, which require that in all Wee the det d of conveyance shall truly rupees the amount of consideration, and, in default of this, a tact the amount may be withheld from the conveying party. The Court wire of opinion that the transaction in question wee not a sale, but a partition ; therefore it was not a that the amount paid for "equality of exchange" ee s e = be dares ed in the deed. Judgment fur the plaintiff. Cottager o. HUDION.—RIONT or A PANTY CONDUCTING HIS OWN CASE To II RICANINID AS A WITNIOOI. In the early part of this term, Mr. Cubbett moved is for a rale to show cause why a new trial should not Cl rsa d in this ease, on the ground that the learned judge had improperly refused to receive his evidence at the trial, be having acted es his own advocate. This rule was sub sequently argued by Mr. Watson, Q.C. for the defendant aad by the plaintiff an person. Lord Campbell now delivered judgment. The Court were of opinion tho rule for a new trial should be mode absolute. Their lordships were fully aware of the gamy inconvenient conaecoeness which would follow from allowing • party to be at once witness and advocate be hie own cause, and did not hesitate to express their strong of such a course; bat they could not, es the ih di t=l e b u dlow it. Before the recent law of evidence tb s eZ i r s at a party to an action to conduct his came was • that recut* permitted a plaintiff or defendant h be • witness on his own behalf, but did not infringe upon I dW anftelideat Webs It was stated at the trial that tr ail* bad bees est aide as the sole ground that parties had tinted bush le abash es& witness, but on closer examina tion it did wit appear the taws laid down each • role. One of the sass eche where, apes the trial before the Sheriff, the attarary he the plaiatiff, !mein addressed the jury ae advenee. was admitted as a whams. Mr. Justice Patties., on the hides for a new trial, said week • tonne wee set peeper. awl seae evident,* might M e n have bees r eeled. Pa the erideses had received after the dehamkare awe was closed, and after his advocate bad NOW, sad ihr la truth, was the sward of the decides. In weether screw hat similar ear, where Mr. Jude Lie had panted • now trial, the point turned u the dramslosoes a the ere, sod so greed rule was laid dews apes the Lag v. Prise " (6 Br. and AW. ales nailer dud. was " ea is sheet Yl which it wee decided the preseaster obiald met Mies the key. thesauri ebesidft • ressester wr fessehly a wis hes Dist thew the Wag was la het the &kW, sad the aid swedes was. whether a rime sod hex= per. searaid taw spat Itherosif the ease of Al tbsegh the ewer hind there was as she whet • party deeds where and advocate, *dr Web* were of *elm that la • ere like the parr there was all atetaftM err a hens The phial, had had mud Wrir4h hi h, end an offer was ark at the teial as km ether dde, be pulped, it until the Mesdames of kat ink be obtained. 1f so ak t a l W mellse seised woad the legislature right or lea*, arise the authority vested I. their t maks es wellerwhereby the present rale night be altered, t as the law Need. the Jed,' at nisi prime unaided his n-' tberity la fehrieca anew the plaintiff to be manlike." as a witases, _aftee Mdeadas a jar,. Rule Amble bit a new trial aessediusly. Qom IL 011 AT Werra RAILWAY Cor ralf TO COWPIL A RAILWAY CONLTAXT TO rum, • Bahama Lawn. litilseaseitseraiinnse bed breed emminedbag the Great Moans Raitwo CemPiel it malo a lal" tail: way, pungent bathe en af pilleneesa ehdamil i a bse th e r s. fee that hotness the Tleeitenteend Mr. aaw sigeseel he Ilse petnasstees. is nal: et tie writ, and tbi kik* rammed earn& was of spines that the peaseaseas was eatitled e rr i beignest Mae esset. bat e=ed tzi = that this are Vesta he medal behee a that all doubts oaths anbeest nigh bout it mat. Mr. Justice Cabello aad Mr. Judea 'Wahines ass marred. Mr. Juan isle still When/ al the salsas he had before espeened. Peremptory sundenas awarded. COURT OF COMMON PLRAlL—BstuaniT. 'mow a Bases.-111nrsee Cam Joints Jama lin. home llama. Ma. Jams Wn.asaiss aye Igs. Juries Tutees& ' Balmer (art miser) a. BOCIMASTRA (gaSTOXDIXT). B.IOIIITZATIOX Arrant,. This ems as egged soda* a issisies at the senties haw rine he the seesaw anima et Ismathasa. as* eight seta nepeaded aria Tbe heis Venn ease balder el eatses, whin wee iniamet to a rest amp of W. le. 74., eoaveyed • pants& of A is the appellant, so► het to • rest charge of 4J. da, and be emenestei le tabor airy him against the Largos any Masse. lam the re vising banister it was malandel that era of the estate was liable it ths whale M the seat shnge aad that the moan of It asset he set again' the anus/ enloe of the had held by the appellant The ermisisi barrister adopted this view of the ars, sad heed that wellant's land was oat woe* It.. above the soma ef lb. on rent charm sad he thereon dieallewell the rote. The patties for the ems *ow was, ukase Ibe revising barruiter wee right lit his desieles. Mr. Solvent Byles and Mt. bashed In the appellant, .ad Mr. Coedits; foe Os The alert bah that the seising shiny@ stela ne be pelts* aggeolleeel 411111 wee pease ef the Mete be all perpsise Wl= thetelhee thet those nest Ise jeer met he de Nodes seineeil. armies AT MIT haw m lawsor.—Barona Its. haws Clemsma ass • Pianos MIT. FISHIR v. oeethias.-oAtisza no la TIM MINT. Ilde was an aids epee a bill of ezdienv 261/4 dated the lst Ikopteesbee, 1666, drawn by ea. Moyle upon the defendant, at els menthe. wad 'edema M the *Anti, The defendant pleaded Aal the bill WO given At new was at wake, and that the plalndir Yak it with wales of the fact sad yahoo* glebe _vales Ar a M. Ma bust Ilyise sad /dale& pposuot At the plata titt, Kr. Ohemesee, Q. 0.,, sad M. Odder were fro the defeadosa. Ms. Meadow sem that Is scar s. of the Sam of the be hod to booda with W use of the dohs awl he wield themesee mate that hie shoat was a Ilestoosat la the 77ta Iteelarrat of Feet, width was last peer sholamai at Plymouth. Os the bilk Aar* Ply- ENNA raga were rue, said ahem that dm lbws appeared Y tbe town a number of wee= wenwitaile thweeelves tha Mae of " The II ttlt and Mae& Mohr beik to WWI he believed that they weft aelhies taste than biath-ber. They stated a welehe pme ta mir but as it required genie promeslea to mile o 7 the impetrate', Ode Nab arm carried ea play tee to is infloessios is the ems here, as as to prevent thek Mies eased whilst they wear at week. Oa the meander third sight, a, y opeaed a room at a livery stabirbasper's limed Oms, mad It was the wiehetaae of dint sad mute brother Mew top Sham an that session. It was oiler mein whoa be imook sad he (lb. Isamod seamel) ea deatood ho wan mbar l brat, as musk these area every atten tion paid to oseilame who wombed to use the roulette table, and thempaine wee dam ahem for their use. The owsesquenee wee that UM. Illesalds became elated, mad basis. lent the 161. whisk 110 had la Le peeks; ke played ea great eatil las het Owl and ea I 0 U WM, ash the tell la turiliss o von Pm ea mews of part of this ram. This 10 U was afterwards handed over to soother °Meer who had won ; but he, however, went themat night and lest it bock again. When the bill became' dee a letter wu written smiling for uyment, on behalf of the " Town and District Banking Company;" and as intimation was gives that if it wu not paid, the use would be laid before the Cesemandcrin•Chief. The communica tion wee not awwered. and another was sent teeleeinsi • copy of a letter who lad been seat te the Ceeneesieme• Chief, eel webesqvastly alr roles wee beeestit. If he proved these fasts, be appieheeded tt weal& be leembent anon the plaintiff to show hew be Demme penneml el this bill for so large an masons% nomptod by a yews eager. and which, upon the face of it i, :e ds uet u rve had 'sty seepielses appearance to any man of Mr. John lien, livery Intkobsaper, of Mynas* 'peke as to his knowledge of the Clabr being at Plymeoth last year He was requested by the aers of the Tftlt bellow them to name to hie room. He did not let the aeons, but lent it to the officers. He mw seven or eight °facers them and he also saw Chapple there, but he did not see them playing at roulette. Mr. Collier—Did you see a roulette table in the room ? Watnesa-1 believe I us sot bound to answer the question. Mr. Collier—Do you refuse ? Witneu—Yes, I do refuse. His Lordship said he thought the waness was entitled to refuse to answer, upon the ground that it might tend to criminate himself. The cute was heard down to this point on Friday, when it was adjourned ; and this morning Mr. Hex was again called into the box, and he stated that the officers were is his room for three or four hours, and that he went into the room once or twice during the time. There were some ! fowls, and ham, and tongue, and things of that sort there, and also SOON champagne and brandy and water. To Mr. Justice Creswell—He should say Lieutenant Ronald, was about 23 or 26 years of age. Mr. Chambers said his client had promised to be in court by haltpast nine o'clock, in order to be examined ; but it was now past ten, and he had not arrived. Mr. Justice Cromwell said he would wait long enough, to see whether he really intended to come or not. The business of the court was accordingly suspended until heitpast ten, but the defendant did not make hie appearance, and a verdict was eanaegamsliy taken for the plaintiff for the amount of the bill and interest, 253 t. 131. 6d. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—SATURDAY. &WINOS DI BANCO.-1300112 'DM LOAD CM./ emu.. Ya. 8/111011 'ARIL Ya. 114101,1 MAMMON. APO 1111. BAUM PLAIT. YOUNG AND 0701sa ASSIONIRS IP. WARD. - . - . This cause was tried before the Lied Chief Justice of the Queen's Beach at the last maims Oar York, when a verdict was found for the plaintiffs with Mi. damages. Mr. Watson having on a previews day' obtained a rule nisi to set aside the verdict for the plaintiff, and to eater it for the defendant, Mr. Hugh Rill and Mr. Wears showed 1111•011, and Mr. Watson and Mr. Tomlimes eapperted the Me. The arguments of the learned smthell thespleil several hours, but the question involved Is the then sestaised no peiat of :public interest. After the Mond thaneel cm both sides had been beard, The court expressed its opiate that the alleged act of bankruptcy, out of width the penalises arose, was sot as act of bankruptcy; hat thathissit se the pleletilli not to be put in a worn pathos honest the ail= L i te thewr trial was in their favour, a fair way to &pose of the rule would be to make the rule absolute for • sunsuit, which would enable the parties to salsa the ease again to the decision of a jary. Rale absolute. 81.11114.11 AT Nue Parrs AT WITTIIITTTET.—DiPOTZ NIL Beau MATT= /TO COMM ATRIAL BODY O. A2HC - 11.0 - IT - 7- 2 6 - 101T 110 - X - 1112 FALL OF • Mr. Janes "and Mr. Hawkins-appsered for tbe plaintiff, aad Mr. Crowder and Mr. Bs, It the &Mondani. Thai was an whoa to mom esamistion for hum dose to the honer, loots, and Ohs et the plaintiff, a apitat fields wooer,. It appeared that sew 50 we 116 beam in the neigh bourhood of that of the *MI were reqaired for the enlargement of the Moths of the Ileelent Counties Rail way. The plaintiff tel teselved sods, that his house would be wanted, but reesisset in It unit the adjoining house was being pulled dews. la the cone= of which a por tion of the rubbish OA thesesh the plaintiff's roof, and canoed the injury eamehlgoil IL The plaintiff estimated the damage to his ben eel site at 61. 10s. 6d. The learned judge UM that he could not recover for the house, which wee set bie freehold, and the jury after some consideration, found a verdict for the plaintie-deina gee, 61. 10s. 6d. COURT OF BANYRUPTCY.--B*TuaDAY. Bear Is 14. Osiumema Gissavas. as Onmersa. This was the coniksho 'Winne ho taw else of Jonathan Streeter, cora n•nhinikomf Brigham. Then was no oppo sition. Mr. initiate% the eilleisl meliese, stated I. his report that the heathy& bed carded ea business as a cots sterebant at WOW b2s years. He bad also beta is cattestildp with tee Ober pane, ender die dna of Jobs 11=rsad Co., is 1111111.11 ate I sad it was is respect of s iaearred an ameest of MM partenship, sad whieb M would not pay to die detriment of hie arra erediton, that be had preferred to biome a beehrupt. He tow owed to unsecured creditors 2,726 L, and ea liabilities 1,360 L ; also to • ..cared miler 1 acuity beift rtgage on a slidpz i d e rreedem at Melees, dated 1 84 0, sad hieh bed the We seder the bankruptcy w 2,0701, MAD Mei: a esedderehle serples to the s_ls. TM mese oesebeed st— ake, 1,1471. ; psdmr. MN, eel emplus IMO tit sea yep Ptattet l Y, 781 E 1 Meta whia amuse tsether UNL bed been reeeivoL Him pills, dude. Metwo years over whisk the balassoaost eassia had 2.976 L ; trade =a1,11•41.1 Isnas. NIL pert et whisk s Ms sae maw lie ) ; peread C=l.lllll. TM Mang. hod • and ma iih peel esgsledig; sad hie esedast, both beam and dam cisbeehteC a re ea the said aldose MI asereed. bia bees His loam *wired who segasestel the saldaee., and Mesas OM the alleiler wee deal, mamma a Male wader be saki pressed with ate am. TM beams said he hoped it would he discoid of, se he wasted a emigrate to Australia, whither Me wife aid timely led already goes. His Honer lb. latialintet erailit set to sofa for sagest a Ike seashor, weed tee lise atatelesse at this moods mad be disall. Aber leads. Omagh t proseed, His Beam mid the rely he pieties wow dais The heti red Spree red le hem oat aomp= very ekes man mode Mr. Whams The as w deal esillied to t the easel Masai *mein of any hiedwbelear es elmulor red it was the duty, is well is the plemom et tke mewl to sward his • bet elan artilleate Mal Mt ram* bees said ammereial man sheet the Medea a ebeerbs of the is as *Mimi= et mailesies kele leek eased. 4 11 . = ; ad it ha Met lbo pasties et Me MOM l• vevy eked, set gives lo be. = dire seetlgmee, I. arils IMO He era eight set be de. seeped Whites made toe ammo. TM Met ifs ilea 111111111 wellials was to was to the meld lha aim mem ems addisime may, esebz u r a hegpe lo lie mea Imostmesis beds the bees to le ems bilo doe amt. sea twee maim mesa op, red he sesele spay ablates& Sea a sees was lia• heed to gait t d wart with the ammaiities a the Ythe goo will of all kis meallea aids best Maws ter his Mean seams es Mr. Maar we ewe le Is • dblisaies alba balr e rt b . 2 .. = het ea e= c eed appeared to be is .' lli7=. H. led bees is beams pan; the warn cm from whisk ha MI • Mr right to alp* bat • grime M•; and lie bed very , ia sear that his go is M s sa Masa el lbo =.a. mem ea • wawa et paper to Me esiwt, per ere pw • AMAMI of tle. M. is the perad ; list ter as Ms irag is.. 4spreelaiss of the time, Me siesta weal Mee pm a bog way towards paying he debts a Mr. 11ie egielliture dewed • ramerkelie ML The trim eel pissed apogee together OM emeiderebly sheet of the semi peals; sat bilk as paw and mama ewe ves d dia He bed set d kis Nees, bat be pot down the debts to Ms mil theproperty a ter tbes tbey Ma seabed. TM case bed Wash 'Wm watt port eta It was ass (he behest lb. gwt dose he Mal pada la that court) la whisk be amid Maw the ebbe gest weeds a the ass, awl way gat the hams led arias wally from aseemidable bum sad stistortasse. He had pmt plasm ki swains Ifs. Obstster • GM der osalbas ; he his Ass met Masa aspataties of egg Ida whams' on Ms ebereslsr a sesame; and is hie base peessits ho weal ham the gad ;Mae of all who bas assail with Me. - - _ The beak:opt bugged to thank the commissioner kr hi. snot Madman Zia Ilimworsaid the kindness was not personal ; it rs oohed fens Ms own good madam, which had entitled hiss to what ha seed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-SATURDAT. 11S TUB KATT= Or i ANIS VAT.—littozTAXT Arru• 0•110/1. A fall meth onsleth of the Chief Comithsair sad Cowathelethes lath sessetbled the the sept um a Row sad Imprint selat. Mr. of Meath mewed kr the encl es. wider, sad Mr. lam sad Mr. Ceske wen ter the la Atha the teertheat. who wee a mike et Seabery, woe Wood aim Ma robed= Ast, awl am thy was mesa for the demi srdith ea the pound et dad. Pendalea imp gives to emig ia three maths for a peetheilea enter. la the later/el he woe mussed by Mr. lam awl ear witted to Ithietwee geed. He gilled to th e seen At a ale elthe ether, sad it seeirge has thaw lea el whisk thee paste/ TM swath, waft, thaw hhth telie est of pink dlemend that he had Mated the wise sad theshoese without girth. ME ethos. as w. Mall tithe nut to card the seder sad Is is.s.wlt the teeth that te Ilsithlsee lea the p casedal It bed ben hs- Wslaked. The hi z at was oad the hawed esethend Vii=theM othewthisesr INII that the sent}ewer to rusted the peelesthe seder, but &Weed it weld nestheth he pthee. Mr. Oewthlwtheer law said be bad we doubt et UN power of the wart both to revalue the order sad le swath alt the theelveat to Malietwee. He wee, bower, set lb. THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1852. posed to adopt the latter utilise it was shown that the in solvent had wilfully soled in the Mr. Commissioner Phillips was clearly of opinion that the ectirt mold both revoke aid oomnit. _ ---. A question area am to the proceedings to be adopted in the cam, sod it was ultimately decided that the rule should remain open. and the towboat appear for ezamiustion on the 6th of December. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Jolla Cooper, a porter, in the employ of Memrs.Whittaker and Co., booksellers, was fully committed for trial, on a charge of robbing their premises, Noe. 13, 14, 16, and 16, Are Ilariivlane, of property consisting of plate, money, and bank•aotes, to the value of shoot 30W. Alfred PoroA, a reepectably.dremed young man, was charged with committing a robbery in Furnivai's.ine. The prisoner was seen leasing the chambers of Mr. Poch, In Furaivars•lnn, by that gentleman's clerk, with a bundle in one hand and a hitter in the other, ea if he had been in quiring the address of some party he was in search of. Shortly after Mr. Roeh's clerk, having occasion to shit the chambers, missed a quantity of wearing apparel, and on in quiring of the beadle of the ins, he found the prisoner had been taken into custody, and the property found upon him. T. primmer offered the beadle 34 to let him go. On twin, searched a dozen latah-door keys, of almost every shape sad eise made, were found on him. Camaitted for trial. BOW-STRUT. Edmund Butler, the driver of cab 1,844, was summoned at the instance of Mr. John Wood,Cliainsaa of the Board of Inland Revenue, fee exaseiag mime than his Emil fare. Mr. Wood stated diet lee Met the dethmlant's cab at Hampstead on Thursday tlimirmi to be driven to Oxford.square. ear= of the smonstrous sums which were being demanded by cabmen am the day in question, and he was eemiergimm deiesisimsd to ark no questions of the driver bat seam Ids Meets his destins tem, and then to pay Ma his WNW hie M 2..1d. On reaching Oxford-square the delimiumt mile as eaccosive demand, bat witness only tendered him his legal fare. Without being abusive he inideted we. more, sad stated that he was entitled to 3.. Od. at INA Witness warned him not to take the amount, but at the Sew time offered to pay it, with the understanding that ha stised4 afterwards summon him. The d e fendant, however, Mill imelead upon the 3a. Od., and witness paid it ; the anesent ben an come of M. over the Leal fare. Mr. Wood edited that he had been induced fo - take proceedings makes the driver, br• same he was well aware that if a lady or a servant had been In the cab, an unreasonable demand would have been made, and as certainly obtained. He knew instances of residents in the neighbourhood of Oztord-square, who were charged from 21. to 21. 6e., for being conveyed to St. Paul's; the additional requirements of the publie on that great occasion having been made the pretext for the most shame ful extortion. _ _ hie own responsibility. The proper mods of proceeding would be at the county court. The rnatleman thanked the magistrate, and withdrew. GREENWICH. Amelia Elizabeth Burt, aged 30, the wife of a gas-Etter, residing in London street, Greenwich, was brought up on remand, charged, on her own confession, with having ensued the death of her female infant, aged ten months, by throwing it into the Thames from the Hungerford fiuspension-bridge on Monday night lut. The first witness called was Polies-constable Osborne, 264 It, who deposed that on Tuesday morning last, about two o'clock, his attention was attracted to the prisoner wan dering about Burney-street, Greenwich. On going up to her, sad asking her where she was going, she replied that she did not know • and on being asked where she came from, she replied L ondon. In answer to farther questions, the prisoner said that she was married, and that her husband was employed as a smatter in the college ; that she bad come from Lambeth, and that her name was 'Burt. She also said that she had a family of three chil dren, but did not know where they were, with the exception of her infant, which she said she had given to a boy on Hungerford Suspension-bridge, to throw into the He asked her why she had given the child to the boy to throw into the river, when she replied "That she could nut keep it clean." Witness then took her to the sergeant on the same beat, to whom the prisoner made the same state. merit. Seeing something concealed beneath her shawl, witness inquired what it was, and then took a child's cloak from her, which she said belonged to the baby. The ser geant then ordered the prisoner to be taken to the station, which was done; and subsequently witness conveyed the prisoner to the anion. ' Serjeant Purim ' 15 11, stated that on questioning her closely, she owned to having thrown the child from Hun flerford-bridge herself. On the following day he received information that the body of a child had been picked up from the Thames off Itotherhithe, which was identified as that belonging to the prisoner. It was stated that Mr. C , the coroner for Surrey, concluded an inquiry on Friday afternoon on the body, at the Albion Tavern, notherhithe, when a verdict of " Wilful Murder " was returned. The prisoner wu committed to take ker trial on the capital charge at the Old Bailey Elusions, commencing this day. MARKETS. COTTON.—LtynarooL, Nov.2o.—The sales to-day are rrtinsated at 3,000 bales, 600 of which have been taken on speculation. The sales comprise 100 Egyptian, 7d. to Bjd. ; and 200 Surat, 4d. to 40. The market closes heavily, but without any change ferns yesterday's quotations. MANCHISTIM, Nov. 20.—Rather more bu•inesa has been effected in yarns this week, especially in No. 16's to 24's land 28's to 32's water twist, which have been in request for I China. There has been rather more business in yarns also for the Mediterranean. Prices, however, of twist and goods made from the commoner qualities of American cotton are still rather in favour of the buyer, though steadier than at the close of last week. The firer yarns, however, have not been disturbed in price. In cloths, the kinds in demand by printers maintain the greatest steadi ness' whilst domestics, long cloths, T cloths, and 36 to 40 inch shirting., scarcely maintain their value so well. There is a large production still going on, but little of which re mains in first hands, and there is no reason to suppose that when the present disturbance of prices in the cotton market shall hive come to an end, trade here will not resume that vigorous and healthy aspect which it had acquired a few weeks back. Henry was aware of this circumstance, and the pub lic were indebted to Mr Wood for the trouble he had taken in the matter • for the natural snotty of the public to se cure their Oasis at any cost, hail led the cabmen of Lon don to believe that they emikl pigsties almost any amount of imposition, gyisislly _wpm esmstry people, with im punity. His wenduip irEsanil taw NI penalty of 40s. and the costs, besides the Kinser el fare. The amount arm immediately paid. I __ _ WORSHIP-STREET. Minffda ITrwpireya, a marriedwoonan, resident at Old Ford, appeared to answer &charge of Louisa Thompson, • little girl of ten years of age. The complainant stated in effect that on the 16th of Sep tember last the defendant, who lives nest door bet one to her mother's, called her into the haute, and told her to go up stain to Groh her Freddy, and that she aeeordingly went up ; bat, instead of the child Freddy, found only the devil, who caught hold of her by the neck. Is explana tion of this estraordinary statement, it was Whited from her that what she called the devil was • person dressed up in • bed-gown, and with • frightful mask on, and she now believed it was the defendant's daughter. She, however, was so terrified that she screamed and became insensible ; and, upon her recovery, found herself with ene leg partly out of the window. Us added that the devil then struck her twine with a cane ; and the defendant, who had come up an hearing her stream, struck her on the head with a broom-stick. after which they drove her down stairs. She had ever sines bees ill, and had Its ; and bad, she said, bees taken to two hospitals. sad she still felt mach pain in the head. WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Lzons, Nov. 20.-We have had a fiat quiet market to-day, and only • limited business has been done. But the stock of cloth in the market is to small, and of so poor a character, that quite as good a busi ness has been done as could be expected. There is regu larly very considerable deliveries direct at the merchants' warehouses, so that the cloth that changes bands in the market gives only a very inadequate representation of the trade that is doing, which is quite an average one in balk cloths. There have scarcely been any buyers in the town during the present week; business in the warehouses has Iconsequently been dull and quiet, except in the shipping trade, in which there is a little activity at present. . HARDWARE.-Bintimsonao, Nov. 20.-Advices re ceived at the commencement of the week from South America have contained remittances and rather a larger amount of orders than could be expected, having regard to the unsettled appearance of political concerns in that quarter; the orders from thence have very much improved of late, with • fair promise of their steady increase. The general condition of trade in the town continues highly satisfactory ; as respects articles in general use the amo un t of orders is large rather than otherwise; in some branches there are sufficient to keep the manufactories going until Christmas, and in all they are quite abundant enough to keep the men fully employed. As usual at this time of the year the orders from the United States an small, as they are from Germany, but as regards other foreign markets they are quite up to the average, and we are glad to learn that the home trade r mtiaues steadily to improve. The gun trade in some of its branches is brisk, 'end workmen are scarcely to be ob tained ; the general brass-foundry trade, the lamp and chandelier manufacture, wire drawers and metal rollers are all in full work, and with a good prospect before them for the winter trade. A firm, tarr ing on • factoring trade, I has stopped during the week, but the liabilities are not large-not exceeding, it is understood, 12,0001.; this has been almost the only hitch of the kind in this vast trading community daring the year, a fact which shows the sound principles upon which business here is conducted. A meet ing of the creditors in the concern referred to took place • day or two sines; fißy-flee creditors attended, and from the statement laid before them, it appears that the assets, which consist chiefly of d ebts owing to the con cern, somewhat exceed the claims against it. The cause of the stoppage is understood to have been the result of diffe rences between the partners, and, as we are informed, it is proposed to wind it up at once; the dividend, under any circumstances, will be large. From the district, we learn that trade continues in a very prosperous condition, not withatandieg some disputes in parts of it between the col liers and their employin ; * the great advance in the price of coal has brought a claim on the masters for an advance in their prim • in some instances this has been conceded, whilst in Ware prices remain at the old level. There is a great deal of dissatisfaction afloat, in consequence of this want of uniformity in the price paid (or this kind of labour, and elitism\ very much is to be said on the subject by both slim, the intsmatlon within our reach inclines as to the opinion that am demands of the workmen have not been met is a air and liberal spirit-that is, in those parts of the MUM where the advance of price has not been conceded. The ad Made el the district has greatly improved of late ; it the oelgifiseurboed of Dudley there are orders enough in handle bat mill Om end of January in their execution ; an aid Ammo wkli tim tauten at Rowley has been adjusted by an ammo hi their wages of 10 per cent. The orders for fis-!Mine amtimee large, but tin itself is scan and deer. TM Men for iron have undergone no diminution, the iswommelms are consequently chary about sooepting adore at present prices ; but the make has been somewhat impeded by • scarcity in the supply of coal-ace °Wags which is not likely to be very soon removed. CORN.-Bosrog, Nov. 20.-The weather having been so unfavourable during the last week or two, farmers have not been able to thrash, so that we have have had a quiet market here during the week. The few dry samples offer ing to-day may be quoted about is. per qr. over last week's rates. SoR samples command previous prices. Nothing doing in Beans and Peas. Wheat, red, 395. to 42e.; white, 435. to 48s. Beans, old, 40s. ; new, 34. CAMIZIDOI, Nov. 20.-A moderate supply of Wheat, but Lege M Barley, met a dull sale at Is. less than last weir Ifor . ilhe latter. Other corn in short supply, and all eatitadmi free the wet weather, which commenced again to.day. Wheat, red, 325. to 38i.; white, 40s. to 425. Bar ley, 21cto 335. Beans, new, 30s. ; old, 40a. Peas, 325. Oats, 16s. to 25.. CANTaillehT, NOV. 20.-Oar market to-day was largely supplied with Wheat. There was a very dull ale. Wheat, old brown, 48s. • new, 40e. to 44e.; new, white, 40s. to 60 e . Barley. new, 30 e. 6d. to 36e. Oats, new, 18s. to 20e. Beam, old, 365. Peas, 35'. CAILIaLI, NOV. 20.-There was a limited supply of grain at our market to-day, causing • brisk demand, par. ticulerly for Wheat, which sold at an advance of le. per I Duelist Other articles much the tame u last week. Wheat, white, new, 186. 6d. to 19s. 6d.; old, 18s. 6d. to 19s. 6.1.; red, new, 17a. to 18s. ,• old, 17s. to 18s. Barley, new, 10s. to Ils.; old, 10e. to lls.; Oats, potato, 7s. to 71. od. ; common, 6s. to 75.; Flour, per stone, Is. 10d. to 2a. Ti;motbee elite child deposed to her daughter having had iita, is ammisome of the iIifOUNISISSIMIII referred to by her IRA till ehe wee SillOS seder the we of a =WWII tam The deenedisVe dastheer mid them wee no truth what ever lathe sampiheasee aldlinallt, as the kad sot been in the delbadoat's home es the day is question. TM am was agonised to hear the doctor'. evidence. Two pawns, ratan( la Plient 7 oo;rt, Gray'o•ina-lava, were charged with having more lodgers in one room than is allowed by law. It amazed, from the evidence of pollee-sergeant No. of drill division, that be bed visited the room rented by the delbadenta, and in es* sp4rtaent be found sixteen adult melee ad females nearly is a state of nakedness, and swassieleg with vermin, lying or squatting indiscriminately es the bare boards. There were two children likewise in the soar wretched place. Mr. Tyrwhitt told the defendants if the nuisance were not at woos soled be would esmadt them he the House of Cornelis he itlesedrosed pods& Nis* allie•baitedl Jam wee b.. esetody from lamps washbowls ler riotous sad Meentwly behaviour, wed M die relledwg le we*. Five of the Omen had recent') ME The Omen were matinees& W tem days' imprisonment, with hard labour. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. M. Waled, an Irishman, was charged with the following imposition on the day of the faun' of the late Duke of Wellington. Sarah Mae said she was smug at 44, Harley-street. On Thursday morning, at half-past seven o'clock, she wu in Pall-mall looking at some seats to let. The prisoner came I up to bar and said be bad the letting of ths meats, and the eharp was 4e. She gave him the money, and took a plate. lik• had not been seated more than half an hour before the samters of the place cease oat, and obliged her to leave, billiag kw that the pen= who bad let the seat had imposed upon Ow. Tli z e ts er said he did not let the mat, he only told the mm t= to sit there while be looked about for her. T isegistrate ("Maud the prisoner to be ressaaded for further tagoisy. NARYLEspips. _ . Jabs Dog'arty wa7e d with is,* MAW Ore. stable CrittaU, 2 D. The wounds isdlelad OR 11111 Mow WM Of so serious a nature that, al theg glees • the sesosiss of the 10th inst., he was net In gine his 'vi bes@ until liabuday, having boas s pelisse OR Mary's dins. alli eete ewe giblest net the phew mil oraotbor person in IS. BININIIIMPINA u two Vika es Wedsseday nursing. Thsg wen Talkies the se les& thee he requested them to lower Ibis waists, they win dbewhier neighbour hood. The "obure se whibeslissld "Bah el he liked, end liencoq walked oboe bit Id* the view of inducing I• boy quiet. The resew lbwee's& mid that if the eswelelswit sesteased te fart r would Ore hint wavering he lime& Tin prbesw wawa es a little dbeesse, awl thes rabbi at the "ample "track him sa the tile el the as* with a hail& sad theseby inflict ing • swim wewil. Atm a violist Omit tbe grimier IMO Tabs Isle aseledy ale esawyel Is Ile wile. The empleismst had bus ender seediest Instmat over shies. Primmer said he wen very druk at the Usy sell did sot know what he wu doing. lb. Ira( committed his for trial. LA nmTH. AIWA= Mould, late shier sleek is the Walk depart ment a pm 'o a th wawa Sugsreg Company, at their in the Welludeewead. who had been taken LiaZfe Nelliedy abut three was age, on a charge of em heeelimg the moue of a slops for 7051. la. 24., received Mm the royal lawary, as the aempany's eatesst, surren lbsed te his bail. and wee dm illy gassuaed blare the Hoc. 0.0. Merles. iii. beenbit attended ose es the haw °claim's, for the railway company, sad lir. Mellalea ter the amused. When the ease Inn lolled es, Mr. Crembie (addiseleg the magistrate) said It vas as the intends of the is piessente ; bat belere the aeae was Lally le vs his via oe my a tow verb sod sta del teOss as Om dommonto mmes posesimi eassosit midi it. The leased ma then y that sloes the lest esmhis She maw bed leis to br sa ought sew the seridiessilme M the Abed= et its company, mil them onsisnms. Idiot bee eselderades what it.. passods. ~ea rorat ide imM ea w bea r e l u r it te view a =lsle seeeelesp, mid t=, that tirk orst s trdral- Whig est pssesediegs we" snap* sad to t they had deeded es sot usloos sings= so ; and Ma e thinks, Islieuded No mei to emit lea his osteldp he • smolisssi. _They (ra m &seen) wished It at th e mime line is he simemsteed Os i ptales Of the pelisses moist sms ad it the degree dond e hat, en the essesem, they ems aphis that the Idolises denial of Os soselpi of the sins which he ves dined with asbestin e ids he most lave had it, sr No most, is is pismiiime e Ins set esb highly sem hid Abboud. There vs am dles smog midi ha wheel mendiss e W list was, that Oise wee as esesionsi hi ezisteime beeves the direct/in sled the Osmosis Otimessy is sellsease es it. peassees seendly; and me the Was sumps, maiStemist OM a presevades Win they geld the mosey, be . Osessitin) vital le he pissed is pea a prides as to tidied, l Tb. embed s e l e ssr prassed= the primer. te psi is bail to ewes Is a mesh, std vs discharged. WESTM IN STE R CoLcakena, Nov. 20.—The supply of Wheat short ; of Barley large ; and of Beams led Pees mall. Wheat Is. dearer. Barley Is. to 2s. cheaper. Beau sad Peas as tut week. OLOV Nev. 10.—At oar market this day the tams. eileleal se edema of le. to 2a. per qr. upon all pad anntlirm itt inglisk Wheat. In foreign ls. per qr. = we meg vas asked, which checked business ; but at l linst week's peiew then would have been • free see. Mat isse nese IMO inquired kr, the few transactions ossiasil le the *siert parcel,. Grinding Barley in fair band, at sheet dd. per qr. decline. BMOC and Peas without change. Oats arm at former pri ces . Arrivals duns, the week ending Nov. 20: Wheat, 10,244 ; Barley, 4,623; Oats, 663 ; Beana, 396. GUILDFORD, Nov. 20.—Our supply of Wheat continues large, and its condition bad. More was an eatonsivs de mand, and former terms were fully realised. Wheat, 325. to 60s. ; old, 48s. to 68e. Barley, 2?.. to 36.. Psis, 83.. to 365. 11111,TIPOID, NOT. TA.—The market to-day fairly supplied with Wheat; a great portion Wag damp, mused the trade to rule dull, at last week's prime. Barley is good supply, and sold at Is. per qr. lea mosey, except fee Me very beet qualities. Other sorts of ems made last week's_prisea. Wutt, Gm 20s. to 31s. per load. Barley, Zia. lft per qr. Osta, 16e. to 24e. Peas, 19s. to 21e. per kat. BONA. Ios. to 20s. Tares, 20e. to 235. Rye, 18e. to 21e. A= dz:i ppli;dt;il;• - lei g l;t7sis aada lb. follow bilipplad Maui dot Wag desks= of tablas a whom a h s unt oingslas d Os Ws Das et tos, M bad isiondasi to Immo a sob Iholr mover ma. ad la trier to pogrom midi siltation Wabash, iml ai re M = 1 :1= the Illisortos lioneles. mi. *Morro NM Osmow, MI ghee lb, Woos • Waft ; but bs. lholonor. sow am, NA Ito mow moo pot to the gnaw pubis bow mimeo by lb - mole& Appian' Inquired win**, to •••11 Ned ebeip Ihe dleiver left skidding she WW2. 'odor Mb eiesiesee. Xr. issierip reserbad that It be did so, It not be *pea 11Aucunevist, Nov. 20. The trade throughout the week has maintained a very healthy tone, a tolerably active demand baling been experienced for Sour at very full prime, thereby keeping the stocks ia first hands in a very moderate eempass; whilst other articles, although ex citing lees attention, have remained Sr.. in valets with la steady *ale foe mansamption. At Liverpool and Ruins the arrivals frees all quarters are on a very limited male. Our smite this morning was of an animated character, sad we Mae oar quotation. on wheat Id. to 2d. per 701 be., sad In bar N. to Is. pet seek. Oats west be weed IL per atm dearer, nil oatmeal was is ensdp lambi en tally preview nem NswoAtnavoroir-Triga, Nov. 20.—At our market this morning we had a less supply of Wheat from the growers, for which a free sale was experience,' at the full rats of this day se'nnight, anything extra commanding rather more money. New Beath Country Wheats were well cleared oft, and further shipments ma 7 he encouraged, good sound well coloured descriptions, w. ighing Gollis., but made 6311 e., being worth 445. 6d., and 6111 e. richly worth cis. made some weight. Fine old Norfolk and Suffolk yellow found widiog buyers at 46e., but where higher term, were required business was instantly checked. Foreign firmly main tained the advance of the week. For Flour there was a steady inquiry, but higher rates were not procurable. Rye in lair request and pointing upward.. Being so liberally supplied with Barley, to make progress in the deposal of middling kinds, of which the great bulk of the arrivals consists, it has been necessary to give way Is, per qr., hut the value of the beat was well sustained. Grind ing hilly as dear. Malt was scarcely so saleable as of late, prices however remain unchanged. Boiling Peas in steady demand, and the same will apply to Beans. For some fine new foreign, weighing 661 M. per bushel, 36e. was obtained, With Oats we were fairly supplied, and the quality being much worse than heretofore, such sorts sold steadily and must be written the turn cheaper, but all other descriptions sold fully as high of late, old being in fact the turn clearer with a more extended enquiry. New Scotch of 40 lbs. to 41 lbs. would commend freely 295. per sr. The arrival. this week are: coastwise, 2,0 i 8 ; foreign, 239; Rye, eoaatwise, 38; Barley, 3,474; Malt, 220; Outs, 156 ; Peas, 18; Beans, 10; Flour, 1,972 sack,. Notts/led, Nov. 20.—Our market to-day was but scantily supplied with Wheat by the growers, and rather higher prices were asked. The business transacted was at rates rather exceeding those of last week. Merchants were alter ing st late rates and there was a beta r tone on the part of, the miller.. F lour was in good requst, at rates quite equal to last week, and a fair quantity changed bands. In a t.w ' • instances prime marks commanded 6.1. per sack f.o.b. Bar ley was in abundant supply • merchants were less anxious Ito purchase, and prices receded quite Is. per qr.; grinding sorts were also easier to buy. Beans and Peas were in small I supply; prices unaltered. Oats were in good supply, and moved off at leM rater. Wheat, white, 44a to 495. per qr. ; red, 38s. to 425. Barley, melting. 30s. to 325. ' • grinding, 245. to 264. Beans, 335. to 38s. l'e'as, 31s. to 33x. Oats, • 22.. to 255. Fine household Flour, f.0.b., 30s. to 30s. 6d. 1 • 1 per sack of 2601 he., purchas : rs finding sacks and Maiming lone month's credit. Retail, Is. &I. per stone. PITE4IIOIIOIIOII, Nov. 20.—Owing to the wet weather ' we had but a small show of Wheat here to-day; dry samples, Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer; fine, 611b5., red Wheat made 40s per qr. Barley, Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Oats could be bought at rather less money. No alteration in the value of Beans or Peas. READING, Nov. 20.—The incessant rain falling heavily durini, the whole of the market hours, renders it difficult to give an accurate statement. What few transactions took place, however, wore on much the lame terms as last wels. The whole of the water mills in this neighbourhood are inundated by the flood, consequently a great deal of Wheat remains unsold. Barley from Is. to 2a. cheaper. Wiliam', Nov. 20.—More Wheat to-day and lcu of other grain. Good dry Wheat is Is. per qr. dearer, and all other sorts in better demand. Oats, Beans, and l'eu find buyers at somethirg over last week's prices. WORCESTZR Nov. 20.—There we, a limited supply of Wheat at market to-day, and rather higher prices were ob-. tamed for all descriptions. Barley 6,1. per qr. lower. Oats fully maintained their (value, with a good demand. On Beans the turn was in favour of the buyer, and Peas were much less sought after. YORK, Nov. 20.—The quantity of Wheat offering at to. day'. mavket is again small, and prices must be noted rather in favour of the seller. We have a large show of Barley, which met a slow sale at a decline of fully 11. per qr. Oat-. and Beans sell at hit week's prices. Wheat, white, 435. to 48a. per imperial .Ir.; red, 4us. to 435. Barley, malting, 28s. to 31s. ; grinding, 26.. to 28s. Rye, 291. Malt, ills. to 68s. Oats, ftid. to 91d. per stone of 111bs. Flour, 335. per sack of 2901b5. Dost tn, Ntm.l4—Tbere was *rather better demand f .r home wheat and oats today. Barmy scarcely maintained the late currency. We note • rated demand fur Indian corn at last week's rates. NVhite wheat, 235. 6d. to 275. 62. ; red ditto, 235. Od. to 265.; barley, new, 12s. Gd. to 155.; oats, old, 10s. 6d. to Ile. 6d. ; new ditto, 9s. 3d. to 10s. ; rapeseed, 21s. to 23. per brt. ; oatmeal, 101. to 12s. ; bakers' dour, 13s. to 16s. per cwt. ; Indian corn, 301. to 32a, 6d. per 460 lbs. WATERFORD, Nov. 20.—Another week of heavy and in cessant rain ha rendered the condition of onr farmers' Wheat even worse than it wu before, depreciated its qua lity, and reduced its value from Gd. to Is. per barrel. fiats and Barley being less affected by the weather, continue to command ready sale, at former rates. We have bad a very hrge import of Wheat and Maine since Saturday last. For the former there is a good inquiry, at full prices; but Indian Corn sells slowly, and at some reduction on the best qualities. Holders, however, aro generally firm, and ex pect a brisker demand, with better prices, as s on as the cargoes now in our river have been landed. Flour of all kinds sell freely, without change in value. Imports this week : Wheat, 6,921 qn. ; Indian Corn, 11,665 ; Flour, 370 sacks. Exports this week : Wheat, 33 brls. • Barley, 100 ; Oats, 6,101 ; Flour, 1,472 seeks ; Oatmeal, 6 . 03 ewts. KIIIIICALDT, Nov. 20.—At our country markets this week we had only a moderate supply of Wheat which readily brought an advance of Is. per qr. Barley and Oats in better supply, and both sold freely at last week's prices. Here, to-day, wo had good supplies of all kinds of grain. Demand good for everything. Best Wheat Gd. to Is. per qr. higher, aa well as best Barley. Oata a shade lower. Wheat, Us. to 495. per qr. Barley, 245. Gd. to 30s. Gel. Oats, 17s. to 21s. 9d. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801b5., 2.35. to 295. POULTRY, &e.-NISWOILTI AND LEADINHALL, Nov. 20. -Geese, &Lad. to 6*. Od. ; turk, 3*. to 7s. each ; ducks, Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d. ; tame rabbits, 1 2d. to Is. 6d. ; wild ditto, Bd. to le. Od. ; pigeons, 4d. to Etd. each; roasting pigs, 4s. 6d. to 7s. each ; Surrey fowls, 45. 6d. to Bs. ed. ; ditto chickens, 3s. to 41. Od. ; barn•door fowls, 2s. 64. to 6s. per couple ; pheasants, 3e. to 45.; partridges, Is. Od. to Is. 6d. ; hares, 2a. 3d. to 2s. 9d. ; leverets, 2s. to 3s. Odd. ; woodcocks, 25. to 35.; grouse, 2s. to 25. 6d. ; snipes, 9d. to le. ; teal, 4d. to 10d.; wild ducks, ls. 3.1. to Is. 9d. ; widgeons, 9d. to Is. 3d. ; and plovers. 4d. to 9d. eac h. English eggs, 9s. to 10s.; French ditto, 76. Od. to Bs. per 120; Fresh butter, 10d. to 16.1 d. per lb. FISH.—EILLINOSOLTU, Nov. 20.—Salmon;Od. to Os. Od. per lb.; turbots, 31.t0 Bs.; brills, Is. Od. to bs. Od. ; cod fish, Od. to 7s. Od. each ; soles, 6d. to 2s. 3.1. per pair ; Eels, Bd. to 104. per lb.; lobsters, 6d. to 28.34.; crabs, Bd. to 2s. Od. each ; whiting•, 2s. 6d. to 6s. per dos. ; haddocks, 6d. to Is. ; dory., ls. 6d. to 6.. Od. ; mullets, 6d. to ls. each ; common oysters, Ss. to 165.; natives, 30s. to 40e. per bushel; mackarel. 10d. each ; smelts, le. per dozen ; skate, 4d. to 6d. per lb.; shrimps, Is. 6d. to 2s. 3d. per gallon ; bloaters, lc to Is. 4d. ; fresh herrings, le. 6d. to 2s. per dos. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY. N 22, NAL The state of the Weather at each of the following phase at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. ; Cain ; Foggy. Musa's/wax—N.B. ; Gentle Breese; Overcast. Pooin-8.E.; Strong Breese; Heavy Rain. HASTINGS-8. ; Gentle Breese; Overcast. Famine:mot-B.W. ; Light Breese ; Overcast. TUMBRIDOI-B.E. ; Calm; Overcast. Gassiswica—Calm ; Rain. Srnoon-B.W. ; Calm ; Foggy. fiwtmoox-8.B.; Gentle Breese ; Scud—Rain. CoLcessmis-B.W. ; Calm ; Overcast. Canaan:ion—S. ; Gentle Breese ; Cloudy. Ifsoutouns-B.W. ; Calm ; Overcast. The returns from the following plusses did not reach this once la time for publication on Saturday ; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather en Friday ;morning at NOM o'clock. SWINDON-5.8. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. ; Gentle Brecze ; Cloudless. THIS DAY, Noow. Coarse L ef IL &W. Strength of Wind. State of the Weather, Calm. Baka. ARRIVAL or THE RIPON.—The Oriental Com pany's steam-packet Ripon, Captain Moresby, has arrived at Southampton, with dates from Alexandria, November sth; Malta, 9th; and Gibraltar, 14th, The Ripo n b r i ngs 46 passengers. Her cargo consists of-21 packages of specie, 62 cases and 92 bales of silk, 2 boxes almonds, 3 boxes tea, 40 boxes figs, 1 case muslin, 3 cases tobacco, 23 bales goats' weal, 29 barrels gum, 1 cask wine, 18 packages elephants' tusks, 1 bale carpets, IS casks data., 11 packages tortoiseshell, and 95 packages sundries. The Ripon has brought home two hones as a present from the Imaum of Muscat to her Makestp. DARING GAROTTE ROBBERY IN TILE STRAND.— On Saturday information was received that, as Mr. Chef men, of 12, Cambridge-street, Golden-square, wss paring through Agar street, Strand, he was attacked by a man of Hereule^n frame, who, seising him by the neck, rut the guard-chain of his watch, and, throwing him violently from him, decamped with his boot, towards Covent-garden Market. Several persons, who witnessed the struggles of Mr. Chalmers, gathered round ; and, as soon as he real vered himself sufficiently to explain that he had been robbed, went in pursuit. The robber, however, who was joined by another in the market, got clear away with his Wee y' LAd9Offillinliffiti— FIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITIIO4t BMW's iimaiosTA A IIIAIICII Cum Wel s—.ll//4 ymed sow from dymeges, mommium rams. mr& r ormsbashm lhadalmor, spownwoorti. arsaM do Oro ism Imo roomed by lb %were roblort JO* ebbs. Uss. am Dir. dorMl. Coo No 71, redo= dm dre bed boo do lord Stuart de Dodos IWs souldmils Mob lawairor Food, sad odelorbs the prllledis et these Wm.?-1 tde Man. Odd le audellor, b.. at lb.; lb.. ot lb. borroblesd gissity, t arry st Mb; 6 lb, at M.; m e 10 sad 111 b. emblentbee et by ILIUM Ds Sow radio„ ii, Brieradlinito IMAM [Advertinensat]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A MOST wrnsom Padre rem loam Odnands Inotammdr.—A re the amoun ir ories. lid ai lr ea ry don= didissel a- =z tr a ll=st . wa nd= sourald a Immo d rased 1117011 d widow dada GWYN war WIN Mom/ simmilem It pig oppier,lo was NM k Nokia takOilldloway's PINA sail* Ile Wine yawl* hi re 111 . itrjarz M ma ddleeded, iddledanddsekma. at SO MI 11.74-faidd. SHIPPING INTIILLIGENCR. SEABORNE MAILS. rif airraillea Omit the mails are ant has the Omani Pott-ee l , by r elaht— al and by the ranraina—eleapatclal Day aben urau. - , 4 „. .. •. OUUNTICEd. in immaci Post. 4 ;T------- t 1 - _` Port 4 1 44. Utivi I.4adom donator -.'. I 445. -. - ---•-...-_- • ~.... anterlea(byllrlt.tacket X Nov. 23 .... Al4whm(hyOrilted Mauer -.... LieMpeol - 124.. If' america packet) X Nov. 30 i 011...stetatu• • -............ deautampti - i m t ,, hostrellaivielomthanip. ton) ellitio(via Cafe of Good Hope) N 13th:of Diatribe* ' rlyinolUt ... Nut. 34 A7rtte (Wool Cora) - X 23441 of :Ye 10..10 v i)minme .. Arrived aßedla m leaandria• ll N lim 111111/432th el luau. Warr ..... b.,, _I tell Snell .M XI of the meth 4orth.ol. i• ; . 15 Meow Ayres ........„ M Nh of the mum!. loothato lo: I, e; 4 Oalifonds ll anildillthamonth •••••tiur,.., 1,,. , e Gim ••• Goal liopo Nll4th of the month Pima , ir....„ N,. 4 , Cape de Teed& 2i 14th of th e month Plymouth . b..v. m Covidantumple • .PI I:nil/0127Mo! ara ~ art .. N.,, f.,, (astral Marla Mjimdeillthof mvuti.i 4 ouierimi r b.-, I *tined Lam ........- 1 4 41on.,Wed.,herld. 'outran.. t i . 1u ...ii, f 1ui1.......-.....- 1112mdal7tholmontlriauti... at i . tu.,.. i • Prakec al MN 1141er daily ; unie ...• • I cut el c Orem.. .................XllTtlul'thof mua 1 itur,_ .... ~,,,. m !lankier/. ....X Tuesday A Frl.l 9 Los. Weiti . 1,.,.. 4 IJulland ... . -.... ..........:L.J1 Irodelf‘ if mattir. i10nime........Vm. 11 Reetiliirrie .........., ...N Ifth of the mean, -.manta uu.,, ~ , i ''• Leonine... .... -NI& X • TIMM .till .. ... .. I.4lA(visek,urils . pt.) id iftth ..,f ll,e no.nuf .01. th,....... ~,,. ,e 4 ladle (via Merman.) N,itthlk24thof mono Deem . ....... . lc .. i ladle (Ma Cape of Good ) WWI N' I 41.11 of the moth Plmnouth _ t „ e Ilituntise NI 1 lth of the a...alb Piporatth • i Ximiltcrrmaemalvialiorth /goal thc isostt ~,,s tbs.-.1.. ..1, ~ rirttOrta . lierseillso) II N Iliblafth ~1ca,,m1.. 11, fo I Mililoo 61 lad of the ifire.th voutkim ..: • b.,. , Madeira ..................N Inklithl lf t:eluo. eourtien, ) , v 4 . TUt.l7th.lut ri e a a • " ta. ''''" ..... " Ig 1 als4th"to. it la • Procloo• ...... SIM sthl4ll.4.aui.•Amer .... .. . Papal Water* -..-..... N '•,c,m t .. , • Punt rule ......... .-...X ithllth2ltholmor 1 dortfin, .., • \ • ..; Peru -.IN laM3l7lhof smooth ...wham,.. ; 1„ ; Namur. -..16 1 013thlithotrilol, :Jon? : . N.• .. Win Indio .. ...V Isiblithefmenth .ancha;a,V, : 4c : r Van Diemen ' . Lad (an lAustralia) . . . _ . . • flu mAle for Aurtralla Ma thieve of (Nord n0g..., ~,,, ,4- ,OS the 2nd of envy alternate month. Tn.: mel, up ia Mr tu, ad 34th of each nu•rac nit SoUthomplOS an I Mar.e:l4. an: •V a selling neleela at prevent from Saigapore, but n,it yea tcl , .; est in ateaucere. • Malls are Mee made up ne the Ind of ',err ii . ....rt iii, ~.., .. , the Cape of Gaud !tope.-lb. lealla ',hub utig4t 4, 4. to u.l, ..,.., 1 the 14th Met. will not be made up boors the gitn I • The Miele ID len • COUallilea thus Mire!' ',.i are to:ft/y.l 4 rrelial paChet to Xarreilles. CASUALTIES. Ahberton, for London, got ashore, and would have to d.s i charge part of cargo.—Melbourne, Aok. 6. Frehel, of St Malo, late Lottlier, bound to Falmouth, a u lest on Maroim Bar, Sept. ; crew landed at 1144 Antwerp, Nov. 19. Friedrich der Grosse, Hensel, from Liverpool to aistrie, was wrecked on the Island of Laesoe during the ea. of 28th to 28th October; matter and 29 met drowned,. Saebye, Nov. 5. Julius and Carl, of Hamburg, Schmidt, from Cr astp! ti London, got ashore by Trelleborg, near Fal.tt Os", Nov, 7. and was fall of water; assistance has been sent leas Copenhagen.—Elsinore, Nov. 16. Royal William , l'riest, of and front Hull fur St. Potrs burg, stranded on the blend of Bornholm, mar 16:r. during a gale on the Bth, and was lull of a. sr saved, and cargo expected to be saved, mil a, a wette::y gale set in. —Elsinore, Nov. 16. • It RIVE D. AIMIA ACONITA -at Falmouth, November IS, from . ~,,,,,_, r . /ail AMIATOIg- a Falmouth, November 19, from 1 ALTIA-st l'iymouth, November 19, from .. -„... iltimaueo-at Liverpool, November 115, front et, m,,pi,..., ALear-at Gravesend, November 10, from I i est AtUrSTA 2 arm at tirayeacrol, 1i...v. 19, from tins Amite-at Gravesend, Noventler so, from Ilssi„eg 11ART -St CITSTRSTRI, November 21, from ... RIII•IITRAZ MIRIIIIIR lens--et Gravesend, November IR, from-- Aleutsra Batumi thmits-at Gravesend, November 20, fr0m,,.,... Perm armstsums-at Gravesend, November 21, from Lake Cemai-ist Falrem.th, November I .I, hoot .... ....... ..... GA.4I CLAUDIA-at Livemeol, November 20, from Ilaelitm . 2 . ik,,,,,,,,-Al Layer' No, At/V.4IIIMT 20, Irmo ........ ......--N mtes Ca•atorni-at Gravesend, Nov. 10, from toms le kosern -at Uverpool, Nov. .0, "(emu Imes Dewey-at Bristol, November 19, from Balms I isseoso -at [Wm...* November IS, from le.dfa Earisess-at Liverpool, Slovenlier In, from enartmunoplo Buenos Amor--at Gravcerni, November 21, from ......Imumk Emma -at Grairemed, November 20, from Faiumnum ono Ansi-at Gravesend, N,,vembrie 28, from Pft le tl iL3 FRRIIRRICK VII -at Gravesend, NIITT.R.ff 11, from ..,,.veep Psnom.rose-at Liverpos I. November :0, from (Nebel Foams-at Falmouth, November 19, from GOTIIRROS-atQuemtuvrn, November 19, in m ,, .... ... (Meat MA•LIITT AND .111lia-at Gravesend, November .: I, imai sir. 4 Ilm.venes-at Liverpool, November 20. from ..........1101mmed U. infa-et Liverpool, November 10, from ____ isma MAXNAR -at Liverpool, November 20, lemon Hones-Lit LiverFeol, November 10, from ........ lattorit Ilvvraa Mem -at Eilmoutb, November lit, from iosts Hass-at Falmouth, November 19, from . ....... ...... Iladiere Htuomv -at Falmouth, November 19, from ......„-... hex Iscm.reastr-at Pl 9, Nov. 19, from ,,,,,jam Grab lows-st Falmouth, November IS, frosa....„._ Maraud liwuro N• D-OM the North Yoretand, Nov. 19, feem_Lur r i,,,s Jason MICINDIUCR-at Bristol, November 19, from Lion Jose Psamas-at Liverpool, November '.ii, from, Mumma Weiss James-at Plymouth, November 19, from.. Beam* LAMM. -at Liverpeol, November 20, from A 4 LIIMA-at Gravesend, November .0, from .. . ....... .... AITLISM Livaarcem-at Liverpool, November 20, from Vet MART APR fiesur-at Gramme:ll, November 20, from Ste Ilisaays -at Gravesend, November 20, from .........- Fran Mae/3.'3mA -at Oraverend, November 20, from ... ... 1441, M•ILIA -at Gravesend. November 20, from - ..... Mem; Moamar -et Gravesend, November 21, from lone lib to -at °rammed, November 21, from Peter.nq MARIN-St Ormeend, November 21, from . ....... -..... HOUR IMILRCIIIIII e-at Liverpool, November 20, from .... . Ism Mammas.-at Liverpool, November 20, from • ......k.l. . .oestastmen MARGAILITT hrs-at Liverpool, November 20, from limn lismanomi-at Liverpool, November .v, from NuseiLe llem-at Deal, November 19, from WoOssol Maser. Asse-at Plymouth, November 11. Srem....-... ton* Norm • a-at Falmoutb, Nov. 18, from -sae:admit Noinmus-at Falmouth, Nev. IP, from . ... - ... ... Praia Noassinveatiota-at Gravesend, November 21, Baal ..... Savoy Nommen-at Oraveerod, November 20, from tenures Orosooo -at Liverpool, November 20, from ...... -item temal Ot-asst-et Gravesend, November 20, from ........ ....... Syem PALMA 1-at Gravemeed, November 20, from Sydney Puor-at Liverpool, November 20, from -.Alma-Ms PALIMIAR-at Liverpool, November 20, from _ ..... Nom, Hogmanay-at Liverpool, November 20, from .. Aleoudna tierenia-M Gravesend, November 20, from _. ...syJner 8414 NICOLAII-at Gravesend, November 10, from.......Tsparol Bruce Niro -at Liverpool, November 2u, from-- mires namirmati-at Falmoutb, November 19, from .... ...... Mao Jame Warsatitm-at Plymouth, November 19, fr055.„........-Xerts BAILED. Ars —from PUt. November 111, to Ammarre—from Liverpool, November 20, to \I . ALNIANDVIIIA—Rom Groomed, November 21, loy 11•111011e—frove Pill, Nov. le, to Oresuar—from Liverpool, November 20, to %me,. :4.04 CARISIWI—from Liverpool, November 20, to bar mien Cerium Gemeau.—from Gravesend. November 21, to Nt • lent Cortes Bales—tram Gravesend, November 21, t 0..... Ado II Doerr —from Liverpool, November 20, to .... ...... . know Reeseor—tram Liverpool, Nov. 20, to &roarer' —from Elope November 20, to • .. lev= terra—Pm Gravord, November 21, to roam Ilmoiraum—from Gravesend, November 20, t 0...... Norm rarer —from Gravesend, November 20, to (Omer 0....,.—tr0ai Liverpool, November 20, to ....... 81 31ree. 1 Use. Bauvaro—Rom °ramrod, November 21, 10. nee Jose Elareae--from warmed, November 21, to (',irate Jove—from Gravamina, November 21, to ......... or/ J. C. liniream—from Orsoser, November 20,_ LAST WWILST—from Ilserpooi, Nommbee SO. to ..... Ages Locuterea--frons Pill, November 19, to darker* blaeami—Orom PHI, November 19, to . Nee Orbera Parromeor —from Livorpool, November 2P, °Mai Pow' Brea—from Liverpool, November 20, to ........ from PALOPTINB—from Grammead, November 2!, to Sera WM Plllo6l . llWA—tram °nomad, November 20, to Nerve im maser—ham Liverpool, November 20, dew •trom Liverpool, November 20, to ... B. Moe houtee—trem Oreremod, November 20, 1 1 40 1 _ ma—from Graveamd. November 20, t 0........... Demers Talon —tram Grammeled, November 21, t 0.... ........ „Port N.tal VAILLVIII—ham Graftloll4ll, November 21, to Nesiort Vmo—froat °monad, Norootb.r 20, to lemma TollltTOWN—from Portsmouth, Novembar 19, to New 1411 Zerara--hemt Grameemi, November 20, to B~t Fr. VESSELS SPOK EN WITH. Akbpe et Aberyst sith, from Liveipeol for Auv etto out all .01 on board. One pavaenger had thol, 1111.111vd 214 14, of ensipriss. lat. 9.8 N., lon. 21 W. Gladiator, of Aberdeen, for Bombay (no date la the Mart/. :at 3)17 ' low. 2.50 W. Rowley (British ship), steering southward, lat. 9.5 n N, lon. 21.81 W. Ranger (screw steamer), Smith, for Clwastadt, if it N. Dagerort, all well, Nor. 12. Mandan (ship), standing to LW., Nov. 9, lat. 39.52 N., lo*. 27.. b tr. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEIIMAYS.—Nov. IR, at Enstrre-MIL, the wife of the Rer. L. J. my*. of • daughter. Dolrtt—hlov. 17, at Clapham-park the wife of IL Dora% , g a goo. PEACIL—Now. la, at Berkhampateed, limns the wife of D. Nab, Man.. of • daughter. lk at Lawleham, Mrs. Penn. of II daughter. NARRIAGICB. COTESWORTH—DACIS.—Nov. 17, at Ilford, by the lion. and Cm 11. Bank, W. Cuteaworth, Esq.. son of R. Coiemorth, . Walthanastow. Frew, and ad Oondenknaws, Berwickshire. It Atiela rd tda woad daughter of J. Davis, Esq., of Cranlavokollals Ilfo. DLSPARD—WORTIIINOSON.—Nov. 17, R. rtelp.d. zoolyos House, Meath, eldest son of W. W. Divionl, F.. L., Itouvre, LAMA , County, to Ctarlotte Ilabelle, only daughter vi the Rev. IL B. Worthington, Ilarpur-plaec, Bedknd. FEN WICK —BENNING.—bov. 17, at itt. John's, NostintrJullt I .° B * don, by the Bev. B. Auriot, M.A., Rector of It. Inoutan'e4a-tae• West, J. C. Venniek, of bletrandle-upon-Tyne, In 1.1,tn, toundw. &tights, of W. Beanbag, Eaq., of Wleet-ronct, Londou. DiATHIL POOTE.—Nov. 17, at Mason* Charlotte Augusta reltet of 3.• Foote, EN., of Charlton-plata, seer Canterbury. um , 'lt Kt:Y. — Nowt in. far. Key, the old eatabn.hen Musical lounged Netter, oft bartnar-eroar, at as adveaned uge. LAWSON.—Nov. 17, at Lanedevareeservot, etrltenlum, Mary, weed daughter of R. Lyme, Eeti., aged 7 6 . RICUARD6.—Nor. 17, at ficuomigletaila, t.ieter, Lieut.: en. CB' ehardae.R., 11.R.1.C.5. WAIN.—Nov. 16, Elizabeth, "Mot L Wain, Eery, of Ilariebevff street, ldeneheatervquare, aged 64 Pointed sedir b Wstosos Knot Nous. ot No. I. lANI bi 4t TeN Pt? of Prieto/cot the 011oo k =" ton*, prodint at Yam% ISM ~~ le Merle noteotcl it th pr , httsurft,• ce to. wavf., nevem hew. t tottnelk it,tll.kt ire hrt Ns • V r,4ri either For mi rroP'l ef.tl Ili I.y• u) 1