The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-27 00:00:00

.., ~:~ Grew, confirmed the evidence of the preceding witnesses r to the fact of there berg no erre of steam before the sordoeios. Jacob Bdwards deposed that ha was formerly stoker on heard the Cricket. He was dent employed in June, 1846, and was discharged in Mal lut. A man named Kent Wei &molly engineer of the Cricket, and then a man arid' Clerk, and during that period he had seen prisoner ea se engineer, bet he was not swore of his being tubsequilittp appointed io Clerk's place. The machinery was all seer it June, 1846. It was a high.pressure engine. There Wen em valves, two lever and two spring valves. There wan web to the lever valves, which were used someillote to dear the lever to keep it free. He had likewise sees these me red so as to confine the valves, by tying them down, sad preventing them from acting. He bad seen this repeatedly am. while Clark was earner, and he had quarrelled with Min about it. The effect wee to increase the steam, and are the engines to work more freely, and he had known the engines get hot from the heat of the steam. Whoa them valves were tied down he w any. steam go up the tunnel. If the valves were not tied the steam would mumps from these valves whim the ram-gauge marked a preomme of 44, and he had observed when the valves were tied dews that the mercury fa the puge would bubble up, and lei bed seen it mark as high as When the gauge.—C All the time Clark was b the boat the prectiee r 77: lll :lll4l . down the valves was contissod. lie frequently of it, and reported the eirenierance to the ownerset know of any repairs Mist termired to the boilers, but= one occasion the steespipe hand. When the were tied down no stewsit A mould grape. _Duties the time Kent w engineer le shemail the lewd attmied Oaths larboard boiler, white Hi net segiods. Menem media with the spring mirth bosom be did net undergend them. —By Mr. Bodkin •. It the splay valves acted he must hoax the swipe of the steam. Mr. Win. Wilkinson, as engineer, deposed that he had towtosatly Mewled_ by the Cricket, and was on MGM bar abost two Ware blew the explosion, when he .peed OM a lime was WNW to the lever v alve on the steetheasi = wo o a=roost It them wils.,—Herman Iteed,• mther, end Mr. W. Warren, an eth gisser WO similar widows. Bithard Pater, the Mime at the Cricket at the time at the domes& this the prisoner was the engineer, seedbed the of the leer, sod had bee in that path Asa about a The Mrs were attethed to the Isms et the reltsti-vedve di the time that be was es lewd thiourea. Ho did set who wry node" et the wiles memo, sad was est aware Mather they Med hotly er sot ; bat he bed seen *eyrie:ram pour oil into there. Witnene was ohindhe en the dash at the time the explodes took place, eri be thl not Ames any steam blow of previously. He ballsemi dims was min In the engine-room at the time. The Mesa blow a when the boat wee lying along side Lims. sad the time occupied by the iniz on Jemmy between Ore said the Fox-under.the.Hill pier wee net more them sin or soma minutes. There were SO pulleys for elegised to ran throngh.—Cromexamined : That woe a fault ditto wegroer. There were pulleys on the ether boats of the ecmpay, the Ant and the Bee. The effect el bating the aced inn through the pulley would to to enable the engineer to miss the valve. The steam gangs only marked a of 241 b. or 261 b. to the inch, when they were at ateneo-bridge, and the steam would be some what exhausted by going the remainder of the journey. The steam-page was the only . guide to the engineer of the amount of pressuro.—Re-exanuned : The valves would gene rally open at a pressure of 391 b. to the inch, and that would indicate that they hod attained the full power at which the boat was usually worked. The prisoner knew very wall that there were no pulleys connected with the valves. The natal MOWS of the engineer was in the engine-room, but it was her him on account of the heat to take every to some en de* and get a little an, and the es dome is. heel Within said he had been employed on board the West ahem twat menthe at the time of the expiation. He err the prhonor ammo eat of the engine-room, and the ex =to! pier in about a minute end a half afterwards.— ined : He saw the prisoner 'tending in *pr osody the most dangerous part of the vessel in the event of is espiseles.—Re-rambeed : No one else but the prisoner bad way 11011W01 over the mogine.—Phipps, another man =as board the meth corroborated the preceding Mertire, the impish' ef the meal, said he had nothing wheenor to do wide the weriting of the engine, and was not more that any iirestisme were given to the prisoner as to the emennt is pose it was to be worked at. The weed was ant bseme than meal at the pier on the day the explo des hoppuriL He had gar es shore, and as he was re tesslaiths astleolos tosh them Mr. Bamluisa, the tessomm to Mee. Joyce, the builders stir hollers fa qessdon, mimed that they were finnhed in Joe, 1646, end after they had been Axed in the Cricket, he Mended to them for six months. The engine wee intended to work eta proems of not less than 461 b., nor more than 60Ib. to the inch, which was regulated by the weight upon the lever. One of the valves was loaded to work at a weight of 11111 b., but this was the extent at which the boiler could lowered without the valves opening, unless some extra weight was applied. The engine was repaired in August bet, when the boilers were examined, and a new tube wee one of the boilers, and several ethers were repaired. rthlsi in period the boilers were subjected to a toot by hydrae /1r Ph=e, awl ere reed well a power of 1601 b. to the The void then resumed its employment, and TIC valves wore pat in good ardor. No lines were re quintile the valves, mei If the messes wished to mer le& riledsee they worked prom* or not, he could do so by gibe gtha deck. The bonus were Noted in the lest in seams at the ease pramaro. The wither Windom was here recalled, and in answer to 'weir pat by 8u jeans Wilkins, he said that on the day lairs the accident he saw the prisoner use a broorhandle to epee re of the valves. He need great forte, mi seneh so es he MI MI stick. Herha, the last witness, was then crose-examined.— The boiler was not tested at first until after it had been put as Used the veer la July, 1846. It was tested again in Plush, 1847 to the mate extent, and et that time it was put :=1 repair , and the valves were also repaired. Th e of the valves were not good, and this was remedied. They would allow the reaps of the steam, and they were MI6 tlebtee to prevent this from happening. The levees war oho loaded with fire.bareweighing ninety-nine pounds. Is his stbeism if one valve had acted, the explosion would net lam Whoa plass. He did not observe upon one mansion whim ammo repairs were executed, that one of the plates of the inner had bulgeL The state of the boiler was misted eat to him, but be loseddered it was the aatural elate Mike holler.—Btherantinoi : Om lever would Net it of 00, sad the oiler at it, The teller was • Suited the m eat he stated after the state of the boiler was misted out to him.—By the jury: Sixty was a sate working pauses. Mr. W. Joyce memoir of Bromwich, deposed that he semtraMed to build the nmehinory of the Cricket, except the beam width was hankirl by Mr. Trotman. The whole was under his direction her six months, and sees then handed ever to the proprietors. When the boilers were sent home, there was a alight convexity in one of them, which he no. timed before it was placed in the steam boat. It was not veal to have strings or pulleys in the lever valves, and he ma met aware that they were used. He saw the wreck after the , and observed that a portion 01 the boiler, isies at lout a ton and a half, bad been driven through the stern of the Twirl. He net think that if the boiler had burst at a Imre of 601bs. to the inch it could have driven sea a veil& in the manner this appeared to have been ohm. Mathexamimad.—Thwe wore tubes In the boiler midi mint by eights always le be covered with water, but, of serna,if the lest seammod en one side, the water would tivemist Aram ohm, Ord ve bar the boiler to the other. The *eat Mahe at the bones alight elver to be made of the lee e Tres, era, be believed, they wen ao made in the Ll=salmis. It might be herr, if practicable, to hove With tithe boilers mile sumac instead of fiat. Lord Dimmiss : Why is it not pmesSeable ? Mr. Jere : Hoene the ethos rale not be made tight. Ormeemmelestlem esatinued.—He esseidered the boilers wero)impalyilmilleil. Did not know that ems dthelooles in the bar use set belted, but if it as is it wail be a gross =lt ths halm were left unoovored by mem thr he it semi mime a great increase of led, • sag the re am tithe water reale of course cams a very,esel sad maim sagends• et eisera—By a juror: N the wiles bream of the arm, if the Tavel bad hoer is ITardor, they wail hem relieved the boiler. Ws. Ti.setrie _hdleserker, deposed that he made the beams Ise the edges* dearer. The front plates were made of thairleldre Ira, which he considered was per fectly sit for the parr. Ha paid 151. per ton for it, and it we the mho doeseigthan leo always used foe that purpose. Re dr ail set bath billeted at trying the boners at a peewee of be, bat lee Its, wee the amount of power re =dyes fit, Yr. Jors.--Crossenentined•. He observed that a slight toonverity k both of the boilers when they were 'Get eat, bat he corkiered it was merely occa sioned by the working of the pletea He never made a high warm boiler before for a stearthmenal, but he had made SISSISI her milroads.—Re-examised : These boilers were =meg mouth for the raper it which they Were in tim. Therea us % o depteed that he was chief engineer sad eliti sir a the Admiralty, and, by aimed= si lleettl of le inspected the Cricket after the Medea, rid made a oireful examination of the materials of re baser In his opinion, et the tier of the explosion, them meta have been a pressure of, at leer, 130tb. to the Rune WA. It iri&t have been greater, beat must have ' beet ISS at leaf. The other boiler did not buret, but was isll4lol, and although in that state, it bore, upon a tat beteg Implied, a pressure of 1361 b. to the inch. al meared it impossible for tree riles to have burst at a Fewer of 60 or 66. If the tube. bad Degree red hot they atilt have generated en explosive hem whisk meal We imased the d id althea& the wives wen ell spry but the Wes did set press awe as ear ressee; • and As wee of opiates that the expledea same bre the proems 0 steam esereled be the usual WOMB eat the eireoseateste of U. rod Wag at the pier hr hie mimeos without rem blewhig - of assisted him la swims to that The MIMI o f the unexploded baler ap parel Oa lls& it healthy Miss when he saw thou Or the aerbeth but it was pedals that previous to tide ems mar bed leer taken to MOM their healthy setion.—Creee misesithed: Believed Ade mast have been thews with ell Or bet valves. He shoal& sadder the sr ddsery ray l' • Illiser• if eel thigh Whit Old of the bet reeked per •," • rib. Ho heath is stated that one of U. rim wee so tt; ..J tfree thee b odd net be moved. The olesei rade air Wee es apt from a high premiere on tom a , • sad he did not thhik that it meld . , . without raking MOO giraf f i lhe pat i ar ili r i ll e : stem was only at +t bete lA* IS wool vas at Waterloo oit Ida the ram wed be. say e eillethei theleret daidelty in the epee .4 have memed the uctiodien. Was yeas. Mena hei been nearly mud to the weight Trthi Me. es the hid Mlle be MA 21.2.12212 lave eirste to 1 Mks, elm lINMPF•tg., , ! THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY whets the property was to be found.—lnspector Web ster proved that when in custody the prisoner said he could bring a sack maker named Lingfield into it, but that he would put the last witness to the trouble of substantiating the charge as well as he could. The next morning he said he bad got the wins from Lingfield, for shoes he had made for him, and that the cont Ants of the bottles was not exactly wine, but the extracts of lees.—lnspector Lewis said he had learned from several merchants that such robberies were of daily comer. rence, but the original corks being removed it was impossible to trace the wine, which was of an excellent quality.—Con• stable Dill mid the prisoner told him he had bought the wine from an auctioneer, but he could not produce the in voice, saying that having lost it he could not procure another. —Mr. Justin, clerk to the solicitors for the Great Western Railway, said he was assisted by Mr. Hunt, solicitor to the Wine Association, to watch the case, and there was very strong reason to suspect the wine had been purloined from the carriers' waggons, the prisoner's lodgings being situated between two railway statiens.—Supwietendent Col lard, of the Great Western and North Western Railway, informed , the court that within a very short period he bad received repeated communications from venoms quarters that hampers of wine had been stolen from the carriers' 'reggaes on their Gamins from the different stations.—The wine having been proved to be of good quality by a parson who attended from the docks for that purpose, the prisoner called Lingfield to prove that he had given him five or six dozen of the wine, which was a:premed from lees, and a man named Watkins, to show that he was in the habit of purebsaing lees from different merchants, and that his had given large quantities at different times to the other witness, with whom he lodged.—Mr. Jardine having taken some pains to elicit the truth from the two last-named witnesses, and on their persevering to state that the wine was not genuine came to the conclusion that it was a felonious transaction, and ordered the prisoner to be committed to the House of Correction for two months. CURREN WELL.—Ton Mvrue Acr.—Simon Hors, the owner of a beer-shop, No. 49, Baldwin's-gardens, Gray's inn -lane, appeared before Mr. Tyrwhitt charged by Thomas Murphy, a private belonging to the 30th Regiment of Foot, with having refused te billet him.—Complainant deposed that he had been at Cambridge on a recruiting party, and came to London on Thursday, on his route te Neweaatle upon-Tyne. He obtained a billet to be lodged in defendant's house, and, on presenting it, the dlseendsme neared to re ceive it or lodge him, and he wee eland to sea ether se commodation for h imself and onenor ecialer.—Mr. Tyr whitt asked defendant whet be hai_ kc f—He replied that had only been in the lams a ferUfeftt ;he had paid for his license, but he la sot yet received it, and if he had erred it was thrash ignorance.—Mr. Tyrwhitt fined the defendant in the mitigated penalty of Wu—The de fendant said he could not pay the penalty ; I have Oct got 24. in th e house.—Mr. Tyrwhitt said he had no alternative under the Mutiny Act in that case, and he then fined him eat—Defendant I haven't it in my power to pay it —Mr. Milieu (the clerk) : Have you got any furniture or goods and chattels ?—Defendant : I have not, sir.—This statement was corroborated by a policeman.—Mr. Tyrwhitt said he was inclined under the circumstances to allow defendant to speak privately with Murphy, in order to make Dome corn pensauon. They consulted together, and eventually de. fondant agreed to give Murphy fie, and the cue was dis missed. LAMBETH.—lnroarmer ro CABlERN.—Richard Gar dener, badge 1,179, appeared to a summons, charging him with permitting a buck " to ride with him on his driving box, contrary to wish or will of his fare.—Police-constable 142 V, deposed that on the night of the 19th inst., at about 11 o'clock, while on duty in the Wandsworth-read, a lady who was in a cab then passing, called on the prisoner , who was driving, to stop, and complained that he had agreed to take her to the Nag's Head, Battersea-fields, for a certain sum, and then wanted to charge more. Witness asked the lad whether the man on the seat with the defendant wu there with her consent ? She replied he was not. The defendant said he was merely giving the young fellow a lift, and did not desire him to get off his vehicle.—Mr. Yardley severely condemned the practice of permitting " bucks" to accom pany calls, and remarked that the drivers were liable to a penalty of 20s. for carrying them, whether the passengers objected to them or not. He then convicted the defendant in a mitigated penalty of 6s. and costs. SOUTHWARK.—TRI SURREY THRATRI. —A gentle. man residing at Clapham-park waited on the magistrate for the p urpose of soliciting his advice on th e following subject. He said that on the preceding nig ht he went with one of his daughters to visit the Surrey Theatre. When they got there they paid for their entrance into the pit, but, on arriving there, they found that pert of the hones so com pletely full, that it was imputable to get even standing room, 'or to observe what was going forward on the stage. He was about to quit the plus when he heard a man, sup posed to be eonauted with thitheatre, who in a loud voice intimated to these who could get no places in the pit, that there was plenty of room in the boxes, and that it would be only a shilling extra. Applic ant, however, returned to the money-taker, demanded his money back on the ground that there was no room in the pit but it was re f , and he was compelled to quit the place, determined not to submit to the imposition that was attempted to be practised. The applicant added that the loss of the mosey was unimportant, hut upon public grounds he considered it his duty to apply at this oourt, in order to ascertain if any redeem weld be had.—Mr. Seeker mid that he had no power to interfere in each a matter, but it appeared to him to be a breach of contract. and that the remedy in such a cue world be to apply at the eoanty court of the district in whisk the theatre was situated; and he had no doubt the applicant would there have that redress which be wished to obtain. THAMBS.—SurooLuter Cesar BRAND - r.—Mr, Chas. flasher, the master of the brig Vigilant, appeared before Mr. Ballantine, to answer a Custom-house information, charging him with smuggling two gallons and one half-pint of cherry-brandy, which had not paid duty.—lt appeared that on the 11th of September the ship, of which the deca dent was the master, had just arrived from Dantsie, and was niesred in the river off the Grand Surrey Canal Dock, Betherhithe in readiness to be hauled into that place. The deltadent le ft the vessel in a boat, which was rowed by two Untie crew towards the shore, and it was boarded by Joshua bottles an inspector of the Thames police, who fouled 19 of cherry-brandy, which the defendant said he in tended as • present to the superintendent of the Surrey Canal Dock, and was not aware it was liable to duty.—Mr. Beverly, clerk to the solicitor of Customs, said there was a much heavier duty on cherry-brandy than there was on brandy in its pure state.—Mr. Ballantine said the defendant would lose his cherry-brandy, and pay a fine to the Queen of 31., and the onto HAKMEBBMITH.—Daento ROBBERT.— W. Beck and R. Widmer were charged as follows : —On the after noon of the previous day as policeman Smith, T 92, was passing o l saong the cut side of the township of New Brent fend,t 1 o'clock, he saw tee prisoners rowing in • boat towards the Thames, with which the cut communicates. When they law hint they turned their boat and put into a Otos called " Cior b ile-yard," leading into the High-street. Widmer then jam out, and the policeman Smith, on run ning round into oring's-yard, found both prisoners gone. On examining the boat, Smith found fourteen large copper trays in the bottom, covered ever by a sack, which are be lieved to have been stolen from the warehouse of Mr. Win. Ashley Rosh, of Brentford, and to be part of a copper erected for the mantihuure of sugar from beet root. The prisoners were traced and apprehended.—Bemanded. ASSAULT ON UVRRBIRRO Vlllll.l DISTR•IIIING FOR POOR-I•l2B.—Richard Jennings appeared to a warrant charging him with having, on the 11th ineent, smalted with a poker Mr. William Ambidge, sus et theemeesen of the parish of Hammersraith, while tionemiang a ahem warrant for poor-rates.--It appeared that cm as day in question, Mr. Ambidge, with Mr. Salter, the mann over seer, sad Yr. Collis, a broker, went to the howls it defend sat's ham to execute a distress warrant, aligned by two local negkezates, for poor -rates. The dace wee spewed by the biker, who, on being asked for the reran itasa to pay it, and on the parties sad" the roe the defendant rushed in from the ant, ea pen them wart into the book parlour, and re with a poker in his hand, and Unweaned that if the aka= at tempted to remove • single esti& he would lurk their brains out Defendant slam auk at Callis with the poker, who warded it off, and the net amen dna Mr. Am bidge in the eye a tremarion Won Ina whisk he fell out into the road. The pokier wee emend hen bin but the officers were turned out of the boon cad the door shut against them. The next day the father sent and paid the rate.—The defendant was fined 41., or six weeks' imprison- Meet On being removed from the kw, the defindens, with horrid imprecations, told his father that if he pea thememey to liberate him from prim he would never eater the hone again as long as he lived. upon the lever, the shaking of the string that had been spoken of would tend to release the valve. In his opinion, from an examination of these boilers, a continual pressure to the extent of 611 be. to the square inch would be dangerous. He never saw boilers of such • description used for a high pressure *sighs*, and according to his opiaiou they were ob jectionable, and the mods in which they had been used by the previous engineer tying down the safety-valves, would tend to weaken them and render them dangerous in ue. The testing to which they had been subjected was also likely . to weaken them, particularly as he consi dered their origiaal construction was defective. An engineer would be justified in keeping the weight at the end of the lever, so as to keep up the extreme pressure of 661 M., unless he received directions to the contrary. There was one pecu liarity in the index of the spring-balance lever that might have deceived the engineer, inasmuch as it only denoted by the number one half of the actual pressure upon the boiler marking 20, when the pressure we. 40. The flat plate of the front of the boiler he considered very objectionable, and the stays of the boiler were, in his opinion, quite inadequate for the purpose for which they ware intended, and he did not think the front plate of these boiler was sufficiently strong to sustain a continued pressure of 66Ibs. Supposing the steam to be at a pressure of 5016. to the inch when a vessel stopped, and no steam was allowed to escape for ten =Wee, the pressure at that time would be increased to one hundred and thirty pounds to the inch. He tested different porticos of the non of which the boiler was con structed, and some of them bore • pressure of seventeen tons to the inch, and others more than twenty tons. Some parts of the iron were not properly amalgamated, and the iron had also, in some places, become thinner, from wear ; and, in his opinion, neither the quality of the iron nor the workmanship of the boiler were such as ought to have been placed in • vessel of this kind. Some of the rivets of the boiler were net long enough to make a proper rivet, and others did not fill the holes.—Re-examined : Taking into consideration all the circumstances he had alluded to with regard to the defective construction of the boiler, he was still of opinion that it did not explode under a pressure of less than 130 lbs. A person in the position of the prisoner would be bound to see that the valves were in order. Mr.:Bodkin I believe that in the royal navy no one has any control over the engine but the engineer and biz assis tant.—Mr. Lloyd In the Royal Navy the valves are placed es that they cannot be interfered with.—Re-examination continued : In witness's opinion the boiler might have been red for some time without injury ; but when it became weaker fom wear, irk was wed at a pressure of 661 b., he 1011811111•1 k would be highly dangerous. This 'lewd th e case for the prosecution, and at a quarter pest dues o'clock the court and jury adjourned for refreshment. Mr. Serpent Wilkins then addressed the jury for the prisoner. It appeared to him that Mr. Lloyd had completely exonerated the prisoner from all blame in the transaction, for he submitted with greet confidence to the jury that from his evidence it wail clear that the accident was attributable to the defective character of the boiler, and to the bad materials of which it was composed. In addition to the faulty construe tion of the boiler, he said, it had also been proved that it was never calculated to bear the pressure which it was constantly worked at, and be thought there could be no doubt that from the proceedings of Clark. the former engineer, who, there was no doubt, had fastened down the Tithe., and thereby caused additional pressure upon the boiler, it had been so weakened that it was utterly incompetent to perform the duty required of it. The jury would see that the prisoner was not in any way responsible for what Clark bad done. The learned counsel for the pro secution had described the prisoner as an engineer, but that was not so. He was no engineer—he bad no scieatific knowledge of the details of a steam-engine, but was merely engaged as a sort of labourer, at thirty shillings per week, to drive the engine. He concluded by earnestly calling upon the jury to acquit the prisoner. The Lord Chief Justice then summed up thr case, and the jury, after deliberating about half an hour, returned • verdict of Guilty, but at the same time recommended the pri soner to mercy on account of the compuiy; to whom the boat belonged not giving him proper instructions, and not employbsg properly qualified pumas to act as engineers. The Lord Chief Justice, in paining sentence, said there could be no doubt that although he had not wilfully in tended to oesamit the mischief, yet that by his neglecting to ten of the MOM on arriving at the end of his journey be bad m.sd the death of this young man. It was highly neeetsery fie lie peeked= of the numbers of her Majemy's satdesk who mid tbk mule of kimelling, that persona his position should be taught to exudes As utmost caution with the dangerous agent kid wee pissed under their con trol, and that if they negketed to do so they would be amenable to the law. If after the present occasion a simi lar should °mut., the court world feel bound to pass a much more severe sentence, but at present the judgment of the court upon him wee, that he be imprisoned, without hard labour, for two months. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Before /dr. Wdlerby. The court sat yesterday morn ing at Westminster. There was no business whatever for it to proceed with, except two assault meet, which were remainden from Clerkenwell. The r oN d ed , jury having been called, the learned chairman ad. them, and remarked upon the absurdity of summon ing a grand and a petty jury to do nothing at all ; it was shameful Ms deeply regretted that such should be the case, but it was done to carry out a clause of an act of par. limsent. The vac:4w fully concurred in these remark., and they were di scharged. BRUTAL ARRAULT.—Fear WOUND, named Goodwin, aincA, Willianu, and Hall, and three men, named Brown, Brown, and Bryan, were indicted for assaulting John O'Brien, whereby his leg was broken. This assault took place on the 29th of September last, at a public-60am called the Black Ball, in New Oravel•lane. The prisoners were all &bads( at the bar, when the prosecutor and his wife entered. Soon from some very trivial muse, a quarrel arose, and the whole lot of the yamuna fell upca the promenter, and beet hue to such an =teat that he leg apes the leer, alma imeeeibb, one et lit lege being brava. ...t= Mild Eel vest I. eletenes, and resumes** to As big in ra g ir e tion into a eab. This ii=enee. man reseed la that his duty aimpearg before he mid beads" ache the injured man to the nation-ha" and then eireney him to a hcopital—Mr. Walmhy ant sedilavieli be men absurd than such a rule es Sib; lad in as anemia 'Mary, too ! lie ordered a note of the imam to be bid bairn the oommissionera— The jury found the idliatiente guilty. Sentenced each to fourteen days' imprisomment. POLICE ! --YZSTERDAT. - - - MANSION-HOUSR.—Perea P m. John Pru dence was brought up to answer the complaint of John Boutherway, who said, " I adrertbed in the Times news paper fora situation. The defendant answered the adver tisement, mid I went to as. him upon the subject at a tavern in Fidestriesabill, and from thence to Beer-lane, where his couatlnebesse was. He said he was one of the travellers foe the Rem of Rust and Co., chicory mercluints. Hsi =t to taketown traveller at 30e. per week for we as eak esellein. He told me that I was to pay 101. as • seenety flir resolving the monies of the firm, and that it was to be paid beck to we on leaving their service. I paid hint 11. down gars bin a rellerence, and agreed to pay the balance et the end of the asst week; but I never went into his em ployment, as I Mad biin to be • mere impostor."—Ann Christy said the peisswir's name was Prudence. He took the eountong-bowas, ami the name el But and Co. wee put up on the door, smd ties lefts, Teethed there were addressed to Rust and Co., and by the defendant.— Mr. Goodman (the chl:Pcilt i rC s e a there as person of the name of Rust in the beam T—Witams: Nobody at all but this min.—The &West said; I took the pro misee of Mr. Christy, lie lushead of this iady, for thyself and partner, big agents kr au or two home, and an agreement was *balm up in the Mass of Pits dams, giving Mr. Christy to wadeetead, that the beim was to be carried on is dr same of Rai awl Pondewee. Now, barring an extensive esametion, we weasels Wp anteX zwi coaehmakese to sell sisealeal oakum, es aspen of ansonspa pass. sod we skrat he he pee ps's. this geatieneMAlsi he the bee, he save ass the IL, provided I weld a te it him WI the folloviag Natality, batl gm the next wors ts/tibia I went be the slim, te we walk in, and to hear hi. abase me a b l y siN V imenes, particularly by that of swindler, before he to eater into any . conversa tion upon any subjoin. armaded the ha had handed to me. I said I would give his an I. O. . for 2L, to be paid on the Monday, and he shook hands with me cor dially and we parted. Next day I wee taken ill, and did not go to the office, and he caused me to •ppper before your lardship.—The Lord Mayor said ha ekoald remand the case until Tuesday amt. OWILDHALL.—A LONDON Blooka.—A young man named John Ron, who simulates briny deaf and dumb, was charged with be g ging . — Mr. Hodgkinson, a clerk at the Cohn Mining Company in Austin-friar,, stated that the prisoner cams quietly into the office, and presented a short petition for relief. Witness declined giving him anything, when he produced • little red memorandum-book, to show that many other persons had each given him a shilling. Witness SAW be had been pretty micomful, and again re quired him to leave. The prisoner then snatched up a sheet of paper, and wrote with a pencil, " Sir, I have a right to call here, and you have a right to give use a little. I only all once a year. It ia for my education." This exposition of their respective rights not according with Mr. 11,'s notion of things, he opened the window and called in the policeman, who found 12e. 10d. in the prisoner's possession. The City woe never before so infested with beggars as it was jest now.—Roe, the officer, said Ross was in custody 2 years 7cand spoke while in prison on one or two occasions.— ]olicenuin stated that he ascertained that the prisoner had been in almost every house in Austin-friars, and was l i emegaugly troublesome where relief was refused.—Mr. Ald. Hypes Hughes asked the prisoner in writing what he bad to Ng why he should not be convicted of being • vagabond, be bereft been charged with the like offence before.—The WIMP replied by writing : "Itis a mistake. I got away when! widen before, two years ago. I havelwitneres to prove it."—The AldermeaiagoeMd his book, from which it appeared he had selletted as wadi as lie, in a day by his ex emirs import:midi& As ha wee sew begging and pretend tog to be is edam when he had nearly 13e. in his possession the alderman meamitted him as a rope and vagabond for three weiatbs. BOW4TILIZT.—Susosonn RAILWAY RO/1/11/11% JOAN VW. 3swar. a journeyman shoemaker, raiding in Maiden Ass, rb-bridge, was charged with having in his ponseelost tone dozen and ten bottles of win., without being able to give a atisfaetory acoonnt of the mama—lnspector Lewis stated that in oonseasence of haying found tbe fro 7th rtst rtY .he went to in th i :p • 's lodging s BandditroT the into custody, when he said that U he mode it all right with him be would put him on a better swag, and that he was well aware his wife bad split upon him, by giving information MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY ETRIIING. The settlement of the account has .till been the en grossing business of the day on the Stock Exchange, and prices more or lees were still influenced by it. The fluc tuations have been confined however within the limited range of 4 per cent. for Consols. They have been 851 Layers for money, and 851 for January, but left off at the reduced rates of 841 to 5 for money, and 851 to 1 for account. Reduced Threes, 831 to J. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 84 to 44. Exchequer bills, 2s. discount to par. India Bonds, 255. to 200.1 discount. Bank Stock 187 to 9. Three more fail-1 lune were declared in the house to-day, but all of the clam known as jobbers or dealers merely. Their ac counts, although of small importance individually, con tributed to embarrass thewinding up of the settlement, which, from its extraordinary mettide, s sot ex piated to b e go t through before Manky se Tuesday next. In reference to one of the Mures Winded to, the following note of explanation he been kewerded, and to= ri tzpl meant mistakes is bees %meted : wag ri m 21, tror.--m ib re rem mosememo ' mene . et Kr. 'Mom% Man * perm steme, wanmit Os taw dim, _Oft It le we mee t Tow, .et 7,0 L Old NVNI&4I•I4. ememee tart, mad noida. la. EMMY TM'S.' Heehaw** failures mom iminundsee were re ported, bet efamointe en ■hoe reale only. In Int* stocks the dealings were extremely few, and amieef with little venation. Dutch -and-a galf Cents., 343 to ; the Fours, 83k to 4. Spanish Fives, 181 to 173; the Threes, 284 to 1. Portuguese, 211 to 2k. Mexican, 151 to 181. Bra zilian, 78 to 80. Foreign exchange is difficult to quote i but the rates on Holland may be noted a limb Wier, irbilet on Hamburg and Paris they were lower. The *no- Nations oa Amsterdam :were 12.81 to 7 ; on Not- NING, NOVEMBER 27, 1847. terdam, 12.7 to t ; on Antwerp, 26.10 to 15 ; on Hamburg, 13.15 to 14 ; on Frankfort, 123 i to t ; on Paris, 25.95 to 26.021 ; on Vienna, 10.17 to 19; on Leghorn, 31.30 to 35; on Naples, 391 to ; on Madrid, 461—a1l at three months. On Lisbon at 60 days, 51t. It is painful to notice the currency of reports affect ing the credit of a highly respectable India house to day. It is understood that the Bank was anxious to afford the accommodation for which application was , made, but that so far the negotiation has been unsuc cessful, on the ground of the inadequacy of the secu rities presented. It is still to be hoped that arrange- 1 moire may be made by which a disaster may be averted. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the 20th instant give, as compared with those of the week p receding, the following results: affillaliallin• .C23,325,843 setWe 19,297,730 P 49139411,93113 Pair deeds; ISOM, rialsztasent.•• 10,6.13,607 Odier Isseeltles °naiad bales Nam day sad other Ws 891,324 711 Nat 1,623,321 The notes in the banking depart m ent, constituting, with the coin lodged there, the reserve fund, had accumulated to 4,228,0951. increase upon the week before, 1,430,3851. In the Treasury letter to the Bank some days since, retiring the autho rity before given to enlarge accommodation at discre tion, subject to the exaction of 8 per cent. interest, the reserve fund was assumed to have rallied to five millions. The average, it will be seen, states it at more than three•quarters of a million lees. The ad dition of the specie would still leave it mare than a quarter of a million less. Fall one-half of the rein forcement of the reserve fund of notes arose from the running out of bill or " other" securities, not by fresh discounts replaced to the extent. The influx of coin and bullion would account for the remainder. The continued withdrawal of private deposits is calculated to excite attention, if not uneasiness. Banking and other depositors were evidently find ing employment for all the means at their disposal. According to the official returns of the Russian government the total quantity of gold extracted from the Ural and Siberian mines in the year 1846 was 1,722 roods, 29 pounds (Russian) and 87 zolotnicks or say, in Russian pounds, 68,910; in pounds avoir dupoise about 62,120. The value may be approxi mately stated in pounds sterling at about 3,630,000/. As the gold is not all of equal purity, and on refining at the Mint most, therefore, lose something by waste, this estimate, founded on weight alone, may be sub ject to some deduction. The produce of the same mines in 1845 was 1,386 roods, 6 pounds, and 41 zolotnicks; difference in excess for 1846,338 poods, 23 pounds Russian, or say above one-fifth more. The aggregate results of mining operations for the first half of the present year have not yet appeared. But we have the returns for the Ural mines, both those worked on individual account and appertaining to the Crown, for the first six months of the present year. The total yield, excluding a small quantity of plating, silver, and irridium alloyed with osmium, was in gold 162 roods, 14 pounds, 29 zolotnicks, or say in sterling value about 350,0001. This quantity shows a small falling off as compared with last year for the same period. The yield of the Ural mines then was 165 roods, 31 pounds, 87* zolotnicks. DANK OF Elf OLAN D.—ACCOUNT for the Week endLni Nor. 20. Not. boned INCI• , 43 3 ,6 2 5.8 4 4 Government Debt /11.014.100 other docurltler. 2,9840 d Gold Coln sad Bullloa MIS.= Balllon 1110,212 e0.62/1443 SAIMPO IMPLITIMIT. =More 080%1 ....A4.653,000 Govenummt 11468Mtles 3.613.331 Socha Dosel Weight Pubis A...W1 118.8.13.111 113 04=17 21 5 1 E O . Socurithrs N . 4.• . ..A.,,, ... o =. Ad") MUM Gold mo our.. Co l n 491.112 7,866,482 6668218.80104146iP1ia 881,321 £34,143.831 L 34,143.931 11. MARSHALL, Chief Cambium INGLIBEI FUNDS. Doak 1/toolk. 187 8 131 1 3 Ditto, *odor 41600,21 3 3 086 t. 161. Amis.. . South Anna, 814 Oms. ,11884., IS 2 42 52 Comol Sea Stock Old s for Acct., 866 2 6 1 I . pm . f rs.... Rpm. 663 4; a t bl,l '..`"°°" "thL z 4 "s• ss- 711. Now 8 or. 04mt.. Asa. 10d Ditto moo, rar Ma 1 pm. 1.41. 'War. usos.. sit Ditto Smaß, pm S pm. 1011230 rumpe. ! pot It .„,11116843A 316 8 A cat 40488./Mmilahltlth.l4lll6. 8 pm' Owl. M --- li 4ittr dL Orm . S t . "' Doigloh • &oda. Ha. D, Rah, NW. m n i lll W., ft 2 i‘ iwi DM. 3; pro Chat. Datclt Emithom. 12 (166.842 3pm Cmt. limb. ____M Nov. Y 5.1547. --fir - IXORANONB AND !TOOLS ABROAD. Pm Amami rum. se. s. I_ D iv :.„,.. . I , .4. ..... . i LaweA_Cl I per Orate. . ..... ! 77 95 76 60 , a V "'". I T 6 1.5 1 76 66 1 Do. Nowlai 76 TO 74 70 Ti 93 I 76 66 75 TO Do. 42 D 0 . 4 Do. _;... Dalikse 11. low War Loma . 97 m. Da ti „ =rig a ltedW 41 :: • .. isaismoi es kirir, argui.4. Nov. 11.51.16 a 61 • DM°. 1344. WI; UNA ; ; ; ai r lair. ; Ditto, 1643, 631 ; ink or Besitun. Of Lodi" Al. • lISIZ. or. on Loam is 719 ; 0190 mrsibs, 25 772. I Z u. lasilk Fe% z esin o lta . sproil ~otimh.2 p s. ... N I -a-4A; nisoo. - IW; iiiiikW,ur RONII/.7 arlirtv. -Prewar It. Old( Ili T19.0049440415it post 1 ampy.int now. lap•co inden. Zl, 6 )39 ;IR NNW i a i=iam; 141 Di" DS 6r.,111 WI, Soy. W. 1 —....... V g i r. c at is ta t t s Saw; }ITVDoor pir s =.. r; . irowiv r p t mmi p.4„ o.o... V .:a L i i i r h oww4wpir (= CwW g. : • Pr iv 4a • cTilat r m: jiff IS V ; ppm rir• smas. 111 I• Nor. 10, 90 dap, 11 ; BuM, Nov. /11. am malis, • • Nov. 18, Ohm girre w rigra." No.. 1115 19919 99989 . 9. : 611 #a fort, Nor. 19, two RAILWAY NEWS. Our 'hart market was not 110 good yesterday. We had some large sales of North Stafford. and other lines, by which prices were asssidiesbly depressed. MX EtIWO.—L•NCASTeI AND PANSToN. )7. owised 8.04•4114,Nay. laswater. Nev. IL No Jewel to obo Otale.—At lie predounting lbw to do Lwow al Ws Ili WWI. It WI be Nombetei Wu • owilOw wee pew; le WNW. *WO. owilelle• tittle are of the in to We LT Ong Ordway WWI wile pecesedei with ea the port et = ermwf.O aweeeere eta Willem et lbe teme - et The rem* neellegvel wad Or the wpm et wed. eras We weeds* et eirotwe oillwet elegem* woe We wed ,--lbf. - Nnewbromid WM ire the low wake *who. to. We aftie dam leof, Did the resell wee t o Ilwr tak wow delerolsel lloa to penmen be di* wo deswere be lot WI et We omaal emogoo• Wey WI Ina OW Ilit bed ow pan ler_ , Alba Ws ontoW obi* vielho m e=eosegoWar ; I. Wollor,, lbe lb• BIELM No Too Wino dims gewoM* emiewlel to she seer le the awl worm oho, by 1be...,, *Wiwi with the oboe eiwowwwitlie et do lotwZmil si t that sear— the loin t Ile direst set loot shoot abet " eweibw-10. Beetobor : Dam 214 boo lbet Now bit tbe Weer le lbe weebilse haw sew' ' roma %Wm OW blow "waft Wipe, tawnw, oWelt live boat= a leime. ve beler wi Leme le ipe ea ; bet we Willow au t . l ard wit wane S ea ri ii pei r ler e reat g ill aeL et WeWail = t len* me lie al goii r soft ppeohl swift dwell Ile OW Mew lo ellarmy pist.—llie moire: Woo yes ewe' emiltesedy. 1118VELLAN30138 1411111.—Puosairs es Wawa.' —our fiemektigee On ANDANA Apoolles so 1114. 4," *so * th• beesesedep Wail*/ Lam aid 1 Worth-Woters *We Wet Se IWO WWWWWin Is " how sl)." sad tag WM gi allilleldn WM Ma In • le be Ws al pretreat. He ?nem Is dr hem et so eigielle• kr ea extension at Owe oollesewpww. he senses' es Is lead to Or Meer, lbet the thellet le dt the Votes WWII" Ow pre* owale i lt i rt bowers. be be le Is sow 306 Om oeth la We l goo mew We WOW ililbrablee•en set Mier le the Logi eel NardoWelera; god lemleoleellebelog limegve lbe polka Wile Me between Wawa O m wets e the Lois sod 14 eell w e l toms. ms le * ft lOW =rWilew hetwetWal WEIL ' t L ow bele We iwi Mft llel•we fts sea m id******* ther WV* methil ia =sl esiem. Oarleily es ES le awe bawls od WA weirs ril we hew eeitl Set neinc o ldltle lin i k= liellil obo Blew arn a =win Os Im ia blesAbie. la ve= w hi . ow Yet WM lbe sgallilie• to so It=4:= t h i "wens mg woo eel Closer eel W ibe nate Vol Ow lessoiory to WNW Ye bril ta Se lob et Me awesome Ow 'win* elloWb elel le le of IWO& tow We ~Woe limo we hien =We, Ori le 01l i s Teo* ter to la Ws lbw • wow—Wile wear et do wpm ef wets, =jut Ma Mlle sal Deft, lbe ewelnellsa ll e l l=W lait a r= be yet bow deee, ellbsest We WI wee Weelaell to we mien oi WS. Pat =to wh WW I amelsit woe mellml Ye e we► lead op las Nil IMO Iblill WY we OW do The =1: 4 0 Wei Meet We useep-• me meet ereteeseehhe NIEMAN OFTHRISSIMIO asasser=4) NA,A—ANNksa—ilis% IL - 110. A Ara Cinhot: .Taml-1:10. I. listiarem. No I.—lt t. or lia, bi Dawn astraerm.-131aekburn. Charley, and Liven:ea-4a par li awn; Dream and Merthyr-2s. per share; Great North at India— la. 9d. pm share; Wallah pre share. Itattaraa Doom Cutems.—Alford Valley—Tlll Nor. 30; Deride— ' 1111 Nor. 30 ; Ores& Neel et Scotland—YlD Nev. 30; Junks South Midland Jumada—Tin Das. 7. TRA/PIC roc gaaraertri Walls ending between Nor. 14 and Noe, 23. 1347 and ima—(From the Railcar tArtnittek.) 1347. Arbroath andierfar.. 1 ' 181 3 Logdonand Blaektrall 1, 1 w 736 Cheater It Ittrkeeld.. 014 Loadon,ltrtghus.e.c 7,40 6,748 Dublin t Drogheda.. 71 673 London& S. Wow— 7,130 ',156 Dublin lk CO Maw. Matra !Asc 1,106 1, 871 Dund. Pth. lj a=e; Carliale, 611 617 18.486. 17,354 Lament Ccontatie 10.301 Newer& I.olh I.oel 866/.106 U6loll Zdthbergh Olatc... North British . Gloat, Seta 0.3 r.. 3. 1 . Shrewsbury &Cliesed 5 - Psts..k Ora.. 1. South Davos Groat South. I Welt 1 South gestarn 7 6, 610 Great Wegera Vale . Kendal & Winders— ..en InNer 736 730 Lenciter I Oarlike 1.364 Whiteh rJel. Iceseeishe I Teri& 40011.007 York. Neste. M Bwk 10,91 43 ' Ad dend N. . Km York IN. idland 7.1 3.474 MALI LIST.—LoNDow, Nov. 26. Pt llama la Roman chamfers desete 11.1.4 = No of !"‘ " PUP. leesserr burger, East Jarrow, Detergent, alkali manufacturer, 9at 102, re Jan. 11, at 1, at Nowcastle-spanTpd WA, lekNl Nermeastiapon.Tynik & & 00, Litsoke.. t ."" i ring, 'Oakley, N Jaz= Lawrox,=wl=asp, Ineseakt m row 7 k ag at Mamsherrer Q. Bon Melee& Oa., Ltakk t f....N. Bads, &Minn. Gandy, may: Fr e i ff d .th., Fraser, Itanehner-.. JAN= ASUMAN Batmmomea, be.pL, isseciest, Den 9at 1 Jan. in, at I, at BarlighaditV4 lOW k awn, King WlRlmdg. I W. Ear g., Bell, Bosom RIOO, cotton spinner, Dec. is C rj aaa !" 44 lo. an. 3 k p at ILanshenter Ct. Bola", Bower, Tekenhone.yd , Lothba4 Ham, Illamenster, & Foster, Mamranter; of. any, p at i: cheater. Lyon Ilmerzt, Buryst., 81. Mary-axe, City, stlyers k i t h . 10 at 12, & Jac 12, at 1 at BesinghalisL hoL. Sydney, y"; . circus; cr2 areig.,Gren„ Aidensanisary. Joraning Tennessee, Tamworth, bookseller, Dec. 4 Birmingham Ct. Bola, Nerd! fa Mons, Tamworth, k rya Birmingham; od Wig., 'Clap), Birmingham. Taunus Wtursars, Oo.eauy, WA.= 212 .Idefillfer. k Dee. 29, at 12, ut Birmingham Cl. nob., Troughton & lea, .entry, & Austin ft Hobson, Haymond-ledgs.; off. wig, ttiqt km, Birmungitsm. INBOLVENT PITMONEBS. J. rue.. Lousiness P8e" 4 ......d. L dealer 31 ' wl• ahaas. . CI. Dudish; Clialca. Batidaglism. I E. Idonicott, ia4 Bo akin, laborer. Yon, laboarer . R. Cottren,Weibartoo. lasisostmailio. A. F. reek, liodLet IlsaherocYk brewed vlrtual ler. hem ere•R• e. - sig J. J.rDeskr• nem ear. J. Moo.. t .Ibbertaft. l'iortkaeps. ra. bselker. A bemaveser, Jiteanlntieldreß W. !tr... an ninkehok ay, Trlowter, Annals:ea J. Swink York swum.. ankh, T. Segal.. ament., J. C. 011164 Asioodszta-Snmkg. W. Too., C .1711 1 := . ham. So/DM che. e. weds, Formed a dr J. Woof, ThaUlliallrt, Md.'s. Mask Batidasfassahlre, leakeepee. rawer J. Y. \r Birraiaggg.".. C. Brig tak Worenter. dryer. ra maker. R. Harsh LW" Wergrkkoalre, beatW. *Awe. Gob,. grim. 11. Jelerits. loth. 1. 1 167 1 ... J. wiener, st- R.Joary lincatosesis, eda to asp.. Ledrok . 1•••••... M. J. 10af... Paltsastk. F. Y. Woodcock T. Leoch i.w idartock nomarogalark anothsiura. kroar. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS, G. Bagman, Newsastie-upon-Tyne, music seller-let Mh. k_ any /engird', after Now . 26, at Baker's, Neweastie-upon.Tm C. R. Beldam Leamington Mora, Warerieleithire, gnaw -Ist h., of 7s. 9d., anyibureday, at Valpy'a, Birmingham. C. Burrows kJ. Glidden, Plymouth, beer brewers-a gnat di,. d M. ed. (in addition to 16s. 6d. already paid oz the spar al C. Burrows), any day after Now . 30, at ilernaman's,=, C. Barrows &J. Glidden, Plymouth, beer brewers-1n dn. at la y any day after Noe. 30, at liernarnan's, Exeter. J Carne, inn , Falmouth, grocer-further dlr. of 11. 6d. (nogg. don to Ss. already paid), any day after Nov. 30, at Enter. H. L. Davis, Ludgate.kill, City, dealer in Now 29, & two subsequent Mondays, at Canaan s, Blrchin-lane. J. E. Green, Whiteeronest-, City, house agent-3rd di.. at itt M. Nov. 29, & two subsequent Mondays, at Cannan'a, Birchen-lam. J. E. Pye, Berkaleysq., milliner-let dew of ha., Nov. 22, &two au ß. Leg Hond a .., t0 lanai n o th. , r i 21 , j n rc. e t any Wednesday, at Graham's, Coleman-4C J. Smith, Ashto4m-Maraerele4d, Lancashire, cotton sehugs_kt di.. of In. fd., Dee. 2, & any subsequent Thuraday, at (Hammy.. Liverpool. DIiIDF.NDS.—Bet. 20. H. J. Beller& Whittlama, Cruntaidgami eN money scrivener —Dee. 17. J. T. Curti., Norwieh, 'wars—Decl7 A. Fielder, Altura, Hampshire, brewer—Dec. 18. J. Gars, Colchester, Emu, draper—Dee. 17. G. Heath dt 0. Dann, (-Waterbury, dryers —Dec. 18. T. W. Horne, Pelham -ter., heel keeper—D., 18. C. Lewis, Staagate-st., Lambeth, tin plate manufacturer—lke 17 11. Lew* Oxford.st., linendra Dec. IC C. E. Neste., Geed: wharf, Haaatnersmith, coal merchant -Ike. 17. 8.. Nioal, Feathert& :ayal chant —Dee. 18. R. Rymer, Manchester, hotel keeper—lke. 17. J. larading, Ounbridge, brasier—Dee. 18. S. Taylor, Taahridge 18. T . Thomson, Recheater-row, brewers—Dec. 1k T. h Limey, Paatonwt., Haymarket, licensed victualier—Dm.22. B. Woods. Brighton, grocer. SCOTCHSEQUESTRATIONS. John Alexander Ballantyne & John Hughes, Edinburgh, printer., Dec. 2 & 24, at the /loyal Et. change Coffee. home, Edinburgh John Dick & Charles Crawked Dick, Glasgow, commirins merchants, Dec. 3 & 24, at Reek & Doule's Chamb., Gllsegow—Hebert Dodds, Klink., Apahlra, railway contractor, DM. & 22, at Ike Salmon ihn, - Z coz .. ? 4 (ey, Duni" seem. Dec. 2 & 23, at the Rani Hot* anus Mink Ifilnkusgb, machine maker, Nor. 30k Dec 21, at Tod's Chemb. a Mllabln.—AMEreir Moody, Glasgow, merchant, Dec. 3 & 21, et neln & Onmelnighein's Chamb., Gbogow—Swirew Thomson, sess., Mama% Inadaer of mune, Dec. 2 & 22, st Howie. Chamb., Ohnigonais Toeing, Glasgow, commisaion merchant, Dee. 2 & 22, at Janriarla ((lamb., Glasgow—Thomas Ale:ander Young & ALaxmadsr Yew& Oirgew, manufacturers, Dec. 2 hfol, at Jameson's Chasub., GllsegarHohn Yak, hun., Edinburgh, hanker, Dec. 2 lk 12, at Sterecron's Cieinb., Edinburgh. PARTNERSHIPS DISBOLTED.-.1. Arnhem & T. IL ramps Br. mingbasn-J. Bale & H. likirids, Manchester-W. Barracisqh, Jun., C. Wand, & E. Wand, Bradford, Torkshirt, so far regards W. Brracloogh, Jon. -T. &Boar k J. J. Boast, Manchester - T. P. Beak, R. Addkon, & B. Rime, Me.. abater,. far ea regard. T. F. Beale -L. Bird & J. Ooltkup, Clara, Kest-R. Cobden & Y. W. Cobden, Cheeky, Lancoffitire-E. T. lids field, H. Combo, D. K. Webb, W. Daffier, & J. W. Starer, Car►s. st., Longsere, so car as regards E. T. Delffield-J. Gilmour, W. 0. Cuthbersor k J. Monism, Glaagow, so for r regards their an anion with the North Bridal. Bank-T. IL Griffith & IL Brinailor Liverpool-P. R. Grote & & Tarragon, Liverpool-J. rants k L nettle, Nawark.open-Trent, Notfingbamsadre -T. 741.4. B A. Liverpor-41. Lindley & F. Clare, Liverpool-D. firm B. sorra, S. Miter% B. Bahr, .1. Ward, .en., D. Raeder P. Hint, M. Whrton, J. Racy, J. Greenwood, J. Hudson, T. 8 3. Later, J. Greeter Jon., J. Nestome, JOEL, B. Rotbery, J. 0. Ward, oil., J. Ward, Jon. G. Ward, JUL, & R. Ward, run Carr, Yank hire so far as regards D. Milne*, B. Scargill, 8. M ite B. Bailey, J. Ward, D. Ramada, P. Hint, Y. Wharton, J. Bally, J. Greenwood-B. Nevins &J. An.,, Jug., Meek.lene, ei ti-R. Nord , &J. Gooch, Deamst., City-J. Polio* Si J. K. Scott, Sorb Honda -S. Banner & G. A 8.., Kendal, Westrooreband-11. Nods ft Y. E. ltscsulay, Ralik; Torkahire -R. G. Woad & J. win, Ne err-market, Orr -J. Winterbottom k B. len, Trestle, Cherire, k Manchester-A. J. Worthington, W.H.Turner, 1. Dar ner, & IL Turner, Leak, Stffilbidabinv, so tar as regards H. Truer. ''''' - 337iles - ra - se: 31resirt lbitsWautiaiiirVpsi FAD. !MD. 40 .33er&en .. -- • f 17 b3a.ee.wQs.L.lß 1949 11 Aosarre.llot. Marl 211 1 Do. Now • 9 10 191r05.,W01.,/ Dodlay 141 2 Do, pirstm. . . 1 12 $ Bk. Wtti. et &Valk, ll_ Do. 401.69.. ii. 1 / 15 Wm. / Oxford_ .Ja. 194 19 71 D 0.101.4. NEB a 41p. 5 ihishvcalivh. dB" a 0/1 71 D0.1(64A.,11 It Bb 4 41p. 74 &blot sad WOW - 1 D0.101.0a.M.* De .„ lip. 10 Do. Thirds _ - ... 411 London & &Wader. " 101 Dadtapitstasilfti .• 3 40 Do. Nem Cow. Ws A,• 63 Claleicefan 6l GI 333 Do. New, 604. .... • Do. 1 Wins . - ll Do. New, 40i. - . 37 CAseler • Heiphosid 17 16d. 60 Do. Cons. Tenths . .. 9 8 Do. Pratrasce 4O Do. do. Traits ... . 24L pet 761 CU, ...to . . 61 Do. 'Nab.. i id. to Da. 1n ci:, iiker . . • et. I i Lew. iiei , i4i 1 yid. to Do. sect. .11,N.a. 774, .aear 7o • 20 Maass& AV. law 10186. 3 Illaima. , LAW/ 1 19 0 3 16 Ihrodallg hwaiska. 24 Mad. eanithamp. 2 - n 6An1261.18134L1D) 141 Ind midland . _ ... Ip.• 11 18 Do. OM N. •P Ifj. /1 40 Do. W. iesres .... 3 1 D0.(31.105. E. a lilt& 3p. 10 Do. la &lila .... ID lastans Cosaltios . . a 1 f 1 Do. /km. a Derby 64 DoExim6p.a.Noi fd. 101 D.C./fDr/PO. ' 2 19 64 Do. de.. -.. N. 2 Id , 34 D o . &t i t,* • 10 Do. Yore Wien- 36 ilki.Ot.Wishilriahl 10 DoNartluaDmlrs 100Neseradk tk s tie Do. 1 . Ad,U ll 121 Um /immoral AI 26 INo r La Britialt IA .. 60 Werra Union ....I 11 Do lebares ei ... 1.1. gsl Bow Do. 1 Okra . I::: .1.4 4 11 1 Do. stemacia : 13 Do. Now. . .91 81 2 I Do. Thirds . . 33, Do. New.. 6 . a . M . ... 3 i 3 100 Norfolk . ... - . 13V Rad Linroihdart . . 1 OPI. 6 Do. New, /70.... alubthtvght O eAa.eslogo. 47 0 Do.Orarid.64r 0 14. par lii Da. I Aarer ''. - . ?It 12 145 I I Bo .. .8;16117 6 14/Nor 14. par Edlis6. & Northers 1 Do. do. Wilma . Do. Ness . - ... .. . 4 N. Candies Vaal 9 Do. Naval. - . ti North fltaffordalate• 74 f 2 1 1 Edda. narii. Dos , U lid. 31 North Wake so Gasp., Nike. a Ayr 6 Nora Western I Otwat Northam.. - . 211 I p . 31 Oxf. Worms. /Moly 304 21 Do. Lat. a York Es 181 71 Read. Gwaa. a Ref, did. 30 la &A s. West i 1r5.1113 d. 11 Romans and ilikAsie 4d. pa. 100 Ot.tith. a 10 Scottish Central 3 4p. 0 I Do. New. i ta I a ? a ....1g1 i l 0. 17: lialash mkuw.i 8e Do. New, U. ....'36 360. 10 Do. Ras . . . - 16 Do. Ono, la. - .1156 lalP. a SKIT. 1466. 4 • dole 3141. 85 Orrat Western l6l 2 6 karowa 6 BP. dim • 60 Do. I 1 show ••• • • - . 8 10 9. 3 Do. do. Class it. . . 2 d. 13 Do. i , shara IIQQ 4 811ropablre Union.- 10 Do. 40 ,South Devon _.. .. 2 7 Do. Not, ITS . n liadderakid, Maw 66. par 33, Bout/ EameskaDore. 94 7 Do.. do.. Thirds 50 Hull and Soar l7 Do. d 0.... ...... . 2 sd. 25 Do. slaw 749 16 .Do. do.. .. . _ ... 3 Id. 191 Do. slants . - 7 9p. 61 Do. do. Third... 4 I L 6 fpr., i fit. liamle 101 d. 16 /ow/ mama __ . 15 Do. do. I Nonikis 64 4 IS. Y orksA.Dow.eok. le Do.lfaldella444llo6 11 4 To. Yak Earwax 344. 60 Lane. a Carliefe par 20. 171 Tama Hasa, Daft 1 104 d. 10 Do. Mire/ ,-,P. V. 131 WirT4rd . 9 Ka" - 63 Lancashire& vadat 13 Wh ' es.* Formes*, 82 Do. do. _ ..... 38 Do. I .6, .Dare 32 34 41 Win. 1300,18.14404. , 144 Do , Mara 3 Id. 16 York, Newt., aDor.34 31 1 3 61 Do. _. _ ....... st Do. Shrtessaa . d. par 15 DoNShisidsPatrat re. Do. Tar& IResli 66. 10 DoEs.tiolYttN.l34l 34 De./Asera.elairs 33 Dolluddersid 19 DodoNolNseck Der 11; 44 12 8 DouNea ., ..er Pre! Id i 8 171 Do WafPnifikome 50 Yorkeiorallidinnu7o 124 Do. t .W R. 11 61 ti 2 10. 10 Do. Prarresa ~, •' 64p. 25 Do. known a Wm* 65 19 D0.1iaM.11.1.54.6a1 1 8 9 Do. 1 shares ... . d 2134 p. foams ItalLlralL 60 Do. do ....... - . Lord. and Bldg./oat 00 n 14 T..en.a/ Pk. (o, / rev a 2p. 16. Levarkr a wooed /4/, 5 'Demerara ... ... 36 Leeds and 111119 k 11 Do. Yew LS Sari fnelion Do. Pre/ Spence.. 33. 7 Lannon aLa Sambre i d iE 37 Ifards,Detre., Manch. 6 I.rtabourp .... 5l ' Lis., Masc.& N. At. 5 Lvoimik.laspaiCoMo 2 Id. I Lic,Orosat.d 80616. 1816. 14 .thinur and 1.14_ 10.- 151 London I Wawa& 10 Northern of noon . 6 Do. do. ... - . No. 12 Ild. 6 Orleans I Baramax Do. d 0....... No. Is . 10 WO and L 60 Loa, 1/11110., @no I i i 20 Park and 30 Do . Cana UP 216 4 SI Parks and Houlm 9 Do. do.Ottar3y.Ct. 8 Para t *.Warp 3441. 60 Do. Frf.Cor.6p.Ct. 464 6 20 Rotas and Hasa 1 Landow and Cream. 16 Wanes and Yeas T 33 Do. Prharake, - 6 ,Tottrs an Naar I Loudon 4 34.w.m.n. 1534 614 8 IWeet nadirs 7 GK. rimms.--Makas I sTair ri. — . . CALLL-Alootlo K, LsII MIL I ; Blosielhou, Wohoolhoocloa, ird ewer Wasr-SL Ills. Ose NS. 1 ; e t t iony=. on " ir goolat 21,41. 11..h ti0 n 7Ur1i10 I, oloo; eimilko-11. mew 171.100. draw ds; Out load IVollm-$l, lea, dos ; Tomonws-ii. 141 Awl :Sol lasimillink -81. la, do.; Millasift mod Nisni-a. lON. ow do Ik. stookO. on Ilio 111. 1 i i.d i ( 2.1 UN la las la. Oat (III 41), WI los ; Lola all IL to So Kw I emu, doe Nov. IS. nod IL win ,. 1 Ha ali es dr las 1 i Lag" I as; led Slab Okaa-1•1. s i k=k6lks %taw imam sal 11141.. 1 Wakes—lL SIL ak ask Illesigask • led 11 1 masa eas i NW Iwo widget )—OL ea SO I L = ~„ sakakesk—a, Ea ~ aid hita Natal sod is, dee ; Nora it. ais sat lira See 1 ameable sal News-21. doe Oasth 80a105.41. Was las Na 4 • dom e du Da. 1 ; Wool 106., dos Nov. IS ; =IL lailaa sad Waskesa -41,11es PALM 166, Pails sad Orison 20 Pails sad last_.... 920 pars sod Ha. 601 20 Mime I llamado 670 16 oWasbowg sad ila.. ITO Ountr• (Voss* fiords .. - . 671 26 No .. 9.- 100; Legbard.F/1 ; P. 60. 00 8 91? To 600 NI TO 170 1.61 60 466 671 60 USrg 67sw 006 H 64 6 563 T 5 1" 673 75 474114 •••••••6 1216 U MT 0 616 23 SIT 60 660 301 25 6T3 76 473 73 tif so 561 03 TS 03 74 SOT 73 I 166 15 Violas r63aro. 0,314 COMMERCIAL AND _MARKETS. PRODUCE. ifintEOWIANII, Itoy. 58. market IY. theft Mae train Ist 09V4Oblibals.Wetlada3, arida. 1,900 dada Or the ire; drIS Ibiaddr bop Sopa air art balm it prod= TON; : IMO Up lie wind nob* tur tam 40, dosioil bai.-0111i emlslmise poini; self limige; 41111 bop Onits ' wore ~Mr eali, wore iriblews..—Cielka his bar 1a blot drend st 41a, Oh N., - 1110111 111 lea The rails oft woe awl& elill.--)101ingla Terra Jaytera p rid oils vont et beady; wady al ra. rate.; Malabst, lise b i l esSra. la Xstills ull sil ha lst mess sad ass dr aid alinsios pdim— Rua Is Am bat rut mew ; lb. Or dr arlrer day, doilind is le miler tiSI, Is um soma Is le NT a molWergiiiin la micipimi, but ast bow ot Wein to ow sing Wes .—k &idols dionilim Imit est doss midi sois de topaz. ars ea timp cLTbe A441/ffe Price of Sugar the prodasestthe Britt& Pennine la Amman, computed from the reams =Ye la the wed win the UM Ey et Nev.. Isl 7, 1B p ee Rd. par art Seger the vein et the lbadeler We 214. wt. Are lie predme eras Mg lean Ilfs. SC ply ewt. The mew she d tae three Ihregaterg dessrlellhekjelW, h 234. 71d. par met COTTON.—Lxviaros4 N ov. 26.—To-day the demand is gra4 =l;tresj2ll%. t mi t im s saise au r S ve6. olll te ki Lse. heel Vrepot ; aWill Wises eaettme le nest ties emeet IM whet is km : the sehe dada. the week have bs biles. • BLANKETS.—Hzmitoonwrics, Nov. 26.—Tit in... inn et bores here ba-day we miA wad the encast et losiate e one yes maid; equal to the weenie. T h in was ea ieeteideeholp tepeteea WORSTED STUFFS, b. Thusroini, Nov. U— nite we eakyw moderate milsofier• Ime Imuls be the Plesedall tody, sai threst et beim. lemeetel ase a D. the miem e e oe hainsigearislar wale ereh greet=t= Waft tat iIernISOIS dawlmOi There we sem v/ !a 110,011111•1 inaltlee; bet the gilrepi draw win la Oehler dirk^ lII* Peremillee ene sear areerpeas whelk, bir the teaca. IPar tie Onlimestet Motels the amid tate eriell. The yers lembet vas wry *Alto pardon' his Mem* kali Prim meal sore* be kept up, eotvidearadleg the peasellea Ms Ism me meth sta et late. La tho wed mein don on nem ea In. prowl doled ; bat to mazy mss tier agiesn wire asiud, sall the seaglow Wm' to give trey, that & they to sat replete their dodo he leave a ;rant at t h e min HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—NorrexozAx, emirW some low of any vidlia impiseutrat au fts t tea berfay oar sea le be award as Ws lila MMus& Tb• war IoOY -oat trade le aa'ira-Ia ba a dodo baintrai. bat at tbs wW a 66 Imparent irrallwer • Aare eat saw gloom TM Mao. b orbs soma namlis gi•6l" at disthkg OM ell ••11•Ad••• ••••biln• • Maar it sot bur dpilme ord it 6•6) rary dr6 aerie NW psi a 6; 66•661 bi siturftimi S. smilbalwars I •7ldirk rib hoer ibme S. saw Orsarry •661 66ra ibeir masair. tartars saki6l. The min boss bare marsin dallard aarikatida Paprevars• Sair MP" al IPA as la S. ar at bratiss the patina Us mobs" Nab is is • mot dorms' ausdlas, woe tes at nos bilsi Nam • warp Ma; bees *Mak ri Brailarse• width • 6w pus aim area ter mat vie Y tbs bitedass, dreariest is al Wag Now in a ass briers atom—•/66inpitio lasovb .-.,,. _ . From tho LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, Nov. 28. HEW £ GO/WM Holm. - k — Hmir CLW Am, Biz stragariera,,uvto, amtmeler .k., Dek V i r gh t a ni t r la s t t L i lir: 011. Clebek lkoskogbak. AIMS iiii=kiii. draper, Deo. st 1, !lee. 5, at 11,, M liewl. a Pal istrareat Jame.g., Dedford.row ; oe. ms, • hilll law sifloker , Dec. 9 at 3, & Jan. IS, at 1, Lombard-st., aty ; A :t= Olt Jewry. Jam &Ammo. MD°. De. 17 ! laa. 3, at 11, at 1.1 Ct. Italsa. Boa CIA. Priday.g., dale A Li Co., Ilakeheater, k )a., ;ga fillig., Cern% verpool. Jame% liropokko. haill. Dm. 14 at 11 k ilk maim 4 Oi. lAN Wolk, Olok'soc, Lin. odet'aim. allmlll4 limingism ; ot midi. Toby, Joni Cush Itrikat. ad oulliooll ii rok ia lt am t I, k Jam 114 st 11. sg imp llde Ndr igweasse It Novo, Oil ewry thumb. rolL osig, o 'Mama, C.aarok, Dm. 7 k 30, at 11, Lim, at pool 01. 11116.13 10 1.13/ 11. 71. 11 =7-16., & Holden, Limped; off. sok., Omorook NWT Dna Cloomoo la =n aiv ikomouldilu mm lion Dm? et 11kDea. WM 1,, Later 01.. oP Neows. E.Y.eter, k Mimes 6 Wilt. LIONOWLIMiiiiIe; iii irl I M naman, Exeter. Mumma , Doe. 3 it 14. k Jim 6, at finll 11 .1111 6=r i lle:ple, St 11. aszigaltarait; AL rig., Ikalkstookat. hill Lama I'4IVMM k PAJBW. 0114 .,01 aty, areoloolk Des. 1 et 11, k Sak 6, ot I l+, at et 961., Peelsil, Mogi& ; off. midi., Follett, Bem4 .et, 1 tall Camerae.= Oakum Frnon & HAMMY Braude* Um, Naas, Decametre. kneels, Dm. le k Jan 20. at 10, et BMW OL irk, Oldlay, Euler, & Raven, eilnes-tokimalk, Tawas; ea mik, Rieke* klacter. I g a r = } Q a t:Wu= Fan. k De p t ar. at fra at leak, et 04174eyviemb,, Smarties; ek Fuca. Oareamk, ass Dm at 7 11.4 e ha. IS, at 121, at BadaalstimL Oda. KAMM 40 111 t, mrldry, leadadaWadd., Old Jewry, at We i Giiiii,LAlNheie THOMAS 041.0M4M. MO% WOOMSHINat ... I9I.I hem Dee. 14 et 11, & Jan. 11, at 14,, proleetan Ct. Jens, Waramter, k 0.110, Illroargema; eff. nett, VaiM Seam ;Unmans k Ilnimmatoonso, Warms. laellerd. airs, dollen to welitekDenle at U. & Jen. IL et 11, at Baing. Mid& &I L. Dir Wks. Oreitylo.; et. min, Het One. Iletra ma"L at i renen era ur4 salle g a t asa. IS, at It, at ; of. ~ Groan. haus Utwees, newes leelor to win Mane, Dee. 4 et 10e, & Jen 1, as Mat newerattrapen•Tine Gt. 4064 Rey* laweratieneseinn, Crosby & Ocantee, OM Jewry; od eine, War, linterenapeo-Tytw. BHIPPING INTSLLIGENCR—MAu.s. Si DOI. !AIL 001.1 Dubai& . ~.. 24 21011ffiad .... 0 _ _ .Wateoford . 1 1 1 MMus .... 0 1 1100,1016000 . 01 Prams ~.. 0, Oulso.LJai. 010 L1ab0u..110•.27. flambunr.... 0,0 Medltemus. 01 DIM AIL India. v. 80.110- arlasy,NSW 11 am I It . -I `° .ree Baton and 0 Nom{ 4 Dtc. T HaLitax.Noo.3o 0 /kW ..1000. Gazvamirta, Nov. !S.—Arrived : Cecrom Quebec; R . mum. Ghent; John Bull, Hamburg; Lord J.Rusvell, Harlingen; Calm 111m, Havre; Rosebud, Prince Edward's [about; Clutha, L Whitby, Canton, Quebec; Mmes. Bt. Vincent's; Mani* Pima- Arenas ; Palmyra, Demerara; lzwitania,ppwto; MAIM, Mean; Java, Bombay. e_,.-.: Lord VVellinmon, New Orleans; Chalon; Bt. John's; 'Trident, Hamburg; Lluntrem, Nova Scotia; Ne9PIN4 Guernsey; Magnet, Matterdam. Licsarom, Nov. S6.—Arrived: Lima, Monte Video; Chieftain, Bonny; Zoe, Calcutta Switzerland, Charlestec ; Sardinia, New York; Alert, Thrall; Lilyia, Africa; Makaim, Quebec —Sailed Sm, New Tork.—Off: Charlotte, Anne Paley, Majestic, Africa; Armidi, Ivanhoe, New York. (Advertisement.] —Holloway's Ointment and Pill an proamft an Immo sarlisa to the Bahama Wanda-4 letter tnwtwdks tea M. 74•42414 k William& Num, sato :"I law d earylii• ire bins Ytal Salloway's Mime zed Pill. GM Mr boo delved lbeprilet Mat team dad, ise; sae or is Wra WI& elm OM mils milk a deorW4l ISM OA loam aralill22 vas 64 2= 4 2=21 , aegis& the emplolimi alba Ilmb_ dm.k.im sr leg Itittliroar mot 1.6 :& bfasir lal a-611 hirmil "114111Pli. fame 244, SWINK BIRTHS. ALLOT?.—Not. Mat IWO,' A. tors, Ye We at lola% J. altot. of a soca BA IN.—Nor. It at the Free Kansa Ospor•Aaro. Os iplib at the Res. T. Bala, of • &attar ., BA ttKER.—Nor. 19, at Beams, Derbpdelre, the idiot lie RI, A. Barker, of a &ashlers 26, K itladleatoortall. Destsm.lxllllo. at a an -Nov. GO nd UGH. heir —Nov. TY In Conneught-Mee W.M. the wife of the Hem G. P. Gough. of the Ormailler Guards, of a embuss. LIMBRICIL—Nov. V. at Inteham park, Henn, the Comte. of LI. LU a rllV l —Nor. SI at Tteida-carth, Mr. Lamle,. of • &05M.,. 111100E11 . 11X1E.-14 0, 25..1 MW 0.. the ..if. of J. 2 'Wend" Cm, of a emitter. BOOZE& —Nor. M. at Boom the wife of the Be, G. Hogs., 'wt.? llClOU B ra e ftr. a Er, =TIM, the wife of the Be,. M.D. thothall. Wagon. VKILEICHOTLE.—Nor. Tl. at bloontnonis. the wife of the Her. IL MVY'' w, v A .- —n. at Hmeton the wife of th e Be,. J. Wale* of I WITIO - V0T.13, at Doveroottage. Cambridge. thewlfe of I. H.W. O d. HWY. Of et. John*. College. of • '...t. MARRIAGES. BOYLL--CLAXTON.—Nor. V, et Clifton. by the Be,. 1 F. (Math ney, the Bar. W. Boyle, to Gertrude, fourth aseder of Cotton Bi ebatans, Aft AITHWAITS—OAXPBELL—Hor. 11. A . BY Ith Rev. J. Oltiou. C. P. Ilith th walta. 1•14.. ral=ri Christina 3elsoliloa, yysliexablisigt the yg 11. X.. note RUM Ay* DUNN—WI RIII.IIX.—Ww. le, la Or padre oloWth W altlabol Holborn. H .: =les of the Mee A. D. • Dublin to of Mr. 13... e 2 , z RALIIIIIHON—LUGAirev. ft at T *af eiL LArat 111 0ishola st gi. Allage7Pboftholntl P. 0711 J• —IILTCHWTT.—Nor. 23, et Exeter, lig Ihi W. t i . W. J. Jackson, Incumbent of !WWI Nis X ING-0111•LOCK.—Noy. 24. st Stoke, by the low. W. 4 . ll B ags co rogooo , . 4 LI . , to i mitr . mai MACXXIGHT-I&ITON.-11V iv 0.......kaimik, littbtrac iaL s~.FateXTMAge:e - - 7 17, D i m ....a. of Mika. CPCONNOII—PO —Nov. id. at Limbosa, T. 0•Gy000l. Sig • lo Twos, youngest daughter el the law Limn. W. PMMT—J LINOT. 11 ei Whiathke, P. C. hog, lbs, to M,. eideth daugbter of T. Jodi% the.. hosmorly of WW I & :ams-row r.L L.—Nov. M. Clisiire=regi s t D. loth& & W. Tamer. Woo. lIIIMININ. of f u Vriboth .„ Thema, dosablir of Os lab IrowolL W Pa— Wow. W A at WO WAXY WNW. Wm . R. A . Wali , rim& yoa W le NNW. And*, fie W. . 103/11 W II si b st il=Yes if th warPak Ifkleoloa. lo w• . Zoo., of Dahlia. MATHS. AMY. —No, 20 , at ast s i ii. L . Atbarty. 1,4, 44144 !On a . Jt. Athorfy. vicar of 0•111•11.—Xw. IS. at Pt Piet Na. P. oin" 112 1.• f " ma " Carglimr—lio=larairtfirAVlL. lab. wefeW l DY&W.— se. illatolh_ollo of the Rev. 0. J. Donald, thelbedW • Mil laatt laie a Naalloths.P. bi•d S. BM onirryli h Towaiwalok w. IL Wl * ". I AMOY r —No W y. S. eYacall. at 41. floliWordatrool , • II ut<b" JA I MO ill e:. fit! I. at his ask Clasasilik /6110 0, '" 4 . P . J ock ' !I/ilea. L. at Booth Abbey. Tollabli. 181011 WW."" of the II" Na ttertina . Aner ai ll7ef She 11w. J. ?Muth lei aufalk . winig e.. 4 finoola.•W• • fir! in. 11,, la pee porowtor ill W.l oth Lamm. DON.—No, X. at Wobwauab. the Arc C. Loodos. is igioa gri : of R. ll&—Now. NA w r G. J. Heitheasth of the Milted NW • Irt19?:7!!.°1. ik • akam i p blina rtir i°"l 13". •••• lin • — aelisjiiidiTcs:SiliiirMirris of . 'War A. H atsMs of Ms PIV4/11 - L=Wes.w. Purim A. riksiads._ 41,11011,6 POWLWPT.—Now.ft M Itsaldm. FAA=s4 dasSAW ths WO in. O. Twit" !War sit VS. . T. Walker. lIMITIL—Aar MIA Osidmialds. G. WA MiLITIo .E.—Now. sk sped Irs UMW • ORM Cara. TIMM. OW Pm t Pftted mai polibbol Int W 01. es DI. nsesorr. r thx.vuti t rA4 I. la " if 1" 11 ta• Oft;./1....1.4= 6 7 et ••••••= i rsassa W. 1•41 IMEMMMIMEIMMII El ~~. - giMi/PC ..p r .... , r,II