The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-24 00:00:00

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KAMM Brine will take bankrupt petitions in cm Friday nett, M 10.—Coart at Exchequer ?dr. Baron Platt will attend chambers tomorrow at 2. EQUITY COURTS. Before the Viconisacence of f arland. Tess GREAT WIATZEN RAILWAY COMPANY O. TEE BIR MINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION aLILWAI COM:PANT.— AGREILMRNT FOR TEI PUNCH/LSI OF A RAILWAY.—DI MCMINN ovianutan.—Sir Fitzroy Kelly concluded his re. ply in this case on behalf of the demurrer by the Binning ham and Oxford Company to the till filed by the Great Western for specific performance of the agreement for sale. The learned counsel said be had never heard arguments in any case which, in his opinion, were soinapplicable as Woes used by his opponents in sup port of the plaintiffs' awe. He would commence by rebutting the imputations whicE had been eat upon the shareholder* in the Birmingham end Ox ford Company. It had been said that they were fraudulently repudiating the agreement entered into with the Great Wes tern for the purpose of forming • new contract with the London and North Western Company. The ihareholders in the Birmingham and Oxford Company had embarked a very considerable amount of capital in this undertaking, and they had done so upon the Mali of the provisionsin the act of parlia ment, and they had a right to have those provisions carried out according to the strict letter of the law. It had been said that the intention of thelegielature would be frustrated by this contract being broken • but that did not appear at all certain upon the constructi on of the act. It might be that the shares in the Birmingham and Oxford Company had plead into different bands ; but, if the legislature had intended to favour the Great %Yoram in particular, it would have been easy to have introduced dames prohibiting the treader of shares to persons interested in the North Western Company, If the Birmingham and Oxford shareholders had imagined that it was so very advantageous for their line that it should be sold to the Great Western, they ought not to have parted with their shares. The simple ques- tion then was, whether this was such an agreement as • court of equity could enforce. The contract was, that the two lines, the Birmingham mid Ox• ford,' and the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley railways should be first amalgamated, end when amalga mated, that these two lines should be wild to the Great Western. It was cmite clear that the amalgamation formed en important ingredient in the contract. When the cue of "Motley v. Alston:" was heard the court had made use of a very strong expression upon this subject. His lioneur had said " The Birmingham sad Oxford Company had . agreed not ;imply to sell their Bee, bat a third party was joined in the seperomeat. The Birmingham and Dudley Company was la to be anagmeated with the Birmingham and Ox aid thr twe ameigentated railways were to be sold to the third Woad It ens dames that that could not take Co anal mike the anhedty et the legislature." To seal=lthe soot ha eareelb stated the proposition i ge r by the delleasna. rue were, in fact, two =whisk areas apse the apeemest, neither of which arra sd,mesptwYhlieraefier of thz: . = . . There ma i be nor sea Milo libminghwa and Zed way ma as there held he as den alit the ea Orford whited the maim L ae lablerawn. lima dose in the eartmet was te east thee the ogled of the two compass hold be emblem' as siwalgamaea and there was eniondontly a &WM wohling the - Ikeda* a lay down the lima gauge, sad te Pm the Greet Western Company ahead anuel, .d tarlisiiifts the tee commies Oh the Greet Waimea Ceespeny ; lint here wee to he we sole natil saw do and goads a the two miner lien ha takes plod The two • railways were spokes des eme line, and the paymet was to be mole le die sharshehimer of the two lines earatively. Ive - wos dignalot upon the ameAgemetiee lidos *et d, .alt he ale to the Great Wears wee eh =le that. The entire oared weal have to be ; it mad never be anus oat in the as alike g e h aim in adopted without the anapoodo hag edam& The dipaletal la ma abe loom the The sherdalleme k Wad, emithe kraals= ea s t y e a all of term a right to the boat Ilea the oda an .ad shawl to the railways and hosonspleted with a lies provided Ike stiff would be entitled to oboe the aleph* dill the Grait Western would have ter .... thermis snout lor the two railways, which by a emelgenotien hold have become one railway. reernall wood then recapitulated most of the argu. Mali le Wood epee opening the ere, and contended Set he thantior ought to be alma lbe Thie-Chancellor said he ha ha time daring the enamels to consider his j sad hold therefore sate home what was his ogided At the dee when the polies let mewed into the ageomeat of November, 1846, St um true that they ha net the powers to effect aid they gnegord a have elsom. According to the edginel eandlealien of the Bansingbam and Oxford deadmy there was a eadingeet power of sale, ani at the tame of de egraument wawa into it was mesamet to di par dot wildest te parliament they eaull ergo ent the eiged. It he thought, admit .ita elimat net ranment ago de paim as to what • wee the esmanedea Mae amend, but on the main point be omalseei dot the odigmaima hemmed hay the peaks en a on of hada meelbery, what might be bought to bar lima the ultimate died. It was hauled that the Great Warners druid be time mete of the Bk. • maghesa and Oared sad the and Dudley ramp. The pear were so well mime that= arat emery oat their tames wiled the hi of that whin the sada were oared Me they were am amnia in the leliewia lions—that the rawer wen to be ameigimeal poem token for laying hewn the bread gage - in thia to the sorrow ; and an anagemott was to bean& tar dodo the bearib ef the amoebae am as a elm the Gnat Weis ea aretud control over the whisk Moe et the weaspeny. There then, a damn rithat,arethe emat ofeag arising, it hold letisil i ly ause, eppololei Ulla purpose ; amd the team of the megoemoot were abe eateeked to a general meellag, et aide le was le be atoms, and all requisite gam saw to be mei /sr eletakkg the authority of pad mot. It was opeommia ea the is. that the speament was ratified, sad they the egreemooll of Feb., 1847 wa orb, to whisk the Bbeelaboon oill Odra and the Great Western wore parties, am era as Mears. Mired al Pete. The elled of the egreansat to Great Waters is ask ellestian was, ,—that, e a the the bid of ille hag_ an ad& odd be MEM ma ent, the Great Wradmalteraree Yak ter upward et 4110,1111 k kr ami pada the Btrainglos sad Wad Yr, _la mike dot it gttli • dbetA a ray sajoisi is the iara et Nowanber, nes was mai ea do hill that arab pomeas, mkt • fair pre* me that the egrement was one a 'bah imedia not to sada arre oath had, perehemg the lees In the he Birmaglima oh Wad Ba by , ia, drehast seam egad he 'peas peolimememee of the agessmolol. what wime oda urea do WI wes, emenga Mbar dap, met earths gehamense el the agromea hest Olt the Pk zehoghos eal Oahe& dompoe s abe redeolna by is idealise ral this mot boa tato any opeamot kr de eh, bah me, or of their Ba y the Bad Western Omegany, we ea other. , or s b da with the rellirsy se depodag is any same; drat with the , cep prehadea of the Pali& lbw Oa was a spa, el regal male to the mud that, Mkt leellir tithe geon v ir s ti b eh er mat= there to Tal l e m e ima the biz han cif this Mb Urea &dal that if It dear that the agreement of Novembernr, was ma it never seed be embed the. ethet, then it would he mak to throe en kleinakme pasties hen was it week so pee e swat as to mot weed net ? mad would ale the a mm o . ins au thee a hold le mac to wai l whisk pre err that elder gla stele to a ? Hi beam did net ap- Crart he mare dimeoleame of he pude ohela , opeement, ad !wag ilmagdo. • the egnement video. taper mu wen le the the mss ere if t two settled adeleali a toast ter life aand B of rodeo, , and the toe w h i t ha I f • dad do artak ma , oho that .hold le idokragek and Oa tide wee. =malfisee be oral wet without - to INAbleir zrrar ; ma rag. eme at the ihoolisn demi an mot, A, A, ate ad le bete add led openda. ow la- MOW mere of nary beim the works were rompiehic mad P woo Mang to apses of h is estate toe third plamo, en es to M im b 4 9 asted befog alarmed. It was lapeedde le 'pug the eggibadea el A, the and had ast Wow, hoe was two oar who ha nod Sala their latialien, end ea the Ida of the apeenat kagerriodontirons=es te he as for te s crrame e lat :eltal the s gp v lillilla rase raped aeon ogee hug a _ ef_leha, as it was rid het those wia hoe droof as lest had panel with this... hear .O. Ober Foot who heel a eight le adde ha egaseemot 1 bat het walks poet Oak the aim, libl ibiegla bit Weer big dipowdelis apii.sse . ... \ . . . „....,..„..... !N• ...,..,shel .L IV : IL, • • .• • , , .1,1 , 1.-vild. , .. ... 1 axes/Jaw 00 4.4 eigliankelK4 , a ~ 0 1A ..td t. tiede.a ! THE E X PRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1847. when es agreement was made sad rawhidese had berm pertd by tie directors, winch only Waited the seeplay Mtn, auwwanueu... gin the perms taw they were tra•Mbened a eight to übleat to what had been done, mill the raw spesstlon arose. It the dires les d r, d i=e q u e t ri e r ewe ba dura dti sia z . , wiz entend toadb rar tlds awl ea the Mk el the esereet third eSTININI led pissed is are a perks ea hit for the contract, they me have bass by writhes the &midden had wet purebred the sires with the ease ardwirib t at liotolie It appeared to his lossorw, therli t he WAIN* te der with this point, the reel ri g w was the pier re*, and jostles, mad pro priety in a• ere ? It was the duty of the err ts sleet di • point uit rot* ::.estat okpistiose ra th er this is eiwiliee the j of the case by ocit=^^ too Maley to form. The question was to be reeved whiZer th e earilitu% would be peifonned or not But be eras asked in suet, tette* we full hearing of the case, at onoe to put a Mots the whole transaction, and to say that the parties should be at liberty to sot se as now to put an end to the agreement. Two seta of parliament had been passed tints the agreement was tesested, both et whirl contained sections that it was int potable is reed without seeing that the legislature thought the outhouse of the thing should take place. But what he wanted to know was, whether the wisdom of parliament might not be feud M sorry out what they had berme in tended, and gim powers to full to do what the parties had u ; and he thought it w nommably plain, from suggested as bad taken plane, that hereshor 'mates authorities might be given to saber the singeing, sad his opinion woo, that he was bad to pales. the emOsest entire until such time as the deer= of perbeassr dread to ascertained. The demurrer must therefore be 0•0111111 ML COURT OF QUEEN'S IIiNCH. Tax Qrxxx v. WRIGHT.—JUDOXINT ON AN Arroz eirt FOR CONSPIRING 70 PROCUES • FRAUDULENT Matures or fieocx.—ln the month of October, 1833, en indictment was preferred against the defendant, Charles Wright, who is an attorney, and one Sophia Pennell, for conspiring to obtain a transfer of stock by forged orders and false pretences. The indictment contained twelve counts ; a true bill was found ; and the defendants pleaded not guilty. The indictment was afterward, removed into this court ,• the dafendanta withdrew their pleas 61 not guilty, and pleaded guilty ; and they entered into recognisances to ap pear to receive judgment when called upon. In Hilary term, 1835, both defendants bevies received notice to ap pear to receive judgment, Mrs. Pennell appeared, but the defendant Wright not appearing his recognisances were created, and those of Mrs. Pennell were remind. Pro ceedings in outlawry were forthwith taken against Wright, and on the 30th of October, 1836, he was duly declared and adjudged to be an outlaw. In 1846 he was apprehended wider a judge's 'arrest, and brought a writ of error to re verse the outlawry, in which he was successful. A motion in arrant ofjudgment was then made, and a rule nisi thereon granted, ultimately made absolute, as to four out of the twelve counts. The conspizacy set forth in the indictment was one to obtain means and power to and for Sophia Pennell to dispose of 9661. East India stock, and to obtain payment to her of certain dividends and mums of money due to one Charles Campbell, deceased, formerly a genteel officer in the service of the East India Company. The overt acts charged as having been done in pursuance of the conspiracy were, the making by Sophia Pennell, of certain false deposi tions, by which the declared herself to be a widow, and the daughter of the said General Charles Campbell, who died in 1832, and that the widow of the end General Charles Camp bell had died since that time. without having taken out any letters of administration to her said husbaad. In fact, letters of administration to the estate of the geaarel were granted to Sophia Pennell, who was not one of his children, although his wife and children were alive. Sir F. Thesiger, Q.C., with whom were Mr. Peacock and Mr. Forsyth, played the judgment of the court. Afild.ivits in mitigation were read. Mr. Hill, Q.C., was heard for the defeadant, and Sir F. Thenger and Mr. Peacock spoke in aggravation. Mr. Justice Coleridge then delivered the judgment, and said, that though the defendant bad pleaded gutty, and there had not been a trial, the charges in the indictment must, in every respect, be taken to be tree ; indeed, there was not in his affidavit anything to impeach their truth. It appeared that the defendant had contracted an nnlawful intimacy with Sophia Pennell, who had become his client in consequence of a dispute with her husband. She had cohabited with the dafendeat, and had Lewd with him as his mistress; and it was suggested that he had been very much under her influence. Bat on looking at the particular acts which had been doze, and considering that the defendant at the time had been, and still was, an attorney, that those act. had been peculiarly within the knowledge of an attorney to do noonsfully, and related to facts with winch the defendant had been made acquainted as en attorney, the court felt convinced that they were not of a kind to have entered unprompted into the mind of any woman. The court would not be justified in dealing with this ease as one of general fraud, for it was impossible to describe the defendant's asses as anything less than ea attempt wilfully to suborn that woman mare that cans to esameit wilful perjury. That Mims she did ammit, mine then ewe, and in respect of mattme, mime di d the dadeat knew to be true, and others widsh h net knew to e true. It had been said, lathe sadevit of the iiishademt. Set Sophia Pennell was the wale preliterhy the feud ; but tie oestrt t patting even the meet elmehehie semerestiera ea the fasts divulged, could not helm that Melsmeat. Brea bad it been so, the dehmhat bad been on ettemasy, the stereasy dither per !NY 1114111.61111 la the property. had be meet have enabled Sepik Pennell to take the steps she had loinakendee Injure his other elleaM. It was impeehle net !el that the de ' fondant had demo, in his disoorfor of attorney, that for which he was mew to be "mien& ; and that was a very greaseation. The belleileah amegmbeg the court dm bed daft et health to trial the defendant was, sad den cad mina whidt be had breeght upon hieessY ; bat the mart had a aware shay to yealleem when sae elks ewe aims was bought up te reashejedgmsat ihr soh melyeueliess. The imatear of the meet was that the delledaert be haprisoned on each aide remaining eight gouge efthe bailment for twelve mesas in the Quesa's Prham, 111116 thom several pet twelve mouths te comma emir Nee Jeg ad ad at the sem day. The court did not fillet the gisablimeat et heed Meer, in con sideration of the bad state has delbedeure Mehl, ad on I that ground alone i and It hat it impugn& le war the name of the plaintiff any longer ft mask on its mil. Trg¢ Qualms v. DOIIOLA/L—lazATow.—ln the erutenos pabified in the Express of rawer!, for " on each of the alas Douala pay a fine of the nen 1,0001.," pawl "on sett et the nine counts pay a fins of the mese 1,000 i." The object of the court was to secure the imposition of a fine of 1,00 W., if even but one count of the indictment should be held good by a court of error, and at the same time to pre vent the imposition of a greater fine, though all nine counts should be held good. The celebrated case of " O'Connell e. The Queen," has rendered this form neoeeary ; and the principle is again followed in the cue of " e Queen is. Wright," reported above. If any one count is good, Mr. Wright will be imprisoned fora twelvemonth ; and though all should be good, he will not be imprisoned for more than a twelvemonth. COURT OP EXCHEQUER. _ Bdze Kr. Amon Phtt . Howe O. DICIRNBON.—A FEMALE ADVOCATE.—MiII Heart, the plaintiff in this case, who ham obtained some notoriety by her litigation with the Royal Benevolent Naval Satiety, of whose benefits the was for sots time a recipient, as the daughter of a deceased Rani allow, appeared yesterday personally in sup port of a nthe &twined by her at chambers, to set maids an I ceder to eatn j ulgseinst, as in can of a nonsuit, under these eireueseenue • Yin._ Hoare, who participated for some years in the relit emd dilutions given by the society, wu chi me* emaidered by them an unfit object of their benevo =end se intimation was made to her that it be discontinued. In the correspondence which sussed, sad the inquiries made with reference to lilies Boon, sustain exprestiosi relating to her were alleged to bale less used by Mr. Dickson, the secreesty of the society, sad by the present defandant, who was else Goa tea= with it ler thins env= septennes La Rem instituted two sedum Ise deader, whisk were brought down for trial at Croydon during the last eselnn. Only one, that against Mr. Dickson, however, was preeseded with. The ( aka , bell= the witnenes wart all called, expensed te 11= for the &Amebas, Mr. Baron Parke that the ease ant ought not to be proceeded w i T, l tt a bsts nine having bent avennolly identical. The plaintiff's ge:es s Ohontere, Q. 0.) esserdingly with drew the ones Ilse prenat delandent, mad Mr. Lush obtained en rub an the 13th lade= tis la= up jape= es news of a ssesnit, as the arise hod been vetunterily =thin= by the plaintiff 'e own eremeL Kiss Reuse, however, doer =We= a rale to set the meant side, and =isles* se pressed with the trial, averring that she bed a psi • gm= ef Belles. Mr. Berea Platt, offer A brade Imlr ' vbs. wish ipese vokblllty, ead ► perfast Ihnriaeft_witkeney =espied the court bit a iliesbie tints, *el yen no grounds for rii4plaksi as airs, NM Ibm We. The learned Sersobsd Assam night as= her rights by a fresh shit she cheen—lituka dinharged ao . INSOLVENT DEETORS' COURT. Wan dr COM Ownilminiir. Is ha H. H. EaTITASINOL— This laeolvent, who bee bees resaft earl to the her, was sat "peed His sehebals owe ganef redden exam mom In it wastraria debts Ise to hiap oileasselea &a., to hop astreala kr itrat be bra obedient hi protests te hire, =eh awl amis. He 1M iwit three/It • very large lantwee vitas R abet Awl, awl hod easopiril bills for the purpose of Ids farbil gesedea Eh trade debts esseanted to I,lool. The essetritstatri remiebed NM It was • dateirte tbbarre ll g isesteeet awl as ate eggessd, as he would alai* lave bees remaded. At Ibe tame s tia s e si t se e t ithe emealiskair) ad not *Mk that aredbere who ea the kik" of = dmaillih ermar.L7 4 Irth. 76111 4 1= bi a.rd. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COMM—Mrs s. lialarer. CONVICTION or AN INNOCNNT Plllllllllll ass mare.— Janos pe William 17, was Wished tar strain p = the operty of Ward, greadatirea—The ter a wally, sal interns paper way in, = amimems bum avers whir lad - tteat ie d oe ....frordS a i flat be ballbiaist beireer la bit , wed es egiass aria obelus* ssetrace wen yeeestwies Isfa It=dal besesee_ • psi areaber ene&zThe rhea It dr ftW seed wasaber at wits ast aba same pasta who hed_prosered the soprioW v of an leaest r zesaierthie very cabalist the lea essioi —The Slat be wes.—The bash hacked what lit ur boris sliks p who wt w isaviati P—The • ra.a 4ir' •.7 ! 9d.1 Jeri • of iau.:.; max/ owe aced that ggi Aim Tmpia, the person in question, bad been seat to Weft geol. pursuant to her sentenee, but .s espy of the degisitheer hi the present case bad been sent to the Beamemy et State with a view to procure her liberatices.—Misimiat Ward, the prisoner's mother, wee asked by thialiesarder if she could account for the pri mmer's oasis gardening hem the gaisemer a wateh which he mast haveleneern belayed to the ttsally P—The mother said Mist be regenneild Oat he nu fammaat et that feet She WA dad be men at bee hems en dee very day the girl Weii MUMMA sad seateseed.—The lameder .• And did he net, knaning that she had been ocentisi detailing • wand in family, have the beauty to isle that Ise fed a was& of the prienner eamemeteg the tie d the see bit—The sinew odd dot when Winans (the made) was beim the magistrate during the present charge, he mid that the prisoner told him that the wets& belonged to his mother, end Li wished to tell It, as AO was is want of :11.erey. 1 —The Recorder said, then he was aware of this feet on the very day when the woman was convicted I—The of said be must have been, of course. When the pri soner was apprehended upon another charge, he told him that he should say something the next day which his mother would not like to hear, and he afterwards admitted that be took the watch, and fold it to his uncle, who gave him 60s. for it, and he had a " good spree " with the money.—The Recorder passed sentence upon the prisoner, and in doing so he said he did not think there was any hope of his ever be coming a good member of society in this country, and he therefore felt it to be his duty to pus a sentence that would tend to remove him from it. He then sentenced the pri soner to be tr ,gr•sa for seven years. At a later period et the day the father of the girl, Mary Armenians, eggiloi to the court to know what steps he should take le 'Aida lb daughter's release. The Recorder told the apparent be had better send in a abort psetition to the Secretary of State, representing the facts of the case, and he bad no doubt, from the careful manner in which the business of that office was conducted, that it would be im mediately attended to, and that a reference would be made to the court, the result of which, no doubt, would be the im mediate liberation of the prisoner. A firaciain or POLICE TIWILMONT.—John Woork,2B, labourer, was indicted for Melding • cash-box, oontainiag gold en d - silver monies to the amount of 38L, the property of George Himpton. Mr. Clarkson defended the prisoner. The prosecutor deposed that he is • licensed victualler, in Upper Thames-street. On the evening of the 11th Nevem. her, he saw the prisoner and another person standing in front of his bar. He went into the parlour, and shortly afterwards, in consequence of a communication he reoe.nd from his wife, he came out and saw the prisoners in the act of leaving the house in • hurried manner, and it was then discovered that his cash-box had been stolen. The prisoner was stopped by an officer on Dowgate-hill, end his cash-box was given to him at the same time,with the contents safe.— Henry Fitch, • polio, constable of the City force, said that on the evening in question he was on duty and saw the pri soner running towards him. Ho stopped him, and in so doing fell down, and he afterwards picked up the proseen tor's cash-box on • door-way near the spot.—The Recorder, who, having the depositions before him, appeared aston ished at the evidence given by the witness, and asked him if what he had just stated was all that he saw ?—The constable replied that it was.—The Recorder ordered his depositions before the magistrate to be reed ; and it appeared upon that occasion he swore distinctly that he saw the cub-box in the prisoner's possession, and also saw him place it in the door way.—The Recorder asked the witness what explanation he had to give with regard to the two statements t—He made no answer ; but, in reply to another question put by the court, he declared that the deposition was not read over to him when ho wan before the magistrate.—The Recorder: In point of fact, did you see the prisoner place the cash-box in the door-way, or not t—The policeman : I did not.—The Recorder: Then you must have sworn moat audaciously be fore the magistrate.—At this stage of the case the Recorder directed that Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk at the Mansion house, where the depositions were taken, should be sent for—William Gorman, another City policeman, said he was present at the apprehension of the prisoner, but he did not see him drop anything.— The Recorder: (with astonishment): What ! Do you know that I hays your deposition at the Mansion-house before me t—The witness, who is an Irishman, then said he did not see anything of a asah-box —The Recorder told him his question did not apply to a cash-box, but to anything that the prisoner might have dropped.—Gorman then said that he did see the prisoner drop a handkerchief which he picked up, and found it contained • number of skeleton keys.—Mr. Clarkson, in addressing the jury for the defence, commenced his observations by stating that the exhibition which they had witnessed that day of the conduct of the policemen was a scandal to the country, and whether the story told by them before the magistrate, or the one told by them to-day, were the truth, he submit ted their conduct was equally disgrace ful, and rendered them unworthy of belief. He could not help expressing an opinion that it was the duty of the autho rities of the City of London to cleanse the police from such men. If courts of justice were to be poisoned by such evidence, no man's life or liberty would be safe.— The jury, eta; deliberating for some time, returned a ver dict of Not Guelly.—The Recorder &eked the jury if he wee to understand that they disbelieved the witness Gorman.— The jury said that they did not disbelieve him, but coon dmed he had misundentood the question put to him.—The Recorder: And yet you find the pris oner the s keleton ii:ll e ty P—The tinanotha tiny lag to do with the the y con side red a e gainst the l' prisoner.— Mr. Mr. who had by this time arnved, then produced Goodmem jEd the original of the statement made by the policeman Fitch, and ft that he stated upon this occsairm that he saw the fa the prisoner's possession, and law him dam It lade doorway.—The Recorder : Wu his depo- sition rend ewer. le bba I—lidr. Goodman: It was first put int* Ids 'Mt hest le mod, and was then read Over to him, and he doled it Ice my ce.—The Recorder sent for a en wjassiuM of the City police, end told him that he ton e. tide matter ought to be reported to the commissioner. He Sieved that Fitch was • very unlit person to be in the polio: end with naiad to °ermine although the jury said to=lesadhreed his in nee, he amid sot help thinking his wee very emeridese, are= to be made the 'O jai& of feather lye'. The thee observed that he &WA net mike any order upon the Wild; but after the statentent et Kr. Goodman, he thought it was • very gran question whether Fitch ought not to be indicted for FtriurY- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Mx* Mr. lierjenat Adsma., Magma lodge. The November adjourned generale/Oil= commenced yes terday at Riche's-ha, with 105 prisoners for trial, 96 of whom were indicted for felony ; 67 of them could read or write imperfectly, and the remainder were ignorant of both. Not one could read or writs well. ROBBIItY ON THE EASTERN COUNTIZe RAILWAY.--John Wiggins was convicted upon clear evidence of having stolen 70Ibe. of grease, value 10s., from the grease-boxes of the carriages on the Eastern Counties Railway, the property of the proprietors of that line.—Mr. Serjeant Adams said, In this cam, the primmer's conduct had jeopardised the lives of the passengers in these carriages, and the court felt bound, in consequence, to punish him with somo degree of severity. Sentence-12 months' bard labour. POLICE.-Y ESTERDAY. GUILDHALL—ROBB SHY RE • REDUCED TRADESMAN. —JoeopA Pis:brook, who for many yet" kept a liar boot and thee warehouse in the Blackfriars.road, but getting into Mimi theumstaseee was obliged to take a situation about 16 maths back in the firm of DAM and Co., boot and ahee mnanhetarers, of Oracechurch-street, was placed at the bar thawed with stealing a quantity of galloon, boot and shoe tame, sad other property, belhig to his employer.—A umbrae of lama were examine 7 ba, t the frets of the this me shaft those :—Robert Preknina, 183, of the detective tree, while making inquiries at meal pawnbrokers re. yeatleg a series of robberies white bed been committed by an Maths of Mr. Barrows, galloon manafactarer, of Akkaseabery, loppened to call in Mr. Grant's, in London. weli, eel *the mining the daimon parcels of galloon ttC. that Ims was meek at liedac seven the am but all brain i f elgo ckagui tiona. 1111 estaltions bete. be Lid Mr. Gnat if the party WWI Iva te Imam a few hankise, and let ha km. The pelmet b dire b Me ld t h a t a and few yeas on bang W. dog eh. voea n la b m . esasee had • brm the antis sm. be ad sot wish say as to know his arena. einassa The erasa ble having eseertained this ha heal that tut was in tbe seallemset Weemes.att he west to iket and D a iis i ine fiese r bab lism ad . The tq~avires Lad melanin. • • smear fig el Wel mdl a ti lisa r and 4 0•._ , ' suods. • Ma r lin et whkh was willabeirroitfir ° 7Z 1112" Ir 5.1" la ameamato elan 4 = C6.ll Sen. made te leil WMlheili kt ie ralkods mina% la smas et wileit beta d=t i ef ts sag to lame in Lomita. While he cenhamed to Mr. Devis's freeman that tilei t b ata g ireme him to it; that he frequently went to work with. rat Mep tested a mel, or harking a farthing to pushes* say, ead dkat be was • new • YIIWia man.—Alderma H. tapes m k ip a w hy mega the yekeeser occ lude r. Dade held f lu. per week. He bad • wife end two children.—Get the 110864ZIWINOS a the Made bs admitted that the prisoner wee not Mimed as to whet he might as until after Mr. Davis hod gathers' Ida d much es he thought preper.—The priamort MIS REIMMERREA far trial. WOR6IIIIF.I3TRIBT.—Camv.—The first half of • di. eats (No. 11,4 A, 14th Oat, 1647) was reesimd fee thll pose-ben, tram "W. P.," who requested an acknowledgement of Its reMbs_the manias papas. WAAMIABOWS.—a Doo-rtorm.—Teiterday Mr. P. ;r Mrßarsam. J. Mete, J. Clark W. Okikea, J. O ran , G. t. e, wegs a sad J. Ilemiload, sport* leesetery tot e leristrir by Kr. H. J. Preveratka d lb Amanda, bate. etemplal • min men la fm . Peas, m he 4 the pargense et tka was em i frens ha of Me hate.hisa hada. smaid ha so shades ef he ellmano wader whisk he del aisle were goannett (6 sada Wee. IV., a A), W IMAM& walitin. was stated to be ohs as ooespiaa tad whe hai liable le a matey 61.. what the T im that mow% pen ally be take Teelerdei resibila. numes, amt. abe arable dahlia Mr. the vsigne. ihejt. Woad. 312.0ekkis wit te he seal pasta d at Isa seniale. wen le be Mimed rtora. l 4; l . l = l ;* Wore= Ikt ul t=t l" : Vaster th . s h ams= d Oat. Ilk he was Manias* late resnitele "4" idea Clark, wh" te ilk " T eka the deesedeat was shown way • Om. Ile pit fa. 6L to a Aryls for asleakelea Tee runt Arai ear .Mile. Ulm sate tbree mind senahesA eaelthadtbet the rim. EMU tits eme • spas w N i t pis he SE imp sot b. .Alut • bur -Asa , m n 1 ale !iv . onsuit. After witness lad been In the room a few minutes M a w kought in a dog and Webb another dog. Before they Z i t s i D gebb said, " Let me taste your dog and see It's ail (Lausbese.)--Mr. Buttes : Taste the dog ? ee, pelf &glad been salted. (Laighter.) It is *rem as ask the dogs, as it makes the Sok Ara Webb FICA's: dais's ear is his mouth, sad bid Jame Green Ord he bid maid kis dog, which was not Air. Crawley said k was foul : be had brought his dog in psi eafidition, end As ought to walk over the mune. Chem mmarked that, it his dog had Non: salted, be aafghtM them=atab rd wambed. This having been dams Wei aggskied timelteeper and Hamm soiree, Shaw madVobb sot the dogs to fight. They Aught tram 24 to 26 ntinalscwboa they wen taken up by Shaw end Webb, who sawaged their eyes and mouth. After the lapse d two valuta. they fought spin for 20 minutes. One of the dogs, widish beiseged to Mr. Crawley, bad some Wand?' Jima to it. The dogs were than put down agaia for the in.. e 1 but Mr. CraWley's dog dropped down appa rently lifeless. At the close of the fight mere were about 40 passes peammt, all men.—ln answer to Mr. Duncombo, the edemas ma that about three years ago he was sent for trial, from Qteeite4qnuis M the Central Criminal Court, on • NAM wee acquitted before the case was eons .Yam seerobuated Spinet's evidence.— None was kr dalladants, and Mr. Broughton re marked dint this spoke velum in support of the evidence adduced by emspialnante. He should discharge Wm. Green, bet eiMelet tha others.—Mr. P. Crawley and John Ciart'e were beg AL each, and the remainder 4455. each. — The fines were paid. with onto LAMBETH.-8•0111.20 1 .—J. Wood, a well .dressed, though ruffianly-looking person, and who was said to be a member of the swell mob, was charged with being con cerned, with two other desperate thieves, named Fletcher and Newport, in stealing the deeds belonging to en estate out of Leatherhead church on the 26th of May lost. From the statement of Sergeant Goff, it appeared that on last " Derby day " the prisoner, with Fletcher and Newport, managed to make their way into Leatherhead church during the temporary absence of some workmen employed in b 6 repairs, and carried away a cue containing the deeds of an estate belonging to the parish. There could be very little doubt, however, that the communion plate was the property intended to be secured. The parties were pursued, taken, and committed for the robbery ; but the prisoner Wood, though included in the bill of indictment, had not surrendered to take his Dial. Yesterday he was tried at the Old Smiley minions on a charge of stealing a cash box containing 381. ; but was acquitted, owing to gross prevarication of a City policeman. Goff, who had been en the look out for the pri soner on his discharge at the Old Bailey, took him into cus tody on the former charge.—The prisoner was remanded to a future day; but , i was at the same time admitted to bail to ap7l;olW;Cily.—apßo.nted. enear OF AN OFFICER BE HIS g . A Dosostead, a gunner belonging to the 4th-battalion Royal Artillery, was charged with robbing Captain sad Adjutant T. 0. Cator of three valuable gold rings, four silk handkerchiefs, and four scarfs. The prisoner, who had lived as 'errant to Captain Oator, absconded on the 16th of March last, having previously broken open a chest of drawers and taken away the property above described while Captain Cator was on leave. The acerb and handkerchiefs he sold to two waiters at the Artillery Canteev. The priso ner was lost sight of till Thursday hut, when he was appre hended near Chelmsford on suspicion of being a deserter. The prisoner acknowledged having stolen the handker chiefs and the scarfs, but denied having taken the rings.— Mr. Train cemmitted him for trial. MONEY MARKET. T EilDl Y EVINIWIL The effect of the Bank reduction of interest yester day was 'till experienced this morning. Consols opened at 84; to ; for money and this account, say I better than the last quotations of yesterday. Sub sequently the prices went up to 851, at which busi ness was done ; bat although the royal speech, given in the Daily News and other morning papers by anti cipation, contributed in some degree to this advance, more especially in the part relating to Ireland, yet all above 85 may be said to have been mainly attri butable to the buying in of an extensive " bear " account. The secret of the operations to this end having been discovered, the jobbers raised the prices accordingly upon the purchaser, to make the moat of it. On the conclusion of these forced purchases, Consols receded to 85; to !, where they remained stationary for some time, and ultimately left off at 85 exact for money and account. Reduced Threes 831 to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 85l to 1. Long Annuities, 8 7.16 to 9-16. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. India Stock, 233 to 6. Exchequer Bills, 2a. discount to par. India Bonds, 30s. to 235. discount. The large rate of discount on India Bonds, carrying the same rate of interest as Exche quer Bills, may perhaps perplex parties unacquainted with the facts of the case. It may be useful to men tion, therefore, that until the last elevation in the rate of interest en Exchequer Bills it was the custom to allow 1 per cent interest on India Bonds beyond the Exchequer rate. This excess of interest on the side of the former was found generally to bring the two securities to a sort of equality in saleable price, whether premium or discount. But as the interest rates are now the same in both cases, whilst the security of India Bonds based on Indian revenues is not accepted, and never was, as of credit quite equal to Exchequer Bills, it follows necessarily that the comparative values are measured accordingly by a less saleable price in the one case than the other. Exchequer Bills are about par, bearing 4i per cent. interest, and India Bonds at an average of 255. discount yieldiog the same interest. Bat ifas formerly India bonds carried* per cent. more interest, say 6 per cent. now, than Exchequer Bills, the marketable value of each would be as before, about the same. It will be seen by the Queen's speech that in the opinion of government public confidence in returning prosperity has risen to a point at which they have thought it safe to withdraw their recommendation of' Oct. 25 to the Bank of England to enlarge its dis counts and advances at an interest at eight per cent. Subjoined is the letter to the directors, with their answer, which appeared in part of our last evening's hone : D eeff . i s ree r. Nev. ta, Istr.--ussesme.--wer 314Warvaar vontusetiove walled all le aespeet flame the pita maw el etallarse la le esemeniel limed liw e ilaaswary. they lope the ellthelles el lielkatat mow leaby the leak el Rastse4 ea Ode fns aolelatel *palms lb rook will It las log le me lea law. sigeore how le sonewle ithiii,yea haw horoattlel le is tea the see me at the Belief baba hoe bow de ems alsedly famesetag. sal aw ememlo to helOolll. Taff league Ira la • mot nor Nam lega ratea et sate owl th e hen to , . The Mien maw& Alellaltd, dad the Netß l ue levaless s team h&c el the _preleme mak the Vi=a' bile 11, lee pals le Miami to be*, ell fer. thee Whoa inamplami Owen to ter icoormot test es eureserwsna twirl la vier is mix le pea ae the la Meier hoe boss tally ow. meal. nal art Is le aidlivee that letter mamma la area,--w Ws the bei to taaikoom war ciathet hear tie o n e i b i; V J. Rwasss. Wooo.—ltte Gootesee sad elle leak seltabaL leak jese. Il—thralomea.—Wo bees it* hoar to elastelelge Mal etym. Marl lor• dote, la yea ocemadeile to va Oak biemerms etas paha ream' et p lease la the oemodel dons et the eamay, It eagle= to kat t_hey "• =sel l" re r e s eat Irbir ib let bma".l. 1811 Ir beta Mg oehamed; ma lit Ski umeimey satlitee Woe ests hare to form —We lave le 11 to ter pallumes, nor ma ehaliat arm* (WPM) INS H. Toescare, Dep.-Orieuer.- —le the Ilea lad al the Govastr, Tanury sad the Cloollee el ten lt: 4 W M foreign market has partaken little of the movement of the home funds. Spanish were again better; the Fives quoted 171 to I; the Threes, 28 to FDutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 541 to 5; the ours, 821 to 31. Portuguese, 20 to 2. Mexican, 151 to 16. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Foreign exchange presented bat few variations from last poet day, but much want of confidence still previdled, and bills of firm-rate credit would only be taken for the most part for which high rates had to be ap bodtted to. Oa Amsterdam the negotia tions were 12.6} to ; on Rotterdam, 12.7 ; on Antwerp, 28.10 to 15 ; on Illuablirg, 13.15 to 1; on Frankfort, 1231 to 4 ; on Paris, 25.971 to 26.05 ; on Vienna, 10.16 to 18; on Leghorn, 31.30 to 40; on Naples, 391 tot ;as Madrid, 481—all at three months. On Lisbon at 60 days, 511. It is satisfactory to learn that a strong opinion is entertained in the best informed quarters, that the effect of the recent mercantile disasters here will in all probability be much lea severity felt in India than is generally expeebtl. This, indeed, should necessarily result from the fact that the obligations are on this side, whilst the produce and are on the other. The boom concaved therewill, therefore, naturally take care of themeelme with the securities in hand. The eenlmareestnente the Union Bank, caused by the Wad at their bills here, must, however, came sane ettefirion in India, although as the proprietary are known to be wealthy no doubt is expressed as to its capability for redeem ing a ll h e engagements in full. In the unearth ore, however, the inconvenience of the delay of mama may be equal is actual insolvency in the MINI at the neoseeitons holders of its bills. large quantities of raw might have been moat forward next and the following month, but it is hoped that the advice; from hence would represent the cur proitb.blenees of shipping anything b u t a t l ow r i me. The Indian government, it is rutoed, would be chary of advances at the rates then ruling, altho ug h backed by shipping documents. Th e accoun t s — from Hamburg represent a brisk market there for coffees and other produce. BMA on exgland were in good demand, bet scarce. The change actually done was half a whiffing more than the Wm .4011 esti boa ' •• •.• edt 7171 ci • . r NNGLISEI Beak Stock. 187 Si T 3 pet Omit Dad. Am.. 134 636 3 pr. Ct. Decks. AA...114d bi t 6l New Si par Cc Amen. 6644 L0inf 6 A 9 ,72:., exp. .1 ea 2- 11Nu. 90 DitMtoi 16 30 Tom exp. Oct 10. 6864. _ wino, 30 run, Jan. 5, moo /1 101111111 N 6 par OM. 11,661105 a Hoods. 116 6 per Cen 100 t. 1 i lianian Bonds, 1/24. lik.. 14par 06 Vall4lloliS WU. Dot., 106 Cs 1 6 ' , .. M I A . Ikea. 66'. per Cs. Bleak& ...as Be., 9/ =CHANGES AND PAIII N... 11 I Paris and Orly 1206 - 1 Pan. end Ronan 512 90 Room and lim Marr inllaa 906 Avignon Is Streabows and Bala 165 Nano IV O =O9 l l •• • 6 . 10 lice* "V Per mew... Fail; hey.ll a y .. I , Norse. ili .. ii .. __6 . New Low ...... .. 76 10 , 76 66 . 76 a s I - 78 40 I 70 66 3 per Oeste. _!6 16 7O 86 I 10 1 M 76 6 Do, e 1 • ocs Loaduli (*W. Imes. k imo 17i1..4. 1 KW. faUVO.. 1 , Uwe Do. DU .. Roosoa k.:....a2 • j e lft .• Treard22 .. leade 6p. Ct. ~ 1 ,.. .. . ." II Dank MAIMID, iiOV.l —bores ply Cosa.. 161 ot ao don: sib ; rire . p., Cesar. 146 pips ; 00. _ll pope, Dank of 84. Fedissod, 124 130 ash ; Meek of et. Whine, 126 piper. hselastage on lemdom, 48 70.100. Fat "iron, Nov. 20.—hast. Fin per Ceuta, 104 716 ; Ditto Your per Ceuta., PI d eny ; Ditto Three per Cent., G 3 , Beak of Vienna, 1,940 mosey ; Premien Team . .Se., 666 mosey ; &teeth ROIL 90 [DOW Fred. Wm. North tall 67 1 mower; ?sumo, Rail. (per ult.), 3614 Mlle. 364 meg , AmmooLki, Noe. ..I.D leroasdallalf per Ceuta, 04 Co ; Bpitaleh Fl.. per Oma I ArdOirte el, 14 1146. 1, 9 4 6 . DIU.. Old e . pone, 11 : Nee, W. Duereut, Nov. 22.—Less of 1840. 989 Mlle; Ditto, 1844, 939 mosey Due., Ism at move) ; Dtttp, 1544 ;21 per cent., 51t i mosey ; Ctty 2,.... au, NI ur ; fteesia nee per Cant, Ilquid.., 1 mosey ; Soo. Cies., 1,190 mosey ; Desk, 83 bills , Ditt.. Wee 1841, 10P. mosey. lit damp cm Losdos, 26 Th. FUNDS. srerrus...epoe.Tyne ; Bates & Dees, Nerstropoo rs ledia rock 133 6 & FLA Gt. Jemeer, Berierrow;; off. um & "s Ditto Bonds. 13.000. 3 0 El rue. . Neu. Dew, under LIAO, 20 .lami=moir, Berea, Glaragriklee, bee WWWW.III, South Or Stook, life Jet 7, at 11, at Bristol Ct. White & Co., &err Orr fur rat.. lit 41 U4S 3 Britten B: Bed Deintol ; off. erg Miller, Bristol. 40% & ILectereir . lOW , LIM% la '" 3 Jews Miami &Joao Moray Beilway-pL, Fencbuteirt, 2 /.677 - 6.1 I die 1 pen let a Jr. 7at le, at Bassosia,,,,—fi a ., adda tfrallset ala.""ec Dtlto 3Om gar 4 Poi Buhr. ,11impidelleoat. ; off. essis., l lldlsosee, kesq. FUND& Misr s per Oat. ekalthb Boer Acct., Gear COMMIM., Elsekkr.kffekr Isneerre, Dee. el & Nov. 30. at 11, as kfradmister Ct. kr, Erre Coian=e-intsflui. ei , re Cc* Belden Br. Si. Xt. Meer Omer, kurd . 4.BBffik. Premier, ‘. CRUZ= DAMS. lookselke, Dee. 7& 17 1, it Lin,. WPM 04 . 3 Doke * 367037 " 641 rot Ci Dab, Rowe & CbeStikTimi; Atkins, ilear m; 4 per Ct. Ditto Oar. 831 i hypo, wined; at err Memo, Irrenei. Eimer DAWN. 'Droop Flo, grocer Nov. se STOOKS kI&GAD. 2, & Jan. A sit I. et Sok., Wing &Co. Grir able,* Jerre. MONO ; sff. Torquer, Old Jewry-dumb. CRAWS Nosy brad. bookseller, Dee. 1, & Jan. at lle at Beeleglarr OM, Derry, Plosboxyvkircus ; Cit.443B wl dimmbari l*" 7 " 7 ll . ..Male Aker BIWWWaile. *tech balder , Du . Jsm• le 7 ' Is briar ct. sou. Cowlead, Lore arise* , Tilfier, Exeter; erg., = l,t t . eter. Bipumws nem Harter& Yorkshire,cottoo spire, Dee. 4Se 28, at 12, at Leeds Ct. Sole., *bulbs &Co., New Su... ct. ; Higher Brighouse, Yorkehire ; Conner y, lore ; Hope, Leer bum Gam, Gloucester, builder, Dec. 7 Si Jan. 4, u It, at Buy.; Ct. Sol., Lovegrove, Olouceeter ; off. art.. Hutton, Bristol. Baru.OUNDILT & WALT= EVIrrACZ GuNDAY, BridpOrt, shire, bankers, Den 2 & Jen. 18, at 11, at Exeter Ct. nob., & Co, Temple; Meer Templer, ra mt; & Terrell, Exeter; of. wig., Weimar Exeter. FIREDIMICIL HATWOOD, groWer, Nov. SO & Jan. 11, at 11, M Basinghaltet. Solve, ku5.7.4 He nahallr.; off erg., Errarda, Prederick's-pl. 11101lAn HOWAK., 110Cbtlale, Laurin, chemist, Den s lJmy 4, at I at Manerter Ct. Sole., Johnson & Co., Temple,; 1.4 ; oft rig., Framer, Illanrester. Wiusse Ciaterrre Joeuti Notting.blll, Middlesex, draper, N or 30 at 2, & Jan. 7, at 11, at Baldnithon-et. SOIL, Sole & ma ; off. rig., Belcher, King's-arms-7d. ltt r e Ivor, Chipperfleld, Hertfordshire, victualler, Dec. 3 , at Ili. & Jan . Bat at Bre/ha ll -et. Sole., Sudlow & Beelsopo..7: of. orig., Johnston, Basingballat. Jona CILARLIAI !lacer:Mari llolbeacb, Lincolnaliiro booker, Dee. & 31, et 11, et Birmingham Ct. Solo, JOLJOt 1 Co . Holbert ; eff. wig., Bittleston, Nottingham. TIIO4AS Wwos Means, Oxford, tailor, Dee. 7 at 2, & Jae. II at 12, at Resinghaltet. Soli, Wood & Pres, Deltiot., Soho; o t . mitt., Groom, Abchurch.lane. Wltur Moro, Grist Grimsb , Lincohohire, builder, Dec. & 29, at 124, at Leeds Ct. Sots., W it Co., Gt. Jammu, & Veal, Great Grimsby ; of. rig., Sianafeld, Hull- Cesats PIWICISAL, Cburehot., Greenwich, china dealer, Dart at 11, &Jen. Bet 2 a : liaeinghaliet. Sot, Hichardeon & Co., Ger.. eq . • off. orig., Be Oulterivet..bdge. eq. JOlOl .rr, see, Kiugeton.upon.llull, popes atoms Dee. 8&29 at 104, at Leeds Cl. bole., Haskins & Co., Nee rms. it. &Lerett &Clissoree, ; off. err., atansfeld, IlulL BMUS tiarceaarr h (Moue fiammarr, llBbn , Derblshire, bier emir, Dec. 3 & 31. at 11, at Birmingham Cl. Eel., Reece, Byrn*. ham; of. erg., lettleeton, Birmingham. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Nor. 19. John Stubbing Archer, Patens- - chandler, INSOLVENT PE' W. liwfwv,/kombiwe. TaekJnq hoer aenr arse Wni. Coarse. Lneepool, whee my. J. W. Grytla. Poltsalt. Corned.. 8.H...e4 Masalsariht, B Hicks, Thorne.. Devesmalre. tJa. w. E. Hulbert. Linwood. deck to the Owners tlw late tre of liner.. H. Ireme. indford. Twig obiw. Pwkw. J. Lock.c.l, Live Toot. %ado, T. Man* Lowpook hemmed not. r. W. Mart* artainramr. Scoosnetahisc joarbems• frllker. ~ Qty, taZoir 8. New IleMork L.M, w. Lew, R. 818881, Little Lex., T. pewholoa dealer. :ri d ajy:. Kent, J. D. Smith, livetou, 81888688,.• J. Somme, BnJewater, Rletard Verret, Wawbenev. up.% ttadat 881 M wort. * Nev. S. Doutee,. lc Wlltsblee. W. U. Wkltq othenme w wy. thorewriutt. SWeraer, worm _ DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. T. Davies Liverpool, sierehant-let & 2nd dir. of 4a, Nov. IS,! any subsequent Thursday, at Carenore's, Liverpool. J. R. Heedenon, Leiceeter, urine merchant-3rd die. of Id, 9.. 27 & Dec. 4. & every subsequent alternate Saturday, at Bitllestoels. Nottingham. T. Hill, Liverpool, ironmonger -Ist. dir. of 6d, Nov 25, & subeequent Thureday, at Cesenove's, Liverpool. L. Logsdon, turret, mach builder-let di.. of ls. 44d. seep Wide oseday, at Whitmore's, Basingtudhst. J. Thud di W. Jeffery. Bucklantleigh, Devonshire, woollen met. rectums-Ist. dlr. of Ss., any Tuesday aster Nov. 23, at Iltrtzetrs. Exeter. J. Ituell & W. Jeffery, Buckfestleigh, Devonshire, weellsn mans fecturers-Ist. dir. of H. 3d., any Tuesday after Nov. 23, At Hirt. sell's, Meter. W. Wain, Manchester, pocket-book maker-let die. of sa, N0v.23, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Ilobeon's, Manchester. T. Wallis, Oxford-M., woollen draper-Ist die. of 3a, any Weirdo. day, at Whitmore's, Besinghell.st. W. P. Weetall, Manchetter, hotel keeper-In die. of k. , Nor. 23, & gpy auboequent Tuesday, at Hoboes's, Manchester. DIVIDENOS.-Bec. IS. G. Barton & J. Barton, Manchester, eap. par roller manufacturers - Dec. 13. G. Barton &J. 13.rtoe, Mancha. te, copper roller manufacturers--Dec. 16. J. Burnett, s hosier-Dee. 17. J. Collies & .1. Dollies, Bata, jewellers —1%11 1 3.1 Croseeld, Jan., Kirkham, Lancashire, linen draper-Dee. 14. R. Edersheire ltaachester, draper-Dec. 16. J. Elliot. Darmtry, Nero ilsearptooskire, carpenter-Dee. IS. E. D. Hall, Walsall, Starer& shim carrier-Dec. 14. T. Hardt& & W. Hardwick, Lred. use tlealato-Dec. 17. W. Heap, J. Ruben, a W. Roberta, Padihaa. Lemeseides, cotton spinners -Dee. 15. J. & S. Knight. Mold, flint. atm lankers-Dee.. It. T. Marriott. Newest, eeren-dials, heard ristesallor-Doe. IS. W. Oliver, Daribigtoa, printer-Dee. le. J. Ray & J. R. Ray, liork.la., Otty, wine mercha.nta- Dec. 14. T. Bober% & J. T. Heard, College-hill, City, paper agents-Dec. lb. A. Smith & T. In Liverpool, merchants-Doh 10. R.Sword, Newastle-opus. Tyne, drager-lac. 14. C. Taylor & T. Hawkey, Monweernionth. shore, Darbom, ship handers -Dec. 17. W. Townley, Maar% eotte IiODIVTIIQUINTRATIONS. - Wier Rain, He rlglitateer. RS& LIM ID, at Teatime 111 Mel, Heleniburgb i Ta b rin g .t names Baird. Lab. wad I.e. N Dee. 31, at Repel Inelange Oothe-tamA Carried & Wei. Obeew, weights, Now. IR Ss 11Vlama. Young'. tilmasee-Yelm OM • awns fleb,MMlsm builders, A C M Mo. IS. at Currie% MM., Hr , Meant & Tom Welam. Obagenr, Mbar inere•mln, MA IS a Dn. 11, at Mrs, Tames MM. Olgegow-Almease Pelt, Abeam% Mc SS • Dl. at Royal Hotel, Abeeilan-Willian Rabe. NO, 29 Si DK 111, at Star Hotel, Mod. Doh pimnials merchant, Nov. 33 & Doh AIM Glaegow-WiniumMilaMis &Band M . N.* Glaegar. Imarekimb, Nov. 111 • Des. SI, at Walker% Chugs., Mime Raw, p mt, Nov. I & Dec. 17, at • OaminalrmAs Ors -D. Ras a Co.. George anieniaina Nov. • StDee. Dee. 30, at Walker% CbMlll, Obisow-liwal "ram lima* ilika hill, Giaaryw. raga meminnterar, ,K aiak et IMMO Cherub., Okegove-Mobeet Newer; k .h esideeteeet 27 &Dee. 11, et Teak 011eson's Utah, KG. Strome., innkeeper, Dee. I & 27, ;i -- li " rogio, WHOP 1111 M. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED-H. Radielit. IL laisom4 s J. Bedeck. jun., Teasere, Somenetshire W. I. Igerraw di storei, Wakefield-J. C. Onekerell Si W. H. Iftedx•st. Bob eh -. W oke, R. T. Coke, It J. Salaced, Ake, so tar made D. Coke-J. A. Ceara It 11.418 U Mae, Neat -H. R. Cottam & J. Ilamiteg-D. &T. Mn, aa Lesde-W. Earles, sea., & W. ads, Jim., J. Eaves & IL Eaves, Ltverpoel-B. Facials & A. Camel lit i s ha.-M. J. 11. Pavan k W. Haddad, Shallekl -J. Foster & . Plynreatb -P. Pootiord & W. Twelfth, Greenwich-J. Fat St D. Clamber.M., Clootban'elbilds-E. Greara di 0. l'es, Manchester-T. Harris lk 8. Yardley, Wood-at., Oatmeal-J. D. Howard & W. Wodhant, I.Arerpool-J. Ilellbigarerth a M. Jane, T. Jame & H. Haack, Uxbridge-C. & l E . el ir m rt ili ora sk t. t •- ait A. Lwv eon, at W. L. Weed, Great Iltchadd.M., Marylebone i l n o ? n it= W. L. Wood-H. Pritchard &J. Parrp rk. Ban . gor, -P. Seed & J. Blum, Werwickehirs-1L J. Wallis k T. Cook , bx.irt ,l = rtm Leiontirehie•-o. Wyatt a B. Pawl, Bloomfleld-et., /Sty. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE.—MaLs. all DOL.AIIt. )171.1••11. DIM all pro. 3 ;...... ijo Holland oro India... Botch-0 sry dna", sew a 2 W .. 0,1 Plaaders 0 sealant .. 0 0 Mexico and 1 .01 France Ol Dohlarseillea 0 ela‘wia. Dec. I g =. 11°. ... 01: M lA =ltr l ii ° ga . Ili:K./is:V.3O 0 :°41'..1713'..)11 D., not. Nov. 23.—Arrived t Nith, Calcutta ; liar, Jane, Gtr =lrks% Pio Ballo ; Albion, at. John's N.H. leostins, (idea; Jetta Constantinople ; Joh a nna, lotterdam ; 0101 1 11 1 1 A Namara, All"....chia, P. ; Lablsnana, John Dalton, ' • Jellet irides, Mazatlan; Manchester, Bahia; L, = . Odeon ; Psodserie Cala= ; Italian Queen, Barhadora ; ' %%rent& Palos, kw Dastais, bes put back. John Patchett arrived at Lim. pool than thensaterrancen. [Adyertiameat.]—RaMAPlAßLY Coax or DROPSY ST /1011,011FAI• Para.—At Warne% war Paha. reide. Mr. MB Itobirce, moo imolai itswier, les sum Om elpe vow 11, • mot deutiprooagegolkos lembeigaimet~iie biome 81x• Sena Orme war ter lie meW ~mi. ma me ant et lame dm • to the am dere; Cm Ws bed= seole leo via mod le4 • Hollomer• Ifli. lo Ma Immo la all Or Won la the omety. Itt islum oidoo Sot eldo Illaomodlilm Milo ans of e lese Is truly sarprides. ma we olio ore ahe drorehi omplalot lioult=tri m = his =l =leNoodathoissz MANIOC BIRTH& irr.id. Y liedurnoro-park. Yaw Idamoier, the dim d jof dme n tr ain ' • H. 1 BELLS/IL—No. Ntor. S. it . the wife of the Ler. . ••' if • • 8 1L—Nor. 19, at Flailehani, the wife of,. X. Cale D. ef_a daughter. •••111-born. ~_,. ID . — N or. 19. 1111 klarteyetreet. the wets of F. D. Cielokald. 0 ' - I' • X.—Ncre. 10. In Carnarrec i. North Wake, Mn. UM** . nerd —N i t . . 1 17 4 at Oideetar, theVe Wee R. L L. law 4„.,b 7616 . — N: kilgerd : Pleut. Kenelagtea, the wife dW. L log. of a Ijio —Nor. 14„ at • the wife of the Rau J. Prim" el Lig OLL-470h of • eau. 1 .. Torawv. on wile of Lietg.-Colead FrWX4 1111012. KEN.—Nov. 93. at Dadwatetrate. Wm C. Swam, of • ilallilL 01180 N.—Nor. 16, et dberdeut. the wife of the Ker. J. Thesaah of Free Oreyfriarti as eon. Tl9-00= . Xle .aa4aarti ari.. by tya Rev. . leg. et sir Oa •-ttn al bate el• 111111•14. Illt i t.i.ef .. =. ...„.. :a ...,,i n 'of On bra l''''' , .. gm.. ....a = • . ..-Xwe. li, at W.I. V±ll . r. W.I. Wer• • r. ist • • et Wilms. _ .. izait.6., al Ile lila 1191 • • V". - • • • —New. 1 1 , at 6121.;mr, X. I. T .. ' to One% magma daialbeiglfle b lWa li t 1-, %fag; 7 iT l Pakrag, " l .l.l l MS. 111 . 119&711. sal, dm/Mx et a. XxXe99. 1 . 1. bOWISIVIdI DL TIOL 1111LKILIT.—Ner. XII CLEW Meeleweet% gegi at bit sad lira C. GOBI. 91.—At LG•adw&fte,=9.,o. —New a/ the JAIL lam If, X X br. A. Jsetimea. /XV Y wr.,..Sit leteee et .4 elffiii J7JAIWY. 1114.0 W 111 . ' , 04 11.1., tee . gg ' ••••e the TM' mAY.—Tom. IL a In int% lermie Joiri BIT lift. fir • - of lil• au L Lora ah a _ 8.417 N i . ~ 'w. W Nishmk , asegllst et Or dt e .- , -New "4 Wee al W. eperdor, 114,. d Midb• Owk aa. .d, lit Olidire. lb& 10. WWl*. '' wWikto, a i Wat W J aia tis twa.leripratta n Z li r k tut:l trlna cm=l=a --- 7Thillik am i rt4L se =rat s 46 . ltoEV. : dr melee - image" Ilevssatillo. • RAILWAY NEWS. We had not much active business yesterday, but the prices of shares were generally better, and tke market wu relieved of some heavy parcels whioh pressed upon it, either by . private sale, or by their temporary withdrawal waiting for higher quotation. BFLABB LIST.—LoxDux, Nov. 23. Nom —The glosider of Ham In Roman ammeter. &mot' actual Imminnllkos Ilmea et Ilmay Italics der prim. PAIL 11/ JAMldien . r. ...o. Lowe, Casel_w Wit' 1202 64 .43 16 El 76 906 910 Pt Pt 60 STO W 487 60 663 497 76 60 486 0a ao 486 480 26 u 3 26 I 496 25 627 60 1 647 60 661 W M 76 COMMERCL4L AND MARICNTS. PRODUCE.—tintauto-Lum, Nov. 23.-11 a rya smoke has wail *dig 44111 rat ion ow ;mamma 4a =bat robot tam Wawa ban beta ame IWO Mt Wet lad, a d 49a. lop undo% the fame 10 "art lama ; Anima , tit to : 1,111111 bra ma " 80 /7 5155 1 , hi k es ads at ses. at io 34e., ilia wa s • On; poimia ami Mahe vim ahooly leaalt k waist at IL taffluillt ale; Maim oil a t all or e lirr il ams — t m ur_ragpr dm l • 1.1111111405 Maw Mil 1141. 10 14., 'Hi era Seidl valva—•so arias slaw Mika 'am at pleat vela sawed 4s eelt, etial vat mat a legb }dr Ift peattemat tar MASS aillem Oa emit at Sat MY, ba Thum day, hapas.—Tillaw his hums Om at Yr anaika •••17 Imparlsi lashas, *ea lit Jimmy la nth I**ailmr, Mi t W * woe N Illat, 34,1114,111511 a. • dellatrell la 1047, ktlllll,olooa. ; to th e aim that N 82,11111,11110164.; stock In 154 , 31,916,0001ba.; to the one thee In ISO, 83,1131,0001t0. COTTON.--lavvitPooL, Nov. 23.—There was a fair at tendance of the Ueda to-day, but lees cotton was offering. 4,000 bales were sold, of w►ich 1,000 well taken on expect. The guano= for Bowed Goo& were ind. to Sid. ; New Oe did. to 7d.; donits, hil. to 4d. - - N•stubelia, Nov. W.—The reeekilies gone hi= day by the arras et thalamic et tbe rase 4 keen* ewe lONS OS slot Weispairldb. has sight to aka pie mat., bas Wawa key bWe shwa la the bra d bi tag hi ow make today. No aileatelemaue ma add have Wow gaga lrwduriog the last taw dope. lee mai w aw a. ea br the Lama awe lawhydZered -4 aha as law pthes era be elemboi. awe pelmet ere wiensiebp kabala Wady War rates ids maim N. Wawa is. • Ida awed at id the gewat law rafts mg Breve& lane we ass wale le w aw shwa tmr dewy tagdelt. Iteq be Wag an be kid beam amp op kis nue la lea ilks la arm . Seem* nada era the sow as *Wog Lew*. 14 awedsede ham kaiak waillesty OW • mesa* lea Wese We g at t lhe 'Maw et lima. larra -1.4, Vim% awl la We thet•eawal ga► wail sal easel Wei al W eal Ilkihal; thefts bat beeelamis es be by egasied gesawsks• mil able sheds • berbone earyka. Aa enlist ram Or the am. et lawatraw has lira ssede up te as day eta het wink. It .hew INA dun me Ili at= geta lll ZE red day sad 417 n aliessea amber at seas k 171, Waal we welapitall lbw svlth • lha Wet =et wail bra; aka lass ;ea 119 Nib 110 The tall awls WAIN at sheet lam 1 ; east ilt.work 01111. liesket kaiak add lb Whabwebsol ow be add lo Mat mama awed was sismasel MR* waft ye=asselkklea al Ih. " Vber imi (I = l6l. tbe spregie sairege ea lia le arbaskr bask theta le saw ihs us et ps raga sky iamb is this regret or eat agreed le. The puma wake are la aat dope all the alb of he et vett. la sear Weillehma the eF smipen ow be dame ir *am • was as alma halo pregesei a reassllsk ~abaft a ask WY they arm hew le NOW' le. The Wier alai am- Wyse by rem am the yiewor VIM WO tad aka la baser yew- theakeetweig sal dr! An. • miZ i g the phases we le lo kohl kat !ha wain= el tbe =as la Mimi sal Or melleass alma as do. as eke. • hvi et OM Walt hoe leis Oodles kw comeriassd we/VIM alsw hot mos ases wadi base kw drat lbw haw se yet Ilr e krre =grathes rest body el the lahaiWerg dime is WE gnik gageeked se wet, ski Imam& et We& se vielly Ordsied any esektivirfas. m• TAW Awl vim at theyda twat ma subs Tema& bratallety. The gemilim mintaril l ze ihior mil beme. aireses• to siert =WM. Ilim— WOOLLIN CLOTH& —Lam. NAN r 11.—Theis was a yresdakeleari etwesawle gfa Mania da p b&r im emeamt et Wars lorweled kw war weal basra mai NNW Wart mike* amdeedi be 11ama ...._ •11 eineterste alliete ibis. We eels wee al* swap% eiresse. •at. Walt hew et We ban gaudy be - VW wr ELANKETB.—Hacentosznnts, Nov. 22.—The alio& are et awes to the Basketaell w isoandely geed, sad • alis nem twins was truumMitt m yam shale beer thui brie bow Lady awreet. Prow the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tweaclay, Nov. 23. BLICILRUPTS. Azzasw Azaboixer, Ut. 71tobilit4t, pier tide makar,lo ear_ met Des.t at 1, lift its at 11. at Ballboo4l. D.n h Deb* nalumers-bushime. Ovary-Us; or swig, Fa- Isook-et. lisoust Amine; Brirallbrd, Yorla, draper, Dee. 16 It 10, I. et 11, at Leeds Ct. boh. Pawl i Cb., Pgiftket. • Sale k Ok. kanekhate e; *s kews,. Iliaimdmr, Lads i d reg.: Tam. Lan Ibunion N magmas 7 NI. at k Baum. Nowesatiompao-Tps, allellisat, Diull a. ftwernampoSyseOt My, Ws* . . ii - 4 - 6ordidO . . 1816 d. Irtrtili. j . ,iilt:11 4 411114. 8 lir. oet& 8. Valley 1 lid. 16 lino It Oxford Jo 164 76 Aloolors.Srarts. &Dino 15 OW. MOW sod Fliet.or B3 11) 30. Thirds 64d. 50 6 A chore liessibrd. tr 8 Do. Pritormos 7l 701 Chooses . 10 Ihs.ue di,:iiir: be: Yolo Do.sial7.: Dublin* - Jaw. 10 M. 1 lb Doodsa& 15 I E Acilit.cre Llt P 12 Bd. ld Do M. li. 83 H.) 9 1 D 0.131.1001.8211.1 70 DoloraClormitor.. . 185 161 63 DolGan..spCt.No.lr $4 l Do. do.. .. .. No. 1 vs. 18 Do. Vora Es_ .t.as. . 30 1 Do. Nortr& lusstrs47 49 116 Do. 8 slants ll4 175 13 Do. Nog . .. . 3 Id. 63 &Wow UowN . 26 East Lawasiurs... 644. lit East . Zo7...johing .:la 6, 11d10bur4441114.60. II 7 17IDo. 4 *ham . .Le 1.2 &lint. & Nuritiin. Do. Nnepi,ii rErdtr,Y writ. Dore 14 144. 80 'Glow., Kilo. & Apr 8 Groat Northoro... . 15 1 33 Do. Lon. & Yogi ' 16114. 36 It3lBouth t W 00,41,4 12 100 Grew Now. al Nu& 'l2l 2322 5 Do. Now, 401. 30 Do. New, 324 12 673 14 Do. New. 138. 86 Grad Wagon, . --Er 1 2 61) Do. th u lres 11 Do. &ores ... •• • 163 I 2, Do. .. .... 735 7 Do. Soo, 111 7 8 12 H Do., do. eg, Maw par 7 Mr& . SO Hull and Selby... 16 Do. t sham 749 124 tpo., W. 26 &Weds- IN 1 16 Do. dm& Noro4hlo Od. 24 DoLtrtilL(kdetVeLll3 14. 60 Lout & (britgt g --low 2p. 10 Do. 711trde 'w Op. 03 LartorsAirs a rodssA : 9 0 2 Do. r au seror ... 1 p z: Do. blizteo;o4_ ..,. , d. To r t N aDo. 7131rd0 Wind/ 62 Id. 34 De.Ligirryi.4Duro 33 Dollotosenv&Mss 474 Do IRlPtse&Ook 81. Do. _W. E. Mgr 11 sd. 341 74 Do.Probin E IF 345 365 9 Do. 5 shams .... AZ. I Do. do • t 5 U 0 14.1. and ii;;ii.iid . lel i&icok, & BoVord. f 38 Lode and 77.Irtt l7 Mt 7 17 1 Do. Nos ll 136.1 Do.Prtr.lipereent ld. 3 Lootr, _Does.,Maroll Lte., M6AC. e 1 I .Jx. 2 Lie..o.7gby & South. 1 Itiaclual 188 Landow tt 44 0 k 6 Do. do. . .. .. .No.l 44 Do. d 0.... - . No. 00 1100., Bsightoo_, 6.00 3 33 Do. Coat 21613180 22 9 Do. tio.OutoSp.a. 60' Do.Prsieur&P.a. ItglLandow and Gnome. Do. &regrows. _ 3.4.1L00d0ti0 N.Wootoro 156 416 TAM. 17 Lon.IN.WQs.L.I4B. 194 Ds. !VW ...... 11p. Do. A. M.! B 23 61 74 Do.lol el. A f.k ft a3l Op. 24 D0.101.80.,14.412. 6114 1 Do.lol.oe. t At Ile 4 41p. 4111 Lontloa O.'W o. 36 40 Do. Noe Cows. WWI 3p. 324 Do. New. 601. 9 16 Do. Nev. 4W. 60 Do. Cons TadAs Per 40 Do. do. TerdAs par 110, Thirds .... iege4 . l 043. i 144- ‘ l , 5u.d...3.....kc 4 " - L.am.,'; ! 44 40 Da 401. O Do. 601. o,arce 9 .1001 Do. Been. tt 0;3 84 [1361 1.434 134 Do. Drist.4:Gloster 26 West.= 100Neteenscle I.l4.Nermorket 26 Noe* 11r141614 14 Do. Lohman 134 ex. In. Do. awes j *Ade. Do. ! 100 Norfolk 6 Do. New, —24 6 Do.Gaared. Op 10. 13 Do. Est. 6p. Cent. 4ld 3 Do.&1847N1lio, 14. pv Do. do. Wootton 4 N. Covalies Onion . If i North Staffurdehlre . it 0 71 Nortls Western„, . 36 .os/d..Woec.et War. 161.54. 11** kep d do " . itetti r Iloottleb Centel .44 • 174 64•0440 111d6oad 10 Do. Noe 6 shcr.. MA. a Wait P.d 6 a mas..*Birw. CIA Ltd. 3 Do. do. Cease D. . . . 40 , 'Soar 4 ,'SoettA ablereitiengse l4t 334 , BoatbgeatonADove 20 Do. d 0....... No. 116 IT I Do. do 2 04 411 16 41 Ddo I D o. o. d 0..... 3 4 13 'Borth Wales ... 4 4 441. 2 14 Torkt.h.l6o44tik. 4 Taw Yak Exteneioe,3l 1641. 1741 nooses Harm, Ila 100. 13i Wain:ford .S ? Am.' 12 . Whi&Aar..l - Pumas! 30 'WIIPOom.. tWaym. 13 441 Wilk. 64/0.45. WA*. ' 13 York New., A Der. 23.4 36 fo.a*Nowol6l3arM 16 1 26 i Do N&lddaPurck. 10 Do Ex.NolYkkNal 10) Dodo.NolN arkßar I>oo6lllPar or 60 ,YeoANantMldleed 64 44 10 ; Do. narrator.... 16 361 D0.E.kW.11916.11a S4IIW•TILI 6 Demmer* T ma& d.. 16' Sart hatiaa 14 trowsalad /a isiaairr P m.egaag"2"j = 4) o :401=1 ift1111011: ug f 6 0311amas liddlomia 10 , Par* sad 30 :Paris and 93 ,Parls dad brum.... 263 8 !Przla mod flosboarg f) ifioara dad Mawr .. 1 206 18 Sambre sad 34.6.. 7 6 Town and Maria .. 4i 6d. p Wart Maeda....... 14 1 A F jA A 4