The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-02 00:00:00

isPIIII lo brave the law courts as they beg may. Issas oU the more chivalrous of the body were to essiest their owe cases, but from the imploring pesters put spoe every wall, it woul d appear that ' put wall, are raising to its mensal to behalf et dm whole or at least most ol the offiesdars. Mr. 1. tCArancr—after sanowly wows &meth, as am d e poseragers on bawd the Velocity stesnmproneskeil off Aberdeen harbour ee been ting mad is in the principal towns, bet whether W I Z his any eounestion with the trials hes est The ooatest which has arisen for the eivio chair, vacated today by Mr. Adam BM cause of some excitement. I need muesli opera caadidates are Mr. William Jaime" step Ivor, and Mr. Robert Muslim, peados. As the -half of the town conecil retire the idles trlll virtually be in the heeds of the eeesilhesoff. Xr. Blacks i ncum bency, which hai emirs& Se her years, h i s s bees popukr, aed the iellabileato have caused poetvait to be haw ia dm asemsll chamber in proof of their approval of Ids Add character. dome ramose* have got late the wrapover , about the probable redresses% d Lord Presideat Beyie. the dimities of the Solieiter-Oeseral to the lett. emd the velem of Mr. Macaulay for Eirkos=. The yetiransent of th e Lord President is a west, although possibly pot at lowly bet the rereMsen thigeetves are not dell to be looked fan the has bee* at the bar aims 1793,and ea the leash dose 811, so th at resignation may be spgreardier. h e ms then ft i s mnerelly understood in the parliameal•bense shies, aus if the supreme se at is vacated whoa the liberals ate in office, it will be conferred at Mr. Indisrfard. the Lord Advocate i or if during the reign ot the cos serratives. 04. r on Mr. McNeill. the late Lord Advo cate. A. to Mr. Macsulay, there seems to be no immediate prospect of his return to St. Stephen's. However, as pro:rho:0 an uncertain mime, it is safest to suspend ion until the court meets on Nov. 12, by w time, thanes, lf say are to be mode, will duly transpire. Teo Fitz or Till SUOMI. Kirin Ti eiiiiiil.-•• 111100Sbiit the whole of Tuesday , or woe beeZ wised in removisi Om ialllfilie Illin d when night set in the operations wars assibmwriZolod I by tordiEfrhX Tea individuals have elk Um raosumod teem the Mlles beildiag. firs of whom me am and iwo awed; bat it has born authentically staled that es Saw eight awes Cush tk• rains. Os Teask=el a ass sasse win vecoussed. after onmelmis es OM part of the workmen. Toneless is lie taleg a = at, this man Will Ala to sits his nets' bat se was he, that Wars he was ultimately reidarei boo the reins ha expired. All hopes of ever reeerweing see in Ws have been abscessed. For tha oohs of the tesehasa ear shred, it has bum determined to take ellell the Milk ly lt, which stands la awe riekstty wealth& The emcees of im destroyed is valued, we endraersall a at eine 15,000 r -----__------ ~. w 1 ;.: PROVINCIAL. idutCnirlat. Livrahrool. MUNICIPAL Faicnoff.—Vesterday the ta d election is Liverpool was • eery data affair, sad had Wetmore only to a single load quertios, the rating of the done for parental purposes. So wane was the feeling la favear of ratiog the docks, that out of 24 candidates, three trey were anti•raters. elm wards there was • walk OWN, sad is the seven emtested wards than was ne emitemeat, piety feeling not having been provoked. Of the three snaten two were ousted, the other, Kr. Shand, is evened to share the urns fate, as hie recurs is to be send aimed. Toitkafffits. REPRESENTATION OP WEST YORESHIRIL—R See= probable that Mr. Weetworth Fitzwilliam will sot ba al lowed quietly to walk one the wares for the reprenialation ef the We RiAin. A meeting of the Leeds riet else. ton has been held to coasider the coarse of proceeding to be adopted with regard to Kr. Fitswilliam, Irian addreos the ereatitaesey seems to be aseatidamorf to essay; sad it Is stated that • ..fist` of the reprerestatives of sommittess is the moral per lag districts is so be Wild at ld, ea Friday. to &Unitas what steps shall be Wanda the matter. Tie CHCRCH IN SUNDRELAND. Ott 'Faraday emalag • atomise al the Anebrot Vestry of Stindarind wee held is the many of the ann. whoa it was noanintosaly Weed that a respectful memorial be presented to the Lord Bishop al Darham, newts( the inadequate amorist of the reseal Meese of SatAerlead Ronny. The Jammu is dia. riemihma the hallowiag soanos, vis : From the poor-raw SOL, _from land 361., frees 'lmplies fees 1661. ;_ total, $00& Added to which is the anal of St. Jahn s, of the nasal vain of Mi., manias • grand total of 6001., on of which sum the Rector of 13•1■4 meet keep three ensue, learner the lipiesoal Chapel of Sprise.garden-lne totally Pmiffed for. 'Tlie massoried farther stated that the rate. payees e l Sandeelesi are all of the trains mantic., sad are at preen% mot heavily bardesed. It comluded with a prayer that the Lord Sinop of Dinham ran be pleased to appal/ea a part of the moonde (3,0001. a year is amount) of the rich linag of the ninny el Bialtoparear. mouth, mow vacant, towi aniatieg the poorer notary . of Seaderlsad. This rospestfal sad any reassaable insametal was signed by 19 members et the Mena y—a body established by act of parliament la 1719. CVMSERIAND. Tilt COLLIERY E XPLOSI ON AT w arricsAVEN.— As insist was held** Saturday, sad onciaded on Manley, at Clouts Moor, on the bodies of eighteen of the nenen, by the above occident, mentio ned in oar paper of Moseley. Anoth inquest was held nn Monday, at Heasinghasn n , oa the bodies of live other sufferen. Each inquiry resulted in a verdict et "Accidestal Death." wsawtacenna. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.— BIRKINGHAIL— &atom onmilion mind by Mattes ; than were contests in caly one or two wards : Ste new return an twelve liberals sad friar caternatires : the political acestractioa of the corpora tion remota' the maim inautarrnts. Memoirs and Oarreepewhee• V nesse= Castlereagh. lltiteeklg Isis Basseen. I nil. 1848. N9thleif even be mete spree= than the publi cation at Uwe two volume, containing the intimate connepoodesios of the ilmeetary of State for Ireland dorm, the moinsellses vow towards the class of the last century, when 'abolition burst forth, and was put dews, and when the gre tt project of the union was conceived, debated, modified, and carried. That portion of the correspondence which relates to the rebellion, is interesting to the curious in those shatters. It is an anticipation of the events of the pemsat year—a few amateur young gentlemen taking a tansy to a republic, then sending an embassy to Fames for support, the English minister informed et every word they say, and every step they tate. They return to Ireland, organise elute, and mam ba. They pikes, but have no idea of a real insurrection, until they are driven into it prematurely by the pre cautions of goverment. The we have the Roman catholic bishops, and the better endowed of that clergy, coming forward to dissuade the people from joining the rebellion, which nevertheless breaks forth is the same eolith eastern district of Ireland, save that it is on the eastern, not on the western side of the i famed Slievenamon hills. The great element of min chief is 1799, the French, were indeed wanting . in ISA as well as a still greater mischief, relives fenansism. Neither yeomanry nor protestant militia were begegtht est in 1848. The orangemen did net =devoid isaisques!ly the papist spirit was nee =OA faith in onimition. The rebe llion, from haw lag as ether bustles thee political fanatiehm, was Media est and extlegellbed by a more of paw men The essreepoodense between the different great' h as ins of the slain ea the appliniffea of the law, le hist:active. Oise Is sergneed to find sash a perseasge as Lord Omani. when r t is seen where evidence Wei not traidadve pleats eimemeed in a plot, pediment be Nisi sa to da by legislative set, veld }ld* meld art be dose; and that peverameed &mid guessed by way of attainder. Beth idols bees bettmately expired with the eighteenth watery. The most instroative part of these volumes is, how ever, that portion cl the secret history of the Woe which it reveals. And °snidely, however the blab of the present day ma be ttniniiithil with r wa nni ti on °l , these volutes i posh that the maser, was not jred without the masa of tugs amoss of the people. First of a 0 1 ■ 110 ' 1 the themes liberals : Most of these whir were =sated with a straig seihnelell spi. it. satertaki such a dislike and antipathy to tho r e...s sabsietiag parliament of the country, that they wfft net NO very adverse to say slump that will rid thee of es WY comps a leghiatere.—Y. 39. The views of the union entertained by the catholic , are gives as follows : asesetke. netwithstaadisa the swami ie an' cawhe aannumestod with soy Immediate wi privilege tn *sir coausanks, az - .. x.. la its favour. Lard Fingell has that it was wet meant to stenpli- Vim --u by attempting at preesat any Net Its maiden it waddle inkiness te dat . ' *time thest dimmed la the Ida _- pedinneismil4cn that it wadi heart the mew tisoli ot tho item serving the witholles. Re Non' Owe It mask , c air mar= that the quid= shouldso4„. be ~."muted ? t o r s : en ter tines to the sa prej of the ..11 t, MONA at their herea ft er 'vv.! man genes whit OW/ be ••• ,„ ......: ! ..6. 0 this without endangering the ereweres . .1 1 .• s y .. i . k ir p -kr •_. =•==n l `-•••••-- , ,R of shags eratagfeedi wiek bar Majesty's reashold. Captain Weed, eggiesetnier a the Mendieity Sudety, eroded to ware tho pe w _,meism. It appeared, from the evidence C an tbe bre" e x amination, that the Earl of Lis • torn, begat reesived a letter, about the 16th inst.. hem • =solgaiag Masai John Brown, enclosing a broker's warrant, in order to pave that his goods had been lOWA for net, directed his meter to give the penes; las Is • day or two afterwards the (email prisoner gaga at his kidehip's udders at Kensiegton, and F.&herself se Mn. Brown , the wife of the app li cant refeamang to ees eeadeed to se i t s her husband, ss trethsteated = lest Owl with Meshy eat up to write bed the letter. The pee her the 10e., but in oompequenee of his lord ship sabsequatly having =soon to suspect that en impel aim bed boa practised upon him, he directed Ms porter to helleireffon to the Mendicity Society, whore a number a rem dire's warrants and letters of • corm iletagase, signed by Beatty, or Brown, flet wifferbal bra a soldier, and dig-11173; mernepelese of 111beadi, with a rag= for a short period, o ka nde Oey_ ... _ 42" lford ezP e fr r id d ./1:1 keen :pfle ve fien b c y air ,ems reasereemy employed to bring the impostor; he, ;ma be orriargly sent Colley, • constable, with perm as eleneed was unacquainted, to • 'kr lagiethurr la a eerier place for beggars' of Mei SemdMeseella Jerearg's-Imilibige, Rea dean= Ilse ter Mre. Beatty, the *rib phooey gereatr i = and stated that that I wee her re" lai ale pasai.4, who evidently wen iabourbsg maw re hereere that the visitor was the bearer of • andlable ematillmlkia, declared that they were mem amt wille, the hrmer, who was bent nearly double be lle, the las, apparently in a dying state, speaking in a vary week fro. Colley then Ishemed them that it was his in tention to take them into custody for defrauding the Earl of Listowal, when the woman admitted that they had no XOlllll ID be seised, and that the broker's warrant was a froodellent instrument lioreford then entered the teem, when the said in continuation, " Never mind, I am at hish women, sad allowed to get my money how I like." The male rammer suddenly recovered, and attempted a resist. roe, hut, as being informed by Horsferd that it would be users, es there was ample force at hand to secure him, be walked quietly to the station, apparently in a very pod state of health. —Yesterday Petrick Reach end hie wife were gilled to pro . = that the primmer. had lodged in their home in Jen niers &buildings as man and wife for the last ten months, end that their goods had not been astride= • for rent. —Richard Hassock, porter to General Ca b produced a letter that he bad received from the Ilea. Mho Cavendish, who war in attendance upon her Majesty, sham that some spencers' bad been made to bee he relief ; bat, es the writer in the ;second application had not used re same name (Brown) as ht the first, but that of Beatty, she desired Oaths (witness) would make proper icquiries, and, ff he found the cue a deserving one, afford some relief. He aaxadingly saw the female prisoner and inquired for her freard. when abe replied that he had been unwell for a mensiderable time, and was at that moment so ill in bed that he could not be seen ; and, as the declared most positively that her represen non of distress was but too true, and es the tradeames, of whom he inquired in the nighboushood of their residence gave them the character of being poor and deserving per sons, he gave the female prisoner 6a—Mr. Brodenp oh served that, as two names had been used in the Sp:ail:SUM 1 to the lion. Miss Cavendish, as Mated in her letter (which' was produced), be did not think that the porter had ex ercised sufficient astuteness.—The porter observed, that he I did all that he considered necessary, and cautioned the fa' mils prisoner that if she was found to have made any felas I representation, she might depend upon it that he wash hue a visit from the Mendidty Man, and be para. She appeared so sincere in her statement that, ragged with the character he had had of her, he wee fedesed I give her the money.—The Ron. Amelia Murray stated rat I Yeesimilar rfflicatlea had been made to her for relief, bat. I t 1 Upham instituted, sad mespeging ft to be ea she gave nothing.—Cept. Wood repred that I re panenere might be remeard, es re Bur Eassebeek, Col. Serrer and many arse% bad been delbended, and CAM ere might be clearly peeved spirt boat proems.— Kr. Beoderip observed that, with such evidence of gross =Aare before him, he would willingly remand. — T he urea rid he should like the matter disposed of at roe, if his worship pleated. The earnestness with which the fellow spoke pretty clearly intimated that he began to think thee a further examination might produce a number of fresh n t hin kins.—The magistrate, of ee, did not amply wi his request, but remanded him fo ra week. MONEY MARKET. WIDNINDAT EVINIIIO. No business was transacted iittie:Stock Exchange to-day, the Ist of November being, by established usage, observed on the part of the committee and members as a holiday. The fall extent of amendment which bad been calculated upon in the manufacturing districts, in consequenvi of the increased facilities af forded by the London money market and of the ad vance realised in the value of share property, is reported not to have taken place; and the accounts from Germany . and India not proving so satisfactory as might have been wished, the bargains effected out of the house were said to have been at somewhat lower figures. No rates were made upon any authority that should guide the public in their views with respect to the actual condition of the markets, for the moment, and it will be more pru dent, therefore, that they should await the publication of the official lists found in the columns of this jour nal on ordinary occasions. The Manchester Courier of to-day contains the fol lowing paragraph : A meetieg of the creditors of blears. S. A. Butterworth and Co., of this town and Bradford, but principally of the latter plate , whose failure we noticed in the Courier of Wed nesday last, was held at Bradford yesterday. There was a attendance of creditors. It appeared that the liabilities of the firm amounted to about 50,0001 (the amount we stated as probable), and the assets were about equal to the payment of 10s. in the pound. A proposition was made by the firm to pay lOt. in the pound by three instalment, at periods of three, six and nine months, dating from December; the first two instalments to be payments of three 'bailor, and the last of four shillings, which last is toff guaranteed by p r operty. The offer was at ogee accepted the creditors. EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. edami.....m. 1 rte. l , l 0 , ---- . --- _, • , 44 ' 1 p-r i u, 1esI? 1 f a % tr, I , 11, 4 De. Do. 4 De. zreqs: 15424 Szabo. al Imams ; 90 daTa. 26 36. Night CUM 1 ildll. I Nada laalia.. 1 •_., SOW. Do. 116.11 174 . Rama Loos_ ... IA . Do. ..... . " Durk liberes.... 1103 .. ~,,,,,x. 00. n.-4,44264 Noir NAN twe 8: t... t., ttl DEZ ° 6..rirm o rp t _ii OWN., eft 7.-0-kadbiharoa Imam. 11.97 q tee ortlas.ll.9a kimbarg. 64.513 ; Mae. Iwo maga. 34.96.. WIT ; Data to o amaaba 46. aW a a w dr.,k-11•19Ds gar oat. a i d r 6 9:2 Roo des A NU, .81= . 1 0.2.. Iltd aad Vela . Eth I:l l ATZLlriftwg ne g A. p . .,_ 0 ."„ eVrotTacTir. cl. "'llia at - 47 moat m, ;ritsarnMagelf=ara or Imam Ka VILNA, OcT. 23.-11 Ta per Coats.. 73 735 ; UAW*. et NEWCASTLE UNION JOINT STOCK BANII.-A cor respondent mys : The Newcastle-upon Tyne, Shields, and Sunderland Union Joint Stock Banking Company, by a syt tem at mismanagement an d a departure from sound panes plea of banking, suspended payment on the 21st of October 1847. Tbe shareholders, the larger proportion of whom; compiee parties of undoubted wealth and respectability, met t once, andappointed a committee of men of burnoose from their body, with full powers to investigate and wind up the affairs of the bank. Daring the past year the committee have been engaged in the performance of the onerous duty which was assigned to them • and it is satisfactory to find that though their labours com menced and have been carried on during • season of the most unexampled mercantile depression, of the note circula tion, wig* amounted at the suspension to 74,0001., only 2,5001. now remains unpaid, and four-fifths of the general liabilities of the bank are entirely extinguished. Such are the improved prospects of the establishment, that at a recent meeting of the shareholders it was resolved unanimously that the general business of the beak at the branches at North and. Booth Shield, should be resumed, which has been done, and it has been determined that a like Proceeding shall be carried out at the branch at Berwick upon Tweed on the 4th of Nov. A number of the sharehoklen, with the most liberal spirit, at 01230 advanced a separate capital, gaits adequate for carrying out these operations, and th•y may be regarded as direct steps tar effecting an early and general resuscitation of the whole establishment. A partial business, which is gradual', extending, has been carried on at the coca any 's basking house at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and arrangements redo pleted by which the drawing upon she old eo rresponnts of the bank, Kamm Barnette, Hoare, and Co. of Loudon, goes on as anal. .. 1 . ~ . RAILWAY NEWS. The ordinary business of the Stock Exchange being suspended for. the day, there was no business of a regular description doing in railway stocks and shares, nor were the usual official lists published. On Change things were supposed to be scarcely so firm as on the day preceding : bet there were no prima established that could be received with esoliasses. 0 „. s t —g em bazg-bergedoe. ; ditto lidloelty b o y 63 ; Celqtawldledee. ; ditto %MKT • ; ditotte•Liol. VAL ig. razu.o..u. M. Pee 41• Meat. iienlal4.loo;4:4,llli ivi. : (l6"l r ima7 tfe : . 1"*"" eo " - I,IIIIITING.PLinixT, SaaannAD, an Ilfuiracr— ISM General Mertiy.-&rdala7. oat. n.-4az. ai * w ineskins, in Me ennik.—lbeennuantoperinison senininitinn 4aareboiden on tbe mem efspdir IsebeediesrbeaSellea oi.pbriillitat to tbdr visairtaldsg. Meta Ins asslisgliboa THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2. [B4B. In midi** to the elibelick all of lduastar, espe ally the =ties a Oak ma Limerick, are represented astheemealde to the maims. I. this state of Irish aplasa ea this gre at imam we do mot see lUrbeeththeit at hem the lint sap- S o ught le to se tatilliernabay la as mil p ia thillloll.llo a °pantry. Ste ties Usk% bowiessAfh to be sou se a mhelea sa me M smied it. He ma, war Or Mr, lb emu: rio.l 1.1". Ivy pia ma sew Pethane direst Miut (p. 22 114 le qua war bed' aserisks. Ia shed, Pitt W imittemplate the hissispiete and maimed =semi =hill Was aid remained law for so many yew= 1 bat a statemanlike act of union that wad have Wad every cut t hat it made, and net opened a mew 'Ovum w ithout the appliestina of a remedy. The great opponents of the salmi were the a very kr and the mereanide men of Dahlia. There is curium gaper (printed, vol. 2, p. 149 ) , bei n g a memo- Teadmmi - ef Lord Castlereagh on the material into 'as swooped by the sake. His lordship estimated Ithe lem to preens at a million and a !self, =theft greater pmt el sehM was parliammitary property was, eemmand of votes mid seats- - jumbos of the emisfthfiasembers had paid ready moray kr their mat His acoordingly calculates the seessitioa =2,aad pease, sad as dial* applied to combat them by u e q uivalent army of VI :strange that the union of Ireland with Eng load was not opposed, like that with flestlaad, by the aristocracy, or resented as is that esmatry by the lower classes. The residues us mrigimated carried on exclusively by . the laths imam the pee feseioual and tnerantde--theth vibe ahead leek Meths the of their rempestive tretheisme had, a all the population, most to hope Item a macs betimes the countries. Dublin, teiN we* the bad mg Mal of that resistance, and is so still, eldmmile DahlY owes its very existence to English semmezien, without which it Gould never have beep the capital cif the l island. The clump to have been conciliated were the I I.=and the merchants of Dublin. These are the clues which the British government ravetiken least pains about. And accordingly we find them still swelling the party of repeal, as they half a century ago composed the force of the anti unionists. We cannot conclude this notice without alluding to another of Mr. Pitt's schemes, the paying the Roman catholic ptiesthcod, which after the lapse vo- of half • century is again exhumed. Oa this subject the lume contains a very sensible letter from • Roman catholic clergyman, the Rev. Dr. ?ivies. The writer professes himself and his ea-religionists as all in favour of the union, but in the hope that the tory junta, which hitherto prevailed in Ireland, would sot be found to prevail in the united legislature. In this, unfortunately, thuDoetar was disappointed. And this is the true historic souses of the disaffection, of the catholic populating' of Ireland. For years they remaia the victims of a legislative and have net yet grown oat of the legitimise) habit sinceresenting it. shall terminate by giving Dr. Mollea'sr as an the measures said to be in the came a politicians at the present moment: The prevision isteaded be mum the Ream mere okay et this himplom Is a worth, sa llgkteaed gynnatew, sad we esaretbee be theeheal he IL I sepreha, however that te le eel Gene le per sone se strewth's 'Weir Wawa@ ewe the peer week, saline esia=daa _be Esse et the ems lime fee their relieL flare ease Wee, sad the sae mise a the pease owl peed ease el the wield eta theawdree el a se mime= the mfele ss ifit pew hen es Wilma= thee tee are paned ge. rummest Se le menu ageless dee faith, a ve Moshy ver eve istmems, alba their miseries s odmows. Thum*, used wishea mall a islweee whisk the ware of the eveserr se! sue Weald haw ewe** peer merle. 1 ass h. theee-1 Sim expanse' dad bar ifidespes go.sisissOß dm= is us th e fee l =2 he the dews. sapped aiiieles elsegy el Shis a i rs. tabs Mal he at the Na. ilwe, sr preview alt, Me dm Willa the peer pimple a the esestry. Oak. SACS= HAMM= BocisiT.—The ansunauxu._ a the pessest seems promisee to be an era in dm bistery_of this mem minded estidellehtemi. Tha appointment of Mr. Cats to the sire of earaboovir has led to the Mambas of a Wof imprommosts which will tood mostly to Weal , the ~easy ef tile orehoess end ober" ask osseemently, the ommistensell Nei setae of ski serfeemenom TM M iners of hes lees, M as Mei Shim plaited I t the mammas* of me Ms is themes* &is to divot as& me tro! iS ammeete I sod he has semeeessol his °pendant by rievrief iZikmimeastsfaludi.Z7ed %weir et:Onts,Th:itrar: to too dot, has bees se Mend that mole row of Moron is so much above that immedi May before, sa to give each shirr a ta ll view of the or Meter, while mob rola cas M throws est with additions' power and ct. The front of the seshestra k lowed M ofe t, sad the unsightly boa in whisk the ocarkseter used to to essooneed has ls es em Tut lostnentesto am s'ong's' scary in the ewe way Isis the Pkillimmosio I mite*" ad the strimed inetnimente (home* wry weak) ham bees Maimed by a awake el seed pliflllaff. There are sow eisiesseiko eel isreleMbesset, and others is premesties. The ahem dettz e are still awn very far imodt, and am opeemasoded Mt cops that may of them mosell us so the opposit•• aide. Vf• thesid be sled to two eons bested more formed, as is Gomm hat we have mos, for certainly' the power at tbsehosel seisms is sot yet comeassmate with their mambo& nears has bees rossiderably isprered. Some Of the Medi 010 Pa hare byes removed, and the indismest issmisteeseand booed di to the " equal tampermest " spasm whereby (se os the pianoforte) the satire' isaporkedess al the sash are equal, distributed among all the km,. It is do that this prec doe, *simnel es the eastlsootje se yet as Mire novelty in Upload. Masher nest isopeersemost is the shwa of • umber et Miele mime ids the Me part of the Mores. Its se et Ms h e to sweets% she whole lowly of Morel Omni imlesiem isto it • rialtos's mid mellwinnes sem hod benne. We &weld be glad, hr ear wt, ese the Impeomment seeded .dll funisr, by mdie the M eg enst it s miseealtpther. The amen Mem lest a s' with Meniehelaw s e Wish." oemi TM Ms alls 1111.111~ of the easisty have attansisil tlw. mid the bell we troweled to the deem The new assinster, se telded lie pies% was mimed by • lend and 'mimed beist of whim, is whisk the members el the 41earlia weauily joined. The prlatipal &gem wets Keene. Mlle% Mazy, and Alfred Nova" NW Binh, 11 Dellty,llhe A.WOmnis, Dowd. Mr. Phillips, emey thee leportenne the wt of iirja. dos is grandeur ld=l. lb is sasiwsilsd sans bele doges for poem end mellow Om of hie win • the impaseeim Mikes et his ~ dedmendsd, bet . eve;ing, he lett main to with fir. Kim ideti meat vocal powe r bas Imhol West, EA avowal" espeidelly in the ONSII. wires the widow implores Or pp** to ease the life of her ser—a seen dastmedind graft pins this ob. wee Ale le give it. NM Deby an di tsis=basslifilly ; bet, in the mead bugle mess Is derienamo the mit, fell time of the rather's design. We wish heard Km. Visedst ()Yak deg this at Net wish. llr. Loam eneniosil his meet pert in Ids usual ex abet manor ; and lliselifillime surd Ifilm Demi did emery jeedes to their pelts is the beenWel mweested plasm The fpnerel ant of the poribemeses was admienbin The ne mile et Mr Cesta's training were telly maildied is the pre skies, misty of east, ' b ad site 8111•111 fot fork asta phase vends Morel by betramestel owhestre and the Maras. The ins„ biewever. mom Ohm see weak to I seatrad with the lassos tram of imilementel emit owien, probably, to the mower in whist • Sem posies ell the Ames are pima. TM iseakee sppearted MOWS di. enjoyment keel this meet wham, sad beastiftel week ; end the applime wee sot Use less wares sad =:ss, that it was sobbed in hese, end tree mussthat esseemes of 110 Ma se Asa to ompleis X the performsess is isolooMlL --------------------- Woot.wist, Nog. 1.--Seriose mell_deitesiesi loop pm , some One hes golertsbel Mee Is esmeit , .... . 4 ... t ry..,", 0... NeUey, a wilwartlNlSl: tie Weed of ma. leseded by Yr. Mereseeist videlle Nem lames So llopet the e = 11 :1 TerageeleiNsio.:.eppoe-MTFSWO MOM alit lad a ems of siz aft 'ISM mg woe el Seta Id Moe left Megaspore ea the fibi swiss MIS. lave hem bil bs% ber glass iito ism some bolber gret the . OM% _1114 . 41 Wild SAW asp. 'SS eisibi•Dtalaa 1.1 mu * la her beid. sad ilOebe flinisese et see. Qom edema, let mao ihre tbe New 101 l Shoe. die ppepsport es lbe Malg sail s gyp. imbed eh et Illsibettii bad to eseesstar heavy ere as es Trlda bet.eZollbe los SS IMO Ilt tile verbs merle Is lira Somed,lii wasewa MILITARY. A 011111181_„_00‘1101uld /ATLI. somailArd se Masirrat as 0......nmi....... Inimat in" Meggd ler the tell ef pa. getellf-leasel. MS Sot.. es bre ~et : 14 be bee is g ie mi k f p apro eddle es a swede is It eL lieadea. abstipiar maw ilt Spa A. hear ; gad, e. per holm et tho or ilso gad Sam Weed • Ado* Ws Ili Timm NW WNW eelioese it and wing the PgMeedt, So sort Ins demi Ihr a Meet Misr, mi. es to hobo = Is liMmor ilea detbred OAS_ _,,,,01 taeltebealgh Nom Mi gestlisd di the --","*.m..•". The east 10111 alliOnd 4 1. Millfte eitillCl—AgatAM. Iblgirabli..M. POWN" UoIgAIL Mew bad, NM we offal' of we Itoolosoi Sri Major Inselor, we spleivo, see to al or peep W.. selAii. Wires, imp weekkosig an bed e, t ie Ws. Gm afkla ma am tint Sial bat., Niro mope nom eigalipagesivesilth mill it a Mesh es the part of say canner tomake, or to eadosyser to make, a remit ea hoard a ship. Os the nth September the Lies Mk London sad arrived et Believe ea IM fellowlag day sad at owe pretended tats is • WIN *me, Leliodu, s the was . to quitsmagmas* wore mode to mil as tie may hr see,sail * maim J the 18th et Mama else o'clock, and the fkos wen re up sad the mod wee seedy ready to deport. At this mesas{ the aretals mar mooed Wheel ble_ satellites Mega* ea limed the moil ea " w hew they weres he ththre they ba ther s theith, the thief ealtheer. T erse M septets asked the beds to lie take* es dew* this west ig My sal Math- Mg hie fat is bis Imo said, " yes weal Om my Moth : e s la the skip." The rapids NOM he m the vessel our rallaissin Wes Mealy, what Besith making use of a filthy = eased is poy freight for the fowls. tain il sa g g a sh thee west to his sespeshas t ea other deem& eats) is the sagiseemost sad told them to mks out the thee sad ram where. This was doss. doing wakilmith was aft thiserw herd ards sed to say Mt he had been of hr sem Me. Is seassquenes of the poseeeding of the derang es* ihe "east was detained in the pert ice three days, sad it wee howl amereary M smhip the whole of the cam at very o n exposes es well as isemealem. Them wen abl the he* of the ems ; bit miler one of the provisions of the Ilismitast Beamea's Are, a gustiest of law would arise who. thee the primers were amenable to the present charge. The sawed Mies el that aet made it unlawful for Hie nester ef a eseistesel Brlthh 'kip e s mid of say descrip tive leading to hedge perk_ to take to ems say of his crew, I ashes the mime Meta lest M asks rod enter into ea agreesseal, sposifyiag the meant of wages to be ode le seek wawa, the ersentity and quality of too thless that were to be allowed, ha This section milked that every seaman on board the venal should slots this agreement, as well as the master of the rm. oal and likewise that the signatures should be attested by use 1 wham. By a sahmquest motion the master of a of vesse usiorion l sub jected himself to a pushypushy of AIX in every me c to reform with the provisions of the section to whisk he bad alluded. Now the prisoners bad all W i ised that which was so doubt intended to operate as an agreement ; but he mot admit itsaect. red to Ma that the instrument wee Laos mid TM amigo matter stroked by the statate the Introduced into wish aa imMemeat wee amiatedl--mmit el it was in bleak, awl the date was else ilex eyed Mrs was no whores to It. The warafra. miler these shommances, was Mather the set of paelhart babes& so kr emptied with as to reader the pth.men ememable to the present charge, and um Ible pdait they meld bmw his iseithip's opinion Jar tie oviderme had boon kid bathe them. MOW. IL Neyille, ths mph& of the Lisa, was examined, antiarmed the Mss stated by Hr. Clarkson. In reply to W homier die Misses said be had never executed such an sgreemeat as he km was required by the act of parliament. TM Itessiat said it mowed to him that not only were these sea set legally taken ou board, but that the master of the vessel me estaelly prohibited from taking them under eueli elrelneleONL The question here was, whether as madams, boldly employed is that putties, they had en. deammeed he make a revel*, awl be was of opinion that upon the Minas that bad boss allthesd could aot be eseohted of that sines. Mr. Ciess intimated that he felt the &Malty that exited is the cam.— The bey then under his lordship's direction returned a ret ina of Not Orsiiry.—lir. Clarke.. said there wee another isalstmat *mese the prisms with misismeener, which he was Mims should be permitted to mad eyet till the neat samles. to gist sa eggartiOty for farther monsidering and ffealies what mesa iMald he takes rapids( it The ISSIMIW illid be etaelderei =ern we an an re rem ea& het be thought the eaglet to be slime to pis Inge apes their ma remphesem, with al* Gailbi ear suretisa—W. Haddlestems said that the eighth had mare& himself liable to a pawky of 10i., and it an w r ile erleas When the seen appeared helm dr Leg Mayer le of his The that he Mewl awe mew them ' meth obwrge.—The pthesers wen they seamed to be thesellei, spa their satedemlate their OM !soapiness , iIL Mb. Nitw Ortintr.—bohesthsOomosen Must Itanwar lionestuns.—J. desseibeil as ea Mist, was ladisted for steeling a ban sestieNg ll"P ieg to Timm William The Mime sheweirgatbll% arrival of the Coichester Main at Shorediteb, on the 7th of October. the prisoner called ass of the railway porters, ad desired Mt to remove the box to a sib. The porter, ice the the box was his property, was proceeding to take it away gibes the premium come up end asked where it ms being taken to. The primer ismthately ran off and tried to mom anemia wag When captured, he denied that be was the pima gave the order to the pores% On bar asked wheys he bail gismo trom, he replied Hertford ; but wham he was told that themen ame from Colchester, Ye said it was Goo that plea lm The jury fnusd hits Chaffy. J. hastow,dessribsd as a mister, was convicted of steeling two into taros the waiting-room of the Shoraditoli station. Both primers were aeuteseed to seven years' trearportation. joat e /CE.—YrrfEeDAT. MANBION•BLOUSE.—Ctomin or Bvaor.—J. loose v... charged with Imola; odirid to sell two dozen of what be all 4 red out andast Havana " tigers. The defendant who was drifted like a sailor, was sees by a policeman is easseestion with meths parse whom he was endeavour ing to imbue to wears ea metkiog. Ups going closer to the pair, ha Mad that the defendant was offering two doses Magers for 9d. to the other, sad be Jai/Aced aserdinily =vent the sale satrabeed goods. The stranger then away, and the didadiat oeseplalued bitterly that the palm= would not allow him to get 9d. out of the tat, Ufa It was emeidered edvisablo to refer the whole betimes to die Lord Mayor. Iles the °Gist predated the sinter, whisk were very ingeniously twisted together, and ftwisted ref nothing but dried cabbage leaves stuffed with beg. When a little of the outside wee removed from cos of them the bay burst forth like the elaaVe hairs of a new eaviog-bresk.—The lard Mayor : Well, Mr. foam, pen Wm subjected yourself to a penalty of 1001.—Lehen dad : Not as I know, please your lordship. I'm blared if I d i manufacture them all myself, awl I'll swear they bOO% • mosel of bosky in 'em. (A lasgth.)—The Lord Myst : That eases won't avail yes. I can very well be low WM there is so tablas ia them things, but there hap pier he be • clams in wader hich e-ye. "It any person sew hi sale. any pods uprotases that they are pr bited, o breve tam unshipped and run on shore without m ooed det all sok goods (although not liable to say duties _a tibhee) shall be forfeited, and the pawn efferieg the same br sale shall forfeit treble the value of the gook es the mmeily 0f . 1061., at the electloa of the oft Isis steam dike ofteass.' The Lord Mayor said he should in list tYe peasky of 6s. epos the debftant, for having el. Wiseit e ; ages for eale wpm the footway.—The godsend the alternative of a prison, and was ao eserrtttd for seven days. BOUTRWARK.—DieTuRDANCe AT • T . B Mil was statist a disturbance in the 'Thefts Theaere, emi ismsfthiog a muars of plats glass. The , fendant, seempoold by dm others, entered a private bee ' at half prim sad began to make a anise. They arefteessi with tam*: sae of the female perarmera, calling 'ILTi. i, old hoe oft at heath their conduct became so to the west of eke wadiewes Mat a general cry of " Tats them out" goesafted fr om ft carte of the house. At length it hems aesftery to Sep the performance, and the manager appeared oa We stage tied entreated the defendant and his otiwipsoions to behave themeelves with &c srem,o and one to doid for their twebtot. The defendant'ompan °P4urgei Ososeelleg themselves in front of the be; %alder Softball aeli hewing to the %alnico, but he reared to do so, aft aftopted Nokias oat of the box on to the stage, bet wee revealed by his tompanious, end in the Istregl=s iiestappaaltas, slue 21. 2•.. was broken. TM y 'attempted the bobs. of the stege, oft the seise end uproar seated were net quelled ft* at lass* It Monte a s to dreg the defendant out of the lila, sad ea his missal to pay for the damage he owassitisti, ems Shea to the eratios-house.—Mr. Caine has seriesal lam to gay 2/ b. fee tiro damage he bed dime aft to cats MS his reeegaimeas to keep the mod eft be of good behaviour for throe moths. NOTne.—r. Dale, Davis, and J. Sara% all well knows to the police, were charged with eftemed in par* s everal iorged notes, purport beteg he these of de Bank of England. On Thu Log to ds/het the s Davis peeled a forged note to Mr. Addis , Waft left sass, Wafter*, in palmed for a Roder. Mr. Addis net having &asp in the haft, mat the note to a publican in the Heat-read, who gave chop for it, and passed it to in banker's ; het on Meshy it was returned to him as a for gery, sad this led to the apprehension of the prisms, paswho are r tol e • r iw i who hoe been vary socessefol in sim off seem The notes, whit& perport to be of the Magas& bead of the Bank of tf in enzl i are so well see mud bet emirs MOM than an Judge to detect caps; stodow a Fool of their pages natation, one of thft theS bea bola paid to • publican at Peekham, had pow; Sm. Or hods of ave tradesmen, without inapt elm of lie sesulasstess. TO primers were remanded until Weber. liwareftell AND nun Risnamans.—O. Origt:les S. F. 31101111, efts P. Waist" was charged with tocsin fl wafts individuals g by hies reproteatatieft—Mr. , Woos missalsettinr is Gibseastreet, Borough, d e p o sed that as the 19th of flopeember lest the prams had etimied from him misses to the amount of 171 and up wards. The pftemer's air in the bet insane* wee to pay cas h he am goods, bat ha subsequently requested 14 days' credit, and gme • referees to a Mr. Tess hi the Camatec. l eial-road East. Whom sailed at Mr. Turner, who Mem seated himself to be • sensor, and on Worming him the daft of his visit, Mr. Terser declared his friend Mr. Barker to be • mot respedable tam i that he was fortunate in get- Ung each a cestesor, and that ea far as 1001. went, he wes :es safe as the Beak. Aft cot this repro sestmin be asierasamly bet the primer have the reeds ea 14 days credit. Bane ten days after be bad beams' to do le the asigftearhood of Mileftd, and B elle there le gelid at the preedoes of the lamas la Besmeare h d' bloglegedores, when he hoed dm piste dosed up, eft Meggido& that • Sew days atter the goods washed iborsiadrore carried away, aft the place had been eis ni..los about Mr. Turner, he also deserted. 0n_ ,116. 1 1 pimides, a even a false name, and had t am ta. a dskb , ei tcod about the same time refoisw. ago inquiries he bad made he maid dee r ases to Beideleae, Bt. Luke's, when he passed in the anew et W and he bad hiss a e ,relsoded.—The primer was r ove re Mosby, WEBTIILINBTEE. Bison.%) Lerma.... JAM Brost, the fernier of whom has been, hi , isi:t= and Ma" of a dtaft yews, a 'Merlons begging-letter writer, Ye' p“eedly convicted for frauds upon the bene v o l e nt ,' was brought up for re-examination, cl . reed with imposing upon great number of the nobility and gentry, particularly eons SPORTING. Ira% UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Ustrvaarrrl or LOPDOX.—RIAMINATION POO was Ds. oar or sarseto. ARTs.—Tlis casdhass pried tis YON sissAmlika tor as Agree at B.A. :—FINS DOW& : J. C. AEA* MO.; L S. M" Univ.; K. 6 AA" lAdv.• IL G. Imp ove. et lag" Oppet ; P.C. SWAG swim Me; E. L *Or, Univ.; K.F. lawsteri Itues; L egad. erge; J. H. &caw Irmiroor DOW; I. Som. liormgral I. Rry.; J. =llAmplins; La i = Cliwbost; IL IL EL Wore; W. A. MasokrAtie MAO; P. Arnie. Bessrtits; i.eEwa. Abel& ; L PowlsG Gift.; W. And , . Volv; W. IP. LerasEk WT.; J. o. MO.; J. lisyl% Abed& ;L A. lasesaw, triv. ;J. llMAsum, ; Sem MAT.; R. Swill, Querei ; its....iNerient4 J. Tien.h. ; & vivo& w• w; Ix. a. warm% m.; N.G. Wlllood, CAW; A. Ar. Werilmo rm. Ilarierter (Nor).--areari Mika ; W. IL reGswa. Ugh.; thay.i . IL r0mpr,..( 41 %; J. lAA Walisr_a . ; 7A4Odagbligt. mornAL uwvt. xsw Ceionossenew.--Oa Meader the Übe, et Mom eon wrier lie me dolma at Ilmes. is es pwldi et Woblul.+4l6. BEI, Loam Us dank ammisi ty Ss air of mairlitaumbe ft *Mit WM dille.ll 7 deli" no MA sal milsoni lir sem 4.1 VOL 1120 MAW ben lei *id. of lifts audf i l o k los tor T. N. WI. woe of mil ga te t &ea dap kw warn isimied as s Weft wassoli Os raga at ilolr We film VAOANOT.—liesio. ; liaselasdov ; 1764 ; of UN kb law s ley. IL. Barte•iii. 1111111110 AT eidemeee........— .--- WosOalralt ellaria CaAsa.-7 to r Zadi Mho Bans nt.ao 1m odd Near Ss* (I), II to I idyl (t). II to I apt Gower (I). thlTlnt Cur (warm or set).- 0 1,00ato 16 G agst War Balite itj:cenr..t.r.4.l,•o,-;.(0.1. . ,s, W•sien, ll), Daum —4 la 1 ars% TM Misr Datagram, 7 to I egg lodated, ti to I apt Iliatioaah (t), It to I opt Uriol sad kleealode (t), Id to I opt Oettehri (O. 113 to I opt latalado (O. W at MMHG IlEaTlNO—Tvaasev. DaatiNAl.—Wdboy beat Outlived. ; Fight Marshal boat Des . Loads Philippe trot Ocala* Maim boat Uohtleoe, Bohn =War, Y ear osogla lost Othello, Bares kW PAM. Willis boot Mama. LIVIIItPOOI , Iteaarim Cad's —Tho followiag b,vs bora onestoltsd :-111tener, Yolhow thaw?, Aeddl-Keder, Azdel, Rack alas Dm* Itopeolor, sad )(Wady. ___ tate linttiltgatte. NOTION. CnApnare. Wasnowsrm—Oade phew kw Lewis'.tisbealnns Tank as.—Bolore the Lem Caesessaes.o7=solo • Iladakimen v. l Itedgidasea Antal Althey ; v. Oaderidge ; WWI k Oweig ;At (1) ;wbeenneyAlyearal v. Wilda (f); w. Jdwallos; Minn v. las; is k Smith (3); Mania.. Webbed (4) AM@ ; ; Dads k Cheater (9); Esti Isillatall Jelanstos; Chuang , v. Chetwoas v. Cannes (f); augct ma* (S ) ; Walken v. OEM P a thway; Ryan v. Om (a) ; 'Maass v. Thomas ; lbw Alava ; Kane et Kosharer Y. Les ; • Maki Y. .Ikbar ; ...v. Lewis ; Usaatee • T. Dim ; Lord v. Omer Moor OM. , Ay (3); Attormy•Goiseral Wilms ; Oak k Odes ; Mod k OQh nen ; iterreep.43fterel v. Lone ; Wdode v. Woods i v. nen WlLserna).—plea', Demertera Can% Wee .. Ic y, Prehor Doerr v. novena ; Innen' n lit te'r'm Beltway ; n eea v. Owl* ; nadir v. Ong Northern Nadwey ; °nevi°, y. hat'; Oakum v. Ham ; en v. LSJimaelwees v. Twoltor..part bend ; lowed v. Dowd ; Marty. ; Weld y. lasi* ; Askew y. Denim ; Gray y. Webb ; v. tbillery ; V. P r ivie s; Kayla v. Worrell 11 1 3; Maw v. _ Men ; arra v. Evil, ; V. Eat* • Anbereer 0 ; Jaha.nt v. Hetes; Akeek Omni'.. bat' &born v4llaeorte ; Donne v. Lewl.; AMR* Omni V. pail ; Dern v. inirt ; Orb:nowt k Make; Barad v. Taylor ; __Man y. Went& blank sr. Chlhad ; Odeon V. Weatbreok; limn v. pees • buds k Mope= ; Pam v. I Pam Do=idoese (2) ; Coot • A v. piisW t. L IA Ve ; D = =o1 ; • Cowper v. T . Mise .• Minim ; Ades k booll Lisedals; Tree& v. bask • MMUS@ v. Illomvilla ; Den. IdtLWarehall v. Carter ; ; _Molar V. Clone yy Op ICldeboe ; lrerhe ; v. Dan ; Rideeiroy v. OM Awlo 328.1281; v. Tenp V. Archer Dense ; Thernmerett v. Onsbolj Cain k WOW • Weida n . Witham& ; v. Oren Weans RIM ;* I kKM Cerra V. Top. gill"'77lll—O reg ary v. Wilma ; !lira Mei* bar Jews; NMI V. Rill; Wigan 1. Omen ; Dm. 11 =11 ; sbot v. Gal=s:. Mr; Odomon Y. ; Itablana v. v. Kenn; Tarty V. term Dyne • Teen; Deanne v. Min; Driver •v. 12.011ney ; Nyamt v. k Mail; diwkies v. Webb; Pratt k Ow; kekk v. thwomes ) i i r asiekereribesamwtos owl= liaL Move= • ire eniellemes Junies v. = Wal)-680Miva Beware v. nown; Kiwoods v. Ilkoembery estd Illownehen . vs 7 ; Eftosssi v. Ler (4) i AMIN sepamaral •Wra.Ckeeval v. Mews ; Thempass v. Boned; Welghwed %Pima; Us" E; nowb'enn ollor Owns v. Ineilent Wan Welleve: elearth mak= k llones ; Bike v. Id.wpa ; )Cowl v. W illft s alikla v. to v. Wades ; Ohba.. Mann ; v. toinno; Tsang k White; Mew v. 1111 _Ewalt AMali (2); bat v. Ogle (2); nods v. Nasser (Si ; Amen v. Amadei ; meatier v. nista; Toner v. Preedl; Mwsllll Oerear; Oesysea Deakts; AtistaspOssival v. Wer= me v. Ilipeo; yowler v. Payed Dswk Y. KJ= I k Jambs; Meek v. aterkwell ; Ulna •. I 1 11 11 600 Inheend Onep v. MON •_ noon v. Venni (11); *atm w. OMNI easel v. • Collard V. 0011stil ; Woods try; Slott Svieda4 • WIC 2._ dloseett • Po. v. Poneway ; .Spoduriai aelinnpll s tewei.) OMSK Whist diPNESOS sd nerellevi Menne ; Grebe v. Deep (3) ;Berta v. 1111111 O ' M 9 Ilorarsaoll.4lsrik V. Mi.; &magi* V. Kali Ulf V. DM WM; TANI; Mar v. T o e Vole Ilaihm. (I); UMW n Mar; OMB% NI; Anne v. Mum ; eirenenon .. Inn miss; lasallist V. (UM; Theadea Peramenk del ewkl Itedoptkes(2); leakage.. Teskiwy (2); °smash y. Fares; Le. k Wind; MAW v. White; litlallarait v. Basiday ; Doha v. Una; nen v. Mew ; Dint v. Ilwith; Mail V. WYNN Deer v. W a y ; Pervivel ; Sonde v. Kamm k Al laisy .: Withbdw; Groonny v. Oen* V. neelere nDa; . West' (3) I •.) 7 f Earl 'Mehan ; Mee I. Ti nheS gg.n.tairk Porn (f): v. MaZinas. Men Der el KW v. tir; Ind v. Lord Win. ion Cann : Clarobene 0.1 (I) ; Ettattos V. ; Mow v. Drags ; WUmems v. Ganes; Maw v. ssWasisa (2) ; nossisig V. mean (a), pan hewn Wren - , iwls (I), pin hind • lellidnel v. Winne • Mine v. Weed= ; Hawn, v. Anew (I):rshearlag part laud; banes vr. flasits• lan Wad OalarkS lea Oast Casipsav lifniala MAW/ v. 00wwww2 ; Balsam .. Unger (2) ; gide* k Mans ; Wenn v. Ens ; Bestow v. Dann (114=ev.= alp% =Mena vAlorth niters I Wle (2) ; Greedy v. newer (3) ; v. Dellena gib g Can v. Undersea (2) ; Cann wy. heat; Pap v. Marined. robeey. des; v. Welk • Win v. Isom ; Moen V. Sooth ; Donn nanny v. W ; Mara v. Con Dann ; DMA v. Inver (111 ; Thenpose w. (:Bbl; Ih n ieen v. nohniesini Dens v. Wen (2) • Johann v. Amos I r a. v. lows ; WWI V. Wood (2) ; v. l aa (3) ; v. Whence, ; Dead. week v. Leine ; EOM= V. OAN.; v. Pleas (V; hems v. Jenne (31 ; v. Owns ; teed v. PIM*: Valise V. MIMI &Am ; Have v •. Meggfive ; Dena , v. Winn M ; Bayley .. Mosarwooduclimni.ra. rr ; Christ:k V. Walesa v. Y. tewaeyOrrersi v Gdns. Hew *acre : Realm v. i win v. Pint ; (MT dale y. Orbasdak ; kedge k Men real v. puller; Awes v. Poweii (111 ; MOM, ; I =ol WWI. v. lionwriokt ; WCalsant v. Kraft (1) ; _ Wads ; Smith k ; Wallas Onwaway (3); IMMO% Elm (2); Kirkby .. rate (2). COURT OF BANIULTIPTCT.—Tarraaara. lire Mt. Oduainken raebbieue. Baaacnt or ThlVST.—Catlvevise Hine, ironmonger el Wkiteebapal, applied for her certificate. There was so.op position ; hut it appearing, front the repeat of the oildisl negate, that du heeler's had bees guilty ot breach of trait niesppropriating =aria heady tia• property ef her hiden, ate esembriciaer add diono tie did not think the case was ea* peeitive Mad, the besigss Istria, weed soder the advise et bin Welber, be mast siessearili wagged the antilicate two maths aka the yosagestelilleam of age, which will hi ia 1850. Re Diesaa.--2. C. Dicker, of Vareatrott, aerdua r,t, aid late o f Newhall, Obsehire, uteratteat and s hipowne Male op for his lad examination. The babanco. sheet anneal hen Ist Jam., 1846, to 7th My leek sad contained dmi lowing items Tsaradia n, 4,2001. ; creditors haidiag ity, 22,1261. ; capital, 2,3781. • 6,0061. By debtors, 9201. • property, 751. ; neatira r = by erediton, 20,1681. ; l ore. %OM. ; trade navies, 10,2185. • primal =piaw, 2,4621. Oa the repnentatioa of the Aida enigma that eaßeent time had sot bon allowed fer the investigation of the eareents, an edfoare• neat for a math took place. The brdirega traderweat siert ateacieeties as to a debt el' NIL dae te Yin bent has leedsor, who wee renresented se • poem Is the venire .1 mos 601. a year, asd aka bat oven levellery mkt* fa was &apposed he bad prameed, BOY* arieriai wee &ADA heaters Taaaran.—Hill aid Abbildie desisi. ddillio• games t of Resales*, applied lar their seg. *lid lig Kr. litargess.—llr. Bargee& m sweet the applies ilesios die greastet insp radrat fteift Oisil 4 ilsfraift_an adios %relight by Xeres. Zdwaraerd a% F . teem Was essideadea at tho heoluipt, Nig, sad odor adiaossre, it apparel that they bad d atedialled es adios ire deaseavege for 9001 0 tree& o *es la Mk in re =toil sser_of guesisead hid Wadi Met fey were in- Is Ras . mia miss was ma area it trlat as tie limb ereimer. 1646; bed die dedradaras bed obtained a It was alibrehig desibli by rehitration in sae, 11147, kw* et IMP pialalbr wises testa were lased at 6201.—His Meow add That geoldering how mach die parties to a lamed were ha the bride et Inn solicitors, It eight he didkralt to desert thet, la a compd. awl d lam Ilia, baakrapla bad bee. guilty of er a s swi vesellees &hese. But die, had dimly boon gag, lea ad groblllas asediag, Long began *.'idea' aided is ISA mai masted nto opeeele. Gene et a haeoleas dregelba. dark • seam of trading maid sem be *OM helm this ems, es the malt wee mimed draw aseleSomata. Ttg a ring 41 Ernalters, saewaralw, bed Vat die of tag mosey of fee media= ; esi Ibe whole date: tort/set, there being ito odium et be dies& II dittos a matter el waning te_par.ka astrOat fah spodatioas, to au ral the owese Is three imeatbs easii coo. The serpoisa weal brae been wadi laasec i , MA sot eke IMPIONI• gray la vbiela the boobs ware 490 iaraisbed *vi deos Oat no beeduat ewriainglarod.—Xt.= haying =ler the aids of the egpildeai the as let Int nen inee tit bad* beisaglag te dap Mate. me Mb sad Ileblibbe see *beat UM CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OW OXNE—Yoursuum.—floin the Lahr. Maimed eIaIIITIIIO • eramuswit.—J. Smith, D. Dokt. J. Aso, wed is ethos% owe elterwed with Warty is Wig, wide tram - 11111110109 in beard s young muted the Listeoepes do eras our. rh== et the Ad toirT et to malls a :TA OS beereeei ereeed omit drug Mr whir a rimit.—Mbi, Mena rid ftri.= medestml =lee Mr. Meddlesome ae4 Mr. Kemal "ea br Clekitaw old iplsoasta gm d nadir a itoloto ot the 11th mid OM of Wilma tla Third, which pole., lapeumiAathse , NAVAL nivolgroar, Oa?. 31. The eemaltlee of • miming arrived tame lad alaibt, In Inds, tram Parlagaolakt not Prooradod bamodiatily on board the Mock Eagle, ot, lying ad Its dockyard. The emarsittoe eofamenord that &din at ea airy bow We ihargeek et the adahhl reperisterienth the km et omelettes et ea unprecedeneed sears, peoleactol dories three needess, end Naar • admits inmelgodes eird compopon et the et We =dem with thee ei cesepetke proics. claw" bewern bee beta lettedegell Is Mem of the Gleadow, iturbeed. lee leaden Dina Omper, Windt the directors re: greedsL Ma the per intrat ball the 'gunplay by the Oh& rah Taft iiiraradl. asi Ayr Oterry, the director had net degree it apediget Is ware ire ony new , ans anal the waft d tat set fir the 1. is el the dam Pry thee& It irate Tr rte biter to the ,rehire, r • be ts lo youtpase *ea al gay lapertat vadat boo bed dr ed thengereg et rayeftellgeret • rentgrplad t areo be age. to 4. • i e The Abeam era bearter, et spare that tere diode In remeseated sperellone gage the arid bed grovend r feedier airlift. At • yeerst • all ta gee a wpm ntliallikaa gapatioll Ca Pet. dr itea. ;say vesebeind to robe gal gorylas Ire lONS tags pmee mid di nada Om dr polo, of the est. the Orb= relosemedletl thud tads elladoe diode be kept by than rimes ptedundy new. Prim to the pried of the set the dergeon, le rata cd powers "adanad as tre, oaten" tern engagements whit the Zed of Olsegew. sad Nam 17111acin, of thole, ad air with the poprielwe of hared®. tar a percher of ars rare Whew, ell* wadi whirrs, base competed obi the ; damask es by these realms, mg d from to Jar dor, the mama Milli at Hegad bar hhaase lerwrded to Pddey. The p.4w wog aft is egairattes. alba" is the case et the Earl of Obiagra SWIM saimilmaa soot was end by the treeireent, gamin be tram the pest eppadden rade to the sattertaltlay, the exams inennwl Ira bees eamellwalie. The directors We tree Mr, penal= tar limb' three within temonabie boars. The awn gado arjle= n teitedy stated Amer astribrell £24,150 0 0 Land thaws £15,909 19 1 Oct of whir there bee bra cad of meows Leaving • balsam of which woukl be somewhere about 20.. per gore subject to mete ___mast a11i5.... matter may allow the director. and peorigenal des ter their trouble sad pummel mem; sod to the arms inenered shoo the pathog of the set. sl i s = news ion al_ atir the !Orr of the report. Mr. W. liatrick as en smandoset. dot do Terri sad the proceeding. of the dlree. O= be art Mewed if. miser that portico of the report which re. commode OM ne elms le tidem at present towards the elocution et the weeks mtherlead lry Ye est of ineorporat2th—Promat Miller, of Ayleend . a llu m mes i thon tia I, which wale:reed by • large Blare teln desist dinalers el do isonlehy, Os. : Moo Pol t hard it Jams MVO, Her thews, ra m Miller, IA ills= Orr, .4 1 = =Mir, Archibald Andrew liamilton, Wi th am (v i a.% Gm. William Melva Ake. ander. mat John Hu nthesen; dot Mom William Wthen andMargew Asthma he sitar .means That re allow. ems Ile ago he the greeters at prommt, sed that the anaemia et the autocue he feed at SI., and the sehry el the secretary at lg. pm ague,—Mr. 0. Melville sexmlei do voshations, which were Wog It,--Hr. A. Gardner, at Nethereenthoe, said that he ob. mewsk frith the report, that hill; le. MI thd been paid away in forthes kft Weinkt, tW in ether verde, the funds of the to. had hem taken he Wit the battle el the Ayr Company with do Golethella. He W ether Maggoty& bad age their 11111,11t0361* ha rod Wilk, wed he did not ther e that they wars well used. lie wed& gybe the Ayr greaten be Ohs late moon the positics el to d& hoiden in tide compeny, sad madder wiped, how they were demereg redway mormiee he Werth If these individual, funds we Ohm and big sp. It wage ha wetted that comrade, lord de dupea pthhke Orgy width they would be ashamed to de la privalik—Mr. Whim deer mod that it be recommended to de de net to bear • my farther law or parliamentary et. wither the immlika eat a Amaral aseedne.—Provost Miller emnded the modem glide was emeed to.—Mr. Thomas brGuttle then moved that the dreg= he eirieed to enter Into • um:viatica with the =Pithy, Ilimennelt, and Ayr Company, to extend the time Am they ere antided to insiet upon the works being oath shard, the., within two roe end • half from the Famine of the act. — Mr. Malay sosended the motion, which wee carried. MISCELLANEOUS NE WS.—TouaNAT AND JURIIIII* —The Mow? do Goomeree dew* announear that the inautore. den tithe seethe W vat' -ay trap Jar*. to A:le ft , Tourney. ma migrated en thelltde ult. The cosammement of trek of the we. tics tram Jethro to Tomer Is hid fur the 11th of the premed newath. Milord it is stated dot the railway em we ter the telle Prom keihre mil iron line hod atetwei, but tha l t, fo ma e the want of dm tat afandem they Mg me yet hen pot Into operation. It we eunuch svomered thnt the ergo ot the section from Char. wee to Wawa Ira ben Axed le some day prior to the middle of Hartle. PUBLIC SALIM—YESTERDAY. By NAM. D. B. BAKU& and Boa, at the Mart.—Copy. boil mat, eangeidas boots sod IlhoP, corner of Queen's Had. Yoe. Lower-Mmt, laliagloa. DIM, opposite Church-street, Wag is, sod maidasoe and worehotwea adjoining, let it 1551. per 'mum ma bold al the manor of laliagtoo, at quit-reat of me @Mag. and It. dm ea death or alienation ; sold for 1,7;01. Lmarbold teradaree, 9, Claranbury.street, lalingtm, with large gar. dm. had far 70 years et 61. ; 1151. Mr. Patalatg, at Garraney'e.—Freehold villa residence, edged Deveraire Cottage, lairwcatly with prdeu, ha, amouatini to llat at 54/. per anima ; 1,7501. wharf and premises, known as the Meal: Wharf, Isle. woWtTeiTI of Wm manor at nominal quit-rent ; 1,0101. ac=boom at math, let for 251. per year, quit-reot 4001. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.-SiINCINCI-I.AXII, Nov. I.—The sugar market amtinues dull, but yesterday's pilots have been abouesue. talned. 230 hhels. only of West India sold in the private centred market; 200 bbds. of Cuba and WO boxes Havannah sold in pubs sale, the former Ns. WHO., the Mr 105. to 40s. ; duty paid (20e.), or to be allowed, which were the tumults prices ot pen Mg. The refined has not b settee, hat pipes remain usaltered.—Cabe mu at-bele still Ism a downward teslsory. end a pert only of the 2,400 bap &station Ceylon found kayos, although a decline of is. was submitted to ; middling meal ds% IS. to Pa • pod native, however, supported merlon atm, aod sold'27s. to 7 70 2 —Rios has decidedly improved in illserd, and Its bees sold et fag fet. advance apace the late lowest period; 1,000 begs middling white Bengal, mixed with brakes, sold at lls. to Ile. 6d., permed foam. lamd—gego : 400 bas fine:grein pearl said at 200 65. is 22e.—Cochl. seal ; Waken black sold in a small public Mil at la to 4s. 2d.-00„ ton : There are net any wile reported to.day.—Tallow emulates et 43a on the 'pt.—eons good ; Penang partly sold at la 4d. ; con. mon sold ltd.—Pad Pepper blued in 00a. to 73n—lantalot Ginger bought in Si. 3e. to 9I.—T. Boca partly sold at 71d. to 845.; Lae Dm bought in, Is. 44d. to le. 5d.; TUnllefie, bought in, 12s. ; Gambier, • in, to to 51.; aspen woodeold at 10/. to 111.135. ; Color OR rz t ; nig _at 6d. to 71d. Ditty pill en Sugar to lest week in Lcodon, Liverpool, ewt. Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 4,72 3,446 To the ewe period leg year Lwow 4:9,541 DM= ram ox Tea is 1545 ro Yar wog. lbs. Toted Porate thee to 1547 COTTON--Livearooi, Nov. I.—Tho Isles to-lay Wen 6,000 lamina of welch were Wren on vim. The market wee Teri animated, but Wilmot Ailleriailal were rattier tied. Time et and under are f per lb. dearer. Berate were alm a point dearer. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MAm. AILS. DOVASS. DVILIASS. 011 LASS. 000. 9 Dublin ...... 00 Honied .... 00 ladle e. Routh- 0 Wok° and 0 Waterford .. 01 Menders .... 01 ampton..Nov.lS! Hama N0v.99 1 Donaghadee. c At v„.... .. 01 Do. IllrSelthA 0 0 dl di Nov.? 0 Ouren.l.fors. Lisbon. Soy. 61 Bodes sad lire 0 Ile-Nov.l. 0 Hamburg -.. 0 0 dran.N.S.W. 01 tifio ..Nov 0 Gasuaium, Nov. 1.-. Arrived: °Wham, William Shepherd, Petersburg: Victoria, tterda Sir Edward Bank's, Ostend ; Aaguate, Bombay; Cage i lad 7 Hw=frorlasi Jade M..Batdr..- Balled : Magee, Rotterdam ; Sierra Lome; ' Finland; °moiler, ameba ; WUlion Hon, Berbadoes; Damara ; Parga, Meru; I^l, Beide; Prima Dow, M. Michael's; Tito., Oetend; John B Hamburg; Gino, Adonis, Rotted= ; X L, Cadiz; %Villiers and anus, Leghorn. Levenson, Nov. 1.-Arrived : Perosepere, Bombay ,• Hate law ter, New York ; Queen, Quebec ; Victoria, Leone ; lir C. Butner, Miranda' ,• Josephine, Tatar" with lois a miseseseet. off ths Bahamas in • hurricane, n th Sept ; De Win Clinton, NeW York ; & MAWS, S. John's, N.8.-Wled : Harriet, St. John's. N. 8.; Governor. Jamalat ; Countess of Mint°, Manri T. Millm, ftadi New York. New York ; Iron Queen, PhiledelpWa ; klidissippi, Bel: timers ; Mary Hardy, La Pieta. LAdvertisement.) JOHN KATZ% WOltillALL if Pau, Heads d bowehaife &Wow ri Whig In lon•lgdon .m ..oe • family medicine wailogit fw saifissirmaitil limn, or as • preventive cg dhow, ye do wilts Obis woroddrs Vatilablo naive two, yispiesabytrili. Illirlf riwar lieddern gad. Wog lowdrel WSW to The following los pot woo to s— •• • have h Wendell's NU st thiamin tlooto awing tho IPA am 7. 1 _ 11 n Pint•dro to mom' isendleg thaw as bade ass eolotogy women*. awn oC Inward tadn. weeks= of alwasekAir root a emu in dot Wawa AIM loWerint We oho s trrol bealth. tag Ase Own on ezedirt wegiden foe of allombsdng 'pod Wm Inewaralwdly with Met twoot. raw are entitled to be erten aims the tem inwildnas war adored to =an— Swawl WI Lama Wei. ass, "—Ow dad Jan Swot owl el ass, NW a of his dostire,. are seated o• Um mod (orb Price In ltd. as. and 4e. 61.411=17Ci bol of all rowsdablo &mai and wodleine vattlora. BIRTH& 89E9=09.-042. 29, at Puddlngtou. Bedfordshire. the trite of ft Km J. Breeeteo, of a daughter. COLLINB.—Oeh el, at St. Igartirein-theffelds, Chester. wife of J. 0. Oollink Me, a • . 0 . GOODALE.—.OO. 29, at Nortnanton, neer Derby, the wife of the late J. J. Ooodale. has.. of a daughter. 0088E.T.—Oct. 30, at Unseen. Kent, the wife of Cant. A. Gond. late Royal Artill er y. of • daughter HANCE.—Oet. 28, at the leafed Ades. lathdrum. Mrs. T. name, of 121=4 * .—Oct. V. at Milltown Mom Meath the wiled P. J. Kam. lim.. of a aughter. LENTAIONB.— et, IL W wife of J. Logolyse, Esq., TaDagh Elmo. of )509111809.-4.1d. 11. at Meesosate, Imark, Mrs. W. Monism ole daughter. dltd.-0e• 30, M Tdhibeteets, Wm J. Orr, of • daughter. fICOTT.—Oct. IA et Oamols. not W. Scott, of • son. TAYLOIL-00.. 29, Mn 0. Taylor. of Bethel piece, Camberwell, of W a Ott —OM 30. at Connangt equareMilOfra U. Wood, of .daughter. Allllla 1101.111WS—WYNDUAle.—Oct 31. at Pendell+, by the Bd. .1. Lockett. & d. Bosete, EK., M.P. fee Ellehre, to Yd Macho Wyndham, sexed daughter of Col. Wynduarr, of Petwerth Uome„, Bum. BR IN D—ELLIOTT.—Oet. 11., at 91. Mousses, tipper Clanton, Mr. F. M. Brine. of DeronsModrest. of to ld in Marlow Ellie t.. of Stamford.olll, daughter of the late Yr. T. Mliott, of Um moronlth. CAMBIUM —6COTT.-od. IL at flummithlll. Dear Airdrie, by the eider. Mr. Mnsh, of lir. W. Orme. Twinkles& to Jaen. eldest daughter of A. Mott, Sumusenll. 11 old. A, at Cherdi. Badman. eon of B. Thiel. Bee., of Tubobill, to Illes. thint dowebter et U. Street. Ms ot Clpham. Surrey. MO9OIOI—MIDDLCTON.—Oct. It M ILlkernan Church. by the g, g.erbert, P. W. bloom Mag. ef , Damsel= Home, to Mug Anne. e lfeat daughter er Ihe Ws lairm-CoLl W. Middleton. .4W parpt ..o il,bil eATtdt. 19, at Bt. Momarsiwtheltelds, LleerPerfe Mr. 1 0 PhdP l . of Tomb!. M Orses. 7.301184 daughter ci the late Mr & Lamm wAgu—siowic—ool.lll. it IL .1.0.2 e& 'Monad. by the Rd. 0 A. Gram. Capt. O. WM, of Greet — Mludiuth to Ann, this chughta of W. P. BMW.. it Tomcods. D CONNISJ...—oat W. U. Oemel. late of 11.111. h Customs. DAMEII.-04. 10. at et. Modem she lion. Mrs. 0. D. Maar, wife of the WM MOO. TTN N.— Ora 29. at Oewar. OHATTOI2.—Oet , 21. l ist llosolleld. 8 William, mum* nee of We late B. Oration. Dia , of OROVOM—det. X, of WAMI. Aim, rebel of the late Mr. J. Grows. sad ec IlAtilleAll.—Oct. 13, at Bolters. Mr. J. Mahan, aged 75. MAW 1,91.1..Y.—0ct. 51, doeuntalt lIMII,Ia, wife of J. Mawdaley, Seq. et flesconste. aged 4A PAT TOD .-001. V. M TealeawriSdem, EOM, Mr. T. Payton. ROSNATIL-4MA 29, at Obester, r. 11. Ileborte. 1101/MMVILLIC—Oct, 4/, at Rouse, near Well', 1. B. Sootit geLlsiZare-061: it, at Forty.hill. Wei& Wlllisen Tomes& TlMl.ADlitgE—tsiet.ll6Bl9"it Maestri*, Thisodon‘ Mengtet owl ef 11. Taw . WM. . Printed sad out.liebed by Wiiii.w. taus. at se Nu Lt. Locabord stredt iss the City of Lemke, Printer. at the OMo. tu Menbudetreet, WM orrelneed Whr.entam—getieMY bursars! 2.1148. ;'welac_ IMF -