The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-24 00:00:00

elver rid sober itilmal Ids •1••••.1•, and with dm aim issalls; brain Weirbot vow oft to Ibutamat•. He lel ebb pod 'Mum ups ble bid. ad em•i•ed a seem •••••••••• tea dr NNW elibbit. mg dr Wier Jejune. M ontalmed, M lay M. amli• Ytr Issuribis. roar trams rid • srm tee r he want amemeistio• la tb. istri•cts. WIN 111 SS am eis or Week wore mak but dim login pimp% by tbs two of the 11 We Admit drives Wait s. aeaal9lll • samba el womb mid malisikes. &MO lithe nib woe team awl twisted ; bat la • wiry Art time *so won t•plated by cabins. ea Ibs=1••• the some *iodides ia whisk it was yikit le Y. PROVINCIAL. LAIWWW/1/10. DlFlrfir LISOTIMMITOF LANClAtilltlL—Th4traltys I at dm &Mad dassartar W.W.I, C414/41 CWWIS, smosa• tea-kall, was MOM to so dopes, bona:mat of ths Gnaw of LOAtatter. BENtwoutoct OF XII Main .-0° Thursday. Ow mayor at Liverpool onelsowlsol • dhOlogobbod Dewy at the Towir•kalis 14,11114 moolollog of Oh ft Cass - md aims of dos mimesis wow ossiosoi boos, oho ohs sow imitate gostlows• noosed Is too dildbuslia Ills halo mama for ths saw& by Ow loss of tbs Ossu Maw& Is Pembatoo bola of w Q• 0 4 01 Wo emu, stated shoo hi thooght k woo Soo Si bat M. t 7 Si amiss • Maio olosawsoorso sf lohldt dry W4/0 NW swan, sowasossa with lbe has et est urbulyashe wood :—A MIL obeli tams throve yaws of sio was moto d s It woo naknows—owhissod one—ond ossbb ifvo say wawa of huff; It swifts she olsorol oiso of taw out Wash bse. twwwas the wow ilowhisto, sow. This sholossnoos ✓osobsi Ow ass sea offismod w ariwasl oyospo*y of kw Liao who tossantsig, wish dot gist sea ussolosta hese" hosooshaso wit& sort shomolosinos boo. *wooly lashoslnd Iwo ilsorsdos to bow too dfY Mb. i.e ohowasel. WI pot homed Is ibe widen la Id; ospeerod to belsoo. This lowoos betwoiso, whisk owilid into ant, world poolohly set lam bow ollowsi Si Isoospiro, Ws only boss lowninasei by the Air way of lig sward gooretions of the dillios whoa it boo boss oasompi. WANNIV•I2III Wan 8101541 COan-ana.—The connate, of are • kir end •egad ocany-ene fey =tot Irkfro, mar the moo. of the =II e. 111. hen the sew rate. Me denate:d mann the mend vase ef the wane riding, se mensid to an esanrwahtY 1834, wee 11,2117,1811 ; she fa mama whit oldie dam as returned by the overseen b lB4B, woe 4.1198851. ; the eatiable vane el the riding, as reamed by die 'venom ia 184$, wee 3,510,1931. ; the mad value of prepeny ia the Otani anneed to the papa. nut for the year 18474, wee 4,707A611. ; red tie - value upon whisk the tows- Ain is the rid a m en to be emend to the sonar ratile Ind et MI Ros.saT OF ISILVE.IIIOINVI Ity•ll• (MI IMO- Imam= to Mean* Relbern), wed his nes, Willem iris. @ablate ore miss sad Thar aril* sew maim, were .bred, at the absdlial Ewa Ben, with obtallat dear. tin =dMum ankh, &won adOw Eke et the nes et Idverpool, whin anhaverning al* Epee@ et • pectin ef the property, ins repined la Farm of es 104 k lan., they being remade& le when the robbery wee cessaltted. It was peon& that tie canal bad haw wens by the elder primmer at miens amen hen the " diver rens" 0 Neon& &nab werebeese, and bed bon posed to Ids nab to sill I. Livenwel. Evidence laving been gives of the maw e(the diver into bus fro the hair, amid ha was tang inatito Yea Castle; hat the one, @ass tbenalease e• a • g•My lam~e very erne admitted to ben ea %hob owa tee. icamees al end two model 0101. era. SVDDEX DIM'S AT • FONIVAL-4119 funeral of Jana Dianna, Esq., of &mane; !weed. neer Horn este, took Ore yenieday at ens, lathe Ileataast Old Chapel benalgresed - et Leeds. As an fieral orner Niteroi the tows it. Lank it was jened by ennel Meade sad ennelatanets et die deemed • smonipt ethers by ea elderly nes, timed Cheisnallier who Ind hew can 50 yens la no eurviee ef the dm with whin deemed had toes eseentede E.r.n wand to the dispel, end while needing darns the readies of die hand seniee, he wee sued with a Si mad died slant latenstly. LITERATURE. Bireary of tA. Pra;;;lllo;ariai,fro• is rim to Iltepre. oat hoc By Laorobn Rama. Trasslatal by Pis tree DINNIZIL Tel. I. la this, the latest of his prodnotioas, Herr Ranks has hardly maintained his frame espatation for la partiality. His esentryinen boldly scenied him et having descended Mina the brook 63 the bar—become pleader whet las should have been a judge. And we meet confess there is some truth in this. We lad the partisan toe 1f mangy peeping out from be neath the robe of the Mibrma. Though, we ho pe , bee from the petty passions, and repudiating the miserable jealousies of the house of Brandenburg which prevail, not only amongst the high conserva tives of Austria, bat also among the demo crats of the entire Vaderland, we wen but pm/guilt& bunartan mama Lee German in the Premien. His method o f looking at the origin, rise, andgrowth of and dynasty of the B ant' is entirely from a fru:7_ 4 n Point of view. Frem his peculiar position, this way t'ir dealing with his subject was perhaps onavoidable. Undertaken in conse quence of his appointment as historiographer to the court, the work may be ocesidered as one " got up to order;" from which, therefore, rigorous truth wee no more to be expected than from coronation and birth-day odes by court laureates. The book is, therefore, not wbat Germany. what Europe, will accept as a competent hinny of the Prussian monarchy. yet it Me a great and peculiar „h ie of it s owe , distinct from all other histories ou the amt subject It is semi.official. All the ..ei sroliive. of the state were laid open to the historian. It has the tone and character of an exculpatory state-paper, drawn op with great care. It is, an fact, Bing Frederick Williams defence of the historic policy of his house, home and foreign. The work was written, and indeed published, before the revolution. It was calculated to meet and to operate upon a very different condition of public sentiment and opinion in Germany to what now prevails theme. Had the movement of 1848 bins feressen, the two, we think, would have teem Amyl r sumo Wage, rapidly passed over, would have seen more peen& nently developed, and matters on which infinite stress is laid, and which are made to appose at every turn, would have been thrown more into the shade. Before the revolution, in its struggle for ascen dancy in Germany the cabinet of Berlin had only Austria to fear. Neither at Potsdam nor at &hop brann did any one dream of the rehabilitation et the empire, and of a central power again ruling fres the imperial city of Frankfort. That a maater-meteseent would arise to control both the courts was what Gould neither hive been expected nor imagined, sad the statesmen of the two countries played their genes of profound diplomacy only with • view to mime& and circumvent each other. Notwithstanding the re puted craft of the imperial court, Prussia was evi dently playing a winning game until the revolution came to confound both the great gamblers for in fluence and raise up a third power in public opinion, speedily organised and put into act, greater than both. But this could not be helped. Po licy cannot be founded upon the expectation of revolutions, and if we look at the state of affairs on the Continent in 1846, and the oommenoement of 1817, we must acknowledge that the Prussian ' government was working with much sagacity and 111100OSI toward political ascendancy in Germany. A. the largest of the German territorial powers, it portaged in that fact • counterpoise to the weight still attaching to Austria from the traditions of the empire, and its groan important* as a European power. And it made the most of the circumstance. The tacky idea of the Zollvereia—originating at Berlin, and soon embracing nearly all the non maritime statue—woe the cause of an immense accession of strength. The promised manta tion—though causing by its frequent postponement many suspicions of the King's earnestness and honesty—was at length given, and, notwithstand ing that some limitations and impolitic conditions were attached to it, all liberals hoot Germany bailed its promulgation with joy, and to look towards Berlin for their own liberty and constitutionalination. The Prussian future then looked eminently stupi dest. That peculiar movement of European races towards political unity, so singalarly and aimultans any developed in all the literatures of &rope darn the lest few yearkhad profoundly stirred the wine Teutonic mind. no east of t 6 Zellverein came oat just is the enrol moment to show the advantage Onion in an manossie man ; and it none evident that, in one form or other, Germany mast mks the szporinten of a central government. This truth was more tharreehly understood and aperealated at /ler la then in Visas& Hare more sysismatio prepara lice was undo tithe wart of the hews to meet and had h th e e* when it filth's& Shall the new may, already is latent proms of maths, be Maks Of Pranks ? Shall the catholic or protersat religion tionnete in its coon oils Shall the inhatrage °fin imponal crown fall to the line of Hapsburg or to that of Beindos= Them tinseling were asked is the cabinet of and the IPrnmisa ironer* primed to leap per miens into the tint plus, as seen so the moment timid arrive. The any rivalry= considered en serious was that of the Manes met; and his mauls were well used to render that ineffi cient's. Prone was well aware that in any pal struggle eaaiast Antra for influence in the minor states of y—especially in the south—it bad serious &i -nn:asses to esetead against. The prisms gen. rally Imd it as a yams* Rower, Width bad al mont reseed risen to tedepeadence by various moans KM a vas similar to their own—the people, because it we. the enemies of protests:gime the reformers sespested its ney, and nearly all lined its embitious, and oggra ..4„ is _ its own bands the principal Zetion et die vesen, and giving thereby certain fiscal advantages to the Vane, to its own pecuniary loss, ft sought to Isms the former. The °patentee of the coestituticei Baked over the good-will of the knee. Neverth, there canted in Germany _a Cyimpression that Prussia was not to bet st her floe promisee went for nothing; that she was tnroaghly NUM in her projsd reforms, con. coding them, not honestly and mom m af sense of duty, bet as the prise of paramount influence ; that, in :=yher policy was, under all its shapes and guise& dynode, sad had for its object not the eman eels lion et Geneney, but the aggrandisement of Prmeia. Then Uses wen widely—almost union sellpas—e&m - should —entertains; sad it became of the first ha that they be met, =abated, and dis prov This defence of Prussia's Oennanity— if we may coin the term—is so clearly the object of Herr Rankes publication, that, considering his intimate sounexion with the royal court, we cannot refits to accede to the opinion which prevails amongst liberals, and central German in general, that by either open or onderetood directions the historian received his cos from the court, and has only performed its lbel& 'Pb. two chief objects of Herr Ranks—the fleet of which is more particularly developed in the volume at the head of this article—are ant, to prove that Patna has always been true to the interests of 1 Germany ; and, mood, that the pre-revolu tionary policy of the King, with regard to the worldng out of liberal ideas and the radial introdastise of the constitutinalr ismi sea i d n e r e li s is rma rlowkin wee only the natural and j w ef the Mink policy of his ancentare— the an addrand to the Übnisaio race in panel, and =:e renew saw dont of the purity of the palled geneeneni the other intended to ti t Zr a t: 7 s it and alma= of the King's dmenimm. by newieg them that it was wind and blot be them le missive their debts of senstitutional judos fan the "town in small instal ments, and at its own diocesan es to the time and amount of their payment& As we have said, the first of these purposes—the historic fidelity of Prussia to the cause of Germany— is the one mast prominently exhibited in this volume. Ranks never mines an opportunity of raising an inference in favor of the government at Berlin. In the quarrels between the ruing military power of the north and the empire, he always ma tinees to place the Emp e ror in the wrong. Prussia is always maenad as clhigia`steadfastly to the cause of the common Valerian& though often soar ing great insults and contumely from the imperial court for its fidelity. When found in alliance with Sweden, France, Ragland, or any other enemy of the empire, a suffisient exams for the fact is alwas sag gwa, without raring to the notion of family am bition or the wish of Independence of the empire. This is not, however, outspoken boldly and in explicit terms : though more °mentions, that nurse might ban failed of its object. An opinion in favour of the Prussian view of the case is quietly insinuated. Like a wily advocate of a cause which is bat doubtfully sound, anything like a lead ing charge, or express terms of praise, is carefully avoided by the historian ; even the tone of justifica tion is generally abstained from ; but the cam is always pat so es to suggest a verdict for Prune in the rea&r's mind, and in a way that a fair statement of the fasts would sanely warrant. The Kings of Prussia are made to appear moo entirely German— more faithful to German ideas and intereets—than the Austrian Emperors of Germany; and this, no doubt, with the view to influencing the national mind to look for the German future rath.. to ie These miasma were skilfully and politicly taken ; bet we Esve wen bow events have Gamed the well laid plans it cllplomecy. The preparatteas were made too late. The crisis came unawares. The Kiog watched in haste at the prize which he had long con templated the ponession of in secret; with what re sults we an in the installation of the Archduke John at Frankfort. — The work of Herr Ranks, though it may have taloned its political object, is yet a kterary curiosity. The writer had access to many private documents never before used for historic p ; and, although them an used to Breve a political end, they neverthe less throw some valuable light upon points of Prus sian history. /Ms ices ILtymAßirr.—Marston's tragedy of the " Patri elaa's Doughboy" wee produced at this theatre last evening. This powerful play was very carefully got up, with new =and drams, end was, es thew hole, effectively per- Miss Laura Addison append in the part of the heroinelztlJkielf4ense h . illes baked the aristocratic beauty sod m sievelike of the ehersetar was good. la Near ehe and with groat pas sion, and sometimes ask a skeet hapresios on the ✓are, ; but has anstat, to pedaee great dream led her into an evaesteelesl sled esiggesied maser, both amiss eel dedemeeke. The yeas lady, with genius ospahis of gram dim% be le man a greater degree of slams Mil Oneida= Mae die es yet posseeses. Mr. seed Ida judge's* led aseretios la the part of iferdariel. Than was maks remarkable in the pa lominos dike ether darer ; the wale representation hang mere eammiedaMe hr its eatiekalmy enagan6l, than fir learkkal allitimey. The _pier wea Mewed by Plenehee very emeaki hoes, " Whet par Friend, or the Qaessarry Me," le whisk Mr. Weber made la Ent Viranee dui seem, see wee air warmly weisered by andiena His er g=fes of Giles 'tiptoed, who nigh* army the sad Is pared et asa Rorke bares, wee sirwr i li mi Tudel barer kept the beer be a rear &aft all Irlhalla liana. MINI Jai Bennett, as the Corers of Messiah was Maly ad ele gant ; end Mrs. Games Lady Bar ileum was a pier of gestate comedy. The home was well aliended. READINGS or SHAESFEI2.--4EIN Xell7, 9 ° long , known as the heroine of domestic armee, as well as the re. presentative of light oeuesely in the fel bearer of the art, eaninansed a series of readings of nature/V. plays at the Whittington Club, in the Strand, his swami. The play was ln ' Illoralmit of Vostioe." Fellowisg the ci=,l e Yes. Charles Krieble, thrash designated as a " le was ea " seselleg " el the playas hr as all the ern dirsitint were esseimed, a tax spa the ef ma ladkileal, wide& only these who have ewe See avis dad isms ma ippee elate. Contemillni, however, with Mrs allielliaMin w e Kelly brought out all the mere em gents af the Wed characters, so as PP drew deem Ai serried el $ namerose andisace. Still, the realles •1 it le ea thing, the acting of it serher, eel the Vika =itself is, whether a beam mode el eleilidee mat be attained by reading hose a ohalr, In • dime tion of emparatim ere and repose, than by seadisi U lan a inure disk sad dealaindag from a folio, the seserity of the rata weird, sad the stele Write, big thereby me kereemml. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL Caimapos, OCT. 21.—saties cosaam—sfr i = ILS., mist maser ea the binaries if 011.1. wean la Mk Iris @wired to • himmilp ai••••Isi. OILDINATION.-11. = i s i t esk l:rslortl Wade Wang ee as ttlemiks et SU Odra Benastd. es lesSer ii........a_ 1101.11L PILIFIBILMIXTII.—Rov. W. W 88t. Katy P.C.,150& ; Thar Pay. W. Thom to W. llettalas at dr Liak P.C., Li*. Ware. al7t. Wort.; Vol.; pot., IMilar at Wensila: lac T. luirsoraaa.—llla. It. Earlagtaa to abostia• V, Wrarda, do. ILA.; ; gat. AIL J. Psi: M. O. W. Maim pi..—L .. B. laws* to at. Meg P.C..Marthsar, Ider Harallant ; _list.; ' Tltar •. I , 1, ~..- .CIMIPIC y ..f. Illonwp...— mad; la. ; pet., , _ Marti —Doc FAL Idelei, le lcelbareptaa C.., tbo. at o. — a — sa Tacuactis.—Owsesinsil C. Naha, &v. G. K. Fi ft h, =pet-, VW. et Overatrasi— Dial. C., Sado& : got., Th. et ; PAM I. Z. Peek arasa.—Wearmeelk Dleb•P, L, r. 134 . Jobe% C., Dar., Oa Der., 2.801‘, 1,10 railems• : pat., at Derben; Has. 0. V. IV , dee.—Ameary la the Durban Cie. Dadra, SOIL, Has. 0. V. WSYy, dea. Tits giCTOSIT 07 BUINOTWWIIIIIIIM. saaesseed above Se will. It basil, be &Mot late kw earl ele—laThanaest .C. Sena Itvbepe, Ned Disleepeertmeatb. The praseatetke le la the Imes at tbs abbe at the Masse. N4VAL. ADIIIIALIT, Oar. W.—Arm prinwrs.. - •. Unit. E. P. nods; mad Ibis 0. A. W. Wolf, to Poworkl-llsto : C. C. Day, to lloseassoa—Aioistamt Ilorgeoo : J. W. Nett, to Tisoor.- 11ENOort laolmolo: W. Low& to oodles; ,d f. o.llMoNos, to AL Viroot.—tetra:C AIM@ NM 1. mild O. 11. to Turn l 11. J. ruts., to pitor; Lord 01110. lAN% to ; owl 0. It. OW, to Drivir.-11sool pet: J. ▪ Mlle. .—Oosoao: P. Ti.. MILITARY. Os Iletworisy, tike 2•11 beetmlies ettl:a i ligt. wiled is Dates Item War.-0a Oa 1110 In& SS lie am nem MIT 11111 et IN*, to noire leo Mutel ea 111 1 :S the OtO Mgt. proopedol hem PM to * wpm Nib 7•41. SPORTING. It2W11•11/12 11000117r0 MIXTINO-Nowoar. gahaver•ike 0 111 sow sea ; for 3 yr olds, yst yth ; a,,, i4 so no dop gal ir=dlllb. Tbe whoa . to be gold kw in sea. V Owes. (4 mho) lard stotor. ado. of Ilenkrds Orb walked ear. HANDICAP SWINPOTAXIII et 26 son. 44a, for 3-yr ads ni epwwin D.X. (le NW, II a wain pay 10 eon. IL) Cal. Feeit nil . 4 ne. hi lia (Nal 1 W. Toby% 4 yrs,_lat 716 .....- ......... 2 114,15 e Ms 3 fro Illt . 1 . Delany 2 The un Int were •=11: Lard Warm c i li r t fk )1 Lord O. lien); . Padre Hkehibron, a ll y i rr im a r ed derMo: ih,„ lif by lord dalkad, en at linklas, 3 yrs, 71b 101111 ed, bar .....viso=aps =dr to 2 apt The .606. Hiss sod la fast as the wads, ware they wad hand by Tb=l NW Dlpkwael, the brew ping ea PO We ad wt=chrgarty by • Wilk, Saes • pal Wed ea= Ws la an. if we. Pa rrlNlWlThill a 10 mom& ; kr B.yr olio, 744 Ilk ass. lat ga ; leklat Mb I ft ad adtk Wink The aware ale all f i r MI WM WMEMalli. ha D.IL ( 4 Ma) Mr. llapene pp (Iler= I lard lista% D O H a& 4 yes W. Misberositi, $ yrs (A. lAky $ m t . ----'--, Mu ift. imiTarg74 *Coyoolt.lgsriz Mar &*1 r Diomorey. &10 Iyd sad to I sent PlNN igirq t a ="l2. M =L a IN: I IS I I .B Or d a" ' winds, 60. T.Y.C.—Lord /WWI Cdrialna 8* 71b (Buthelapew), beat Kr. eleiley'a Wasiak. 311 (F. Matta.), by Wt • lempL 11 to 10 ap the mare. Wm la 1 WE. 16 sew. MATCH, 100, lk ft. T.Y.C.—lnnl lostor's Cam Nat, fat 41b (W. Aldds). bat dr. lbellees Wikraphre, let rte (r. Bet. 4), by two WWI& 11 to 11 ea WpfkosPer. Am ta 1 an. 16 sea. Moral, 26, Sat sash. Let 100 yards of Ab. 11.—Lord ekseterWdre gby kee44, kr by Dr. 5751.1 (Nat), beat Lord Gb.. Iby Ma newest, dies by Can% lst 21b . Butler). Itol es the Saud dellise. TM gallog wean drat 15 10 In stride, note ell the pay, sat wen by • Igign. nos, 4 sem The Doran a Ws nos red a pd deal et Insrest. MATH, 200, 1 R. Fins Mil of Ab. 11.—Lord Ex44or's fby MANN, en et Wpm% net flb (W. Abide), beat Lord OW- Vby ?be Progal. On by Aolesh, 4 lab (Nat), by two 0 1 . 3to tea The Poona My. am lo 41os. Arm, 100, I ft. T.o.—Dukoof ilogford'slkillo Aot 7113, (F. Thatkr), bud Usk Okapeing at It Sko Oluiek. fet 11b, by • ask. 3to kta phis, am ta fkisso 'Derma - ft. H.T.Lkis. Mai% issessalnaes. Set Ilb lerler), bet lard Ends HIM (berlbelo serw). by toe 104111•—• b S es Orkels. Csmatow MSAILIM d 76 sm. reek 20 ft ; kr 2.yr old sass, sa 7lb ; =si SO Mb; sissies est= nom Ur Turn st tbs Leas ts. (M 1 Mr. Watirfsll= oB, l6 Ilb ears).. Taros 1 lardllsliessfe Mbeztra . Marlow Ladtketses fby Ildressose Mgr" Ist3lb ( Jabdale Mr. Caps es kreber 014 (Nat 4 The Odlarki , bet ass %kited : Hr. Watt's Arises, 71b t i M a r ry s ub ss); Mr. Serbia's Oa 715 (IL Car m el Ansoa's SO Mb (P. batist) ; Hr. Orem% Sat 1315 mat (IL ; Mr. Wallies Colds , 71b 117f i Zeliq hni ef Sedbet's Pen" lb (had); Mr. Moat k Om% bst 7lb (Ups* bah*: • se I set Oarlek, 4 Is 1 apt hilly olil, I to I opt Itislery, 7 Si I ape Mink sad 7 is I sea Odra Ord*, My. rlbseety Old, sad ate sr two VC spy Is l =, sad art to aliblly skew, talltbsif wad barna as lake's rued sal Mae Ms MOW= kr war la feek, llks abbe ihs bat and Ihe Wpm OM mike es Ilihkr. • des kis bier aid Si weer WNW by s auk lakes isifts Wei Illy by Y) herb. The esseher restated oar amid Hi sal He tut MATCH, 100, h ft. Lad ball of Ab. M. Lord Clifdan's Orin, 7st Mb, rewind ft hob Lord Glasgow% f by 11as Prisel, der, 7st 710. illmrox, 200, It ft. T.Y.C. Mr. Parse's Skehear, ♦ yrs. Ist itts Tscased ft boa Sr J. Hafts% Psalms. e yrs, 7st Ilk. MATCH, 200, h ft. A.Y. Duke M Ilsikrd's HMIs re sear 4 Isat lard Olsigesr's Mr kir Carell.7o lb. The mood as as husk gee asseureek bet lhe walks was vatsbaL The awns sad ths sparesshr bo vas Y. sass rat wo veil ra witmared. OAMBRIDOESHIRE BETTING, 11 okras. 61.1 silt rasa. 7 to I ant backtritsr, 7 le 1 east Lutes. b l i to 1 apt Oersldlor, 10 to 1 apt Pees, II to I apt Ciotti sssirt ago I apt La Sank SS to I apt Basest Desk, le to I opt Toposs. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1848. tab) Natation. COURT OF BANICRUPTCY.—YMITIRDAT. Dia. Kr. Onainloionor Intopborn. FORCID 810.111.—Jaw Fester, fringe manufacturer, of Wilma-street, Finsbary, applied for his snidest'. His bidamm-shon, which en•eaded over only ten months, showed debts and liabilities to the amount of 2,8071., assets, is good debta and property, ,1191. His profits were put down at 3,0691 ; Was 'spasm, 3,8161. ; demotic ditto, 4921 ; kolas, 4161.-16. Mendes, for the amalgams, opposed the condign" ea the ground of reckless trading. It wee alleged that by meklag forced sales, la January. February, and Hank UM, he bed incurred a loss of 6681. cm goods which had oat shod S,OOOL, sod still west as purchasing to the =teat at 2,111111.—81 r. Duman examined the bankrupt to Arm that he had bees Medved is the state of his affairs by a press she had had the Amp of hie bootie, and that the breed ries ambled of pea of di patteres. It was also proved that Ws boas had bees very errameady kept—the entries I. the eadr•beek bag assetimie made es the wrong side, aademetioreemeillasee treat use guts the ether. The baeloispt adialimad hi yes baba_ hp to detest thaw sire , =tads= and said be bad pissed maildease beekbeeper, to whom he paid a salary af UK a fa yeir.—The ener mid the hipinige ma . logionootblo der the erten el hie bookkeeper. sea • ma without shirr don had no right Maki she meow of hi meditate la trade. Ceder all the elrommleagesthe sestidsate must be suspended Uwe wads, irtilt ',Andes, es se positive fraud had been slows, RD Mom sr, BOLT, Asa Co.-11 stastieg was held to day for the proof of Add es dds estel., Y wkkh the fiat was issued about two yews ape. The bankrupts were merchants la fit. Helen's-plow In ON Mat baimeashest. Sled la Jan., 1E547, and extending ewe a peeled et tea aershy prise to 14th Nov., 1846. is same dee be iweildese we Mated at 23,7331. ; ditto unsecured, 8241. ; liabilities, 31,2891. ; capital, 7,0201. ; profits, 1,3701. ; balance of property on sepavato Mato. available for joint estate, 6461. By good debts,lB9l. • doubtful, 11,8411. ; property held by creditors, 9671. ; cas h end property given up, 17,6191. • drawn out by J. H. Mackey kin Intha), 301. ; by A. A. lisekey, 1,6481. ; by N. T. W. Holt, 7681. SHOREDITCH COUNTY COURT.—YMMAT. Wore Mr. lierjoist Mork& Tan BASTIILN COUNTESS gAILWAT O. JOHNSTONII.—A atovs Racarr.—Thie was an action brought by the above company to recover the sum of 181. 2.., being the balance of 321 for the carriage of corn, he., at various times from London to the station at Kelvedon. : The de. feudist, who is en extend,* malteter and farmer at K elec. doe, Essen, contended that he had paid the account on the 6th of January lest, and reamed a receipt purporting to be in the handwriting of see of the clerks at the Kelvedon station, of the name of Oilby.— Mr. Widdecombe ap. peered for the company, and called several wit nesses who &niece, swore that the receipt was not in the handwriting of Oilby, nor anything like it.- -Ilr. Wiliam Slade Parker, an accountant to the com pany, dossed that he had made several applications for the payment oldie etwonnt. On the 26th of April last he called apes the thimist, amempanied by Oilby, and requested a eettlineent ef the eiesest. Defendant was at his door in a gig, sad said he wee rug to market, but that if witness would cell at someedive - time he would settle it over a bottle of wine. Saw hies yaks la has at Witham; he then mid that if wham Weald MSS him at the Dolphin at 3 o'clock he wadi pat the weave straiOt and settle it. Witness MO the apMitmenß bet wan Informed that defendant had lei h Wen hoer before.—The defendant croaezatained the maid vitamin, with a view to show that the money might have bees received during Oilby's abeam or after he bad left the railway at night, but they all wad that It could net have bees so repaired, llr. Gilby being the only clerk authorised le naive ems of =if Weir eseounts.—George Oar, tho er, a Mower be l delendant, remem bored rig to the sioisa so di of Jemmy last and hides same maw, in a bag. Ore& art recollect the mead. oar te wham it was paid. 2 was a 61. seas mow* 11,, bat was set acre whirler there war *we were act tees. Hese& seem silver bad. but did n o et dd knestow how ma. His moolor lad sewer maatiosed the to him hire last eight (Sunday alsht).—Crom : Bad , new mid that it by had aot signed the se:t his (witas i r t i sa maater had. Told OM .1 the at dle ea eatazday that he =paid he timid be reviled by Ma meter to attend here. lied boss in the &andne's amiss 16 yam, and had sever Basle a 'mistake in nainey mates; although la had paid and resolved some Meneesde of pea de.—Hie Hasa* is the mole of a lowilmad judgmenteloareed that thus was this sigoloday be lle ere : that ariallhataading the num* maimombilkas between the parties, and the personal app& eadoms is Ibis settlement of (the mossat, it had mom oats bees Mated by the dehadeat that ha hadl paid it. *mare dipoles eisomelomm wea that the Adamant ea shame MINIM maid INS roselleat by whom be had amt the maw. no, lawever, stated that it was all in 104 vial I& witness today could not oily net nfrisaltir what tk• amount was, but had a very indic tied reosisellm as to whether there was one sole or two. 21e eta ement about the defendant haviaL la prom ( ned at est& &a =Ater ever a bottle of wine, and se neatly Nadas es appliammat to meet Mr. Parka at the dna (edam of width slatentents he denied), was incarnation with the &hams. Me (kis Hosea) was therefore driven to the andindia that the receipt was sot dead by O'dby, or Zanies amended with the railway, and was dearly that {ha phis d& were fully entitled to the Judi. meat of the osart--ladigmast accordingly for 181.2.. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. ALUICISD Pl2/171L—John thirtot was ladistal tkr wilful sad comas pwjary.-11r. Ciarksce and Kr. listass. tins prsassatad. doandaat had ao mama. The pears ether was Mr. Barnard Gregory, whom aims has ham is kernatly Mkt* the public in wane:ion with Us Batirist per. It Dee o& that he pars up his interest inthat paw in 1844 te ems wt.. INS Si who. subsequently became a bankrupt; sad in 1847 the Satirist went Me the pessmisa of a penes aimed Timm, Mr. arsony, bewman, ell imagining the landlord &pet the pasthieth. - la Os seam at tb psy s imeimisd rearprome sane alm ague MMus limes mg a efts Mil bias milord area as seiabildment. m a t It swami MI agnemi egfeny lakmaims at estabilikp a 1 " al 161 la a distress ka quartiles nth OM was kas absan that dm. The s.. a r was left pearsiss amisso pthaless. ani ups em M srw l mess mina eiasspriap la mom sem man M. 1s siss, Move Ass belkkeserasky, sadl ~mp ed wisk rtathai tie paps& Ibletherp bk.eIAPIW by the trate at Bow- = stme, swi ms il ass ups .I end his T ime asaghs an motion kr kW kapeisonthsat 'phut Gregory, tke hewn el whim had signed the charge-shset mining the acessatien of felony. The prism wee examined et a wfwr apes the trial, sad he nos area that Mr. egeny W aushatheillar is may poem hie *moody whs *meld niathe taw tom be, end that taforrthig hits C l io% the Aat W monis/ act he had Ellin *NO two primes= We trankft, In loth that what keltall dime was quite eight. The Oat Ind wee that theaz z gave • radio ler the with thews, th e of Mr. tinge, egg; bong W the widows the limiest. It ham al leged seppolt ea the heower, thee gee Mame girth g i lt * ==airelegth is the instemese alleged te bath bees bade i f Mr. oregtor Ira Ms% sad that the lathe bsd glom wig fraboki to the =id the pogo IN sena czni4 tiewed nth iLlais te dttgl a willow rel oad 1 =42=2 sow wire essathsel sapped oaths tharge, mad Mr. Gregory positively Oiled that be sew pave thy tadte the ideediot as est eolith he bad ore. be Mewls, doted Met he Old hies thee be had la skim the tree poem whit reetthea the paper hos odelip. - Gies Wag erethmealsed by the idradsat, mad Is mom te whim pat by the nowt, he ethaitted, however, that the dither whisk lad be. put la we &toothy potheedig Woe= hi. sad Mr. Timm, is enter to m - elee OWED, boa iaternerhig the pee, osir -lee that he bed raotiosed the mo d - lloileat MR la charge ; sad that he was desbeas he dwell prevent asythisr this Wag takes away. 11therimus was likewise ocusised. Aldose& he stated that bedl *sot the okarge.sheet at the pelificetaties, mad that Mr. Ongew was sot aware of the otoureeth s he ad- Wild Got after the parties were elven law ewe* he had gess le the residease of Mr. Gregory, at Ilsoestead, and spin his return he had rigned the eketio.gtest— T h e Usiblwho took the charge at the pethodatisa rood ir. Times west away we Ike pmpae , MB be wader. owl, of consulting Mr. Ciregeep= 6„ czkoty el per snobs ia; the eharge.—l'be exprewed sa "isles that tie charge of end thorupt p~eerrjjury could not, ander the eircumetathee, he W. conferred with the preessater, esd r =l e isi d he was isonseted by Mr. Wiggly he elate that ha had his. misinformed by Mr. Thum it the real atone of the both Mira, sod, he had bees swine ei it, be abould sat hew b oasted tea preset pnatewtkw. Ha had armies hotfooted hiss to withdraw froea muleg any further widest.—The jury then, thew Wloathes direction, sethrned a verdict I• t e delbsient glift. who theiththeth the white ease bad badly bide* lie baesien at the sharp oath with ido, Ml Oft be led spikes within blithe trath, again repoeted the retie alter the jury hod returned their or diet, sd asthma that what he bad stated was strictly true. The liesenter said that, to the primers had node this sestrueset, he felt embed wea M s e s b r hs V i o c i a ti fi gLato consi deration Vasil the resseatse had, y tardily, admitted he had eased under a eilesemorpoles sad that ha should not have Wanted the pessithisa it . he had been aware of the renal einuthwees et the case, he was of opinion that tha &Wilma hid met only not been silty of wilfully stating that which w knew to be felt, but that what he stated in his IMAM* was the truth, and that the statements imputed to the prosecutor wars actually made by him. It 'plowed quit* clear that en implied authority was given by the prosecutor, and it was vary probable that he might hays made sue of the precise orations imputed to hiss, sad have forgotten then is the•thebreest of (h i lasesest. The do larbot easplaised of the hanisidp he had suffered is --.pear of the prosecution. He was caly • poor mats, sad be had bees begged from his wife and family, and they was left without say means of sabsistenes, and had been obliged to pawn and all nearly everything they possemsd to support themselves while ha had bees in prison. He wnthd to know how he was to obtain a resooposse for this injustice. Tee Reeorder told him the mot had ao_pewer to inter fere in the matter to whisk he reffened. He bad dose all that he was able to assist him by sharing his character fro. the imputation that was waskt to be oat upon it by tha peasant charge One of the juryman in waiting, as tits defendant was leaving the bar, after exclaiming that It was a fake churl that had been made against him, threw some silver into the dock, and his example was speedily Mewed by levant other persons is the t ody of the court sad in the Wiener and a comidsrable sum was collected and handed to ilk; de fondant. ✓ohn Rapjohrs wu then plated at the bar,—Mr. Clarke= said that this defendant wu abs isdkeed toe perjury upon the taut circumstances that bad jest been lad before tie jury, having been a witness epee the some Mal, and speed ing to the same conversation; but after the deelaiss come to lathe precious case, he should not Sbeietbne by .dar ing any evidence In support of the .—The Jul as. wadies!, returned a endive of Nat (haft. SURREY ADJOURNED QUARTER SRISIONS. These sessions commenced yesterday moung, at the Sessions hews, Newington-caussmay, before Thomas Prickle, Ent , sad a full bench of magistrates. T. calendar min- Mitred 50 primmer' fur trial, among whom were several for robberies from the pence wince ham so frequently occurred is the Lambeth sad Smithies:lt districts. B Soaarr Cu s s.Bolan --J. Sonia, 24, wee indicted h e / swim • tea pound Rath of England note, the pre pay/ a Arabs Baku. The following fats were proved in Mama. About 2 o'clock in the morning of the 17th inst. grater went into the Baru Coal Hole with two friends. call for • pot of beer, and asked the landlord to change a ten pound note. He was about handing it to the latter when the prisoner enmeshed it suddenly out of his hand, ex. claiming ` I can change it or • hundred of than." He then put it intobis pocket and went into another room. The prosseutorfollowed him there when the landlord exclaimed " Smith, pa had better give lack the note, as I know you have got it." The prisoner this denied having the note, when maul of his associates came in, sad wanted hiss to treat them with a bottle of wine, but he re fused, sal lathe same time the landlord ordered the doors to be spew, when there wee a general rush out. He, however, punned .he prisoner along the Blackfriarrroad, and when ' they cum to the bridge he awed him and held him until ' the arried of a polies-ecastable, to when he gave him into custody.—ln crousesamastion on behalf of the prisoner, witness aid that he was clerk to Messrs. Waterlow, law Fief timers, of 24, Biretta-lane and Paliamentareet, and that he left his office at 9 o'clock. He afterwards went to the Hight Hills public-heuse, Bride•lus, and received 191. from the landlad, due to him from some racing speculation. He then stool two bottles of wine and some cigars, but he left the home periectly sober. He received from the landlord a IW. note, • 61. note, and four sovereigns, the latter of which he ,re-lavested. The man he did net sale for change for the flu was that it was in halves. After a few minutes' osnsultaaon the jury found the prisoner Guilty. The court sentenced him to twelve months lard labour. POLICE.—YzerraDAY. MANSION-HOUSE.POLTOTItY.—fiIhare/1, a ear geon, wee charged with having married serif al women, all of whom are alive. In consequnce of the ahem.* of three of the Mules thecharges were but superficially investigated, no more evidence having been required in the lint examina tion that was sufficient to 'untily the remand of the prisoner. A who stated hinuilf to be the friend of the fa- mily of me of gsmtlenan, the young ladles whom the prisoner had pre vailed spa to marry him, produced three eartitlestee marriage, ia oath of which the prisoner was a contractine party. The first stated the prisoner had married Elisabeth Tialey, in 1843; the second, that he had married Emily G. Rene, In 1847 ; and the third, that he had married Hannah Amelia Bland, last September. Witness did not know the ' prisoaer, bat was satisfied with the proof of his identity. The cue as regarded the young lady about whom he was inter ested emcee of peculiar atrocity. She v as only 15 years old, and was ping out with her mother and sisters to India in a ship in witch the prisoner was acting as surgeon; was • girl of eonsiderable accomplishments, and upon the passage the tallow mattived to gam her affections, and to obtain her mo ther% nation to their union upon the vessel's arrival at Calends. He represented to the family that his father had latioiriel, leaving him 5,0001., and he produced letters width were too late found to be forgeries. confirmatory of the Mini tithe inheritance. By his address, by the pr &tuba of the ides documents so favourable to his views, sad by the tar le settle 8,0001. of the 6,11001. upon the young lady, he made seek aa impression , that very little - hesitation took plass I and upon his return to this country whit his young wife he abandoned her at • ' hotel in Liverpool, and she was now with her friends, in Devonshire. He had settled the money, with all the necessary WM., upon the poor girl.—Elisabeth Tinley stated that she was married to the prisoner on the 1 26th of March, 1843. She had no reason to think that she ' was not his first wife.—Hannah Amelia Bland, in extreme lagitation, stated that she was married to the prisoner in the Iparish of It. Paul's, Liverpool, on the 30th September last. He imprecated to her at the time that he was a single pen tium', sad she lived with him up to the period of his ap prshenan on the morning of Saturday last —lt was stated ' that the prisoner was believed to have several other wives.— He Wes remanded. WORSHIP-STREET.— --As.AULT AT • FUNZIAL.—S. I Smith was charged with laving committed a murderous 1 mauls yea his brother-in-law, Owego Hawkins, during his se chief moonier at the funeral of his wife in 1 the Wisteriaperk Cemetery.—The complainant, residing in Bacereatresit, Spitalfields, stated that he had been married for about 12 years to the prisoner's sister, who was seised a t heft elms due with trodden and severe illness, which ter WNW int we* in her death. A few days after the mat, the pilaw called upon him and expressed a wish as the remains of his sister, but witness, of her last Injunctions to that effect, refused to t a ir ei ldi his request, and, after using some violent and he left the house. The interment of the lesessed l a sh Z ee en the preceding afternoon, at the Vialmirpult Cemetery, sad jut as the witness, who at tended rebid weeeraer, was about to leave the grave , et t h e seadades of the Amaral servioe, he received a heavy blow on the bash put of the head, which sou instantly repeated with seek fens that hest s 4 bask In a state of stupor, sad wassady saved from sae alike attandeats,who sal& held Ohio mod Ma la hie tams. As soon as he ateorired the steels of the New he obeerved the pi slur steading a short distance hem idm with • peter in his hend , and, having pointed him oat to the bystanders, he wee dimmed and seeared.—Tese of the bearete, named Teeple sad Aldred, ceereheialled to latter part of the out plaisaffs eviamoe. and added. Mat while attempting to re move tee primmer from the mum' he emanienced • violent Mira you them, in the Wane ef which they were both kaeske[dews, sad the fees Ogee at them same in mittest with the reease, sad wee munly lacerated. The *e=lts same determined reffstaaes am the arrival of a when he was se heath oveepowered and slavered M the eMtionslermos.—The Omar, is a sullen sad dogged tone, declined off ring ail obeervation.—Dir. Hammitt cow. matted du prisoasr for tnaL CLIIRKSHWELL.—A Straw Arroaftv.—R. Morris was eborged by Mrs. Elisabeth Gregory with obtaining mossy M Wee mesa{ et 671. by fraudulent means. The Is ih sehlthet bee husband was employed as • labourer W I water mills new Reeking, Bros, sad by their nailed haat, and =NB= the y turgid to save a little roomy. NM woo a urea the y lei 4 Liar* Jaae Baba% dreamed. end Es bpi dronsints ib her pessanian whir sonvihrratt that lb WAS NOM to Or Odd= hues aid a to err h e r at Brentwood, Len, bet she had oat mar to emir her to employ• • lawyer to properly Ig. verhplo the roaster Ise her. la the Mewl et Ara ha{ abs hod eterise to rem to larks to sr her Nor is Whitt reThey west to a yabliaboase to have sore retreat hir the primmer sal sane other tin were sitting Myatt.. Bee sister gad herself wen talking about the estate at Brestwood ; they were overheard by Übe who latrodatel himself r a selleiter, and his ter. , viols to inquire into the abler and obtain if perdhlo for her power= el the estelo, _oramitifisolij that oho would pay the ezporselbsgladlyerbroarreelbroadesawnriestedthe eirearines te ltagerl when as roared bore, and they oar pealed with the presser, who immediately ors sasersd Ids o pornsional" mrtise sad from time to time he hod Arra err et name, that he was the beers is re Led Migh Olnessibar's office, r, 411 11 they paled with OK The Bey subsequent to the meeting at the pails-home at came to Barking, and visited her cottage, when he pretended to be quits fascinated with her daughter ; and be also to procure for her sea a situation to the Lord hancellor's Aloe. Oa the 11th of Alipat last witness received a letter , frees the pima, to rest him at a public house in Chancery lens. ribs weft ibit, who the Omer produced a letter of • very etial appeerense, preparing to have been signed end waled by the authority of the Lord High Chancellor of England; and that Mr. Hyde, the Lord Chancellor's officer, was to accompany her to Brentwood is a carriage sad four to take possession of the estate, ender the authority of the letter, and it was as right. Ho task further application to her for money, end about a height ago she let him have 10s., which she mind with Niftily. She at length began to suspect with her husband that all was not right; and having consulted with a respeolobie attorney, that gentle man had no doubt that she hod been swindled, and in con sequence of his advice she applied to the police, sad be was taken into custody.—Nutnerons Wens were produced which bad been written by the Flaw —The prisoner was remanded. WESTKINSTSR.—PIRPOILIIING THE CHOLERA.— W. Dyson, a well-known street beggar, was charged with prestistag the following imposition upon the pahlic.—Po liefeeonstable William Ansell stated that on Saturday eight he saw the defendant in (Mat Tothill-street, Westminster, standing in the noddle of the carriw way with his body beat earl y double, his hands and legs shaking as though dreadfully afflicted with the paler, repeatedly ex• claiming, f' Oh, •a poor man ! " Witness watched him for some minutes, sad on a cart easing down the street defend eat suddenly became perfectly erect and very nimbly jumped oat of the way. After the cart had pared, the defendant, who walked extremely well, resumed his former when witness took him into eusted_y, upon which g itt p: tended to be oatmeal,' drunk. Witness had seen him re ceive alms, and upon searching him found Is. 4d. and a hat ful of broken vietuals.—llanials a enendicity officer, proved that he had been three or towli , nes committed from differ. ant police courts for begging.—Mr. Broderip observed that the defendant was one of those who preyed upon the public and diverted the stream of charity from really deserving ob jets. Taking advantage of the times, the defendant seamed to have been performung the cholera until the arrival of the cart, whoa the unfavourable symptoms disappeared.—Me was committed for a month. Lail BETH.—Conicrr CourTins.—An application us made to Mr. Elliott, on behalf of • gentleman named Franklia, for praises to obtain legal possession cf a house sad premises which had been in the pumice of • tenant named Gay, who deserted nine months ego, so that there was at present three quarters' rent due.—The applicant stated that understanding he could obtain possession of the by a lass tedious as well sea less C 7,71 „" to the musty court, he went to that of the district neer Camberwell-gross. He therejaplained to the clerk the Were of his appliedies, and • demand wu made of L. lie. Id. es the semi has for the process, which he paid. Jos thee miming he atUnded at the county court with his wiluseee to prove his case, when the clerk demanded • Mau sus of IL Lk. 101. es the foes of hearing. This emenst he else paid; sod when the ems was called on the dellulant did M alNar. bet the Judge (Chilton) declared he bad MO I the maw, sad that the plairtiff thereise erase be eensaital. Oa suoverhut from the sue. prim width se onsepected a oculeden had created, he applied to the desk for the return of X. 7.. 2d. he had use lady aesethid ia lath bat that gentisman refused to return • singlearalsg. had sprUssat added that he considered it ea exerathegly hard eme Mat, eigether with the loss of time, hhe shoald have been misted of M. 7s. 2d. for no earthly good, sad that the clerk of the court should be allowed to profit by his own inexperience) or ignorance in the first instance of the jurisdiction of the court —Mr. Elliott smiled, but did not offer say opinion on the subject, and granted the applicant's request. RAILWAY NEWS. The market for railway stocks and shares again sustained a further depression, bat without any ap parent cause. For the first time since the formation of the company, the shares of the North-Western were marked at a discount. They were at one moment as low as (actually) discount They rallied slightly towards the close of businees, and left aat about par. All other descriptions of rail way securities partook of the gloom of the day. There war, howster, not much real business trans acted. BRAS 118 T. 23. *.miusi _tawparty et the Sireseeee not their friends wa ce it e; the Use es a toe. The survey I s old to bees sees entirely letleteetery. The les& oldie Use le Masi 13 slim SOME lrainuur.--CAirrustm Bwrom.—The ielen nodes he the Mlle as this WWI oemiesed by the estesive foods es Therielsy sight lestorlieli brae down • adrift tatailed tor as =oli MT*, 0.0.11.1 WSW. INS lOW 0111•14 is a Intim senried swam lie OMNI die rylarlag the orrint ore pra imam sad will dm* be ompipisL 11•31siu MID V is isttar boa Wahatt =ln the 01wwwWar:— "St s to regret esThiestly moony. dims los Owe WM reilMile N. SNOW Ot the /Nan et Om Theffellseette•46•Thow• ere be twin Maher/.d Weasetwt, era et thee it The n...tY.dYaf. i These lemehee seee brettree. MAW lis. airs. The • taw elbib ag M beneteenta whisk ben mow up lama the sinkiThellea oil The = w rite* Meet • meek sane als Is m It ma ns! Sit the /sis ter shol Mathis Slerest Ow It peoptimiatimi. Osms smt mesa SIM votilos ail Os taw minty droll tisslay a weft amber et hesiellis mime. The *wpm Is sr& dhpased in oniairkele are Oreparl Iltua is sismt. sea dry d wadi somint to • mielptis lig tie ea die pu dm It =sus wan topellsa am ter "Wan So verb farward. I Aleut ..wait op. NI. Mt" at Maki Works, K. Mrs Orb.o Malan el Fines, lien•nk Veydt sad Melon, rent over the hoe awl aroreased tlerawalves very well attiged with the neatee d e. teat they bed meth geveraiseat whited, tbey could, timer.% the alder doe eherjpes sad the eowelltlews adopted by tbe chamber. Ink. swamis Inwaralge to the whole eseatry. For nodular, the Weacet from Welewort to Fbilippreflle might be em tunenee d Winter ; the t ells are all ready, mei that pet 'over e of th hae which mono thy to throws et retreat lo hailed. If sews! lON la this .sear, they 'weld nadir. *ad arra to au iterated thstriet. max= zumAT T 2 .6271C.. nes earr week. 1647. eeptente Patio to Odom (Oet. 11 to 17) Worked. 824 ... te,411 ... tams Pule to Loam (a 6 to 14) sawn to Nan" (Oet. Bto 14) Centre (vlermen) (Oct. 10 to 16) Orison to Bordeaux (see. 1) (Oct. 7 to Oet. 13) Northern (Oet. 7 to II) 'Waterto . 16471 ... 4odeosto &tookras (O ct.!to 15) ' l ll ... 1, , 513 ... n Troyes (Oat Dieppe (Oct. •to Oet 14) 2 to 6) 1 MONEY MARKET. MONDAY HYMNING. The very extraordinary continuance of wet and unpropitious weather still exercises its influence over the stock markets generally, and nearly ev e ry deseeiv i . tion of security dealt in at he Stock Exchange, boil British and Foreign, has undergone a further depres• lion. The markets altogether present a gloomy Bt. Consols fluctuated during th e d ay b etween and 841, and left off heavy at the lowtst quota tion, there being a fall of i per cent. The last price of Bank Stock was 184 for money, and 1.8.! to 4 for time ; of Exchequer Bills, 375. to 40s. ; and of India Bonds the same, namely, 371. to 40s. The foreign stock market was necessarily in fluenced by the state of the home market, and, with ' out much business being transacted, terminated dull, with every disposition to lower quotations. Spanish Five per Cents. were marked at lin to 111; ditto Three per Cents., 22 to 1. Portuguese Five per Cents., 68 ; ditto Three per Cents., 211 to 2 ; ditto Four per Conte., 22 to 1. Dutch Four per Cents., 68} to i ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 441 to 1. Mexican, 191 to 1, and Brazilian, 721 to i . WILLIS MIDS. Hulk Stock, 1841 P India bonds, under Al.ooo. 40. 3 per Ct. God. Anna, MI Bank Stock for Acct .1624 V.l.' 37,1 °` &1:214 a Kick. Caee. V ZIA_ p. 41 W gid, Lo Anna ex lan. 1800 38 40 37 •W. Jen^ 36 pm - ale ' P. . Ditto, ,aob M., J . c. 31 5 init India 8d... 8],000.37, Ditto barn. 2d., rine. 37 5 pm. 1011110/1 MAW. i 3l me t r o c l l. 137 7 161 2 r Bdit., 708 4 6 I: CCM'. it=gult..l.°r•td322o32. irt';, ( 2 . ol l .° 0et.'3r1 4 921 4 II 3 Sli pit Ct. BpantiA Hoods., Aect.• Cat. 6 per t Peruvian Bondi.. 31 Oct 31, 23 6 m per w, CL 3p. P c or i tnix, Bood. , 68 14 psi, Oent. Dutcb Meehan" 12 Ilea r Ditto. 4 per Ct.. i 4 per C6. 44e Dutch Cunt..., 661 t EXCHANGES Hanarao. Ocr. SO. Haim Metal. la Certif., 91 ilut Ditto. Sneaks 73 • Dsalab•Engl Antoine, 6 ; Ditto. InLnd . 16g. STOCKS ABROAD um New 1001 i i ßunAma d Loss. 1: ler Swallit °P Latu794s ;Ce; WINDING UP OF THE SHEFFIELD AND RETFORD BkNY.—No small degree of disappointment elite amongst the proprietary in this unfortunate concern at the present aspect of its affairs, nominating u they de a cell of 61. per shore before the windup can be effected. During tlizz: sent feszful commercial demoniac' this is a very matter toe .11 concerned, and there are not a few la this town upon whom, it is to be feared the effect will be moat disastrous. According to the of return, published in February Last, the shares are is the hands of 73 parties, 46 of whom reside in Bhaflield.—SAerield Tarts COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.-111nExairx3, Oar. 23.-Tkrla has ban a dull day, eesroely anything dose by private contract. Brokers have not published the result of to day'. eats of indigo, ea it will canalude tomorrow. The pubtle sake of produce d ecl ared tae the week are rather lees than of late :-Tallow : 430, 43e. 3d.; toini. 47e. 6d. • rough fat, k. 7d. Arrived du r in g th e week. 6,130 mike ; delivere d, delivered, 2,308 arks; the present stock ce band is 31,931 calk; at the same period last year it was 25,288 sail.-Provision: Butter baa been In lair demand, and fine Irish Ear elightly advanoxL-The supplies of bacon have been large, and pr.a have given way fully 3e. -Lard dull of ,ale.-01k steady: son psis, 1171.; sue., 33/. 10e. to NA ' • brown and yellow, 241.10 231. ; 741. to 731.; headmattsw. 731. to 761.; cod, 241. • South Sea, 23/. to A 10s.; olive 0,11 4 3 4 471. to Spanish and &idly, 431. to 462.; palm, 331. to 341.: m om nut, 401. to 411.; seed, rape, pale, 361. 10e. to VA ; linseed. 221. 10e. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS, Ocr. 21. Iloeted. Delivered. Pr. Stook. 1647. BITOATI. F. - 1112 3,181 - 2.3 - KW Nesmith. bags 13,743 11,497 173.13 138333 Bengal& Madras. bee 6.464 7.968 167.807 147.973 Feral.. ~• ••• • • ..- 1.040 1041 9 69.725 163190 Correa, A P. ....em us 6 73 3,.84 SAN Mock .. ...... - 149 10,084 7,766 0 .73:41........bap ON 3.783 136.613 98.198 SA* 3, 7.167 it0 r :7411....... 7 - 637 6.6 272 - SI 117 13.691 14.425; COTTON.—LivearooL, Ocr. 23.—Tbere wee rather more demand In the market to-day, but the feeling whir has prevailed for some time wse without alteration. The sales were 3,000 bales. Prior r on Pride,. SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCIL—MAus, L2l. 0171. , 4112. 101.1511. .OLIaIL ML 4 Dahlia lll Holland .... 00 India v. Beath- 0 Mears 2 Wren ord Mader .... 01 emotes-04M Hann. Goal 2 DonagnAdis 0;7 Friar lO Do. Harmallen 0 0 Warr Ocia 0 Guers.aalen. Lishco..oet 16,0 Brien and Hal Mar „Or 0 Hamburg Spin. N.& W 01 Wax., Or* Ostarsenn, Ocr. Rambler, Pram; Prima Doom. Denis; Northumberland, New York; Ram. Booth Seas; Fanner. Coen; Parkfield, Callao; Emily, Bordeaux; Hope, Buenos Ayres; Paw, Antwerp; James Watt, Havre • Counter of Lined*. bur ; Josephine, St. Metre, Midge, Adele, Fair Maid, Rosen; Era. both, Fides, Kench ; Indy Fitaberbert, Hudson's Bay ; Holster. akeedt • Earner* Antwerp ; Matilda ,Denmark; Lester* Rio Gra nde.—Elsiled : Bathurst, Ascension; Statist, Sidney , Eitr stine, Petersburg; Bartel, New Orions; Harmonic., Penelope. Done, Norway. Lnaaroce, Our. LB.—Arrived: Indy Newborough, Gallipoli; Elps„ Bilbao; San Juan, Rivera; John Mobile; Windsor, Pry Sheridan, New York ; BarkhlU, Neland ; Nina, Rio Orris; New Orleans; Carishrok, Charleston; Belle, Priam Ed. ward's Wand ; Fortuna, Bilbao ; Judith, Use. Hamburg ; Crest, Progress, Ostend.—Off America (e), New York Importer, Callao; Albion, Pernambuco; London, Bay Chaleur • Stsadt Whey& Marc ; Theodore, Orend; Liberty, Jane, Pandora, Ariadne, Ana Crighton ; John Bright, for Valparaiso, putting bark.—;ailed : Agra, New Orleans; Sarah, Beirut; Con Adler, Quiniana; Ignacio, Palermo; Orphan, New Iforit, Ms , Beirout ,• Georgians, meets; Fame, Burr Arrei t l =l2nMLN New Oriessni b.dinia, New York; Ocertrodia, [Advertisement.]—lNDlGESTlON, that parent ot 20 many Hamm may be effectually cured by the one of the celebrated Vegeta/de Restorative Pills, prepared by John Kaye. of Dalton no. Dar Huddersfield. This amnion le not bared upon mere opinion ce fart' but upon facts. Jonathan Oette tailor, of Wlochoucr, stuf f= years frees indigestion, be was recommended to try Kaye. Worsdelfe Pills, and a• the result, he has alloyed better health than for pears before.—Mr. James Noble, of Itraimpton Cumberland, writer-. Wife was for a long Um* troubled with pitns in the etomacts, low of dawn, Yd general debility. She was fully metered to ess Emil box of Wine pale."—ltil. W., of Ending, W to Mr. C. J. Verniore. I believe Emelt Pllts tee, wins I was by Ne on cholera."— Z a Wessie 1 = 21 ( 4 21 aaw ,aereMite r udi t an s d tWeo .iTagid PHlL—Every one neer late,Jkaikner. ar hadlgestlon, le *mussily racommeaded so eve owe • id& Ilse list Mr. peels droM of sewn soda facis Me on sae dlreettem for ore wish borerawat an teno t ie l are nemlas. Sold by all yielders, pries la. lid., 9d. ,or is. Id. per bos. [AdvetIiaSHISHL]—HOLLOWAYS PILLS A SUPERIOR Barmy t rod Ammons or =a Cm*: axe Hinson or vex Lynne. =et Wilde, a melding at wee Milhaud w ri lri t rince Pxu Jee wc til l ,ths Wiest, tram miss bar breathing sad articulation bad become se extremely &M -onk that the gamma opinion. even ot medial men, win that bee lamp wine diseased ; Ulan to obtain relief from other source% at anted Wing Holloway's Pills, and on rapid has been her reoo. wey Wale MO Of this invaluable medicine, that It appears quite ml. maim. These pills are equally efibiactiout in curing old= reeled maids, esthetes, sore throats, and all pulmo unc s • —BolWd by and ell druggist% end at Proftnor Holloway's Establishment, 244, Landon. Minnl9. EZAMDMORL—Oct. M. at Gram t.iolierestreat, the thfc of N. Boards mare, 0.E., of a son. EDYIL—Oct. 90, at Devouport. Mrs. J. tdre, of a son. ELLIOTT.—Oct. 19, at Brighton. the Mk of R. Elliott, Esq., of • 111 ETON.-od. 17. at Edinburgh, Mrs. J. A. Fullerton, of son. FUL ElL—Oot. 19, at rullamore, the wife of A. H. Puller. Lee.. of • 0111b0N.—Oet. 19. at MonMeller, Viewforth. Mrs. Gibson. of a son. L 1 011 T.-00. 19, at ranbridgewelts, the Woof the Ras. W. E. Light. of a daughter. LIND/Mi.—Oct 19. at Olgegow, Wm ofWLdta. jun., of son. LOY 11.10Y.—Oet. 9Q, Flu W. Lovejoy, Loraine-oleos. Holloway, of La daughter. MITOIIIfLL.—Oet.I9 at Dumbarton. Mrs. B. G. Mitchell. of a son. MOODY.-OM. 19. kwlll4l =turf. warEtokenehurda. Ona, the wife of the Rev. 1. M ,of a eon. ROLLO.-od. 18 at Blocreaeld Cottage, Lech*, Mrs. D. folk, of a ma. WISMART.—Ocit. 19. at Edinburgh. Mrs. Whitest. of • eon. WuoD.—Oct. 17, at Ttteidleld Cotter% Freon. Mrs. J. Wood, of a eon. MRRIAGE& OLAPHAM-101113801L-01. 18 at Wham* Chunk by the Res. J. E. Cam, H. Clagiumi. Dm, amly son of S. Cilimamn, Esq., of Ake. worm mews, Yerlohlre. to Mary, Mdrd denstgar of the hue Ur. somata, of Thathoothad, to that county. itmam—MEMFM.—Och 19, at Itt. Wiry* 110m4ford.lieBolir. H. V. Clarrnan. Jun. Ildt. of HarieFelreet. irmcroad. to Mtn, eggs daughter of W'. Ereci. ft.. or Cottag•grose. Wllemtd. Woof Mob hiaL Emu. 111:40—YEAT8.—Oet. 111. at Glasgow, by the Wow, of hild.C&lda. Mr. G. Wag, of Wamolr, to Mr, Janos& daughter of J Yew, Meg Load er& LIN USAF —ILA 11.118.—Oet. KM Pat the En. O. Wood, nod; col„ M. undo', ao Matilde. youngest af the leas IfejoreuL Ilarrtkof the loyal Ardlery. sod of omit Tamar. Demoshlas. MAITLAND—MARDYNL—Oct. 11, at Dundee, by th• Bee. lost, Mr. C. Malthad, LUtogie, to Mary youngest daughter of Mr. J. 11110141111—°V;t1AIL—Oct. 91, at ateresey. J. W. More& end& ran of J. W. Shaw hag.. of Mlackwall. to Judina. daughter of U. Ts thaw Eat. al Peplos. DBLTHB. AL An LEN on. —Oct. 19, at Burnhire. Barrow, Ward eon of B. Tr MM. isa ariaIMGY. 19„ Lisagniton, Alfred. yousgeet eon of the We Ur. . 11. aLted 11011M54911T.—eem le, at Lyrae, near DOM& & Beeremet. Isle el MY Weediy, HAM. aged M BBADLItY.—Oat. 19. Y Keedrigtes, Fluviette wife of B. Bradley. gee of the %Mere Deparlimlat, Teem, Mad IL 0111CBTON.-04. L. at Pawky, Mon Bamford, relict of Mr. T. Criaton, aged IA HlLL—Oeb y..t. 21, at Clagilaregbg. Surrey. Margaret Helm, wife of A. aged 47. Li IIDLZ..d. 99, Make. relict of C. Liddlo, MA, of teed,. aged 611. RODBARM—OeI 30,At /helmet! 6W, B. H. Bodbard, wee H. BKTO N Med. Ma..—Oet. 19. at tlbeeWw. Buelue Gowan. lelulamt daughter of A 811EPPAAD.—Oet. 15, at Woodford. Berm AKIS. wife of B. Mew nerd. Me.. aged A. BTOBNY.—Oer. le, at liesgate. JeMer Mr. B. Barmy. TURNBULL-od. 15. al Hetrick. Ces,, only Mediated al the be Mr. L. Tembell. W 111. at Breen Dwerielmble. Man dese y relict al T. WOMees. bt.. W 1 et. IL at Bete* oues, Tamer. ADAM relict of the late C. MIME, 1/1.1.. aged TS. "mr,;=-arrveLa..."4-,waar. gmu efeweertwo—Tesseee Oee t easa Y. am SAARI LIST.-Lowoos. Orroroz 23. 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