The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-02 00:00:00

.0 ' 1- '/, . • '" /i a 4,1 / 44- ./ ~+~_~.~ It ~~ • ... ../ , / 1 ATIONAk s PROVIDICNT lIIIIITIVITON, no - 4,4 : 7 r !!• , -!!um".....,.... !! . lirmtap .. .azin ea sOl ii i , 4 navemiltiii... - iiiii . "me MO ER . M hit . lilidt aim i. So loMMil g ete mb . idembhur ilia .0110111MMumal er ille Ina aml „ ni g d ea momma memsomM dm m : Me IM •( le MY, Imam Ala Yr 13M nib and lad& iliebillahla JOIMPH MIIRBII. floomin , _— _ .... ..... lISOCIATION for PROMO mu th. It Isl. lEF Ai g == "")Lis. 44 1 7 . rj05, 1 " g a ff sepernimermil Mr sere—The sm. the Mao LOl% ati l tr:4:tir e .= " I WA Vjges.ll42. 4 WoreWOW Perish PIM. Pr. Z. Derim pbe haw Cratere. bag. hr. W. Cberame W Care Ihre, J. O. Orraheee, Cr W. Oren, Ter . L .K. Ware 04,410.4., M.P. tee There Doh =L o d , Pee Wallas Dadnrorth I rato w. Ow O l t, Zee.. 1L 1. I*elm Ash* MUNN CO.Pers MAK Pied twat lhm. Therm Ilmariv, Or o bd. sw aa rre Barad W. Neese J. G. Were. /hre H e e. W. & tearer. &P. Sec Mem Ilerewth Mr. Jerre Paw.. M U It. " tr i res4.4 Meer Ittered J. I I "1 r le . rmil . , . . 1 s s ' , 4 . a Y. B. Ileq. . iso w . a. Nimadet. Weller taw nee 11.! E = 1: Meres., g M.P. Nagar rt a reer Ilm. Ow aste. Jerre Mir . Nabams at w.. mlm. 111 =k.. 16 7: A a r D Orhr USW. Pea 11. 11 :".• aired =am Ip. Lear T Jutevecalr, Anideare d fi w zrei=r y t . Thar Vera& tAL. ILE OW a. 4, th. Mailleeplere. Tretslowarere lay Mad "rad tledellee enr an , reran are from tos w ooi s a rraerielree earl err the arra purr of Imre& le mws treU, decree'. ehoratisch, ee ttheriswel t be =TRACT ROM A RECENT REPORT. WO O e Yee s o to serer el the ale/ wirer the Deem[[ Mr let=thse ray inere Wrap meek IS ter Mei OW pm we 1."1 = 4 1 ". 1176 .1 I. ► awl a. %r ed" tra mins. sna r, t wo , tor bar ae seerre u= e ID Pit we & U tree sr the arra* 4 We reale r. The erarelee ...eierdie rare rpm Meter areaway diereeleder . s , too „, 0 0w Kee, is re mere the air wpm rile andra4,llr he KT) eras. k ...,.. t... 6., .... shady 6. the aeriadhl Milmen 4We =ere Weer el hat pear aiw eit at : l ie ..., s Wawa, sk oo si ssy veriell7E l4 =k, 4 .... LIM 110i . re=ra lai re rZiel ww l - Aaearregianari - WVIMI pigskadvaimagapri: . _ _ 210imat d Cat sod Or- se plara ll" . iletbal. i';4•• iia to 6 E.7.Binwa 1......4 • iii x „,... HAMA 2 2929211 ‘ f mid Nark I t aws 11. P. 32%. I: PIA ... si r 20 1 Th.. Hal.i. •••••••2:12. 2% . T ft , K... I. a 1 .Lo A Vrterrl •• •• • 2 Dei llanannt. it tatoati DI Mos. 9:•••i. r .I=iiiiii. ii: iii. w. 3. ararer. .• ffiwa swam% 1114 • •• • Ila u lirs iii . 4i6 : Nog.. 412 dm. run. 11.2 Ans.. 4 Itiiiiiii:iii:::::i o „.,.....,,,,,, ): R ` 1 / 1 . 01 9 9 V1 96 : •• • T il"..". 11 211:.iiii it 1 c. ::: 1. ior. - • - - s• 3 c. I ipl i Ty tr._ _ 1 6..iii6: if i!, ta n W. talk Nat.. . J. 11110aa.. Wii...linfdati. 10 Wow 21•• J. t'. Ilan. km& Mr.. Maims .• 1:. M. 11..we11, KR. 0. Parr. • Lot> Kandy Foley .• Lad) l'.olgukKman • Ramey J. • . • 10 key-2. P. Krill . a $ 1:44.11L V. Otoplued 2 12. 11.1.ckv. EN. • 11.411a..01..4*. I.:0q. • Mk. K. 11 kook. . • 1 Tbooaao Clarke. Piq. • 111.• 1 1 0.1m0lb a Jame. Krm dal, taq. • 3 The Karl..f llarrvaby A 11/ Ml...Nroke l 1 IL S. 11..11.M. • MY. L nolrnnl • 1...r.1 A. Ilene., • 1 1 1.•• Ilervay a 1 1 J. I.`. lamp, 1100. 21 • CaL Cadre= 4112 . 6 a • 0 Ws. Titian . ... ..........• 1 it% ................• • Ws ..• 1 Lady Norri a I T. ember. I I ........ i 1 1 1.%.11•11'"-- taTa .132 . ass.. Ram. et te liaa. ....sr isr. • ........ I pm. ..6. 1 ir„iletmut. 1165 .bd le C. Ova.W.i.i. ti . ‘•■• IJai. 11.namas. an. • 2 • Taecouat Owe .• T. 11. Ikaarairi. Ling. SAgniTCTI akad•• W 11. Yalmaa, Kag. 3 F. 11. J..ohn floater. 5 .ta.b. ttea moo. Willraltaan Egerton. Kap. 30 . . Mn It Sr.Joh.. MlLleany.a. 2 I Vew. Jun.. ladllo• 191 Ml.. atel a 2 u A. 11. Ihelteld..lllda• 10 Mira M. A. Vice F. Hartley haw. _266 dos 5 0 Maj.... 91 Mn 11. . • S 5 J., Keirioll... Leg. C . Ilean Oro. . Loral Jaw Egan.. Saliba C. D eus. rry. 5 o ?bo a . a . n66 1 mun et o f the Aw ...LIU..n will he roun4 to Ora full 4e. Vile .4 It. vents...to It may 4e had at Mewl, Klein..., 114 , 1.1 , 134 ef CA.. wlll t. lurvar4.l I.) wet. ow alw.heatlo• to Uee flearoati. Coetuibuttus. will be recelecel I ! ! the ualendentioae4 batakies: At TNT WT•T Maw. Herr', Farquhar. Awi Co.. St. Chatlne-trook )(ern, Coul.C. awl Co.. rand. IT CITT. Mn. Ilnara, !fret Moor, WW.A/W.. I.W3CIi. awl Illrchla lAA!. tiNICIA.V. Homo. and . greet. •65 hy lb., Secret.), at the odkv .4 the A....natio% t It. Mart/al. pie% Trafalgar PLANT II RO l' IC SOCIETY'S FARM 1. SCHOOL, toe the Itetornati.et of Cameral bed Vaseeee Dem Ta.•••, Her Moot Ornel..o. sloje•ty the QUEEN. Fle!,l MANIA! Ilh 1t.,) %1 111,111,,. Priem A 1.11iN1f,11.0. Pam i.e.r — lll. Or. the 'oaken( RICHMOND, i.O. TSB*. n —Nlllivn 4.1a.1.40e. The committee hays hettn ettal.led by the liberal support it , to their plan, at , forward In Vt...wiry h.q. to porcha• a very eilglide atno of Loam, at Pottar ha,. Illnr hornet.: o•I titan by the irnme• thap trwti et the for which Mr. al-flatt has Itin.ht , l 4n Conipettli.l a •imple hut effeti‘c 004 , 7 out the Wand., of tlair t,ttidishwent trete It.. itrt-atst London idle in St. Oconee In the cour-e .4 thy 101.0111, v,rlue mil tesnmer. The atclet., praeot plan .4 tel.nemat..ry etturati.al till he modified • the fame ..ch..4 the Intreducttea tw.. improrententa I. The ...tein ..f .I..meotte so..*Mien. elect. hap loin &Witted so eseree.telly at Mcttrty. 'lambent. mkt ..the continental .4 it. formatt..a. till he the 101. being .liettled Into faotll,o. of Nwnn ..1 each. every f4tllly • 11. y • hetet a.e..mato•lated la a tniarala bout, and each bouy lA:nutthem tooth., enopl..)e I, awl practited In ell anon , " tanandlF .enir. Mn tea 110.10, I The le• . will le ‘1001) elm& oi.l In huneralry, eitakom. ant the plainer istwhankvil art. e.enteteLl • ith fans Lob. or.ettrY ' , or healer ••• • • taught tio bleat, hi. •ovit 014.1 rovii net a %inkier& arnouat of vltioeolary lioirtsetlon In itartitie. • ritin wet vi The Coinaitthe ale alortaali , ..k. t.. 41117) their new a , ••hilvluneat Tvorioviloallr anovvible. Tao only of the faintly M. 0.,. aerometer dating hop, wil l he bulk la the hen the rano th in. .1 lel.* ealeeeen tweitrovntely he the u4litnoi a • qhor houve, er. pulp& vappdet maahle. Its IX•411.4•11 , to fulls relll v. the, t Tbe .acerve, however. tlwir Yet. to r , (ono the hors shorn their arhool rteeivta. &made a. ...venally .41 relit:low. Influence% ano lm th it they hare .letcrilnete.l ..n nom eremite a chapel for worvhio Vol .troottou. tee.tlier t h at the Tontitown rapport or the IVAhr will ju.tlfy them inverrhai the a blithe.' outlay w..arb Will he thee require& Sulvveptioto to the Philanthropic , Society Farm Sehool will he thankfully etvviti.l by the Treuotrer. William Clang. or. Emt. , 7. AUstia. Mare by the rt -.lent rhaplain. at the levitttution. Mt lleorwee. kW.. or at Me.., li , anqUel 3141 ~ 73, Lagahaftl-Arqt ; Mean Were Mut .4rtaq , 4t-.r..l' outte P. 141404. 11.41... r. of Cr. will le f 1 .site I av routekre of the *hoot LI4 .4 lane, to the alerts/ Fowl for the lairehme of the Lead an.l erectos of the 11011111 wee regaled - - Mr 110 n Onerioan Malone the QUNKN mad /Ile Royal 1 thet.oo pelmet iCiiarr . . . . . ., 41° " 1 ••• ,,,, , •..m..... 1:4. 1 106 00J. O. r a ttly, 1:4.. ... SI 0 0 Intanhild end Co.. .. 1.16 v. ' Col. K Loa) 1 0 0 ow. am/Co-_ C 0...... 106. 0 J. Horne. Keg.— .... 20 0 0 &milk Pam. aiol C 62 10 .. Rev. J. Undo RJ. nee Loyd ... _ ... 62 10 0 m im ae .a., K.4*. . , n .) 0 0 0 101110.0arsey.0110eo. 11 1.. J. 140111 c, Ifni- i 0.4 01 0 0 lessett. Hoare. and Co. SI 10 0 D. Ifaeo, Req.. ner ditto . 11 0 • ineinnet and C 0....... CI 10 0 .1. Y. icautert, E. 01.. per 40. ll.'. C.141)...1 Co. . .... . 1.1 1.1 . J. WM100.., PKI., P. A. 10 10 0 Mews. Mon .. SI 1. , .. It Riennln, log.. in .10. 1 0 10 0 Lem brunneed . . 62 10 0 J. Ilan. lip per ditto II 10 0 Haney* ante, . .... 22 10 u Tao livid l ice. dir O. (ryn. Halifax. and en. . 62 10 . ' ilre). Idt. . . . 10 10 0 %rein. linen C and 0. 82 10 0 0. owner hr. 214. . lO lo 0 Primo, Ilan/wry, and 10.....1 Ilaalrop Jan , 1'... 63 10 0 2:04.40r .IRA 14 10 The /Ivens al Wee; R e v. th. IWO ...... lO 10 Islas ...., . . • ... 00 0 0 J. WaL.... l. • s• , 1 ° I° ° Loni Flevenlaa• .. .. .... IS Al . U. P. baliu, t lO In 0 R. !.. 1141.44. Kai. ..... Si) o 0 Mr.. 1 /01.6,441 .., 00 0 0 C Pis,. 11'.q. ... ... 01 0 0 Ileni)llolhe4Mia.. lO 10 0 * (1 00 ,, P.A. 00 0 . E.l.r.inl 1116• Min .... MP II 0 14 ' J - I °. 0 •14. liiii. le •co John Hilts, ina. ~ lO II 0 The 1.101 Lisp of C. Perg;a c U i. M.R 1• 10 0 Lob Lo.. ...... ... as 00' , Ic LP. •10 0 The Mhos Ciro•os.. • 0o , Mr. 1111•11111111 lO • 0 L.. Tww.... • 0 0 O. r. shatima, ik to se 0 J' 40 ,.. 111 .1...... . • a •n , 11.1001,10.1 ii. 1,4., DO 111 0 el r sitswanig . 1 0 o (i. Warkcrbaith, NA The Rad ef CAble.... •0 • par Mita . ..... JO 111 0 1164 1= 1 . ariOn. ::i J. ken= t.. 1 4 . -. "I:I: : PM of • • • II 0•;T. I. Ilher.oo.l, Mei. lO 10 0 1:•I of 1100•000. .... II •u/ , Lem Lord. km.. 1000 • •• •• • Th• &et mm.o gi ii. :IL J. 0110•04 1 0 0 •* /0 • 1 1 000. ••iILLTodAL_ _ ,11 1 0..., 1 . 1 . 0 t i t 11e m. 1iz i ... „ ...... • 0•• Pk I. 1. °dial& Wel is s• • .. . •• , Iteery Remade. Mg.—. 111 14 • Jot . •• i Rev. 11. Itudarma .. lO I • t O . OOl . Ned. ... • • Arthur P.n • i iii. lll 10 0 0' amL. Rai.. ••0 1 V. nerjecnt .t4lanla . III • • ~—. WI 0 • Len! Al,OlOlOl . . _ 10 • 0 i i i• "ono. 0011.. Mend Penrhre, Can lb • 4 Ran e.i..iiiii;:ico: ;; ; . 1 4 .1:0:1 V' . 1: : : C. V v.**. 110 0...... 01 0• I Nem a 0 • 71 ... •• • • 01 • u /11 '• 10101 dellhee . ..... II • • R. wai. . - .4 4 ..k.i.: 10 0 0 N. Tateten. r... 0. ... a s 0 0n R. P. Olen. Rtn. lO • 0 Pl 2 berm 0. 1 ,.... I• ,o Ile, K Hrs.. .. 40 0 ink 11, 4 ... . 00. w. P. cc,..1. K.:, M.P. 1 0 1 0 0 3 . Neter. 11. n. .".. 0 0 Mk, W01101M010 . .. lO 0 0 J. R. O yer, int . 21 0 0 C. Kly r, KN. r .. . . 10 10 0 lin t. I'. Paithane . 21 00 J. Thi c ekeray, C on. • .. 10 01 0 lin Coate:p , , 9 0.1 01 .67 nahwripthon wader el. 10, £4N I. Toil room a/may oal.erlnsl Fehnumrp lot. £3. 0 51. Fa' TUKYLa. Maim Chaplain. il lIOOP•Ple. LA. 3, Mk PERFECT FREEDOM frank COUGHS in Ten after tee 1. mama .1 by 1311. LOC4.HIC I PI'LMONIC WAYKRI4. Ppm ] itu. J Waft-, .4 Jarrink-a! - l..tn ',wed .4 as .dedlnalc WWI .110 , IIM• 4 •1 •Ihirh I 1.0.0.1m.11.• the hot eleven in..tith.. Ay the toe " id'e • I . '" W take the liberty .4 yel iresdne I .e. h 1.. n, thtt 6:eble idelneiny db... 011eicy in 1.0 - mum. 4 oh.. dee, a.- I have to apply t...d.afo ytd CIF-- %lewd J. Or 41,0• RT 1 .'" , •• • Wart , .we Ift•tant mid WI • 1110 , 1 Mite of ablluna, had all ‘11..e1,...4 the Meath and Innen They have s rn...t lama 1•441-141, :al and ilk per Anent' Cn..l Itmle lane. rleet .. Sold by all medrlne endrys. T LADIES.-140WLANI)8' KALYIK)R.- Ail/dental Italternic Pretentilne, el laholbda earner in enri tai l the Jon from ail blotebie relieve freckles. tito , Lesu• or . "slitting • tnalthy heehaw. AM trawl •••' I • otter... el .lelkstey of the barrio and arrer n is a ° b. Mic'hinit melt tunny the heat an.l Awe of ammo'. ems, of surtlkini. 4lnes Incms. Ind leatal Ittlainnualoe, Ile kma awl ttenovely tarn acknowletirel. Prime. 6 4 . and bottle. lice try of von... Katy,lors, containing mineral I) M11e. , . to the cornektion. Am, which, by their ii, r 7r e , endarlier isalth Mach bottle of the genuine hart tM Kt•lor at the *rm.'s, Ity A ROW LAN D uhttolt avian, Lundkal. b y all cheinias aad pewees. SMITHFIELD CLUB PRIZE CATTLE SHOW. %mt. zistatreit.—Dissabe I. LI, sad IL EOf SOLICI TORS, BUILDERS, an d others.- CIRCASSIS a dnna o, Ism or mat fa sor or le LIT* DIVPOvI; OV. en motel to to lioura. GARLAND rd Co, WIIUi sod lionomormo. . Coodowlolra. TU PUBLIC WMPAN IRS, LANDLORDS, HOtttts •0113111. &a-WANTS% nouns. been or wean, Y nor of landau et nalneties dinalete. on repahlen hem at low CtilareZia. A rrilt• gi rtir oo l d1 11 ) bee= P a s e r il enu ikuWl m ghe CC: Oamohn.letro. DRRD AND ONE, STRAND.— • will smut drew to sled 1 11 he =ed away. RACING 0 IP 1C R, 301. &rad— ealmallso Of i r ime ner= e 2he ahem. stabil= = e ra r ed ositele w te is, se re M o ans Sass , . sad with& wee morale le KM Mee el Gee .rem be oohs fulloteler ilelt le wry oldelotes emellene The wertly aim= ametedi the - lifialse 911seln Oh Sheol rim& ts /mew le ire tout epee eel. Mbar at iluelmet at Cll7=ef Addles thumeeese et So halo, 011eelleol pride* .le VW axle& Too theta esrliee •le meg ToT ~elr e ms . rirnz i Ta s inet " eraile rr_ ia tiZy= .Ilemaid Isd j d .i."' ••lll• = dd .ortam es u M= awl oil the segeert . 7 6 =1=eiart are. the - Wow et Inn o t. ou g et awe sharpers ; rare ronewhered thin wee en. epee the mho et " XI tee some din open mieleetperseen ba the Mee been ' VM S + neer sot Os °nib; sd 4 stese e. d i test reiW m a r .. -t i te=e b re . that the - r - aealiV i n o f lam Re rbee its been ? ha alms No. Ills ash dem donewasei soups la the Sops =az be ar r r oi la ersr le My etellZ thief Uldeb thelr - Illseithe be = n 4 lll ri l e P mem A i Llet j et ta t k =LI eri Ihir we se seieenealee law el=l I r e elleakia Eel Int th em e., eliernow et 111= 1 ,. 44 lie pet etionill c=. ell ear i n Zier seal e a r u ' re-eV elhis with ail their o It meltre &ne s a* abate Oro= InereUlt=i d lE ibi ta tweintin-the l ettg =re whlMe nw esit s ...er rale se peonotal min Baer i reeneeihmrre s i. tnesill in teM ret hi. add er= ill apliot ream mews set se Midi that dell met make e echelons Sena{ Mart the midis -the velar herd who mt. not actilerel or even stiernomishoneen -Mall be is front hedulelsit Y. berwiem latered Ow m.. 4 popular of our seistlim It I. be *Wei (bet thlw truilaino merit 1... the batten et Ihe worthy alikewiesi epee...Moe and shatter it ari.w. hum the palliest purlieu. los ell& In slum. complaining of " the mimes Wei their let tere." et aim the t urn, .4 old ree, mitt entice the "ihrelirez.=.4. ttu " ite , Lioacirs t re .. exile:mar ii turn, seem b re betr - cce ompi. alui n lbstr mart., aour W. by velathou meddling with their arnmemmelle, and (a COM• Pi ail CP canary all their idle Owe me an fliefir ken in .. Wei what. their haters" nee ahem When inot loos OM be ha cerement the he ef SWAM * foreardlor v. ben enritan aumumernenvipublidied the /Wag OM.. The %tyre el /lank banterer, mil taw beer te gem* hi dierneter an a be than by Mediae hie had • entniere to be thnrit In the am M oat a purpu.e. Tbe meneorr. ha.o already Mated pablkly, at the . aimed Theatre. Yetaray MR not get m contempt of the her. list that when the Ito. le &demi..? mePetml ettlhoritY. to he anthet them. they will obey it Bet they hill not take the lee from the Cl* ids of Timplehar, to Meet Alderman Wilma would. with more hum maned banulf. -I on. dr, toe the mem !en of the Halm row obeilloet sonset, ITII, lieaerstoseetary. F ATHalt WINT E it A Tale. Item the Mimic tee of I Twee sow Sheeler of Klebseen.Ferty= "j". ..11Ilme Is Antoine-1 forget the dole; tltemeneivitment of melt sod O w Old Winter teetered M 11154 with, Maine te comettuanee. nod diem use Y. AM very oil -fin I raw there to me. 1 Its most ' lock. hone roue' hie free* " beer Whom ruddy slim Wended all the pion Two Whico, at our-drone. I onierod. For chick of mum, they admirably Med. Us being introduced. he bow d his AM thee unto the two peal tallerebZ - Ire caned won yea. misliense." Mi Y. " Hemet to wit you've Lomond for me. Your Ind pima Mater Seek I vatted much, Tau out and out. and I pronoune'd n Wet; Rut plume to WI inc." raid the oil nem Whot kiwi o anklet your proem% are r" "with 'CIPWChIti MO•C:S. b o th py re eb.e, We II tell you what we have for winter weather; PC* let tan menthe, venerable ere, fl stock of NEW ATTIRR. You tag of ler yaw'. Mock. mid Weer, MOSES, Nut Pitt M what our WCYCIMACW now diwrioeue Comw--over-reme. •04 LI,IPCIC WC dimply, In etyk+ &Jagged to the ~trot day hoproventeat - le our watch word, are-sad thatY Apparent alw. le oar elegoo NKW MATH. A hit, mid ROPES. front our muck of etockw Would We the moo white loch.; Yoe rant Marine, ('ether. mid the batten. Hoe much we've dime In thee eirestat matters, Nor date "or credit ...le I..ta Lee, "rhea .tee doe, 'en aloe NEW 1400T9 AND snout. With Am , like them them poor old Vote' of yours. Would not be plagued with Monona. menu sad corm Another thing we mon allude P.. dr, AM t h at. our prevent 'lock of choice NEW FUR. The ladies have TWOWOIIIICCti them out andoet, AM elm the ladle. my Involve. no doubt ; If you Won tole bachelor-ore gum., You Venue the god .h 1 lady for none death. A raw ii)CO‘ClOtill alma you will me lee. ry feature of our HOSIERY. There's not en article In NH C 11.4013 More, Hut what the piddle Millie 1110.1 and more ; Rea are the melioration. on have mad. IN COLA peculiar feature of our Mule; Well done, mid Toth, Winter, and with that He took hie Mkt end mend hie broad brinamd Act • am wort emUtkiel ' TM Treasury of Taste. - roeueinies ■ detaikd tba et preen for each department udb full directions for self dacasure- Mat. amayte boa es applleatiee. r forwarded pose free. --- . --- fa d. -...........—. Swami aad Waiter Cosa, Autumn sad Winter Costa L ad. In al the wow arta from •• 6 In aN Its sorsa salsa Cbotteritekl and Codas from ..... ......... 1 6 0 to., and ot,ry ti nt , of 11, r....4= e,mell:.:::::::::: $1 : rosy tnminoti .1 60 . ii (lUll The Prewar ..... ...... Oll 0 New Haler 1 0 0 all thesigareisd ... 016 6 Warw. .......... 1 6 0 Doadda Trea50r5.......... 1 1 0 Ploadia C 44 44 - .. .. 160 Anna al Wrier Trams 0 4 6 Dow Cala ....... ........ 112 0 Deeeklio data . • 1 6 OM quails ........ ...... 116 0 Seams aad WilaieWWW.l 1 • hag dab .............. 116 0 Vests Caste . 1 0 0 Nat . S 3 0 trail awe ' 1 4 • Csairon i elsal_,.. .. .. ...... • 411 8... Baer and Tole Seta. Maar Mom ... ... •U • . 0 IS I. 111114. at awl Tama WY—. 1 S • 3founiing to any 'Oast at 11,e minute' notion. A salt of clothe woroplete for LI I. Ifetlen—The Shawl I Wpartinanit, 133, Ninon., Is non wenn MO every sneaky of the memo.. Marra —Any article purehawd, readynuute. or models amen. L sot apyrorso of trkl esehan4ed, or, if tirtferred , the maw re. nn. R. SWAM and SON, Talton, Woolien.drapori, tlothhrs, flatten, nester , . Furriero. Writ and Shoent.iker., awl Genera/ Outfitters for Lades and Gentlemen. ISt. ICS, 16.;., and 13f, ssid 83. 64. 63, and IM, Aidea.e, City. London. i and SON regret farina to nerd Ose puNk hnn,wition. hut hare Inured tint the satnidwansallt falfehood fellar•o nnertel with them, or It I. tha sane 'amen; Lean re sorted to in many Inwaneek and I,w obriona reasennaintaireso roe. seam an s with y other hourw In or out of Leona. Maas who dense rennin sod cheap elothinit, fe., ..hould cog at at and in the /I leaflet swot Atifritur, City. London. Take Notice.-116 Enahlintnerd done em pt iness* Friday MI sanest +at order, whoa headawia Is resented Wilt THE VKBY BEAT BLACK TEA, IA per IA sloripam4 dinelption of tads eat ItURNELL and Oft loNli Nl* by willing the eldest teag et the lowan Orlon of the . he • enStient eta antes lin they w ill not, for the 'aka of midair apperieme of LOW PRIMO, offer • tea of Inferior entity. Afetg thenrelest of the oden~ aftorded by an ample nittihd, is tr . faint *venal etAie of ereirwelalaffal n. they have per. chewed foe num • CARO° of the FUNS? TEA s enr Imported into ILNOLA. D ; rid am ien4 ill.tnetly wad den :leave the = . r d ...daft Wilr neglected Mende la different part. of the I the Oren to la of the very inn gonthty, and they nom Ca so blew Wm 4a. pw pownil. ae better en le not to be oltealned at apy prime Polhowl lw ow nem carts in all inn, of Loudon tlail. !Ws prm* woo earflap, No to any met of the thmken.-11U8SNLL soId..TKA 14NRCIIANTII. 110111411•011 LONDON. PUNI6I3 Bas ARGAND LAMP OIL, 4a. 6d. Par cam. I. c..pially applicable for the argend. eobkr. French .eantein. &sclera.) ilerteiption .J patent oil limp. The characterinic. d this ell are the Arenetb mail Militancy .4 Ihrht, without amok. o r MIA. Ms eetrerne peril>, a. It will not corro•le the ...a delicate lamp. it greater 0n0... In the ..lowneac .1 eonamnition croniarril with other elle, art tte not Arnim moth the nal I. Half a gallon or upward. .4U be delleire4 are nub. a. trial.--rlohl iialy be JUL IN DUN X and Co,. oil imirilinis, Sib Minton Wen. City. InfAVIEWS CANI/LES, 6frd. NA 6d. per lb.; wt .Wk ...Ws. Yd.: esmaella. RC lea, end o t:... mele. ;Genre eu, tr. 24.; awe woe. la la: . 1 Z• 1 . Al.; led was. 11. 14.; .perrn rAndlw. N. hod le. id.; setmale, eo4 ; natll.4 map. tee. awl Me. my 11l Me.; yellow. IsK, ble.. awl 9t. ; WI. le, Mai, I. 41 per packet; brows Wiebor. la. ft ; raw. : le.W. Ppvna 011, N. per make ; der. 34 ; :7 et weretalle. ; make eel. 4e. ill Fee owl et DAVI 14 •10.11.1w4 warebowe. al Ineet et groom' sea ell awe owl. at korer pekes. Primal tor T t W A LTrial, mot MA liiiiritTlioolmitort and Publiehers to rnivereley College. etreel ARLEY'S SCIENTIFIC LIB RARY kir the of Seho..la. Prorate ettelesto Ara*, see Iledthatio. I bib. run... .4 the Wit to f000 (h a aerie. of elenteeserz i tre• dm es insthetnateal •Cienelt, same.' to the Wain. of the ru at large. To youth of COM' Pet it Plibik 40 , 1 leivate vehonle ;to pimp. it oduatuon tern rietleetel, litho* yiks.t.on h., no t h.,. early Ilk to ouch ; and to artig, th e . I. •.II he in,leoluly .0.1. The irrinelples of the various ethelleith are maim"' 1 , 0 411 , 1 hrooeht a. near to our eetemopeet MIN Se pumelhie. the dentoe•tratlreve ot proproition• an nth4e pints for lb. =WI tool lorki foe the and the element, of each demean .dead sot °sly to their otosele4 hut to then . ..bertha form. Fifth Edition, ASYSTEM of POPULAR GEOMETRY; con taining In a fee levers so mach .f the Elements of Euclid as In and noneiret for a richt tookr-tan.bn: of every art end :Cresel t ra it. loading Imam sad great nrinotielmt 10 Gamma Danidr, A.ll Prise e► tid. dot& u. New Edith.. • COMPANION to the POPULAR GEOMETRY; is which the element& of abetrart views ern familiarise4 Iliac trine& lad rendered emetkally aseful to the tartans pumas. of life, with atmaerear cute. Br so e ' , sitar, A.R. Ether es.llll. t+en•ndi.4lltloe. ASYSTEM of POPULAR TRIGONOMETRY, both Plane awl aphorihtl , with Popular Treatise. am Learlthrah sad Nit Antliattion a Algebra 10 ,theeartry. By °seas' DeaulT. A.S. 'WO 30..4 . Yeretartenie who noir reek Oat Ilmltc4 kaowlsleo o( theta Willoolll. UNE. WO Neal no tros.hetrOteh ea he real watt IDOrJadeastage thou • D e P.pultr ilemortry bra.'"—Library el Corfu/ Kaowtokre, snick " Mechanic," FAMILIAR ASTRONOMY. BT Or.osoz DAILEY, A.B. I. nme.. wlth I.n:ravine, it, cloth lettered. • There %a 'act deal of r•tronoilet/ intorrnation. conveyed in a most ensiling sad en:wanting mallet,. In till. deb .:Intel ilulevalurae. *lnch. not lam for the novelty of 11 " than the wag:lM of Its Intelligence. re flect. ittilidta mein en the team and talallo It. projector sad editor. Mr. Parley --eon W HAT TO EAT, MUNK., AND AVOID; Inds Net Table. fat 01l Oseplathan By M. J. °enemata. M.P. Me. Careers —Yew to been point direelse, tranquil fain% • Red mast ,yeet,a dem best. sod connote! mks'. My an obenente of the tottrenior haute menthe& the tab* th e nerneely ma to the awl shammed estruturbro. rosy acqu're lee trans psyesn bapplana, as..l tare In br Mb Us nest parlor el till &Mattel to reams To be bet et Ans.nt. 21, Paternett er-mg • nal ruet dna' 31 1 . enethin : Mem. leen traio /1000/4 Arall-pbss. 11411•Nreet C t olortlS 707.] LONDON, SATURDAY, DEC. 2, 1848. [THREEPENCE. T o toiletry! an as Ibis the CiAlDLNltittt CIIIIDIIIOI.II OFFICIL 6, Oppir WeMeriereeteeketered. Loader reir reedy. pry to. BIM eleth, fIRNA MENTAL ea DOMISTIC POMMY; V titer Wray W Mareermest by the Roc Isere Save Delos. M.A.. lostaa of Llama ma Emote& T. Birds feria et Tw;riiirge Niel ha go- The C Mr Dust Ogre N ye Golden pid fiber Wig The urelltanbor /ere The (rem Weld TM WNW hared at The Cludierfer TM Orr* Per ~... i . m ogaddid 0.41... ne illiS . Gewee The mw. Dr Bent Ty rig...unit IBM owl The er Mt or The Poisarif Tbs. pia / o w l rare Per TM Prior Mary Tr a triteebirOwies TM Renoir Bowl Best The 'Shoo Duet The filry tad Bore EOrr Nowt Deerette Orr Pero Mete rim Pb.. ier Gomm Th e Marl lead rim.. art nw. Orrin Geer EBr MINI Boar Tho •st gra et Oar The Burry 2 = The Fen Per a =mum I led Irtreera for the Mr el eirws*-11•11- lir Chtealege. I. gra et weg a l as ol Lz=4.ll==tig; " WI; ht • Merigerwripet ilztirewhisto a "al eti ,is ir , Miler MI a i l* i r i ma et rerille - poW. ...re ll arge St r a ."lgi . Mb is Mb fried • deplonlie. nag Iniiiteg i be .4 l:pr ff eegon ihe miregreant ot per or will sew gag rot drearier. nod e we rt , we re error to all = . • tat. ref Is trright direilme wed/ moo albrd proildewEr n o: too farming reran ow of M. wrifir would row • earful retunrtion of Yr Are wren la arairmation of thew rigger we refer to Mr. trim war eible mg ireful book. whir le tart ear :LANS bb art ear a tNA , milionemit. 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May he ordered of all 4oelere. aml emelt. ogee,. be dent area AT three wenn, name.. hone forwarded to Jame. Matthew., fh L toper Woll.o°o Wen. Coventeardenr, Loudon. Price It. &L, LABELS for the HERBARIUM , consisting of the IMAM of the CLASSES. ALLIANCES. ORDERS, sod SUM ORDERS of PROVES:IOR LINDLEY'S VEUETAIILE KINU DOW to printed. to barge type. that they on be cut out and pastel let° the Herbarium A poteffice outer for U. wilt enable JaIDIS Matthew!. to mod this tree flypast. Prieto 1< &L, postage free. neat cloth. THE TREE ROSE.—Practical Instructions for it. Fornutho and Culture. illuetratol ny wodcuts. Reprinted fn.o the tiardesere Cbrualcie; erhh additiobal MUM by the butt], and "r ank 01111TONTS: AnoUl - Wr s uolog r ude of sows, irot of tram, le. r=a i or Irmo. seating dietence, shortenings kat.. he.; mew proper ter the pummel BreilCet7lll Do iline knife mug. than ors. day. tilos of day. Maio of ihe plea. aped Ink 1147,..r. =1 ...ea: 11.1. 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Ofire - Xiirer7r Wellln . :, 411Jd. each aryl. nr ( delivered anywhere In W publisher. Jame* 1 he —,-o e. lee, 4U qtne atnxt. Covent garden, Lomfoic. w 25 for tlkityl , wtbon et.n.e1144 . 1 ntaeo Tonretri Lon.bm. no a 11.4 offlos 1.411( oent, 1. Matthews, at the Ai., and made payable at LATEST FROM PARIS. DEPARTURE OF THE POPE FROM ROME. PARIS, Pamir, 5.30 P.M. Intelligence has arrived to-day, by telegraph, announcing the escape of the Pope from Rome, and his probable embarkation for France. The following is textually the telcgraphio despatch Cirita Vecchia, 26th November, 3 }Lim —The Consul of France to the Minis'er of Foreign Affairs.—The Pope secretly quitted Rome on the 24tb, at five o'clock in the afternoon. Rome was tranquil and indifferent. A vote of confidence has been granted to the ministry. The Pope intends to go to France. The steamer Tenure has gone to Gaeta, to take him on baud." Nothing of interest has occurred in the Assembly to-day, except the communicat on of the above tele granhic deep itch by General Cavaignac. M. Trouve Chauvel h^d just commenced hie finan cial statement, and Will epeaking, when our reporter closed his despatches. The news of the elections for the vacant seats in the chamber, which were circulated yesterday, are contradicted in some important particulars to-day. M. Napoleon Bertrand and General Pyat, who were re ported to have sirceeded, have failed. It is evident that the chances of Gen. Cavaignac's success are much increased, and his partisans are highly elated. They affirm now that no candi date will obtain an absolute majority, and that the election will rest with the Chamber. If this occurs, and it is very probable, General Cavaignae will certainly be nominated. The monthly nomination of the presidents and secretaries of the bureaus, which took place to-day, are generally favourable to General Cavaignac. Letters from Picardy announce that l'rince Louis Imes ground. M. de Lamartine has addressed the following letter to the journals : It is impossible to reply pemonally to all the lettere in quiring of me if I accept the candidature i f the Presidency of the Republic. Will you allow me space in your journal to communicre my answer to the country i It is this: Ido not canvass for votes ; I do not desire them ; but thc Re public may yet have difficulties and dangers to par through. Asaumption in soliciting is as far removed from weakners in refiring ea is devotion 'o one's country horn ambition. This dtvotion vuoptla me not to withdraw my name from the free choice of the country. I accept, then, the suffrages wbich .hall be given me. —L Iva Parr, Nov. 30. The Gazette de France has been seized for an article on the legitimist reunion of the Club Daphot, which adopts the candidature of l'rince Louis Napoleon. This is the fifth process against this journal since the 23rd June. No news had been received to-day, at two o'clock, of M. Prudhon, who left yesterday evening by railway. It is supposed that a meeting has taken place between him and M. Felix Pyat, but the result is not known. The 3forriteur publishes the returns of the produce and consumption of beet-root sugar from the com mencement of the season. The manufactories at work, which last year at this period were 287, are now no more than 238, being a reduction of 410. In 1847 the quantity produced was 9,460,253 kilo grammes. This has gone down ti 5,375,053 kilo gramme, being a reduction of 4,085,200 kit-grammes. It appears from the statement of the impottationa, ihat the duties received upon sugars from the French co looien, and upon foreign sugars, have been reduced by upwards of 1,500,000 f. I send you the weekly balance•eheet of the Bank of France. which exhibits a decided improvement. The amount of issues this week has increased by eight millions; the Treasury balance has auiemented 33 millions, standing now at 231 millions. The stock of bailion has improved by four millions; the overdue bills amount to only 95,0001. The discounts are in creased six millions, this increase having taken place in the departments, the amount in Paris remaining the s►me. An additional million has been advanced on the loan to the city of Paris, and the protested bills have decreased by about half a million. The amount of bullion in the coffers of the bank is 2423 millions against 410 millions of intim run. Dec. I. New Loss, Tone pot C a sts., 42 10 ; 1 1 1•• p• r Grata, 6. 30 ;it Lean, 70 90 ; Fours, Bel ien Man 1340, —; Do. 1542, U,. Tbrasa, ; Do. Twerand-s. 11011, —; *es Rents& 79 ; Roman 1.000. 39; Tremor. wan*, Rain share, 1393; Exchange on 30 days, 25 420 ; en dem 23 33, nab. asti.wers.—Psrls and Orleans, GOO ; Paris and Rouen, 333; Rouen and HIM!, —; Mignon and MumileN IGO; ;atm bourn and Bete, 323; Centre %%reran, 216 23; Amen and Bon kigne, —; Iterritanz, 363 ; Nortn, 343 75. STATI or TELE BUM or FRAME up to Nov. 30, with tlio wineoposellog .as of the pewidiog week : Week maw Wait wading Now. ft Nov. M. LIABILITIML I. C. C. C. Oupllal - .. 07.000,000 0 17,000,000 0 0.1101 of Dow ford Walls "" MUSI,OOO 0 moss,oso 0 Siam - .. 1#1,0,41.2 0 12.000, 0 90 0 Ilaiires et sew keel beaks ... 040,750 0 2 . ,813;180 Smarm le rot= 4,000,000 0 4,080.010 Illek eels le U. &ark Mae 11118 le aidet immuottimemed Trossrey, aviator 10,311.900 40 27 4 73 4 40 9 1 Mimi serwrilisonvii. 76,066,389 38 76,653,971 1 Mom& eente6 la Os bread& Ilealgei mak& at dile teselete &ride et AEU in 108 41r060798 Draft el brae& bake payable by Drafts beak et beak past& ky breast 3,394,150 18 3,979,174 38 treks 2,067,699 0 2,472,352 0 Divides& 198,1177 20 192,151 15 Lepel et =beak et Algius 417,699 4 461,604 4 Disioust. awn Warm% Ng az 2,549,728 17 3,313,109 52 Di=e sad awn lnterim La lemil &eke Ilaellmeat kat ligkyver 421,932 27 641, 27 CD& le kerb beak@ ............ embies I 188,642 36 167,211 11 664,380,373 23 685,660,268 t 8 amara. Oda orl Orb la tbo l = teaks 103,128,473 0 107,131,533 0 Oak ear dr ... Nib awl imatirro Is Pads Dr ilo. la Iroadikalto Adrudoo ea bear Ad Pre* parr rata 84867,346 65 31,772,016 65 MIMI, MI rpm& peal. hods by loarb kirks Aherne to Yr stole oa 7, bon born AdvB . BBB4 to tbo outs ea boo of 130 50,000,000 0 60,000,000 0 Stook forming mem Stook, disposable toads ir toed boots la 5i,7116,268 62 34,786,28$ 62 lanot,ept of so publie fends — 12,806,741 39 12,806,741 39 tlakbdldlapsdtanitme 4,000,000 0 4,000,000 • Reel property elbow& Woke 4,524,717 0 2,524.,711 0 Lona of 10 slaws to the City of Paris 4,300,0) 0 5,500,000 0 Interest he National Were= Beak 200,000 0 200,000 0 Intereet of brooch books tr the Natismal . 17laootott Beaks of the proda i•3l9o W Y , i:...=...—..... 230,000 0 230,000 0 78 2 . 8.31 , _ 3081,822 77 12,638,860 ........ . . -- - named bth. arra bra i,iiaKtio 0 "rini:ist 0 F.aproolcimargamost Morro of Norsemad of Nome lama . 100496 4 204,277 0 0000111.0 tremodyßonstommordata (Warily 421.947 90 027,799 46 comprlood Is .. Nllio and Amp tamale Parte) 634,330,313 13 463,660,263 SS ITALY. We have received despatches from our Naples nor -espondent, of the dates of the 19th, 21st, and 22nd sit We find in them a deplorable picture of the condition of Naples. The extraordinary military pre parations mentioned in the despatches last received were continued, and even augmented. Immerse numbers of guns were mounted os all the forts, and placed with the apparent design of bombarding the city. Alarming rumours were spread respecting the English, towards whom the worn spirit prevails. A report having been circulated that the English shine would bombard the town, the inhabitants of Santa Lucia, which looks on the harbour and bay, had deserted their dwellings. In a word, the con sternation was general. The royal pelvic was literally converted into a barrack, the antechambers being filled with troops. The Castel Uovo, provided with accommodation for only 300 men, had 1,600 crammed into it. The greatest activity was pursued in recruiting the army, which it was intended to raise to the force of 120,000 men. The Five per Cents., on the 17th, were 84 ; on the 18th, 82i ; on the 20th, 801 ; and on the 21st, 80'4. We learn from Florence, 24th ult., that the prefect had announced his intention to prose cute the leaders of the riot on the 22nd, and the municipal council had sent an address to the grand-duke, praying him to take measures to secure the freedom of the elec tions. The electoral operations had not been resumed since the 22nd. The Alba, of the 24th ult., says: " We have reason to believe that M. Grifer, Prince of Partanna, ambas sador of Naples in Tuscany, has to-day received his passports, and that the Minister LiJnzoni a n d the Ambassador Griffoli are recoiled from Naples. It appears that the Neapolitan government had required of the Tuscan government the retractation of declare ' Lions made by it in the Moniteur of Tuscany, relative to Sicily, and complained that the commissary of Sicily had placed its arms before the Hotel of the Le gs. ion. The Tuscan government having given no reply, diplomatic relations were suspended." Au imposing demonstration against the ministry was being organised at Genoa, in which all the Na tional Guards had taken pert. EGY PT. CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORTED DEATH OF IBRAHIM PACHA. Our Paris correspondent, writing last evening, says : "In ray despstch of the 21st ult. I informed you of the deat:. of Ibrahim Pscha, which took place on the 1(1:6, and which you announced on the 22nd exclusively. We have to-day the full confirmation of this news from Malta, which, in fact, I received on the 21st from official sources." MALTA, Nov. 25. The Frenth steamer Nil caste in at 1 cos. from Alexandria. Ibrahim Paeha is dead, and affain look bad in &opt. Abbas Paeha has assumed the 'Nina of government. The Nil poe. ..ff immediately to Idameill-s with the news. H.M. steamer Triton is not yet in from Alexandria with the Bombay mails, but is momentarily expected. The Penin sular and Oriental steamer Salt= came in this morning from Constantinople. MADRID, Nov. 24. General Concha left Madrid yesterday morning to try his hand once more on the Catalan rebels, against whom hr failed so signally last ray. Astor Cordova, he has obtained lame to go to Bayonne—leave which was probab'y never reqaested. He ham ct.t a sad fluor., being now in full retreat. with the column of Lersandi, from Igualada to Barcelona, with the Vietiwinus troops of Cabrera in his rear. The rout and capture of Brigadier Meagan°, whose column amounted to 700 foot and some horse, took place at Avian, in the dis trict of llanre•a. It was known on the 18th in Bireelena, when the disastrous news produced greet ser.sation. The army of Catalonia fv to be increased by six battalions of in fantry and some cavalry. The Herald° tries to set off some insignificant successes of the government in different parts against the reverse In Catalonia. The former are hardly worth menuonieg. The faction in B4iemadura is said to have laid down arms; and a few robbers have been wised near Tarraglns and Toro. IRELAND. DUBLIN, FRIDAY EVENING. Mr. Duane wu re-electi d Lord Mayor of Dublin tq-day for the remaining portion of the present year. He was not opposed. REPORTED DEATH OP DE. CHAMEERS.—The edi tor of the Lancet states, in this day'. number, that he has received intelligence of the death of the abovenamed emi nent phyrician. THE POTTERS' EMIGRATION Socirre.—The prin ciples of this society were explained at a meeting in Not. tingham, on Monday, by Mr Evans, the society's agent. He commenctd by giving a long history of the quarrels of master and workmen potters, in their endeavours on the on. side to reduce, and on the other to maintain, prices. The employers had always succeeded in obtaining their object until one of them, named Bunn, ettemp•ed to introduce a machine into the trade, which, had it been allowed, would have thrown 700 workmen out of employment. This amused the energies of the working p tiers, who formed the i..ea of instituting a society for toe numbest of land in America. They spe Oily raised 6,0001 A code of laws woo drawn up, and submitted to Mr Tidd Pratt, whose certification they received. They purchased an estate at Wooonsin, United States, which they bad peopled with 124 individuals, who were doing well. The shares in their society were U. la 61. each, which might be paid by instalments best 'sited to the subscribers; bat no iudisitlual taking no. e than one share could claim more than one chance of winning the ballot, and of gaining more than 20 acres of land. The momenta man became a shareholder (i. e., had paid 11 is. 6d.), he became a proprietor, and when he won his ballot he and his children (under 18 years of age) would be entitled to a free psssage to America, when they would be placed in posseasion of 20 acres of land in Wisconsin, United States, five of which would be ready for cultiv►tion, a gond substantial log dwell ing would be erected for them, and the •hole of the eapense would not he more than the price of sae English acre of land in the midland counties of this country. The price would not exceed 501. Their estate, Potterville, was now half. peopled, and they could sell the reminininf ball to-morrow if they chose ; and they baa sufficient money in hand to pur chase 2,000 ie res man when it was wanted, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Bekes THE Jostles Oolnman.) TRIAL Or THE BARONEbt BT. MART, The Bormiess St. Mort, in serresdering this morning, was placed in the dock, and pleaded "Not Guilty " to a chary of stealing two rings., vase 40!. the property of Sir John Hare. Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Bodkin appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Cockburn, Q.C., and Mr. Ballantine for the defence. Mr. Clarkson opened the ease for the Son, and stated all the facts which were given in evidence when the whamses were examined at the police court. Sir John Hare examined.—l toads at the Royal Crescent, Bath. I was formerly a merchant at Bristol. I fin et saw the prisoner and her mother, • ho was the wife of a Polish baron, named Grabrioski, at the house of • friend at Both. I was in Paris in January, 1847, and the prisoner and her mother came to the hotel at which I was staying, and I gave up my apartment. to them. I left, and came to England. About two months afterwards I returned, when I found them still at the hotel, but they were preparing to leave, and left the day after my return. I returned to London, and soon after I visited them at Bt. John's wood, in consequence of • note T received, and I then found the prisoner's husband, the Baron St. Mart, one of the party, and I was informed that he was about to be married to the prisoner. I was afterwards informed that the marriage could not take place till the arrival of some papers from the continent, and as they complained that they scarcely knew how to employ their time till the papers did arrive, I invited them down to my residence at Bath. On the 28th of April I dined at home. The dinner party men- Iri.the prisoner, the Coun Grabrinulti, and the Baron t.ll ° ltart. tess After dinner, I was writing some letters in the dialog room ; the prisoner came to me. I took this casket (producesei) from a portable desk at which I was writing, and took from it a diamond *ring, which I put on m finger. It was a " cluster" ring, that is, a ring with • large di amond in the centre, with smaller diamonds set round. The prisoner, whom name then was Miss Todhunter, asked me to allow her to look at it, which I did. She then asked me what I had in another ca sket which I had in my hand. I told her an emerald ring. It was • gold ring, with an emerald in the centre, surrounded by small brilliant,. 1 told her they were rings which had been worn by Lady Hare daring ker life. time ; upon which, eke remarked that Lady Hare must have bad very small fingers. She then had one in her band and one on ber finger. She said, " I'll keep them rings ;" but I requested her to return them, as I set a very high value upon them, on account of their having belonged to Lady Hare. She still said that she would - keep them, though I many times requested that she would give them up. She assigned no reason. I was anxious to save the poet, so ! took my letters to the post office, the Baron St. Mart accompany ing me. We then went to a party. We returned from the party about eleven. During the time they remained at my house, I did not ask for the rings. It did not occur to me On the Tuesday I had • large party, some frisads of mine being there. On the Thursday they left. I was so much engaged from the Monday when she took the rings till the Thursday, when the went away, that I did not think of the rings. I thought of them after they were gone. I was in vited to be present at the welding on the Saturday and I left Bath on the Friday after they left on the Thursda y. On arriving in town, I drove to the prisoner's house, in Thayer street. When I sot there, at 4 o'clock, they were at dinner. I was pressed to sit down at table, which I did. When the prisoner was about to leave the room, I said, in a low tone of voice, " Bring down my rings." She made no answer, but when she came down she said " What was that you said to me when I was leaving the room ?" I said, Bring down my rings," when she replied that the had not got them. I appealed to the Countess Grabrinski ; high words ensued, and I left the house. I went to a relative of mine, named Charles Fleay. He went with me on the morning on which the marriage took place, to the prisoner's house in Thayer-street. Mr. Fifty made a communication to me. I went again in the evening, with Sir Alexander Downey and Mr. Makinnon, of the Isle of Skye. The baron, the prisoner, and the Count... Grabrinaki, were present. I demanded my rings, but they all denied that they had theta. The heron requested meta leave the house, and I went to Marylabone Police Court, but there was no magistrate there. In July, 1847 I went to Boulogne, where I met the prisoner. I heard nothing of m rings until on the 6th of November in the present year, y when I received a letter from Sergeant Hockaday, a police.officer. I came immediately to London, and was induced to take steps for the arrest of the prisoner. I caused her to be taken into custody. The Countess Grabrinski said, " That man (meaning me) is mad, and the other (Hockaday) is his keeper." The prisoner implored me to let her go, but I re fused. She was committed for trial after three examina tions before the magkrate. The lowest value of the rings was 401. I never conversed with the prisoner about rings before she took those in question. Cross-examined by Mr. Cockburn : I retired from business about ten years ago. I first knew the countess in 1845. I dined with her occasionally at Bentinck terrace. In the latter part of 1845 I went to Boulogne, and was there and in Paris about two years. I saw the prisoner and her mother in Paris in 1846. I dined with them. I should say, five times. I lent them my barouche and pair, and I drove them out frequently. They com plained of their apartments at the hotel, and said that they would leave if the landlord would let them. They did, in point of fact, leave Paris the nest day. I suppose they went to Boulogne. I also went to Boulogne. I will not swear that I did not see b ath the ladies on board the Folkestone steamer. I might ' have seen them on board the boat, but I did not, I swear, ' talk to them ; I know a Mr. Owen ; L did not tell Mr. Owen, at Boulogne, that I had been to see two ladies off. Mr. Owen did not say , to me, "What is that young lady you L are so sweet upon ? I went back to Paris to pay some bills; the countess gave a ball at Paris; we jointly bore the expenses. Oo the 15th of April, I attended a drawing -1 room. On the 21st I was at • bail given by Mrs. Perrington. I might have danced. lam in the habit of dancing. My sge is 81.—Mr. Cockbeith : Are you not 65 ?—Sir J. Hare: don't think I am.—Mr. Cockburn: Will you swear that you are 64 I—Sir J. Hare : I don't think I am, but I'll say I am. On the 24th of April the prisoner, her mother, and her intended husband visited me at Bath. On the Sun day morning Miss Todhunter was late for breakfast. I do not recollect placing a bouquet and apes on her plate. I am not in the habit of dealing in poeffial effusions. I might have placed • bouquet on her plate. Before she took the rings I did not say to her, " Look here, Missey, here are some fine diamonds. She asked me to allow her to loon at them. I might have worn them on special occasions. I danced with the prisoner in Paris, but not, I think, more than once. The baron was present when the rings were taken. I cannot say whether the baron saw the rings or not. On the day the rings were taken, I went to the Catholic Chapel at Bath with the countess, to see if the prisoner and the baron could be married there, as they were very anxious to proceed f rthwith to France. I was so oocupud from the day the primmer took the rings till she went away, that I did not re. collect about them. When I asked the prisoner for the rings, I did not go into the passage and does the door. When I told her to bring down my rings, I did not say " Don't speak a loud, as the baron will hear." She did not say that she did not care who heard what she said. I appealed to the mother. The prisoner did not say, " Mamma, Sir John is saying something about rings which I do not understand." She told me that I was mad. After I left the house, I witched it to see that they did not go away, and to see who went in and out. On the day of marriage I did not say to the prisoner, " You shan't be a baroness. (Laughter.) I did not see them again till I saw them at Boulogne, in July. I was sum moned before the police authorities by them. I used to walk up and down, put their house. I did it to see them, for my own gratification, and to call to their recollection that they had stolen my rings. Whenever I met them I looked at them. I have • right, I presume, to look at whom I please. Mr. Perrington did say something to the effect that I had made a scandalous imputation upon the ladies, and that they would institute legal proceeding• against me if they took his advice, and that if I hail been robbed I ought to make a formal charge against them. I have never supplied Eliza Russell with money. She did not apply to me through her sinter. I know of no money being sup plied to her, or any promise of any being made to her. The baron threatened to knock me down. I did not know that the baroness was enceinte till it was stated that such was really the ease at the police cunt. Eliza Russell.—ln 1846 I lived as servant with the Coun tess Grabrinski, in Bentinckterrace, Regent's Park. I stayed up till the 30:h of November. The countemlet her house to a gentleman and lady named Swann, with whom I conti nued. I know the prisoner. She asked me to go to her wedding, and I went, with permission of my mistress, and waisted in dre.sing the prisoner and getting the breakfast ready. After the marriage and the breakfast the c eaten left the house, and then the prisoner said that she wanted me to get some money for her. Between three and five o'clock she gave me two very nice-looking ring, and told me to take them to Mr. Boyce's, in Liseon• grove, North, and ph du them for 101. I was to get a 51. note, as she wanted to send it abroad. I pledged the rings. I got five sovereigns and a 5!. note, and I gave the prisoner the money. She tore up the duplicate. She put the note in a letter, and I posted it. I paid 10d. postage. I paid the eovereigns to a dreennaker in Bond-street. Before I left, some gentlemen called, sad I heard a confusion, and I asked the baronevi what it was. She answered that it was only • little fuss. My mistress was so dissatisfied, that she gave me warning. I got another situation in Baker-street. I after wards went to live with the countess. In August, the baroness and the baron came ever to England, and they livid with the countess. On one occasion the baroness was crying, and said that her mother accused her of having taken a ten pound note. The baroness said, " For God's sake, Ebsa, never say anything about those rings I gave you to pawn, nor those two spoons." I had pawned two spuna for the barone-o. I left the countess' service five weeks ago to-day. The hou e was broken into, anti the contents of a jewel by x abstracted. I was accused of the rol b-ry, and wig ordered by the police not to leave the house. I was is detained frost the Tuesday till the following Saturday. I then left. Riving my proper sdereso I met a gentleman named Hardy, and, from what passed,. I went to the pawnbroker's on the next day. I told a po]tre-offlcer what I knew about the pawning. One of the rings bad a large diamond in the centre, sur rounded by smaller ones ; the other was an emerald, set in ' small brilliants. Crow-examined —I was not in the family way when I left Mrs 8 eann's. When I came to London, and before I got a situation, I lived at 39, North-otreet, Livon-grove, kept by a person named Slate. I swear that I have never given birth to a chlid —Mr. Cockburn: Have you ever had a miscarriage I—Mr. Justice Coltman You are not bound to answer that question.—The witness declined to answer. Cross-examinetion continucd.—l did not cheese a gentle. man named Fowler, a friend of Mrs. Swan's, with being the father of the child of which I was enceinte. I have said, on more maniocs than when before the ' , that the bareness uked me to raise some money, t was since I w a s before the inuisira'‘es. lam sure that the countess left the house at 3 o'clock on the day of the 'marriage. (Tne witness was under trues-examination when we went to press. The cans was net expected to terminate till a late hour.) SHIPPING. MALLS ARRIYRD.—DubIia, 2; Donaghadee, 1; Climrasey, 110.0 ; Hamburg, 1. LONDON, Dec. 2 —Wind this day at noon, S.W., Irak breeze, and fine, clear, dry weather. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. I.—N.W .to W.—Put beck : Pampa, for Hong Kong, with lass of jib-boom. POOLS, Dee. I.—S.W.—Arrived: Jessie, Newfoundland. Ltvattroot, Dee I.—PatriotHing, Calcutta ,• Emily, Caps of Good Hope ; Cbiniborago, and Sirius, Valparaiso; Eli sabeth, and Mary Holland, Buenos Ayres; Athnle, Rio Janeiro; Indian Queen, Barbados,' Ceylen, Jamaica ; Coachita, Havana ; Onward, Intrinsic, and John Garrow, NOW I Orleans; Superb, Mobile; Consbrook, Charletton ; Andalusia, and Republic, Baltimore ; Hibernia, Philadelphia; Naomi, American, Centurian, and I. H. Shepherd, New York. Arrived: Hamlet. Antigua; Alert, Savanilla • Huguenot, New Orleans ; Masooneras, Baltimore. with Jeri id cargo thrown overbeerd Cheviot, and Coverdale, em treaL Nov. 30, John Mar shall, Foway, Nov. 30.—Arrived Good Intent, Quebec. WEXFORD, Nov. 30.—Arrived : Kenai:de, Quebec. TOUGHAL, Nov. 27. —Arrived : Tottenham, Quebec, kg Liverpool. 28th. Tazillo, New York, for Cork. LIIIRRICIL, Nov. 30.—S.W. to N.W.—Arrived: Amy, Quebec. Sailed: Apthorp, New Orleans • Energy, New York. Balsas?, Nov. 30. —W. 8. W.— krrived - : Chieftain, Quebec. TORBAY, Nov. 30.—W.8.W.—Sailed : Arid, Ceylon. BRIDGEWATER, Nov. 30.—Arrived: Amethyst, Quebec. NEWPORT, Dec. I.—Arrived : Britannia, Quebec. liwstreas, Nov. 30.—Arrived : Providence, Valparaiso. MILFORD, Nov. 30.—Arrived: Nestor, Quebec. Ho zzzzz n, Dec.;l —W.S.W.—Arrived: Infanta, Quebec. ABERDREN, Nov. 30.—S.E.—Arrived: Sir William Wel lam, St. John's, N.B. SHIELDS, Dec. I.—W. to W.S.W.—Arrived: Fanny, Prince Edward's Island. Hum.. Dec. l.—W.S.W.—Arrived Britannia, St. An drew's, N.B ; Indian, St. John's, N.B. CARDIFF, Nov. 30. —The Brunswick, London to has put into Penarth.roads, very leaky, and ....,„•=a part of bulwarks, &c., having been struck by a sea, 28th inst. Livertroot, Dec. I.—The brig London, of New York, wit both masts gone, and a derelict, and another week on are. were parsed in lat. 39, lon. 45, by the Huguenot, arrived hers. HARWICH, Dec. I.—The Speculature, Cars, for Ipswich, was totally lost on the Bunk Sand ; crew saved, and landed here. CLablIT, Nov. 30.—The Averich Heiniken, hence to Bremen, has been run foul of in Penarth-roads, where mho is grounded, very leaky, and it is expected must put back to diseharge. DEAL, Dec. 1.-8. W., strong.—Nov. 30.—Arrived : Lads Bute, Calcutta; Codrington, Antigua ; Waterben, Promise, and Ave, Quebec. Arrived from the river : New Phcenix. Sierra Leone; Gibraltar, Demerara. Poarruouro, Dec. I.—N .W . to W.—Arrived: Con queror, River Gambia. Sailed: Independence, New York. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKRTS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tee 0' Clock.—ln consequence of sales to the extent of some 50,0001. or 80,0001. by a broker usually acting for West-end speculatons, Console have declined to 87; to # as now quoted for money and time, but it affords evidence of the firmness of the market that operations to such an extent should have affected prices only per cent. In such cases the character of the transactions has its influence, for, had an equal amount been sold by brokers knows to act largely and habitually for parties accustomed to speculate in money stock as indifferently aa foe time, the Effect upon prices might have been more marked. Reduced Threes are 884 to I. Three ands-Quarter per Cente., 861 to a. Rxchequee Bills, lower, at 41.. to 445. premium. Bank Stock, 188 to 190. In the foreign market we are with little business. Dutch are quoted with a narrower margin, and ra ther lower, at 471 to 8 for the Two-and-a-Half per Cents. ; and 721 to 3 for the Fours. Spanish Fives are 111 to 12 ; the Threes ' 241 to .54. Passive, 3 to 1. Portuguese, 24 to 6. Mexican, 211 to t. Brazilian, 73 to 6. Buenos Ayres, 19 to 22. Ecuador, 21 to 4. Peruvian, 35 to 7. Belgian, 71 to 3. From Hamburg, on the 28th alt., money wanting employment comes reported as abundant as before. Gold, however, was lower, in consequenoe of the inflow of paper by the Mexican and West Indian mails. Exchange on London at short sold from 1 down to higher; at 60 days, 11 down to 4; and at 3 months, 11 down to 4 higher. On Amsterdam at short the rate* were 25 to '2O cents. better. There were drawers on St. Petersburg, at 331. Bills on Austrian places were to be bad at lower rates, without exciting demand. Money was over on all German drawing cities. Funds were firm, and shares in advance, but without much active business. LINGLISH PUN DS. Bank Stoat. 1100 I itar C. Cor,...tegtr., rta 3 per Cu tied. AULL. Sei per Ct OWSP Ann. , Of I Zobeouar 41ak 44*. prem. W0R141,111 FUNDS. 4 per Cl. AuOrion Hond, I per Cont. Garda Me.. If 13 4 par CL Bela Donde, 71 3 Granada Defined Me., 24 I Ir pot Coot. ditto, I vif Ot Moils, 1844. 13( I I per CL Brunton 134..13 6 4 per Ct, Peruvian Rd... 36 1 Ditto Nos, 22 1 Par W pre Ct. Hoenoe Ay rem Rids., 11) 231 3 per k " ;12.M0 5 . 4 , :11 1111 ' Ditto entitle Bd.. P 3 4 Ditto Drennan lido, 113 11 Ditto Column Def. Hdk. 3 per CL apeman lid., 24664 Coluetblin Lquador Dd.. 24 3 Spanish Deferred lid,- 3 for (IL Danish Ditto, Pamir° Bdo., 3 4 2/ per Ct. Dutch lid., 473 8 2 pa. Ct. Vesetui• a 11d.., 14 16 4 wet buten Carta. TA 3 Arrnesuele. Deferred lid, RAILWAYS.—The share market is devoid of any particular feature this morning, and the slight firm. lON at the close yesterday is scarcely maintained. There is very little business doing. Great Northern., however, keep their price, notwithstanding the oall lately due. Great Luxembourg are inquired for with 101. paid. Prices much the same as yesterday. SALES EFFECTED uPto TWO THIS DAY IN IA1•0074. (Yesterday's twice. win be found la last page.) Bina. and Orford In. (calla duly Lon. &N. Western. 1161 174 paid, or with a guarantee), 24 Do. New Qra., 74 ging,. Wolv., and Dudky ',calls Mane., Shad., & Una New 101,, duly paid, or without a law.), PreL, lo 141 I Midland. 774 7 Buckinghamshire, 31 d I Do. :704. Coosa Pref., 9PI Caledonian, 18/ 19 Do. Sinn. and Derby, 51 2 Ds. New ICE. Pref., 41 Do. Canso!. Brie. and Biros. 6 Chester b Holyhead, 19 per Cent., 1171 Eastern Cowmen 1111 IN. British, 1411 Do. New Gum. 6.per Cent., 101 Do. Quarters, 3 4 ez Mr Do. Thirds, 31 E. Union, Clam C(L and B.), 61 N. Sta.rdahire, RI t West Northern, 61 1 Read., Guild., & Reigate, 91 6 Do. Halm A, 1*5., 41 Scottleh Central, 25 Do. II 6 per Cent. Osar.,ll South Eastern, 21 Great 8. & W. (Ireland), 221 Do. No. 2, 9 a:mat Western, 731 Do. No. 3, 131 Do. Halves, 414 Do. Thirds No. 4, 61 Do. Qrs., 131 South Wide., 7 Do. Flfthe, 164 Vora, Neva. &Sem.. nil Do. New 17f., 9 1 Do. Orig. (Nerve. k Ber.) 241 4 Hull and Selby, 93 Do. Erten. No. 1 (Yoe And Do. Halves, 474 Nene.), 111 Lancaster and York. Fifths, 41 Do. No. 2 (New. & Ocr.), 111 Do. New Guar. 6 par CL, 54 Do. O.N.E. Put., 64 Do. P. k W. Halves A, 131 York & North Midland, 484 Looion and Blackwell, 41 Luxembourg., If 4 Lon., Bright., & 8, Coast, 184 Orleans and Horde .us, 11 LIVERPOOL BALEB, DWORBILI I.—OXI detain. The market was very bad to-day again. Caledonian Pref., 1 d Midland Halves, 101 11 d Lananhire & Tort. (late M. lk L. N. Western, 91 d Fifths), 41 d Shama Us. (N. and C.), 3 MO 4 Lea. & N. Western, 1161 8. E. & Dover No. 4, 64 Do. New Qin., 7-18 p Test, Newe., & Ber. (0. N. E. Man., Hitt, & Lin., No. I, 81 d Pur., 11 d Do. Pre., 94 Belfast and &Hymen*, 194 -- Griot Northern, 121 d Midland, 771 Do. Hal 111 d Do. (Birk. m, k Derby), IS MANCIIESTR There was aot much busing Lan. t York. Pref. (paid up), 101 Man., She., k Liu., No. I, 8/ Do. Euhthii, 7f d Do. (dad. & Lin.), 14 d BIRMINGHAM &/ There has bees a fair basin( closed flna. Midland ``Brief. and Birk.), 117 Blrm., OroD., a! At. Val !threw,. k Bir. (A.), 7f d Do. PreL, litd. 1 p Loa. a North western, 1164 8. E. sad Dover No. 4, 81 York, News., sad Bor. (O.N. la Per.), li i d 1, Dammam 1. is, altd prices were weaker. N. Ntaffordaltire, 61 848 d 8. East. k Dover, 24 Do, No. 4, 66 6 Uta, Drennan 1. n done here to-day, and pries, N. Staffordshire, al i d fibrins.. Union, 82a. Id. d y. Starcord.Eire, y d k.ileamere and Na. 2, 111 LEEDS SALES, Damn= The business transacted was somewhat increased in amount, but the prices of yesterday were not fully sustained. Great Northern, 12i 15.18 d N. ntaffordelvre, If d Do. (11,, >i d Lewd. and Thwek, 11l IS New Ttureki, 314 d York and Newc. Pref., 368.3 d. d Melton and Drdfle.d Jo., Si d PRODUCE.—Liveaeow., Dec. I.—Sogar : There has been a moderate demand, and only 250 hada. B. P. sold at rather lower prier ; b,OOO bags Bengal have been disposed of ►t the former quotations. Nothing done in Nedra! or i Mauritius. Foreign : 220 eases and 1,200 bags Brazil have been sold this week, the latter all sa•damaged; low to I middling brown, 32.. to 344. 6d., and ordinary white at 365. 6d. per cwt., besides which 20 hhds. Porto Rico, and 900 bags China have found buyers. Aiersreoe, Nov. 29.—Coffee is in regular demand for con sumption, but there is no inquiry fori3ermany. The sales of the week consist of about 1,900 begs Brasil, at 19 lc. to ' 20c.; 800 bags Java, and 1,500 bags Domingo, at 204 c. Be sides these parcels, 350 bags and 85 Henna from St. Thomas's found buyers, at a price which has net transpired. Suck on 25th Nov.: 100,200 bags, against 106,500 begs in 11.41. Cotton : The market is quiet. 200 bales New Orleans were disposed of at previous rates.—Sugar: Ssverai parcels, in all about 2,000 boxes Havana, in a damaged state, sold in pub lic aucti.in, at prices ranging from 234 fr. to 254 fr. per 60 kilo. ; 430 boxes Havana, in sound condition, were placed, at 1368. Stock : 20,000 boxes Havana, against 20,400 boxes in 1847.—Hides continue in good demand. The sales of the week consist of 6,000 dried Buenos Ayres and tiliAtte Video. 2,000 dried Rio Grande, 3,000 salted Rio Grande, and 1,500 Valparaiso, at rates which denote no change in prima,— Pimento remains scarce ; fresh supplies will meet with ready sale.—Pepper : The demand is very moderate.—Rios: The market continues dull, and prime are nominal. TALLOW.—The following are the qnotationat Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. ; Oct. to D ec . delivery, 445. 9d. ; separate months delivery, 465. 3d, to 435. 6d. Hutt, Dec. I.—Tallow has been held firmer, yet without establishing any advance, the demand being only limited.