The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-06 00:00:00

oo scribers insesediateix is seated a teams* to the Nibs of Inter, neManalig ea " skagelimdm to Ma gamey. The same wee that the hod Ragas &beady bees gives. The lleasimad Prime, brairty of K. Amitsli. *sawsw veseival MWearmy t ea , mil misatimd L the shag* ers semi Net W limas kis he the %Ms ealy was tha Maistry i s kama lsettie mos t o Opals observed. tett Ma dal eases el elekiled. Thom was as assMardisk sr ale*. Oa sawds. the Surds both Mr. Peps" sad the Nev. Mr. rismiter, • *Wirt siersystas el Devellgie grassakelte the altar, sad, after "maim paw An . al ilili t aimmamm leading the emirs What med the ek their basks to ths easigikaks ; sad, whoa the •1111111itlikell sm vise was seemiliglS =Mr. Pleats, reasiami kaya ks, with Ids lasi Oa the es of this service Mr. Maw at ems sosended spit, and esseseassit hi isms without "Mpg sir prayer, sad presched to hi earplies. On the sm irk. of this mean Mr. Maas iskreed to the " Mar." sad the offer tery wee read. eabssitskiss were eslisted ca behalf of the wheels Is risk sham sleet begs, with the ledges LN. 8. 'skimmed. Oa ssels beg Wag brash; to the wens be waked my le the altar, knelt down, sad then in th reveisMid manaer placed it over that portion of lb'e I to wham a arms had been kneed of white, gold, and lIIMISI. Imp mambas of per_ attended ia tie Mobs Isr the pa=te= seediags resently shasami is et r. Puerto had the =e: this eassics is mar * his sews Under Sim iseamannicatiose hail bass addressed to the Km O. M. rryame, sad • depassien bed wailed ea ids. Mr. Pips' bad seassated. " fer the pees et the psi*" to sake sew minstwast sheep" ia tIIII sekkis. hat kw mot bolas aimed reffekikap Yr above mods( was milled. Kr. Iles is task the Male; sad hakes epos& the our kid, several "Mho mare sad% sad • our ▪ with bet me dikarskriat. pentialm k t o te streamed way_spiast the ratzelefisary ewer Winkel by the Km O. R.Psyste a mist siselled far, and aaanthorista by the ponies of the Murat of llestsad. This sedias was seder. mod to be isisposed of the rev. gentleman's paridamas, sad issediatsly ea the above isolation being passed, It le• art itself ken arab& inertias ke the parrs of laying the fousdatisa tar am intensive sammtent against Pussies to this Loss Mr. J. N. Desist was voted to the char, sad, alter several swats, a very "sae cosansinee was lisrmil kr the purpose of c seeks' a miesnag of the habi tats*, of Plylooth, Devospert, mad fitmelsouse ea the sib it Wks andorrood that a seimorial would be resealed tohe Archbishop of Csateebasy, styles hints Swipes his alithsi e tants stop to the unhappy promoting@ in thie dio cese, y with retirees tithe - Babop of Easter, sad that sips be takes is Sias a seararnat movement in =peeler part of the eassitry. At this stage of LS pro the Rev. O. It Puss" earned the room, we , •epa sled by the Rev. J. Bela" of the Plysoath Osamu School. He ws ialcriassi Ay the Saimaa of what had bees dike, sad asked if he wished to sake say observances Hs diehard to do so. insomnia se the meeting was now • bile ame , bet spolmiscd kr slit hakes attended carl.er, pebble is., but spolooleod Isibt having attieded eaeler, having been namoid•Wy ;mamma, and stated that hews sod maims to confer with say of the madames —and that he was mealy desires ry to avoid pope cia tte me bead sad direst ea the Sher. la saswer to • postioa put to the reverted nestles a, he said he was spy say or by his bishop to sad the eldrisay ask the prayer for the church militant, bat *see um me wpm injunctions to his' preaching in his implilas. • sloe of thanks was then gives to the chairman raft swift separated. fro Inds. CATTLE PIECE BY MB. WARD, R.A.—lt is MIAOW to be reminded by a painting ermined twenty. live years Mace that Mr. Ward mom was a cattle painter. He has been treating us of late 'tan to vigorous historical pieces. But Leopold Robert, that ornament of the French school, painted cattle pi e ces before he took a higher flight in art, and why should not Mr. Ward do the 1•11111 1 The present picture was taken to America immediately on its completion, and has been exhibited there over since. It is now shown tons the first time in England. It nreseats an Alderney bull. cow, and calf, the size of life , end is successful to a certain extent—entirely so, indeed, r regards the three principal parts of the picture. The fir of the eye, the folds of the hide, and the brindle is the hair of the hull are well executed, and the grouping of the sidaels is artistic. The scosseories are not so well executed, if we except the bet eh tree on the left of the picture. The bull is relieved in light against the sky, being exactly the contrary of the celebrated bull of Paul Pott , r, at the Haw, which it re. Bred in dark against a light sky. It say be fairly urged against Mr. Ward that he be. painted a prim hid!, bat as it WM a portrait that must be his excuse. It is a coin. Messes that living epteinseas at the cattle show and Mr. Ward's imitation ere within a few yards of each other. KEEPER OF THE BRITIM 114811 TV TION.— At a recent aretiog of the director of the British Institution, it was decided that the duties of keeper should be combined with those of secretary, in the person of the present saustary, Mr G. Nicol UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Vinvazarry or Lotenow— EIkKINLTION 101 111 Dew= or LA., 164S.—LaNumnow ew lienacsa.—Nalhossobra old Notional l'Ailosteey.- 11 . 5. batty (uissiership), yds. ; h. K. lowkr, Cale. ; W. Priner, VEIT. Ckloo-6....L 0. 0141106 We. ono 01. Liwknk, Vale.; W. A. Thwilelhe, X•aah. (New), sod A.R.Warlidairboa, Marth.(74ww)—winal ; J. H. roidaim. thilw, . a. w. Mr.—wing IL Amin Oat,. Clbeetistry.-1. O. (pries ef liedsr), paw.; 11. Los. 01v, .isiesel Phoristely. t •rAie (pd n se wow. ; Dwwwrkw. Lois ;the SZNIMINSIS ripened Wet or. Swerley pond a distinguished meet. 5155 5 ) ; 0. Virlastl, Cdr. rept .hie PAgeottry mod Sonar. rwi Beisay t —i. Let, nat. UST MONT', Guarre contains no order in council, istatilaw • scheme of tir teelesiastisal comroimiunt is, for mulling britrar peodoks ke des ewe at souk In the parish of Little tin" Duebydire. NAVAL. . NAVAL MenALS.—ADMINAL I T, Dec- 4.—Claiments for the naval models are hereby Warmed that the Dodoes( the anti ult., pub lished le the Casette of the lets bee ao retereacis Ma me which brae bees already prodined.— D. Itonartra. PoithlroVen, Dec. 16. Capt. Choloner, ar. Med this alteraces tram the meet et Atha. end Weed nails from the slips on the etMloe. the left Marra Leone on 7th of November. The squedrna of 44 C. No*, will, it Is sow poeievely stated, mit as soma as Mad sad wsether permit. WooLwicit, Dec. s.—Dasepoos aL-ir., Capt. Henderson. has bees stripped preparatory to betas paid Mt Lightning. .0., Darr Commander Pettey, ha. hems ordered to remain at port tor special port service, having tompleted the duties tempgarily allotted to bee et Portemouth. William sad Mary. milk winch 1•110 ford lannerly th= at the commodore, h ordered to be taken to Dept to be Alettlaat.ov,litre. .s.—AProurrieurrs. Command. r: D. Robertson, to qpra.—traval Cadets: P. Hammond and E. Waterfall, to flemi—Oorpooter : 0. teem confirmed to second slam TOO Illisegaarr MATT.-{Prom lad sight's Osatits.)— • Let at all the Marrs end Mater la tea Merchant nervier who U.% dime the SIM Oet fast. volaMmiiy penal an examination and sibtalard c i ertilkoteodqualikatlasi tar Me deas T asimt each aa.igned. mare the malodor hewed by the Moira et etera.--W. Polities, red elaw= . l.lanotierland ;J. Wolk* had, Vama, Newcastle ; P. ilovereign, ; Jed, L Aherst. laailoaket, man, 3rd, Liverpool; D. P. Error, Ind, Damp IV., Landon ; a E. E. Croak tad, Poronme, Neheasth ; W. hen. Dd. Ott or Advhilde. Londe; J. Newlaeda, l.t, et. lawrease, Leanest. 'Preemie.. he, Mere irieeld, Linepsal ; P. Dome, M . ll= l. l.Averpo , i ; tt Fewaser, IM, Wire, Louden ; O. Llverpsol ; G. Imo 71d, Athowima, Lambs ; L g ltmn., 7x4 Venswerd, Lon. den; C. J. Grimmer, IM, WlDMia sod Hwy. Tromeatn; J. Lunn, M e Centel, Newer& ; J r WM Thetis, Derwomtle; A.Deegle. Sad, leakeabank lawmpeol; Z. end, Leedom Livetpod; W. Lowdy. 3rd, I Mot. LAW= •0. W. Parma, era, Maser, Wo. tanned ; J.W. Cordon, Pt extra.it iextra.tahog 6 l/1.C.a.; IL C. lido" rod, Warrior, tondos; J. Weasel* AM, Amass. Landau; W. _J. Sett, Valleyiteld, London:. ..W Thempalle. erd. rz-r_„Neweamtk; W. V. War. NOW_ !._rantool J. theme. end, Wid Lothian. London; IL L. Minh, as, mama lambs ; • Male, 2nd, Meet, London; W. Draper, fed, Dishy, W. Indann, 2ed, Nerartne, Lemk; D. D. WNW,. Sad, Jetta Loraine ; J. R. MAUI, hod, lady Allbera. Ludes ; O. H. ark ▪ Lady Hoyden, Loudon: 11. A. ihsphserd, fad, lialwat e tz . don ; W. Gardner Jed, Awley, Newcarthe; shire, Plyinnu.ol ; 'A. Deward, 3M, Ogremsealel, =cs k • gl , 11•11, Uremia Newonale; A. Team moo red Jr% Livorrei • J. Westray, tad. Wißby Landes • J. tam, 04. limeark, Ws: den; J. O. Palmist, 2e j sie. sia dr ip lr tm l:: J. 0. Omeen. Ind, lawman tombs: J. feed, Leas a. Mar% IMO eat, Dm, bookie; IL Coq. Ind, Wood taw% Leaden ; W. Urimplea. ard, Tory, Landon ; IL W. eltemme. Lai, are lAblia. MILITARY. &muss» OR valsism• to ear Wismar OPII that the link Mk mg WI tegtmote w soh, wine for lodia.ue tee sew rambled le glee the sweet dletrilmotioo, me shies dr @Meet of the loot mil. es ,Aersdes W two undo to We What TM Guth ewe slot ere to peeled to Member, mit the 70th Is to go to Smoak GM w ee aiesty entre% kit WNW& 7lie we bran ✓esheeste we the son restily replete weeps rewired is the lab EattUtgetut. =VITT COMVlS—TaeraawaT. genre the Lard Chungler. His Lordship pee judgments in the following CAWS, which woes argued before him sotto time ago. Loan o. Correa Misraas' C . This wee en ap peal from au ardor of Vies Chancellor Knight Bruce, over fill/mg a demurrer to the plaintiff's bill, which was tiled by a member of the corporals body ow behalf of him and °thew members, spinet the governing body . of the corporation, complaining of iniensmagement and va rious acts *opticc to the cumpony.—The Lord Chancellor, in giving his judo. bent, said thet this ease was one of many experiments which have been made lately to bring ell disputes of joint stuck composite within O. jurisdiction of thin toilet. He bad tresuent occasion to point out the expediency of leaving to the companies themselves the settlement o f their differences, but he found some difficulty is drawing the line of di•tinetion between eases where the court might interfere and where it ought not. Ile regretted thot in reviewing the decision of Vice-Chancellor Knight. Bruce he bad not before hiss any resavos for the order which he made, holding that there was ground for the demurrer, end which he there fore overruled. He tuck aa opportunity, limo the argu ment, to look into some analu^ous cases to see if they sup ported the order, but the oats:untie to which he felt himself obliasd to come iu the mem sad as the statements contained in the will was, that the order amid not be supported. Hu Lordship rood Norse pampa from the hill which wee Mot to restrain the company from doing the acts that were complained of, cis ., :pAlying the funds of the corporation and g Part *i property to the Bank of England, Is. he acts so complained of must be taken to be the sau of the whole company mcording to their charter. His lordship stated some of she powers of the company under their charter. TM principal ground stated for the Jurisdiction of the mart so pared to be the conversion, or the Intended marorsioa t certain property of the company, and aU the complausw were slide b y i n ging g ab Issittli Use goverairm body. Thar eneeidaiits might be *mod by the majadry of the Pease& SLL were er Lou • peel he ir ae sU Z: stetabei eotoplai the eon went, here h stock • He hi • of leevi differer of di•tu and wl the del belure that th fore o , went, ported obliged footsie • be su l the from d 1 tempt wasps come 1 • • prinei pearW Denali were rum. •.. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1848. vanes wrevins4 end _eabeeinestle math lie bed set is. eine& is hia Wfuemeasst say stateathat el this penny, betierint that be ini se thanes la it.—The ..ems sthi 11 ems MB war eery that it sheath be tenilln, l• order that the Weak it say, night be thquired ine.—The beak• ritn'e iebts nil titillates en GAOL ; ntistatei math 2, ii is Whin le whish *we le ma Ite L e well..4 snide a Wow enanat" littimetely Mr. for ID& oestaserest (in whit the relleiter fer the ), ea the res el • bather raii_ die albs beistamsain ; w est the meting wee Mlwritea till the eth ef Febraary. Hr Pun.—denote Mr. Mabee Mishima eel a 00•111011 Jury. Denim! e. ThtIPPS.—LI•3II.IIT OF • RAILWAY Disemto - o,ga Ir. Theager, Ms. Whitebarst, Q 0., had Kr. H'., red be ow plaint 4 and Mr. limfrey, Q. 0., wm whim was Yr. Melia, lee the iishatleat.—T Ida err as sodas la white aa attareey, saarylag ea badman it Markat Ilseglen, in Leiessowdda, see& to rernmer ham the debnilalk who bad been • saseebieb almost": et do Nerthampast, Usage, sod Mull Railway Osuagmg. spo ens of OIL IL for profusion' servings ramiensi - te the y. Tia halftime dome assisted et MIMI up end salsa upon the wares led merapbes et had whisk the railway was banded ta pia The lied weed bar other direeters besides the dillabat of Mb sampay_ a mover hie bill et easel. TM taw =Ltd sewed to pay the plaintiff SOK, hat le lied acceptind alur that masa. Beldame was ailed ma behalf of the le pante the week dem i sad Mat the Maws in his aerobe WIN peeper and semimehM—Mr. Ibiabey, Ise the demos, esseaded Mid the piiiir bag limplekt font aim upon these' MII, la =Mt es pa a loge automat Oasts Ws his area The maw Is a the bill was headed chewed that the pi* MIN had Imbed to the basin al the away for reanismation, and ad to its dohdsat. If, bowever, the Jury should think that hi sties' was liable, be (the lassoed cosasel) ratable* NM 1061. was ample mutat he all the ember he had resibmel I , le the esapany.—Mr.JustiseWalitasse itavire_snamed vp, the jury found • artist he the plaintiff for 30y _ . 1101,01.17 Fa b. 01110011Y.—Talal•al.—Nr. Hu% Q. 0., Mr. Petendorff, sad Mr. Katie appeared km Lial2l .. iff; and Mr. M. Clambers, Q. 0., with whoa tam M. , for the debadsat — Th is was an alas Imingbi by 7 7 bstit - ifayer artabat Mr. Besandtbegety, thetas proprietor at Ma illifiriat, 011 reeevalt onagenakrit is amp, for the defteliffleit fmmgmly,, mass sat *hi down she pilsllllsl ham - TM pla i ntiff resided at 13, Crown stretalltAllmfs, whisk together with the whole of Dudley court, blebs Crownstreet, had been leased to his father in the Me 1789 for the term of 61 years. Reeently some ditherers had arisen with respect to the plaintiff's right to the guegmly, and in the moment year the defendant muted the bsot Is question to be ulled down.—The defame set up was that the defendant held the prepeity under a leer granted tohim by Mr Tyler, the present rector of St. Oiles's. By that lease the definable% bad undertaken to rebuild Dudley-court, and he was therefore justified in the course he had pointed. The plaintiff bed also kept possession wrongfully after having received due notice to quit.—The me presented no feature of public interest, with the gump tion of the defendant being a person who had soptired public notoriety as the proprietor of the Safiriai atimpaper.—The jury fatted a verdict, for the defendant upon ell he points. —The ease was tried by • special jury. AT CMAIMAK Rs P•ne..—ll•mi•s Courue.—ln this ems Mr. dus ted, Panama ordered that the child be delivered up to the applkont, ke. Parr, his father, forthwith. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS —Yarrianau. Mot Pura—Mora Chia Straka Vilida, sad a apeotal Jury. ISToTaI. v. MaTHIAII.—NICIASAILY CLOTHS' TOR MU Orman is Tat At/Jct.—This was an action brought by W plaintiff, an army tailor, for 1701. 2e., the price of clothes furbished to the defendant's me, a youth of 13, holding • sesunisseo in the Queen's Rorie. The defendant paid 701. into mud, and dented his liability for the l olledae iatash, the plaintiff's traveler, stated that be in May, 111* as the defendant's son at Winchester, on the intro demise et the major of the regiment, and solicited orders. ,TM yoga( gentleman had joined about a month. lie then • were his am is a shag, in eimequesos, as he Mated, of the excessive Vaasa of one of his cats; he, therefore, re. mir es a sew cm*. Am ardor was thereupon given . for to the eaten of NIL Babesquently, within a period of new means, other orders were given, including, amongst other articles on the same scale, 23 pairs of trousers and 13 come, increasing the amount to 170 f. le. Then m eowed no doubt that the articles were supplied, and the prime were not disputed. The great quantity d clothes was attempted to he accounted for on the ground that the regiment was going to ire had. Some tints in 1847 defendant called on the plain tiff, and asked for Mr. Frederick Mirthless account 1 up to that time; he did not state that he was his father. The account was seat to the house of a son-itaaw of defend ant, and shortly after defendant called attain, and said that he thought it impossible that so many dams could have hewn supplied to his son. Oa plaintiff assuring him that they were, he said that he must make ioquiries about it, and added, "This young man is my son ; 1 must look after him." Defendant subleoueatly, through a friend, offered to pay 1001. ; which plaintiff reheard. This was the plaintiff's esee.—Upon this 'vides°, Serious% Wilkins submitt. d that the plaintiff must to swabbed, as it did not the that the goods had been furnished ea the credit of the defendant, or that he bed au thorised his son to give the order.—The Chief-Justice thought that the plaff ought to be amanita ; but it would M better to leave the case to the jury, to avoid ea penso.—Aftev a humoumus speech from Mr. &remit Wit kiss, the jury immediately found a verdict for the defendant. DEBTORS' COURT...—Yievannev. Sews Ocesedesketr Barris. Ii 010101 Ttresvc—Upon this cess being called, a desk le Kr. Bashenan, the attorney, stated to the commit that the lempheat was sot in atteadaese, in cease imams silk bob, been cosamittsd to Harseeseager-lass Gael kr SO daps by the judge of the Southwark Cuctety Wire wheal Ise wr ellanialiod hasnediately after he had MOW* his protaetkes from this cestrt.—The Commie draw eked if the judge was made aware of the fact of the petitkoer halting had the protestlon et this court granted to kir.—The Clarkrid the insolvent showed his protection to the judge..—The Csasalsionor said he should adjourn the are to Friday, in order that affidavits of the facts night le produced, and that • day would then be naked for the insol vent to make his appearance here. MIDDLESEX 881181ONS.—YsseauthY. Before Mr. asejseat A dams. The December general endows corameneed yesterday morn ing at Clerkenwell. The calendar contained the tames of 107 prisoners for trial, 100 of whom were charged with felony and 7 with miedusurtor ; 64 could read end write isrieetly, 23 could read only, 30 were utterly ignorant of both, not one bring able to read or writs well. The learned judge briefly addressed the grand jury. Ratimar Honnsurnsi.—J. Hayward elite A. J. Cham berlain was indicted upon three charges of felony. He pleaded guilty to • change of hiving stolen • portmanteau and contents, value 141., from the London Terminus of the Great Waste= Railway.—Mr Clarkson said that be would sak the oourt what course he should take with re. gard to the two other charges against the pri- ' Boiler Every one acquainted with the On at Western Railway Wel WU* that • train arrived at Paddington at baltpast four o'clock, and on the day named in the indictment the prisoner was seen on the inner side of the harrier on the Paddinr on platform when that train arrived. He took emu luggage from compartment C, but it wu claimed by another person, and the prisoner west away. On the arrival of the half past five train on the same day an °filar who had watched the prisoner's manoeuvres in the preceding instance saw him again go past the harrier, and take up • portmanteau, with which he was making off, when he was taken into custody —The court intimated that one of the other COWS had better be investigated. The prisoner was then indicted for stealing • carpet-hag and contents from the Eastern Counties station at Shore. ditch. In the course of the inquiry consequent upon the arrest of the prisoner, there were found a number of dupli• totes which belonged to him. These related to shirts and other articles of apparel, which, it turned out, were is a carpet beg which was stolen some short time before from Shorediteh station. The articles were now produced and poaitively identified by • gentleman named Bagel), living at logatestone, who came up by the railway and found his carpet-bag gone upon his arrival in town. It was proved by the prisoner's landlady that he brought home a carpet bag the very same day the one is question was stolen.—The pri sms, esid he bought the carpet bag, but he stated that the sale took place • fortnight before it was stoles.—The jury told the judge that they had agreed into their verdict.—Mr. &dust Adams : Then you have done • very improper thing. You have no biomass to come to a determination before you have heard the steaming up * w e d: am afraid that you have imported into this as th e pr's plea in the former one. His lordship then summed up and the jury found the primmer guiley.—The sentence Will that he be . transported for seven years.—The third charge was not pro , ixeded with. POLICE.-y6XTERDAY., WURSIIIP•STREBT.—Coonvuir err Cotg.—.7. Smith and J. Goodbody, privates in the second battalion of the Grenadier Guards, were finally examined, charged with hav ing knowingly uttered three counterfeit halterowns, and having had tn their possession several similar piece, of spuri ous money. A gentleman from the office of the Mint solid ow attended for the prosecution, and the evidence of the se• veral RUDMAN haying been reduced to depositions, both the prisoners were committed to Newgate for trial. • MARYLBBONE.-911.71tDSZO 1 : 10 OCTILAUS —J. Leary was charged with assaulting Mary Leary, his wife. The parties live at No. 6, Walsaer•place, New•road.—Police constable Young deposed that on the previous night he heard loud c, les of murder and Witte, which issued from the house above alluded to ; and that on his entering a back room he saw the poor woman standing therein, with nothing on but her nisht•gown. It was completely saturate d with blood ; and upon the floor be found a candlestick, with which she said the prisoner, who was also in the apartment, had assaulted her, by striking her upon the head ; she appeared to have been seriously injured, and blood con tinued to stream from one or more wounds. (Witness here produced the candlestick, the lower part of which wao bent, and upon it were many stains of blood.) There was no light in the room when witness went in, the candle having been knocked out of the candlestick by the prisoner.—The wife wee unable ti attend to give evidence, not only on account of the wounds in her head, but from the circum stance of the prisoner having, as she had alleged, poured boiling water over her legs on Sunday lest.—ln answer to Mr. Broughton the witness said that the wife very frequently took too much.—The magistrate gave the prisoner to under stand that however bad the conduct of his wife might he he could not be justified in treating her in so brutal a wsy vie had been stated, and remanded him till Tuesday next. THAMES.—Barsavotairen.—Tee 10s. in postage stamps forwarded by Nemo," for the poor-box of this court, has been duly received. COURT OF EXCHSQUER.—Y aaaaa DAY. Pates.—Befere OW V. Pollock, CC.ll.,sad Iliddieses Special Juries. Palming. wain sv.-11 lit or Emu Ann n.—Fonoany. —This can was pert heard on Monday, and concluded yes terday. It was an action for the recovery of 1,0001., the anutint of a bill of 'aching. alleged to have been accepted hy the defendant . • Roman catholic clergyman at Sunderland. It eppeered the defendant had given his acceptant:es in blank to • person aimed Humble, with whom he was connected. Those bills, each far a large amount, were discounted and paid ; but with respect to the one in question the defendant always denied his liability, on the ground that it was a forgery. Humble had since left the country. As in all such cams there was much conflicting evidence as to handwriting. —Mr. Martin, Q.C., with Mr. Milbank, conducted the plaintiff's case ; the AttomoyAieneral, Mr. Atherton, anal Mr. C. Clark metered for the defendant—The jury, after three hours' deliberation, returned a verdict fur the defendant. Haman AND OTNEIII I'. Hoer •ND OTHEILD.—THII Hurt JISWELII.—This case occupied the greater part of yes terday, and was adjourned at the rising of the court. It was en action of trorer brought in pursuance of an order of the Mester of the Rolls, to ascertain whether a certain deed , dated the 19th of May, 1821, and conveying a valuahle col lection of diamonds, and other jewels, to Mr. Henry Thomas Hope one of the plaintiff* , was or was not executed by th e late Henry Philip Hope, Esq., at or about the time it bore date. The late Mr. H. I'. Hope, who died on the sth of December, 1839, bequeathed 40,0001. a year to his eldest nephew, Henry Thomas, the principal plaintiff ; 30,0001. a year to Adrian, his sec tnd nephew ; and 20,0001. a year to Alexander Stretford. In f of the latter he alto made a will in 1838, bequeathing him the jewels in question, which were valued tor probate duty at 84,000! . The plaintiff, however, conceived himself entitled to them under the deed of 1821,' and accordingly filed a bill in Chancery, to ascertain his tights. The details of the case are reserved until its termination.—Sir Y. Thedger, Q C., Mr. Peacock, and Mr. Rickards, were counsel for the plaintiffs, whose case was closed a short time before the court th ee. — Lady Stretford (mother of the Messrs Hopei was inly witness examined on behalf of the defendant.. Her lady ship, Bir John McDonald, end Mr. Henry Thomas Hop., were accommodated with seats on the bench.—The Attor ney G e n eral, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, (a.c., Mr. Serjeant Channel, and Mr. Pigott, were counsel for the defendants, who, with others, were the executors of the late Ilenry Philip Hope, ..fee- I the grantor in the alleged deed of the 19th of May, 1821. wes to MONEY MARKET. TrZBUAT EVRNING. PREROGATIVE COURT.—Yurattora. Intent* Herbert honer Von. MATNISON 9. MAII6ATII.-111 A MASUI•O6 A RIVOCA ?ION or • WILL I—This was a question of some importance relative to the law of wills, made under certain circum stances. It appeared that the testator, Col. Melville Gore Mathison, while quartered at Enniskillen, had made an offer of marriage to a lady named Elisabeth Magrath, but, before it was solemnised, he was taken ill, when he made a will by which he bequeathed the whole of his property to his mother for life, end then to Miss Maegrath, saying, if anything should happen to him, he wished to provide for her. The 'sill bore date March 14, 1833, and the merrier took place the following November, from which four chil dren were the Iseult. It appeared the colonel died leaving his father and mother, with his widow and four children, hi• sonivois. The mother, through her proctor, new asked to have probate granted to the will of her son, under which she took a life interest. —Dr. Haggard oppo sed it, on the pot of the guardian of the four children who were minors, contending that the will was revoked in consequence of the subsequent marriage and the birth of the children. In the mum of en elaborate argument by the learned advocate the following coma wore quoted—" Fox te. Marston;" " load e. Roden, 'Walker o. Walker" (2 Cordes, 864). The learned civilian then referred to the last edition (4th) of Mr. Jostles Williams's work in support of these cans, add cone tended that the will must be revoked and the children pro vided for.—Dr. R. Phillimore, on the part of the life annuitant under the will, contended that the will was good in law, that the widow and children were provided for under that will, though it would not t,ke effect until the death of the mother of the testator lie contended that the emu of " Fox and Marston" and Israel and Roden,"decided by the privy council did sot apply to this case, and quoted the cue of " Marston me. Roe,' decided in the Richaquer by Mr. Justice Tindal. Re argued that the will before the court was in • very different position, for it was made in *Drown plitioe of the marriage, and a provision was made for the wile, and therefore foe the children.—The court asked, what might be the position of the children it their mother married again t—Dr. R. Phillimore allowed that might change the position of the case. In continuing his argument, the learned mussel referred to the case of ' Brown and Thomp son," where the party made a will before marriage, pro viding for the lady who became the testator's future wife, and who gave birth to a child. In this butanes the will was not revoked,—The court thought the estate, having been left to the lady and her heirs, accounted for it, as the child was heir to the estate upon the demise of its mother. Dr. R. Phillimore, in seatinuation said, the came of " Walker a. Walker," which had hero quoted by Dr. Haggard, he held to be an ex parte one, end dkl not therefore boar upon this. lie contended that the Whew had se lathatios to alter this will, feeling it to have bosh steal dispealtkaat ids property, and did not therefore attempt te make any othrs.—The Court thought after so thing deciskos ea this guides, It had been settled. The whelks is, did the whirler amount to a revocation of the teMatto's will ? It did net think the ere of " Fox e. Kantes " was in point, bat it would take time to consider the gaieties. COURT OF BANICRUPTOT.—YnevanhaT. Beane leo. ftemmiethher KIATIIIO.-11109•10/Larliag. of it. Pahl's etturehyard, applied erstftherh. wee opposed by Mr. Lome, he a sears; on the woad at baviag scalped his Wired la swab prajaalyraiiallia Ice. IM asssaat of ids meets. FMB fa aa es Imaalfrapt that in 1838 he had aufgasd !Mak papft te Mr. Psella and Mr. Wood as truths, ; stigma* the impiety had bola facefiard he Mr. per, his acMaitar, cm asoosat ad. An extraordinary change came over the funds to day. For some time past the daily record has been of partial advances in price one day, counterbalanced by a decline the next, with, upon balance, a certain degree of improvement. The battle between the spe culators for the fall, operating almost wholly for time, and the tenacious holders and buyers of stock, for there can scarcely be said to have been sw culators otherwise for the rise, has this day however been somewhat decisively determined in favour of property, that is of those who are real possessors of public securities, or who have purchased upon the anticipation of their improving value. From the tenor of the observations under this head this morning, and the dispas.ionate review of the operations of the day there presented, witiomit ally expression of other than the market opinion, it would be gathered nevertheless how the current of feeling ran on the Stock Exchange, where it was seen that the " Beare," sr speculators for the fall, were hastily, and at loss, prudently buying in their accounts, and turning them, so that instead of *banging" the market to cast down prices, they were making their combinatior a for moving in the opposite direction, and, with cautious provision far security against more than r possible loss in any contingency, speculating at once for the rise in prices which, with the exercise of emiamon sagacity, they saw was imminent and impending. The phases of the market to-day carry instruction with them. Con sols opened at 87i to 3 , but at rather buyers ; after wards they declined to 871 buyers ; from thenoefor ward the advance was steady to 881, at which they were bought as the extreme price, leaving off strong at 88 to 3 both for money and account. These results are satisfactory corroboration of the faithful descriptions of the market daily which have been given in the Express upon, it is only proper to add, information derived from the highest and moss . honourable sources in the Stock Ex change itself. Reduced Threes left off 86; to 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to 7. Long Annuities, as before, 8 9-16 to 3. Exchequer Bills, 41s. to 445. pat. India Bonds, 38a. to 40.. pm. Bank Stock, 188 to 190. India Stock, 239 to 241. South Sea Stock was done at 96. The attention of jobbers and speculators was too much engrossed by Console to attend to foreign securi tiee. The foreign market, although displaying more firmness, was therefore not the soene of much active homi ness. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. werecalled 471 to 8; the Fours, 72 to 4. MIMOSA, 100 to 1. Bel gian, 71 to 2. Danish, 62 to 5. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12 ; the Threes, 243 to ; Passive, 3to t. Porta- gnaw, 24 to 6. Mexican, 213 to /. Brazilian, 73 to 6. Chilian, 83 to 5. Buenos Ayres, 19 to 22. Ecuador, 23 to 1. Peruvian, 36 to 8. Venezuela, 14 to 16, done at 143 ; the Deferred, 43 to 1. The tendency of foreign exchange was rather higher to-day on some of the chief drawing places. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.2 to 3 ; on Rotterdam, 12.23 ; on Antwerp , 26.80 ; on Ham burg, 13.113 to 12; on Frankfort, 1211 to 3; on Pe tersburg, 361; on Paris (at short), 25.423 to 45 ; on Vi e nna, 11.15 to 20; on Trieste, 11.20 to 25; on Leghorn, 31.93 to 32 ; on Naples, 40; cn Madrid, 471; on Lisbon 62—a1l but Paris at 3 months. The commercial accounts from the United States by the America steamer come extremely favourable. both for monetary and commercial affairs. Tee virtual election of Oen. Taylor for President had evidently given greatsatisfaction to, and infused muchconfidence in, all the great commercial and more substantial inte rests of the union. For, it was not believed, notwith standing his whig connexion, that he would attempt any alteration in the tariff in the shape of protection to national manufactures, which was already quite excessive, and quite opposed to the true interests and policy of the republic.. It is to be regretted, how ever, th at garb oeenextoe, and the conditions to which eraarsag, ell men as tair • imet 91 wits. His lord sidapidoni to die or Nees RErdbittlo," (1 Ham p. M). duos at villa a mit a *gla i r/me is lambus et Ina gram* WAIL_ M. wathadas. the ‘7 ll . oll .m's lamed ea diMMINAL o. liosno.—Tam Passim Moths Canaan was In ILLNOI/111‘1L—RESOIAL Or MI Ithourna.—Thie am mopedßer hem a dean ElsesChaneelke Kai& m, apes es I=the f ame Atterneesemegel se dm Moths fif sad w the Pa..Alms lathe Mims era Oben, en( piss Om* II might be desired Mat the thumb mai ossimmil to It, din* Is St. Poter's gam" Ifigsfithath musk% to be tad is frosthimigy with Mee r Wesim 'faith imentoil Is OM esi Oat Moths genies ink t o to be sisingssd by sublets, is MI emisimusiss Ida the sthhiltholl thrush et leatigmlosi liss dm Meath* IMlumn—liseizjede me ssiod hem Nat bo soginined Ism as mini Mer rs i smis," — V i tbst Wawa traMose dwa sered is the moil Assisi ISP owl be wo sissisth tau =Wig tits "— Te li e = kr say other essamthes with and ammth Mho dim et tbe v =d glass* of Sestlead, W a is fall oromathisa therewith, as. It apposes& Om the strimmuni is Me islgnistin that, ia Mw beim Ibis so thumb i Mmacbgeter ia ma. smith with Ss egiablithal ding* at Seethed, • sonlarM Ssoldlimos reidisi ens, Wadies many of the H t owl sf the tigessasth istegimind • aim* Swim is osansiga with the miablidied H eal Seethed, mall Se thee diginsonles pesinsesi them aleeediet to the dim of tbst dank With ibms view they peothemed a nit =pro el Lai in St. PlieWeatmage, sat Minn • wee that. The pardmis awl the balding we" , pill for seed maguey sellected as strayleen Soma degas wen emsomisdi Is *open 1831 sal 1111th mad_ by tht lathe Mires asksf4. ammo Oar thigh tbst the les' the pumthiped, maille ass& both, " the sesithip mod mme& of Clod goomfisi to Ms thee god mgeouste_ii‘ shards Seotlend, gob worthip gad moths lohliego by s nimbler is full semthemisa with the esistaisied dim* of lismind ;" sad sees atherwerde the dishadeat, Mr. Mimeo) linthiese of a eomch presbytery, IMO deems minister of the dank in conformity with the ymethisms of Use mid deed% and meth sued to give gamed milishellfeel 06 ths mss - min ISA stow the enemies In the Smash thank - wigs be &- tiered Irma the pulpit that his sympathise wen with the ee seders, who them formed the hoe chunk of Seetheth." The eengremstiga mho wee divided, seam ad hering to *ha old thumb, tome adopting the new. A deed was executed by WIN el the parties to the former the purpose adapting the Muds to the altered Dior of the majoilty of the congregation and of the minister. erenom took place betimes them and the nemalsers w h o le adhered to the bet foundatke, and some lin• gallon followed even before the filing of this information. The Vice-Chaseellor on the hearing of the cease decreed that the church and the buildings minezed thereto were bound by the traits el the deeds of 1832, sod that, wording to these trusts, divine worship la the church ought to be con • darted by a 'sinister in full communion with*, established church of Scotland, sad, therefore, that Mr. Munro having mead to be sash a mit liter, ought net to be snowed to cen time to °Gelato is the church. An injusetioa wee there {tire homed to remain him and the trustees from using or thesis' the *assess to be used for any other purpose than divine terries amceding to the established church of Soot lands—The Lord CL eis..ellor now giving his judgment on the appeal, referred to the statement ia the intonnatini setting forth the trusts of the deeds of 1832, and mid that the mound points appeared to ham been carefully considered by the Vire•Clianceller, with whom he agred . in the conclusion to which he came. There was no occasion ton much into the question (lithe jurielicties of the court, which was a inimical poiat made in the ernment, as the rules governing the interferon . of the court on fuss which were nut disputed were well undoeutood. Two questions had ' been raised us the IsfLet of the treat deeds—Ant, whether the property eomprieed la them wee duly subjected to the trusts ; and secondly, whether Mr. Munro, had become dis qualified to ovations the thane, of the search under the provisions of the deeds ? The first qnsties certainly involved peisciples of great important; bat he was of opinion that then was no difficulty in applying thew to the facts as de elated by the deeds sad admitted. the Lordship stated the farts of the raising of the money (1,8002.) anaosig subscribers, and building the church, and the conveyances in 1832, and again in 1844, to the new trustees, who then became affected with the trusts of the deeds of 1832. lie was clearly of opinion that the decree is dialog with the rights of those who clainsed under the deeds of 1832, as against those claiming adversely nadir the deed of 1844, was quite correct, and founded as the established inks of equity. Row far the trans of the deed of 1832 affected Mr. Mean", and er nether he acted in violation of them, formed the seat question. Bet that appeared to hiss to bees tree from doubt as the first. The deed was itself env in its terms on that point : the minister of the church was to be in full comma nice with the established church of Scotland. It wee quite immaterial to that question to esseider what wee the con duct of some of the con • who seceded, or whether the majority or minority bad bean the seceding parties. Those who were interested is maintaining the trusts of the deeds of 1832, had a right to insist that the then Established Church of Sootlend should be their model, and this court was bound to enforce the per of the trials of thaw deeds. Mr. Munro admitted, or certainly did not negative, the charge that he dissented from the church as it was governed in 1832, and he followed the course of conwienti-us peewee who proved their eine.- ' city by the sacrifice of their inseams. This court had only to deal with the rights of property in such molten. He agreed with the Via-Chimes or that Mr. Munro ought to In remised ; sad he affirmed the decree in all parts, except the declaratioa that it was nut to affect say mutt that may be founded oar a title to the property prior to 1832. That part was unnecessary. That variation in the d. cree was not to affect the question of coats, and the appeal must be dismiseed with costs. Won the Master of the Rolla. TULL V. MOIKLY.--ALTELATIONS IN LniczaTEY euraast.—lrr. Roundel! Palmer moved, on behalf of the defendant Edward Ifflothay, to dissolve an injunction ob tained by the plaintiff, Charles Augustus Talk, to restrain the defendant from building upon and making certain altera tions in the pleasure greund in the centre of he icester.square, and cutting down the .bruhe and trees crewing there. It appeared that in lOUS the plaintiff wee absolutely entitled to the piers of pleasure ground in question, and also to numer• OUR houses is the new . And be mild the pleasure-ground to Charles Wins, wbs ecisenanted for himaelf, hie heirs, executors, administrators, snd assigns with the plaintiff, his heirs, end assigns that be (the said Charles Elms, his heirs and assigns) would at all times for ever thereafter, at his own costs and charges, keep and maintain the said piece of ground and the railing round the same in its then form and in sufficient and proper repair as a square garden and plea. sure-ground In an open st ste, uncovered with any buildings, in neat and ornamental order, and would not, take down or deface the (nu. strian statue in the centre of the garden, and that it should be lawful for the inhabitants ot Leicester square, tenants of the plaintiff eed his father, their heirs and assigns, and the plaintiff and his lather, their heirs and assigns, on panne% of a reasonable rent for the same, to have keys, and the privilege of admission therewith in.() the garden. The piece of pleasure-ground subsequently became the property of the defendant under a title di rived from Elsa, and he had lately commenced opt- Mine for building thereon. The object of the suit wan to prevent his from doilig this. The defendant in opposition to the injunction contended that he was not bound by the cam mut, as it did not at law run witk the land. Mesas. Turner and Shehhearn ' for the plaintiff, contended that the covenant did run with the Lind, and even if it did not. that I the defendant became the proprietor of the property with fall Lotion of it, and was therefore bound by it in equity.— The case was we einseindinl. COURT 01" QUERN'S . DENCH.—Yamannar. dialer la 511103. Tea QUINN V THR WILL laraormatir Coo- MISSIONSILL—MANDANICB.—This case MN OR for argu ment upon a demurrer to a return mac by the defeadante to a mandamus granted by this court, commanding them to issue their warrant to the sheriff tollllllloll a coompootatec ury to area the value of certain property belonging to a 3111 r. Fowell, who bad bees served with a nodes by the com missioners that his premises would be required by them in tinning out certain contemplated improvements. The re turn to the writ of DalldeMlVl stated, in substance, that the commissionen had nu funds, and did not know how to pro cure the means of satist)ing Mr. Fowell's demand.—Mr. Fribley, la support cf the demurrer, now contended that the return was in milkier& The fact of having served • notice on Mr. Powell, stating that they should require his property, sada them parties to a contract which they were bound in law to falft—Mr. Kennedy. on the other side, contended that ea then were no funds it would he of no woe to let the mdmibuss go.—Lord Denman ; The object is to sacertain the ammeil, so that, whenever you have the moans of mica, yyweo may know what you limo to pay. The mandamus, iiesulmu, most go. PLUM V. ALVTOX.--CLSRICAL FBlll.—This was an action to recover 301., being two-thirds of 461., alleged to have bees received as tees by the defendant, as minister of St. Bethnal-green, and came before the court upon a demurrer. It appeard that the plaintiff, who is the rector of Ik. Matthew's, Ilethmalicreen, was entitled to two-thirds of all the bee received by *a defendant, who, during the life time of the rector, was to pay two-thirds of the fees arising from marriages, christenings, and the chunking of women, in Mu &MUM, to the rector of the parish, who had bet n dueled by the scholar, of Bruenue College, Oxford, time I patrons of the living. In coriequenc• of the *tent of the I perieh, it was found ern*-ary to erect four district churches, of which St. Fhilap's was one. The of the living had since l eased into the hear 711 Bishop of London, and notwithstanding the plaintiff, Mr. King, had become the rector el Woodchurch in Chester, where he now resides, the bishop had allowed him *eon. tinue to hold the rectmy of St. Matthew's, Bethnal-green. The plaintiff, alleging that the ,lefer.daut had received 461. fey fees, brought his action to recover the two thirds to whkh he claimed to be entitled. The di fendant pleaded that he had not useiluid the amount of fees claimed, inasmuch es be had ratan,' to lake free for baptisms and *unhinge because e the petty of the inhabitants, and the ationsmet et the ha might deter them from having sari tootesslie psi termed ; and he had also i"et up, as moth, r pm! or fence, t hat the cit.'' , ff was no: entitled to the be by view of his son-residence Mr. Hill, in support of the deouner, contended that the r. tor of St. Matthew's was bound to re side in the parish, •if being now resident at Chaster, ma sot entitled to rug , . the fee.—Me. Watson, Q.C., oft the ether side, ',listed t..st the plaiatiff a right to claim** fur, and that the d. *dant, as the arin.;ster of St. Philip's, was boned to take lees for all christenin,tt and u sod pay two-thirds to the plaintiff.—The court:eretast *skit that the plaintiff wee entitled to the amount claimed. hut that there wee nothing to show that the dolleadant was hosed to Mee the ire for the rector. he may hare been induced to subicribe for the ma city of his election, may preclude him hereafter from modifying, in a more etateenianlike and national in terest sense, the onerous operation of the tariff ma now existing. MOLDS 3 priera li tal l it lii , 11, 1a s W OO, X V: gar at. Aar.. Lel li Ira ii i eil lan e sea., op. 16 i.e., 1/80, , 81. JUISI4 Da. 10 York esp. Mai NIL, 1418, II 41141rar. 8 4-16 414 y Do. ]puss" up. IX i.e., XX IC Vim. 8 11011119 /MIL 6 par C4.llmlllia M. Dam& 75 3 mra.prks Zia Acct., Dee. 6 per IX lawaaWaL. Mi Spar 01. 21 pa1.. 1 11t22 120 ., 14 1 1 14 par 011. 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Flifilis .. . . 6 9 Paris I Sirashowy 14 7d. 26 Da 4.1 . h.J...iil Itairs sad Hoerr 4 7 O D0.1.0.5h .5.1 Aa • 494 210 Bassibre and Maw 24 3 Li , D0rke..4..31 aD b 11 1 p. 9 Torn sod Ewan • ,11 7ed. 1 Guldsh ~11 111 e 14 In. old Wed Fbriadm. ~ . 44 rAus. Du. 4. so, Mem. OM ••••••it. i m=s. %Assail Weir COO . - Farb mid lowa SO lonia mid Sam_ ~... , &TI M M & lisrawsi ids " iiirsabourg .. 324 . • Moire IS !MOW I Sib bill Si Sara -..-.....342 1 Aft MEETINGS.—BtaNONOHAM, WOLVERHAMPTON, AND Sroi Vxm.cv.—.4djouroird Special Mertiv.—Hirmiretani, Dee. 3. —Stn. E. Leakage in the chair.—Thais meeting wee for the purpose of obtaining the *Moen( of the proprietors to the deed for leasing the line to the Lembo and North Western Company, The tense, m al reedy agreed upon, are two.thirds of the dirMwil at the London com pany. The beetle of the lease were real by Mr. Ingkby, the cow pony's solicitor. The term is for 1, 00 yews; the sheres are to come into thin dividend on the let of January. 1830, the first payment being to be m.tte on the 15th of September in that year, and in t aunt hall-yearly, on that day, and on the 13ilt of March, until the me just epeettled the shareholders will continue to receive 4 per cent. es at lament. The company is to pay the 'epees* of keeping well together as a company out of the dividend reoeived from the knee& in the event of new Week being crested by the London company, the proprietors of thin undertaking are to receive a share it. Kelowna to the two-thirds capital on which they receive dividend ; there are to be no further untie on three shareholders, the London and North Wedern Company engaging to find the remainder of the e decal required ; and with respect to the Dudley branch, to make which powers have been obtained from parliament, the London and North Westerr Company indemnify these shareholders in the compt peoceedings beteg hereafter taken by any el them to make the line. Several objection. were relent to poeticare of this lease, and considerable dileuesion ensued. — At length the Chairman moved a resolution, to the effect that the eirsft leave rent be Approved and cooltrined, and that it be at once engruesed, and the eolitrooll oat lazed by the beard.—Mr. Scott, however, objected that thin might lead to so informality, It being the province of the .hare olden.—Ultimately therefore, It was resolved that the Ire* enoutd be engrossed, and the meet., was adjourned for a week, whet. the 'borehole:len will again meet to give it their formal sanction. SOUTH Dirrox.—Special Nati .—Bristal, 6.—This meeting miscalled by Bristol In consequence ot • pompblet from the pen of Mr. the, the chairman of this company, in referents!. to the abandonment of the atine s el c heri ba amens at traadall. Mr. tllikott in th e clinic . -11th Chairmen that Mr. 0111 re commends, that, before the atmospheric plus Inenotehly abandoned. and the plant eute, it would be • wiser worse for the shareholders to laurel edited., for ebb:hewn • further expense/Wel 12 mouths might he obtained, a n.m not equal to to. per share, rather than incur the certain ken of 504,0001., with a further expenditure of from 300,0011. to Pt %nod. The Chairman added that it was highly desirable that the statements contained in Mr. Gill's pamphlet should be tested, and tie following resolution wan paned :—" That from the statements contained In Mr. Gill's pamphlet, It is highly desirable foe the interest,. of the shareholders, that a public meetin should be railed, in eider that the etatemente contained in Mr. Gills pamphlet shinild be paLisfactuay explained, for the guidance of the sharw holders as to the propriety of repainting the further enc of tea per Ware as mentioned in the pamphlet, so as to teat the colony of the atinuspheric principle of traction before finally abwolesind it and die. pining of tee materiels."—The signing of a ruitusanin He a emeriti meetteig ornaluded the proceedings ; MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—Oram ow or 'ars SAM aux AND Must non llaseinitaas rte Wairemr.—The Orgill/ of this section took place co Thursday last. The total emetic railway thin opane.l up from the (ova meat line at Marebientie to w alcouri, with hrmtcaa to elarialinf and Inevelea. In 25 nines., through the richest mineral Waffles of Belgium. The seigiaa government having certified its fewer for opening, after luspecuon by the Minister of Public 'limit., the traffic in peowngers and the staple pnoluete of the didriete, such as coal, coke, and iron, which are eery comaderable, commenced on Saturday. Upwards of 3,000 tons of noo ore. • mineral extenedely worked at Suomi and neutour, near Philippe- Tillie wet' ready for conveyance to th e bank. of the Sande* for smelting. There him been IA mace in the estimated wet of this ern section of 73,3291., owing to the earthworks Inmate exceeded he original calculation, And which la attributed by the engineer to the hard nature of the reeks encountered. PUBLIC BALES.—Y UTZEDAT. Several sales of estates were announced for yesterday at the Auction Start and (iarraway's, but in consequence of no bidders being in attendance they were withdrawn. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.— Mnrctmo-wria, Deo. 5.—T he sugar mar bet hiiv again opened for the won with a heavy appearance, and al though importers have bought In Inely, prices have namely been supported, 330 Ws. only of West India sold to-day. 1.011 hest Mauritius sold to pulite sale a sheds ander las week's , sod fully half td the 4,300 bags of Bowl was bought In far want of at newton rates. Reined dull: pastry lamp, fair to hoe. 46.. to 50&—The public isles of *Am have Idea Woad Is shy but there has brow rather mare dturaitilso to boy W mattatt than fee sums time pest.—Pinineto . Ifs locomen the mesas es' rivals brought forward ell bum la pennant; &boat 160 ware with. draw& at *I.; the remalacter sold, Ides iggy poi. 4d., 4d., nth& established a thane Id. told. thlmin sold ninny; giver, 36. Bd., 36. Ild.; Wren, 46, U. sd.—Race continua Irm.—Tallow dull at 445. ted.--(3.4t0n : 300 bales sold.—Tia: the pablio gales of 10,000 packages, declared for Thunday an; km ISO9ID6ed hole= by prints contract —White pepper portly said Sid. to 4d. bought In at ed.--Mellse bought In, la. to ain—lisopd sold 41. to 130.—Whi.e gum bought In 72a. id.--Kbrey bought 14 71. las. to B'. i3--Bast India eed sold 324.8(L to 005—Jute partly mold 164. to 184-17alusea bought is 134. uneW no alteration, and mark et s gapingly hays wont a ate:pearing& COTTON.—Lionnrooz., Dna. 6.—Tito market to.thy vas To brit prism rumba =, Vs, Wes war* about 00 f lat TN tunes es Muncitiaona. Dam 6 —Tbero is no thane of importanco brides la the data of the market slime our lad report. A stedy badness misname tof2rs at the full rates of last week. Cloths 'unable far India en la request, mod rather KOKO. 74 end 9.3 priming cloths of art lower quallhes more freely. Hem goods are ins Mho. tam the incoonsed Imam en the part of toanoketurere. the mint imenedon h that the amount cd awed b o dows may will be Mond to be Ism In amputate with the m i . d , then ma antisipated. Ti. yarn rearlut le very cm bares or. now eine Ira bolder. TM Mound M ladle nostbees le ti tan , awl M the MI rhos lately prevalen eat pi. ft um good Meat mimeo is Amicable, Memo nweeMbelene &NW bl the bidder pim hat a NMI kr dr wadi widow nimbus ups the Illicit., the both be psis and ma Is km NA MAW, porkier?. Ming in ger n 1 well=t r ewl whore Min are any, inn me m o, tlgbt—Remimr and new. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Limps, Die. 6.—Tbere was a ter, this eAtewhree of offehords at ear doff% baths Ilds =reit& mg the perieseswen gretertterat owst, a few arnetewate seltekle kr the ern( IMOe hint the prtnetel erns effected. laree woct•dtd lades =Wee tray aimed darn, with a mat tern met of desidep awl Tweets doe drew! kerns The trarneddell were welt* say tiara' chaseels this BL4NLBTS.-11 swum, Diac. 4.—The asuisk vasaga.a sleek. There wee bat a ustestely goad etteerna of menlasta Is the blanket bell tide Meese" end their operesem were Hated ht point of West. Prim rierdeed es met. Frost the LONDON 042ETTIL—Tuesday, Dec. 6. BOliikUrTsf Paulus BANIAXO, Darken; War;risiaire, coach foundrr, to sm. render Deo, 19 & Jan. 18, at 10, at Birmingham Ct. Sot., , want. Birmingham; off. wig., Clakt*Binulimham. Tnautioss PIaRDIZICIt CLAIM Liverpool, milliner, Dee. 18 &J am 18, at 11, at Liverpool Cl. Soli, Sole _ & Turner, aldermanbary, ft Tyrsr, Llverptsol ; off. gads, M.ipn Liverl. Janes Baoarn Purls, Little Chi:Marked, a e=, lime burner, Dm 12 at 14, & Jen. 19 at 1, at Badeghall-st. Sole, Thurgood, Timed. hall, Old Broad.st., & Messrs. Tburgood, Saffron Wader), Pam; off. wig., Stanaleld,lKlngVirms.yd. Joan Gm, Widen, Yorkshire, coal merchant, Dec. IS & Jan. I; at If, at Leeds Ct. /kb., Smith, Holborn; Spencer, Keigh:ey ; a Bond & Berwick. Leeds; off. wig., Hope, Leeds. Lawman 011alualtau Stroud, Gloucostershire, noddler, Dec. 19 Is Jed. 18, at 11, at Brist ol Ct. Blob. Blower & Lineoln'ains ostcs, &Kerney, Stroud ; off wig., Brist ol Sarum buses, Bristol, kwelkr, Dec. 19 k Jan. 16, r 11, at dry, tol Ct. Soy., Linkletars, Charlottes/ow, London; off. akin., Hotta% Bristol. • Assam) JOlCtrarn , ' Liverpool, Beamed victualler, Dec. II &Jan.; at 11, at Liverpool Cl. bola, Johnson & Co, Temple, & Grote% Liverpool ; off. wait., Bird, LlverpoaL %casuals Looms, Colsbrousti, Torkehlra, scythe manufaeterer . Bee. 23 at Jan. 27, at 13t, at Leeds Cl. Sots, Duncan, BucLinghesa s ere, Lao& t, & Pernell,MsMad • off. .wig. Freeman, Sheffield. WILLIAM IIatCCAXP, LI merchant, Dee. Is & Jan. 9, at U, at Liverpool Cl. Edog., Sharpeird &Co., iverpool. Bedfurd.row, & Lowndm kOs, pool; off. ori, B, L J Liver Oralt MALLACtg, Cbehenham, grocer, Dee. 21 at 11, k Jan. 18 at; at Brktol Ct. Solo., Noteott, Clueen's.an., & Boodle, Cheltenham; off. emir., Aaraman, Bristol. Buns' PALLISTIUL, Weat.at., Ormond, lankeepet, Dec. 13 at 1, ft Jan. 19 at IC at Basingballat. Solo., Southgate, Baruck 7 s-bm. tern, & Southgate & Son, Gravesend; off. wig., Stansfeld, King's. arma-pd. Vituassr SHARPE, Lutoskrfordshire, plumber, Dec. I.t at lt, Ss lan. 19 at lit, at Baalogball Sol., Clarke, Featherstone-build. Holborn ; off. wig., quildhall-chamb. JOHN VALLI", am., m.d. Somerestsbire , cheese dealer, Dsh 21 Jan. 18 at 2, at Bristol Ct. Sok., Gregory &CO, Balked. row, Parsons, Lansport; al. .Wig., Hutton, Bristol. WILUSX BMWS WALTillaa, Lamy, Yorkshire, cotton spinner Dee. 22 Pell. 2, at 11, at Leeds Ct. Sole., Cragg le., Bedford, row, & Allay& & Digoe, Burnley ; off. assig Young, Ueda. RICHIAD Wasorr. Badwell Ash, Suffolk , baker Ike. 12 at IA Jan. 19 at 12, al -st. Sola„ Chilton & Co% Claucers•drasi off. cadg e btanah/d, 'isarma-yd. INSOLVENT PETI7IONEREI. T. Bonen, Toner. lallae. J. Wind, Swale.. Wiltshire, Plea T. Conan. Kaighlee. Yorkshirt. eau tem. too opium. O. (1141 Hatidenlield. Toehold% J. 1111.1.4.• 6th need 0. 11 Boyd., inarborsoge, Tenn/ft waling Jeweller. J. 4=0.T1. V . cannon on, Santa , eausa. Tads J. Hassaa. Samara, Lwonshise, up• shre, due. Winner. O. Smith, Buddersidd. York**, Y.. Leen 1111Mol, Lee and nedisllor. W . we, New Rowney. Read brick. J. Topped Partnsootb, knee P. Ifonikid Lockwood. Yorkshire 0. illekinnight. yew, stavevalm. mkt. , T. new, Mira corneas, stir ' l,llrutol. lie tned et/tram. J. B. Welingdod Bristol. L. laldiag. epeeollicaload, Set. J. Waite, Wadded &anthill:l4 ft. ahlre,butcrat. I. Newt,.. Westin. sopedifiono ird Tells& Pratrarnag4 yrmaem monastic*. cataract =We. leararyww. botcher. DECLtRATIONS OF T. Itsslisrville,E4r;cal, licensed vistuarer—lst die. of Ga Dee. 7, & any subsequent Thursday, at Casenowi's, Liverpool T. Menbow, Llanidloes; Montgoesseyildrw, draper—let die. d Is. Old., Deo. 3, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Holmes's, Ms. cheater. T. Earle, Castk , st., Lang-sere, funeral cartlage master-Ist dh,d 35., Dec. 11, & two subsequent Mondays, st CIIM111112 . •, Birebie-lane. T. L. Erin k T. Dowslass, Vigo..t e Middlesex, cloth mamas. tureys-4th dia. of 3d., Dee. 11, & two subsequent Mondays, at Cbse . , et's, Birebia.lane. W. Ha Liverpool, master mariner—la div. of W., Deo.% & any su bsequ ent Wednesday, at Morgan's, LiverpooL E. Jones, servos!, retailbutchcr—lst div. of 61d., Dec.l3, am =bemoans Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool B. Keen, Hillingdon, Midden:, brickmaker—let div. N 24., llr 11. & twosubscquent Mondays, at Canines, Birchindane. J. C. Lee, Liverpool. locker in her Majesty's (7ustoon—lag div.ef 2a., Dec. IS, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Limped. A. Patterson, Liverpool, livery stable keeper—let dits.ef Dec. 111 , ,l o ag i subeequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. R. West Derby, Lane...shire, hotel keeper—la &v.d lid., Dee. 1; any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Limp J. Price, 'Hslywell, Ilintshire, gmcer—lst dlr. of 7jeL, Denl; any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. S. Res, Liverpool, plumb&—lit die. of 34., Dec. 13. & say mhos quent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. J. Richardson, tinionet., Spitalftelds, earthenware desist-2Y div. of subsequent Ist ik 2nd div. of 6s. sd. (on new proses), Dec. 9, &Ms saturdays, at Edwards's, Frederick's-pL F. Richest., gicsngste-a., City, merchant-2M div. d ld., Dec. Il t & two su bsequent Mondays, at Groan's, Birchin.laas. W. Stokes a S. blokes, Liverpool, merchants—Further dlr. 011 K (in addition to 2s. and three 11.16ths of a penny on Dew roofs), DM 13. It soy subsequent Wednesday, et Morgan's, Liverpoo l. E. Wells, jun., Mydelleton.pL, Sadler 's-wells, licensed victualer -Ist div. of ss. Dec. 11, & two subsequent Mondays, at Cams" Bbehin-lane. W. West, London.terram, Umkney-rd., linen draper—lit &v.d Is. (on new proofs), Dec. 9, K two subsequent Saturdays, at Ed. wards's, Frederick's-pl. W. Whitworth, Manchester, eorn factor-2od di.. of le. 114., Den 5, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Manchester. DIVIDZNDS.—Dec. 28. J.l Bonitos, jun.,' Dorchester, wools erne builder —tee. 28. G. Edwards, Newton Abbott, Dewesskire, —Dee. 29. J. A. Forrest, Liverpool, glass merchant—. Dec. 29. Forrest & Lloyd, Liverpo , l, glass me chants—Da. S. J. Gibson St J. WOlaason, Liverpool, silk mercers—Dec. 27. T. Rm. wood, 10afordet , saddle & hussies maker—Dec. 29. W. Haft Liverpool. rope mumfacturer—Dec. 28. L N. Phillips, Three Onto st., I..M=e, licensed victualler—Jan. 10. E. 1"hoonson, Kiwis& upon•Holl, hosier—Dec. 28. H. Whitely, Waterman's-gelds, wadi. wich, victualler—Jan. 3. J. %%Alison, Brymbo, Denbighshire, kale nester. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. —Stephen Mak. Old Abscised bent & shoe maker, Dec. 9 & Jan. 13, at the Lanes Tree Tames Aberdeen—James Anderson. Glesgow, carter, Dee 8 k M, del Crow Hotel, Glasgow—David Baster, Coupar.Augus, vintner, Den K 29, at Reva's Hotel, Coupm.A ngus —John Cooper, Crustiest, BA. frewshirs, carter, Ike. 9 a 30, at the Saracen's Head lAN PWAirr James Laldlaw, Glasgow, sharebsoker, Dec. 8 & Jan. 2, at the Odds Hotel, Glasgow—Thomas M'Keand, Glasgow, share desks, Dee. If &Jan. 2, at the Buck's Head Hotel, Glasgow—John Rain, brewer, Dec. II a Jan. 4, at the Commercial Dundria— th = Swan, Glasgow, victualler, Dee. 9 & 30, at the Globe Hotel, WWI —William Turnbull, Govan, spirit dealer, l2 & Jan 11, ot Cowrie's Royal Hotel, Glasgow. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—T. H. Anthony _fa J. jun., Manchester—P. Breen &R. Dere WeiMrd—WP.trilw V. Wardle, Nottingham—E. B. Collard, J. ey, is Liverpool, so far as regards J. Beasley—J. Curtis, S. Cur g tfs,l l Curtis, Finebary-st , St. Luke's, so far as regards J. Curtis—F.o 6 M &C. Chubb, Yeovil, tiontersetshirc--D. Daniels, G. Cooper, k I. Cooper, Newastle-upon.Tyne, so far as regards 1). Dardels—T. IL Denny aD. Sturdy, Upper Ormodet., Mediators—T. Docker IA Smart, Birmingham-8. Dodd E. Tolima, Manchester—s. = W. Edwards, &Y. T. Selby, Spalding, Lincolmotire, so fer • W. Edwards—J. Gilbert ft S.louce ste Webb, Beamins ert, pOI ir ter—R. R. Horner &C. Harvey, Gr—W. Inelte e fln Doreetest., Salisbury-sq.—T. A. Jackson & W. Little, Sh Idureisoe & W. Laurence, Maidatosc—T. Lesingharn x C. F. Cook's-et, Lineoln'sion—J. Lodi se &T. Booth, Duthie W. J. Mousell aJ. H. Theme en, Park-et., Camden-town—R. MO & G. W. Sharp, Red Lioneq., Blosmsbury—J. Other, sm-dli. Oliver jun., Bury.a., St. James's—C. Page aN. Page. Ware. sms ; lordehire—.l. G. Swainson &J. Swaloson, Liverpool—J. E. Wads& t B. (Winston, Urerpool—A. Westley a T. N. Kerr, Biggless* Bedfordshire—E. M. Williams, T. Shepherd, H. J. Exam, kw• yMeredith, Ynishir, Glamorganshire, 60 far as regards E. )1. MOM I a -0. Young, &I. Young, Leith. In SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—NIAus. .11.1. DCI. A LLDOII.4•II. ova UL O,OO/ 2 Dahl% ...... 00 Holland .... 00 ladle .. Inunb- to *Was ow 0 Waterfowl .. 011 midst, .... 1 atopton—Dscla Ilario..Deall 2 Domande*. 01 Frame ...... 0 0 Do. Mareelll... 0 0 'V 1. O.DOLS 0 Onsenblen. 10 Lisbon.. Dec. 6 0 Donee and Ito 0 Brasil _Deo 21 0 Halberg... 10 erd.l.N.O.W. u. Ittat...Dee.l3 GIAVIVIIND, Doc. b.—Arrived: U. Harlingen; Geelong.tiblona l l Aeries. Europe, Quebec: . Not, (ante; Vesper, Tair4o(oC Arm, Odessa ; Mary Buller. GD; Alpbomo, Rouen; Sylpb, awe; Water 1101. Quebm.—riailed : falcon, Hartlepool; Couatessof Lon don, Middleburg; Veneseula, Havre; Paler, Gunnery; AD!, Tweed. i d egu,.en; Willierfonx, Newcastle; Magnet, Harlingen Ten,. Sydney; Harpooner, Columbia Rim. go Mated owl pabilibsd of WILL' hit Kula BALM of bookas'..m dna. ha %MOW of Loactoo. Maw, at tee Duke. , n Lombar d Llb wood d 11111.. ft oss.—ll.Dll/1141T. DWINDLE , 4. VW. BIRTH& MAUL —Doe. 1. at Gramm*, Poiloautoa. Mrs. J. Mak, of o sta._ , O.IMAIN.—Dee. 4. at Helves Mum, dWke Newington. the sae of dl Mos • eon. Ittintiotittlik of *2, at Sydenharo, Mrs. Rodekineon, of s we. JOIINSO2.—Deo. 4. at Claptum Ow. Btu. W. O. JOhllBoll, of 3 we. RAW Lt %tie —Ver. 1, at Itootord. Writ. B. W. Rowan" of a Mutton KOLAN ft—thett 3. ea Wellithunth. Mrs 0. Roland of a eon. OWAIMM—Doe 1 at TheoloMs, Herta, Mrs. J. &am.. jun., .1 seek If IlliTillM.—Doe. 4, at Orawaturch street, Mrs. C. Whahats.• a wa. MLIIRIAOFJ3. DICKENO—LOVNLL.—Dee. 6 at TrlulW District Churds. MGM Mud bY the Wm. O. Ouguelto Novaharo. otinied wo of Dickens, Me., to Harriett, fifth daughter of tho Low Frauds Mu of elosneetrost, and formerl Elt, George. o MaJmt DOISHIS—MONTEITLL—Dew. 2. its Mama E Olordod by the Bor. 2. Garden, IL 0 Isabella Thornton, driest daughter of R. Monteith. Witt. DON 7. ER—WALCOT.—Dec. 2, at at. Matthew's, Miztoa. by tM R. O. Sean. curate of liothfleld, Kent. C. .1. 0. Doyen the. to E Altura. llaaboth, lounged daughter of T. IL. Welevi, AA. Acreisso, Briztoo. D1.1(.1N A—YRT.—Dao. 1, at fk. Hornsby. Liverpool by %be ler. T. Nolan. Coot. It. 0. Dogma, of the .nhHito Mamar , ager, to Mahe; daughter of W. Fry. Em.. of liaby,CornealL OORDON—OANNING.—Nov. Mat Church, Ken, lee Toth Hlghlanders, to Marta, dye, das,ihtey of P. R. Oordes. the law R. Sty of Voteoto. Warwieltehiro. 0011V10 Hannay Kirkdale Boum, the reddest of Min Hannay, by the Rev. ;oho Muir, (Wptain Clordou, of et Mod Rath. to Swan Rooney. defog daughter of (10 " Raindatd. M QUICEN—IVMSCHLIL—Dee. 4. at St Brtdek, Liverpool. 01 110 Bev. lb U. Wetwort. r y ee edl =O. K "(NOM. Of the Moths h. of LOW QaWhter of Mr. P. Wileekaa, bleef hithorn. Mod did. MU Rd LON D-011MMILL—Der. 1, at Amlaird, hy the Her. W. MI Mr. D. Maitland. of 11311, to Jean. second doughty of S. Swami. M. Amlaird. ROIMMO-001i11—Nov. 30 at the Roman Cotholle Chapel Llomd. W *el"' A ' lAnnualatit• NOM& Tinagat the lad eL Om*, WIWI.. of gouts. Meath to liesonetta Omaha yowsgew .IOMOr of H. Cont. Lea of Reread:lh Lea ABIBROROMBIL—Deo. I. at Maley. Petar, dfth so w n of Mr. W. Aber OLemDES:I4tHVINT.Deo. 6. at Mt residence, lo Wpoiwreet,Jol o Bu m, M.D., P.R.R. In the 6tht HY olv se e. DILI:Y.—Don 8, ilemor. wife of Mr. 1 Dthey, of Podhadow UOTe. GIRDIN ;MR at Zathurigh. Jane, donghthr of the law Be" Dr. Gardiner. OOLDYINCii.—Doer. 2, M Upper Wimpoieetreet. London, Cathelee Eliza. wife of Malorm. OMMneh, C. 8., aged 57. MEWL—Dee. 2. at Hiseion. Rdo, third Maeda of the We Rev. Ds 111101. of Timbrittle. MCNEIL—Doe. 2. at IfeW,Tua Redwood Leett and 65. LOOKWOOD.—NY. 28. Dubllo. Benrietio, relict of If. 4,4e0 1 . MttILAND.—Dee. I, at dt. Mom Mows , wife O f th°lll Mr. J. Matthaei, Thorallelank, aged Ilk X NV ILL.—Dee.l, Mr. J. D. Novill. of Stoke Newingtoo, awed 3A . WthWTT.—Dea.,o. at Boakesieet. J. Woott, formwd at Wow r .~-