The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-16 00:00:00

het of tke baryons Iv vlss liven away tee or tw of her lane pictures, which had bees at (loth wettest, she did Mt is land to gamey the property to the plaiatiff bat lie (Mr. Chastlairel would till the ivy that that ciressewases did sot affect the validity of the hill of sale. Tka berosere lived with the plaintiff is the upper part of the hoses is Berkeley 'street, bat did set per bee es nit, whit& Wilt be easily senuttod few win tbe sonstleg slant • hetios, IMO WOW Inn her sad the banns wee takes Lots oesside owl which w seta math r nies It was fleee tint the plaintiff MI an with her es $ eeafideadal servast awe IMO the year NMI. The teaser died at Biletheall en the 26th of Opener, MM. Who Sefits of the ben Ohl Chebseserese expired, tbe dOnot sods a Mein la the Bow Dales is,dasplibelissi MO Maio Os se =tab a nthe Ton mu es wo enenny in n& to ninths Tht li a l li= swan that the sot of 401. was do boo the Bann Ban to the defiant ; bat the costa is the sese i =e6 aeon the nen to MIL Is Jaly, 1847, the test a sheriff's ono* to the bon la Berkeley-aloe% bet thew the impair that he the& nods ha weertaleedtbellihs Awe did set being to the haroater. Nr of Dosewhes DM, W Wag shout foe, shor her t death, aa noeonne( wee pet is at the salt of Oho defesdea, *ea Set the prunes ia Betkeleyn istrapied by the *MK tad ell the weper i t a y s zrea est sway. The fasitos wee allorrans soil Oa oniony, ea Wenner role wee Orin. It wee toe dra in the speenor there wen wee ho Inn% • lei witaing plate nab did not pees by the NU of in I lele he herb of the plaint bat the 'whole of the fan. thee sheen by the anoint was wedoebtedly hey ; pew WT. Is soon of the klaistiti ease a roe nein of wit. State WON called. The but ef sale was then put in sad read, sad it coned to the iiiiistal the forum in the 15... is Q•enneet, eel eke reminder of the term .1 the lose She Moe boil the her. Ili the Iliesesmbadla of /b. J. A. Latiy, it wee dna ties this wino that des non gave ems of ler Vto Mr. hishabso, the son of thente Lord hat :* to • Mo. Wears and two to a Mr. North, a Boor masa pdsit. This wino alio admitted nips tills_ 000lio • sheet of pin lOW Minn to the • teens sal he sew send ht sen het be was nlieg to =2 to the potty asthenia to neon It, whoa we pa to be Or line Tann din& he did set Inn Ohs iberillt eti.er et the hot thst h. In the plate, who he Mis Jaly._ B 11147, he Ileation of hyTiall Op • et elo ono DM& Belden wee then ghee to On that the *MI haddd . Ipen the odes end tose ia miest sh• bump ism T most. sad that she bed bosenthe hislose le fr kir 4008. Several ladies who had but ir nate with the late Boerne Dabs_ , this non whim were the WO Mir Nyder, a Miss no. amilb to War Is s. all el whoa deposed that the nesse bed elways opens is way ailhotimate ens el Cherp soil bad old that ohs bed mind es eon* epos_• that she " one •a will lad bend le leave tbe pisistif ber tones Oa erionneethe name witness heparin that the besesses bed preinged Mr. Bran, the non he North _ebb use pletarn, and bad she Ins ' le NM 1111sibni Mph the peahen of her easerat, Chessalle Nide. Mr. Ilsobey list model to sneer the jury eo bait , Of the delhodest, lad anoded thee the bill of oh wee so senlV to losishe the 'hesitate ia node, to the eadir. basso I bar ally buss In by die Weser hit et hes • deem of the Cort " 7 — Clisessel lis =, ibe=wold be ponied • =bet to s sell le whish oho yes • ishohe en Ms. the somber se esellsoset, the nimbi net wee the nesse on pielsresled beei } the to that ens- Boa, it ben dose by tbe none (the loosed cooed ist gated) as a eon of pose sang. The het that the bear nee did set Sten is raps hoer penny to the wee shown by the anstansee that - the wrote to int =it:to bons noon Ma Os now her to son the his it sad wee spos bb inn le de so, that Se bill nolo, In lanai of the son piing, we. en end. lee two yore Wee It had lees o own& it we. Wren to tons to Mr. liturgool holder Molly down Oft 14 wee set es Wenn is ohs Wen le est spew. Ile (Mr. lisokey) and on a mon who sandal spas the be....., sad be would tell th t ery that she pen by the son of the pont Mo. Wean, no he eleirled her I. Old The rens tenses bed goo to Bonges wee non she ap. the son el the Ohne* nit. H e Oit. Beir • ...jr .- st se dent It wee the tonsils of the boons to hoe the Mont her taraintie, bone the witness celled ea be. Inn hot tad that the hen= had so snood benelf, brides Nano that she bed settled as wally apes kin sneak an sole • MIL It woo twin that she bed soh a will, Ist no sea des mat had bow win was ea notseele deesseitesee for the bond sena Mee prosseded to all Mr. er r e . midi* ntest, who depocd to the fact = The is Cosio 11 1 1114 10 boson npresested knelt to hisa, whoa be ire illten peepered ber, to he • Mrs. Walked, hat nerwards told his Ist sem. Mr. aturposs, the bentse, wee this celled, seal he stated that he was gin nib to say mimeer be received a letter from the non when be ken lonerly when she was at hlo to new lee te not her font tortuebiC 171: 11l a received on • blew he hod lot it. Me flat's de bill et isle to 111. Wog nesse be econsied Ma the net pen par to have the w. * it. Mole OM en Ain ono wen the not two einem inn, the lino of nos acted as arcs to the nein darn bet Osseo ott neekbeath, aid ties lan tree Os hi& lady if the hen la whisk the beans lain et Mob. heath. ton heir nine it *peon thee the baron gen two pines he Mr. Perth, • inns priest • that she said to Yin On ibe bed gin het feraitn to the gent, antbet the pidgin rid to Anne Fowler that the tontine t ilsolosinet was ben, ell swept the plate aid 017.=wild the care of until lettere of a& IMIPS tan eat. Mr. Chu no espied, an his lordon Oaring briny non qr tbejaybrosibiolp hood • event for the ~, with es we nn se own' the plate, which they old they wire d spin she wee rot odds* to. COURT OF ElCHEQUlll4—Tanwanay. Not Peree.-11ekeeetr P. Meek. C. 11., sad • Loeb. Comm Jeep. Pot f. MOST. COXTSACT TO SUPPLY IRON.—MT. Martin, C., sad dr. Peacock, Ines cosisel too the ti ; Mr. Wawa, Q.C.,*sael Mr. Fitshabst, kr the matsff dad. The piehdffe, who us essasive is.. losaulditarers at libudibra, breaght this aides is ruder des vans GI sends ins admen and this is the dials r, who bed sendso lli t ig e lad M il t sg rid:Ths be the estiolthes of Os Wsdwisk wads* hornet?. if Tr was the Nem& dna*, ass was tried. Upon the trace kid the Lod (Aid Boss vas of the dolmas lead net wiehilint *dr old% aid dheMei the pixie Ind a toilet Ms the ilohninth • nodes sr a new Ski was dionsra aria on thond of shandies, ad the sown in Bean won it OS the Lord Chid &NS bat takes w arreassos of the maned between the pledge. His lethal. wee of odd= that • wanks of simian deliver* _owl *pea whisk the dearad some, wee beiveitel be dish dared he re* then at the nte of U. US a dis sub, whisk the Wenistats bad actually paid, sod that the phistith soak* not is cover son. The court was of mthios that Orders UM them supplied were act bieladth is the Mead sea troth awl that the pilatths were Gadded to reams their wthe, • arier NMI was wessedlsmly awadad. It mewed that the dotendireo, belle nowdsej thdr coas with the Athirelty, ovate to the dada to insesids at what Ms dry dud supply the artists. is operlisa. wink ware Mbe "pled mad Son" ALt Oat tine hen woe asp, sad the And to sappli am at it. IR per Si.. The dothedsols asopted the Oat, sad Shensi the plaintiff. thet they ked aft dna datesinsil spas say pedals Aids:, es Neat Dodoes, the sopesinindlop ended of the works as bid( of the Aikdeshy, had nal den so. The &Spa was, however, a/dryads ambled wpm. Daring the seat year, sad is 1847, the prise et then was putty in creased In the market, but the *Stith kit themedves boiled by their ecatmet, and seapliad the mimes sad &den at 4L 10.. a Ma. They hod lanned a assidsrable La by the usaindse, having trees thee to thee adhered abost 1,700 tar of hew. Is 1847 the &kudos* emits to the debar". sod inked to be hunished with = • Mend onstouslio ham so "dead "at " n i l piden. The pladdlle appidd that liaise that win set within alb wan* saiW orapplied at sa silvans* prin. The defenders Nil they were the pros to son the *Still Way, sad wined to thaw the pere at whisk the regeksi ankles end be farski4 i Mil it might hi ammesiested to Cep. Deaths. The atterwmde ltheilied is. girlies wawiliag to the new yok tern. This sesaisstare was smelt sea eapereive den Uwe OTillea sopplied. and the phinith dimasodied at to rate of 91.10.._ pa tea far ems. They welshed twenty tone, and the theressed eon of esastrestirm was about 18. de. per toe. The doisadaats raked to pay MOM this 41.10.. per ton, sad this soden was the result. It was peened yos. terday that the peeks kr which 91. 10e. pis ism woe demanded, sat the Stith sash sees them the prise at which it less the pith phases, eimeald be siapplisi. —The jury kind a wrist hit is pidalthle—thsapin 241. 18s. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COIIRT.--Thisuma. Is as loss D'Monan AZIDINNOT.—BNITINO AND RAILWAY TILANSACTIONS.—This brolvost, II yea.( man who had bees a sasoloar of the Am of " Arbethaot, Latham, and Ca," nershiate, of Onst St. Hers% was opposed by Mr. Stamina. kw a Mr. Wood; end Mr. Sawed appeared for the trustees of the Albany, toe periodos etimam obstinate. Yr. Ceche supported It appeared *at the insolvent owed in W aanres to 19,6061.; bat the einsidention debts wen under 6,0001. Hs had been enseideely engaged in betting sad railway traseastiess His wierisp on play and betties trasastisso wen about 3,0001., sal bis loose, at LOW ; whilst as railway melees his loess 12,01111. H. woo sow SS years old. When he became of age his benne, Isla his ithies will, was 23,11001., which he had se . He gave ap some interest under the will. In 111461 n was admired a send= of the am of Arbuthnot. Lathan, end Co., end his share of the rats wee 1.2001. ayes,. Whoa be retired lest yen be reseivell,lool. Hs 1 00 Sewn Sewn he waited te fellow tie "harL" Ho had a roast lissisesd holeapeoled Most SOO& es dies ; be or bins he gas 1.2001. On the aimM last ecorkeabiy, on one reeds 5001. on a hone I He ...a to mr_,lwirkia Chien 3,00 a. for seene s e n tat est he louse at Mir*. He had ; a d; lit ? A a si said •S le pooperty ia the kit " " be (the inrinot) said be resin abase LOOM, Ind airy a root duel sore. The debt et Mr. Wood was rant aeons etsties, and the rots were *oat 301. Mr. Wood had bees oconared with " Running Baia." He had about a doses " beast boobs," which he had set Lad la court.—Mr. 'noose Mims, atm soy fee Mr. Ones, proved that a ledgers% was obtaieed for 3,111 E., abs the silo of *. :property in the Albany. The is THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1848. in Stemford-strest. TIM mos, one of whom had firearms, rsa in among thfUL The ay afterwards whit towards DarkisSeld In wades cedar He saw two men at the time oi the explredos lone the body of pike/ant at the oonser, sod go towards the chartist to One bed a abort Iva •by kis side. He wu dressed in • dark coloured whine emit. By a swinger seas he meant us ei the welveemm mole sully wren by spinners. He hod a cop on. The ether who was with line led a light coloured Ma& about jacket en. Is also had • asp en his Mod.' No wombed the ease se in eke spell see, end thwa tuned toned and raw essainklag lying et hats?, owner. He did sot harm Oben it wee • man. lie afterwords hosourel it le be the pelhansaa His espr was ever kb bark Ids bomb swim him, soil& lyleg hes he the skeane/ He wee dud. His oda awl handle um. /ems Meter, die wills et banish, mid their lonee ame =i the soccer et Why sod ilinedbrdcfsest. Wee about 26 ohne. 11. en 14thr in he Of slop. air Is te dged set Ohs whitlow. gad mg= MSS will Ow i Iheseliodotrest, wends( l- S slinenl They woes Isaias towerds the mum ameletilsobseL Saw a poem gem en el the ashen' lady with phi, MA VIM resod the emir w ise anon. As nen MI I hopped, she bend a sa y, "" Hoke rudy." /be eic Tart of a gun iellowed. 'Upon this she went into eisalbec the whidow of whisk Molts into Bentinekonsek, em saw the window a sabots's°, lying on the Vick 11 is the 1111Mie. Saw se sae near.—Crowexamtned Pelledts Mr. Newsso. the snuriatesd side of polies, at Arb. nes ha limbos to her tides sliest the sauider ism she keit he. Mhos he impleleseee. ilbe hod also hum et Ile twos bgß S ar S hose sheet It. T. W. Shim limber' of the Its name, esemshended los eviercon. The men who wise rowni eriner bell Ibis pike in frost of idea, mil add " Moho read Weems I I hem Imt slake of bin. Immisilehdy there wee • I had import of die-pore. The water part of the erred one at this time in Stamind glees/ Whin his wife went priehd to the orbit window, be remained se the window Witt finsfordotrest The.M lOW had advanced with the ens cues back into Stegarsdstrs end oiled "Join, • He then put himself at they end the bet marded is the &intim of by Mr. Pollock : Them weal be erne& el UM mar Not above a doses bed esenniell the wow to Ilaithilmtreet when the shot was Iced. The man who rinsed with the pike wee close ban& the window. He kid a derk.co loured " swinges" so, intessed up. Bidievee be hod a cap on, but is not ortsia. Mrs. Slater rsestiedr—Osehl on tell bow the men with the pike wee bet he had dedoesisuresil shillus on. 11,g Tat p! at Asheen.--Wee ea duty en the Ned ef the et AWOL Abets 116 minutes es 12 he saw Ile Mai be h waft dews Besdnekoneet. He west late the middle et he street, he better to otcorre, and sew that the men were mood with Ass. A umber of men left the ranks and rem atm hiss dew Stamford street, and passed Howard'oecnor into Oneedish Wen. AS be wee ninnies down Stamfred-strut he heard three reports of fire• sere, apparently discharged at Wm. J. Mershon/ a whisamela sod broker, residing in Benthrlotrest, at the grace of Oldstreria, near to Mater's-corner.—On the 14th et Aspen his attention was Was led by a noise in the street, and he looked out of he window. He my Height t i e crossing of and Bentisekonest. He amongst • body d -1 limo Thep led kbe down opposite James Grey's The pnennhotts. Ant door to the Red Lion. He tee, abeilleepe Bright with something which he • Ono teethe ems that had hold of him then It go ▪ pseeented a pike to him. The man appeared to pmb ON pike ihrtrord ; be held the pike low. lie bad a dark anstent seat we. Knows it wee a surtout u the pike mind **bp. lsonotly after this, winters heard the report of a ass. law the flash come from the musk. The man who bed Cho gen, of which witness saw the muzzle stood on the I fi e. le Beatiselninest, and fi red in the di:entice of the Red Lea lemppost. When the shot was find, Bright is =Mi. The lash witness saw we UMW to hint- MOM, Mod hand two reports of a gun before that He heillailhose. The loan fired at Bright in a level sea wee ghost 16 yards from me.—Croes-examiced Ity eli t i oßeek t Wee set before the magistrates. Oars in firmness a mew* ego. Knows Thos. Lattimore. We sernint mesa el him. A man suited Parker woo standing nest te Iretelse. There were plenty others there, but be did sot brow tar of there.—By the Attorney-General :le we that Theo Lellimore did not fire the shot.—By the Judge: Did yet know who did P—W knees: No.—The Atinesey-General : Did any of the psnons round you ire the shot t—Witness : No. Muses Lattimore called, ani was under examination when eta report was despatched. vPOLICE. —_ESTEIDAT. GUlLDHALL.—TiterA•riviino " go no ran" • Pnn usaza.—Mr. D. W. Jokes was cherged with using threat- MANI language tending to provoke • breach of th e path Mr. Healy, publisher, In Reequet•court, Fleet-street, mid Mr. Jobs= called at his office on Thursday week, and TW► ranted that he bad a claim for an article supplied to the R. former newspaper (now dead), besides ether claims, to the amount of 91. Witness disputed the ebbs, when son said taid that, if he were not under articles of piece, b M e would "do for him." On Monday lam the prisoner renewed his visit, and wished to know U Mr. Healy was inclined to settle the claim, and on receiving an answer in the negative, her became very abusive, calling witness " scoundrel," and "swindler,' and finished by saying that he would never rest until he saw him at the hulks, and complainant, there fore, considered he was in danger. The chief matter in dis puta was the payment dose sovereign for an article which was never pu blis hed on account of its libellous character, it being against Mr. Alderman Gibbs, who, on a former occasion bound Mr. Jobeon to keep the pesos towards the ROT. Mr. Barb, connected with the We,- Imam simmer. Mimeos had told the prisoner to go to the County Court ff he had any claim, bat that be refused to do. —Mr. Jobion denied using the language attributed to him, sad added that he only went to try and get money legally dee to him toe articles he had written for the Reformer, and for the French onrespoadent, to whom he was answerable for the due payment, as he found the newspaper had sod dimly stopped, and all the types were being moved away.— AM. Humphery mid that did not justify the course he had persusd, tor_ if ha had any claim he could at once have gone m the County Court. He should bind hint over to keep the rem ia one surety of 601. CLRIUCHNWRLL.—Aisioan Ho ay • Cameras. —J. Walker was charged by Messrs. Rankin and Co., salleiters, of lloutit-aquare, Grey's-inn, with steallug 1441. 18a. 6d. A professional gentleman attended in support of the prosecution, and said that the prisoner had b'en in the employ of the arm as cubist foe the last two years, and great confidence WY mooed in him. It was part of his duty to receive money and pay it into the bankers', and the various sums were to be aferetated for in a book. On the 6th Nov. Mr. Rankin handed over to the primmer 1441. 18s. Od., to be paid into the banks's'. It wee sebseqwently discovered that the money lei sot been peid in, and it wee ascertained that the risme bed been galley of other defalcation's to a semsibrabis smart. He had ad mitted not having paid ia the 1441. 111 Ia 64. when he was given into eastody.—Mr. T. Jame. usseging clerk a the firm, deposed that the sum reftssdte wuratmed in the primer's own handwriting as paid, and that the money had never been paid in. Witness Inquired of the prisoner whether he had paid in ail the premiums on lon saranose. He replied that be had, but it woe discovered that one had not been paid. The solicitor suggseled that the pd. 101111 r should be remanded, as there were seeerel .tier eras of a muck more serious character to be brought hewed against him.—The prisoner was remanded for • week. WORSHIP-STREET .—llmsavousitci.—Tbe additional contributions have been elcsived for tb= of Yrs. Hales Hebei : " (limben), 11. • " 10a. ; and " Two ladies at Chdienheme" per 10a. MABYLIBONB.—PoneaIt Moyne—Mr. lidieglen. a geld and silversmith marls the following stairment to the magistrate:—On Friday, ikk lost, a lams enn e xemotly a groom. came to the slap and pershmel a marked V . 65., teedereil peffiSISSIPIMIT seemed to be e m i a note, and Walt away with 1M artiste cal the 71. lie. shays, The said note had subeenumelp weed Omagh the bomb of Sir Claude Ikea and Co. - Into the Bank of Megteed, mil Oil the 14th but (Thursday last) it was returned to Mr.= ton stamped " forged." The note eke rinestioe was abl wall executed, sad the date which it bore woe 00 4, 1848. The principal object which Mr. Mingles beg in view In coming forward won that of putting aim tenisenem upon their glued, se he was of opines that the perm through whom he had sawed was one of a gang who were =g eanying on their nefarious practice. by meson of belnuraists of the like descri:. The mem who peal the chaln was represented Mr. Bdingten to be ahem 111 years of age, of mallow con 4 feet 6 Maw In height, and pitted with small pea. Llllllll72l.—Tanavmairt or van Poon.—T. Yfntr r a WTOMMOR-Mrkke NON with a wooden leg, was cbgsa with minting a Mormebasee In front of Lambeth Weetbewes. —N. King, the decor peter et the workhouse, depend SO on the previous evening the prisoner applied for -'-melee for the night, mating that ke had made apple:rale& to two reglevingellessa, who refeerel to give him ToNef. Miser leek him bakes Mr. esie m et the rellevisig whe soda time theprimmer Winged le thePte,but 'sensed te relieve him, as he bed set are in the peeper time, and the diatuebeees arose teem the piromencemiag to go away when deskeL—Mr. Halm : Deal yea think that turning the per men into the street on seek a might se last night widest mama to procure a shelter woo I= the rotes' of enslooks a Wile Me hr I think it Ink .* sir, egeolo47r. Mertee likeliest King to take the tons 0 mom been the telfedeg efleir, with a message from Nonthat Ids owe shod/ be vg once .waded to. Tke meoleNtherawereked that it wee the dray of Cope to have at dam sollowed the man or taken Me into the workhouse on the night beimm. Mr. Norton was essepkil a neniirsoblo genie& of Om day in hearing the complaints at the goersgeinst the diem of Lambeth perhk, and is mast ores be eat as Wise ma the applicants to the workhouse, with a request thee they should - les at own takes beton the board of goardias , ge go- Bevel isatil the board sat. • 130IITHWARH.-01theen or lucterutazum.—lMee;l befit Trowel, la the service of Mr. G. Baker, rope ensaufae ta.mr, el No. 31, Bermondery wall, was charged with attempting to set fire to her ramensb-house, and also with stealing several articles of jewellery, his property. A para graph reageming this affair appeased in our paper yesterday, adder the head of " A swamp Preek."—Mr. Beta stated' that the miaow had been in be. service about a weak, and was biked owing to • writhe shareeter the produced. Oa the meseding night eke wee missed hose the theism, and, mink being mode, a glaring light was NM threesk the keyhole of a room on the wooed floor. The door woo haseniii. Assistance was newsiest' ; and; mr an eatrasee being tamed, it was band that a then of drawers bad been pieced agaihst the doer, in -- am to make it the more difficult to obtain somas. Mr. lonians said that being told of a be is Mr. Baker's e house, he ran op stein with Mr. Biker's eon, bun ' s open th door. and sew a pile of women's apparel bluing away and the primmer undressed, sad apparently preparing to rush fate the tames whisk she had created. Whas they were =yi indesubli the ire, the piecemeal:aped oat of the apartm p' nt, sod we aftery be fined wombed up oust el the other bibs's= The are was subdued without dotes farther a ders than that of essesaing a large quistity of female which was =knout tithe bozo and drawers. Mr. B 'the prisoner an= have partly 11001M1814 land( ia one of the bedrooms, sad then proesedmil he that whisk she we foiled and Meng aolleeted all the ebratiag, vamisting of silk and mmlin gowns, pekes* and ether ankles of female ap pint, together, sad Masa decorated her Gegen with risme whisk she took from• box, she than set fire to them,, as dc l b s t ol ihe now be lieved ) with the intention of Belvieu SOL and 601. worth of pro e prrt r ytf been &obeyed In the house. When he gave the primate Into melody she did not betray any alarm, of ex moo any regret hr what had taken place, which induced Ida to hens= that lie could not be In her right senses.—An seat of the Omer mid that her niece had never exhibited symptoms of insanity ; that some short time ego she woe left a es= et WSW by a deceased relative, lad since then seemed to be fond of line dress.—Mr. Beeler said that It was evident her send was disordered at the time she at tempted to set fire to the house, as well r to destroy her self, and that io order that she might be takes care of for the prettiest he shoubl send her to the workhouse nntil her we was farther investigated. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EViIIING. From the comparative absence of business more than any other cause the funds did not maintain the full advance which was achieved yesterday. At 871 to 3 ex-dividend, which with a momentary exception were the ruling rates all day, for the opening, Consols were lower 1 per cent., leaving therefore on balance per cent. for the rise as between to-day and Thurs day, instead oft per amt. as yesterday. The trans actions were few and inconsequential, but the fact of a decline, however slight, in such circumstances would seem to signify that, unsupported by active speculation, the natural I tendency of Consols would rather be to gravitate downward., although u at present assuredly in a fractional degree only. Where the market is healthy and natural, though business may be inactive, the tendency of prices would be upwards, or at all events equable. Reduced Threes lett off 87 to 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 871 to 1. Long Annui ties, 8 9-16 ,to 1. Exchequer Bills, 395. to 425. premium. India Bonds, 375. to 395. premium. Bank Stock,lB9 to 191. Patch stocks were in demand to-day, and obtained better prices, although the latest advioes from Am sterdam report the market for them dull, and slightly in decline. The Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were lad quoted 481 to t ; the Fours, 73 to t. Belgian were still stationary at 70 to 2. Russian, 101 to 2. Spanish Fives, 12 to 1; the Threes rather higher at 251 to t ; Passive, 3tot. It was known to-day that to-morrow the customary notice is to appear from the Spanish financial agency for the payment of the half-year's dividend on the Spanish Three per Cents., due on the first day of next year. Portuguese were 24 to 5. Mexican were a Amide better than yesterday at 22 to 1. Brazilian, ;731 to 51. Chilian, 84 to 6. Buenos Ayres, 20 to 2. New Granada, 11 1 to 12 1. Peru vian lower at 381 to 91. Venezuela, 14 to 16. Foreign exchange on some of the chief drawing places was rather - higher to-day, the chief exception being Paris, on which the rates were more in favour of the seller. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.21 to I ; on Rotterdam, 12.21 to 3 ; on Antwerp, 25.80 to 85; on Hamburg, 13.12 to 121 ; on Frank fort, 1211 to 1; on Paris, 25.70 to 721 (at short, 28.421 to 45); on Vienna, 11.20 to 26 ; on Leghorn, 31.93 to 32; on Naples, 40 ;ca Madrid, 471 to ; on Lisbon, 514 to at 3 months. The transactions were on a limited scale only. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 9th instant give, as compared with thane of the wLelrmeding, the following results: Woe ........£21, 7 3 3 , 731 aredeses active 18,982,015 ikplits 7,081,209 Oar awes 9,387,988 Oroommlet essarltles without alteration. lalksidognegattarit Ober amerldus. 10,648,53.9 OE mid film 14,623,590 ems Ilavridlue bills 1,002,728 Ilme NM The notes c onstitut i ng the reserve is the banking department amonut.d to 10,771,7201., showing an increase of no less than 683,6251. in the week. From the late hour at which the Gazette is received these Bank return, cannot be fairly appreciated at the moment, nor in fact do they present any features other than what may readily be resolved by . the ordi nary circumstances of the week in question. The next returns may be expected to present some changes of interest. From Hamburg on the 12th inst. funds and shares 11 come in decline, as the result of lower rates advised from Berlin. Money was still superabundant, and t without employment. The grain market was more firm, and wheat on the spot was paid somewhat higher, at 395. and 40s. for good quality. Exchange an London at three months offering at Is. higher. From St. Petersburg, on the sth inst., it is stated that a thaw had set in, so that, although there was still ice, the bridges over the Neva had been replaced. At Cronstadt the harbour was qui's free, and naviga tion open. Exchange on London, 361 to I. BANK OP ENOLAND.—Accovey for the Beek lados Doh 9.1E48 twos Notes tweed 137,733,733 Oovernthent Debt-- £11,016,100 Other Securities 3 ,98 4. 900 Gold Oath and Bullion 13,225.08 inlyer Ba th os A 27,733,736 PASTIIMIT. Government thowitiet Ondud. Dead Wiiiibt Annuity) Other Swarths, ...... 10.6th,h58 Note. . 10,771,720 Cold a nd 789,863 556777.73!i =Osten' Capitol —.A14,563.000 347051 Meath, Oar. Oomthb. of Malawi Debt, sod Div. MAU 7.061.202 Other Iropoelta ........ 4,600 , 3 Otheethmultiother LON 02.7:6 iSAUkUi Doe. 14.1 W. ENGLISH Bank Stack, 191 3 per Q. Sea. Aim, ST t pw Casa Coy MCP, &ac t 381 /few 36 per Cent. .71 i Lowe A.mm., esp. lib Jen.. le6D. S 9.16 1 ?oats bootie. El OOO. X South See ON £oO&. 83 TORSION 6 met. Ikkullias Boot* New, 6 per d e lleekkos Ayres 1166, 109 1 1 pet C. Grenada 9ee..119 IS Per Ok. Naha. Aao.. D.C. H. 1112 6 pee C. Peruvian 1341 e, PS/ 9 136,660,143 N. MARSHALL. Claim( Ofikier. FUNDS. Cassie for AeL.1772 ex dlr. Ez=se !WI& A.1,9u. aid 39 42 39; 2d., June. 37 10 37p Ditto. . Murk 39 et; 2.1.. uos, 37 ev Ditto iftia. 2241.. Mercb. 32 42; 37 40 pm. F UN DIL 4 per Ct. Portuguese Mu. Mi pw CL Spada Pea lids.. 3 rEds.. 261 per Cl. Vezezuels S&L, 16 per OL Dutch Iscresswe, 12 Oull” 484 1 j 4 per Cent. tun* Certif.. 732 ORIENTAL BANE.—The woad me e ting pea of this wow, was held yesterday, when it ap tluit the profits of the year's operations wen to the extant of 92,9181. 13e. 9d. The bank had incurred losses to the extent of 62,0091., which were, however, simply covered by the large Poem fund. The dividend on this occasion male up, with the Jure dividend, 8 per cent. for the past year. The re port of the director was adopted. EXPORTS AND POPULATION OP THE ZOLLVEREIN. —During the year 1847, the imports of raw cotton into the German customs union amounted to 446,849 mats., the ex ports to 114,546 cote., its frangit& 54,298 cats.; the impala of sulphur to 139,199 etas., and the exports to 6,766 ewts ; the imports of raw iron to 2,340,237 arts., the exports to 26,869 orig. ; the Imports of forge and rolTiron and iron mils to I,loB,lsBavrts., the exports to 42,852 ewts., Oo trataili 43,688 etas. In the year 1847, the population of the EMl versa amounted to 29,01,712 souls. • wives& hed Ohm two MU of 2,000 L east to a Mr. R. CUM% emi they were held me coldreral eecurity.—lt Ostler append he the IMMO of the ease. whirl ecespied wyerel Mum, diet era hoolvest he Memory sod Mewl ism, heeded ever 'owe property to Mr. Aadevaan, borer haler et Piesehty, for mosey mph% to htcs ter homes. Me bed paid ha Nome tbommadm—Mr. Stamm aka the evert to remmot the hesehrest es a kucc ter Me Mere ear dove ; bet ofterwerde waived a lodges's& is a eezethese do wses if Mr. Cheat attended, and all fahnhadmet required wee eltanted. wee dee to the hwelvest to mato at bod tarty mhos W evidesem—llee Chief Comaimisoer re. meshed Chasthe rows am imps& Mewed, motwith =the mews he bad pained. to ddb to the troth ; W .-seared the gumless is • traar .— the ewe he the of Mr. Ones. ead lbo briths-bleim lo *0& The leoeke severethod he emembolles is show the mew won sad the W e D.W. The hmehemt immeieded to the Queues prima. COURT OP BANKRUPTCT.—Tsersaaar. bars ttr. Castashisaar Osallsaza. Acre or BANalialreCT.-12 the arse of J. Wil.oa, rear, of Weebvish, who mama ap he his bet ezmieistimoa a itstemat of asemate. &min about 4,000 f. delm sad a rather ansidessid• esecosat of sods. ago sod the bh. rapt lied wade a pat sear of essuee bd. feet, r&d elms area lls. is the pewad...-Rie Ream rid this meld be miler fer oasiieredes dw eretillseee seesti s l n lis t v ;aght it meld he greet iapreesamt the law, if ea oar of empreitica wan seeds ea set ; foe it wee, is e= issy desientisa of boolveary, w wee already as eat ef " Toe Aearon.rtrass. Marb"—Jams firgeby, ismer, of Rome, um up far his sotesmed me~sea. Ris debts were 3NOI, assets little or Hover ob served that tM estoests were sabonely matisisseary ; the oatmeal' of lease sad ezpeaditere baba Moo wholly vets work—Mr. Lumens, for the bankrupt, eued la ex. tees we the bet of Ms loin a Affessr, sad MI Ust the wee wee a peed et the pills, oldie leabletare is mat h esemb L< the bankrupt laws be hewife Rearm silks moat as dimwit to the ihearka alai givatelit s tij: malt say that to the made' of ifertheseptea wed e where the jails wen slimly impend et imam he bed iaealdly farad stout difficelty is males ma the as af Rig latelligible to thm—Tke lask %air out ik ambito, while this wu galas ea sad es his being albs Mr. Lawrence obi he quite en:read he would be shortly, wawa he has fargottsa that this wag all tag hr Ye La sissatastica. (Lairobtsr.)-111 11 - amely be apparel, sal his Roam being eared that the semate were the hest which scold be prepared easier the eirmasteases, passed the eautiestioa. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. BOUTS LANCABHll4ll.—Livirsool., Deo. 15. Before Mr. Jerkin Fria Clialtol Of ISTIST To MOlDll.—Julia Wastrel, 19, waa indicted for having, at Salford, stabbed wounded Thomas Peek, with intent to murder his. The pemenstor ii:s= s tr, 24 years of age, and is employed in a calico la Salford. Hs had been paying his addressee to the peimeme, mad they lad had a love quarrel, erring oat the ysimmer Maggio( hiss with limbo( paid °muskmelon to maims pews weneme. Far ones weeks they had Oct e s mok ether es erne], hoot en the evening of Sunday, Nev. 1111, prementm meat late the taproom of the Oak Twn, in Salkird, where he met with the prisoner, in =rea t w e r:t a The man named eein Thr, Gr ar ty a g a irl em nai s m o si t ale, whisk lie es*. thee the prisoner had a prositer right to bk ememadese them she kat Prosecutor then Ahead the ghee te the primer, mho took it ham his Mad end threw the otemeste mer bar shoulder ; upon tibias the preemslir maitock her several times over the bee with his open lima A seals took place tholes which rimer soak a knife from her bosom sad Mobbed the peemeter it the beck several time. Preoseetor hawked it, i Wok bent her hood, bett the primmer womered sk mln bar besem.—TboopeSnosaMer who tsok =mom emesty mid rhea at the Um be appro • bat ohs eimmited the chirps, and said that he (pram water) bed dens MOO then that for her ; that she intended to ham fleithei_ ha, sad to hove finished hereelf a ft erwards. The phew theied that she had had the knife secreted in her broom, 'Medal she slid net know where she had procured it. She wee ampletely Itensied at the time, and - did not know wkatalmilid. lie (oroosenter) had so ill -used her that she had ever sine hem under eurgioal attendance. She had aimed knelt sad Amato& sl bar (Mende by having kept 'swag wit h the The jury Mad a ou tboard! ltfut NerMf, wild Mae resolved in emit with sop- A kw goatinnen of the bee enbstribest n a st:CaTie headed to the prisoner as 111111 left the bar. SECOND COL - RT.—Bain Yr. Baron Alamos THE MURDER Or A POLICEMAN AT AeHION. J. Ratelife, mod 31, and J. Coosseasseine, 20, wet, charged with the wilful murder of lames Bright, at Ashton under-Licie.—The Atto rn ey General appeared to prosieste, maimed by Mr. Knowles, the Attorney oral for the ess ; and Maass. Crompton, Webby, and Matthews, Mr. Prr,,, sad Mr. Ovens, appeared for the primness. Mr. fiedearat Wilkins, who had been retained for the defenoe, wee mei& to attend. At the request of Mr. Pollock, all fY eldialimal in the case were ordered out of court. Allerney-General, in a short speech, stated the ease ROM 11•Prioonen, a detail of which is husiabed is the witbarsa. golth. • pelimroaker at Ashes, ea tie Wee of the 141 h GI Aeasedesellefi the aces, weal ban his home to the weer - if Bedsit-meet, and as men se he led get dere, a man named fleasesi /Vey levelled a gun ai Me, saying, " Go away Isom the sense, or I'll blow year loses eat" A man named ammo Milligan put out his Mad. asel led kin to lee more sense, and keep it down. 1111111gia lea led wham to leave the corner or else join the melee sad teles ea seen pert in what was about to go on. Then was • bey el 100 men with Sigley and Milligan. They were arrayed In opposite columns. The greater number had pikes; witness mw bet one guru, that which Sigley presented M him The mea serried the pikes over their shoulders. Whoa Yfiligea had told witness what has been stated, he re tweed home, but afteerards wend Bentinek-seeet. Heed the report of gun or estol, than the scream of • tamale. The sound same Old-street way. A few minuses sillerwards a gra same John Warren ism up to witness, and showed where his hand, which was cut and had bled en it at the time. J. Warren, a hatter, said that on the night of the 14th of Aligarh about a quarter to 12, he was in Budeolierest Helsel a girl and • boy out, and he went to seek them. He obeyed about fifty men enarchim down Bentinekereet. They were Ong two deep. They had pikes. When he get to the to of Bebe& -street at the corner of OW street, he mw Bright, who e " There !" Bright had jet elms up Old-street. When witness got into St:embed street be tarred round sad saw foes or five men in treat el Bright. Bright's hat lay in the street, two or three yards from him. Bright said to them, Lads, what have I dose at you ? " On this being said witness went up to Bright There wee a bit of a shout, and the crowd fled down Stansfemiereet. They had all quitted Bright then, but same remained behind at the caner of Stam ford-West Witness saw a man, whom he took to be a pelliensan, running down Stamford-street, with the wee der him. Witter heard two shoe They were fired ley some meow is the street About three men were sersibeg Mee career of Beutinek and Stamford-streets Orie of time, the neeresr, stepped out, and rubbed at Bright with Meese. Witarse stood at Bright's right side, and seised lel of the blade of the pike. He said to the men, " Diana that" He drew it back, and made another stab; vitae, thought the latter wee directed at himself. His hand had bee eat in three or four places by seising hold of it. When the stab was made at him witness went away liewirds Stamford street, but had not got a yard sad a half till ae heard a shot fired ; he tuned round, and sew Bright fall. He saw the Beak proceed from the pergola who had fired the shot. It wee one of the two or three who stood at the corner, not him who had used the pike. None el the erowd were in Stainforehereet when whams wee away. He wee meek frightened at what had occerred.—Crowernained by Mr. Pollock : Wit nom did not see whether it was a gun or pistol that wee fired. He might be bur or five yards been the min who fired. The man with the pike stepped back at the same time as himself. He was deduce from the others ; teems wee ears it was not him that fired. Whoa Bright wee shot, wit- ness observed no woman about ; did not bear any woman seem. It had been raining, end ens a cloudy and dull nett. Did sot see say leaps lit —By the Attorney-Gine ral : Bright fell on his fees. He wan not sta.aing at the Chill le was shot. Could not tell that the pike he took hold of kit Bright or not. Betty Wikt —Lies is Bentimberest, Ashton, next doer to the chartist-room; then wee .sly a stable between. She was at home on the Light of the 14th August About hiltless eleven o'clock she heed a sees, sad went up stairs and opened the window. She sew a *amber of men coming down Bestinek•street towards Olderet. They had pikes upon their shoulders. After they hod posed her door, she mw Bright come on to the footpath opposite her house. Ha was following at a short diatanee from the men. Whoa they got to the corner of Old-street, she heed the settling of pikes and a great " fluster," and she bee sight of Bright. In two or three minutes afterwards she heard the report of a ion. She sew a flash at the time the gun was fired. The crowd Mil then the She heard what seemed to her two tepees, although o a o = be the echo of tie other. One was mak than the other. She did not know ia what direedes the gun meet have been pointed, whether up or down the street There was a dreadful scream of women jest after eke saw the limb. The crowd all diapered after the report, sad two men impended from them and rim dews Olrleeree, is the direction of Catherine-street. A yard, with large deans to it, is at the entrance of the cheating' rent Whams west to the back window, which bees into the yard, end caw the two men leap over into the seh-pit, raid egg through wit nee's yard. It would take them into Clemairest, or dishereet. The first who got over the wall bad en light clothes and a short jacket (answering the dregs of Oramea tie), the other had dark clothes cgs, it appeared ee bar a fustian jacket (the dress of Ratcliffe). S he seed ne whether they had hats raps oe. J. Gray, who keeps the Red Lieu publier as Mew bele:roe, at the corner of Beetiackereet (leareies corner), was nee called. He was bade( a peermterat des house at a quarter to twelve o'clock on tie right of the 14th of Autast, and sew a great ember of men with pikes down Staistrest. About twenty-live pikemen were also about Slater's weer. Some of the party were near Howard's, in Stamfordereet, and others were raining to them, when he heard a rake say, " Stand, men, halt! " The pence witness bed let out was abet to go home, bat hid only get a few yards when they beard the report of a guru, and he returned. The gas was fired in Bentinekereet, at the corner of his house. After the rime, the men stand lag at the saner dispersed, and ideal the aria body RAILWAY NEWS. --- The market continued good, although with not so much busineelas on Thursday. Speculative sellers are no longer, however. so free and confident, which may be construed to imply an opinion that shams are not likely to go lower if they do not advance mach upon present quotations. The chief apprehension with sellers is about ths public coming more forward as buyers, as latterly bas been ths cue to some extent. ILEETING.— Ca lms:WS OCIALhassoX MISMAM-CoaL, Swasoa, axe impeoras Mee. 15.—Mr. W. 'J. .sesse i• the s=7 l - ai lhbel le reset* the report of a acemedtbee ct Ur lab of hdy Yet, ler the p ewee et ardieler thili nie Akin el the essipay.- -Mr. Muds sow* end the repert.ba wee append by the *eine*. 1.31.=04 Mot* bed the eiemene el wafp her orabere of th WWI et iso the OWN weedor.A-A eirimbahr Now e Cuttst toe WO* Invellid. at Wet bre Witte eassini.—The : be theta* the emmallee Y dlemeteld.—A Mare heikr : la. : Mr. Deahrd (ose al *a em*l*o dal _ldedralet—lbe hero tore Mr. Died is eel a regbiered rememmr. Me ha whet to treader Me deem bat h MOON hal Mos iehed.— M. Pah : U pea do set maiMlles the lope* yea aunt give tt beds,—dien seer eowoillOMS wilt Me *radon, the Mamas aided *at do owl' eat set be nedeed.-11r. Dartepromedelho *Woe the " 'rap bat wsee bp the r. wad dos mai verbateettos wmeraL-114 a &mar, mserd that the emodttee be shossineL—Mr. Ms niZ u rem s omisot shat she report be reed sod reedeed.' Maw wet et ll* of do soseettearriow Mr. lade premed* se spat* Me emiedwalet. Me aeseiears Ord the sepotonabb be ea eMbeede desumeek of* VIM, w sember of the eammitto ad marled.—sh _..adds Msl eme la the hWM& lon reed.* lehMseledged Ma luk dosatelaawe ett le Me A &or of boo* tow tab* whoa hety-dist la how of Se rasa& Mat. —The Charm* Val** the *elm= hid eald illeit 011.11.— $i' Morobsidere (addsueft p i won): new lee Pia—M .*gl—lbe ammo : i low— an If la WWI : NO. 10•1111 P 111114.16 was pas the Meth% sod shoe Mods wens bid op mph*** easeedmat. Owed Rimer resaid.-Beverel shareholders trot* elooltsaeo** that the three db.._ imi.timirt....amoridth.kisisam.ii.a..diria=„o.4i...zpio that tb : itT,tr.b.dmr.„7. es'aija.""'"g..mdc.d:i...i.bhii:liairabrlnms...ttibiadei......b.:lll.ll"CloOit;:-Tirm,.:.7ht. j.,:tx_flrileLly4o.l.lr.....i.. . m d;;;;;. - rz b . „,,.., 4 , i s r MS Cludrms• rerdaties wages, and the toes vas visited one d• nl' - - ZC2rsdNb : t re C = , : a : h.7 :: : :; :"rd'e :/ l i ared r.ry pefsiesdini l:ktc"ed :: :sdllr" :H atiar ::. w w o wll gi: l thalisbe r d-h-,.. :.. -"Lra : "Pd : ol: : ; sganaos.t. n. 7e: ineee . ebair-Thirte:e r icifil"lin& t erk: nrad f rp. l94:lll.2aab.mis i llterees. "="tid'nlbi...:da wd. .. l.6l37""avelsmis t. Th St : Perwiat be.le:jiable;rl::ilacuieLld: t:orseer'iwisn'Etridel:betewt‘lvilehi'dl:l":lPie:edinuarTdie:terl7'end4.7.4.l::;,l'"ltbihmln::ll MIL 1iii999961191969691 mei Wilk . swerinai Web of -Mita .Iverval. -.w w Sling Asedsiblens pesinted wise the Ileitis allakrellts=lhe MEM fOldliell the rwwwitts• damned sot ivilidbONN. Inn% SSW Weelnelde so_twlllPe Iler 2 We u she , :e= n :e m est o s imi renite se i otkielni, wel7llll l l o. weir WIN. now soil went Yob leek-Ws. Zees siss Om *lei W the ebalr, sal isielstiellb wines lag the dieners besi Sneer Nees sal Wiselvess tie 7, wen ended melliwesely.-Ad We laniteelles er a. lir Mr. Diehl Wiled thee • mein at as dkratimit iherehelbers would be \diet Isiley's SOY at Ewa, west, at 4 pa. sin-Or= =sum WZIZ.-{Tren Bkikesp elbreside.) Abirdess, Dee. V, *Widen ; Chensed and Brew lines, letisla.=.4lllisible as Ilia" Dra. 111,Leselos Tavern, at 1 ; eni Poinalay, Des. 11, Wakefield, at 1; TOWS mad aas% Dealt, e 6.4. Cograinn N P b-Ww 4 WWwr mid Leseellnare-States, and statkony aad siessebbeht h r. Si. Citur.-Ale-IL is. es the sew IlliL sherse, due Noy. 27 ; =esi Clineway-111. les. One Nwr. 111 I Dallas, Whet born, awl West Yoetabire-IL es the "A^ dimes, doe Dee. 1 ; Calidenes-4 1 . lie. cm the sew la s qinsee 'Yew, des Des Wl_ _Went hilias--11. os the sew U. and lin es the sew SL boa. awe% both doe Dee. 110; East asd en IntUaDoeltiesd hir iswelas-21. 10a., doe Dee. 11 • Sena Casaba rair is the sew la 11 per cent. dye Nov. 29; MOWN* kmd Oliegow -IL es the half doe Dee. I; iswgh sad Nort ern-31. es the 261. ream (1447), 31. os the 161. shares (1247), 21. on the 201. slam ( 1 1 0 ), end V. as tits 10L 'hares illt7), all due Dee. 2 ; Gnat Nonhers-21., due Nov. 30; Lmshies and Yotkehire-11. co the Mk shares, due Des. 13, end 21.0 a. as the raw 07. 4 per cent. &arm doe Dee. 21 ; Llaseity- 1 21. 10n, due Nov . 14 ; Leedom, Brighton, end South Cort-11. as the sew U. 4 per asst shame, doe Dee. 6; Los. don and North-Western-31. m the Ooventry and Nanette 131. 10s. shame, due Dee. 16 ; London, sad Seta-We tern-13. 135.1 d. on the third shares (11147), due Dec. 30; Midland Orem Western (1)- V. 10a., on the 301. shares, mod 21. len on the 23Lahares, both doe Nev. 20 ; NeWesitill and Cwllike-191. on the sew lea shares, due Dee. 91. Norfolk-U. co the sew 201. shares, dos Dee. 13 ; and Sendethars- 21 . os the new SI. preference sharer, due Des, Bnrew J; NAltehaven sad Purser -11., doe Ins. 12. Daman Itertneut-Hootcs, Newark, end sheelaid, Is. 4.1. per share (float) new payable ; Liverpool, Kaonsester, and Newcastle upon Tyne-les.per 'bare, raw pant*. TRAFFLO.-Weeka erns. Inc.ll to Den 3.-Mom the Ratleray Chresteini 1 La • Mt • -3610..16,7. __.„l- 1_ 3V.61 . 2.W.0 1 7.1 84: 0,4 :56 .1 7,313 11.4 W 7 6 7 ,, 0 . ; 2, ' 1,849 19. 18.723 1,074 ill kW Lta 1.213 00 1,081 SO 6,7 e 601 1,619 1,6 U Du 140 13.73 1 1 9 ,06 7.125 6.1011 from Ow LONDON GAZETTIL—Fricky A c. IL saxeaUrrs. Morass Caw* Thirst, Torkaldre. tam dealer, to 2 & Jan. 11. at 11, at Lerida Ct. Bola, Johnson &6. " 1 * kiesau cork, York; & Cowles/Iy. Lead.; off si s s . Leda. roes% s ow ... cults, Ewhorst, Surrey, madman, Dee. 21 la 10 at 11, at Bashembalhat. Bola, Watson & Son, Bourem... Pennell, te. pima Cuay jun,Culthemer, Pores, pawnbroker, ikm, 22 a , id .m. Bola, Bull, Ely-pL, & AbN4 cehmi;" ; of ftssig . Orshos,Cokinarust. W Joss I= FITLDII k Jot® BRAM:MIT, ThViTi-Llll. gogrebeillk DOT 21 at 111, * Dm. 26 at 11, at Bosingbai . '. Bead & Co., rdd l 7-at„ Ch 1• 6114 11 l e. meld., Mande* arosagd. Imam LIVTILT Thorahato Mains, Suffolk, Smear, Ikt Si at 1, & Fob. 3 at 11, at BaainghaSet. Sob. Abbott & Roll's-yd., &Mier & ern, Norwich ; off. &salt, G icza: &ma. NONWOZTET BP:TWAIN Torquay Derambire, Doc. 96 &Jan. 24, at at Exeter (.1. bole. , Spytr, Broolaterwat: & Turner, Easter ; off. &nig., Birtael, Exeter. F.DWALD PILLOW, Canterbury, dealer in r knave" D w r i 1, & Jan. 18 at 12, at Baslughalb paper st. Sol., Buchanan 11666,49 4. 7 ce. amig., 1, Colenundt-build. THOMAS Rosman, litnories, City, grams, Dee. 26 at M, kJes-M at 2, M Boalooball4t. Sol., Rogers, Fruchtweb.build.; om Groom, Abctrurch.tans. Janus Btacasnaw BAXGAZI, Bristol, cabinet maker, Dec 2111 Sm. 12, at 11, _at Bristol Ct. 6016., Blower &Co., Lincolerinn-helds, Leman, Broad; off. asalg., Acrauran, Bristol. • Arras Twortreon, Ben., ornaburg-pl., ht. Palmy" =tet. Bet 22 at 121, & Jan. 2 6 at 1 , at Pasinghsli.st. sot, m uthekainb., Bialsoprffate ; off sour,litandeld, htidesannard-7 ' Nowa WOOD Tunbridge, Kent, 'Mike, Dec. 21 at 2}, &Jut 11 1 1. 51 mailnairaildt. Bola, Coeurtale Ix Co., Bedlowlrowi Colasaandt,bolld. INSOLVENT PEITTIONY3B, P. swim Soarlagloo, Bartz elm. C. Lock, Wog. J. lailterbury. J. Brook, Holm** York4Wry, Bas tuallet. msaufibeltuar. J Povner. s tokes/v.2nm. Nam. Bumullole. blare!, <Md. &Alm _ .11, ittlulWT,tokl6 T. thetas., Staadlake, Oataadalre, maker. eatde dealer. V. Castlelost. U. n0b.... Nalbettbosig, Yorkski" lastetwor.J. 7 ghr, CooWlfte, Twinkler, Lap Hirkbaktco. Yorkslase, cloth saanufancor. Wawa. I Leedom& N.Westa.„. loadoaral Blemiondi lamice.VglaiLusAc-• London& S. U diree. dc =l= i. l 7: )I=t, & mkt. ot. WWia^mi Ncetb ait& British (b OWN denwWuzsa lAsseisr &ma Doran Taff 'all Ulster. 19#4W.. ?exceed AIDA 8 0114,19 boor. a Viiii-,-- a Digatiala. i Ma bit .. ..... ' rOomdloi & 110ailli ' lbobois Oaks . • amount' k a i plia . ii• • G lid at.S : & L7r• • i Oro Or al m i nt*. 8 Wed..ll 1 Grad ales Kuria I Wladirm laarmadr I Carlisle Lessedito k YaiNk BEARE LIST.—: Non.-214 isotatiam Ihme of bar of Imp la 1 tramM46ll44: ?LID. N 60 Aberdoe.,.,., ... •112 IT 4 4 4 oo9•09• 40 • .9 7 0 3,141 U. 4 Ifir.Wod,Thod. 4 Cp. I 0 dy. pdprud.ammr. 1 Do. d0.4.31.496V0arl • 459. 4 31 Dir Wog. .6 S Vall4 I If 91 1 u 13/rm. &Or JD. mils , dy. pd. my*. a 41161 . 4 4 - • . 13 Do.do.Mlhourposr.l 6 DoeloaStam 8814.4.2 Id. 1 0 grata sad 161464r..431 13 qn Do.lllBlrdo q.l 10a. I 1 s 1 Duckhrphaoullirs 431 Ad, 0 10 11.*14406Ma An 19410 40 211 Do. adara.• • • -171 74 10 6 u0...10 Pnisiesee 0 4jll 19 60 aic521r041101909a00146 21 A 16 Do. 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New 171 ' 110 I 10 Hon and 041 by .. .60 I * Do. 'Marrs l4B 49 41 21 Do. *sharer _ , 0 op. yo 10 Lac. sad (Artlaili Iti S to Do. Mr* '74. par 11 21 Lancosk4reir4rArAl 63 Do. d 0.... . IS AL 4 13 Do. 1 Shirei 2ot 9 1 171 U. 4_.....m0r .104 10 Do. Anm ••• .' I 60 Do. Siziasid4O q ud. 1 L 3 Do. Mires 4 1 6 Do.Nossatsar.eBo2 1 1 ,. p 7 Do. W. 11.. Union ll 11 35. Do.Prestait •69 30 00 I A Do. 4 Mora. ,41 tip. load; sod Apdforin 2 Leeds mod 1741,02 -118 9) 9 Do. Do. Now arl. I D0.d0.P40,0p04 74 It MIL fr. &ad% 8 8 Soma cedes & Anotwali 11 Do. Ertoodos _ . . 00..11041dadd Cl• *li Ddeder. 6 per a. 11 1 Do.Prel 019.90 a- 0 3 Do do. lord _ ~. 4,/ 1 Do.Now* WANG% I midair i Greenwich I Do. Prtrerwyg— I .wen &LW smart 1191 301 1 itQwerr. L.&6. .... .. Do; TITUrs . Do. 461.88., L.&31 1 D 6.11.9 *A ad dB a itlip. 1 10.101.40..19 a 6 101 Do. 105.413..138 6 e 31 i 2.4v7 0,10117.101 ic.7t.Towe..6 Yalta N. illitan4..l smolt, Dzonoss. 15. Boman characters &mote actual ea la Italia milers' prim iLawka B.Westam 79 Do, New 60L 271 11 W. 34044(4. l4 Do. Cam Troths- 16 1331. Do. do. TWA,— .'l3 11d. Do. '1D . :14.114•Pr0f.3. C. torep6pCooottlia ! J s ta r ,allo6. roooll tar Moo., tht.rt• Nat. 1 3d. Manch.,Blo.l.4Lint. 32 42 Do. 54 . 64an0. .No.I 81 35 11 . Do. New 4101Prot 10 D0.0L9r404•4244. 31 264• 111dlon.1 • 60 i 1 Do. W. Pre Do. ad darn 101 10 5 Do.birst. 44 64 64 •Do.c. to. US 120 Middishißed. • I Mkt 01. Wed I Nnreastle r Caritas, North brdiht ..... 'l5 16 Do. thatto Ito. Marta § Do. Ertelstrios 'LIG. Norfolk . ....... .•la Ed Do. Neer lei ll 9d. Do do Uttar 640; 41 4# Do do 6per , C 3,14 164 174 North &Silt. Writers d to. 'North litairoc3askro. 44 l 1 North Westers_, lagld•Worc. Wont 110 13 Lod. lituid.,ElDoht ,61 &gaols and 11192 Walt Seoul& Central t 116 t 6 [Scottish Midland ll4 16 '1160w5.21113. elms dll Do. do Mrs b,41 Do AY do NeW.AM liareemeakeurwm tit t Ilt3l 134 03,3 11 14 1 2 4 , 51. 0 10 34. 12d. 1L 1, 444 16.6t 1 .!4 J. Rah,: :t.ra., 11 Do. &wary .... 4 O DoS earthy" 4 aro re Union .. I Do. PrCreMbe•—• • 4 tosid.4 irlitfordsMee , 1 De. de. No. 1 • do. ..... No. 2 O Do. do. Thlede.. 4 6 S. York..Don.tGook ITS Wat ear erfd. It Limerick * W Volta Opt...tor * Do. do. ...... ... . I Do. do .... . .... 10 Wild, Bois. kWeym 96 WM Stamckei Wed LS York. Num.. & der. 13 Do.org.Newc Ne t k II DokiNcd Ykk Ne 16 DodoNotNer.ilier, 8 I T *Purge Wet 10 Yor& Nth. MOJA* , 19 Vo-Pr1,11,& FOASIGY RAIL Appio-Itatiato t Gt. hak f.o4lofill A la Ado Namur and Liege . . Northern of Promo Orleans Bordeaux Paris and Lyons. . . D0d0...... Paris and hinny Paris and Rosen. Pare t Strasbourg I st la;ka . aaa1.1;;;;.. Sambre and Mask. raabiksra se Bak. Taws upa Banta. 1 Wek.Fland.rs..... PUBLIC &LLB& - - DEC. 15.—8 y Mr. F. W. Tuomaii, math* Mart.—Bight cot tages, N, s. 1 to 6, Park-plaoe, Norwood, produang a rental of 1261. per annum, and held is B O years nom 2fichaelmas laa, at la. pa year each house; in lots; 9961. M 4 BvlMiuDOa, at the Mart.—Freehold villa resi dame, Hanover-amtent, Bhton, containing 10 robins, conser vatory, and garden, with piece of building ground adjoining, with frontage of 43 but by 36 tes deep; in lots; COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCL-Mixeme-hase, Dec. Ib.-The sugar market can today with a dada' len appearnoe, and at 'moth we have to quote an anima ad* Is an important novelty, al though it Nast be sal te eased pw cwt. yet ft la a two the =2.6004 bo o r rat lisidlbsilk 200 I. W est ladis lON an Mess* a 1111111aporilli /We Was Ws =ZS the lest Ohne walla TY pale slaw sr d 0999 bads INN MO bea ewe of sludgy bide, at tie absemOsed sings.bilsolas Ina is peed alai{ at prime a gab is bag It Ns selbwasgedhe hes and bay seam gad. blabs Ns bs. es Ps week as pad . Osten griallibe peosiethm Copia akar da. to 7s. ha Ws Me beget thesicsawsy saw o=eghl to-day, by pane essence. ills.ol. belga tally b. advare . 4 .s he kn ack. -them • Ike laps lg lr2e et ham of Gus as with draws st 15.., 31M-, sesame del. ?al- while mid la paha as 10s. 116.-Saltentle mid at 3d. advises. II at 275. id.; rte., 4g, We ed.; get. N, 235. ed., 1111s.-Apiew way, bet not salve. - Clatee bas *gals bass Is red haw& We bike sold, sod an IIdVSOC4I of g bee tees estatildem: on week's prices-Rao eteady.-Talle. dull at 445. es Os spat ; at &Milan. New bah Willa said 40s. Ws. Australian, 79a. Ammon bough&ink American, bought In ettd U. as. ed.; Warn t , OM-White Pepper wad, pi bought in 305.-Ilege sold lig. W. to Sko. lid.-Sapicea t in 6gd. to 7d.-Netwas bought to 2e. ed. to fts. 4Elies la i t to la nd.--Ge sold its katindenwood, sold Si. lea-Deer bans sad, 425. ed.-I.lneced mold 413.-Jute sold 114.10 a to IN. 17s. 61.--Cale nee sold 161. 2s. to 111. reps 171. to 191.--Males pan sold 44a-Balllower sold 41. 7s. ed. to 41. 17a. 6d.-Osinbe sold Ws. to 765.-I,c dye partly sold 7d. to SW-In oats walls so swing ellsratku, but markets generally have Impend Is theb tsog tads mei. SWILL-The average prise of dealr. the FRAIN 01 tllo P ern* seemasse ta Ansa , weepael best the reaps made to the week rwithe 12th dgetProwmar, 1148, is 21s. Rd per at ages the ass n al the Mitne isle. 74d. per .wt. agar the prams the leg Wks Is ftla. 1412. pso The winge price of tits three brain Is Us. Ogd. pre owt. Baum, Dal). Itt ri gr h amit in a l has weak an sofa ca a Tarysisall .sot, sat wassaleg /90 libla _Wee Wes t asidlor which abed Maw Taiss km bee paid. lee NarieMS Were Is • nog =WI esi b =s Ida allawried.swersrmedom lalaclithoisanimal.Matollpamse for Ws aids so riseal K sasea reariaa aa amelpom I. quits e we new sews ay labside puede 2: 4 qa are viik cap irappertet-Rem lore ob mesa is the NO the a t thaw ass war het are u 100 par., Wafts( dealams at bass erica OOTTON.—Dorassoot, Deo. 15.—The roarketiresesise =cazd the sehe NAN were Nile 10,0 N balta. The Mel et the INN mount to MAN ben toolodbe 14,0 N Amebae ese 1,210 mate ea epieulataas, sad to 30 eaterlets sad See ewes Ste meet. Prier : New Orleans TO. to Ilid. ;,,Uplande, WA. 444.1 BLANlEBTL—Hacxxonowriz, Dec. 14.—Then !was maim:stay attention of =Mow rd • at market hi the Blanket Hall this afternoon. The rarearkablo of the season douutleestadtices the wintry drapers to abstain trots woman as ihe;r stocks at preeent T WOBATED STUFFS, Ao.—BiaDroao Dtc. 14. This being the test day or the poll le as West Itldisi there was but a mall mesdames el both merthembe h smeateeturers at market. sod the qtromtky at gee& wldsh eimesediambs was much below the F e oversee. The museasemems thowme, Wady working to order, so that abort maarba weft in& sabot them. Priem were buoyant, mad Imecreed rates me misled ellk therms of the year. Toe yam market was petty betty% emdedeemeet prim were realised. • gmant expeetatlon mist* that Wok dewed for the 'oedema may Meetly be expected. In the teed seerket there was s her bled mem dome, at Mose rather Wolin towards IiOSIBILY AND LACK—Norms oubbr, Dan. 15. The slop or coma eat rap steeidsm lade has further improved. end may be camidered heist. As admen el Id. pee damn hat bem made upon me article by a pried* loess. The manila breach not to the same douriahlag condi/Me es the cut.agy but .0 DECLARATIONS OP ptythugus. W. Armstrong, Norwich, draper-3rd div. of la , any Thug. Ti Pennell's, Guildhallohamb. J. Berkley, Newcastle-upan.Tyne. merchant-In dlr. of 44, p aa . 16, k say subsequent Saturday, at Walley's, Neweattleopon Trap. P. Berner. Birkenhead, grocer-2sta the. of 3441. (and apaa ses punve rpaoLts 14iL), Dec. ii, 4111 say aubstqueut Thursday, at Taeuri a . li Buchanan & EdeCaleutta, merehants- let di.. ce 814,0 g, T km. day, at Penne ll 's, Guildhall-crumb. Dethick, Newton-be:AL, banwhire, mamma beswer-lee ea, of 20.., Dec. 19, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Frames, ]Las. cheater. W. Dettmer, Toper Maryleboneat, pianoforte tainutagri l e...ag of 44., any Thursday, at Pennell's, Guildhall.charab. ugusrd, SUM", linen duper-let dir. of la 44, any Wednesday, at Graham's, Coleman-st. C. Piton, Whitechapel, ironmonger -Ist dlr. of I's. 6d., say Teen day, at Penseri, Guildhall-ehamb. J. J. Peron &B. FerenN Durham, grocers-hal div. M 64„ g. dittos to 40. previously decliutd), Dee. It, it any subsequent bean day, at Baker's, Newcastle.upon-Tyne. 11. Plateber, Hampton, fdiddleses, gentleman-Ist air. oy3d, (ee. 13, & three subsequent Wednesdays, at Turquantra, dank& A.A. Altoe, Hants, brewer-4th div. of Old., any Thoda. at Panners, Guildlzall-chamb. J, Dam, Duke-it., Manchester.square, livery stable keeper-fad div. of lid., say Thursday, at Pennell's, J. Green, Barbican, thy, bat & cap manulacturer -Ist dn. du" any Thursday, at Pennell'., Guildhall G. Hornsby, Lesbury. Northumberland, builder-le k Baal din of 044., Dee. 16, B any subsequent Saturday, at Welder s s ea . eaellesuoo n-Tyne. Dyealsonse.wharf, Southwark-1u din of 205., any Thursday, at Pennell* Guildhall.clemb. R.rugl=Livericol, laceraan-Div of 28., Dec. 21, 6:any subies quest E. Th Jefferles h kit t . ine hilchael e "s-alley -"TPc4- , blll, tavern herper_y* div. of 38. 2d., Dec. 11, & three subsequent Nednesdays, Ton quad's, Guildhall.ehamb. N. Mackenzie, Newgaleen, Mope manufututer-bed dir. 2s. 3d., any Wednesday, at Graham's, Coleman-et. J. bleddscb, Liverpool, tallow chandler-lot din. of 28.6 d. Nall, any subsequent Thursday, at Tuner* Liverpool. T. Morris, Reda-hill, betel keeper-Ist div. at id, any Thee*, at Pennell's, Cluildhall-chamb. B. Moseley, Upper Gloucester st., Doreeteq., wine merchant-Is of in, sad., Dee. 13, & three subsequent Wedneedays, &try:. quand'e, Guadhall-cbsmb. J. 8e.., jun., & it. Iteay, Murk-lane, City, wine merchants-2d die. of 25., & 2nd di.. of 4s. 6d. on the separate estate of J. Bay, jars., an Wednesday, at Graham's, Coleman-et. , M il ton, Kent, froninonger-let div. of b. td, say Wedasseley, at Graham's, Colesaemst. J. Roberts & W. 11. Haber% Llurpool, ironmongers-2nd div.cf 6d. B 3s. 64. upon new proofs), Iles. 21, B any aubsequent Merida), at Tames, Liverpool. W. Sage, New Brantford, Middle...ex, tallow chandler-Indinal 18.241., any Wednesday, at Gotham', Coleman-at. W. D. licurtield, Lioerpool, shawlman-2nd div. of 9d. (and So 94. open new proole), Dec. 21, & any subeequent Theinuay, at Turner's, 1.1•17P0 01 . South, Beard, >. Co., Cheeped., warehousemen-2nd div. of 11.3 d any Thursday, at Pennell',, Gudilhall-cbamb. M. Stephenson, Aulitte, Durham, oilmen brewer-let div. of ts. Des. 16, & any eubsequent natunhiy, atleker's, Newcastle-upon. J. S. Stopford, &delta-friars, merchant—ht div. of 2s. Gd., shy Thursday, at Fennell's, Ow Strong & Hooking, Dye-house-wharf, Clink-et., &athwart, coal merchants—kid dm. of bd., any 'lntraday, at Penner..., Guildhall. rhumb. &van & Ban, Great Tower-et., Thursday, at Pennell's, 11. Turner, Cuventryet, 11a) market, fishmonger. -Ist dlr. of N. kl, any Wednesday, at Graham's, Coleman. et J. Walters, ['Men-et., 80. sough, surgical instrument maker-hit die. of 6d., any 1 hureday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-ehamb. S. T. Wataon &W. Byers, Skinner-at., City, woollen & Manchester warehouseman-2nd div. of 94d., Dec. 11, & three subsequent nesdays, at Turquand's, Guildhall- dumb. J. White, Exeter decorative painter-let & anal di.. of lard, any Tuesday ex Friday after Dec. 21, at Hernaman's, Exeter. IHVIDZNDEL-Jan. 3. G. Bemis', Bristol, draper Joit.6. J. Bishop, Little Ituewll.4, Bloomsbury, Wheelwright-Jan. 9. G. Bishop, tic Lary -s ic, City, merclant-Jan. 9. J. Y. Boyd, Groetenorst. Wen, baker -Jaa. 9. W. I. Dawson, Liake•at., City, tips merchant -Jam. IL J. H. Deaner Nottingham, pawnbroker-lax 9. T. R. b, Haymarket, ettenhat-Jan. 10. J. Forster, Shaft°, Northam, himksr-Jan. 6. W. Fogler, Lawrence-la, City, Mandwita wershwaneMea-.lan. 9. A. A. Lackersteen, hioorgausst., City, awe else[--Jae. 10. W. Lax, Darlington, Durham, land surveyor-14 L L Illanball, Austin-friars, Cit>> Russia broker-lan.9. C. Potting*. Dimbm, Oxfordshire, an. 9. D. Sharp, Southampton, &Mr ney.at-law-Jan. 18 .0. Small, Coventry, draper-Jan. 9.1. S. Terse. Woolwich, surgeoe-Jan. 4. J. Willis, Liverpool, merchant -Im. 4. J. Willis & J. T. Swaineon, Liverpool, merchants. SCOTCH SEQUBBTRATIONS.--Oitherine Gillespie, Omen* merchant, Dec. 20 & Jan. 10, at the Tontine Inn, tireenock-Williom Long, Glasgow, bookseller, Dee. 22 & Jan. W., at the Globs Hots r 4 Glasgow-Alexander Munro, Taln, innkeeper, Dec. 20& Js 17, at the Balnagown Arms lan, Tato-Bohai Scott, Glasgow, dryer, Dec. 21 A Jas. 11, at the Black Bull Hotel, Glasgow-Peter Tom[, Glasgow, merchant, Dec. 16 & Jan. 8, at the Star Hotel, Glasgow. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-C. R. Alston & H. A. Bear, Johnet., Mlnories-G. Blailigrove & A. Polkas, Taok'ecL, Chamery. la.-J. Bradley, F. T. Barnard, O. Thom" R. Jacksoo,W. Bertram, B. 1.. Prier, Bristol-J. L. Clark &K. Minnitt, Liverpool-IL D. Cur mack tB. C. Webster. Manchester-A. Holmes & 11. J. Melding% Charleest„ City-rd.-J. Holmes k J. Holmes, Kethhley, Yorkshire.- T. Buda= J. Hudson, Lambetlehlll, cit 7 -B.ltes &R. Nirecials Itanelagh.rd., Punlico-J. leadbetter & W. W. Moore, OlouccearepL, Kentish-town-W. Mu.ehamp Si T. WclrbßL Sunderland-T. Mee grave, S. Musgrave, G. Scott, & T. Scott, - Leeds-W, Pelee & B. Dol. ton, Bentham, Warwickatdre-J. Sadler & G. Sadler, Lund" fan -H. 1. Smith It J. 0. K. Burt, Southern, Warwidultire-W. Snow & C. T. Snow, New Kelton, Yorkshire-W. Staples A A. C. Grave,Ly. mingtem, Faits--F. Tt7chenns, J. Waterman, &P. Powell, BW oress.iq., Cdppkigsts-Ellsa West, Emma West, &J. M. past, ..ww. Beker'4 Rageat'apark, so Az Se regard, J. M. West-8. Woad& W. Y amallard, Liverpool. div. of :d, any SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. - MAILB. ARIL DUI. All. EMIL ARS. POLAR& atm 2 Dublin .... 0 0 Holland 0 0 !risk! v. Poutlo 0 Mexico sad 0 Waterford . 011 Planilars Ol ataptoo..Dee 21. Ilana..Decti 1 Dirosagbadoe. 0 1 gram 0 0 n 0...1it t 0 0 .: luJi..Pae. 21 0 GitermAJois. 00 Litbon.. Dee 100 og and I la- 0 Brasil _Doe. If 1 Ilwabani .... Wu i l ydii.N.B, W iii km. ...D. t ygg . Cap Dec, 13.—Arrived : Wlthaal. Links ; name, wilb s .k." FID4 Darentru t l t ad ird. uatry . , Edward and Mary' . Vetere. burg ; Denapia, Attwood, Yeatina; Eider , Tamping; Panay Paliner, i = Indivitr 824%, ltawlino, Quo. bee; (Davin& Youth, ; Cicero, Trinid ad; John Fans. worth. Rio; War:oek„ lieralapatam; Fr.* Sisters, Denmark; Sir K. Peel, Malta. balled ; Barbary Gordan, Tobago Venezuela, lime ; li. dtoo, Baltimore; Trial. Onioa ; Anemone, Oporto. - - - BIRTH& BOWMAN.-Des 17, the alto of Ur. Bowman. Middletobroadi Debra. of a daughter. DU VF.-Dec. 11. at indinturgh. lady Agate Dui, of • daughter. MITZGESALD.-Pec. Ig. Whitehill lama t h e Wile id W. it. 8. Titagerldd. Eau.. of • can OARDN 10. be Daiwa° Home , Cow Tie, the wife of Mace IL Miriam el • daughter. GOODAY.-Dec. (.111400. Suffolk, tin. J. N. B. Goodish ef *,nOter. HALL.-Den 12. st Kendieldetreet, the Hon. Mn. Hall, of a eon. LYLE.-Den 12. at hellalsagh, Me,. A. Lyle of a eon. N I 1.1.1:11.-Iku. 12, at Millisaketreet. Mr. T. 1. Maar. of a eon. SAN GRAEIL -Hen 10. at EPlur &tar rectory. the wife of the Be?. O. DandOsins. of • von. BET 140UL-ben 19. at ibraeeDark. brir Emily &mow. of &aAter. TIMM-Den 13. at Yteluncogres' Hall, the We of W. B. Toe* Esq., of a eon. MARRIAGES. BARTORD-RICEIARDPI-Dec. 12. at Brighton, by Hie E. A. Y. Wager, vicar, C. V . Bamford, Esq., of loner Temple. Londab Am.= daughter of the late J. Diehard', Fag.. of Derinhuild. 13. al Edinburgh, A. T. Fool" 116 Clateraguars, London. to Graham. eldest surviving darifktes Cl r. mau.e. um, of Dundrensaa, ILYA bald bir•Ordem fee roam. amour as-mtArwr.-Dse. 14, at Homes, Church, WTI" Gaga. gigot sets ot J. Clardlster, Keg , of Highgate. to Sumn. Wife/ T. Mara. 64, al Creart-hill, Donny. BILTON-PHILL.I6I.- 61 e. 14 Crantirook, Rent, by the dear the Um F. Dame. W.A.. T. D. HOWL grub. MB.. et Wm On. ft...Cenihridge. to only arriving Usurer of the Iris J. IMA. of the OmomMuntt Department. Qu ebec. 1.1 7 - 1116111T11.-1)43. 11, at Tormehro ruck Tareuay. lA. of the Royal Dockyard. at Pembroke. to ' mead daughter or the late Rev. W. Griffith. fonoetly motor of Lind wpm. Oaraermarhlre. YTY—Htig/Ya.—Hoo. 14, at St. Botolpb. Ablate. by tie Hay T. Mg, Z. W. Whhty. of anodised. to kaltath, recoad daeghtee el WO lato J. Hoppe, SQ., Set Malting. Heal DEATH& BODP.I4.—Dtc. 13 . KM A= hod" of Cborlton.upon.Medlorg. aced 66. 001 LB MT.—Die. Am" wild of the late J. Corte., SQ. of SO' dame Siale. dalo9. HAROOCILIL—Dee. 13, at Woodfield Home. Hoyle). Twos. tiarn H=of the late Haecoate. 4.—Dee. 11, Elan sis i thaughtee of the late J. Hooaraa Se. of BROWS., Home, Err Kl4deragestAr. 'Elf 113111.—gree. 10 Army, med . at Calitanisio. Limbo* Margaret. tar d H. Sams, BOWL MIICHCLIL—Dee. 11, at Wynn* agar 1111Moas. C. dads. SQ. LAWISNOL—Doe. 10. at Norwood-place. Hardzy toe. Mr. H. l Mee. LI:TY 12111.—Dee. U, M Eouthmt Mow. lab C. LutMar. FAU Spay Comegmary-Omagral of IL Sem a •110. WALLA elt.—Dee. 11, at laatb, Y. ISMO, Imo, ton of b Wallach a i rfittl . .—liee. 13, at utanewhet. V. wido • Moire and pabLislau Dy W 14.1.1•11 Sees lota suer. to Se Meadao, rissieff. al tba .a a :41 pr ID ar.-5,12011:41. 11, 111 11 121 12 13 17. 7 i di T II 100. TI Id. ht 5i M. 3 :8 16 7 61 6 . 3 36 Ji TO' aso criATlON kIaTITTIC et D O of the poor suPed2tWiltl o , w tbe o n—Tne . aiWire ji, Torquhar, . le r ---a. i lli A , r Nolo . gt•R, le go nalelib. li A l l er . . t t Obi b l c u Clit:gtUartl I Cbobnowiel „ ca d nobt. SO.=Amble, Cow Per• I B ill. iegate, Fel" . Baptist 1 j aliks wiren l 7: -.4. b4 rola. .° 4ll l,ll . infilrd p ) • ji. B. Duktelic A[ t o M. , e Jame.. l' *' tae. Are WV . gm _, • ___.,J06 44 SinCl4lr. 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