The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-04 00:00:00

• sad it appeared to tills that there was so peewit It woo sot shows that aoy leaosvositsoo WO laid have malted to die ssapary if *a etsapietiss of the costroot had bees dr illarted. They had had pespossica et the lead searly a rat, sod hod @sly to pap this sasay. lie should dish* the petitiaa, with Woofhe nottortast et tbeisat. Tan CROMORD CAJAL COILTIIST V. or 01 Ms TO SIOTSAIII Tlll Asollettelle CaltAol ALUMS]) TO 0450 WM CLOUD sr • Cilia CO AAAAA . AL This wee • maw to dada as Mandea greeded by the a puler VierCitaseelks, ca the 3rd el April len, spas the ties of lb. Ceemleed Cant Osempany, leasin the dr fesdar4whe wen MIMS soma OW stises om i s o ed inha the tram proccediag seder she powers eke C Ask a anon eemlamtles hr dohars apri ttr ed Webers awed by the Cenal .. Cesilhon- It ass made the ass of 29 Chei. 111., iir..thQ Ta_,,iketkesetenalsostainedCom peay, it wee provided Mos nand sand to pleadies cr dohs the right of aay lade meson or wane et lad alesifb whisk rola &mad d pete, se she Wan ad Wan& aim the use • mad that each owners sheen be at liberty a Ohs away the eahl mine rals, se that in deka so they nel set Ware the anal. It was she preened W the an of parliamest that, is ere say web da=thealdbeeneal,thecona, er mistrals seaman eltheessid,aendlcs fof bf Ike erNam7. ?IL damage mean by a Jery.—The defesdasis lianas eassibmed that they wend be usable to sestina weans their mien efdheas damage to the canal, bad preasied seas W j , umber the ISMS nth* an, the compeaseles India Wry themselves entitled to, and the hobs& des wee ermessseer4SiNder sad anted to nasals lime seeessakak - —Mr. is movies so &inane, ess taiga sha iSsaihe by the se e l= w seer alms, sod Ihe eilesbeste wen added le The The Chattier sell the lesbians ease el the Carel wane ad she the lad ear whisk She w a if Ala al peen, awl ell esa lead se eland be neer w e essemlies el the easel, and it*. man paned ewe asybeshe pr Leta Gale, the swan were to be at liberty to trent the Wane less as they did so Wary to the man• It appmeed ast dm deal had long eine bees eampleted, end it was Marble he as.. bat that seek was hat r was basil Asa to be made apes the or . of the seal le .seedy bees made. He thought se am t he sow arises anisable to the Anson relayed to la CMaal het. The wane takes by the debsilesta was, hs tfik is the same of a proceediag to im pel the eimpony airehan the wt. —Hie Kosovo ear sidereal thee the ears bed jurinietion to reetraie Nrtiee 607 w ham dmaiss Is sae enter way this preeeribed ea e a l s =e4 sad that it wee pettedly fish% to Feast the bona preanding to SINN compensatios. He tiesid, amelen, amass the 'Westlake. sumo , e. Kam. MOTION TO COMMIT Cos Isaacs or as 1111UOCTI0N. —This was a motion on b• half of she *land, who was entitled to wino property slam a will, to wratesis two persona, who were auctioneer, M beak of ea hinnies that lied been granted by the mart to reseals than sad the events ander the will from Mili=le se the property. It named that Ste male *elk and forty lots had bees sold before She latmet hen bees mad apes the insatiate. A meassbades the Wok place is the sae room, asd ft wee denied that the sale should be °entailed. — Kr. Ilethell=l ha man of the molls..—limo. Whit., M the ash bpd ihat so cane wean be gives is fhb are wad tho etlesh4 who had see Marl; ; sada the snared the isannica, and had esseirtea that ae totatt=o37 wee eell ewer rkabl it wee better to the sale.—TheNinChaarMer and then bad bees as avower to re maim The C..art had Grand the dein• date set to premed with the mole, and this order had sot bees complied with. The row, rut be brought into saes, ma re eats of the appliestios man be pen by the ddesdaste. rider Viremwelie height arum. ILADMILD IP. MANCIISISTaa, SOCTiI JUOCTION, ViD AL TILIOCIUM 11•11. WAT CONTASIT.—INJ CO elloy.—Mr. Boma and Mr Lithe moved foe as injaarioa to restrain the deka dials hem fabetreserag a right of way claimed by the plain tiff shag sortie paints sweets std Maschestr, named Jamie Leigh-mem Wskefisid-strieet, into Orem Marlborough mini mad Oztershetrest Tie plaintiff had a pier of ground adjammt q Jams Ligketret, bat separated from it by • wall. With a view of °briar/ • right of rejig info that street, mad ales et brig the rights of way beloagin• to the in the street of passing up and down Wakefield = purebred a small pietist)! land of 4 yards square in sad as the sad aflame Leighisasot, eivenanting not to build strait. The railway array wen carrying their line across Waksheldatreot, so se completely to obstruct the aloes it, sad to compel the inhabitaats to go round= kit stmt.—Kr. Russell, tor the defendants, objected that the plaintiff could at by purchasing a small pier . 'lroned of four square yards at the end of the street, sequin a right of way fee hi ether land. It was upon this mistaken notion that the salt had bees instituted, although the contrary had been Lid down, sad established ae long ago as the reqr of Marla' 11. Selwyn's Nisi Prim, 1347, " Howell o. King," 1 Modern Be arta, 190. Moreover, a party claiming a right at way was hosed to define it accurately in his pleadhig, by Mating the tar isle ad Qum, and the terminus a quo, which the proem bill failed to do. They wen about to argue the motive upon the merits, but the Vist-Chanoellor desired to hear the plaintiff's counsel up= the legal °hien- Ira first. Mr. Barn contended that the authorities referred to did not dirties Ike plaintiff's claim in respect of the piece dialer purchased, and that, on the point of pleading, the tight claimed was to pave along James Leigh-street, along Wakefield-street, to Omfordistreet at one end, and to Groat Marlborongh-street at the other, which was a sufficiently dilinit• 'Latinist —The Vice-Chancellor said that the act of which the plaintiff complained might or might not be wrongful as regarded the public. It might or might not be wrongful ,as to some individuals ; but, with regard to the plaintiff, who sued here in his own behalf only, it he had not clearly made out a sufficient title to COolplain in heat Own right, the court could not , on the resent record, trthe ac , as wrongful. Now, independently of the question of pleading, and amusing the pleadings to be correct, w cihat te plaintiff claimed was a privaie right of way, as inden t he One or both of two freehold pieces of land, along James Leigh-street into Wakefield street and thence into Ore - it Marlborough-street. Tne evidence before the court fell short of satisfying his honour that the plaintiff bad any such right et way, or that there was sufficient probability of his establishing each a case as to warrant the court in interposing by in-uncial. If the plaintiff, chose to bring an action the motion might stead over to abide the result —The plaintiff elected to take this course, and the motion according, stood over. COURT OF QUEEN'S BBNCR.—FMMIDAY. Sittinp le Banco. Tun QUItS e. Anhz".—Enicrtos or ale Annum' Ic, OPPICI OP A .In this ease • quo war. rantohad bees issued to tm whether the dotal:chat had been duty sleeted to fill the of alderman of the borough of Southampton. The ease was tro d at the hit assizes at Winchester, before Mr Justice Coleridge, when a verdict 'vas found for tin defendant, have being reserved to the prosecutor, on one 460 , , to move the t the verdict ov. belas entere yeard for the crown. It apps are I that on the 9th Nt , there being a vacancy for 6ve aldermen for the borough of Southampton, several candidates came forward, of whom the defendant wen one, and at the else of the election he wan the fifth on the poll, a Mr. Lettere being the sixth, the former having obtained 18, and the let er li votes. The question upon the trial was, whether lour of the gentlemen who voted for the defendant knew of his disqualification by reason of his being at the time of the election an assessor tor the borough. The prosecutor, Mr. Leery', endeavoured to make out that the four gentlemen in question were aware of the fact of the defendant's being an ammeor, and that therefore their votes were thrown away. Upon being examined they stated that, although they might have known of the defendant's disqualification some time before the 9th Nov., they did not remember it ;adthe his skip - skip told the jury that it the four peraus in qestion had forgotten the fact at the time of the election, although they might hare been aware of it before, their votes would be good. Mr. Butt, C.C., now contended that it would be a very dangerous doctrine to hold that a man who knew such a fact before • particular day might be allowed to say, 1 forgot it at the time of the election," and the direction of the Warned jags was therefore wrceog. Two or three of the gestkasea were proved to have voted as town councillors in Ike ward in which the defendant was actin as Silit3iof. Under *ass dransataaces than learned counsel insisted that be we. entitled to have the verdict entered for the crown.— The_Court latimatei that they would look at the evidence. COURT OF RIC llllQUER.—Yerraloay. ltto Pan., at Worminess, bens Mr. Boon PINT sad a Windless: senor jar!. Boum to. Houtas.—Dter wren dire or eten PUBLIC TISTIKOetah TO Tan " Bhinniant " CO•CI • AX.—The plaiatiff la Ode ease was Mr. Charles liolas perm of Mean Waft ist his day, well kaosra to all Own ians of the Itst 38 pease si the drives of the Wow "Blenheim " coach lestweem Looks and Oxford, and the ultimo Romanorsom of coadmies on that road. Sinual years ego a public sub. =was get up, ice the purpose of presenting Mr. With • hoileential ea a Mark of public approval of his salaatits and eivilito the travellers by the " Blenheim," *ad se • MeIMOID d a te feet that for 81:1 lean he bad driven the emmiterithsen a seeideet. Many distinvished and titled Ommiseis, as well as the residents on the lisa, mewl basil ta testinmeMill, and, amongst °then, the Duke of Welliagteo. • veloiddil silver cup and salver wen accord- Nieryeeisaedineed awl peeeented to Kr. Holmes ; and, as an meak ef boarme, the halteovereign cmtriba'ed by the Duke al Wellingtma was fined into the bottom of the cup . nap slid sabot tensed the objeots of the preseat action. lams islemiest was Mr. Charles HOMO, a mimeo n s at Chipper Meet" and the plaintiff plaintiff's sliest so ; sad the arks wee kV recover the value et the cup sad salver, whisk the alleged belie's& to him, but which ***deadest cenverted to his awn use. The dehadeat pia la two pleas: ant, that he did not convert the ankles L, question to hie own use, &a., said secondly, &Ryles that the plaintiff we. possessed of the articles.—Mr. Manage Clambers and Mr. Lash appeared fir the plaintiff, sad Mr. Martla sad Mr. Cleasby foe the dedondfmt. Several !Marra by in p ro ved the original lateral of the plaintiff in the cup sad ealver, an attorney's clerk wee allied to prove that he had served notice on the defendant to deliver up the articles. This witness stated that the delnadast, in answer to that application, said " I baser meddle abed it ; 1 have aothing of the kind in my pcomseisa." It was contended ice the sit intiff "het he bad only gives the articles! into the morrzeld of the delledsat, sad that nipad frequently ta ble intestines to bequeath the to the defendant, and the salver to hie peenev Goa William. Ia support of the ea a, Mr. Bases, a tradesman at Newbury, and nee ow to the plaintiff, deposed that after his father's fussi in 1846, the plaintiff, whereas present, eu prooted a hops that he should leave as fair a will as bin (vitamin's) Other led dna. la mune of coavereatice IL THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1848. darks of the weeds " tree time to tire." TM treater wished to give is ;Marrs' the rayenatioa whir pored batmen Ida sad the baakrept. es 'rendre the toms el the rearaatest but de drossy •tek , hiss th otthis ors hi eatertaird ; the lamumr of re gametes slily grad be looked at; sad as it bad destly bun draws by as bra rat penes, its eterraetlea was a ratter of dilbealty. From the way is width the words .• from tire to time " wen es. *yea, be did net risk they orarltated a oratiwsiag para. tee, bat retenelealy tothe dairy/a/goods at didsreattieses. Beads. ia ristdi the priasiple of law that s irreales wes rows to ho torrord brat of the i = t t ies esiag. party, be was iarired boil that it was aid ia Ude 00 1 . the era of IN. es** gatordesd basing paid, dad a fresh debt Imparsi. Tais eneAss right asks ea allidayit, bat the shim was *wird he ra Freak Wiest to the fatale emaldratioa of dr teat—The bankrupt pared his last szarradea wlttrati=idla; sad the 19th Dee. was bud kir the watillesto INSOLVINT DEBTOR, COIIRT..—TISTRILDST. Wore the ChisfOnnishelseer. In is J. K. COLIT.—This bide.% a physician, woe opposed by Mr. lisopei mid NIL AMP fee several creditors, while Mr. Dunes saggestsil the paten. The debts inserted in the slimed* geisha the Poo of U39i. 19s. erne" I,IOW. 12s. AL—Mr. Bergin* rohned the attention of the court to the stalsonest in the suleade the sole of the whole of the ineedvent's pods and ellar on eale had been e ff ected within three monde of the of the n the don, thus depriving the Pert el all i matter.—The insolvent mid he diggers& of his furniture and Primp for 3001., which it was his iatiatisa to divide among his creditors, but Mr. Townley, t he party who e ff ected th e isle, had retained what !Palmed of the 3001., after all p rams had been paid, in his own halo—The Commis /Allen said the act directed that the petition be diensimed whore property wee disposed of within Woe months of filing dui sales. the said cliqessal to flor the pr. pose either of the inselvent the Pam of . tr of Prying ses his or for tho pat the necessary lasommee attemisst en the of the time. This isestesat hod set boon& within say one of these essereene, med W. pails PP be dismissed. Wire Mr. ftemndssioner Ix an H. ass adjourned from =salest, in wrier to enable the insolvent to come to some t with Mr. H. Russell, whose Pips spinet him he bed pasties* deftsdad.—Mr. Serpa attended, and sad me settlemsne had been made.—The Commissioner then erdered the API order to be adjeorned sine die. Re WK. Woooosers, as INSOLVINT.—Sir,—After the as parte report of the proceeding in the Insolvent Ceurt in this nutter that append in your loonaal of this day, in jus tice to myself I must request the favour of your inserting in your nest publication that the accusation made spinet me is perfectly devoid of truth, and that on the oth of Dec.. or any other period, 1 shell most willingly give a fell explanation regarding the transaction with the Legal and Commercial Litii Amnesiacs Co., in reference to which yesterday my cha racter was in the above court ao wantonly and crudly as sailed.—l remain, &a., A. CARKOLL, J un. -7 , Castle sired, Holborn, Nov. 3, 1818 MIDDLESEX SESSIONS —TnaTIUDAY. Wore Mr. civisent Adana. FORCIBLE ENTRT.—L. Foster, who wee, with a person named Wilson, convicted of foecitaly entering certain premises belonging to the proprietors of the Illuarateil London News, in Milford-lane Strand, was brought up for judgment. Some discunimitook plan, in which it wee stated by Mr. Wilde, who appeared for the prosecutor", that the valuable working model of Mr. Liddh's patent printing machine was still in the possession of Foster.—Mr. Parry, on the other side, urged that Messrs. Ingrain and Cooke had bought into a debt owed by Foster, for the parpaes of throwing Foster iota prison. Eventually, theme rt ordered that he defendant should be brought up spinahs 21st Nov. POUCEe—YttaTUDAT. MANSION-HOUBE.-Arrsierrso Hoses Breautio. -P. Festois was canna with having cd to steal two horsea-Mr. Wood, the peosecutor, the prisoner called at his prmises ea Thursday for the pupae looking at a couple ot carriage horses. lie had a few weeks before made hie appearance at the stables and said he was badly off, and Mr. Word, although not at all acquainted with him, man him a shilling from mereconransion. la applyine to Mr. Wood the prisoner referred to that instance of liberality, and said, „As you did se a good turn I am going to do you one. I have got the situation of farmer and bailiff to Lady Clinton at Rahway, in Ilertfordshire, and as her ladyship is in want of a couple of good horses, I have recommended you as a dealer." Mr. Wood asked him what sort of horses and he said a pair of light ones . In the coons of oonveriatiOn, Mr. Wood's impatience enabled him to detect the rogue under Ibis disguise of gratitude, and havog put several questions te die rheum which rather confounded the customer, pro nged hi will at the town house of Lady Clinton o feat n the and afterwards afterwards to write to her ladyship. Neither of these propositions being at all palatable to the prisoner, Mr. Wood said to him, there being not the leak doubt of his fa- Wake to steel the hones, " what a have villain you then le to want to rob me of my property. On beteg conved to the stationthouse, the prisoner not only penevered In his false representation, but was sun aively abusive to the complainant, and addressed him in the earnest and most offensive language.-The prisoner said he hoped for forgiveness, when it was mown that his scull had bees fractured by an arc dent on a railway.-The Lord Mayor remanded the primmer till Tuesday. GUILDHALL.-Tan Tartrate Vlcrisitszes.- Preece Ckristophe and Mara a-Seynsour were again charged with hiring lodgings and obtaining refreshments under false pre tences. They were sentenced to two months' imprisonment. BO W-STRE 13T.-E non zirawinr. - T. Dridge, clerk in the service of Minn. Rhodes and Green, Chichester, was OD his •011filike with having a .sconded, after em be Wises yams i mow amounting to 100 i., received 1 fa wed en ecoonst of evening the prisoner came to the station, end told is whose employ he had been, said that he abeseaded ea the 4th July lot, after having appropriated the mierat is quietism to his own use. Baring asoertained Vat thin was no description of the prisoner's appearance in I lia usual amulet esveral questions were put to him, and he vii slat part of his duty was to fill up cheques on the Bank, I whisk were signed by Mr. Green, who was treasurer of the resetena plat ef the county of Sussex, for the alleged pur pose ef isyleM the officers' expenses conveying persons in I disk custody to the prisons in the different parts of the county, and by that means he was enabled to commit frauds cm several occasions.-Mr. Jardine tithed the prisoner if his late employee had any agents in town.-The prisoner said that Mean. Rolm., Loftus, and Young, of th e New Inn were their sgeots.-Mr. Jard ine directed the officer to make a essmunication to that firm ol the circumstance, and aimed the prisonei to be remanded until Tuesday next. WORSHIP-STREET. - Ties LONDON AND WIDIT YINSTIN COAL CLUB COMPANS.-E. Monday was b i t r a ll examined, charged with having fraudulently o various sums of money from poor person', under the pew Mace that he was authorised to collect subscriptions ea her half of the London and Westminster Coal Club C At the former examination, several charges were= forward by the wives of mechanics in indigent demeanour from whom the prisoner bad received numerous sums by weekly instalments in the character of sub-agent to the above company ; but the suracribers having subsequently ap plied at the office of his presumed employer, to be fur nished with nab to the amount they had adanoed, their skims were peremptorily rejected, upon the ground that the prisoner had never bean authorised to collect subscriptions, and had no commies whatever with the establohment.- Mr. Frederick Devey, seontary pro km. to the London aad Westminster Coal Club Company, deposed on that masks that the prisoner was an entire wronger to him, and that he had never been authorised by the company to act as their agent.-The prisoner, on the other hand, positively declared that ha lad been regularly engaged as assistant te Maunder, the company's agent tor the district, m whirs ha had faithfully accounted for every farthing he bed se ceived, and having handed in a written appoisdasee the signature of that penn, the case was ordered Oe= over, to give time for his attendance.-Mr. William Mem der, now presented himself in the witness-hoc, wise td that he was appointed agent for the Stoke ' Nini lal ee district on the Ist of November, 1847, and in the lona of May follerskeg he to the defesdant as sub-agent, Ma gabWrita* imftodu, hit to Mr. Crandon, the 1811111114“ of the onageny, who formally ratified the The prisoner bad sires accounted to him for d ame ' kind from the complaining parties, whose orders fir seek were regularly t rans mitted by the witness to the natal office, but net one of them hied eva,beeaexecuted. The more added that he continued to discharge the duties of district agent until the early part of October, when he was suddenly dismissed, although he held fifty shares in the concern, and the company were indebted to him to the amount of 1001. -Mr. Arnold said that after the testimony of the last wit ness there was on end of the ease as far as regarded the pri soner, who, it was proved, had received the several suraerip tins as authorised agent to the company, and he should, therefore, order him to be at once discharged.-Bergeant Gearing afterwards intimated that numerous poor persons who had parted with their money in the delusive expects lion that they would be supp li ed with coals to the amount, were in attendance, a nd wished to know in what manner they were to proceea to obtain redress.-Mr. Arnold said that he considered the directors ot the company were clearly liable, and he should noon:send the aggrieved persons to take proceedinp for the rttOvery of their mousy is the county court. SOUTRWA.RR. -hitherto Mhanaa.- Me/eoesy was re-examined chamektft IMlpielos, with haviziardered a woman in a fleid - ow Rena Nem. sot the of Hal steed, Kent. The partiesten d the ening of body of the to wenn, ad the eisweelstowns which gave rise to the suspicion splint die assumed, appeared in war Oise report yesterday. When the prisoner was pissed at the bar, poliee-sergesate NAPO. and Saunders same forward, and stated that they bat just arrived from Halstead, barium bees plant at the adjourned inquest held at the " Cock," in that village, on the body of the woman found murdered in that pariah on Wednesday the nth ult. They stated that on the first day's pro maw at inquest the deceund's name was supposed, to be Barak Freeman, wife of Richard Freeman, who for merly kept the Royal Exchange public-house at Dover, and 'that she separated from her husband several years ago, and ' tranited with another man. The friends, however, of the women items& had sines had en opportunity sat viewm the body et the murdered woman, sad they that it was not that or their relative, who was Ahin - ir l7 , that daring the inquest that morning there were several witnesses examined before the coroner and jury, and eel dean was addend showing that a short time lOW, the dis covery of the molder the unfortianate demised wee employed in the hoppounds of Ms. Beckett, sear Tonteidr, end that preciosity to that the worked in the rounds of Mr WisW, rettlineiury-fares, Beaty, Lent. Her maw and where eke care frost were unknown to the parties by whom she wes reployedekwestaa., bat frees her dialer she wee believed tob e e m a loak A Mrs. Aisheesslialo Wer. a s Trairide, ideaalled the body S if the = sag her evidasse was to the effect th at w lodged at her 'hew up to Wert the 7th as Bth of October, whys she left for the por poise (as ohs rid) of poles; hop pickles • that the (whams) was asacquaistord with her now or plias of Wow abode ; sad that, oroa her dialect, she (witness) had every roma to Wire she wee an Esilishwosies ; that eke was always way rowed in bee eamseir, and s awing the time she was dews in *et pat et h ued _ use wu ever wee in bet oespeay. The bid dot secemiag wee farther ad- I u sed matter feesiefit. "'peke. toonir.4 A. imam Riordan, whose diet bad aeoompsnied the pd. Dear four inmate ago Into the esastry, and bad not Woe bra herd of, had sees tM diessieed's clothing t—The arrant replied that she bed, sad that she was unable to identify a sines raids of th= e t wa si which her sister left town when she west Ad* tie ere—Mr. Becker disallowed the Flaw bet that, if any evidence tending to throw raft should arise, he timid be yam taken late era*. RAILWAY NEWS. We have not had much animation in the market, but prices have inanely been affected, though shares are not so readily &Amble at full rates. SRAM& LIST.-Lompon. 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Fa o : 1 Ileum Havre... . le 0 Lebow •solt=se tight CA : e ; • .. = o .. .. V i teracol .... - IMMO= .. A l " i herb 318ET1:40.-Dotele ASP HAVIIt-liall-yearly Meet. isi.-raria, Oct. 30.-N. C. Witte, the president, in the chair. M. Thltaudeau reed the report. This document hi divided into two pasta, the lint giving an account of the manner in which the traffic ot the line h,d been sleeted by the emolution of February and the mbwouent events; and the emend, relating to the working th of the line since the communications had been re-opened wi raris, after baring been be a time suspended by the burning ot the bridge of baud" ke. The mart. in summing up the Tarim. Injuries which the line bad sustained, addresses the shortholders as know. : " Thus, your operty had been the object of been attacks after the revolutioe A ; railway bad been rendered nothing more than • mere piece of line without any Wrest eonsesioncatimi with either Romeo, Perla; your working, broken rap into pieces, beheld each day Its cooditions of wonky mid ite resources diminished ; a premise Iran without en to impel the men employed in your eervlce to disorder; the state refused you not only aid, but men the gamest Of what It owed you; the charge of considerable debt' Babb to be demanded at any time weighed on your cartel, and threatened to absorb it in a speedy liquida tion; and, as tins enterprise had not been subjected to a aufffeleney of the stale ems to still further aggravate its position by orobot of of the railway. The meet then Mows that, w id== lka proposition was before the wild. It ins impossible lee the eampany to ester into any definitive with Its makes; end, ems after thet plan had been =r a ther podtion of the orammay was moat iltecult, with snob fear millions of bias to order to yey, sad the receipts tar inferior to whet they had been during the preoectlim yew. Thus, in April, the receipts had been 10 0 74 1 .1 than the year before; May, 143,401 f.: June, 121,102 f.; and July, 193,1804 It w.is oily in August that matters began to mend, the falihsg-off beleg then only 106,20ef. The tweed bad not been able to strange with the creditors of the company until last moth. A few days back only bad they been able to receive from the gomenment 300,000 fr. out of 300,000 fr. remaining from the subvention orbinally granted by the ,tete. Tee totel reoeipta from the six months between March 1 si d August 31, amounted to 1,132,833 fr. Ste., and the total expenditure for the same period to 1,349,3.0 tr. le. ; so that the exam of expenditure was 216.703 fr. 470. But, In looking at them figures, it must be borne in mind that the direct communication with Rouen was not effected until tho 13th of April; and the direst em munteation with Nee until June 13, when the bridge at Ansieres was completed. It was only In August that a profit wre obtained over the charges of working, which moat, though far inferior to that of the comesponding marsh of the year before, amounted t 0101,338 tr. Arrangements Mrs been made for paying the Interest of the loans and obligations, and the isepecreemtut now perceived giro better hopes for the future. 'IV rya the report in areelwroi ' u the Impro ve ment which has musifeeted Itself in the two months which have pot expired , conti nue... your emerprise whl •oot Maim its anginal cooditions of ue 14ng ; its proem& will suffice tepee all the charges and • iilight will be weirdest Ottd yes limiest revisionist= for the toto. eleM P"Frem tal tw you . d ha irmora ve emberheld.4ntmeOwthireluse is either t:s.artc.kelde..23roLtrcu,d.sta. The members of the N _IA designed by let, ale Mr. W. Reed an/ IL DiMy.. After the report bad he ft wed. stone esaysnatlca ensued r M the various awes which hid le embealy Mbar' the receipts of the De. The ram' eV/WM WW I " Wm 1 10 .6 1 101110 6 bon von dilstisal:= aid* elesemsemem weigh sensarred. It • vres ft ha se Met Me lan Walt bee prior. ifs 00.. C is Meow% asrsad• MM, a 5 a nd Way, ores realleted, of Si me& aIIikrii.LANZOUE NRWIL-43orrit Davi:l.-Several begatlallt ellemblos more made on Wednesday lest in the time et • milli, trades 'Die Mem BMWs will be continued on this line. • bar wasioniaM lost Ms Imo sot from shareholders at Exeter, sib. the Mreaste te curds' the most rigid economy, and to the =le 110111•11 b their am salaries. The chairman, in winos. the Ishii it the later, stated that very considerable reduc er, had shady you made, and that the directors were endeavour. inte x eirect firOmeeifiestions In expenditure to the utmost cite's. coIIAD MlOlatt-WBsTiklf, 011/1•T WeStilltM, Ms doesn.Wwirgssi lastoras COMPLPIIIM. - It Is stated th:t the elelunts of ffewoMetbe companies have been sabalard to end In. spelibedbasitb=o4l represectatbee, sad that the or las se of laterals have terndasted madam e tims et Waded ssalaMga to Pillows' Me se im.............. bum toea beimeg eMbroith. The bill The syylloaba el ewers% amain! Si melba al the share holders ; "ad. pallmasat imam graist the powers sought ror, b 18111 be be Is deaMs vitalism they will socept the siessoni or asi e leal WIEEL SR ehatiellae. --( MUMMIES O,IIOIIIIIIIICUIO From isdiserCeramble.) bißienwes.-Delit end Canty Dows-Nov. 7, MOM; Ittiaing. ban, woberhimplia. eel gear Val/ay-Nov. I, Ilimablablm ,• Ca. ledonian-Nov. It, IleMen lista, Eustooog Uveryed. Ma chette-, and Newerellemmmffyne -Nov. 13, Medea Team. DIVWSNIt.-NOWIMaIb mod Carlile-31. ow the 1001. dams, and in the same pro= sa Se gamier shares payable Nov. 12, Commars- lanenfflife-Warks on the Pluton extension, Nev. 30. ... , --4. Bml Galloway-V. 10s., due Nov. 13 ; Bel. ha - 111 1 . 1 ."-S. 105., dm Rae. 3; BelfaM and County Down-11. 108., Si Nov. 1 ; Bolton, Blackburn, (litheness end West Tirkehlre-IL ea the •• A " than, dse Nov. 1 • Bristol end Illeseer-81. as Si old shams , and SI . 10s. on the third elm" loth dr Ott $O ; Csiedcalsa-SL 105. on the new pee. fam arm. dos Oct 21; Moiler and Holyhead • M ., Si 081. SI ; Cork and Baden-H. Os. due Nov. 1 ; Dernemen-li. Me. iss 0ct.14 ; Dublin, Doldrums, sod Itatabrn: ham-41. Us. dee Ost. XI; East Lancashire-M. on the preference quarter isesSiNov. I; and b. ea the new shares, due Nov. 14; ...86M1--SL die arr. 1 ; Bea and Wee. India Dads med IlbsanShala Jaeglaa-li. 10e. due Nov. 22 ; t miste Conntles-D. los es the am 1111. 41 per sent. shares due Nov. 13 Nov.Edblinrill and Iterthens-11. ma the lb. stock, dm .3 ; Ontseral Tomb= end ~or Barbour = 10a. dos New. 14; Ong Kerb el ••• ad-101. en the NI. drlgen. doe Oct. IS; Thriaiseda m a K.. chader-111. ea Si SOL abuts, and 11. on the third amme. MOM Si Oct. 14; Jeimalea- dl. ea the new la arms. Si Oet. b ; Llamily-21. les. lbe Itor. IS Lond e awl lo* prelims' rperter shams dr Meal ; on. It la k r ibmw . i airr Ii; bmilenthszmlielelekillen. fansamseltazts. • bleshelhf• - M. mi owl madidi SA. eher ßb letf. on Onwit mil Mail MM. U. la at first Washy mil 6 = 111. Mb amiss N. lee. as lardbil mil Liamboldra SOL ; ores; IL Us. as MOM tad Uncoladdes eslmelsatil. shams IL les. on °MON Mink dome; mid U. la es MAUI sad Mszabiratir sigith arse• all der Par Mi ami Ciesm arn 1-2 J. IN. ea the SOL *rem. end M. . 10 I i. ea the 211. Ames. W hals Si 1.4 m. 20; Meld -14. Ma. Si lbw. lii liminialle end Calais-20k on IM aro Mal. AM^ Si 04. m; Odom awl Mmleasz-41. Owl Is. M. ly. No. wires' mked the plash( where he had placed his cup sad alms to whisk Is replied that they were at the silver smith's sad thole they should mama us* Chutes (the defsedsat) got married, as tally were then deo um whir He added that he Owlsgive there to Charism* the sal vs es Wilder. Oa anatkor sossides, whoa in ripen sir plastid; witness and he uudssetood that the sop . sad WAVE. had bra given to defindsat, assist, as the plaintiff stralstai einesk *at hs wm mem for that. es them would be • gored berms the two Na is she sabres The plaiotiff replied that the imp was of so us without the eel vet, as that he ahead make it up to William labs sued* *kid asked wirer to become his sucator, sad ▪ hislieflestlng es the resod that a direr might arise brines the herbs' as to the sop and aim, the plalatif aid thme stub' be no irs is the abject. —Mn. Banos gave similar selbse. Illierburne, arts to the plain tamalesell that • row weir after the muddies of she de she assompersiod her uncle, the plaintiff, cm a Mit to the darsidert, Cl&ppiso Norton. be phdatiff dram her ever Is a *aim ham Orford. Observing • boa in the rifseolte asked what it contained ; to which the plantiff "Tea mid to know, for your hushaad redo TOWIL4 "It is the plate, *en 1" " Tm," he replied. " I sa grog to give it to Charles as • middies re. sent. I always promised to give [it him, and las new tpdog to fulfil my press' " She dird the arm day at Ms prim dirs. Afar Hosea Mr reds besegist la the rap and mbar aud sr *or on time deawlervera tells The priatfir ' parent whoa km mods are. Or white rather has gees se foe a wedding reel* !" Mrs. Holmes then rose soil dr id his hell, whoa be add, " You am welcome." Mr. Etyma, • soodeems srerat Chipping Norm, de. mtes Mania pram* iit Woad/AVG as the marioe re. to by the lest wirer. After dinar, yrs( Mr. Hoke* the dersadont, eras into the room with the cup sad silver is ids head, and rid to his wife, " .8.. what a hend=ssent my father has made iss es • wdding gift." The was Its the mom, sad mut ham Mord that ob ssmaties. Kr Holmes ram, sad kisalog _him, thanked his for the gift.—After a husonnts reply by Mr. Climbers, tits lousedludge seared up, and the Ivy Meta, Welly ems wird together, reamed • nadir for the defeadant es both isms Strap to Mass. HatMena • TASOLIT.-Banocnox.—Tbis was as astir 611 lie seduction of the plaintiff s niece. It wm tried before the Leg Chief Harm at the ler arms at Guildford, whoa a media roost he 1001. damedee--_-Mr. Chambers, Q.C. mord kr • rub osiffir)i es the *WS to show ears why that media aloold net be est asid sad • sew trial had, ups the elf osisMosedes. The learim& judge tor . 4 1 4 0 1qa...111111. le thodmeler to which the plain tiff was en be "h e id mice," sad in respect of her wounued Mop might Mks into their considera tion that she, se • miser of the family, might be hereafter called upon to contribute towards the meintenesce of the child, and that the defendant, as • winos, was not liable io an action foe breach of promise of marriage. It was rob matted this was a misdirection—that the father was liable tot the support of ehtld, end might, by the finding of the jury, In ampollod to pay the same war swum; for it was quits clear they had takes the fat errs deirdeat's sump dos foss all firths liability emporium the trituration WO their consideration. The horned mosed maid that the defeedeat had no desire to noir tleSest of the ds NW. OWlttdild opiate his, it mime t were sale that time child and its wirisee them, sad that the mosey should net be ever the pieintire use measively —Thu Court 'adores& their ap rani or the aced granted • mkt to show muss. COURT OF COMeIMONme is PM ato.LE--66.—VlselanDA.T. tdi MoNAorlAts e. W AAAAA AND ANoTtlea.—Raroaralt a AND Paul. Marone or NIWSPAPIIIM.—Tnie wm an action brought against the defendants as proprieton of the Mors. Adrethaar nowspapir for breach of contract i• dis missing the plaintiff from the employment of reporter befo on re the expiration of • year, the period for whieh the decimati alleged he was engaged. It was tried before Chief Justice Wilde, at the Guildhall sittings after last term, when • verdict was returned for the plaintiff, damages 8 guineas. It appeared the plaintiff was engaged as a reporter to the = 4 ,44serftser is deanery, 1845, upon the recess of Dr. Sheridan ; and that his a ppointment took same aster the essities oldie committee of the Seemed vier Meagre eceitatymbonasegidthepperenbehalfofthet corpo rate body to whom it Wisp. An may dated the 27th Jan., 1845, in the Waste book showed • reishation of the commit tee appointing the pleiatiff as • "hem heal parliamentary reporter at two guineas a week, to measenes on the 4th of Februery then seek" The *MSC however, whom duties were thane of • general reporter. cendemed to recopy hie peat after the expiration of the series and entil the 3rd of January, 1846, when, having veselved • swath's notice, he was dismissed. It further append the defendants were members eif the Licensed Victuallers' Society, end wen registered pursuant to 6 elk 7 William Ipl e a 76, at the Stamp-odiee as the proprietors of paper. At the trial it was objected for the defendants that the evi dence showed • esesienal engagement only, not • hiring fora year ;it wee to commence at au day, and not being • contract in w ri ting woo therefore void, under the 4th section of the Steatite of Frauds. The learned judge gave leave to move upon this point, and left it to the jury to say whether the engagement was teethe session or for &year, an if anneal at what time it commenced sad secondly, whether the contract was made with the corporation or the defendants. The jury found the contract was for • year, trona the 4th of February, 1846, and made with the defen dants penonally.—Mr. Serjaant Bytes now moved to enter • verdict for defendants, on The point rewire , . d at the trial, con tending the wri:teu resolution of the committee was not a nom. pliant* with the Statute of Frauds; and he also moved (meaty viol onthe ground that the written declaration of the defend ants at the Stampolliee, under the statute already referred to, was male for public purposes, and Gould not be made available to charge them for • debt or demand like the present. Upon this latter point he cited " Rolcroft Ir. Hoagies" (2 C. 8., 488. Rule nisi granted. Ectia HMIs V. OntOosir, ElRCOToll.—Pnottuse or AN ANN VlTY.—Tbis was an action of assua tried teat Oxford Arises before Mr Baron Platt ; Drou ght against the defendant as executor of Robert Or r, deceased, to re cover arrears of an annuity granted by the deceased to the plaintiff. The declaration stated that the plaintiff being be fore then chaste, sole, and unmarried, became the mother of a child by Robert Gregor, and that Robert, on the 4th of July, 1814, in consideration that she would bring up the child properly, and herself behave well, pro mised to pay her an annuity of 1007. • year, quarterly ; it then averred she had properly Orouctic up the child, end good behaviour on her part. Non-assunipeit was the only plea pleaded. At the trial it appeared an intimacy commenced between Robert Gr e gory , when as under graduate at Oxford, and the plaintiff, so long agoe died in as in the year 1810, and resulted in the birth of • child. li the spring of 1847, and rime that time three quarters of the annuity were in armor. The plaintiff's ems wee I proved by • letter from Robert Gregory to the plain tiff, doted July 4, 1814, beginning " Mldear Bliss," and which, after stating the necessity of breaking off for the future his connexion with km, and his willingness at all times to afford her advice and insistence, contained the following passage :—" MI promited Mat you and your child should want, I will allow you 1001. • year for your life and little Emma's, to be paid quarterly, and which I think will keep you and the child in comfort. But if I beer of your behaving ill, or bringing up your child improperly.. I will stop the allowance, but I ass sure you never will: The question in the cause wan whether this letter, w hich was the only evidence of the contract, sup ported the declaration. A verdict was taken for the plain tiff, leave being reserved to the defendant to move to enter a 'muesl in case the court thought the letter was insufficient. Mr. Whately, GC., sow moved accordingly. Rule nisi panted. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YrernanAr. (Before Mr. COMinksioner fihavbenL) FRACDULIINV Paintazirca.—ln the case of Mr. J. Sonata, cork manutamurer, of Weliclurequsee, whose application for his certificate wee head at greet length, the C immissioner gave judgment. Ho muld not resist the con clusion that the bankrupt had been guilty of a frauttgent preference to Underhill and Carus and Kendal, his credi tors ; end on this ground he should decide the case, leaving out of eonsideratiom the charge of the erasures in the cash book, which bad sot bees very satisfactorily accounted for. The certificate mat be responded for twelve months from the itith July lest, with proteithea for three months. Hue Amu RBI.T.—IS the esee et these bankrupts, who wen mime saerelmats yam, a dividend meeting took plus, sod • seen& Method we declared—the amount (to be lereetter annemseed) beteg about 24. in the pound. sears Kr. Ormadedoorr Loan Byerzrestou or CenrincArs.—R. B. Addisoll- n, eng i ne er, &sinner-street, Southwark, applied for his certi a t e .—Kr. Lucas, for the amigasere eppeeed the application, on the ground that the b-ukrapt W eentracted debts when in a Mate of insolvency, lad NOM the fist, lad had at teupted to s ecrete part of hie geopeety Fres tie beak rupt's examination, it appeared thet timely huh his bask• rupthy, he peli a debt in full to °MPH mei Mim e of Man chester, who had put in an muds& Me MA me carob, but attributed this to the inerlase o Ids ripely leader the fist. lie had reaseei pond his peeperhye to avoid as execution by the lessilerd, but sikeemersis gave is exeunt of it to the raiser. Had sold Mims lots of old iron to hir. Hart, his lets &Hy peries. In November last he had pre pried • th e atent to oredison, which made his meets meethlllll.e smi his debts under aoa Part of his property rg seta to hie sew, is estielbedes of a debt due to Sang! be was also in the receipt of wagea This 'Metal assignee stated th at the proceeds of the sale under the fiat would barely pay_ the court Mss. The bankrupt's liabilities are about 5001. After bearing Mr. Knight, for the bankrupt, the commis aid this was certainly not a case adapted fer the Bankruptcy Court, where the necessary imposes were so large that it was not suitable for the adminietrmion of Mill estates. However, if the creditors thought proper he being such a case here, the bankrupt had no right to oppose it, as this man had due, by refusing to rigs a decla ration of insolvency, and disputing the flat. That circum stance', alone called for • suspenmoa of the certificate for a considerable period. But, in addition, he had made away with a portion of his property, and had suffered two execu tions, sad forced sales to take place before coming to this court. To math its sense of such improper conduct, the court woad suspend the certificate for 10 months, end refuse protection. CONbTRUCTION or AO ValitAulna.-11. Adkin, builder, Notting hill, came op pass his last exansinauon. His debts 2,3131. liabilities, 1,4611. The meets, In property and &Ma, were entated to produce 80W. On a proof for 201., tendered by bi t. Mills, on a guarantee given by the bankrupt for the debts of his eon, the question arose whether the guarantee wan a continuing one. On the par of the assignees it wt. contended that the original debt having been satislied by the bankrupt, and a new one smatraMU, the guarantee did not apply thereto, netwithetudlng the intro- the.) doe Oct. Is; pot, and Soist . t.4sf. dim , 04. 10 , iy,,,,tma I seals. me to be exem;•ted from the eldhaonsl duties p. recen . UL et " o t mid Illtehin—lis. =5 0. 271. 16; Shrewsbury and BITMITIOSID by the Wherein. The vitas ate low, and it was with dither -Si. on the new shies,a or Oct. 31 ; hbrewabury sod the merchants could make up their meottments, A ... it, I y ttut caertay—li. la.. oo the °merry chars; U. on the North Wales orders were, In cousequenee, given out. In the lilloand Mi. 'bares, sad Itie. on the IN. shares, all due Nov. 3 ; was • steady demand for home consumpron, both la Yor (bete Waterford wed Limerlek- 11 . 10e., due Nov. 10; Wear Valley-1k ca n o h a; but tar exportation theorem were not melon *ask. gagra. dr wee no change la the inspector the wool market. The dem:Li was 12&71110.—Waska eskaa Oer. 21 to OCT. 28.--lhoni the Railway avenge 0 04 , oak lo the 2 .4 0 7 io adequate, rim wan no la Cheswick.) prom g_ la 1648. 0 1817. 269. 1 967 . BLANNETB.- 7 11cc.nt . oxowica, Nov. 2.—The weather • —=a N.Weeta 31.83 h :11,274 barn Improved a little within the hat 1•w days, rm.... I. re 714 Liwitik aml iiiii 2= 9 1: 7 1 0. 14t 1 = a reeee . = ., llli t el b tereeeball other wore to.day ; and w i t h . „ mitt. it. V as• Wata....— " I. 8 . 5 " either 2 the menu Imit week, w p s :this 0r ti,,,,.... b"5e " done then as 7 791 & Linw. 119 ...... WM2 Wady, 1.12 I. Mane. &We 1.2: 2,918 Miami & Oarbele 648 70 Midland -- 2,447 SIAM 1,673 191 214. 04 Weaken a ) 1.24 978 to i 16.017 13,961 North Ilrithii 1,377 2.32 . 1.377 1.11 Woottbdi Contral 1,0 - . 3.617 3. lihrewsbary indloader 1.344 664 i. 1.9 tilwath Devon .. 1062 2.611 eoutb NOWerli 9. 9.63 1,013 1.481 Tad Vale 734 1.913 3.27 1.941 __ _ " WAR. -. , MS* 10,411 . 001bati1k4100.60 1. 174 le .1 ] —_ 11 York, Nowa & liwk 13.0n 2.279 1167 1 York &N. Itikand 7,810 62, 10 9.116 DANA Bl oa rt" .. Laso..a Cloorkuorlif • WAN Irrodafri• V= [MEL N.ComoNos Norfolk =R i gik Glow. • IgaMi lert AIL • W a am- • t wo. s as. tassser ea war, lasaaar a Yalta. hem Me LONDON GAZETTIL-Friday, Nov. 3. BANKRUPTS. Gooses Brunt& Lyallugtoo, Ilampabire, builder, to rurrender 16 at 111, k Dee.. 9at 11, at BlainghalLet. Sol, Westmacott, Jobs: ftedbd.roir • off. aide , Follett, Sambriek-et. Luc Berns , Kent, lionised victualler, Nov. 13 et n, k Dec. 13 at 11. at Bedeghall.d. Sok.. WRY/CC & Mire, 014 &mob.; rd. ands., Be I, Colemandt.-build. Gramm. Bated, COMltmlksat., City, imports, of foreign gm.* ST at S, & ip at Badoshall-st. Sol., Spyer, lined4g; build., City' off. rig., Cannon, Birettin-hule. Gamma VIUGSILICK Bosses, Cheltenham, upholsterer, N0v.20 mg 124, & Dee. 18 et 12, at BtisbnlCL Fde., Linda, King'nermnyk, ft Packwood, Cheltenham ; off. amiss, Lluttem, /AWOL (3110110:11 Blown', Twynteg, Glonuedenblre, whartlager, N o ,. 17 k Dee. 13, at 12, at Bristol Ct. Solo , Houghton & Co., Orapi,a._ & Chandler & C Tewkesbury ; trig ,. Amman, Baird. ---' Gamma Annuaire Calms, Claremont-ter., Hoometaid-rd., Nov. 16 at k Dee. 14 et 12, at Beeingba l lnt. Sok., Whitey', ft Dialect, Lbirsoliea-lim.fielda; assig , bell, COkin Gismos Cadenza, YeovP, Sam , ironmonger, Nov. 23 & Dec. 21, at 1, at Rarer Cl. Sok., Trakerne & White, London ; Ter. reit, Exeter ; & Made dr Visaing, Yeovil ; of. wig., m ew . ; Fader. lloancs Maass, Norwich, build, Nov. 23 at 11, & Den 26 it 11, at Beeingbalet. builds Hole., Jay, Boekkvsbury, & ley 4, pi** Notwich ; off. am*, Edwards, Frederiek's.pL CILIIIMIN FLACK DOWNICIIN, birChtfl.limaßy, gunpowder Ina . chant, Nov. 10 & Dec. 11, at 124, at Bening -et. See., Law.,.Piews, Old Jewry-climb.; off. emit •Graham, Cokinanin JameDowems, Colchester, Eames, victualler, Nev. 8 ft Dec. 13, at 12, at BuinehelLet. Sole, Bull, Ely-pL, It Abell, Ca/. cheater ; off. emit., Johnson, Beenffhall•st- Smevet Dower, Deptford, draw, Nov. 14 at I, & Dee_ 15 at 11, at ReeingtudLet. 130/a, Sole & Turner, Aldenuanbury ; off. swig, Pennell, Getildbaltshans. JOHN GIUXBROCIILLIA & MATTHEW BTIANO, Liverpool, merchads. Nov. 91 & bee. 14, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Sola, Trindes & Eyre, John-at, Bedford-row, I Lloyd, Liverpool; off. meg., Margo, LiverpooL Joss litowL u t;l ' b :beeter Frees, grocer, Nov. 14 at 124, Dag. 12 at 12, at 114, Sula, Meters. Hal:later, Hanslea.hoees ; . sang., Slanged, King's-arms-yd. Char.ottnem WILUAN Ancetniton. Holmes, Preston, Lancashire, tebaceo44 Nov. 14 & Dee. 5, at 11, at Manchester Ct. Solo., Mayhew, Carey. Uneoleb-hamkelds, & Bteckhurst & Sun, Preston; off. esaii. Pott, Manchester. • litue Kanneur, Taunton, Somereeshire, draper, Nov. 16 & Da 21, at 1, at Exeter Ct. So t... Gregory & Co., Bedford-row; Cue. . Meg, TOUlat011• & Turner, Easter; off. sags., Hernoman, Exeter. ROSEKT L ana, fielper, Derbyehlre, draper, Nov. It a Dec.? , d II, at Henchman . Ct. Sole., Stied & Co., Friday.st., Cheamide, ft Safe I Co., Maanbapter ; off. wig, Hobson, Manchester. FliarlClS Coon klarrisaws, Great Dritheld, Yorkshite, manta& taring cayenne, Nov. 14 & Dee. 4, at 12, at Leeds, Ct. solo. sun I Co., Gray's-inn, & Bulmer k Leeds; off. apes., Carrick, Hall. Joss hansom, TU*lllll, iiVatiordshire, groper, Nov. 14 & Dec. 12, at 104, at Birmingham Ct. Sole. Corner, Tunstall, Bs Muth, Bir. mMghion •' off. meg., Whitmore, B i rmingham. . .1.41v* 11500411, Queen's-rose, Pimlico, builder, Nov. 10 k Dec.ls, at 124, at Bisinghall.t. tint., Jackaon, New inn, Strand; off. rig, Standeld, King's-arms-yd. JOHN STRINoIea, ton-upon-Ilell, draper, Nov. 15 & 29, d 104 at Leeds Ct. Sea., & Cu., London ; Sale & Co., Manchester; ft likackles& Son, Hull; off. wig., Carrick, Hull. Josiah T A TLOI, Noblest, St. Martin's.k-Grand, licensed via Mailer, Nov. 16 at 12, & Dee. 9at 111, at BOADittall - ot. Sots, MB* mock & Burbeg,CletnenPalane,. off. meg, Green, Gui4ball-ebari4 MAIM COCKBURN WIGHTNAN, PSDClAll•lille, City, Ban factor, Nov. 13 at 124, & Dec. 13 at 114, at Dadindisll-d. LMITSDOB & News, Old Jewry-chamb. ; otf. assig„ Bel , Colemarield build. bagtgl, Worrell, She Meld, architect, Nov.lo k Dec. 9, at 11, at Leeds CL Sok., Hartley, southaroptondLOS Wilson & Co., Shat. field; off. rag., klveumn, Shedd" INSOLVENT 1 I.C. Anvayee, Hasidism. Duman, baokblader. J. balmier. Neer.% Messi'isi► . dam, simmers de& 11. Carter. Newark spos.Trent, mast. sot Willmar. O. Um woo. Ostrislsead. Dub... no.. J.Wald. Leripsltavitt, D ir eronshive, late ore tee at the ins isu k B. Uses.. Mapasa, s dar. U. Hill, Skimped; Deroashirik mil , J. B. • Naylor. Resider, Yorkshire. kook.lsorper. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY ETIXII4O. Rumours from Vienna had an influence on Consols, which were bought as high as 861 for money, but did not command as much for time by 1, from which it may be inferred that money stock. was still scarce and in demand. At this highest point of the day specu lative sellers came forward with more confidence, and the market gradually gave way to 861 to both for money and time at the close of business. Reduced Threes were 85 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 851 to t. Long Annuities, 8 7-16 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 465. premium. India Bonds, 41s. to 445. premium. Bank Stock was quoted in advance at 189 to 192. India Stock at 235 to 7. The transactions in foreign stocks were not of so much consideration as for the last few days, but prices may be quoted almost without change. Brazilian re matned with a fair market at 721 to 31. Chilian, 83 to 5. Mexican, 211 to t. Peruvian, 31 to 3. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12; the Threes better at 231 to 4 ; Pamir's, 21 to 3. Portuguese, 231 to 41. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 45 to 6 ; the Fours, 69 to 70. Belgian, 71 to 3. Russian were bought at 991, but still called 98 to 100. Foreign exchange was almost without movement to-day so far as the rates, and the transactions in bills were astugether of inconsiderable extent. The nego tiation? on Amsterdam were 12.21 to 1; on Rotter dam. 12.21 ; on Antwerp, 25.80 to 85; on Hamburg, 15.11 to 1, rather lower ; on Frankfort, 122 to 1 ; ea Paris, at short, 25.45 to 471; on Leghorn, 32.10 to 15 ; on Naples, 381; on Madrid, 471 ; on Lisbon, 51}—all but Paris at 3 months. On Vienna sad Trieste no quotations were made. The stock market comes from Amsterdam with slither a derided improvement in nearly all securities. The business in home 21 per Cents. was animated. Spanish and Portuguese well supported. Austrian in good demand, with active transactions in 21 per Cent. metallic& The Bank of England averages for the week end the 28th ult., give, as compared with those of the l b ek so meeding, the following results : Woe £26,608,155 ...... leense t 15,005 01111101199 SAM 19,590,0 W PullibikprMs 2,619,440 Omer sseriss Oweernsest seenrlties 1 a snow hies 12 , 959 , 012 ...... basin 450,007 alier securities Weis end Bullion 13,273,142 ..-.. Immure 110,168 Bow day &Wailer bills 1,040,734 Us Rat The reserve of notes in the banking department at 8,018,1551. were in decrease by 14,4301. The more special features in these returns most still be referred to the action of the dividends, then still in course of paying out. The public deposits diminished by more than half a million in consequence, would have added so much to the active circulation, but for the re-transfer or payments into bank of half the amount under the head of "other deposits." The increase of active circulation was again checked, although other wise it would have been more swelled still from the notes paid out for the purchase of coin and bullion, by the repayment of loans into Bank with perhaps some less important sales of stock or Exchequer Bills., which are represented by the diminution of 450,0001. under the head of " government securities in the banking department." The coin and bullion, it will be seen, were again recovering what had been before parted with in payment of dividends. BANK OF ENOLAND.—Accover foe Ole Week wens Oct W. 104011 DIPALTICIBT. Now lowa acoodass Government Debt. 411,015,100 Gold Coin and Bullion 13,100,2 4 4 Slim ........ 007.909 Z 26,003,155 ?EIIITIONYJUS. w. Powell. Bals./Llmatk. Worceslin Yerr, en.d.sirer. E. Nh.rpt. II elterdeld. Tabbing. confectioner. Eloben"B.Al**.iiire 1. t.aluza. Wield" Dublin. "rib. G tesheskt. Dtr►y fa MI IL seceociss "avian.. eN Ireton' Capital /14.5.5.100 3,387.t1a PIAUI; . 00:pOsite Excheq.. tiay. Bank., Comsat.. ut Debt. awl Dlr. Meth) 2,619.440 Other DePeeit , derectAryandotbar MIL lio2l 1; *Obi E 32,522.14 11 Nov. 2.1649. Government Sow Woo ltnch Us id Weight gi i t,9yo A n o W Other twetarftite Gold sad dike: Coto £32,522,243 I/. )IARSIIALIL Chief Carbier. PONDS. India Bonds. under £l.OOO. 44 Console for Acct. net e pL Bich. BOA KLUrfe. S. Meta. 4e 2 ; 2d., June,.4o 334 Dltt, f,fre).;2ld., Mara. 43 ; 2d.. June. 43 Ditto, tnnalL 2.1.. Juno. 43 ruxus. per CL Peruvian lend.. 32 6 per Ct. Rundan Fos.. £ Nt. f#A 4 par r Cl Vire)) Sonde. Amt.. DUto, Paedre Vada. 3 3 pre Cent spanbrh Suede., 232 e 42 per CL Belgian numb. En. 25 fr., Der Br. 1) STOCKS ABROAD. Vet Aeroase. =GLUM ...klitock. 1884 90 3 per Ct. hod. Anne., 85/ i 3per Ct. hod. Anne96l 1 i New 34 per Ct. Anne.. r 6 52 Long nne., up. Jan. 1,860, 8 7-16 9-115 loth& Utak, 234 India Boat* 0.00 0 , 4 1 4 9014111811 6 per Ct. lira:l6u Bonds. am& 72 31 6 pert Ct. Ditto New Beads, ISX and 39, 73 8 pee Ct. Minn 11011111. 84 1 pre Ct. Ornuan Donde, 13 121 S per Ct. Acct.. Yukon, Nu. 16. n I I EXCHANGES AN rAlittll. Ne•.:. ift. /1... w. 'Le.:.<. ~ c~ 3 00 per p.. C:ls 4M .. 61 1 ... .... I , 'al 3Do NooDesol 63 10 IfBOi I .. i „ 67 80 68 05 II 01 411 i „ 10715 ', 67 65 0 Do. I ' •• „ Itlebaage o. " lvehdos : 341 days, 74 420; 00 days. 25 33. Nelda° 6.1840. •• . 773 11900 Y. 1 Nao“ Rental— 1 79 Deasy. Do, 3, 3043., Iri „ ROOMD Lona .. 643 ~ Do. 3„, ITremary Wads .. Bbirow 1440 flavvagta, Nov. I—Lows. 1840. 78 1814 to, 1644 78; 1)1440.184 4 . 74 ; Bank of holghosh I.oe of 1641. 96. ANTIMP. Nov. S. —Exchange 001.0064 , 41, 25.56. --- PUBLIC SALES-YESTERDAY. By Ite , srs. SunTTLEwowta and 80/48, at the Mart. — Freehold estate at Peckham, consisting of ten houses and gardens, In Proepeet-terrace and Goose-green, iece:sof garden ground at rear of foregoing, end another piece of l ied containing tx. Ir. Sp., let on lwee for various terms, at rents producing 2141. ra. per annum ; ale° an enclosure of land upon Peckham Rye caveman, with two cottages thereon,3lp., with frontage ladyo feet unoccupied ; the whole subject to an annuity of 2001. to a aged 41; veld for 7,9301. Reversion to a leasehold house, 33, Tottenham-court-road let for SOL per annum, and held for 44 years unexpired at 34/. • purchaser to he entitled to mune. Provided a gentleman, aged 26, shall survive a lady, aged 60; 1651. Iteventon to 1011. 9 per cent. Consols, subject to the same oontin gency as the foregoing ; 291. Policy toe 9,00,1. In the Fr an, n o effected March 1634, upon the life of gentleman, now eged 23 ; annual premium 1311. es. ; 1,1401. Absolute reverends to 567/. 3.1 per omit ate* upon death of a lady, aged 24 ; 1651. ______ COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRDUCE.—intctwLatti, Nov. B.—The close of the sugar market today shows the error of importers bringing forward large public isles upon the appearance of a slight advance. Lest week the demand was good, and prices advanced lid., but, for the scam stated above, buYers bamme timid at the weight offered, and the result has been that prices have receded Gd., and are again at the low point quoted the week preceding %be last. 560 libds of West kola said to-day, making 1,820 bbds. kr the week. About half only of th in e t W oll bogs Bengal Sound matinees In buyersgood today ; and ell the amine was sown. Relineddemand, end the fell primed last i lzk paid. Lusepr ibi ttr to Rae grocery 48s. to 3 . 1 f e. 2,:. standard sped to Ins consuming qualities, compered wit th h the close of last week, and but • Baited amount of busbies done ; but ex piators continue to buy good ordinary mike Ceylon, aod about 3,000 bags sold this week at 27a, which was tut week's peke—Cotton the shown a slight impeomment in demand and price during the week, but Do silo sre reported te-deT. — tiptoes steady. f3ean Sumatra pepper sold 21 21 ; nutmegs • shade dearer.—Pimento ecarce, and quoted 4f, N. —Camas Wats, Ban the smallness e r stock, has sold at It prima—Saltpetre bashes' in good demand, at very full prices yeid private ocamat—Tallow study, 43e., 43e. 3d. on Usenet. Matt sold in , nubile 4la. M., 42a ad.; South American, 425. dal 41s. 3d.; rch ,_game 411. ; °deem, 44a. 9d.—Cochineal has Id. to &L., but large parcels have found buyers at that reductkim—litem dull, and prices partly nominal.—liace mid la. to k. 36. ; nutmegs sold 25. 3d. to 4s. Id.— TerraJmorsica sold Ila. 6d. to fts.—Coir tope sold 2IL to 221. 10s.— d oil bought in 404.—1 n ether articles no material alteration, Omoan but the produce market generally emodnues to feel the depressing in ' flussoe of a superabendenee beinaweekly offered foveae. BUG/alt.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British oseseesions in America, computed from tbe returns made in the week ending the 91st day of October. 184 e, is Va. 6.d. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius is 225. 70. per wt. Sugar the predate of the Etat babes is 23a. 41d. per cwt. The avenge price of the three forvrioB dereriPtireiss 14114. is 225. ltd. per cwt. Beulah, or. 3.—The dt End ue m continues good, but the supply oaring la quite exhausted. board of sugar suitable foe tbe pans bas ken cleared off the market, end a fair amount of bea ms has also been done by the grocers In Bautodoes at full prices. Na sales reported In Mounties or Brazils, and the transactions in Foreign are maned toebeut 500 boxes brown Herewith, at 375. per cwt., duty pal . -In Burn the demaod matinees very dull, the sales beinglimited to about 80 puns. Leeway la for export at former rates.— The reaped market is rather heavy, but prices are not lower. .—_____ COTTON.—Ltvgagoot, Noy. 3.—The wicket to-day was rather stiff, sad the sales were about 6,000 bales. The total traseWiees of the week amount to 14,140 teles, including 3,300 AlwafiaWm 00 speculation. t and 1,40' Arnett ens sod ii) Bursts for erport.—Priess : New se e , 21 to; Bowed Georgia. 310341; Bur^ 14 to 4. WORSTED STUFFS, &c. Biti.DFORD, Nov. 2. Theo was sa 'Waned attendance of boyars, end a better demand for worded gawk, tin we have had for some time pest, probably owing to the riemeeesinfed did WNW anwanketery, vitt. owtdicatee of Sea miaafsenues - . - mesh...». bury. Leactsaln.iser. eases Wisc. W. Ws dna." baton maim. I 19. trosea bleyese, Darla% &Web I irasPevew. DECL ORATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Brown, Manche-ter, carpet dealer-lst & final dlr. of Bd, Nov. 14, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Framer'e, Blanchester. J. S. Hayward, Manchester, bookseller -led & foal dir. of tid y Nov. 14, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. J. hl son &K. Deane, Liverpool, merchants-1S div. of 2a. 114,, Nov. 2 & any suirequent 1 kursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS.-Nov. 29. F. Berner, West Kirby, Cheshire, tel dealer-Nov. It. T. Blentarn, Chancery-la., law bookseller-N0v.30. G. W. Dean, High.ot., Southwark, Jeweller -Nov. 29. 8. Dethiek T. R. Kay. Newton.beath, Lose.skire, common brewers-Nov. IS. IL Dethick, Newton-beath, Lass hire, c meson brewer-Nov. 24. E. Edmund., Lowndes.S., Knightsbridge, hosier-Nov. 28.7. J. Peres& R. Peres, Durham, drapers-Nov. 24. T. W. Green, High Holborn. !saw bonnet manufacturer-Dee. 4. J. Harper, Dudley, Won' Illeililizer me.oer-Nov. 24. T. Holmes, Belgian at. South, Pimlico, builder- Nov. 24. E. Hopewell & A. Thacker, Leadenhellwt., clothiers-Nor. 20. R. Hughes, Liverpool, lacemen-Ncer. 24. R. Id. Marshall, Ply. mouth, draper-Nov. 24. A. :towhee', G. L Hollingsworth, J. Wetherell, W. Shields, W. Bolts; B. Stokes Durham, bankers- Nov. 24. 3. IL Oliver, Blackheath, master mariner-Nov. M. J. Roberta & W H. Roberts, Liverpool, ironmoogers-Nov. 28. W. D. Scurfleld, Liverpool, s'aawlman.-Nov. 27. J. !Rockdale. Liver =asp manufacturer-Nov. 24. W. Whitworth, Manchester, corn SOC TCH SEQUESTRATIONS -Joseph Grim. Edinburgh, Beebe & cattle dealer, Nov. 7 & 25, at Daigleisb & Forrest's bale-rooms, Edinburgh-David Little & John lieslop, New Commack, Ayrshire, ematractors. Nov. 6 & 29, at tbe Commercial Hotel, Ayr-John Oplry. Aberdeen, baker, Nov. 9 & 20, at the Lemon Tree Tavern, Aberdeen. PARTNERSHIPS DPSOLTED.-F. Bays & A. Bays. Bladdrisre• rd.-T. Brooke &J. Hatfield, Doncaster-T. Craddock, J. Musson, k It. E. Hodges, Birmingham, so far as regards J. Morcott -N. Crooks, H. Crooke, & A. A. Crooke Liverpool-W. Dalelieell et It. D. Reeves, Liverpool-TA J /emelt & . Howard, Rotherhatne-M. Evans it S. Jones, Sothis+, Denbighshire-W. Fenwick lt T. Lawrence, George rt., Westminster-C. Garner kS. Darner, Queen-st., Cbespelde-E. C. Holmes & J. J. Holmeo, Gloweeter-W. Holmes, 0. i & liolmeo, Derby, so far as regards W. Holmes k - 1 - " Q. Howse & W. E. Gorringe, Titchborne.at., Watminster 3. Jaffrey & A. Smithey% Great St. Helen's-M. Johnston, Glasgow so far as regards his con nex i on with the Union Bank of blanche:ter-C. Kay & S. Ducker*, Illancbc,ter-0. Lemon & 0. Drury-la.-11. C. Marshall It 0. tiroltb, Regent-at., Water- J. Moller, N. Hess, & J. Alexander, Manchester, so fur as regards J. J. Moller -J. Nixon & T. Marshall, Crookes, Shetivlil -E. Peters & 11. Forrester ' Orangest., bum S. C. Richards &H. Room Kirkham, Llinoigiire T. Wakefield. it 11. Riga, Old Bood-st., so far as regards T. field -W. Shockell, T. Lyons, & P. 11. Edwards, Gfppies-row, Clerk enwoll, so i tr o ltazds W. tibueliell-T. Teed, jun. & J. Horn, Gt.& sr-hill, SHIPPING INTELLIGIINCE.—Mans. SAL DIM'ASIL DOL , AIII. DOI. Ala. 2 Bolin& OO ilollaad .... 00 Della fteutleo Mackie ea 0 Waterford_ . 0 11 ad n. ampte.Nov.lle Haria.Nov.l2 1 Donagbadas. 11 Vraxace OO Du. Marbeillve if 0 Nov.l 0 Oucan.liJers. 0 1 Lisbon 1 Moab= .... o 'o Cada. N.S.W. Kai Nov. 9 Gams:moo, Nov. 3.—Arrived : Princess Victoria, Director, Anti werp; Coacordia, Denmark; Globe, Rabbeek, Laurel, Jet, Northumberland, Weatherly John and Hannah., Lord Brougham, Petersburg ; Wilberforce leiniburc . Pree Tirade, Tanning; Lord John Ruse ell, llarhogee Emend 'Cadiz ; ORtenbarg; Doctor Winterbottom, Fiance; Wil Thornbaeow, Felicity, Coco meree, Clisermey ; Reidotalet, Baltic; Hiram, Malaga; Aetna. Bremen; Ann and Jane. BOUND; Hedwlsr, Denmark; Tobin, Lb bon ; Mary Ann Hendemon, Konigsberg ; Tampa, Aalborg; Jan* Ilesterd, Dunkirk; Anale, Havre ; Maria, Denmark ; Peron* Quebec,—Sailed: Electra, Granada; Active, Terceira; \Viet, Bata via; Columba% Sydney; Caroliniila, Caen; Lady nohow, Azalea; Cecilia, North America. Lmearoot, Nov. 3.—Arrived: Navigator, Buenos Ayres; Bar. bare, Bahia ; Bonita, Pernambuco; Northumberland, Mirsmkhi; spa,Lisbon; Sumatiah, H. Petersburg; Confidence, Cephalonia; Pater Noeter, Nagler.—lasiled: Clydeaide, Africa; Noemie, 1104011; MITI Pkwnti, Philadelphia' G. B. Hop* Charleston; Clews tine, St. Michael's; Queen of the Weal, Ns; Orleans.—OH: Back. attire, Tay. [Advertisement] JOHN KAYE'S WORSDELL'iI Pittr.—Another list hags just been published, containing three hundred came of cures tdeted by Munidell'y Veg.:rabic Retorative Ph* le* ravel by John Kaye. Esq.. of Dalton.hyll. near Huddersfield. TL/ omen of this remarkable welkin, le to purify the blood, to clear away all obstruttions, to aid digestion, to remove acrimonious bile, to restore healthy action to tho liver, and Kaye. to itogethnnummto hh the a resole tre tem. Observe that the arms of John er fre of hi dariature. are on the direcilouv fur use erupted round each boy. Price ls. lid.. Ps. gd„. and es. ti d. per Lel ;to be had of all chat:esti aal tempo:able mediae madam BIRTH& BARBEL—Oct. £O, at the Eth.wastsroad, the wife of E. Barker. Edb. or • n. BATU so GATE.—Oet. 31, at Alf, the wife of the Her. With= Fa 1 3 313 0. of a son. iilOtitl.—Oct. 30, at Marlborough, Mra J. Biggs, of a TOIL DKr ITT.—Nos. 1, the at e of it. bruitt. Ise . Corron.street, of %WU DYTE.—Nev. 2, at 13, Mount-street, 11Wtechopel, Mrs. C. Dyttstd FrTittßAlD.—Ott. 31. at Dublin, the wife of J. Fitzgerald. Egg.. a sew FOOTIL—cet. Breciath, the wife of the Rev. A. L. R. Footed the Tree Church. Brechin. of a Ton. UAL&—Nov. I, M. 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