The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-30 00:00:00

•veers, Mack they dereribed as extremely erelodimal to baslth, sod likely to Mama disease. The ecielMicc ev dived the ashosom to be immediately removed. /rat Anil. PRISM WOLLIBITiIIea COLLICTION.—As is No len weeks shish meet ins sad piers see aserneleis end 4 . l WRlfinal atentere, se la art It Is anmediele weer paws dins width Illealeass este rime, awe they amble us TM is fens jest spossehtlea Odle emeasem ell moth take& firreies pillow IdoW tbo Komi*. Bleak sad Vim a. have hitherto . thifhlmre flaitestive et the mely BMWs% mod 01101Millsolissh. TM proem calimelen is tosein ' the Wisanser may seer Red aerie besiethees hwetsage illmeosties stelae Weary ethos echos& The ma Lein he bees brought t• this estenty at the heirs of Primes Albert, sad is a:bibbed he twe at the reams is s i si on.palsee. Ik e s the riefaillalt Aims Lea 41341°- ass Witeho sh is milling Ile apse of a Mi s t fume en is a w hile men lessesilleg terfil4 e rthregb nee el tans see Zmit a rm it enstra fiesuty say soda id thu seam artists the se lan seen in Is terpesimens of the Byzantine sank lime en acne that tall for s peesliar remit as works of art; they an quiet, penally', sad curious for the ego la hish they were dem. Is t hose of the Italia Whoa OM IMO bon sad there lesili teaches of that sobboness of style for Whisk it Mimes se amen. For isseemse, la the entre of a pomp to k y w J e : of Padua, repreentlag the eircsaisa If the Yule, there is a Agars et MM. the Mad et whisk is full ef sad Meaty. Is the pare Carman 'sheet the osilesties Is not rich ; but la the Rhenish there is a geed rr lia lessaVao lin g m l o d i afth g er Lsgurs! = s link poetic Minty Is upraised is the which the mighbouting school of the Roam= never could ease. The thawing is, bewowi, deadest, especially that of the Made and feet. Foremost matimget the pictures of the early Flemish tati.ta is** portrait of Brother Florins van der Raise, by Hans Wessling. This erti4 having been wounded in the Battle 01 Macy, whilst Ogling soder Charier the Rash, fled to Bruges, where lie received an whim in the limits' of St. ohs. Brother Florins was a person of sots thee., and made lameelfmest useful to Mending, who baa shows proper WWI* by re-prodating th e Nia's likeness is many of TM execution adds little portrait ls the wet perm we have sees of *soling :as earns* yet wank piety pervades Be whole eanseism. The abetneted pee, sad the eaten of the mesa Sr. in beautiful karma, with the reek K tb. bee. The hands, which are joined in prayer, an she beentlfily finished. John via : yet does aot appear to the some shenew Ida millog am doss Hubert via Eyck. The planes ofletk the brothers Mee ere present with a litereheis shish is ecinely redeemed by the ninths of their deli Rage* via dee Weydem, or Roger at Be,if die oust artist, though semi& red to be two GI the ofookoffoo, alio so wn to dissammehas as pered to Misselag, bis pupil. Tan heads of the B ari sal sad Vireo Wary are, however, miethy of miss. A ny the early Lady/apes, some by Joachim Petenier, are ve se. The figures la the Cnseifixion especially, with the empties of the ewe ea the crow, are good, and the Ilowitsap• is by ea warm is tints for Petenotr. In so other Modems, by ea auknowa artist, th. head of a Ma ims is hill of eznamin Qrsnc~dpistan k bfi s teme, of Leydes, challenges with a small ems by the men courtly Van Orley, em7=the palm te the Muer. roguish ' of the I talian an asi pima& Here I n see plasm W lea Gement (llahme), fa his early ityk, int passe beam of Mafia., shish thaw the deade n der an la The attenuated arms of the penmen la the " la the Temple," by that Water, ere highly asawaskis. though use imam but slaw it the merit Wy e( nest alone IBM. • small Omani of " • Ohl Writhes," ler in unkaowill bead, struck so as • prodsetkm of a mach later date than say others is the sellemies. Its very pretty.—We have than as artily gloated over the panne in this gallery, the whisk gave the grown pleasure, ems.hich we reate every one that sea does to enjoy. The mattstion was brought over, we have bees told, in the hope that it would be nuelissed for the maths. Tog Govzormorr &How. or DEBIOS.—The fe male elm of this opteldiobaseat boa been removed (says the Art Jeursel) to noses is the upper pert of a Muse neatly Seseereet Rome, over a wholesale amp dealer. seer. The mass sidgmed far this change is the asessity for impendsg the juice elms of boys from the summed papile. From whatever cause the sheep bee been glinted, the rooms takes are, it amens, nest i ble, being so mall as ealy to slaw two stadia% to practise with coaramients is ask; sad yet„ this ill-adspeed arriagemeat costa mital of 2001 • 3011. .11'UAL LONDON WZDYIZADAY CONCILITC.—Tba second of this sides dowser* look ems last evening in Ewer Hell. It or not, es the whole, se ,good a ociecert es that of last week, though Ii cestolasill two ea three gems of the first wawa. It begs& with a selestisa hose Auber's Moils." We have moor feud those operatic selections enessufel is the cosset MSS; sad this opera, lively and ollective as its on the Mee, affords seemly any materials for concert-singles. TIM sir, for example, "Young Aga( derives ita peculiar character from being sung by the robber captain, ostensibly as a serenade, but really as a signal to hie banditti, Deprived o f this double eniewdre oven Reeree's mincing could sot snake mom than a very ordinary ditty. The dual quin let, " With rapture," wee very wall sung, but the went of its meek siecesionea deprived it stall meaning. This 'elec tion was followed by Thalberg's psalsomace of his fantasia from " Los Huguenots," the moot meelerly, as it sppears to as, of all his compositions, sad his nut wonderful onplay of esecative ppooww r. He introdasied ems of the richest and art • prow la theirs% filling the hall with the wlsmmd t b ee lmr prodesie ; g the effiets of the ro ad piethemom, ism while he amplified eatarled his ea ma by a succession of the most kinked lights and asrassiews. His conclusion was followed by reliterated peals of epeeist which he "S -teroid sad played his well-known tenants from " Ma midi* " Ms - D*l6y then gave the two songs of Models aka's, wide\ the siege so frequently—the ' Sprig song,' lad the " flems of the Night. As usual, she sang them very sweetly sad was much applauded. Beethoven's Adelaide" was cur` by Mr. Sims Reeve% whom perform ease of this unrivalled song was equally remarkable for boantufz i oim, polity of style, mull force of expression. It was a re,aatiam of sisal art. The pretty trio, "Night'slingire.ngehedes," from 13 hes"Azor 111141 Zesaira," e.g by lire. Newton, Miss Ranched , and Miss Dolby, con cluded the tam part of the concert. The naiad part, as be fore, lasl i cted almost entirely of old ballade. There were, howevre, two new map, both possessed of merit. The one gm, " I love the merry sunshine," compose d by pierce, and 50741 by Mies Randord the Warr was Parry Fewer," atompteed by Rockstro, end sung by Mir Dolby. Both were favourably received. That *me were " Molly Hawn," " Annie Laurie," " Kate Heaney," " Bonnie Prince Charlie," and a good deal mat of this sort of made for the mama, which we did not stay is hear. We cannot help Waddle that the directors of them ansids are too anxious to soosimasodate themselves to the We of the million, and thee introduce too many thine se a valve mac A selec tion mg le exceedingly pleg ark moiler, without era tai• eines piece that is set mionMed to rano sad ele vate as males War CLERICAL. It et. litosoLte Ono dot, Irserics, the old pewa are d e mi to be Nowa cps bombes ; by• nit of WIWWW I Min egeognmalten le reale& kg more Woe Mil b es Immo et esmigatit. Ile as,. a. O. Mlmm et Me milk hes mmielhoesi as sum MW. to. emegg Me sessitel MK le the mem it die mete hmemais Erie Orem Iwo be Ogee, pm" seeeleal reeraeuet woe og gig apeihm woe Mid in • Mara in the ego* mitie. Mee. =Wage. emir et item genies Mee has dung mid imegled in Ihe wall et as meth it Tux BMWS OE PETIMMEOI7OE Ime related the Rev. L Meer IkargtWith. rani dem port ot the imam, et Wale s. M egg*/ et ttereametoo mad dimes al boa ash. W Pursiutearle —Rev W. J. theekked, to Mewpes sod a. Mortis /1.. Cernirel, AM. Engem; MM. with ragitieste; mg. En. 0. Tenelyea • Is,. 0. T. Iteleen greoh—En. W. P. Wegh, to Mamie' ilt.. 'Dews. 4M. new r 7154., with reldeme; pm. J. WOW, SR. •; Ego. .I. C. Ourgrithwo MOM Is Boob Meneti.; pat. J. O. Grum* Tao.; want by WNW of Wm. It. llarlow—lim. /I. T. Tuna, to Glatwilk C., Mg. Mmek.-1/lm. I. S. Mood, 11.41., Inemagent of M. Ologge's Now angirmisr-Wake. to the Mel megtereitip of the resume whoa' of tha Www ; trainee. Veclautaas.—Beetleesh R , Devoe, die. Rioter; 4201, moires; pm.. Es W. P. Carew. but.; Ray. T. Cow. dm— BMW& 1., Dees, die. Bum ; ; pat, bit W. grew. WM.; 11W. Osaw,do.—/lOrewin tiownot, Ws. W ma Well; ENL CIWWWW. ;T. Emmy doe. —fiervisg. i NM, with regiginge ; DM. al Sed/ord ; J. WY., grais.—ftw ; ol.M P. C is. owl db. Umwht; 474. We T. et Varleriemi; W. Ilnitimift, der..—Catimpeas b'. C., Bra. die. Wiscbgalos ; 891.; pa., W. wring's. ► WI.; C. Wallow, - -wee.-10mow P. C.. Bob, me. ; I E.; pa, W. IL Vila. ' ; J. Will, ma. =.11 ". 11 NAVAL Nov. 21.—r00 Conflict, 0t.4., Is Wog, dolopok illimill = todlowy.-7r UpWM4et.. bolo to mei is opliosoy. , —lbo IN IL,, to to womb is bottom so is atoms Wimmeh rally kr WIN WINS Isipirid. AINURAIINT, Nov. 119.—Psagotoo , le Ye Llooloori.—arloorrozww.—onortox.—A. J. Ki Comooreter Ha, to rtuly st H. lisaliam, talcream.— irisegislge W. Ilisalas.is Loodisst—Ostiogoorposoor J. T. LA ~n.ww.: 8P0227,61. MIR ROYAL LIAMINOTON AND WARWICK 112121%11 CRAM WIII3IIIIISiT.—ritOMBIONAL STZSPLZ CILI4IIII Kwies. swans et 3 was. W seek WI 24 added. Uwe Wks. In nibs. Cacti I. LO°Maw (Ohveri I Me. lists The Winn Mr. lailtele Da !We (Owner 1 Tr hileretri ale na :—Dr. Dean Waterloo, Dweller, own, The Myer, Waldo Petner, and lawiweL—.l to I wet Cods., 4 to 1 sea itio Wok S to I= lagerar. Wit 41 throe pieta of a • FAA I VANTVOI iTILIPI3 CIIMIII STARTS a 26 110111. itch, II Road 8 enis W treland, via 10 Wed, the wed is saw hie Win. M arela, II of Wow Wiwi Mr. PON% Rairld Dr . . (WWI 1 Men. Deasy Wwd ad Mr Draw (dein 2 Mr. Ineissenli hid (Wymis 3 The trileerlas sir WWI —Cho i. Red Leaser, him Ow ge, Kbenics. Tared Ye at hewn Alwastre, Itriber, sad Detre. Yea. -3 to IMA hire 0444.4 (4). 4to I sot Sid Lamm* 13 W 1 opt 18 I OPI Cie Mawr, wller le is I an tailed st Clo a With. w% 8 to I apt Atelsetler, II . Wes irr Pass Maartrow Moiwir DRAWS W 6 new. sash, and 0 Wet Tow Whe. 14 onne. Mr. Iliewnwee Portheretnew ........ ............ ...(Cnetwal I r. leerson Wid.lials . Omar 2 $. WSW ni antrein ..—.—............. .......... MN" S SMOG AT SLASCSLISTER—ItradeAT. VIAMINOTON itt Coosa.-7 to 2 opt St. Lop, (t 'wily ).f u , t .O two Law (t), oto I sipt Ths Dooooo (lb I *um Omer (t), 10 10 l opt Taal (t). Dasal.-2,400 to 26 opt air Charlie (t). Nottdai tithe IN say other neat. Kato lintellteaut. COURT OP QUIRKS BlllCll.—Tnernma•L sittings at Piel PMeo—lielere Mr. rustles ms at a amen jmy. Oirresaior e. ilAritilAX.-1 1 ALen Istramosnesent—mr. R. Jaw sad Ms. Hawkins were amass' for the Mr. R. Oessey, QC., with when wee Mr. tar.: aPrrfor the dehadeat. ainee pcomeded to Mate the case as behalf cif re plaintiff, teed said that erg was as arise beenebt by es 'phi's= Meted a Saber imether le mem the isdee se, fee &holier tang werenly al= enyjmil epLit ea:utiven the Iplelmilf ire my* mend him to be im and she relleissely Mehner bisn'for rut et the Leeds Seeder. The eireamenese width gave ries to she present isydry was a dipsee width bed rearred between the inkahriate of the weed efareperneemi Marrs. Lainentand ikuset, who bed set tip an allay k keowa by the nose ef etagelsiley. Mr Uneasy sod tnenti la the ward o f Bisherrilo. NMI 10/1/1 el 6Witila lire eye Meows. Leer and Suer berme the poimems of ere property, berg le =h te erne ol Aregelshey, rod they remensed reek pen by eildsb the alley so a rein theronthee was op. Ile. Bausan. the theee. esemoded to ihe yourhes whir Vern. Uinta and hoer had oseepied, awl be also esseinned to sibutret Several smenserrial Ited bees mods by the Me bitan:=Li a n the el eer y have the end the defes~ at last ea conferrer' hem MOM the prep of the alley. Alpo. this berg der enamels were made by the inhabitants to remove it, led as patienten, a Mr. Brows, tried kieself to take the were dews. Os that octedea the parsed dis fend on t thought Kb give Mr. Brows lateteminly be Orgy destroyieg the We Is_ trades. That re en the part of the prosent dellaffent lid to as astir being treert against him by Me. Pews, reeeeer coaramtits liabie prisonmest. The sedan was tend before Mr. Bras Alder son, when a west we menrsei for the pialedif, awl the defendant wee ,cede to pas Oss his es d. elfish the learned jedgp Mari had been illegal. Oa the TO ef Iterne. 1843. the seisee Mill matimaing. the rare" and enather ratleare, whose we wee alee Belemen, but who nes is no tray oraiteesd with the erhadeer, awed a rise se ihe latter, to the eieet, that if the caw wee set talus dam by 10 o'clock the fsffewhge mirrelm, they ward «me lei en ere it tbeirelres Assedyly, es the gets pialatiff sad Ms. ISM intilinell Went te Amimi-nft, led upon their sramstasisi to neer the wer e the blender met Off the rine, and gave the plebs tiff sad Mc Jane Batmen into seated!, Ica whielly demob* the halm The parties were takes before the Lord Mayor, mad thee ;eke phiatit deemed It right to alter the charge from that or demoseag • hese to one of riot. Upon that charge, sot belsg OW to had bail to the smear of 100 L, they were eemmitled to the Wisps! , street Campus, fur whir they WOW aleased after as later val of to days, ea @pretties having been aide to a horsed judge to redoes the amour of bell. gra the investigation at the Marks Hour, Mr. Alarms Copeland sat apoe the beach, end he (lb. Janne) biliewed that he hal takes e re active port throughout the whole matter; sad ea that oemMos whoa • barrister, of Warms of Ishasion, appeared hr the present plaintiff and Mr. J. Bate easta, the sideline& threatennl to eistalt the barrister to prison she bears be AVIA that he was neolest. Saheruently the defendant led MOW the plalatiff sad Mr. Jonas Samsun, who was now deed M be Whited at the Lead geese kr a riot Th at Islisaiesat was removed by certiorari into the Caul of Queues Week sad the de feadants were sequitted. Aa indielmeat far stopping up Angel-al iey was thee preferred eyelet the presets defen dant, Mr. Remy Bateman veldsk afterwards assuaged the fora of a media ere, and ihe mast &dial the the deka. dent had net emy eight to act es he bail dose, sir ordered him to take dews the fere, whidt he es~ did. It was wider the slinramataaas whisk be (Mr. James) had described that the pialegiff new maglit seemparries as the bands of lizt hr Yobs bed the witainallaw unjustly pat in motion hint when he i tig r re as ew z d eal seserthig • cavil right. The learned earresl thee to call several witnesses ea beteg of the plain • but they deposed to se hoporteat wets width had sot bin already stated by Mr. James la hi swift Wks.. Mr. R. Gassy - Pm_ , _the debate. cooteeded that the proper course ha the priatiff to ler paired would have been to have tried the waft es • matter of civil right, and sot attempted to pull dent the fear is question. He should be able to pleat that this Easy bad been stopped up by the order of Merest Corned end air John as sorer of repeemedoilees sede to thee upon the unhurt. This order bad been beam the Cemet of Queen's Beset, who de- skid that it wee invalid intemuch as the conmat of four lithe tithe iholdrate fa the neighbourhood to Mop up the alloy bed net been shared, a smaller portion esfy bring serieseed in the presedileg. The defendant did sot tome i b ts i zoodea el ids property in Angel-alley until after this lel teen orris', and therefore he snip Awed it to remain In the Mate in which he Sousa It. The defeadist W sever given the *distil into misled!, but the pollee bed theught mu ease like on their awn rapes 'MKT. Ai to the inherent he riot, that had bees der by the merresisa ef Leask and not by the de feadW,_who bed egos* refer* to de rutting of the kind. Ms hared irked, Mr. James, bad said that the City of Landes wee te indemnify Mr. Bateman if a verdict wee fowl spiel him. It was true that the earperation, think iog hie ne housed party, who war unjustly attacked, had undertakes lie &hese, bat they did not indemnify him for the somastmess airy illegal act that he might have Ml mitts& The lams' esnosel the proceeded to ermine a Ilfrfl j rang nireerriimeir whom was the policeman who MO takes the piernetiedMr.J. Braman into custedy, and be stated drabs did se ea the authority of his sergeant, and not by delsaires cedes—Mr. Pianos, the city solicitor. and his memeglag clerk, Mr. 0. Martin were also called, and they pawed that the indictment for 'riot was preferred against the piliati and Mr. Jabs Bateman by the order of Alderman Ommised, mud mot by the defendant. Mr. Jennie bombe replied, Mr. Jestke Erie minutely summed as, leaving it to the jory to say whether they be lieved that the defendant had aW.:ously and without pro bable cause given the plaintiff into custody, and had him brought before the Lord Mayor and oleo whether he had maliciously preferred an Wriest for riot against him ; at the same time observing that he thought there wes so evidence to show that, when the plaintiff was at the Man sion-hostm, the defendant then charged hiss with riot, as wee now alleged.—The jury, after an absence of about baltan. hour, returned into court with a verdict for She damages 2001. Tics QOM= v. BAnitan.—PiliculiT. — Tbie wee en in dictment preferred by Mr. Carlin, o solicitor, against as attorney's clerk for perjury, but nobody appearing on behalf of the prosecuties, the jury acquitted the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Tureasar. Not Pam.—Before Chief Andes Wilde, and a 030111108 Jury, The only case of interest which occurred was that of " Poniter . Thompson," aa action by aa old lady, to recover from a dissenting clergyman various nuns of money, alleged to hme been lent to him from time to time by her, but, ma the plaintiff's cue was not concluded when the coot rose, we think it right to postpone any farther mention of it. COURT OF EXCHRQUER—YESTZZDAT. Null Puts—Before BLr Y. Pollock C. 8., sad a Writable/Jo meson toy. STOCIZN V. Tea BAIL OF LINZHICE.—BILL OF EX MANOR. PLEA OF INFANCY. This MA en satin upon en amount for stationery, sold and delivered in 1846, and on a bill of exchange for one hundred guineas, drawn on the 28th of May, 1831 at three months, by the defendant, on h ; s father, the late Lord OleaP worth, who accepted the tame, and endorsed by the defen dant to the plaintiff, who is the will known stationer in the Quatro. The dettediust pleaded that be wu ander age whoa be soloseill the bill ; that he had received no notice sf disbanam ; end the statute of limitations. As to the pr ides, 271.7 a fld. were paid into court. The case was pro seeded with until five o'clock, when it was adjourned. Lady Olentworth was the only witness examined for the defen dant, who (her ladyship said) wee born in October, 1812. Oar report is reserved until the termination of the case. BICHBQUER CHAMBER.—YISTIIMAY. Before Mr. Be'Oa Parks and **Judie. of the COMMIS Pleas, and Barons of lemthesner, at errors from the Court of Queen's Bench. HOLYORD N. ISAILIT.—TAISPAAL—MIANINO Or A " VIRAL FISVIIIT.".—MT. Wales havirg replied, the court in timated that time would be take* to consider the ewe tion.—Jadgment wee secordinglyintposted. WIIIONT AND ANOTHII e. Tae QUIEN,—DUCONtI NUANCI or KILCORD.—The ernes in this case areas out of an iedietmeat is which the parties had been outlawed, but the outlawry was subsequently removed and judgment pro nounced There wars various errors missed, but as se veral of the pinata raised had teen determined hydra judg ement of the court in " the Queen e. Tideerf," Cmaneed after last Easter term, subsequently to issue of the writ of error, these were she:t amed. The indietment, it appeared, was found se far bra as Oct., 1833 and in the proceedings taken from time to time subsequently, it was stetted that there was a Caen- Causes of the record at the tine the judgment was given. There was also an averment of procedure on a " dies non Jainism," on both of which grounds it was alleged the judg ment was bselnceordine to the ruts as laid down inflawkins's Pleas of the Crown, and other authorities.—Yr. Hvlaton e in support of the error, was proceeding to point out a twofold discontinues , on the record, sod to cite eases, when the court adjourned the further hearing till Monday next, which day, as well as Tuesday, their lordships propose to devote to clearian off, as far as possible, the cases in meat from the Queen's Bench. The court will sit this day at 10, to hear arguments on errors from the Court of Common Peas. COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.—Yeevairtsx. Before Mr. Commamioner Inns. Re BRODIZ AND BAODII.—A dividend meeting was ap pointed for to-day, In the ease of Brodie and Brodie, bonen, of Salisbury ; but, it appearing that • question bad NAIAD between the assignees of the joint and separate estates, as to the marshalling of the assets, which question Is now Pending in the Court of Review, the dividend meeting was neoemerily adjourned. It is thought that when the question di•posed of, the remaining snow will produce • dividend of over 20. in the pound. heiare Mr. o:eateisoloser Youblatione. Rs Ciann LID CLAIM—Clark and Clark, skip and in surance brokers. of Pudding-lane applied for their Gerbil eates.-2lr. Lawrence, fur the assignees, stated that no op. pnetticet would be offered. The senior bankrupt, John Clark, had beet charged, at the time of the last examina tion, with a boadoloat poshrooso, to the nail et 8001., THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 80, 1848. b ats that use mikados had been dashed of the greater part of the NM. Both bankmpts had rendered MffTelleie to the essigawas is maul the estate, white we . psi se h is dividend.—The Commis dem lee Mont it geed palsy to allow a loses mai- 1 Md. la MA Winothersit he says looked at tam with ragas& Hies, es the Ally laadi boss well apt, he should prod the artlania, he be eallieeieh Peed bukheepleg a idyls Air —TM Mee sod ef the beak nds dad ; probable emeIeASSOL atm Kr. Ossaatimer ESTIIISIVI ruavas i t i lt adjourned last maladies of Asklead esd Guys, merchants, Ceylon sod Bristow wee epriated ter las day. The adjournment had WM ONOlaeeanll.oBa et ea application to the Vice- Caudle, te espatede sep_rshe flat spaiut Ackland, ma dm mild INN ailed Iluday led. The bankrupts wore pram. Se d alai* Devi. and Co., Bad !dleaseshesiaMblsh sesellai eidalledme sad two others.TlmejeadslasseseassaddeACepp, and Nays essleissi de IslieUrena:.- - To 18,62 pi. ; esensall, 111,1114 L des, 38,4911. ; mem* nut into the fisa—Ap K. 11,4711. by J. appiw. ;br N. =IVIL poi dagiags, 7 4=1. - ; award, 201. ; p ; SUM; ate held by crealtaill,ll3Bl.; lienida • des eased of Ashland rod Boyd , 4, ; drama oat of the Iron-y hothead, 2,0071. ;by Ceps", %,4091. ; ley Co wls, 1,4N1.: abilities, 38,491 k The separate balsa sheet o f G. labia , extendmr from the lei Kay, 1844, to the 19th fiodeather last, bad the foaled( lesse:—To cre ditors, 26,0791. ; ditto secured, 3171. • BehmSoa, 4001.; capital, 2,9061. ; profits, 11,2561.; draw s Am Arm, 2 5561.; balance of liouiW.ion mount, 4,6991. By available pro perty, 9101. ; ditto unartain, 9,8 1 31. • ditto is hands of cre ditors, 1451. • lasses, 9,0931. ; bad debts, 1861.; interest and usealaimt:6,439l.; Imposes, 8,6051.; must pat into the Arm, 8,4711. ; gams to his credit in books of the firm, 5,2501.-14 r. Hamby, the solicitor to the first stated that the affect of the procoodiam in the Vioe-Chanoinor's Court had Ma to soul the joint flat es areas Ackland, the separate fiat being proceeded wick; ass duo joint fiat would be promeded with as agaisst Oseryn. The magnets being satisfied with the mama there would probably be no appeal= to the bankrupts passisr—llie Honour, alter es, allowed madder with Mr. Groom, Wsnip the baakrapta to pass. POLICE—Y=6IDM IVORSHIP-STRERT.—Ourason on TUB Srausr.-0. Morass sad W. Jones were charged with having bees saw award, with fear others, net Is custody, in oomailtdis • dialed assault and robbery apes the puma et • w idow eased Anal Coafteld, 11 is adds.—The prosentrix, who was doh a state of sad suffering, that she was allowed to be seated dude, Ibe pgadicatbra, sad was esarealy able to give her evadesekelis posed that die obtained a liviag by se Meg ask at a Add hi the City, and that shortly after 1 o'clock on the psay morning, edge returning to her home through MneffaMehke eke was dandy WU= the prim= Mersa aid Ns Weed aid, until they die mist a desk passes% edgiest a thoroughfare, when me of Om euddeoly aninehol her bidet from her, and tam _llbe end with it. Ilbe was at the sans acmes% senneeninllif Ste other, who freed hue up the ann. whin Mild degs struck her • debit Mew in the fad and digibei b down, awl beide she weld rseovue WWI twee or three of the fellows seised her by the destalasey and held her forcibly dews. while weather et them gilted to sets of maimed whist+ menet he degaribed. s afterwards smiled la a similar mend by three et the other Tabun in suenimica, durieg the perpetration et which upon sash occasion they pissed di* binds mem Yes month to stile her cries. They mat peddled to Me her pockets, from which they Aeftdei all the messy Abe had, compraing.• shilling and some Ingse, and MOM in the sot of stripping o ff her clothes when wen disinebell by the sound of approaching fee, laving ten her shawl the whole of them edar Several dud fin habitants of the court, who were attended by Mr arise. deen came to her assistance sad carried her bems. wind • aid , gun was sent for, and she had ever singe sedelned is a ' elate of acute suffusing from numerous data sue apes part of her person.—J. Borten, porter tuna tobacconist, stated diet having been alarmed by the scream of a woman at the One in question, he looked through a small aperture in the weedwork of his house, commanding e view of the entrance der Cane, where a man was stationed, who called out, *Meads her and stifle her air," and the shrieks were this partially euppressed,as though the woman's void had been forcibly stopped. The prisoner Moran shortly after wards emerged from the puede with a large basket, which he placed upon the ground and said something to the other man, who disappeared up the court, and the screams of the woman were violently renewed for several minutes, but were ultimately stopped In the some sudden dinner end the second man having returned to the mouth of the *Art called the prisoner Jones, who also entered the peewee, end the same screams and struggles were again repelled. The whole of the men soon afterwards dispersed in different directions, and the prom:unix was subsequently brought out of the court by some of the inhabitants, who carried her away in a state of apparent insensibility. Sergeant Kelly end police-constable Clifford, of the H division, nand that in esesequence of the description the proem. Iris had afforded of the dress end personal appear ance of her assailants, on the face of one of whom she had inflicted in the course of her struggles a severe lea ration with her dile, they succeeded on the preceding even log in apprehending the prisoners, one of whom exhibited en extensive abrasion under the eye, which bad been evi dently recently inflicted. Both of them at first denied all participation in the outrage; but, oa reaching the station, Jones admitted that several others had been engaged in it, and that be stood by laughing at thins. The prisoners were then searched, sad some halfpenee were found upon Jones, one of which was immediately identified by the prosecutrix from same peculiar marks upon it, as having formed a por tion of the money of which she had been robbed after the perpetration of the outrage. Neither of the prisoners offend any defend, and they were ordered to be brought up egad in a week for the completion of the evidence. CLERK ENWELL.—Begsvoirnece.-11. bee been for warded to Mr. Combo for the poor-box of this court by " Delta," soliciting an acknowledgment in the newspapers. Mr. Tyrwhitt has elm received the remaining half of a 101. note sent in the poor-box by the generosity of W. E. L." The first half having already been acknowledged. MARYLBSONR.—Atrzierran larogroax.— IV. Shee han was chided with having attempted by Mae represents- Dons to obtain money from the Rev. James Reardon and the Rev. J. limber, of the Catholic Chapel, Spanish-place, M aneheeter-equare. —A police-conetable deposed that on Tin s day morning the prisoner was given into his custody in the chapel, he having gone there for the purpose of seeing the Rev. Mr. Reardon, and with whom he had left some papers on the previous night, at his residence adjacent to the plate of waship alluded to. The papers, which were here handed to the magistrate, ran thus: Reverend Sir,— I humbly beg your pardon for troubling you. I ham travelled this day 26 miles on foot, and when I got home I found that., wife and children had not a enamel of yienole to wat • I read •-•-• will retiree „J.-4'4w., w. ken the rem kr. sal bhpe pea •. The wire+ chanter” gamed wee ~ dam orbs : I bears Witham Munn tie he a sis* inn and • maned Christine-IL Ikon tri m bangles wallaspesed man, The Pry. Mr. Remiss was net In ellassismas, but it wee wt. &vetoed that from akewmanneme that badman to his know ledge ha was fully sanded of the primmer being an impostor is is be gave him hate the etc tody of the slier. He would he AM to appear ea a future day. A mend shims of a seeminsive nature was then goo. into, and the prisoner was regraded. Ball EVOLINCII —Our reporter was requested to &anew ledge the receipt of two (collations of 51. each from " Mr. and Mrs. P." for the poor-box of the court LAM BRTR_i.—CIIANOIFOR A SovillElo J. Newcomb, and E Taylor were finally examined on the forowieg charge. On the evening of Monday week the prisoner Newcomb went into the sh r o d p of Mr. Reid. • cheese . . ►AID. monster in the Kent.road, and 4lba. of the best Cheshire cheeps, with a bill and the difference of a sove reign, to be sent to the home of Miss Fell, in Surrey•square. The shopman who took the order suspecting something wrong, followed the boy he had sent with the cheese and M change, cad also mentioned his suspicions to two constables, I who had been previously watching the parties. The bey knocked at the door of Miss Fell, end was told that no order 4/ had been sent to his muter from there, but on coming t away he was met by a female, who asked him if ho had brought the cheese and the change ? He replied that be . and which honestly oerried out would be at once a guarantee for the continuance of peace. Reduced Threes left off 861 to 6 ; Three-and-a l:barter per Ceuta., 861 to 2 „. Long Annuities, 8 9-18 to S. Exchequer B il ls, 425. to 465. pm. India Bonds, 37a. to 40s. pm. Bank Stock, 1874 to 93. Irdia Stock, 235 to 7. Although prices were not altogether supported foreign @counties ware more freely dealt in than osuaL Dutch at 47 to 8 for the Two-and-a-Half per Cents., and 72 to 3 for the Fours, were 3 per cent. below yesterday's quotations. Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. INTO also lower at 70 to 2. Russian, 99 to 101. Spanish Fives were in decline at 111 to 12, the Threes, at 241 to 51 : Passive, 3to 1. Portuguese, 241 to 51. Brazilian. 72 to 4. Chilian, 83 to 5. Mexican, 21} to 1. Peruvian, 34 to 8. Ecuador, 2 to 21. New Granada, 12 to 13. Venezuela, 13 to 15. The quantities of corn and flour almost daily pour ing into this country, but principally into Liverpool, are attracting attention, as likely in result to exercise some action on the exchanges, and render an expor tation of specie inevitable. Within a week from the date the imports from the United States into Liver pool alone of flour and corn, reducing the former into corn measure, have been equal to 300,000 qrs. As an absurd consequence of navigation law, it may be noticed that 30 Austrian vessels, freighted with grain from the Black Sea, are advised of as on their way to this country. But as, coming from Rus sian ports, they would not be admissible here accord ing to law, they will be compelled to put into one of the ports of the lonian islands in order to make their entries, and obtain their papers en rig/e, to qualify them and their cargoes for admission into this country. They are thus subjected to vexatious delays and petty expenses to comply with the mere technicalities' of a law the spirit of which after all can be evaded with such comparative facility other wise. This matter has been the subject of some dis cussion in City circles, where it has helped to dispel some prejudices among old sticklers for the navigation laws. vrryne. SOLIPH S pat Ot. PAL Am., 88 3 per Ct. Car. W Anna. 878 3 N p i zf i t. Low Anus., exp. ith Jaw. idBo. 8916. DMA le Years. exp. leth Oct.. 15W, 8 Di ►ORRII 5 reff et. Ilrialllan Bonds, 751 DIVA, Halal', 7.14 6 per et Chelan Bowls, 83 15 per T 0 . I,:quador fidt. 2 I.fr,..CDeforr% ndn Bonds, 1, 6 per et. MettcoA 1816. 2141 6 per et Peruvian bond... Acct., IDoe. 5, 355 6 S Per et Portman Bond., 704 ter et. DIU... XI Dltto.Stnall,24 116. ..o o, Now. 221.—Lnart, 1840, Ditto, 1634, 6.11; Dllto, 1638. 511 of 11.:141uut 615; 1000 of 1641. 961 Nov. 24.—Y1v0 per Cosi. 505 ; Loon, WM. 130 D1tta,1633. 81 hidi;:kit;ek, :yr Ditto Bonds, under (LOW. 36 39 Coneoh for Account, 57j f Exchequer Bills, awn. 2 4 Much. 42 : 2d., June. 42 39 m. Ditto. ESN), 244., March. 46; EL, June Miro. Ditto. Small, 244., March, 43 pea. VISTIDe. 5 per et. Untalan Bondi, Mtn E d., 103 & 6 70v.. 1881M2 Dißds., v. from 21 per Ct. Venezuela Benda 14 Ditto, Deferred, 4 44 per Ct. Belgian fonds, Fa. 25 franca, TO 24 per Ct. Dutch Exchange, 12 guiL. 4 par Ct. Dutch Certif.. 721 34 8; Ditto, 1812. 780 Ditto. 1844.72; Loan of the City. 1543, TII • Dank Exchange on London. z 1.44 .4 t., 775 ; Two and /ALM per nte., RAILWAY NEWS. The share market labours under a somewhat unac countable depression, and were it not for the jobbers, who are the only parties to be tempted by fumed sales, we should have still fewer transactions than what are reported in the official list. SHARE LlST.—Lompox, Novimßea 29. Nora —The quotatkes of taco to llama caws ten denote actual teafioactions . those of lints la !talus setae' prime PAID. w" - .;Germ". 4l\ .4 omberge /V 01 & Bust 10 Mb. Wet, Owl. calls dg. pd.', Kt .4 Dow 10 P. Sg!! iTyriVitri I bfows. * Jus.n. rd;.747wiseigata7. 10 I Do.do.without guar 6 Bustonstum &Ben Yu iiristoi anti Ex.ter 271 Do. Thirds . . ... 81 Do. 5 SiborlB . 6 Do. 3746ersece 6.1 emir 11•141444.1. 16 I. Preifftlut• - • 36 Dublin& &OW 008 26 E.181251.1.11E4LAD 18 Do. ld,. E 31.1, 3 1' , 31.1u.spervi 210 214.tcru Colombo 16 143. N egrOust.44.o 64 Do.Ezt.6 C4•24 8 N. . 1 Da. 45.. 3 10 Do.NuriE; 55 0 Pet 10 Mx, de, 6p. 1467 154 Do. 5 Acres .... 34 Do. do. Nag .. 53 Eastern thsien _ 20 Do. de.... .1.1085 20 10 IV do.Yekii4:.442 Is IE.: /....sssire. 14" 21 I De 4 err Aare, • 2,6 50 /dodos W&047•36 31 D. Ave lid. Ise. A ele ,16 1141. De. Cool. Tent& le 144. Do. do. Tenths. ... De. Third. .1541 W. L0uD0.74.d0. inn et: Dep.74,C.od Id. 1...13aU5e. reed Pit Maw.. Mort. t Mat. 31 td 341. Mustek..eAef.ALinc.,,i 41 Do. Awes. .14.1;4 7.4. /2.191. Mc "'e 77 10 fee •• SI W I hi !etet. YerTILITGTeb IT ' D rool Northam Ih Do.de.4Biihissi 11:.t. 1 Gtaioutb /Welt Ot.N°Kb of I Do. Neir,4ol Do. Dim. 301. Do Neu:,lsl. . . n 4 3d. 104 lA. UN ..1 7 P. Midland. . . T i Do. log ohami r9 t 9 Do./Dro. 192 5067 Do.C.lnt.tllnr o Briol.&01 I Mid. Gt. Wfol,frid# Noonan , & Durth .101 I Do. Cam ti Do. !hare? 3 31 Do maim 0. A. Thirdt Do. Neor . l4 11 91. Do. do Gisar.l4lso 0 al Do. do. byrr freat 161 111 N. Coanin Co.oo 1 NorM tbTA. Wrrterorl Id. North litaffordatdro. it North Wain"; . laf..W.Nen.a.Wol,lll Read .Deald &Delp. Ir Old. Royston & •111.1d dowasiola 91takIFal., e fle% " lrs Mi — riairia • Shreamf Bir.etassA Da.... .1 altearthablell►Wh. Ds. Halms De.O•wertry Do. Nee Do. 8 parCent.Prof. =ll . t .i e Mace— butt EinfordrAire. 71 . MIL As 11 li litlS 1 U 120. On 100. Ilt 101, 33 had, and the female took both from `him, and`gave him a l i ,v, Groat ' O /. 1 ...... • po ndill 24 244 d . 2 , 4 , win which appeared like • sovereign. She then walked r, re: re.:::::: to i* 2 1 D .: 4 ... **** .......... 2 away inavery hurried manner, and the lad suspecting she had to Do. .. l7 16 De. d0..,....1ie. 3 gins him a counterfeit sovereign followed her. The pri- 13 22 ..„D°. 1 :47.... 1.1 i• - . 2f, a .....„D.i.,o•_,,Tbird• •-• sonar Williams, however, prevented his followinglter far, by F'L) Nett p0 r p .7 .. :: * 42 6 is , ^..,Z 0. wr 0 ,; . ;i6ii running before and dodging him, and asking . " What is the ni su. Inures ~ lip, 46 WthorLd.eXisrerice matter 1" But a gentleman intercepted her in her proems, 00 Latta. retd,_,..Orritne• • ..• ire 9 Weir ,_V•NeV6Paer , when she at once delivered up the cheese and the change, a L „-,:.,,r, i m:, ; ,..iii o r 5 ; i t :5' ...... •- • saying that that was all that was wanted and ran away. ga 0. ,f O . .... .... mf ad. m rptro,cow Aw ait , The other three prisoners were secured, and all baring been 43 Po. a •Imem W .01 Wits. Wer.Oß 15 Ow sworn to as r iputed thieves, and the companions of the Ili f:• . 1,11, ww . w • •:::: 88 lid . II • • T-k.„ . liawe i .". 6 Ba female who had effected her escape, they were fully commited 04 De. siccvaiiii isi 11d. 16 In.liTelTkans for trial 13 DO. Thirds tit,va )9t WC 16 w ri l e TR• YAUXIILLL TUEMPILE.-For some weeks put a • Do.Asstinsuove 51 e 1 S W. Velem .6 Ad 5 T good deal of the time of the magistrates of this court has so p 0 .p,....10,4 lo o n sis Ec so e,, been occupied in hearing summonses, Warn out at the in. its Vol. eem•••• . .. . 3 ast. 26 ne.reltriiiiiii stance of the trustees cf the Surrey and Sussex trust, against 1 1 0 Irwwk w ma r k‘ i t" a * a kloweAoltworaww parties passing through the Vauxhall gates without paying sc De. Da. New 33 Rd 13 I the usual toll, under the plea of exemption. It appears that 32 Do do rmt,6 erg 34 444 . m Pr. 10,11: about 18 months ago, a discovery was made br an individual it Lowden., d trpn i :Z a ." 4i Maim .. that all vehicles might pass to and from the Nine Elms eta - W il l 11 0. E. ,,,,,,,, ip0 as. die Pas:Min lion of the South Western Railway without the payment of 60 Loh .13nehton.13.0e;• lii 8 is LOUP". ala &win , ' toll, and the ingenious discovern at once made application to .... 0 Da•Gaar. . 6 Per Cl . .1 61 2 Le.rnabeerg........A CIL the then lessees of these impost tolls for 600/. as the price for :j D o :• . Z:L . ' ll ‘ . ''' lo vitt.. .. , _......... l 11 eu Namur ono idea_ - . 5 his silence. The lessees, finding that his representations were 4 Do. .Ver6lolsl96a 1? Northern of ruses . correct, deemed it their interest to allow him 301. a month, ne LonePon &Greenwich 7 Orleans ft Bordeaux bid. and this sum was regularly paid up to the time at which tie Loa De dori P i ef irreriain in 616 Ille Paris IV l4". • • ea. their testa expired. The lessees declined to retake the tolls 22 Do. re. L. B. 4.. 83 p ua fled em a w.. mes on two grounds ; the fiat was the awkward discovery above 7 no ao Nen 3I 2 :4 pun: lyet_!tott fa .. II IA alluded to ; and the second, that the passenger tra ffi c is 2 ,1 l i t Lift . vie:* w 61w, ea wrg Tl, l w. tli an d erre.. L . about to be removed from Nine Elms station to then of g D .: 20 . 2 3,..k ag. t o 16 ...3 6 3. 632 .. g Waterloo-road, by the °caning of the extension; and the 9 D0.101.01....11k D b lip. 9 sot Nt/41W.. 6 tid. consequence was that the gates were left on the hands of the 1 0 . 10 ‘ ,32 - 11 •• o t• * .is Flatten- ... el rsi. trustees. Those gentlemen, on assuming the power, di.- MEETINGS.-Wurrawavem AND FURNIag.-Sjildeirli charged some of the collectors of the former lessees, and the riw Medies.-Leadoe, Nov. 69.-The lest of Lcasdals In the dab.- ' onsairmase wee that the tight to go to and from the station The_ Mae fl it " 2 rW " rnea I° Imam the Ibralitalailiblies I ' s whke totthirsin payment, nosed out, and the result will be the loss r pp wwZ rep swi o =l wkW opooppoo l k• 9r , •bs irinB . 4 "2: l 44 , 4. 6 " 1 •4 4 1 a ."k1e 444. Of some theme: ma yearly to t h e trust. It appears that a holden hid 424 . 4 . ...... 4 . m popoppo r p . popopottoo oppop. Tow' street, called Bond street, which is situated between the might hove re-distributed tbs awes ramp tie @avail sleareesidem W South Lambeth and the Wandsworth roads, is not included they might haw put them up to mem. ar t Oink they adght star la the trust, nor Is Mileostrret, at the ap ... ; and vehicles biter 1 5 51 5 15 WNW. holtilsa Ulm ow for Me 55 Ow emilrene 1 a reseal wae* a elmeleshtses hal IsM as swportosity of 1 "mink over Vauxhall bridge orhere beigleetreee ' or ;t i ts their spins& Ifew ate saes ef the ambit malered either of Vauxhall - walk, haws "kght to P as throu g h the Um lest tiro omen sahatisesits. sae Marshes Ms directors sad gates Into either of those streets, without they a melbas d esum b a s is a wa it b. itg r a ol d h og Nom I. p irther , raft. On reaching the end of Mileostreet they eon she mem ems et this. he homed to ollh•f• a 500161515 ° Imam- MaWaadeworth-road, and roach the Nine Elm Modem milk- lag the fermium. or tbe dress, nod esesnleg their gag mid travelling one hundred yards on the mommiseneed, and dismal toe the cowhandm of the shoed lad yef simeisaihirs. ari therefore exempt from toll. A numbs: of *in . __ ______. It imad owolof e to s. slosfe 744. l•Who c. wim p_ .11 wai mu sfa im. w ell that un the rm aresher w _ Th e et dam n. IN the exemption to go into Bonk' street ...____!_kuwwwww ww s,„ __ !Mita who Om pat sad weed te, and taw maim as a it of bat who subsequently traversed a imam ••••••• lima ems the dams Meant, wlth the mere et the debilern-8 eta disider hundred yards on the turnpike-roads have bees linalleenal mad via wen the presera end premals atheism/me - aid fined. Amongst the number was a Mr. Deismen ‘ s se- sae minus NEW that leed Wm spat saes the lest INO. War, raiding at Stockwe ll , and from the 'videos. Ide nal they reeneed mom • further ma it &pinned that en 11111 morning of the 9 11 of Nov. the " O aai 'l l mill nals amm o of I " man " rlil lis i i l l= cry next. An ammo 0 1 11604 la Wake to a mat of illeassan of the defeadant by his master's desire drove from 20.000 ‘ , wow , hid bps . wig swim heanto lam• his residence at Stockwell into the South Lambeth-road, Itaa to the torero * the imam 14 to t b ia opo they bad them through Miles and Bond-streets, and returned the same meshed altogether 119,6614, sod be ail he Dasasr was expected way in the evening without paying. The defendant was to modem 5,0010•WW•1 lea' des wide eary wi rmai shin = in ye sonvicted in the full penalty of 61. and eons for the offence, blur A ar Ms moat a DM which he at once pald. weer the up • mum of 1 - 73, - Keir," r ioloss thete berrowtog pow e rs Todd ear Mi „ ezeration. He enema thst dna the Mats old rot es Q.C.. expremil lasi „wall to the 11= esaaMer nil lat . as the easeat peil sa the ferfelted MONEY MARKET. Mass Wahl le le the had[ of time as Masi he eels had hem pea, the later Irma ultissalely Ma • wiry I* mates WEDNISDAT 21113WD0. = A g. would up, howevet, the meet seroweses Th e f un d s became depressed this morning sons 'past al delaslian-After some further siamodis. = P as sepsn after the commencement of business by the intelli- . 66DIN ard. BUNOR AND OLLSOOW.-Sperial Meefing.--Glaa gem* from Paris, communicated in a second edition t ow, Nor. es.-Mr. Peter tiluktars in the chair.-The adenine of the Daily News, that the French government had ment calling the meeting having been read, the chairman sutatitted not onlydecided on &friendly intervention at Rome in farTrutotiti4ia t i v i ts c timme t e %l ir to c. lard: the wi ree d o , ltr i favour of the Pope by a special envoy dispatched to thought expedient, to alter and unify the same In so far as tomb. that end, but by a more formidable demonstration for V ic tute the o7 share d " U V 511111 °V 11/1111.1g C. 7 kand 11 kII '1 e o Via • 92, the same object in the expedition of a military force to :u t ise,cioor, for an equal a mount. t n o u f the loan elplial authorised to to the Roman territory. The question freely die- He be mated Wrier the wird fewliosslL-15r. h e n ry DO2lOl, o Cale f sowed in Stock Exchange and other City political to 2 t 6 ou . We pany nt h row, in term. d thl d r ad, 112,1751.- figlingyg . has been the consequences to which such an fse Chairmen then ertutcd a resolution far the approval of an armed interference may ultimately lead, and the &Mem"' with the t forharylif sod the w h Edl w b a lgh Uuke y, 1:11:14 . = period and purposes to Which each an occupation an application th parliament f or an act for that asepres.- of territory may be limited. Persons die. Mr. , 3unlop having also is oonded this resolution, It who airkel.- posed to take the more gloomy view of moults resol A lengthened :-'. To err, ruid, rts irt e lru e ght e : k • u pg‘, le sp. sold stock, or held aloof from present speculation to prove, , d ad au agreement with the London and Nest -W UM. wa i t f or event Comas, therefore, d ec li ne d upon MUT Carlisle, and Caledonian Railway Outmodes, by UWE th• Edinburgh and Olsagow Hallway Company le le perthelpas is the em these sales, although of no great consideration ei.fter test of one-four of the profit or loss stemles le the Nil all, to 87k to 1 for money and time, any I per cent, froM an agreement to work 111111 lease tie Ileitlik CeakelM and also in ow-fourth of the profit cc tom samideg to or below the last quotations of yesterday, having been WWII c ompoor , troo , so sotoro , oot to „o m om * o to D ei g on sold besides at 87k. Opinions were not wanting, Perth, and Aberdeen 3onclco, and Scottie Mama Maws" to however, among parties of Stock Exchange onsideration of certain arrangements as to treat." Illtbasedy,the "P e- readmit:4 was apprused ot, several gentlemen asemang.-The rience in favour of an improvement in the value of Chairman having answered questions relating ts OM immit sum at . public securities, grounded mainly on the fact of the 110 . 5 550 15 0 7 .1 6 51 5 116 , which were owilied udiellarl. ilso IMO' I very large teduction in the number of troops, and "P"',., tid • therefore in the army estimates, proposed be the Gazer Lox mesonao. - Special Madirsg. -- Londem , . Nov. 29.-Blr W. Mussy m the ebur.-The secriAary read the re- French minister of war to the National Amsmbly, port of the eirecten, which meted that, pendia.** moordathem is 1.3 p. 16 146. I 121411 i 5 u• u 1. 1 1 74 74. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COUNT.—Sasrtamv.—Doton Mr. Bullock. BITZLORDINAILY ROBBIIItIr IN KNNAINOTON-041,11D1N11. —J. HwyNee,6, deseribed am a woolcombsr, was indicted Ike fetwieW robbing Catherine Biseett of • purse, • bag, sad an elder for the payment of M. The indictment also :MOat the Wooster struck, beat, and inflicted other per it:gram apes the prosseutrix.—kilos Catheria• Bisset; the pecaseutrix, deposed that she resided in Oleustatec-ter rose, Hyde-park, and about one o'clock is the Klemm of the 3tl Nov., she was rasing through Kthaingten-gerdess on her way home, and going towards Mount-gate. Sim had a reticule upon her arm, in which there were a cheque for !W., another for 501., and • purse sad sow silver, and the strings of the reticule were twisted tales round her wrist for better security. the did not observe any one is the walk aloof which she was proceeding, but in an 'aslant she received • tremendous blew on the shoulder. which at once felled her to the ground, and on her looking up she observed the penman standing over her, end endeavouring to force her reticule from her ann. She struggled, and at last the ' strings broke, and the prisoner ran oft with the reticule and its ecateuts, except the cheque for 101., which had fallen out dude' the truffle. Upon recovering from her alarm she picked up • black kid glove, which was dropped by the pri smer during the time he was struggling with her. She saw himthe next day, and immediately identified hiss 111 the men who bad 'ebbed her.—Blesin Benjamin, ahem* to 111 r. Myer!, • tailor in Wigiaorectreet, deposed that about two o'clock the same day on which the robbery was com mitted, the prisoner came into the shop. and he observed that he had a black glove upon one hand only. He purehmed a suit of clothes for 61.. sad tendered in payment the stolen 501. cheque, stating that it had bees given to him by his mistress for wages, and he was to hand her over the balance. The story was not considered satisfactory, and he was detained is conversation us. til loquiry was made at the banker's, and the result was that therlollltr wee given into custody. The park keeper produce the glove found is the perk, and it corresponded exactly with the one oe the primates band when be was taken.—Mr. Huddlestone having brit fly addressed the jury foe the demos, Mr. Bullock rammed up. and the jury im mediately returned a verdict of Canty.—The court inquired if anyth ing was known of the prisoner ?—Mr. Ballantine said he was informed that he had formerly been In the A di vides of pollee, and that pi for to that period he woe is the B army.—Kr. allock then addressed the prisoner, and after 'smarting upon the ou tr ageous character of his Wham, gen tamed him to be transported for 15 yeses. Beane the Leed Chief 'woke. At Ain* Lord Daman took kis seat apes the bench. A seem/ 'Men of the Calendar wee then placed Were the ogre, by whisk it appeared that 60 additional prisoners have bees oinentitied since the first edition was made up, the number at present b lo t 267. Several mess of ufteriog brae cola were then heard. A WITS STASSID ST MSc HUSBAND.— W. Hill, 32. plusher, was indicted for cutting and wounding his wife, Sarah Kill.-11r. Payne prostoated, and Mr. Robinsonsp. peoed for the prisoner—The prosecutris deposed that the poorer was her husband, but they had separated, and she had gone to reside with her mother at Woolwich, and she misted her to carry on her business as a fruiterer. About 11 o'clock at night on the 18th of November, she had been engaged in the shop, and wee standing outside talking . to a person, named William Hammond, when the prisoner walked by, and, as he pasted her, he made use of an op probrious expression to her. About • quarter of an hour afterwards he went by again, and she observed that he had a knife in his hand, and when be gut close to her he mad* a stab at her breast, bat the knife struck the steel in her stays, and the point was broken. She fell from the violence of the blow, and the priso ner again attempted to stab her, and she received a wound in oat of her fingers.—Cron-exlmined Site bad been obliged to leave the prisoner because he would not support her, and he had been the means of gettlar her turned out of two houses which she had provided for benelf, hy his extravagance and getting into debt. Mr. Hammond was merely a customer to her mother, and there was not the least ground for supposing that there was any improper intimacy between them, and the grinner had never quarrelled with her on hie mount. She had offered to go and live with him at any home he might provide for her, if it was only one room • but she would not lit him be a charge to her mother, who gad enough to do to support her self.—Some other evidence was adduced. confirmatory of the evidence of the proescutriz ; and the constable who took the prisoner into custody said that as they were going to the station-hoots be told him that he meant to stab her.—Mr. Robinson having defended the prisoner, the Lord Chief Justice rammed up, and the jury, alter a short deliberation, found the prisoner Guilty of an assault, and acquitted him of the felony.—His Lordship instanced the n risoner to be im prisoned and kept to hod labour tor twyears, and at the expiration of his imprisonment he should require him to enter into kis own esognimaes ha 1001., with two sureties in MIL each, to keep the pose hr tempers. ROBBIST or PLATS ST MISCASTS. ElisabelA Rogers, 26, Isabella Jennings. 30, and J. Jennings, 23, were indicted for stealing a silver teapot, coffeepot, two silver waiters, 24 forks, 42 spoons, and Ober articles of plate, of the value of nearly Mi., the propeny of Ur C. G. &clout. —The prosecutor, who is a retired military officer, resided at 11, Wimpoletstreet, and on the 29th August he had made preparation for leaving town, and had packed up his plate and placed it in a closet, resolving, contrary to his usual custom, to allow it to remain in the house during his absence, instead of sending it to his banker's. The prisoner Rogers was engaged as housemaid in the family, and the other prisoners • ood in the position of sister and brother-in law to her, bat the prosecutor was not aware that she had any suck relations ; and when be lelt town be gave her per mission to allow another married sister to visit her, but for bade any one else Wog admitted to the house. The precise period when the robbery was committed was not very clearly made out, but it was shown that very soon after the prose cutor and his family had left London the Jesniagees frequently went to the house, and upon several occasions bundles were MP to be removed by the female poisoner and taken away in • sib, and the woman Jennings was proved to have pawned a considerable portion of the stolen plate at different pawnbrokers' shops, giving false names. It further ap peared as against the prisoner Writs that on the 2nd Oct. she oiled in the pollee and that the house had been robbed, telling a very lame story en the subject, and deny- Jog that the other prisoners had ever been to visit bee during 't her master's abier os. It likewise appeared that when Jen nings's wife was taken into custody her husband went to a person named Osborn and told him that he had committed the robbery himself, end that hiked buried the plate; but he should say nothing about it until he was is custody, and then he would lay where the plate was hid it order that it might be obtained for the purpose, as he said, "to pay counsel." He dietwards, however, said that it was not he who had both' the plita, but another rpm ; but he said he did not Maw where to fled the; pence. Several other facts were sin depend to, which left no reasonable doubt of the guilt elate whets of the prisoners.—The jury, after a shoo &Wo man Is the box, expreased a with to retire, and they were absent surly as hour, when they gave a verdict of guilty against all the prisoners, but recommended the wommi to mercy upon the ground that they had been led a the eon mimics of the offence by their male oompanion.—Sentence was deferred. teem—Berets the 00101 KO neriesat. CRAWS OF Rossea• AOLINST A RAILWAT P 01123.-- 1/. Coo*, abed 21, a mil maker, was indicted for arasligg a pair steer-rings, and other articles, the propertyof the South- Eastern Railway Company, his masters.—ln September, 11347, a young woman named Ryen, who Weill a passenger from Canterbury to London by the South-Eastern Railway, left a trunk at the Canterbury station, to be forwarded to the Bricklayer's Arms statics when written for. Raving written the boa was sent, but lost at the last-named station, and the primmer at the bar, who was a porter in the com pany's employ, was closely questioned about the box, but denied all knowledge of it. A few weeks ago, in conse quence of information received, the company sent an officer to the lodging of a girl named Cooper (niece to a porter named Hun's, also in the company's employ), with whom the prisoner kept company, and she gaveup the preoccupies earings, rings, and said she had received them from the prisoner. She wain consequence given intocustody and sent loft' court for trial with the primmer fur the receiving, but the grand jury ignored the bill—The girl Cooper stated that about the time she received the ear-rings she law • work-box answer ing the description of one in the trunk belonging to peso caul: in the posserairmot her uncle Haynes —Mr. Billantine said the man Haynes had been discharged from the com pany's service, and it was then information was given which led to the prisoner bring taken on the ebarga.—The Com mon Serjseat said there was no case for tkejury, and directed ma aevattal. het May with the Belgian government respecting canal, they received an official cocomunication Irons the fai r "., Public Works announcing that the Louvain Company from w „.„_. proceed with their node , taking, and that It wee — w o _b felted. Thle failure reltssed the Lomat:Lure Comma f r y• enjoyment to complete the Woe between Bnisons and NYunow whsle It tell them the uedisturted pciefteftei of the 10 Who alrest" the value of which wee 100,4X104. They held 14,0it0Lia — vo,, yin stook st four per cent., mod the purebred rely of —Z canal wax 264.004., making In all, 4 0 0,0001., against whichthwe...—• a shire capital et 3110,0e11i. The dirceton proposed to raw enwery sum by smell cell of V. or Si. a "here, to premed who ao— canal, ow ' t o teem the question of railway foe future satisfied that Um comal would return an immediate peek Magnay having congrateleted the shareholde rs on the "' character of the report, observed that their prep. rot yeti,, which would enable the directors to make the most of the and to enter into such engagements only with the itot oa.. . meet. would be productive of advantage tenni:moony. It 3116 Z opinion that if the lino from Brussels to leonine (et .4_, were completed, it would prove remunerative ; but ~e o 114 Mond proceed no further than the ten ad:ft empty ezz oo / at an uprises 100„0001., they still retained that pothe new company woad be forced to purchase, or enter in soft rangement about. The position of Me Luxembourg Dary a , o„.. fore, differed ban all at the present moun t ; he wadi oi l; bad expended their meaty on different porta of lines., time of pretty, which in tines of difficulty they were Pub', to ww w w w Luxembourg Ccememy had husbanded their remorees, had rope no money melftely, and weft besides in mesemion of a Wedge pm perty oaf le mike at roileray, "ankh was not liable to f Min efte they did not proceed further sib it. They bad expended honk oath, canal, but they hail engaged with the yvernment to fteoplete it, me it was desirable that they should prone! with UM polcbk . im th at the money thus expended might be converted to a wadi: live property, which he was cert•ht would yield trim 10 to 12 raw. % or, bitting the shares at their percent day eciatioc. Be percent. N o , much was thought of canal property in tuna country. that any ono consonant with the caned traffic of Belgium must b e woo ,„ canal property there woe most remunerative, and yieldid genc ro oili or 17 per rent. The Charleroi Canal was conetructel by a i ricj o company, who, no 5000 145 a railway was projected to run almond. of it ell the way, mid it at tire years' nutritive to ;he goveromet who already derived 16 per ent. from it, notwitimanding the p y re line of railway through As while length. But the Ineembourg Cab puny, in undertaking this caul, would have no volway core m tor the nature of the country woe arch us nut to Mo nty it. The money y was mon over, s freehold. They would exemente at the Important town of huge, the fire ten ea u of canal from which would, he wescertain, return I I or 13 per tent.— The Chairman further suited, in rep)a to gunmen", :t the dlreetore held a much larger amount of shares thou so. nectoury kt u o i o qualification, and that they intended to proceed with the retest.„ well as the carol if they could obtain "tuft tiros tram tho government ea would Justify their doing so, but pot, of mum, sege, out the tonna consent of the ohm eholders. Neither would to o director. nuke any tern.. with the Belgian government without rho sanction of the sliareholders.—Mr. Alderman chine entered into a statement of figures derlved from the meetings he l d ln Branch to the yearn 1847 and 1849, to show that tbrre had be ahoy expecdPure of the company's hind., and suggeeted, k o. that auditors should be appointed to examine toe and, next, Mr t a committee of proprietors shoe d be it= to inquire into the pad uftsentions and future prosp els of teem. piny. But the cbti an resisted the proritions, and jellied the expenditure, the &Mills of which he said hail been orer and oft again eitisfectorily explained. Dr. Waddington suggfted tag pointment of en eminent engineer who would shit the and, oce report thereon: but this proposition found no favour also a, the hands of the meeting, who adopted the teport with oar dimming (Ald. Money), and mimed a vote of thanks to the directors for ;a o ilea. and integrity In the mud of the company. MISCLLLANEOUS NEWS —Lr.eus AND Tann,. A µimage has at I egtb teem accomplished between the teo extremities of the tumid through the Brenham mee t Iw o woo o ff, eat ob Monday, the 27th inst., and MIA duly re+ memorstrd by the workmen. During the lad f ma4M he works were much slower than had been expected, wefts to tae rock having become coodderably harder. There is • Urge idea water, also, which hoped.. the operations of the ofttrocton. RIM be remembered that the tunnel is 2. mike and 20, yards long, newly in a stnight line, and nearly all dipping MO* 1101111. PUBLIC SA LBS.-YESTERDAY. By Mr. C. WASTON, at the Mart.-Reversioa to a shire of ten freehold beanie in New-street, Rishopreatr, at rents pat. ..006 la par annum, to one.third part of sale, mummer t o itled on the death of • lady aged 78 ; mid for 770/. houses, No. 23, Alartin's.lane, and No. 0, Arthur.straet irera, leo vaults and two rooms under 120, 3, Arthur.sirsetogg rodueing 224/. per annum, and held for 19 year. at 31 6,sed „,....sto taxes about 231.17 e. yearly ; 8901. rce well and premises, Great Jamesmewe, Ltimagreve Notb, It for 381. per annum, held 'or 42 yearaat 121. 12e. per mecum; 190 E Mews. ROBERTS, CHADWICX, Sad WOOD, at the Mart.- Two residences, 1 and 35, IlereforMaquare, Old Breroptoe, in be 1331. per marmot, held for 9.5 yews at 16/. ; in Into: 1.901. Lemehold Mme, 70, Harrow-rend, l'addingtsn, let at 661.1 m annum, held fur 17 years at 31. rent and 101. taxes ; 304. Mr. Dregwolar it , at OilTßWart.-Two copyheld laratm, Migtirdreet, garnet, let at rents amounting to 921. per anaton, Jeet to 7a. 10d. per annum quit.rent, aad to a hoe on death at dinar tka; In lots; 9901. Mr Bl.OOuD, at the Mart, on Tuesday.-Twohoetos,Fither. 'Meet, Red Liamequare, let at lOW. per annum, held for 26 yeah, et 383/. Leaeehold home, 6, Writ's-row, Peetonville, let far 421. per anon. held for 33 years unexpired, at U.; 360/. Two houses and premiers, Rodoey-stmet„ Pretnnville, let at mar peodueia' Got. per year, held far 33 years, at N. 10$ ; 4301. Three houses and shops, Friar-street, Elackfriera-rned, estimated rental 971. per annum, held for 42 years unexpired, 151. per amen. land-tax redeemed, 53/1. Lear:bold residenee, 40a, Upper Norton-atreet,ll rooms, he'd It 16 years, MM. 4a.; 2951. Elope and shop, 64. Earl-street, Edgware-road, held fur 67 yen unexpired, at U. per annum ; 2901. Mr. J. J. CLEMMA3B, at Garraware.-Two duhoY houses, 5 and 7 Quern-square, Finebury, let at rants probatiga per annum, land tax redeemed; 5301. Mears. CLoss and 9071, at Garraway's.-S 'en bee. wig hog.% Beadyfs-berage, Blackfriars; let at rents proles* 1361. 10s.; landlord paying taxes about M. yearly: in lots; 1,179. Weill City, al rents v. OMMIIRCIAL ANDAGIRKRTIL - - PRODUCE. MINCINO-lANE, NOT 29. —The sole market continues dull, and priors were with difficulty only of Wee India sold in the private mulct ma=senlp public ML of sugar today combed of 120 teem of Cabs soliM maks of nt. Martin's, both of which were bought in, as the preen current market value was sot offered for them. Refined remits al and Inactive.—Coffee 11. Aeon rittwly and the nmell NW. , Waif Mant..tion Ceylon, Jamaica, and Madras, went off steadily eke week's curreocy.—Metals: Icon has slightly declined; 0.00 pg sold at 40s. (=zed numbers) ; @peter steady at 141. Ds. to 144 mg business to some extent, foe arrival, has been done at these miser Tin withost alteration. —Cotton : GOO bales sold at lull rriem—Diser continues at 45..—Rum steady.—Tea remains withet eteratioa.— preserved ginger soli at Is. Id. to 2s.—St. Vincent's RITOITIC4 oil at 24d. Jamaica arrowroot sold at 41d. to 310.—Ivery sold at 14 Is 241. 34.—Camwsed sold at 61. to 111. - Duty paid en Sugar to last week In London, Liverpool, cwt. Ilull, and the Clyde MAWS To tine same period last year 521,064 Inman lordslords IPAM or rm. m ISO to tem vim elpl Dm 392 legal r ._ 31.310,43 1 1 Same time In lair ... 1,337,111 COTTON.-I.aysarooL, Nov. 29.—The market to-day was buoyant., and the aides were about 3,0q0 bales, inoludiag 1,000 for speculation. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.--MAas. AIL DOWAILS. IPOL.ASS. NM • IL Ott 2 DASD 00 Holland .... 00 friths es Pagth 0 Menlo. and 0 Wake_ .ord Oll Flanders anipto....Dcs 2i Hann..Dae2l I Donethada 0s hawsers... 0 0 Do. Ilsradlts, u 0 s' Indian"! 0 Oisern.lJer 00 Lisboa.. Dee. 60 Bogen and Its 0 Brazil..Nor.2 0 Bambara 00 Sre 29. ht.N.S.W. 01 Stat.—Doe. 7 Gravamina, Nor. —Arrived: Governor, Jamaica; Echo, DI& kirk; Tyrone, New Orleans Franklin, Bootee China, S= Spartan, Jamaica; Ways, M e dina; Janet, Bahi a; Lord A Caw; Favourite, Oporto; Favourite, South Ora; Wpm, . 1161 . darn; C.sledonia, Callao ; Justine, &mode, Hamburg; H. er Jamaica; Henderson, Amsterdam; Vesper, Merman; SW BIM: nay; Count," OiMU4graTe, Gabes; Rachel, Buenos Ayres; iltenett, Dentgic Jeeeey, Parse Holm Palermo; Protonalia, Batavia; Sir F. Banks, Ostend. gal l e d: Greyhound, Colombo; Water Kay* Constantinople • N. S. del Pillar, Bilbos • John Sul, Hamburg; Tn. tou, Ostend; Aismemnon, Wismar; Rainbow, Adonis, Rotterdam; Jane Beyrout ; 'net ream Palermo. Nonce to Karelia or Vattel.,—The French Afnsiteitr eon• talon a correction of • statement made by M. Tardy de Non• trawl In his •• Instructions pour naviguer air la cote septa. trionale der Bred' et dans la faun dee Anatolia," published In July, 1047, who in page 67 points out a sena of day signals thst the Won of Salinas intended to adopt immedidcly to correspond with ships wanting pilots. On the 7th August, 1640, these day !agnate were not yet adopted and the pilots still wed their old night signals: • sleets light showing that there Is not a pilot to he had at the time ; term light. showing that there is • pilot, but that if wanted a boat must In gent for him ; three lights showing that there is • pilot and that he will come on board without it being necessiry to send any boat for him Capt. Maud, from whom this information is derived, ram that, by tbe aid of the plane and laanietions of M. Tardy de Mon. travel, he found no ditficulty in getting into Para without a pilot. BIRTHS. ALGIE.-Nov. 21, at Greenock Me. M. A ie 1 10, of a ion. ARMSTRONG.-Nov. 25, at the Bah of Sortland, Edlakutgb. Mr& Armstrong. of a sow BA I RD.-N or. at Glasgow. Wes J. P.alyd, of • son. BECK.-Nov. 27, at Chose. the wife of A. Beck. E .. of • sew SUCH AN N.-Nov. 24. of Dumbarton, Mrs. R. flu ,of a son CUR 31 INGHA 74.-Nov. 27. at Paisley, Mrs. J. Cunningham. of • me. GARDINER.-Nov. 25. M St. Hamlet, hlghertis. Mrs. G. N. Gardiner. of a ann. GREVILLE.-Nov. f 7, at Brighton. the lady Rom °fertile, of • son lIANSARD.-Nov.Ailelaide-road. ilamintend, the wife* G. Ilan-wd, 1.q.. of Lincohielna. of daughter. JEN N ER.-Nov. 26. at Lowinksi *root, Um wife of E. F. 'caner. F 64, or a daughter. LEamW 16.-Nov. 25, at Lower °scam, Survey, Mr. 0. F. Lewis , of dhter. MITCHELL-Nor. 25, at Hasid House. Lanarkahlie, Mrs. 31.tchells of a SCO I PI-Vre . ZS, at Glasgow, Mn D. Feott, of a eon TITCO3III.-Nov. 24, at the well porsullagg , the wife of the / I ° . J. 11. Titeomb, of a Ointehter. TUIII6 1711.-N or. 24, the wife of B. Turner. Eni., ColehertgE of it M. MARRIAGEA. COMERFORD-ELLIS.-Nov. 27. J. F. Comerford. Nat Brook , wood, otredbally, to Lank, oldest diughtor of Mr. B. Ms, Memo*. OOL LD-6:IIALLINO/L-Nov. 57, at It. Fehr's. Liverpool. bats Rev. A. Homo. Lt D.. Mr. R. IL Gould, Imo of MaceleMeid,Cborina to Annie Lima only einviving daughter of J. Challinor, Esq. LUCAS-LAN iILEY.-Nov. 26. at St. Peters, Derby. by the Rev. W. Hope. WA.. Sir. J. Luau, mu of Mr, Luca , .. Stone, Staffordshire. to Lucretia Mary, mond daughter of Mr. Lauder. MargtocE 6l . Mae mine county. MACAN -Al ACAIRE.-31136. 24. at St. Peters, PlmislizikuLthe Her. li Auglol. R. Macao, Esq.. of Ortanmount. Castle land, to Caroline Helene, only daughter of I . lololen Genova. MASON-TILLF.T.-Nov. 75, at St. Johns, 10611111. Mr. S. 31mgai only sou of S. Mama, Esq.. of Releato For law to Cbssion4 mom daughter of W. J. Tilley. Em., of Woodhatoh. Reigate. SeirgeZ WALRER-RALTON.-Nov. 77, at St. 000Tg 003•0thatilpt ,011 4 bf the Her. 11. Teak. T. Walker, Esq.. of Wat e arloceroah to LW& daughter of the lota 11r. B. WalE ATH& ton. of the Old Hall. D ALBANI.-Rog. 26, at Du ing. L. ADAM. ALEXANDER,-Nov 23, at J. F. Alesander. Rm.. aged gl• BORTH* ICK.-Nov. 24, M Loclogisphead, dome. Willinusou. *Meg surviving ma of Mr. J. Borthwiek,Loohnlphmel. aged 7e. GURNINUIIAIL-Nov. 27, Abu, wife of Mr. J. ininningtams We* r trt lg .-Tim " : 25. at Westlake, Merton M . J. Edgi 150 W LED -Nov. 24 Elisabeth, wife of T . Ho r warhs ka . , of ByM, aged 42. JOHNSTONE:Nov. I G. at Bedford. Mr. W. J. Johnstone, iceighgg l i 38. W M AU en LEY.-Nos. 25, at Dahlia, Bony. daughter of Mr. C. Whole!. BOSS.-Nov. 27. at Neweastleou•Tyno. from a fall from horn Major Hew Grab= Rosa Horn Artillery, eldest .nri et Oeneg 6l Big Hew Dalrronle Sag. Depuiy•Aqiutaa•General of Antl• Miry, aged 31 RUSSELL-Nov. 27. at Motors Howe, Alban. Stirrer. CIO. IL Russell, R.N. RTEWERT.-Nov. 27, atClyhetank, MM. Stewart, Mkt Mille Wel. Smears. Eel. dye of E. THISOBALD.-Nov. O. at the Rue do Provence, Paris. the -g - H. ilwobald, WHITIIY.-Nov. $4, at Wanton. Lodge, Lei...Menhirs. Min Asl ' 4 elitist daughter of the late E. Whitby. thq.,mod 36. MOOD.-Nov th at reins, nem Bury, A. Wood. EM. , a ma g lgueW for invl Prbated aad pubisaborl 1,1 Nutt,. also Ha Las. of No. tle d4c lato eke* la ate Lit y of London, renter. at tho I. Lom Y Ow mein* d W W WtufrTacrewA Nonataia VIKIGRATIOI • xi M towo=bdio= to a 4 I Torg a sorod F• an 61...11.4 1 ) * to bed nsp, bo dotraton tl .ttleb wrtttell anan • Ifor b ar t u el , i , Rmitait... .T7TART ADEL; F ,) . l. lX . T:lt ' n ui..4 l , .. ---- POIITA DELAI irr a brZi n tg Ow , . 101olotbl tblw "I m olorrg ' O a , sod 4 rtotowl by bar IZZrsolo will oorwtwttut 18 =040 01 1 fine MI ibli I.ll■lo 13th of o *on Plyto mouth. I.ln Apply MA11.311,4 EIIKIDON MADAN"' I . 714. for AIEIE NE INaURA: w iz/6,10, liatocket 90VRANOR. -. 8175-00‘. 131,, 1MP0TT421.1..! Allen. FAY: ran Arbuthnotd Boaausr. z Itirnt- , , sq, Blindfold, I, &Watson Homed ward Bunoeater. I Cati Y. Chapman, Crawley. else tirliliune. Pallas. J unßohm liCasCoroorsuon I Hatt Ile yam. User The extent of Its b rtenVity tran rgtdl i U.l x T wo -thirds oftito =mi d =17:11W: third ihare of the ph mutual sesuranee, a=land oP ive bee elves of eavaren, advastsgoc—n? Mos by abatements f *lions to the sumo thirdly. by a leer I . ; ,.,c :t e t , Wl= to required, to rat e d Tri= " ti b e assurers. and COOT 'muscled. The bonuses MA division been urea the averare bonus t Der cent. Por • age of the life. AAArAL Ma tree on a write THE ROY A LIFE ft alsn , t4 Imperfection nor its 4 neoasilty oetius. co that time shin constant ell 161e7ginflingg a~abtlshmeutof F o ther, throulthout I well luttrurted in 4 cat the Mint : it preorration of hu gettsnlary rewards. When the numb , send In London Ilahllll7 of 431 I.' VCIs not raor any reside boa famed In Ida • lament hesitate . 11; 5 16 thzx thae nn average o ___ B own .s 1 on obr a ft own not hall , there le le as at proaat are e PAM, PNRTICII , ASO. .C 1 0,7 te Life 1 --- W — , - id 6- JO 2 10 OD 3 0 BO 4 10 110 6 12 65 II 4 ....------ 111 re ltualrancv , t sallierthe In.r.t —.......ndieJlv i sad, th C street tho Lon. Be wore ; by the T 1 eretarr. F OUGERI FOI to\ .clout lona klagdom. and sal for lb. comfort 01 for winter, 01t0 although perfeeth Y light ea a cork, • trimmed, Mar &tilling. lagenuity and en coat is stamped dreg, and I, Burl F A T AI ....____ He to • now work e alliwo f beoe atm% piss b Wt Auto= sod II M all the now Obeobirfiaid of tof., sad el ikon of Over moossly Pin= .630 t01i COW Amnia' & Wiz Doisida hock offlEto Br o posomi • • ..... Nodee.—Vlsi bot aftwovei turned. E. MOWS ROAM, ruro aed iftodl Odd 0 8(1. Clate.—Z. Mir l b g l y mufti t• asafft Take Was mow% &turd+ EW G _Their aix ewe of friend C. 012 with II moat soot ire a) evident Labors ✓e▪ r.—After 111 , 11 tatal 11 Ca&l to echo 2c..torof ar . rry the dmn hare areeeete gcOatily mad ode la aitiord Tim yule c of the Metro eithems. 447, Taro,-ca SOCllat•Z' The) Melt Bt Right John near) John Chart( iie7n willui n"s' You to But Cow- In 40 Imps Appar A hat, Would You c now I Nor d Whoa With Woulo Allot/ And t Theo Autl If yot You'd A van lu ev' nen Hue Butt !!!