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

BOLTS OP TIES Collirrilir.—TM wrotehei eseditios sow parr et the anuttry reader art ad Lasater. tiler trader every day. set la ear rear row, bet Is .. ray ea roper the peahen sad wears raiser la Re. rotas destratise lareare se rapidly this werrhefe ter Adder, Wloofa aseserry, or wide It will metria read herbed War ea. Ildatier, aaarreas sad rapid. re *amp Mir awadbire. tor adadries, sad rob ber's et sheep, autorees mad iseserat, real OM he the aseetity et all property. Cerra pperary hey. bal the isaratr, a few sights d ie aka a rebtary la Ire setrail Praree :ea dr abot head, the des preen. weer era to be la tell swarm then. TM IMO Om,* Chimids, a *weal set adverse to the leadleedo. date fiat. la s salami sear Berrisetteas, whir, Review le the sesta hire et dr hor rors, " aretaieed meamety" 25 lawirei, all is sow daritedea; et are MON at• Ilave sadrated arra twe yaw. Om lave dial away, sad et the reerisiai twelve all re is wear. sad trey tory arra at here borer troy awe ase da. arse et riligratieg. The terojearal 1110111 et dr limp of Sally ratiory, that the Marra% ere " sartia steal , d poverty." wad yet it "der ad aerie marardi tie samba of tuella. whisk a lbw year ores were aristraed la empire.. diem" The atm le sitar Traterea, la the sire ear , rod laird the assewer et err et tre balder raster el lwiseler re et a lim leder erdp arlere. PROVINCIAL. A MISEL—A few days ego t brad aim a tailor by . trade„ and now about My rats ef era_ wes -- to the Lee& Warlike:nue by a pabulum, who bed beef kin wandering ab nit at the east end of thil town, ea bete hes deriag on Oa Wag seirehed in the isesivieg. roe= a parse et silver (eta w fiend in one of hie meat peekete, siewantiad in vase to 3111. Tr. 6d. lie was need abed by the idiom as a pima who lead up to "tibia the kb few maths received parish riled as moment of his Wades's; het which had hese sibeestlealpd daring the maser in seasseasses of the retinied-ellicer sear being Ws to lad hie as hems, sr to get wee to kis s house when • ; and keeled advised tke beard teve his rebel only la the weekhonee, whisk the wee declined. Oa seise& fag the buns is which the old vaia lived alone, a large new beg, ailed with penny pieces, w found is a wooden hew emend with leather, the weight of which could not be low bra a hundred pounds. It w taken care of by the elms until the bond of guardians 'head give directions swessilag wwwwww Z• 101 I.li. • Vlloaaamr Illovra DZVON EtecrioN.—Mr. Hamel& has wood M• madidate. TM following soma from ids phissa 'imam ImplAss the reason : " Hind that in sonar wale or the slides whist' I entertain with regard to some Clirfor dim 11.aess oohed. dew in Inlaid, the Rum r i Poisitioaists is not sufficient to induce me as disturb • • poses of tits county. and I therefore *halloos offer myself as • wadi lats." Sir Ralph Lopes be. accepted the Waits dot eta @Walt. The hon. baronet ezpressas his deter. soisolies to oppose asdawment, and he than pre ens& to say: Although IMI that this Wass* is thi am at dm proem lament Oat eiWlt affsetieg both oar isieloseto and our Italia's, yet there are mbar sub ism at which the siestas ought to undensmn Me *Mai opinions of any reatleossa Invited to heeeme dodo ospossaistior I will, therokre, shortly state to yyo os u ssi erbium That pound°n shade be gives to di boasdw GI omiloo Worry as fully N. molar the siesamtanses in whit doe Gamily is now pissed, it is bis to preesne a tas ia rple • sad that I sal stroosly with the , is th'e metal flasnoisily embarrsesed state of the marinery,sissioreing the rat NW economy in all bemshes dig=issery as es ise ; aosso by • Musks ad ear he to sessisteet with maintaialag them es aMI linasiai the honour and dignity of this great Sindeg. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Ozress, Diso. I.—ls a soarosatiss, Midas this saws the amloollso of the In. Dr. 11711M4 Mite= Wean= to las pia of swarm ■a Ws lislort Taylor's Fooodstioa, mad Wo isposlaiworat st taw war* at Oalvinity Asko to Ws Issotaid i. t i a s nolotka at tbs balsa ▪ la a ottipsgoiloo, balsa Warawas, Imo auttorted,_ via, MA. : Ws P. N. Smola Swt, ; rceitiftsw. Odd; T. C. Corrows. Wan; oall J. ix tbdo, st. shas—S.A. S. Sway, Wasior st F.Rork% 4•1. Sol ; S. lidasidos, WOMB ; S. T. Swary, Deny of MtU C. H. Sidlois Dow, WOWS ; LO. Salta, Sclabir of ML WU* Brstowat; I. B. Sowsona St. Ma% ; W. Sot. adam ; J. C. Inrilt ; J. B i jea L 3Oselehal ; Dva■AN, Nov. 30.—At a Converidas Wass at Tassday lost the foilowlas do/ us won waisrel :—Ad Dawless, MA. : lisv. J. 0. Wow*, Trim. Oat, Coosa.; Ww. J. N. A Tita. • Csatb.—lSA. L Orgy. Sofa OA. Paarßattorto.—Rot. J. P. Said, to Bithop-Woosotottas , ; a.. Defies: 121110, htth medusa: pima the Bp. of Dar ken ; misemt le deal et is isi I. 0. P. Welleetry.—lay. J. A. Otehis. e• West tale. 1... MAW db. Norw.; pe... Lard RefrAmos&-Iw. A. I. haws. le the Sod Ilaherelip it Dade, lee Gomm Ilibed. NAVAL TO trailaeraia Gistratas hat haw seat to tm vapor- Istrisaio at WO diehpeale limit NI isms i th e WNW, pregras tomb asitalart Watillesst la rosy Ira uerts anus sal Masa haw Sas asimalss Wawa Os Wiest imam new Wee& seasthoes apes the sairray at pb giddies spa list of as dam is dew of warn mosoolid kr la tie alma.% aid seemsly art. as to Os caparalmau war aft sorsa the wok le 11•114101.1111 al% Ihemloo awl* ost to pea lbe seams oftlik mmodeo. Rodydiesoble 01101ooky et lionalaules a in thenell; eallegilo Yam Set ay sasa maw ken you MIT TOR air awe aeries Oa salmon awls Smiles l i t e tx Yuri Ws amesasat osier $0 111 Is la mi. make year sies% sosseffiss to IN vela lay YNt Ni, so oN to swam sera yea a shwa* pad= tw the aro et IN adatal I Ist via. oar lo rally Y splerni kr Oa anis of the wen aboaer Yaw "edam m" mea be mad Is tie estaulai sal so ask IR M. *re t i n ' .. ' set to le the alma mat arietilma nth. out tho lasallise mellis et IN be* alai all war he vitiated lobo maseemsa emapadas all kr kmlthielsefi 11y lords upset that UM Mom attestas uM Mt pad to Sena saw laid &ink and yogi ethabler ram. strresittia fa la elterre well by all oaken assist yew ematrol ; gala papas pia ME do well to err the Quart theorem awl la he Sit - hitheri a the craw la shame a awls pools to ft thing east bs the ty, and dm MIMI roma to shook any Ithiney le memo In ex- Ise the per Wm. my lords haw am with to neldtvlde It he kith eleatly wlthla the psermentary esth—Dy semthsthl, V, O. Tramp. KM& MSDAIS.—It is regarded that claims fora naval seortaur the forms shown to the Gamete of the 7 th of June bo be halvah sent to the Admiralty. It is not at mania intended ftit IN Jae kr receiving apt6ivstions, but It is desirable Sky timdlbeoNto by the lath vet., Lett.—W. A. B. HAMILTON. Poossoms, Dso. I.—tissapron. et. fr., salsa this roofs faa la the ortoara to be oral ea—Plumper, s.. ha. *..saes p..;(1 ad. MO" OM RigJobiod the squadron :bin tanrotnit. IL. wit sated lambenr yesterday and she the tquadrun INC.o. Thee era st present no order* fur the sailing of the equoiroilk maim at apithcad. kbarpekellee, ot., is ordered to MIMS bit *thy of groteetlng the !Shorten en the masts ef bonen and Keek—edle, red aggresente saran aW Is laid up foe the winter.—Bagada are resamehtioal r Wields', Dramas% Noe W —Dupla; IS, Ovens Fooolloso arrived poillllq hr lemememek, r adored he the Sound! Shay engethei toga Ya lta flit two Ix South Amerlege ft d 141 take mai dm lb thd alma Whou—Ramos, tape. vat ea of Whew to the Pawl thisdiorama =d nualtsl ar! maim the win enll es the Ind Use tar the lath taking passeson to Liberia, and the thud Waft meat rladdra rad the coast it Africa. ADMIRALTY, DeC I.—APPourTmorTs.—Lient. ; W. G. J. Caimingksaa. to Illeahadni ; Chaplin: A. Watson, to netts; Naval Instructor: J. therm to Take ; AssetinkSurgeor : J. Gal- Who and J C. Iroise, commend stooda AlketeßLakilmhms G. M , k to . Simard. T. Siding IL Oriliths, to Romlbood, B. O'Crickton, J. P. Allen, and 0. Cook, to Itheheira ; Clerk%-esistent : I. W. Moak, and aatuat.huatawals. J. Jocksoo. MI Vag I &MU swain 0. Newbury, to Vag inl; Naval cadets ;T. . thmsen, to Denise; S. P. Nugent, to Pustard. MEDICAL - - HALL. Names of gentleowei who prod their saassioatkor us Use wiener and pm tire of sodicise, sod reoelved wesidoets to practise, co Thursday, Nov. 710 :—E. Beth ; J. It. Man, Leda intelltgenct- COURT OF QUINN'S BllMCH.—Yirrtaanay. gen Parro—llefore lord Dunes sad a Game Jury. HAWKINSON AND ANOTIIIIK V. ALCOCK.—Twor. za. —3l r. Harafrey, QC , with whom was Mr. Mori% appered for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. fierieet She and Mr. Nance con. ducted the ease on the part of the defendant. This was en action iu tracer, brought by the plaintiffs, as the executors of the last will and testament of • Mr. Morgan, to recover • puree containing the sum of 821 , which it was alleged had been entrusted to the mre of the defendant, who now refined to give it up. TM fact' of this cue, which was a s,mewbat shirtier ono, were thews :—The testator, Mr. Morgan, had formerly bees a dairymm, and having amused • large fortune, he went some considerable time before his death to live with his seer and her husband, • Mr and Mn. Robbers. On the 14th of December, 1847, the tes tator, who had been ill for six mouths previous, died, aged 69, and on the Zak of the preceding November the defendant who had keys Mr. Morgan ever since his childhood, they both coming from the same part of Motunouththire, celled to see him. It was at the interview which then took place that the testator gave him the puree in question. On the evening of the same day, between six and seven o'clock. • message was sent to the defendant, who was staying at the house of his brother, John Alcock, informing him that the Senator had ant, and regulating that he and his bro .., ",!"7...e. Cove and see him immediately. Airmail/1y r." vat, and found Mr. Moog .n in • reap weak state, -la the fit with which be had been attacked. On after the testator had been conveyed to hie th▪ at messier , . bedroom and Mn. liabbett, who as amount of cat hie helpless state woo in the hahit n 1 strinding epos him, disered that kis u:is we. stone from his trawlers pocket, and inquired of Mpr Montan what had become at it. After some time. the testator not giving any reply to Mn. Rabbett, John AlitoCk, who, will the defer*. dent, else present in the foam. said that Mr. Mariam lead given at, and the 821.:t tontaised, as • preset to kis towhee Thomas. Mn. Mahlon not being satisfied with this explanatiou, on the two .4.lcocks ocialeg down stairs sent for a rdiolossa ; and upon he arrival she charged the defendaat with heist this purse below in to her brother improperly ia his postesioa. t he zlrfendant then tepres44l hi. willows; to_igrve it up, and the policeman Ina abow to go away, bet Mr. Rabbett requested ham to ac company the &tandem% sad hia brother John to the homs of the letter, sin Greer to seen the money counted that wee he the urse. Ike pelisses's did so ; the puree wee produced. Ills p seatents el whet' were found to be 82s. TM iWnWita lbw said be eleciab om a s t re the money up soles thes duly fielder tor it, thereby sasa eas e nemeses and then went away. A had been made, subsequently to the death of Mr. Meggsa, to dee defendant by the executors, demanding wilisseiss of the 822 but they had all bola tsaa hence the pg•ism ado.. Oa behalf el the *WM Ma. sal Mee. awl the tothesollisseullee wr tad th ey datilid the limb al we have al rew7dey mama that otea Nee bat witnesses else emOIM that, es the owning d the Lei OSP. the relator was is to a rilhisa NM the deirlast took ei kis immi i imA mat rediborpressien, " Poor old men. ore • am smi tree • thild.'*--81r. Seep. ghee, b ie r the sishodeat, sonteaded that he shoat be able to move that this ere of MU. was given le his dier by the isle Mr. llorgz e i r ,= ei a meek of the farbilp itis that pr im teem& him. These mei Hare our •> wise bed smai l e l ertiey I = l l 9 , ha is mmy, ami good leetess, the large Ma M 10 .goucs Maim on the aims km* the ishadeat has sel hem so perpenres to We, Wag at the Wehlwrithlie, Warm to • Mk. Osisphao, et Orr as, he OM brew& 'Wert) dtge&t,= ash dieramtemote, it wes • =' a til thing dis tar read have mode the ei . The pry bed heed th at bah Mr. = arl the bem the emmo teamlie, awl roast _wes the sslbmse taro, admen him est th e P•Weetite, that John Alsoek W lardy her la the balk d edirtiag his rents. It was ate pseteaied test the tensor, at the tined his death, will tea Pees Om were Or the With et November, was sr in the peonies el iheaties; sad, what was • veryergelerbet,sespalealebha hermas to tithe iielembstissei 'r te Morgan MEM to relorthemery ,47.7temeed • waist Aso the yoga a ma ate It:Left 11W ill ses= pe te i r d *ties la seder . The Wale bad stray lerkiirdelleamlS that wooldpelify therrim ▪ *at ho woad bent* 90.1 ...anbaJ lesis ohm though set rata to him, woo OM al bird. of he (Mr. liedeant Shim) disad be able to per that this taw of VA was legasi all pore& pewraskel by the tame* to his AMR mg 1.08 UMW - enable bin to the waist .1 the jury. To earsereht the ishodente lON, his brother John Akeek was sena, and he staled rat apse the deism dent emesing to kb leer sting he hod teen lb. Merges, he prochteed a Atm whisk was toad op. Witmer sad his brother wised it, ant eiventa the mutant% while dig then erroneowely reekemmi to be RI., bat whisk they Aar. wsrds, whets therimenwalade was preseat, ellsoovered to be 821. Upon tree Ni the daintier 'riving at Mr. MabbSit'S, MTS. Rabbet; ober the testator was marred. WOWS". Packet. sad liked him where his Nary was ger tot He did not reply tar a keg dais, mid then wirer rid Mr. Mops had ghee • parse to bit brother, sad altar some time the terator meld in answer to the rrested inspleir of if. sister alert what hod barn et his pares that it was " all right." Mr. Morgan did set appear at all ussonesisna of what wee going ea. Mr. Mahler smiled at wirers hoer afterwards, but his brother word sot give up the mew, as he said it had bra gives to bins r a present.—Mr. linrafrey bowleg re plied, Lord Drama sorrel op, leaving it to the jiffy to say whether they believed the witnesses for the plaintiff who stared that the deledent never alleged that the pure; was ilia own, and had always impressed kit willingness to give it up, or that the union of the story SS gives by Jan At was the tree tans. A memareadam had pried between the daendeat mid Yr. Morgan whoa this posse sontaising the money wee headed err, bat that dormer merely seed the word gives, whisk might mean that it wee given to the de fendant to take ears der to keep for his own ase. I: was, however, eataaly a ratter for the jury to determine.—Tie jay, miter sos.aros7 reether Irr about Ave minutes, to. tared a mast be the diadem, at the seise tans infl aming ea risks that the 821. wee intended to be given by the testator ae • pow to bss friend. COURT OF COMMON PLlLAlL—TnerniumT. Nue Pania—Belbre Chief Justus Wiles, sad a Comma Jury. WILLIAMS v. Ron.—AileatiLT IX • PUBLIO-1101ISS.• Mr. ffedeant Jews sad Mr. Udall were mimed for the plaintiff, sad Mr. Oedema Byles for the defendant. This was an seam ire smelting the plaintiff, to which the de fondant pleaded nee guilty. It appeared that the plaintiff, a timekeeper, in oompany with a person of the num of Lowe, went about eight o'clock in the evening en the Bth of October lilt into the Britannia Arse public house, kept by the defendant After being served with gin, tobacco, and a pipe, the plaintiff pro ceeded to light his pipe in frout of the bier, which ed. joined a pongee leading from the bar into the tap room Attar some little time the defendant told him to go into the tap-room if he wished to make, smoking not being allowed where he stood, and upon his failing to comply with this moderate request, the defendant stench across the bee at the pipe and brok •it in the plaintiff's mouth. His mouth was thou area to be bloody, and his face swollen. A police man was aubseqaently fetched by the defendant's potboy and the plaintiff given in charge, but the defendant relented and nothing wee done by the policeman. Lewis and the police man proved theplaintiff's seas—Mr. Berjeant Bytes, foe the defence, contended that the transaction was in truth of aver, different elsanetso than it appeared as detailed by the plain tire wiWmee. It. real history was—The plaintici an - , his Mend Lewis, in spits of cantinted remonstrances, persevceed in annoying every one by smoking where they stood, end the defendant, to put an end to the annoyance, merely nicked od the bowl of the pipe with his open hand whilst it we. is the plaintiff's month. As for the blood and swo:len face, he would show it came from an affray in another public-house in whisk the plaintiff wae subsequently engage-I. The barmaid mai the potboy were called, and proved the defendant's ver sion elate affair. On cross-esansination one of them ad mitted that the plaiatiffoomplained of his month bein g cut, but neither saw any blood. A Okinawa was than called, who spoke to having taken the plaintiff into custody in cense =•• of somber squabble with the landlord of the Gunter public-house later that same evening, when it was sworn plaintiff himself accounted for his blouse being torn and his face being swollen an the result of the latter affray. —Mr. Serjeant Jones having replied, the learned Judge, in 'naming up, observed that as an assault was, beyond doubt, proved, the plaintiff was entitled to their verdict. The only cinetion for them to consider was the amount of damages. Hs thought the action might have been brought in on infe rior court. They would, however, say to what amount the plaintiff was, in their opinion, entitled to remuneration.— Verdict for plaintiff —Damages one farthing. COURT OF EXCilißQUßß—YllgriltDat MMus in Basco after term. This tout sat yesterday plummet to nodes, and delivered judgme..t in several cases standing over from the last term. Auogig these wee that of SAO. O. ROBISION.—ADMIOSIIIILITY or • WITXUS ITXDBM Loan D 'e Act —Sir F. Pollock, C. 8., stated that in this case the court was of opinion that there ought to he • rule absolute foe • new trial. The action was ago kitsmasy had and received, to which the defendant pioniod son aesumpait only, and at the trial two gus tiest sione—namely, whether a man named Smith was ad miesible m a witness, and, if he were, whether his evidence mild be received under the plea of the defendant ? The plaintiff had commissioned the defendant, who is an sac dowser, to sell en omnibus for his, and the omnibus being he applied to Robinson for Me proceeds. Robinson, however, reload to band over the money to 82e, alleging that before the sale at auction the plaintiff h himself by private contract sold the omnibus to one Smith, who had given hies, the defendant, notice not to pay o'er the mons y to Sage, by whom en undertaking had been FiV.M t.) Smith that he would tell Robinson not to sell—an underta king which he, flue, had broken through. In order to prove teen facts, the defendant tendered Smith but he being examined on the voir dire stated that he had told Rubinson to defend the action, saying that he would go halves with his in the debt and coos. Oa this be was ob jected to by the plaintiff as a party for whom the action was is part debaded; but the wastes beirg received, another question arose as to the right of the oefendent to go into the mete in the present state of the record. The evidence was received, sad a motion for a pew trial being obtained, the same was argued during the last term, when the judgment of the court was delerred.—His Lord.hip n iw ruled that the court wee ignominiously of opinion that the witness was admissible, as his undertaking only made him a sort of pm. rules, end did not else an insurmountable objection to his reception under Lord Denman's Act. With respect, hew ever, to the other branch of the case, the court was of opinion that Mere ought to bee new trial. in order to determine the Mot whether notice of the sale to Smith bad been given to Robinson before he sold the omnibus.—Rule absolute for a new trial accordingly. BuoNstim P. I.4YIItII.—RAILWAT DlPolllll.—This I was an action brought to recover the amount paid by the phiatiff as a deposit fur scrip in reilwa scheme, end was pet forward on the authority of " ,Welstab v. Spottiswoode," +lnch was decide.) in this court at the onset of the railway I it igationorken it was held that the deposits might be recovered us 'Loney paid on a contract, the consideration for which had failed. At the garment of the present case, however, it ape pared that the tuts did cot range themselves "on all foam" with those in thee's. referred to, inasmuch as the defendant had only been proved to have been present at the offices of the company on one occasion, b• yond which attendance he had nothing to do either with the affairs of the company, or the deposit of the plaintiff. Under these cireuougances, the court now thought that the plaintiff was not entitled to recover against the defendant, and en they discharge t the rule to eater verdict for him.—Hale discharged. Nisi Pairs, at Westinhasier.-11ellicts Kr. Wes ?Wand ally:Mem Q mmo Jury. WINTLIT O. BONSOII.—ALLItti SD NPOLZOT or DITTY lit Till 81111tIFF or 8111111 T.—This wee an action, at the indiums of Mr. Wco'ley, publisher, Strand, - against Mr. Bonsor, sheriff of the county of 8 .strey, to recover compen sation in damages tor loss sestainid through the ans.:eel neglect of an officer of the sheriff.—The defendant pleaded not guilty.—Tke cue occupied the court seedy ell day, but the facts may be briefly stated. Mr Illam fr ey and Mr. Temple appeared for the plaintif f ; and Cdr. W. R. Watson arid Mr. Duman fur the defendant. From the state ment of counsel it appeared that is, the ammo of 1846, in coiaguence of the railoay mania then pee n's-Ms the advertiuments of the Sus newspaper increased to such an extent, that Mr. Mord... Young, the proprietor, deemed it necessary to increase the machinery oh his printing establishment lie accordingly ordered a new machine of Mr. Middleton, of 8 oathwark, for the cum of 8.501. An instalment of 3501. in tee first instance, and nth %lewdly the balance of the full amount were paid. It, however, happened that before the machine was completed, the railway panic arose, t . .a rails. - .y ads, niientents rimed to ft,w in, and the new machine wane cos n golfed. Mr. Young %nemeses, requwded Mr, Middleton to repurchase the ma chine, but t e proposition was drelined. The machine re mained on Mr. Middleton's premises; and some time alter, Mr. Young being in went of moles, an deuce wee made to him by the pliintid, Mr. tif. a ley, on the security of the =saint Mr. Young had atm her orfd.tor of the nem of goriest, who sued him and obtained • judgment toe 2451. tle. 4d. Barron .n followed, end the matline was seised by the Sheriff of Surrey. As soon as the plaintiff became aware of thm proceedings, he inti mated to the .tteriff that he had • claim on the machine for money lent, and gave notice ant to proceed with the sale. A judge's order 11,11eubiegitently titain-d, by which it was directed that the sale should be stayed tor a week, •aa the pisiatil's polio, MW. into soon to sow oho imiM That THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1848. ma WU sot paid, awl proseat to the ORIN, the ale wee Crtrwith. The wile book place es the pewits a elberirs cam. Oserge.treet. Bleekfrierevead , whisk le lost then abase lb= Mr. Middletes'e Saar fasoory, when the naohlee lay. At the soh only eight or silo rooms allesdrd, sad the 'adduce woe banked dews to a men who attended es Wolf of Mr. Immo, the eusgrieter of a default dal/ paper,for the Not of OIL" The aid ground be e s wour" by the 'hind( wee Oat dee Meows bad sot red by the eltertire awn to oblMs a larger son.—After the ell alasties of leveed maim= es seek side, the jury roamed a verdict for the ffribehat. en the seeoad floor saw about Agee° men sitting round table, sue of whom stood up with his hat off and had a bar in his hand containing a number of tickets or counters made of bone, sulk of which was ausbered. There were sums of money on the table, sad the persons around it were espied Is Midair sulk a gout from the beg, width he laid on the table, mad when say perm draw the highest number from the beg he took up the money, while the was who held the be &shod the eompu y to stake their money, upon which such es were incased to draw threw down as. shilliug, and took a wastes from the beg. smother stake being soda made. A second man, who took the money, mimed the amount la oast book sad the number of the counter in umber, while he staked mosey on his own mount mar sioaslly. In about as hour ;and a buff two mo Wass were brought forward, into which tickets which had been wsitten upon were plead, mmtaisies, as witness presumed, the names of keen. The enshrines wag tuned rotted by wh ich , and two men drew • ticket from sash, previous to every person inelinsdto have a draw deposited one shilling on the table. A third person called out the name of a hone, each a " Charity," or any other from the ticket that had bees handed to by one of the drawn. upon which the sinner took thew hole of the mosey from the table. When the rune was over, the bag -as left on the table, and the perms who kept the accounts . . _ belgod the bar. EICIIEQUIR CHAMBER.—Tarramay. NM* Mr. mike Mama sad the Judy' of Or gagaa's lama sad Comm Flow on MGR from the °wart of eartmesr. Bmeort O. DUNICAS.-1 3101 IT OF • SIIINWITIM TO PLOWS TSB C• 1100 FOX TIM Berta OF Dalkon To • Sam—This ON invokes the above importing mkt. The tiff was the emir • skip, sad the EVoleareratend seeds kW manPermabsee ned with ha T- W earn a ear. ef heat it lrieg slipshod that ea the arrival ef the gesib . ear6 ol, peel (the dawn ef the sea and arivigaika elms ezespled) the goods should be delivered to the ilehadent ea mwesat et the freight. TM serge w dipped esd the vismlr .. lo eta, bet 'twin Mak maks radio sathased sea that the aware was Wird se pee Ma Permahwe7X repair. As the maw had se available lauds at his sem awl he wasesmillei to themes aliethseary bead, piedflllff WO ship, freight mad eerie, before the aessieesy Mama tar the repairs twee weds. The meal Mimi were takes la the Own el Admiralty. The p Oe her voyage, sad r arrival at Liverpool gekadati teadered the height sad delswilail delivery of the cargo Mb demand wee refried, en the mud that the cane had hem pialgoi ea above stated, whew upon the deleMeat osmasseni an action. la the emote w the pleadleas an erg meet segue ea • dimmer, width was beide& la teem if the ashadeat, and on the isms libel he ebleheel a yeediel. The preen% writ of error now lon ages& that julgawat. Sir Fitzroy Kelly was heard at pi &gloms* to oropliart of the cur of the plaintiff is arm, and Mr. mortis ea the other aids. Mr. Jukes Pattesoa said the court would take tine to consider the jadgempat. COURT OF BAI4ICRUPTCY.—TnewnDAT. Mon Comakeicewe Rw firolzs.—J. W. Spokes, be auctioneer, Strand, caste up for his lag exasaisatios, supported by Mr. Dunces. His balance-sheet ezt.nded from the lit Feb., 1847, to the 17th Oct. last, end showed deka end liabilities 1,6461.; capital, 6941.; profits, 1,0 341 . Wpm' &Won, i dol ; property given up to essitaele, 731. ; kelt by _creditor., 2931. ; rent, and taxes, 6661.; law Gott, WW. ,• trade expresso, 96b1. ; 42W. ; dame* asperse, 33i 1 . la answer to question the (lensindesper, the bankrapt said is. bad empied ober la the Reread, Loadenweed, sad Walworth-rewl, int bed had so interest ke* ether pee- SSW& Re had dipseed el the peeniass Wasserft-rcad in Jaw. 1446, rid Weedy ellsrweinis these in Landewroad, to Yr. Rderll.—The Canseiniener slid this was • very sus picious ere; the baskrupt W woe hare on his own peti tion, and the person who bad been sposinted wipes eru • creditor for 4/., appohibui * a penes who had proved for 111. He should not pee the feenkewt WI the creditors had had an opportuaity of kaki* ante die affairs . The lather of a boy who had bees eoprestiseil to the bankrupt applicd for the return of the psalms be hod paid, OW , and the eamegeekowt ordered that 401. of it shield be returned. Tile COMllillillanr, Olaf omasematimi in stress terms on the abeam, of the enigma, adjeurnAl the siandaatton fur • swath. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Now Coca?, YSITTADST.—Betare the RSIONSII. ECCINTILICITT.—Maria Carlota Aloes Cabral, aged 50, married, and Maria Roos, 36, also married, wen indicted far miming a brooch sad divers articles of hams, valued at 31., the property of Hester Pitman.—The alder prisoner is s Spanish cosatess I. her own right, and the younger pri-oner her sereast.—The praseeutriz stated that she keeps a Porta. guess and Spsnish boording- how is Finsbury-square. The arisoser and her husband were Maiden in the house, and from suspicions she entertained that a valuable gold watch, which had ben leak was purloined by either the elder pri soner or her servant, she obtained the attendee's of Sergeant Brennan, of the (1 division of police, and on the 2nd of l a st =oath he, with her, went up to the bedroom of the servant, and proceeded to smith it, when they found some towels hidden between the bed and !matron and also some sewed up in an amen ; and also a quantity of other articles of a similar domestic nature. They then pro ceeded to the bedroom of the countess, and upon searching her found several towels wrapped round her body, neat the skin, and also several pieces of soap hidden in her bosom and under her armpits. The sergeant observing her about to conceal something in h. r bosom, seized her hand, and found it to contain a silver brooch which the proseeutriz bad lost some months presionly.—The Recorder asked whether any of the property had been traced to have been pawned, or otherwise made away with. The prosetintriz said these had not.—ln cromozamination by Mr. Passel, the pee eecutriz stated that the prisoner and her hubead beenled in the hoses and paid a guinea a day. All the bawds found were muted, and there had been no attempt to obli terate thein—Sergeant Brennan produced the property, which consisted of towels and linen of the anilasyy bows hold description.—The Recorder said it seemed to Ida ma like lightheadednese than larceny on the part of the elder prisoner. He then recalled the proemial:, who stated that the elder prisoner came to her establishment in April, and in May she was married to a Portuguese gentleman. She was not aware of her being insane ; but previously to her mar rimse there was a consultation of five physicians to inquire into the state of her mind; and she had heard of prisoner's oonfiaement in her own country, but did not know what fee. —Mr. Bodkin timid it seemed to him a cue of eccentricity. —The Recorder said it struck him as being anything but a larceny ; and it was rather hard to Mena • person with felony for having a few more things in use than the regulation of the house permitted. He Wen directed an acquittal.—Mr. Bodkin, in preferring the other charge, said it was only fair to the prosecution to state, that the charge would not have been preferred for the trivial articles of a domestic character, but finding the emintas in pemestion of a brooch which had been last, and which she, the countess, had been spoken to about, they had resift to suspect the had stolen the watch, which had, how arse se been traced. The watch was worth 871., still it was bet a ease of suspicion, and the jury who had heard what had been stated of her eccentricity, which he was bound to say lad been borne out, would take that into their con- Adoration. The girl had only acted as her servant. An acquittal was taken upon the other indictments, and the Re- Carder ordered their discharge from custody. PULTOIIIIT.—H. Bramwell, surgeon, was indicted for fe loniously marryingElizabethTinlee,hisiril• beiag alive. Evi -1 &ace was given of the previous marriage, by license, at the PRISMS street Chapel, Devonport, on the 18th of August, 1157, to Rebecca Cope, and, on the 25th of Much, 1843, at Benetaple, Devon, to Elisabeth Tinley ; and a witness having bees called, who proved having seen his wife at Lis keard.Corewall, afew daye ago the jury returned a verdict of Guilty.—The second wife, who wm to court in a state of mental and bodily suffering, mid that the prisoner lived with her three months after him marriage, end had nearly ever since been at sea. She had seen him when at home, and he had sent her money when away Since their marriage he had sold her furniture, plate, liven, and all she poinesed.- 111., pruner pleaded guilty to two other indictments, one for marrying Emma Geoer:ana Rose, at Calcutta, on the 13th of October, 1847, and another for marrying Hannah Amelia Bland, in September last, at Liverpool—The Re corder then said upon the fi rst indictment Liver should sen tence him to seven years' transportation ; and upon the second indictment also to seven years transportation; the second sentence to commence at the termination of the first. THIRD COURT.- -Mare Mr. ninon, ACCUSATION its FORTUNI TILLINCL—F. BetlVit OSTTen (Send to take her trial on a charge of steeliest • duplicate, by which she obtained porameion of • dress belonginv to I. fasces Les.—Proncutris having pledged a diem placed the duplicate its a boa, from whence she mimed it, and going on the succeeding day to the pawnbroker's found her dress had been redeemed. Prosecutriz then went to a fortune teller's, who, having performed some magic conjurations, told her that whoever had the dress would sell it for more than it was worth. Upon this the prinecutris communicated her suspicions, when some fattier magical spells having been completed, it was decided that prisoner was the guilty party, and she was accordingly requested to accept- Party the prow utile to the pawnbroker's, which she did; and the pawnbroker's assistant having bee n asked by prose outris whether prisoner was not the party who had redeemed the gown, said she was ; and when he heard of the opinion peinounced by the fortune-teller he became so otiosely int. premed in his belief as to Induce the magistrate to commit her foe trial. His evidence this day wm so contradictory and prevaricating that the jury discredited it altogether, and acquitted the girl, Mating that she left the court without • stain upon her character. BIGAIIT —A FIIIIND.—J. It Neil, aged 26, a printer, was indicted foe feloniously intermarrying with Mary Elizabeth Bonnet, his wife being then alive. The farts proved in evidence wero thue. On the 4th of August, 1839, the prisoner married his first wife at St. Pandits church, end on the 13th of November in the present year he mar ried the second wife, at Bloomsbury. Information having been received of the fact he was apprehended before he could get home with his new bride. the prisoner, in his de fence, went into a long story, and mid that he lived happily enough with his first wife until he had occasion to suspect hsr fidelity ; she, however, persuaded him he was in error, and all went on smoothly until one day, when he brought home a friend with whom he had been having some drink. After they had bren in the room some time be tell asleep on the sofa, and when he awoke he found his friend in bed with his wife. His wife denied there had been anything criminal, but when he told her that he had only been finning sleep fer the purports of watching her, she admitted her guilt upon that as well as previous occasions. Upon that they agreed to part, and be therefore thought he was at liberty to marry again ; besides his second wife was some relation to his first, and wee son e of his being a married man.—The second wife said, in a loud tone, " That's false."—Mr. Bullock said that was no encase it she did know ir.—After some further remarks from the prisoner, the learned °omen...gum sentenced him to eight months' imprisonment and hard labour. other case* lined during the day in this wart did not possess any (eaters of public interest. MONEY MARKET. FYIDAT 1•1111.1110. The prices of public securities have ruled very equably to-day, the variations, so far as Coupel4 the great barometer of stock values, having scarcely ex ceeded the 4 turn usual between buyers and sellers in ordinary times. At the cu.ening they were called 87} to a for money and account, and so they left off. One speculative bargain was, however, done at 87L, which might perhaps have been put forth as a feeler, but it was not repeated, as the market was found too !along for speculators on a fall to cope with, and Consols im mediately afterwards were bought per cent. higher. Reduced Threes were 861 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 86} to a. Long Annuities, 8 9-18 to a. Exchequer Bills, 435. to 465. pm. India Bonds, 37a. to 40s. pm. Bank Stock, 188 to 190. India Stock, 23.5 to 7. Although the accounts from Amsterdam represent the demand for home stocks to be dull, and prices a shade lower, whilst for foreign stocks generally, and Spanish and Portuguese in particular, there was an animated market, with higher rates, yet Dutch stocks have maintained their quotations here. The Two-and a-Half per Cents. remain 471 to 81, the Fours 721 to 31. Belgian were 71 to 3. Russian, 99 to 101. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12, the Threes, 241 to 51 1 Portuguese, 241 tot. Mexican, 211 to 1. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chaim, 83 to 5. Ecuador, 2} to 4. Pere vian were higher at 33 to 7. New Granada, 12 to 13. Venezuela, 14 to 16. The business in foreign exchange was still upon a very moderate scale. On Hamburg and Paris the quotations were somewhat lows-. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.21 to 1; on Rotterdam, 12.2} to 1 ; on Antwerp higher at 25 . 80 to 83 ; on Hamburg, 13.11/ to 12; on Frankfort, 1211 to ; on Petersburg, 36; on Paris (at short), 24.40 to 45 ; on Vienna, 11.18 to 24; on Trieste, 11.20 to 25; on Leghorn, 31.95 to 32.5; on Naples, 391 to 1; cn Mailrid, 47 to 1; on Lisbon, 52—a1l but Paris at 3 months. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 25th ultimo, give, as compared with those of the weekrftedi,_ the following results: 04981913011 W s. Xt7,386,555 ~.... berme £197,720 (matt ess elb sieve 17,400 ,1,992 ,443 Pubis dinn492 ....„ Imam 842,997 Other &pails Govinnonst nonaritlis I,o„l3lnman 130,000 in KNOW 1 Wow unitritleeDepartimet Oda andindlion thless nay sad other Me 1,056,645 0 Past. The notes in reserve had increased 630,4201. at the total amount of 9,986,1101. The special features of these returns are, the large increase in public deposits, the increase of government securities in the banking department, the continued accession to the stock of coin and bullion, the considerable continuous addition to the reserve, and the falling off, small as it may be, in the " other" securities. BANK OF ENOLAND.—Aocoosr for the Went ending Nov. 15,1119 DIPARTXINT. Notes laurel 07.386.665 Government Debt— . /11.015,100 I Other ttreuritlee... 3,9 84 4,900 Odd Coln owl 11, 978.644 Rim Bunionl4l,9ol .827.388,651 af.3B!LS66: Di Proprietor.' Gyre' • • ..‘14.64 0 V 0 Nest MAIM Publie Nacheq., fiev. Commis. of Malawi Debtoive Dm Amt..) UMW , Other Depeodts ,932.840 Pevee-day and o th er Bilk 1 9 .• &JAI CAMAY Nov. 70.111& lI%IIIIM. Glanniment eiteritar %wind. Dad Wight Anand4) . ..... /93.4a.0 12 Otherileculitiss 10.754,444 Notes Goid and Wirer 0.31 a 763A1 a 9 I. MARSHALL, adef Ci11:887 rapes _ _ M3101119E Dank Stock. 1861 90 3 pot es. VA& sm.. NM 3 per Or.. C4999 6. Aa5... 879 I I i LoNow 3 4 1:9 . 1 . .p. 2 . 11 i seo. 88.16 Ditto 30 39861. lip. 1 0 360 d, 1810 . 8 7-16 Coiag Ann., 30 Teem, esp. 611 Jan. , le6U, 0 7 Lea 1 s .mds, £l,OOO, 39 pm. Ditto, under £l,OOO, 34jm. , °numb for Account, 67 i I 1 Ni I ber Me, ' ,45 3 ; 2d., June, 10 211., J. MU.. Smell. SW.. Man*. 43 ; 3d., , 49 PUN 111. 4 we Ct. Portuguese Bd.. Acc.,344 6 vizi% lensatrat Dd.. Asa., DOC. 3 per 01. ligenieb H eds e %d Dime Dee 66, 26i 04 Si p Cu. Dutch Idebangs, 11 gum, 74 4 pot Ct. DUN Omit.. Ts 4 ro!kinle: 54er Ct. Brazilian Sao, 24 per Ct. Crtuador Bet, 24 1 per Ct. Ortmada 1144,114 5 per Ct. Maximo 11411, *1 lento, Acct. Dolt 15, in Ditto 6=ll, MI 6 on Ct. Pemba Acet., bee.) 31 $ p or ut.6iNtrtupon Moat, SI6 EXCHANOBB AND STOCKS ABROAD. Mr iv as, Nov. 28.-111aeov. Law 6 per Cant, 10310!1: Raa•Hn RAO& Lean. ; 6 per Coat limb. CArtl4,, 434 931: (let and JrJ rrod 4th metes, B c k Bidets. New 4 per um"- 44 1 4 4. 4 . Law. 3 per Cent, 63i; 14p40141. 6 Per b.dc. 6A . 494 l j. . 13 103 0 . ItCr e late . e l ie ni Atterl3 l 9 l l . l= l : l 7 34% 1' 4. IMO 10144. Nov. D. 3 i 446 0 4. Of. RAILWAY NEWS. FIDDLY ',INDIO. Shares have been heavy to move, and we may notice that the prior of Great esterns, Booth Ea terns, and North British were not quite supported. The call, upon the three classes ashore. in the Great Western sufficiently explain the cause of their declin ing tendency. SHARK LlST.—Lompow, Dimness 1. Nom —The gootalkose of cos In Zama thus - len demote semi tioatootkoks : those of Um Is Ratko Wien prim rms. Ulitn• I° 3l " fr o : 5. i- `2• 44 ' , _.'"... - la r _ . Do. Cow. Tcrum. .14 04.1. 14 i 40 Do. do. MOM. .14 lid. et 64 131 Do. Third, .. .... 69 401. lui si I s I?4 ,. . i tglif.D= id. ip. NI 1..8-!uF•tyfrylid p , I : . ., 1 ,i, PAID. \6l AbOrdSl6l l44 ;i . ..... 1r fro.. Dud was eig.p!Larevßagrew. 1 3 1 ( %Jr t 44.. & Arlr Wpm e Os. Jog& arst or tosh the books dowi stars in - d left them -..-. ..iis Me ft tee- .... - . lee Whams mime away about half-past twelve o'clock, when 3 2d. 4 Man., Bust. & Mat , the seseling brae up, but he did not see the defendant 3tl Md. 130 Masich...66s£o£ o 4B 4 2 Berri Me evening. On the Mowing night the game was 13 13d. 18 De. *Otero. 14lOg ltd. 31d. 10 Do. Nee PO 12r4. 1M 'WWII& kit a mmil* menus; bat he amid not say what was us 40 Do.OLW•hea.Mq. 31 Md. done with the beg or hooks, nor did he see the defendant.- 8 74. 100 Midland 11 61 71 Mr. hitillne ordered the defendant to pay a penalty of 61. 1 Do. Cow. Pre. 318 19 10 Do. kg dorm l9 M with Neb. IL% 13** 100 Do. Mem . 2 al MARTLEBONE.-oMinene HO .-9. Sestabtery too No.fi.ietalles in let Was charged with stealing a pane and its contents from the el 64 3.1 Do.lirist& parson of Mrs. B. Oilling.-Presscutrix deposed that on the ',3 31 1 146 Mid. Gt. ireeninetll ift i . 140 rocas& & Dierfek ; previous afternoon she got into an omnibus close to St. Pius , eras Cluseelt, in the New-reed, sad took her seat nest to the ,2 Ip. e.,'. 111 Ito. It= .. . rit , Phew. Oa arriving at the comer of Tottenham-wean- tar its ei Do. eares..... 3 ! led. ter 1 Do. •• • • I l id. Ma the vehicle stoppwl, sad the prisoner was in the en of St Do Thirds ...... alighting, when she (prosecanix) mimed from her pocket a 40 '2 NO Norfok $ puree which had in it either six or seven sovereigns, she 1124 tale it 10 Do. Nes, 204 11 94. I 4 ttis. 6 leg do Gem eould not tell whieh. Feeling satisfied that the prisoner DT Do do. bps 174 as w the man by whom she hadlean rubbed, she told him so, 16 136. 4 0 1 N. Co Northunties adste.Weeleell td.lhelen sad seized him by the skirts of his coat übe was getting 4 In. lb North Meltectitre. . down the steps, bat he bloke away from her and ran off as 4 td. M North Frahm • . fast as he could. She cried "Stop thief, ' and a number of -, 47. --.... 192 940. 49 caf.,W_cemelltWOD., l i t limmediately went its pursuit of him.-Oftter evi k,-,, st It m, i , '„ii: :11:: re jr. 10 T A tZt . ..Ch . tg i t k r: , a t = l wo gone into, from which it appeared that the pit- Q map eesseteak map. 26 goodish Ceaeral . miter, on landing himself ea hotly chased, rushed into a 26 Haw Ltocurosidev .. 911 , 11 la bs. atuDand . MUM in Eden street, Hempetasstread, closed the door upon ,t.e. Ed,.!bbiTy_hp_t_t_bbiaib ST ...1 0 . IT: D iar o , : . :l 4 . ,. .i i ii i ii . a 6 Do. de. - *am /I • Whams named Him, who was about to enter with a vkw li 5i 1.:=1 . D.,,i, =urine him, sag be Val soon afterwards taken into 19 Chest fierlbsra .... 9 IT LS reotokaleo(NW by Mom= Cocks, who discovered him in • loft 1 1 Dodo adiderred at Ito. Nohow •.. ir at *SSW of the premises alluded to. At the statioa.house D isltsre= "r , .. im. 17 i' re . . Nee it .........,. • 10,4 seven sovereigns were bead in one of his boo's, but the 4 rit.NostaalVeslisrs, La. 10 Do.spevvencrw r. 111 let pane had not been MA with. He had also in his pima- Ire W.NorrareaeOlsala Wire Deka .. " 4 6%2 Devoe. -.. .t114 ekes 19e. in silver.-The phew" was committed for trial. 3., , 1 00,„ : /v,47,,,... , „ ; • 415 Do. Preferegos. . WESTIIINSTEIL-wrrane PaollaCverote. - Me. 14 Do Nero, 1M.... . . _N tooth Bonsai pave judgment in en adjourned sow, in which Mr. all Greet Werra .... e We South W. Winks, of Magee's-road Kest, Chelsea, was complain , d V, It: li 4 ....::::: • m a i , 2,1 De. L0....... 11 W 111 u 12 1 of by the authorities of St. Luke's, Chelsea. Defendant eo D o . p01ny........ id. 25 D0.d0.„.., IS was proprietor of a house in the New-road, which was let 13 Do. Nete,ri Ift Md. 10 Iso, do. Three.. iil Out in separate tenements. In the counts of the inspection of g o, Ha p ...! d s t'Og ar ....• •.: I v " V 4: 15 6 5ee5tity.4.71,....a61.1 •• • • ASO this place, lour feet of stagnant putrescent water were found lei D o , iyaoms le op. 4f l Waked. h in the beessent of the house, eau in the rear a quantity of se Lase. and Casee 141 to de 14 . eavyarley on ... soil rising to the level of the yard, the whole emitting the El ,PO 1 7 . 1 ref,!i_s_;;;;..M. 3 0 £ 2 1 it,.••11.• ••••• • • lo• most offensive smell that oould be imagined. There were j',7, r.u r,,`,. d‘ ,.. " . ...77:132 ` u° *•••**** --- 40 Whig Soot.lWerel 10 144. three families in the house, comprising the number of 26 in- 43 Do. Levens ... - 1 16 13d. 91 Win krons.ll4 West mates. Four of the children In the house had lately Ili De. Agree •••• • a M. 9 6 Pen. Nene-. a Ow. 221 had the scarlet lever, but were now m Do.ort.Newetßar 34 11 * setting 6#l Do. earteneige lig. 16 DoEstiotYkalewll4 better.-The defendant's answer to the charge was, that his 13 Do . lairds Megoti egg. 15 DodoNolN ',Ailey 111 drain passed into a sower at the back, and ea the lower had, * Do• W. .N 4.0111 tr. 011 4 A ,YoaN N E a rtier i e . Pest 3 7 Do IL Union for some date past, became choked up, he could sot la any 26 Do.Prestigh Wore ?6 10 " Do. Preference .isa way, he considered , be blamed. He had resorted to every ex- of . D o . i egooa . , . 4 4p. 26 ! n e .E.aur,eudoio* psent in his pose, sad at great expense, to prevent the to Look and *Word 911 3 Iroasioir RaisysTal offensive matter milkiest through into the basement of hi. it 14 1 t. " i d , . ."0 .• : g 2 4. 4 0 ,g o f t ="A i i,i 6 , premises, but without effect. He had bad his drain deemed, 31' DO do Preige 3 1 N. 17 ifte. Pr..oe.l3VeriPti 11.1. but had no power to clean the sewer, the state of which, he 3, Lie. &able. g • A 7 Nanii5a......171 M. declared, gave rise to the present complaiut.--Mr. al telt i V ie t a r arud td 41 ifeet isithaft. we. ma. po;ii:;.l.il &Wile, surveyor of St. take's, Chelsea. said 60 1,,,,„,k8,40,k0tke,i, so gyi h 1,,,, a i. 4 k i g..b o ,l there was a sewer in front, into which defendant tr I.3o.Gear. Slier Ct et at I 6. 1auemb0arg........" # 1 was bound to make his drain by the existing law.- 41 r i fit Zts li.. . a. 19 10 Ne s tor avid Liege . .10 if Mr. Broderip raid he was satisfied that he could not look to 4 ' DeltesrslooWDL tat It Northern of Snook any remote cause of the nuisance, but only to the owner or its leads. a Greenwich 7 Oviedo , * Bordeaux , Std occupier of the premises where the manatee was found to la Lour D a e- hmtee• •• • N.Weiseen ' U Parte an d Lwow. .. to. 100 ia P e tl 117 1 lb/ Do. exist. The evidence we clear and the facts undisputed, that 22 tm. g...... L e 8; 240 . p,..,, and 04,,,,,,..., 2i there w 54 a nuisance existing on det endant's premises. There 7 Do. do New ... . psi b. 10 Park and Rouen ...13 16 might he some hardship in defendant's case, but if he could 2 No. Fifth 5........ et _f Paris I etrooboierge t 74. show that its suffered through the default of others he 5 Du Udf .0 3, 1 * *5 NI Rouen and Nom . . T . 9 D0.101..h.. aII a 101 and Maur.. 11. might seek his remedy at law. The msgistrata then ord.'red 9 ko 10l di.,111 es it b lot 1 9 frees Non'e fie. Tea. the defendant to remove the offensive matter within 48 house 1 D 0.101.42..). A 110 21 81, net Nordic ft • of the time of receiving the noti.e. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.-MIDLAND.-It is said to LAMBE rH.-court ----- l'r 001.13.-T. M'Donneli was be the intention at the railway company to commence carrying entail charged with attempting to pass a counterfeit sovereign = 4 ,, 0f Irtmer l39 sad either "wet. 10 the rate of £ 1 per toe , hem and a he ft sovereign at the shop of Mr. Josue, to Leeds, 105 alts, Including the collection sad delivery. Ertl OPT 11U1014 lIE UNMAN° W EtlL-terom liegitogyL'Arotifeig) near the Elephant and Castle.-Mn. Jones deposed . Mompoe.-Amiens and Boulogne, Dee. 2, Paris, et 2. • Stealing. that on the evening before the prisoner purchase d hue, W.lverhareproa, and Stour Valley. Dec. 5, Itirmioghian ; Great Ohre pain 07 trousers and a waistcoat at her shop for 2 -55., Western, Dee. IS, Paddington , at 1 ; Lancaster and Preston, Dee. and tendered is payment a sovereign and a half. Oa ex- 12, Lancester, at 1; London end South. Western, Dec. 13, Nine Elms, mining the sovereien she said she did not like its appear. at t. . L ti.t . ,. un . e . a.L . rs.i OWIOII, Brighton, set South Goat--zugueb oak anise, upon which the prisoner said he would give her another and did so, and the other ace she sent to a Caro-Aberdeen-11. 6s. Bd. on the new 811. shares, due Nov. 27; neighbour to request change if it was good.-C. Peters, asito.raya-3,,, duo Nov. 13; Ayrshire ..* (11.0 , 2 -21. 10,., barmen at the Waggon and Horses, deposed that on due Nov. 13; &Awe, Blackburn, Clltherce and West Yorkshire the sovereign being presented for change he saw it -IL on the "A" shares, due Dee. 1; East Lawrahlre- D. was a bad one, and accompan!ed the sesseuger to the house on toe .ref. Suer . er "ed. due Nue. 1; sod 5. on the new sham, due Nov. 14 ; East and West India Donis and Bir d Mrs. Jones. He then saw the other sovereign and a half miarrliam Junction-21. 10e. , doe Den. 13 ; eastern Counfise tendared by the prisoner, end found them to be bad also.- V. 10s. cm the new 101.0 ne r cent shares, dos Nov. 25; Edinburgh Polies constable Clerk mid that on taking the prisoner along and Gisegow-51. en the half shares. due Dee. I ; Edinburgh end to the station-house he observed his left hand closed, and Northern-N. on the 25/. asses (1857), N. on the 151. saw he bad something in it. He endeavoured to open his shsns ( 1447 4 21. on the ,101 . glom V 046 , ) y end 21 . on the hand, when the prisocer tripped him up, but he kept his t ~,,n T ras . a i 1574 1 1 .1. 10.. r a Na.. 44 Mt . torthern-21.. hand secured until he got to the station -house.-Inspector s ou th J0.4_11. an t i. sew 3 1 .6 ~,„...g. a ,.,„,", D ,,,:t i , nd ,,.. Roller said that the hag he then produced bad been (Oven dewy and Coleraine-11.5e., doe AO.. ts ; Lo.oooa.rrptooEonk.kottit to him by the last witness, and on examining it he found it to 21. We., due Nev. 14; Midland Great Western (14-21. 1.3 e., oe. contain eight sovereigns ail counterfeit, and folded up in tic. the 501. shoes, end D. lo a. cm the 251. shares, both due Nev. 20 ; 'se paper.-The prisoner was remanded. Mold D. 10.., due Nov. Ii; Waterford and Limeriet-21. 10e., doe Nov. le. Derisireltaritueet..-Bostee, Newark, and Sheilleld, Is. 6d. per 1 chore (dual) new payable ; Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle. upon Tyne-10s. per share, now payable. TKAPWIC.-Wecke maim' Nov Utreisl . 10 ele.l to Nov. 26.-IFront the /railway _ _ IV: r" iffi. r o . 6 Dostonetaos 60 firlstoi and Easter 174 Do. 71i im g .24 61 1.. 6 II Do. Sawn; 6 160.L.10 Preforms 60 awoke a Holyboad 16 I Do. Preffeddr• •• .1 36 I MAW* a Neld.fd.c I 211 EARCIU.LiIitIAD, 10 Do. WU. E. 4 11.1 36 160131.00.004 1 ' , /.1 31 iskiliero Comatis 10 Do.Nerdisur.np o ft Do Est .Pa • dcl' W. do. . . „A. 2 66 Do.NoriSsoldPei 60 1t... 10. eD. UPI! 13 Do. 4 skarn 36 W. do. Nan . U Rasters Moos 61 4 SO Do. do n so b. elm C 19 Do d•sermiWipa 16 Eqe Lsi.ccusave. II , Belfast . k tos Lau.— 16{8. 16 ',London & N. B lWortn. 6761 1401Loadon end tit& ILondon.Nrightonjie. 1.147, London & Wenn.. PA Mal Londonderry & 6.6 , Mann Med& & Lisa 111 z Ll= &Clarliola Lite ass , Mkt. Ot Renerili 12.711 11.712, North British . 1.277, deottialt 2687 3,lMlehroorsbury & Meier 166 South heron 2,2 M VW: don* 56.3 . 1.1136 , Tat Vslo . ....... 2.671' 1.M4 ... 16.11 Rican; _ Vora, Nene. & 1.61 1.t70 , York &N. Midland. 10.1611 6.441 1848.:1841. catJZo;iaa cua.a. aaa ' ,wan L Intagbeda. IMAIn iKlnotogra. Pth.atAbdte.Ja. !kw Anglian_ • • • FartLoaessimenh. • • It Cain** V.:l77:Zniirroii.k:: :1 blinhumh&Northum .11. 4 4., Path, & Alf . Oleag.. & Om.. urea South. & Wag . Lam...l.er al lam:rhos a. YurWk. solute re- Annuities, PUBLIC SALES.—YesTERDA By Mean , . SHUTILP.WMMII, at the Mart.-1 version to owe-fifth part of 13,0001. Three per Cent. Ban receivable at death of a gentleman aged 66; meld for 1,106 1161ute revenion to one-tilth part of 2,3101. Three-1m per Cent. Beak annuiuea, receivable at same death; 201/1. Absolute rever -ion to one-third part of 0,6001. 120 i. 4d. Three per Cent. rank Annuities, on kWh of a gentleman aged GI ; 8501. Reversion to ooe-fourth part of 3,5001. stock, on death of a gentle min aged 76 and a lady 6.3, 74 I. Revendon to a moiety of 1,0501. Threoandat-Ons- - - Bank Annuith a, on death of a lady aged 76; 9451. Equitable policy fur 2,0001., with 6001. accumulations therein, on life 01 a gentleman egad GS, annual premium, Sal. Sts cal.; 1,7101. Absolute reversion to 31x14., an death of a lady aged 73, subject to I per nit. legacy duty; 1001. Nin,ty shares In the Sovereign Life Aeroranee Mae, 101. each, L. to.. paid ; 11. 17.. 111. wawa. Ten ditto; Ile lie per NNW. (OMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. INCINO-LANI, Dec I.—The ,agar mar ket hut closed ter the week Io the same dull state as it opened, yet no gene.' reduction in price, can he quoted, bct they base n sus tained only by the iniporiche Sr, flees in withholding from offering the acreage quantity in public sole this week. Today SOU bbda. of W. et India have been sold, making 1,780 Mils. only fur the week. The pubic plea today coetsted of 1,000 bip Mauritius. 1,600 bags hernial. and 500 wake Porto Rico ,• the two farmer sold at about the pon.. currency, tbe latter !aright in, as tall veil:me were not offend. Noticed hues been dull end inactive during the week, And prices with difficulty supported. Grocery lump fair to good, 476, 4111 e. ; floe, 49a., 51,.—Me bale been 'valuta transactions in coffee today, the result of the week ahowing a small amount of business done at previous pis. a elude lower.- hunt has been in fair demand, and Leewards ahoy an advance of pd. per 'Aloe ; present • rice, la. 4d. pod. Telt. dull, at 4.9..• South American geld in public sale 416,41 a. gd. ; Italian *old 415., 43e.11d.—Rio doll ; some forced mks Ice ark are re- ported is have keen made et low pricee—lipion eteady.—Saltpetre arm; public ea es are expected nest week, and but few harmastione 'spared by private contract-Outten boo been innetine toed 1, but of Id. bore hen eatabligbed during the week. airl:rag 07 id. firio.—la other ankles no materiel' alteration; but tmWrtur•ate:y, as imetomary of late, no generol improvement can be quoted this greet. —Crude antimony bought in at Ml.—Brasil teinglu rot s 9d. to 4e.3d. —Bengal safflower cold V. to 11.—Mother.0-pearl shells bought in 26a.—Partridge canes, ad. to 2d. BtiO Att.—The overage price of Sugar, the produce of the British pmensioak in America, computed from the returns made to the week ending the 28th day of November, 1948, is 225. Bed. per cwt. Suitor the produce 01 the Mauritius I. 21,. Sid. per cwt eager the produce of the Elva Indica I. 12a. 34d. per cwt. The average pain of the three foregoing dewriotiocs, }Wady, is 22.. 31g. per cwt. BlltilTol, Duo. t —We have had enoth•r dttll week is this market, and the tramactkew in W. I. dm* our last report are chiefly wafted toe few herds ot grocery qualities, for which rather etsier price, have been accepted: the quwitity sold I. under 200 Inda, Of Boit UAW abd.t. 600 bags have found buyers at former rates, but no wiles are reported in Mauritius, the stocks being quite eshaused. In for. ign the transactions of the week are limited to about 300 bolas good yellow Havannab, for Mime consumption, and 900 boles low yd How I lavannah floating, deliverable at a near tort, the partjculars not fitting transpired. Ibe Mined market to dull, and tower.' Ran b-s been in improved demand, but at very low caws. COTTON.—laveeroot., Dec. I.—The market mita quiet yesterday, and the •ales were about 1,000 bake. The total transit. riots ut the week as oust to 33.9 a 1 hale% (=ladder 6,1%0 hales Ame rie .a, and 800 swats, ois owe datioa, and 100 Bengal fur espurk Prises : New Orleans, 3d. to Sid.; Uplards, 21d. to 41d.; aural% aid. to ad. WORSTED STUFFS, &c.—BRADFORD, Nov. 30. — There was a Urge attendance of merchants at market to-Am bat n rho candidate for the reprereastion of the Riding paused through the t'ioo thdry, the tralexettiow within the hall were not 4.1 extensive as might of erivwe hove been the ease. Nevertheless there wee a goad demand for yvestra f►bre, and stooks being low revere! order* were given oat. In fancy tirade' very holds liminess was transacted. In the yarn this het there was a brisk demand for both home coneumptien and exportation, with prima rather lo.king up ; indeed, it Lo aid that sewers' orders have been taken at decked!, im proved rates. The wont market was Naive, without anything gelling for paruculer nmiwe bLANKElS.—Hzotomolnas, Nov. 30.—The gond ono, or buyers in the Market Hall this athltheth was rather minty, and the amount of business trammeted wee peeportbcately prices reanainPl without alleratioe. H.OoIORY AN U LACE TRADE. Norrogolux, Dec. I.—The cotton stocking bowie, whether cut or wrought. no nuser in a tolerdl& cooduwo as re ards employment. with vent b oyes our the tattoo, as the worst slop articles are in sums amen abandoned, and cut, the are compelled to be isseliellated r those* hies la broke and workmanship. Thethrempt sloe to segerethis the POLICE.-.-YESTIMDAT. BOWSTREBT.—Osuntano.—J. Barr, landlord of the Windsor Castle public house, in Ling-acre, appeared to an swer • charge of allowing gassing in his house.—Constable Ws. Harrod stated that be was directed by hie superinten dent to attend in plain clothes at the defendant's bouts., which I. did on Wednesday alike, sad an entering a zoom old stocking frame b 7 swifter Princl o----7----------------ples wahine.", woolly abandoned, Is considered a failure. The dreary., a n and shirt branch is in the improved condition that It L , a be. i„, senti t welts put- The cotton /knitted. is, b0w..., r wry deg_ Inferior articles. The silk hosiery trade, whether tor eel., . ' or fancy es is in • d.'9,..eal prima silk pi ...au, pimp ha ma The oaten Willa oat trey — T. in rather • linitertnif and uncertain senniticle. but mph • hopes far *rat, •=ll if the cmatkoent pow ,I Beth At Wed. The 'the kik trade, k. , p, but rather slowiy ir , de ihe white silk Th e fl to •t le the hi s Wight and in the West et Zeeland. preference meg 4,, si ts chine above twelv o ir e arters Om declined, and achy at the Z.. chine owners are of that two tasinatter otachrom pap b i a, than we twenty. Pm toe W W I % Ule &wand la preselpau,* vet y cheap end interior zeta add been Ironer was thc, e less tic in new inventions and new iatprovements. Z.., when r 4 t h,. have been brought to bear the mechanics will not re, tux to ter4 them out—None lisoins. frogs Os LONDON GAZBTTIL—Fra ay - • L BANKRUPTS. Raman Bunn, Herne Bay, coal dlskr, to warren* Dee, 7 4 at Ig. , at knsom_l ßasingttall.st. Bot., Brandt,, Serfeanee-inn, Joasinghallat. k •••n al Pagemucw Warms Nieman. Coitus k Atias Charter.housmil., Alderegateat., engraver; Dee. 12 D ., 1 Edwards. Prederkre-PlICe• , 12 at 12, at bannikallan. SM., Brisky, Panaranlme, Cr • 0ir7 4 .• ant i Timmy Coosa, Laerpool. warehouse keeper De e, 12 & s at ElkerLOCA Cl. Boa, Cornthwaite k Wilson, Old o. 3.. pioneeton, email; or. met, TIMM. Liverpool. Mammy DATION!, Nelms 9 aPon-Tge, &Ver. Den m &14 et tat k J an . at 12, at Nenneatle- p Sob. Nati katieteaplace, Old Jewry ; & Brawls, Newesstle-upon.lt m • et'''. Wart, Neoaastbsupcm.Tyn; aafg c Wawa LOWMD Dominos Omuta; Boa t% miOrtisaat, Dee. II at 11; & Jon. 15 at 12, 1 e Sd., OuEdiorae, AageLet, Throgroortmat ; Oalmarad.• oL Jan Haoa, Walost, Somerretsbire, draper, Dee. k J o. IL at Bristol Ct. Sols.. Naples 11; Oa, Old Jewry, a II" . S z i l Acraman, Briatot Jc.e Pomphe, inienton, Nottinghamshire, brae Da IS kJan. 12 at 11, at Nottingham Cl. Sot, L e ... & *et use. off. mtg., Mutest," Nottingham. Joint perroros, Yoanwt, Lambeth, shoemaker, Dee, Jam. IS at Ilk, at HaninghaltsL Sots., Rutland a Imir, it., for BMW*, Abirlidarl dr_ Thequand, EDWMD 1110141 i., kamooMMTO, camel, Dee, 7 k t i g Jan. 10 at 12, at Buingball-st. SoL, Peddell, Chemale ; Johnson, Basinshallat. Komar Paws, Bristol. soda water manufactu rer , Da 12 kat l4 at &taw CL Nola, White k Co., Bedlord-m e , & ;kik % Bristol ; Cd. am*, Hutton, Bristol. Waimea Braviris, &Mount, Orayninmed., hew,. k m k Jan. 10 at 11. at Bati=allaL Not, Edward, b m; mac., Bell, Coleman.st.- CllllWOrnalt STOAT. Jon.. 11 4 1141 1.. Bow, Liner, Dm 7 ; I t Jan. II at I, at lannettallat. Sol., Turner, Yount-pl eok chapel-road ; of. amid., Groom, Abchurch-lane. Rosier PEPPLIIII, GL Tower-et., City, colonial ender, Dr, u, Jan. 9atl, at Havingliallnt. Sots., Sturman & Maw r , St, mmi: at. ; off. swag., Pennell, Guildhallmhamb. lona IN mon, ' South Shields, Durban; bank er, Dec. l4'lll,ll Jan. 9 at I, at leswastancalyns Ct. Bola, leli & Co., Boy murchW, London ; Mews. Choler, Neerwatle.upos.y sie; smog., r, Nelroaddrsups-Tpla. eR INdOLVENT B. mum, Monekome. Clime Mr. Mire baker. W. Allow{ BMX voter. I. I. [.M, liloptOP•lremiklL O. Mem lealkeetom. Lemt, pow imam W. Oar..". loCim""coll""ronal::tbawliwimemesm'"- - - - - - O. Mocha. eetinvw, oftwative D. Jew., e tourtetelAL WOMEN% Wire, huckster. A. 'tamed, BOW.; earpenheaw 0. ltllll.ot. 81114/7. Reetrftyr DLaaboo Leight thwnn, F . lton. Ncelliwatti4 A. C. *weak ow- Watts hong. Wm. Unwed retailer of Wm W. Mil i tia livaltoot. C.T4AI tolieohigig 43•161• Al ma roe, G. Yank*. Uthonewh. 11wWW. Whim trakka_balof Neweale. Wnertrfe. Norma to • e.rer. J. NAM" 11.1.% Rat* irmw. J. l'arblam. aft* J. 11. {Whom. R ertoe.pe.ll4 Ilmrsl /.B drittai.v. 1311111.0•• WW I Wm. Nspihn.s. PM, KkOribleillb MOLL Iwo fawelee. R. Twww w . limy Smith. CM Pii , tr. hi Mow, liwonghdi Wow make. and 'obi.' bolt\ E. Wort, 11.11 tog Iltolhedelik w lodgini , Lowese. Leeithall. toomeilik A. W. Clad, N.stu. St Flap, S.. morostablee, Clerk so the b rat Weston Salloop. 0. Coslue, • &gram J. Collett spostook J. P. Carlotta Slogrelakoll, Stair& abbe. coe'r. A. Lama & e. noes boomr ‘ ss 7 WS , ..= ImoPme. C. War. ona& m aim Ciabsidits. at Pa boot labor J. Satrap* Dorebomor, sugar A J.7ltragslce.opowthill, boot & oborambor. S. Yost, Pathan, Dommaktra Ir kee J. Jenard, Gampack.fiehL Norfolk, baker. T. °Matta. 0.14311. Flintahlra, tailor &draper. J. Hail. rut, Brinley hill, Stafford. Aire, postmaster. C. Hartley, Pasamonda Lancashire, haboemar. DECL 4RATIONS OP DIVIDEND& A. 8. Carrick, Bristol, mahogany merchant-die. of 3d., Dee. sn=equent Wednesday. at Hutton's, Mina & Bradbury, giabopegate.st. Without. ironmongers -4M di Drocsn't, v. ekL (metu . s. 24.1, Dee. 2, k three subsequent Saturday; it J. Edwards, Upper Stamford-et , Blackfrisrs, corn merchant-let die. of bd., say Wednesday, at Graham'', ColemarteL F. &chide, Castle.n. Ea Oxford.rearket, glass cutter-lst of 9d. Dee. 2, k three subsequent Words); at Edwards', FN. dericei t s-pL G. Hiatt*, fludderafield, Yorkshire, COrnmiesiOn merchant-let di.. of le. 2d. Dec. 2, & three subsequent Saturdays, at Edward'', leaderick's.d. R. More, &oriel*cp, coal merchant -Ist dlr. of is. 6d.. Net. 21, k three eutrequent Wednesdays, at Turquandb, 04 Jewry. 0. 8. Mush 8c T. 1. (ikon* Farringtionet., irvernordere-lit di,. of 35., Dee. 2, & three eubsequent Saturdays, at biteritii, FrederickirpL W. sable, Manchester, paper banger-let din. or 31. 64, Dm{ k any subsequent Tuesday, u Froser'is Manchester. J. stoekdaie, Liverpool, soap manufacturer-let die. sf ta, Deaf, & any suesequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. W. Tench, Mulatto. Durham, groeer-bod di.. of Is. (In WM& to Is. previously deciaredir. 9, & any subsequent sato*, & taker's, Neweastla.upon. R. B. Webb, Bury St. ands, draper-Ist die of 30. 6d, Debi. & throe subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Atekurch, Inc. DIVIDEND&-Dee. 22. M. E. Bell k 2. 94 Finelslans, Oink% news vender'-Dec. 22. H. C. Brown, Willehister, builder-Da 11, T. Burton, Commercial-rd., Lambeth, bailer- De. 23. 1. & Denby & J. Kyle. Jaanobetoer, bookers-Dm. 97. IL MOH* Nearbmbegla Leneashire, common brewer-Dee. 26. C. Green, Iteckkordeow, worth-rd., corn merchant-Dee. 29. D. Jams, tkadigen, Semi victualler-Dee. 22. C. W. lisebryde, Watling-et, City, vies ma chant-Dec. 26. W. M. Senior, St. &within's Pry, &Awes man-Dee. 22. J. Strange, Abingdon, Berkshire, wine Molimbe Dec. 21. D. W. Weddell, Gosport, scrivener. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.-William Dodd & Jona Glargoer, cordage manufacturers, Dec. 5 & Itt, at ths ißt Olangow-Walue Grahame, Glasgow, commiledoe St. & Jan. 4, at Carrick's Hotel, Glasgow-Jobe Scott. Stow, shire, woollen manufacturer, Dec. S & 29, at the Ship Taws, burgh-Robert Stirling, Edinburgh, victualler, Dee. e & ft, ADS. gieish & Forrest's Roane, Edinburgh. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-2. Abell k W. Heene, dean, Glouceeterelgre-11. Batidge k J. Lambs& Brinol-E. Bilk M. Bayley, Burwell, Cambridgeshire-J. B oth, jun, le W. See& Wallington. Lanawbbe-C. Brook, I. Brook. & W. Tomes& Imp woo& Torkakiro-J. Brown &C. Weston, Mellen -T. P. Cumm% London. le D. W. Wright, I/goon-J. Clarks & W. Mathews, Wren beim Denbighshire-it. Cooper, C. T. Welles ep l : ki ; D. J. Chase, Ildtre et, Way Smithfield, as ld, so far regards R. -T. Cooper, °now, kIL Itowlendson, lianchniter-.1. Eat k .1. IL Darn, Newport, Monmouthshire-W. F. Emerson, J. F. Emenoo, &1. Neste, Betimes:in, Someteetshire-S. Faulkner & G. Faulkner, Mir cheater-F. W. Fiddien &T. L. Crompton, (Wrieett.rd., 31illbeak- J. Gordon &W. 11. Cooke, Warwick-et., Holboen -J. Weil, I. Oast& C. Gomel], az M.A. Oases& Three King.ct., Lombudia,n tar es regards IL A. Goenell-T. A. Jackson Ujle, Shedd-J. B. Linker &0. Linaker, litawtry, Yorkshire-Jo Ma Cott a Jot Marriott, Firkereas, Nottingtuunsbire-R. G. Rimed. e & W. F. dantacten, Halifax, Yorkralre-J. Roberts, T. Lateward, a T. Reed. log, Birmingham-W. G. Ronald P. W. Brown, lilknow, 411.. UougLas, Piet of Spain. Trinidad, so far sr made P. WT. Mei !. G. Shepherd lk J. Tassel], Faversham, Kent -J. Thomson. IL Thome eon, C. Thomson, & E. P. Thomson, en far IS Tegil/VB C. Thoona- S. Urlwir & W. Urlwin, Watford, Hertfordshire -J. Carley A S. Stater. Manchester-F. N. Watkins kJ. Ames, lirStol-E. C. Web son & C. V. Itidouiattersea-W. B. P. Wood, Barite- d. Mae lersbury, A J H att& Itingetonapossliall-W. Weak* Wieb Si. Peter's, &V. Woodcock. - Lovesington, Onalikirsika. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCE.- MAIM OIL DO/ All. 001. ALL DC. AIL ea 2 Webs ...... 0 1 Gotland .... UU Was e. Meath. o Marta rani 0 Waterford . a ll Flacks*.... 1:0 anzgeou..Dee 10 Ilow-Diall 1 Dnehadta. 01 Yranos 00 Do. Mariallls s livo•Denj 1 Orarmiderr. 00 Whop.. Dee. 00 Ireton ma Da 0 Hook. Deer 0 Malabar[.... 0 0 Sift. N.O. W. hem —.Dee. 7 G1L0101,113, Du. —Anived : Attweod, Ocean, Rotterdam' Died J. Russell, City of London, liarliagen ; Haequia, Ds. e ; Id s% Demerara ; Columbus, Calcutta ; Favourite, Usher ; nmr dre Weat, Mediterranean ; Benjamin Greene, lit. Kitts; Corsair, kWh aKTDILT; lot. Dodge, t. lllO ; Bdlinton, Quebec ; U Undo; romkey, lit. John's; Mary, Uddewalla ; Maria. Callas ; Johl Mortreal ; Pines miara G uernsey; Dembler, Orli/ ; Lerner% B •I 6 eDAY ; Clydesdale, ; Albion, Apgar, ; Ed waid, Quake; Margaret, Rouen; Juba Mali% Goerwey ; John William, Poet Maddock ; Humility, Gue math d Cake:turd.% Adelaide; Dastard, Cardiff; ruckers,= cent's ; Arne and Jane, Lirmool; Nth Hamburg ; Mediator, Pro York ; Bandana ; Toe* Pt. Maolura's ; Fenster , lowish UM BOWER.—N... 213. me we a/ K A. bower, Eat, of Wert Douse, LDS of a daughter. HDOW at Wiuterbourne bloke. the of W. &s OR I N gat —Nov. 28.. t Bbliop Auckland, the wife of Mr. L 1 Brow&e, of it ece. BE 1 A N'T.—Et ow 30, at Park.etreet, Idingtoo. Um O. Bernd, Wart CORKILIe.—Now 2S, at Itaaiath led of Whit. the ,4 " 4 corittil, of mon void bar. DEW At&—hot Pik at tilaagenr, lie.. P. Aar,D olf• daughter. ti MARL—Nov. 27, at tlreenoek, Mre. `tiaeter. of a sea. STU * at Pleurreartetron-Fargue Wee" the WO d 1 llinild;rTheq., of a daughter. litht AN rthOh.-12m. 29, as Edinburgh, blre. T. Swandon, of aeon TKONSON.—Nov. SC, at Bato, the eeUeof Limit:Col. 'I roam. of aem YARDLEI.—Nev. EL at Little Lather Mr. Yeraffr of &dandle. MARRIAGE& ALLEN-ORAT.—Nov. 18, at St. Marybbono Church. by the Beal Ilarbest. M.A.. the Rev. R. Allen. M.A. mishier of 81. Judah St Penmen to Minaret Anne, second daughter of the late IL OW, kni.. of bllngton. GRAIIAM—SMITII.—Nov. 27. at Falkirk, by the Rey. W. Beall& T. lantana. to Agues, mond daughter of the late R. fin ith 011AZEBILOOn —IIALLETT.—Nov. 29, at kaistonowiternellit the Rev. J. Beekland. of lielebani, U. G. tiregebrook. Leg.. KA» Licht Harriet, youngest daughter of C. W. Italica, kiwi.. of swaii . VALM, E lU—HALL. —Nov. 28, at the Savoy Chapel, W. V. Varna. D4l of Doddlngton-grove, Kennington, to gam Rebecca. Orin dauthlw M. Hall, hid, of Westend, Uamretead. PIM—LISTER.—Nov. IL at the Friend: Meeting Home, Plaistow. 12wel. Thomas Vim. i.e.. Yoe of Monlertowo. Dislike. to Web Sophia, wound daughter of Joeerib Jackson Lister, EA.. of VOW House, W net loam Emelt. STO y W nLI—OO 6N.—Nev. 29, at the linknendent (Lay I. Ma b the Rev. W. 11. Stowell. tbe Rev. W, Stowell. triorltseePilw__ Mcdlick. to Mary Lambeth, daughter of T. Cowen. knit, of / 100, ... Unite, Rotherham. THOM—CALLAN DEB.—Nov. Vat Linli th gow. by th e Rev. &F. & Thom, to Janet, third daughter of U. Callender, WOOD —llllll.llLEY.—hov. -t North Bandon, Norfaik.ll. A. W Reg., M.A., fellow of Jean Coliego. innibridga laizabeth, ooeddaug hter of the late C. 12=1mi, Eq., of M. At dreVeclose, Cambrie. DRAMS. 131100 S.—Nov. 29, at Palmal. Jamegn lobelia, *de of HO Admiral Sir T. &HP, O.C. fit. M. end St- 4 1., end CARTER.—Nov. W. at Leamington, J. Carter, Eon., of Conant yI , W DE BEECH 611.—Nov. 29. at Stamforillall, H. V. De Berrien. OF of the don* Enchangv. aged W. HAN IiCOCK.-14nv. 19. at Elm lodge, Bandymount. Mods Hoeg Handeoch. react of tho late Rev. J. 0. Uandirows, rector of Anawiell Leitrim. HARDIN o.—Nov. 27. at the Infirmary. Leicester, 11. Elardlog. KM. ismaseurgeos et that institution. aged W. LAN C.tetTall—Pow 29, as Chord.. J. R. Intimater. EA.. WINO of the HALLO:B Maritime Senior, aim 411 MAY ilidarTON.—Nov. at adoughton. Sarah, widow of the J. Ma etas. Laq.. Men advanced age. REED. —Nov. 28,M lirldgesieg. Min Eltiebetb Beed, aged M• ThEVELYAN.—Nov. Slat Liamorepirg. Bridgwater, I, aniaLoadelb eldest Quighter of this es Rev. 0. Tte•difil. Ara 44 .0 0. of TOM S. ' WI lal )19.—Nov. 29, at Mstmelburgh. Haim Brown, wife of R. Wilma Les.. Mumelburgb- WOult—hov. at Sebbonathultdthp. lallngtoni J. Wood. I*. 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