The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-30 00:00:00

His brother saints' ilu V i vlaitod hint, and cootinnod netting his bed', their treatnient. he still got warms, and appearei azertatiating pain. Great, bowortir, r Oak' 1141 did not hold on to the mg. an Twesing ing, at the solicitations of his arior ass was sir Ibr ; but it was too rata & 111 11. Ira Ori nawnrczAr.. TOOKIIIMIL Omani= ABB TOM! OIXFNCILS.--A. corm speaderos has bee paldhlted between Dr. Hook and the *oboe ot Slow glees a hint to the authorities alma' when pablie einsieriet may be is aosteimplatioa. . the met Yid • Vitt, s. 1.01, Om time etesell of the laterreek bays a eestrel ewer imietael esersoradak ovee to ille UN, et the shapires Wiry Ike the maramated portico etthe mead. At Lel& Ile him Is atentited arise bea taloa stamen tbas M. &Moe be tall bats ta eillebtee st nem* of a thud Dr. 1100 k, IN *WO( lAO4 was marred by dr emoradl to seminar • is sin with that salary. The deem eat, lad VA av er ar te the Oat of bit we brente, in to wake 1101. He ghee yelled .to the Bishop of Riper to Navies lb siiMmeat. "If your lordship,' *au to Ikeree Mr. Stilt to the smoorhap lair win of Mt. a year, I shall be 1▪ 7pip to lhe rim emend TU. every year during my brisoMoorrh swift them te skeet the dears& I will give them as w.d rsalip ie this east, la sash a fora es away be wet mesa milk** Isealtgoleva Kr. Das. By seek • deeedea ea my part le dr tea email, I hope to same to the potpie of Legit the eleeeseete of the Halal Ones& Act; sod I trod that dr IMPS emboli wiliest seek soy far ther *ardor of It—at all eviete,lt will be eatletattery inhale th h tnetteeity remise to the lowa taddot the trialiag so MEM seed be eve." Oa this all of ramsnag the hike, asammests thas - aha% Doak dm 11. 141..-11 Pim Dr. Mods.—My door ek.—lo • 110 JIM 111111=11.00111. Idareiro aro dist yea Enos ft ma& mit Or Dm. C= 4 :114 ILA.. Is theak d the ermearatal dabs asseary Leeds. mar dr yodels= el relel ft a Ile. esp. soma Weer fres aoardegry great sem. prim that the tout mark la addrep irk spoiredea at to 1111111MiladMilin. dIMUM Yee mid wpm s• • salsry yeaer it he sms, dills a Isar is rusummiles Os 1: I s p. leer vb isi win how irleirir The semi to re to ancoat Is a Arena' swift of the priollsos of Ole et of lormso ea es* • Wry I Oda NMI arm to Wass 'MOIR ; awl woe It stir the vory dliduseted ear yea area of bire re Ism ranee wlllt dr arms of rider 1p the drolda% rim to SM6 gym by a tree silt of lit a o m, Ihe do/ sot haw radii admied. Ia memellad. ark tr puer areberea /Ir. alb at Orr team I aril vide dr Omar to pm* smart die er of sin herd quer' as • pes. thorseme. lidere la your via eddy sa the relerriles Ilkstlbs some asisi* her yea 7r. • yaw to irib Am to elk at rharese Word to do ~sr. I mere semide without =TMlir red Erse I aerator et the post smirlases yea love maw Os pas, atlas perish at Listk— lisisve irk Ix., C. T. ril7ll/All. ALARMING INCREASE or POOR. R ATES.—From the Recounts of the poor law guardians in Gateshead, we learn that, *bile the rates for the quarter ending September, 1848, win 8861. 2s. Old., the amount for the same quarter of this per has nearly doubled, being 1,1551. lm. lld The widow of out-door paupers relieved had also in creased ben 2,029 to 2,507, and the in-door patients from 198 to 11117. PAIN LEOS OPIALT 70N8. 1 ATthe Queea's Hospital, • fielezday last., amputation at the shoulder )** vse apon a patient under the influence of ef hem* Di PWANICe Sands Cox. Ne compli meal egrallefee q Wei ill its exhibition ; a small glass con ling • pion et amp, via whisk bed been dropped shout • dram of the 11/14 over the mouth ; in ism miscrem the prime berme Woorible. In thirty se sonde the Nab w renned witheat the slightest indication et pent, eidernitt, in the spathe, barge nervosa trunks in the konedide neighbourhood el the lonia were divided. lite patine rearreosil hie oseeelowmese in about flue mlantee, sad the lea weeds Waxed were an expression of limas to the ehopleim of the hospital , who happened to be palest at the egimatioe, mad No had kindly consoled him la the moan& On the previous day three operations were yothrand by same survey under the influence of the Imo dent e welsh were stranded with similar result,. Is these ione, however, the eiderethrm was administered by =edthe erne to the meth, and as this mode pro of the IMs. the simple glass mouth-peon as lt i =sa. for the - Maelsalft. of atmospheric air, wee It vas elmersei by ell present that the ante*. thole edema el the oblenhout were more certain thee those . yeedueed by the ewe,/ ed ether, and unattended by cough • esiimdt regdretira, end Mathis remedial agent produced a orniline• whirl bor e the closest resemblance to profound elm; whereas ether Is always attended more or less with arllflllt M stapifying effects. Tat Pfaaast.—Fish still most abundant 4E the Dana sod Cornish coats, and peeves a peat help in Le= diem= elf provisions to the peer in the neifih- The sea due the pest week two warmed with amesineel. bandm is esdi pasissaboo shot in ems pietas it • le direelbeil as limit with their, =say beteg weight ea the beast as wise seeeded. Harrier hen hem Ming as how as elahipease the Madrid, and at Tames armiterel might have beat beeiht thirty fur a Ann& • OW quantities of fish we averted from eke Cornish parts, . Wider the supply for tile lame markets. From Pommes this ewes so Ism than 4171 We. of put:herds alone have • beta seed le the Mealtsmessea. lbw= /ova Ha=meows" eosin likeli e r . lamas a paa ay la this aunty. The Leal l= been rafessfag to the salsa and in the Wailfuwe have a law wash thus oedema the pram to peemas, shame, awl pees : Tata • iwasenow dm he eo t. wit dews all his Wee mad dig &as esubeif of as hew, woad be amilaw, owl owl lath &leg wahine j Nara la w wines Wm, asp by t = =anal Is wadi es de himself, wales his kb timber mad wasoving saw awl straightening sibes - 72his ham p. I take for ea esiwgie • paulassa who has an alas Whim a lbw Wks of =sues, whisk hie his. for the Wear =.easealwed with (p w pare lidgelly) s he Weis eek Upwards of tha ego heahead • wry Mora prim for his dabs; but Da wes that psi& wad Wok he wee getting poor, he nand to sill tine the Woes were at their full , sal ma haw Wes worth upwards of 1, —saw Wypsiag he had sold to that wawa, and invested the sway to i.y rat woad have pad a &Biwa interest =pa emposad—that 1,0001, would have twice a kosher was law now became 4,00 W. ( a pretty wadies paw% he ewe of a deackters). Nee is dm all; aware Ist of ilearialag yaws amber (if sessolfisi it pope &Ware spat) weed as the seas estate be new hat assarity, walk, ofry brew 6001. to 700 i. awe. Z ie lle ddil amtney, what is Ws essuppeaa / There tend the aid &aft Wowing teas, SO tea the tele et lAN vaw they we ass masa& • dbessa bli r Elaswa Wes by slat* ealwistiaa waking • iota Les to hawara tofu WAS 4,09111. I say than, nap sad sell the we, is ripe—roma his. the hedges al these • wars &Wallies et wawa called Ohre, mad all = im sinfsbsi hew wake way for the young and it been It to 40 het apart, mad they will do but St& haw to the Watt sad be a wane of Ave draw the pill to the had I west over an estate seemothes algae, with • geadoewab steward, for the pusysat of weraylag tbe naked Maas shierved that be wee pads. ever ewes straw that eight to have bees sat flows Okra pea ap, I said hare is a weak= tree that has baa Wading ao 100 years sa d Is doing the tura sin =owe fhilling annually, mad he paw& wras I ihar WOW. them, maid he, if it is worth as was, I &sad aa Si* of waft it down. Nampo, theigheiel Near, yea will ay the steward and the wee wars math ellbs—elat they wan bera pet improvers& In mask • oweitimme may as Devoe, I ea of opinion that to at Wera WI the trees and Ai down too away of the haws weld le • poet injury. Thin the timber sad remove all Walw thaw as you do tornla— Zei la pet la in n iche haw tMefrep—ta INM seatead the , ,het wham IN eta wees, pant I. seas, ere with a awn rate, or SU., that 10 peva la the sane spew, sad of the rune age, would be worth how 301. to 401. Inv Brills. 11111.9014 MONIIIKENT.—The four battle brui-raliefs Ire the Nelson monument were entrusted by the Woods and Peesale to Meters. Watson, Woodingtea, Tames* end 4heeer. AU are in progress, bet Mr. Carew Le the hathest es, and Maregiseed, and is newslawleg telde Admit and the the ileßeined atedel, eye, el the des& el Nelms. kr the rum kolas rieliorstAirdst. I The enspartntent i bartees hat armee, the yar beim sired sere defeat is 11111111111% and ease OMR Web The iremmel amangentese et the reap iambi 1110 . = a Wee. 'OW 11/11 of the 11111119 Leila* The is amid dire and Um Minn ef the dyke/Nelms not caste amesed. The tea et emit empertaaent is metal. Ima the semmemeat, k endesteed, aegyilse the metal. and andestakee the rime et tranefeerlng 0111 piercer bete bureau in tits imindry at Woolwich. Mos Billea.—The Alin& des Debats of Saturday lays :—/. Mil lady, a Wive of gmbtail, NM Oak a performer a Orame hal hem aimed by KW Da pnialkal sal Wear „ et the Open, La the qua= of VIM Mae Ms Lim bat IL Dammed mai MAW 11:1=i tive to seem to the theme : the w hawofflor, aid hat Maned to Loorka. TM diteelen of Opus bra soma Ma Bask re Ite smermai Won the Climber of Commerea ea* hem ateamisi 30,000 fr. denim 11i. Damask thole me* MI mat afros on %ha maw* of • e l e ff ete i i wa Sis oder se malts at arable ualeimml bo w ran i emelt to eirihe Ash. eappmeam The la * g at,a b ratuaL 3l4l.l Q • the Welt ram hes PadVirreet a the . The meet h Oa tar seaeriseei Rath wan the aides *ha, nisi% I= es tewat art leak dswareasy, mai way k w ig grey. Hee aseeat wet ail to be diehelh•—• halt kr ae ream esatealiatey fa ea ENO& lahralar n it is P:eak ho awl W aestasseat. ladlait Os 1 =64 WWI bre fir *aim jihad the . rat * sad, lour alai ihe Wan • oda of samel. amemmee, ham .M Mt Itr domre of Ilede meth* .. _. —......-- Mt MIMI& Ifrimuoins.—Balimat whd Pletcher's comedy, The Bearatal Loth" palmist at this Wain hat avaaiag. This pied. slap bow aridend of the M works et ihospodlodworlikkii sio4 Om as . - ' • g.. 011.1 ki eiT .eival t Inea /...1:* WT. /1/.4,4C Tit tki 4-r" As A At 1 •••• GliS arm 0.7, •• • ..adekrip7m, cs a, • 1 • ,• 36.n* '- • If ' THIFEXPRESS, tUESTAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1847. 414 ' 40 * Owl. 111 ei. 134 die. t e t n e t= t htA a Cr i etra t -la P a s ;wish et fft. Maas. Ibribeelvess, sad h 7 as °ay. ia wooed et the 17th time, .Of 41 0 1 F,Ve s a r C I I :C. .....mas.a. nowt. a the ibeet thethathis edf,• takes le abe . ilir atu li. the dilis eess itdu ap: Wetted erWoi the, erelser isis eris Wes% mel foe seem time paid to the plahstiff the et the Sees hisk lie was entitled ; 'eat at reel tie mein a fees hit eherahlags sad awl WI pot over te the phietZl i iir lin edior Wra bli e 4 plalata had always bow wallop that the lhat "sal is ha seen ef pointy, bet he Waal that they sloW be easiest la other same, esposhily as they veto vary Itsw. The kiwi °ousel raid ea der order tae seeell as 11111M6ikkin8 tiii*Or to nein the few, and the meant actually to kW was admitted. Mr. Centiee, Q. 0., with w h en was Hill. Err . the &Watt said that when the ?Wall wet oppolatei to tie diarist of St. Philip, the %Wilmot' were kr the awe part is a stair of extreme yeeerty, that away were aabegstised beemme et inability to yew the lbse:t tad that the wear the like wee% mayflies to p through the rho of He thilleibell Wm& to tarsier theme %le t opel. webby meths emeindes theit the phial lad at I= title to the Wag, determined to hew the autellia The dendatat woo ast astastai Mosta by asp isaemory trader, ix strata 1111 the his Wood to In *NW the plaintirs iseamborsy, tad the whisk of *Oa ohm Om plaintiff's fagembeasy, sad while his Weems hem He db. trict church was only WOOl a yew, be empiedled we Of It 1001. a year for an orgaMmt red boodles. Oa behalf of Ow defendant he reatesdol, that eheesk tho war fa arms' might have treated the duty el be to tho rl yMita ' law he wee still the meter, the teed. Waft Mil not create any dety to Ireseive sr =Ws the of fem. That at all eves% it did eat ceases a duty of Wein the ryeasnt of fees for haptional roideafferae, width tame or for sherehings, whisk we vestry aide. ; mY "11.411* plastid* by atespdse the la We Mate a Obiater, to whisk 7 WM. W. la It masa la le roan of Bt. s, Dariaraleposa. It w as Wed ail a mdist Woad be telltsa kr Oa plata, hr this mow of SOL, the sawn* la had, lab*t to the °plebe dim net eel all the eissens al law. Harmsen e. Patna.—Cos.usteleo—itr. Chamblee. Q.C., and Mr. Pnth were essaid brae plabetlik who is thew& Wins Inn, mil latightals Wes te Amer UV; the ira ha War essawell by the lathe by Amiens &d en mesa th e plaintiff to 111 frees boa 01l a aidoist oa Wok be was seated. The hoi piped ea dill ffhed tit July list et ohs Beulah aellimaidieleMe. la seaway with Mr. Wardell, Wjeiplisilsr a %orb all, sad the wife sod thegymer of AS Having left his friends at WWI& the welded i m L. the driver to take him to his hams we but, as the horse wee tired, the driveriimelhed to take beyond a certain part of the Steatites-road. The plaintiff got on the box, as the night was tine, and as the cabriolet was proceeding down Kennington-hum, the defendant came up in the opposite direction and the wrong side of the road in a gig, driving at a furious pace. The cabriolet came into violent contact with the gig; the plaintiff was thrown off the box, and received in juries on the left leg and thigh, which still com pel him to wear beodages, and render it doubtful whether he will recover the secure possession of the agility newesary to the succesaful performance of .the character which he ammo. The defendant and his father, who had also been in the gig, were thrown eat of it, and, as well as the plaintiff, were removed to a public-hone in the neigh bourhood ; while there, the defendant was reminded by his father that on a former occasion he had been guilty of furious driving. The plaintiff was assisted into the room where the defendant and his father were, sad some conversation took place. The plaintiff abstained from giving the defendant in charge, but the driver of the cab did no, and ultimately the de fendant was ordered to pay the sum of 101.13 e. for the injuries done to the vehicle.--ter. Simon, for the defendant, con tended that the injury was caused by ma inevitable accident, the horse having been at the time beyond the defendant's control—Lord Denman having summed up, the jury re turned • verdict for the plaintiff; with damages 251. CONSISTORY COURT. Before Dr. Lushiagtor. MOLLY V. hlniiial.:—This was a for the restitution of conjugal rights brought by the husband against the wife. The parties were married on the 28th April, 1845, and !be final separation took plate in February, 1848. No appear ance was given on behalf of Mrs. Murray; and the court decreed the usual monition alling upon La to return to cohabitation. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—Before Mr. Justice Coltman. TIII ROBBeRY BY A SHOPWOMA2I.—Anna Sim ons, 26, 'piaster, was indicted for smiling a large quantity of velvet, satin, silk, lace, shawls, and other valuable articles, alleged to be of the value of 2601., the property of Mr. I. Marshall and another, and P. D. Hickman, merchant, who surren dered, was indicted for feloniously r eceiving. the property so males, knowing it to have been stolen. Tier Ant wanes' examined was Mr. I. Marshall, who mkt: I me partner with Kr. atinton in carrying on the heehome of linendispess, in Vere-street. The fe male rimer was in our stenos in October last, and bad boss so tarty* yore and a half. It war part of her duty to est est ilk mid lathe cloaks, and she had scrim to the whole 411 the property In the establishment. We took Mask is Febemary bet, when we diamond a tarps ilidlamey, but bad so empiisa of the irmasor. Oa the 10th of Ckdoher, tolettliMpenee ti some id of I received, I seat the limb and tea her I wished to see a demem pain of whisk she bed takes a few dais beihre from the Whey tisimmom, Ohs told me she had rose, and I Maud Yr. Brown to be sent for, sad tend Ida that the denied baring had t stosideme, sad les lea mu positive the had my bad the _mil the minentsr replied than mid she bad brought them beak, Mak the *bar de nied. IWI bar that I suspesisit is bad been robbing as to a large marreat. I west to the lasso of a perm nomad Rashly when I band saute propertg i nd I gam the pri sons, is o h m and on her brass matched several alibis mei food in them of add& claimed es my r=.. e — me r°,7 went ahisPallera w ilt He woe sot at beam and I , le ft mange for him with m y . ems ad address. The I left was, that Anne Biala* had bees robbing se M a amount. lire the mewl massinstias of the hark irbeleM, ea seised Wallis, who I have stemMim i in MT= =We ~my, Mlnded on her beheld Than was mother osambatisa balms the magistrate oa the flat Osiober, Mr. Hied= was introdussd M ms by Mr. Wailers, I MIAs, told em Ilene we a Imp quantity of goods at Mr. Hiebnames. Malt so doubt belonged to ss. Mr. Hickman, the camel'-, med smelt west to Mr. Hisimaa's oirsabers whom I saw two large Maim I homed from Mr. Lek mem Bribe was aware the rims, Simms main our servitm. I seed Mr. Hickman if he was sot very as* Membed to me seek as imams* qmatity of geode Is the imolai= of a isms is lissose's parities, AM he smiled that eke al ways told hint that she paid for than. mil that she bed a Wary.' 701. a year, and that her ismaliss meth it 1301. Bar Mail salary was 301. a year, asi bar mot MIMI wars not mare thaa M. or 31. dazing the wbeke time - sies wm in esr "mho; end when I told Mr. Sidman so, he sessead very - meek enelefted. remiftimed • walaseet men wee wage& vend whisk ma eibmweede Shen beat bba. He aid me teat Am* Ohms had ghee it to den and that be bed meher which he hal she Ihtlja ft• He mid be bad eleven 'her wails^ the if he Mali he had resolved from the primmer, ad be palled eat Oft easy chair, and varies@ other tibia he mid bed hem gan us Wm ay the primer es peraM• AMA( them wee debase OM& &- sides the adobe I ben mentioned, Mr. Mignme piloted out to me a bed tars., sane linen wristbeeds, a quan tity of Wen mil a geld ask, which he NMI the primmer ilimme_ipme idea es • present, and he said be was nay sled to be the 4.011 of The = ra V lay is the blahs whir& I ve m i tz slim shawls, velvet, red eat Mr. Mia al mi told 24 het he phew , aim= S e ll i a the mast be weblemate. I saw the berm lam& the side et the bed, as beteg locked end the other HiehMem siebeel me to auk epee the belted ben, aml I mad a hand ained like and Thant lssee, all mar, mil my peopeety.itesm Mr. Hillasen Mid me he bed me Mee via wee le the lane. hararthei to leo• lid, the I so head wee me* at leme 2111.— my The prepartp, mendeledeten immeem nomeity at eallies, wenrdnankbere and ideutilled the peeeemeer.—Crom by sent Wilkins, be the lassie primmer : I repreedly mama mmerty from the auk awl acre pm = a4 d t uft w eiZe was iaa b ;w i e h l e m st ad l asy sthe. st =y l 7 7 re e chat dimaseastibb We Minch es as Ph abet Ifelimerf, whisereamMeimiltbetthere wmadelleimey Mahout I,ooot By !a P. Mayeaselesh ie har, tr Mr. Richman I amid not think it was • pans to act threegh the sittingem at Mr. Hielomalt he Members into the bedroom without m Wei seem by a perms ilethen at the table a the The beadles were lyiew 1* Oa middle of the mem Me. ' H lam leek ate fa the moron riper eteesiery the and mid at the station-hones that be lad breed . 1"14 2:1 Lamm to get boat. I asked bias ff be pm MINI tllenaa mesh marsh mad Ira said he waly can bee >b di easitilme she mem ihr bar ash hire, bat be said It. had altogefibm paid 6001. he bar ham Mr. Pathan celled upon am it an bear and a half or two hems after I had left the INlllogs stalhai wit my Weer was with Mr. Hiekema, NM that avatiseten tell MO 4 NM that Anne Simms bed pm he hint 144 sad be gam Mee all up to see inatedistely. Mr. lama peve me every facility to sear* his cham bers, and be eatreafed me and the after to search his own drawers, wed& I said was gait* Mr. Clads§ Walton : I am thr pelm aimil Tthe lest whams. I was prams when the prisoner's boas were mewed, end I saw the Miele' that were claimed takes eat ere them—By Mr. &d.Wiiki s : I swear I did wt, after she had been maimed, cwt the prisoner Simone as Sheilah* and eh her to give up the it.. that lateranibeliaasit us. Lamar that I meet Mole le he plume la sr Bk. I have serer in the shop pet dip et_ birs had, I will swear I nem side ha • tiab w ilt bar. Did ma my ea the day she was sprehmalmil it was • beallab har mil br ae. Elleabseb Norm inumed by the Aftersee-themel : I • am the phones *ter. After she Ma iMetad, I west I to bee and alka said as to so to Mr. Iliticua, beg id not tell me Mat fer.__ I aid him that my mbar wen te aeOady sister wee soquainted with Mr. Macon bete" odes „Nit Into his servioe. I once met her with him ‘, 4 between 8 and 9in the evening. I Ita:g e mot *too togeth er two or them times. I did ones win two s h ow l s — fi"4 — ou ate,. Mary Buries, ezatetned by the Attelney-Geserel : I was, the hawker to the planer ilielnars. Thaw were' two tete of . ; keitiCW l ZZla atime by Kr. ger ik f ess eete. lupe there. ;atit li st r antimi be very te l b gi s mo groat etnilienee in her. One 'but edam= nue aufasively ftra the prima Wistadi, "Ed I have lbw' drawers Mabel when up= mete I d seendene lAA . le wen thou Hod hes seder to ILL iiiiimatee we sea 1:1111a the OXibar. rte dry Anoli flinmes Tee taloa sat ' , stea M d Y y, of I theened tug the hob el her daterdee had beta Issued open. I siatandia Mir, Elitima hedge epos L bin that was by the theelMehod,sdeaherdhurrarlag it was Sled wadi& sod lea la wren' vay innett=a s e i s ad told Jae set le distal, but et keep_ meetly so It mill it dual& be &deed by Xr. Not a single t ike was &idea le removed *ea the chambers until the time Mr. Marshall WAN with the came to search there. Mary Wright, a servant et Mr. Hiclunan's chambers, proved that Simons repeatedly brought parcels there ; and in an ewer to Sir F. Thesiger she said that upon some occasions, when she wee told that Mr. Hickman had friends with him, she ordered her to take the parcels up by the back stein, so that Mr. Hickman might not know of it. She also con firmed the testimony of the last witnees with regard to Mr. Hickman giving instructions that there should be free sc- cem to him chambers, and that every facility should be given for a search. Allison, the police-constable, proved that while the search was being made at Mr. Hickman's, that gentlemen said that he understood Miss Simons had a salary of 2001. a year. This evidence closed the case for the prosecution. Serjeant Wilkins then addressed the jury for the prisoner Bimoas, and all he eould now do on her behalf was to state that the prisoner persisted in the line of defence she had aeitited, and the jury must form their own conclusions re- Mg the truth of that defence by the evidence that had adduced. He reminded the jury that if it were true that an intimacy existed between the prisoner and Mr. Stitt ton, it would almost be an impossibility to show it by evi dence, because, from the position of the parties, they would naturally_take every means in their power to ensure se crecy. The learned serjeant concluded a very brief address by calling upon the jury. if they believed the evidence given by the prisoner's sister, to treat it as an important corrobo ration of her usertion of the intimacy between the parties, and if that were se he was sure they would not convict her upon the present charge. Sir F. Thssiger next addressed the jury for the other pri soner, and he commenced his observations by stating that if an u nsullied reputation, and the possession of ample means were any guarantees for the non-commission of crime, both of these attributes were possessed by the gentleman at the bar; but the present case showed that in the varied and changing occurrences of life no station or position of society could shield a man, under some peculiar circumstances, from being dragged into the painful position now occupied by Mr. Hickman. The questea the jury bad to decide was, whe ther the articlis found in his chambers had been deposited there with a guilty knowledge by him that they bad been stolen, and that question he felt satisfied the jury would answer in the negative. Sir Richard Creswick was then called to speak to the cha racter of Mr. Hickman, and he described him as a gentleman of strict honour and integrity, There were a great number of other gentlemen in attend ance to depose to the same facts, but the jury intimated that they considered it uenecessary to have them examined. The Attorney General, who prosecuted, said he should not have exercised his right to reply if it had not appeared to him that his duty to the public oompelkd him to take care that all parties—prosecutor, prisoners, and witnesses—were put in their right position before the jury, With regard to the speech of his learned friend Sir Frederick Thesiger, he should not say one word, as he considered that he did net adduce a single argu ment in which he was not fairly justified, by the circum. stances of the ease, against his client ; but he must say, that it appeared to him that the learned eerjeant had made a mod unfair and unjustifiable attack upon Mr. Santee, for which, as be submitted, not the slightest foundation was alluded by the evidence. Mr. Stinton had positively de nied in the melt solemn manner the truth of the insinuation suggested by the prisoner Simons ; and yet the learned aer jeent had endeavoured to induce the jury to come to a con clusion contrary to the evidence, although he did not dare to se Mr. Stinton the question whether these things had been given to the prisoner as the price of their acquaintance. Mr. Justice Coltman then summed up, and the jury almost immediately returned a verdict of Guilty against the prisoner Simons, and acquitted Mr. Hickman.—There was an attempt at applause in the court when the verdict was delivered, but it was speedily repressed. Mr. Bodkin said there were two other indictments, in which Mr. Hickman was charged as receiver, but after the verdict that had been delivered, and the full inquiry that j had taken place, he considered it unnecessary to proceed with them. Mr. Justice Coltman, in ordering the discharge of Mr. Hickman, said he quite concurred in the verdict of the jury. He believed that he had only acted with indiscretion, and that there was not the least ground for supposing that he was actuated by any felonious intention. POLICE.— YErrazDAy. GU ILDHA LL —OBTAIN INO GOODS 1311DSRFALSI Pal- TENCES.—J. Collie was charged with obt ainiog goods from a variety of shopkeepers ender Pala. pretencee—J. Dols more, a 'homiest& la tbe employ of Mr. Faulkner, if likrtin's-le Greed, keemes, stated that on Theraky lad the prisoner celled and &rir two copper tealtetam In be met on approb•dea to Bartholomew-close. The kettles sad a bill for Mt. were given to their errand-boy, who re turned with a pollemsa, and said that the prisoner had de mewed with the hattiss.—G. Read, the enand-boy amid he west with the primmer, who took him to a publio-hosse is flinithilsid, and dimmed him to wait outside while ha west Ist* the hems to show the kettles. Wiliam, she waissislag Imo Use, went to the claw to Ink ha, sod was asked by the landlord what he wanted, sad spot bis WM, him, he said then you are done, Sir he he. piss sat at the other door.—Alderman Sir P. Lewis said fiat the present ease only proved what he had always con issisd ir, which was, that no license should be granted to say k bour it h e aT o t ome wo deeds : it Worded sack fidelities to plasm of • Imaripdes. Is likryisbase that pima wss thilswed swA—Ths pslismemstable inti mated that then wan a mabilf of sharps &sabot the pri eamr.—Cellie saints kasw he was guilty, and that all the teem were el a dollar description. Tie was willing to ghs every infirmsfiss in his power to recover the property which had set bars sold, bat some of it he was afraid was gsms beyond redemption.—G. R. Cheshire, wholesale modem wereisammes. of Teakwood. City-road, stated that as lisessrday week the la seprim &led and selected y- errs Is the as *ILL 10d. The articles were ant by vitas.% with the Omer, who took him to a :=7 is sad having desired him to therish thi loess an out at another door. An. sakes ems laving bees piss into, Sir P. Laurie said he had so Arabi a bast of sem would be brought against ths pet sasee, and Ss dadd,lharsfire, remand him tall Thursday. , , 80 . 19-BTREET.—Ro aaaaa BY • MLDICAL Sruninir. —W. Wood, a aedioal student, wu charged with stealing fireman belonging to his hlloustruients at the Hing's CU: lege, Strand.—Mr. Young stated that he resided at the house of Dr. Partridge, the professor, with the prisoner who was a pupil ; and on Friday, having mined his meet from the hall where he usually left it, he asked the prisoner if he had taken it, when be replied that he had lent it to his main the previous day, and he would bring it to him the next day; mad on Saturday he heard that articles of wearing apparel had been stolen from other students.—An easistant to lb. Luxmore, pawnbroker in St. Martin's-lane, predated a sea sad shirt that were pledged by the pcbsaor ix his rem now The next charge wu for easalfae a groat mat hamtdrag ita Mr. E. J. Vivian, a fellowatehmt, who Mated that istanazday morning he ;Nina W paparty haw the gown-roam to the coe.--its mellms to Ur. Vikings, pawsbrehor, 218, Bhaa4 pramilhat fee t' aa the pahrom offend to phi. dm coat span of b the last willies ler 105.,101 billiNgistaly sampised him as the person do hail piebeitwe ether ism% whisk moss In quiry, he Imel seletileell bed ism amiss, apes whisk he him Ms sallaity.—Anserus shirr ef the seme kind ha lat e leh l tee the , wns iele h i t s li e y r 'co who 'ttt ell i faoea raying triaL— geheamos guselhe said he was totally at a lore to tell what maid Indus elm to me* sub offence., BO he was =twith a ihrdly of aliespostnability in Yorkshire, ry no amens add to extravagant habits, and weeial hr nothing, per mid he lave formed improper son aswises_having__been fa Lawlor only a few weeks. WOaaIIiP•sTRRET.--Tera rovioNixo Casa AT HACKNEY.— W. S. ShEY6IIIIIIIIIIII finally examined charged with' the wilful nasals el be mother.-0. Yarrow, 111111artaker, in Weantrest, Shersika, sated that the pd. sum erne to his home se IsMarday, the alltk alt , and mid be wished hint to tab lestructiate he the tdarmeat of a Imams, reseed: Emend, and white be wilted to be per hosed as maemettly et pedble, as shit bed died la reduced simarmamese. TM prlemt apparel et the time to be bekessiss der post easitemeat. B. yeeseeded to the bourne is - masomom , mil was streak MIM tho entree* livid amil.=appoaramse which the Nips* papeeted. Oa th e N oe kit leek the coffin to the hem, awl weft an amn11181•1114 to pealed with the Nimes the Mat mar ise to the Ilmoseat Otemlery, at =reed, to poshem the posed; bist ea the wad Mme they IMO met by ease el tke =seem who had beta ia penises elkedmee spa the nd while esamnft Ida Ike Oran ha- Witams Messed Ie the bow" id M a r had ~lied Mhos bin, mei dowdy wth Aar narleal was h led by lite book pet* Mae, to wkisa M M esassd eseamWs- to astado, awl wits istiembod Its the piano' that It was messmary Met ea lawasit amid lie Mid apse the body. The pe r et wing that it was weedhalaz o t e M itr spia Miser ymeildmi that if he valued hh be lewd them so obstacles in the way, heal les• apore a reinetaat rem at. !wee angry words that named WORM mid kb site, who accused him of pet his sesiker, to whisk be mode as direst reply ben reerriei via bar with as ammatisa dowilmems. the line Ile warn woe glebe ilk ',Mum be was . ropettedly tattrimed by the mhsewr, who exhibited , he speble ender; mpaamlug WO a lift plea en the nembes edge. Weis it en lades{ he =de evendierily labeled& late Ili lest eireirt the eerie and mambet einem, jelthy el. peens LYN- . lord; mal t *te eimpanien the play is aimed hedieW 1y hi neatest. As Meilieleri by Mrs. Warmer, the obi hadvembhheabseise haehlie 4E 06 6 44 with Emit -terafl mist awl mil ahmethe le the pine; seil-it meld ha ▪ t &Mimi& illt herleingt tie einvidal tomes we b o o ghl eamea, Meg en peetteher a inbill lehmeatie the net low debenhery ad grad hemp villa pew Med ems elms the new dress et mob* h feat age bet the phone le whim *oft vat pseamW; hide when it Red neememily be mielemi, the maim ileum pre 0 whisk it is veined the better. Md W. the pig is tee leg; sad the abdigmen el them Meet meld km a easiest gemility et mesh mite" The pshelpel eheiveter the Lady, is imperiese—lnseheibly impelled to Ilea with l Ml ihs ma it Maly ime—gay,. witty, and onwslik tat yo et a moth and ima m spud, and capable d im! tai ger aleneee essike—he is asm of the met firmaiag horde hens hue--eel all the mein obersecer fisr her vermilion —et be herd ea the der,. Mrs. Warm% rapreisetation came way neer habeas. La dm pieemeem del gmetal emetme et the sip of James the dm Wiwi the kin ked label hike ; and all the redeye plume et a "pri de.a en dregidel names were Wailed with the Meet Mei mitt ihrti. We have never NM Mr. Graham le so mud advantage as in the part ot the taw Lamaist. life Ming ezirrentaa eoa m lil d e, anisnatel, sin is then; =1 eat, where = iips sso he rj esess alosus Is his mistime the damn of by min i. dialk, Mid sepreethes her for the malty whisk her ashen her lam to despair, was a ehrformwere ea the pad db.& the perhreeme. 'the Lady, overwhelmed by the deutger's invectives and the Sisal nom with whisk be winds them up, bunts into • = dam the boat, moved by her grief, forgets for a nasemet, en she paesenim his high% ban=f oven bet, le be ma with meal die high its 11l it deem hem Ida ea meal et the Inn, end thee, ii her to a, mile le him by a bent et minimest. la all this ewe lin. Warner's shill wee INMINIIIMI.O. Thine was a alas dimidnaliss helm the lent .weed mein (which wee truly pathelie), ash the ibigeed whit\ lowed it ; sad, at the imam when W hir siassesa elf the wish the ledy Mb bar mid relined et a Med et eardelt, a den leek mad imam held a velem et hyphen Die Sae eine ealled forth pals of apneas* ; rail - the opelly ' dirstive scene totems the moo penmen, in the last eit, wee received in the sun tamer. Tin whole fig, wee asiliently Med. Yam beginning to end it a im bat kept the andlehe is a dela et pleasurable will* vas asousudy s ewn" Mr. Belton, as Teeny Lords", Mr. G. Vin ,as If.• d, and Mr. Oak as the old steward, acqui Inweet ably; the other characters were so nearly on a level that we mama d= any of them in particular ; but this equality coe immensely to the satisfactory affect of the whole. The play was got up with great elegance, and with Mrs. Warner's characteristic taste and judgment. The unser, was new and beautiful ; and it, as well as the costumes, Ins in strict keeping with the age in which the anon et the play takes place. The theatre was crowded is every pert On the whole, this it one of the happiest and mot moteastal revivals of an old play that we have witnessed for many years. SADLIR'S WgLL&—The revival of" Aare like it," last arming, did not attract so large an mama, as wee merited by the excellence of its performer" The of ides Cooper in Rosalind reached a hill eft dead. have seen the part played in a style unduly tmelebe, sod have also seen it marred by an over-degree et groper and flippancy ; but Miss Cooper's personation sins in neither of these extremes. The part of dares — apparently little suited to him—was admirably played by Mr. Phelps whose careful ready of everything which he unde;takes mast—exclusive of natural abilities —always command a certain degree of success. The other parts were rendered in a manner more than creditable; in particular, that of Touchstone by M. Scharf, a gentleman who gradually advances towards high excellence. Mr. H. Marston's Orlando was not so pleasing.—The piece was played from the text of Bhakspeare, and many inconsis tencies, which are often perpetrated in its representation. are thereby avoided: for instance, the speech of the Fiat Lord, who describes Jaques moralising upon the wounded deer, is generally put into the tenth of Jaques, himself, where it is most absurd and out of character. We need not say that such is not the we in the performance of last evening. The play was retuned with enthusiastic applause by an audience sufficiently critical to prevent them from awarding undue praise. AND CLERICAL UNITMILINTT OP LONDON.—SZOOND EXAMINATION POR min Dwane or BACIMAIR WAINDICIXR. 141.-14ra Mention: T. S. Desk. Cdr. Celt. ; Modems* air Univ. ; W. Brinier', ILl=Goll. ; IH..l=l;fliegie P. 4 ......, ,,,, ,t i vr..---.;,,,,,thisClreutvood,; 11 I We Ham: ;J. B. Owe; W. Wm" Lair lira W. Gs ;N. MINN Univ. ;S. IMO; J. L Gs. is Ham, Hans en , Ultr a ..l l . l l, . Regete, Lend UM.... -Second Deolooss : T. Ores, Dr&li. at Mow Mime ; 0. H. Jam Goys Elom..u didAglear NM 7101/0071%,41111 names ere arranged la the order a end (bmpwratere .4notooly: U. WWes. mirth add amden, Unh. ; X Rade (gold model), IOU• I. 'ONO : J. N. HMI 01 7% -- Dorld , 7 v l . . el!" - lee k% Mars ; . C. Pardee (gold i X RAW* Olgre ;J. B. Me m, Clay's.--derli ;;T: P. (add midel), Zbers W. Moen (gold medal), Guy's • Oggel Chimed. imi. Didr. ; k L Pedreby, Ours ; J. J. Repti, landed New ; J. I. War olio ; W. X Greenwood, Gaye-Metaagra: Z. Wladewerth (geld midd), Ude. ; J. C. Ptages. IdeeL M.D. 1114L-11nel Division: T.H. Darker, Ude.; H. Delerem Os"; Univ.; L. Bonnet, Unto.; W. Prager, Ladies 1100.; p. LIMA ; W.M. Walemn, Date.reed ioiskiss: Ilillp geort, Moen 11 Dr. Iledhen yrs awarded a pil lir Ms ememen. Me= M millelne. es We, 11117.-PsAnommen ma Nanrossav-Tio nisionnin aningsd la the ceder of penliskow.-AleasworNas ass/ liabonst Pfihnoply : B. B. Emma (mbelmehlaL UM% ; H. r dil fr 4, ,,.i1e * j 112 v :;, Ir. eightem ila relet r ehmiur ia sz egv..-........: B. Meant; um.; J. 11. TONG _ . Unts.,* li. a Board, Unto. • C. Beard, Minalbards New : X & Mdain. Untr.-7 Chemida i i . o. ' May (prime of lbeeke), e.--ebeimel Ph ss si•ls is y. J. T. Wks et beeke), IMO; G. , 1000 ; 0. J. SO, Illigtsbasy• Z. T. Z. Orda it iMr.- V "Physiolon and Strodurdßekma: J. T. (Priee 01 Innen Ems. or LA MM.- Division : W. Perm, Homer ton oal.-dreenct : T. T. 51 , ker. Unlo. CMONIUDGI. Nov. 29.—Caavis BcsoLutozni.—Tho = rola vlesalisomMe Ms redee get SIMI WM be IR amitiralli• Ii adilldille Mr the at ems dis twill. Way balm by aol E. N. INN* /LA. el Ibee, 1 tweemmeleg ea lim lb* or t = 18 AWOL no cow to Op* tisk at ilhdog Oommillos, FrelegamWelierwaractik• *MIS% midi le M be Ile. mei filelleallt Timis', the leth. th e e. Mk of Dee. TM *Men a. the eicorbeseellee, fis Wm prelbeetee, err puns arrow. Pamodearia-Bec. H.:Percy. to padded et the cathe dra dimet d Oresle, rear by dolt of er. W. Varlitart, D.D. : p=et Oirile.—See.ll. Err le be tremolo et th Iltio•L-11•• D. 11. Warb, realm et W. Peo1„ to be berm data w's'''. do lea J. Weber am: Re parieerada-Bw. I. S. Blidad la la airelda d ore weetteese. Per, doe Dio.ll.glernd redo IMMO, moon le Ito eseedol obo= Wer—Mr et . D. toeaboo Demlomarolos 8., Seale; WU, idet tobtom: jet, alarlL WeCOIMEM.-Boordrip 8., Banareet ; dio. Bow: 3601., wR reiders : set., E. Pme, 1144_ tr. J. Worm D.D., ROMs= Lower. P.C., DIMS ; ; !SOL : oet, the V. et liMme. IL P. Lytere.—Dade C., co. met de. Orted; B. eimok row. iIAMOSSIPII OP SCHOOLS TACWIT.—LNIELLOgtan Con, More orlorip. Nast be a osier, of Word, Orrekre, or MI ZOOM oet Ur cern: 1304—Tollor Btradiro Qmmraax lkboot , 1/111119111ftellii. Comae:a-It la dated that the Bey. W. P. WEYsea, the Mar et re Propholsty Map, hes too. goat de nolesidoa, to emselemo etre eteelen Mori 1111111111r01 blo prepoilag • wee at *rim to dr. damp dwerea Mr re le eway at that seallemates Mertes at the Libor, laditadov—Cl•••• Masai idellWlL NAVAL ADMINALIT Noy. 79.—A P POlNTKOrrs.—Coolaia B. Petite to losoiloot.—Moitterl.B. Friedland to to Wit dim of Coot Ou.rd.—AdtigAlstftsg. D X'awa to Olotory.—Atobt. Barr J. Looks to flroft.—noiteet Asolitesto: C. Y. Coop, to =• c. C. bolt to Molory.—Mlaidomm V. 1. Tarim to 1 -Clorko : W. H. Thaw= to CANS; O. A. Mama to keboroa.-14siolCidloto :J. Intro lo Thoulit Boa .I.= to Veroca.-01mon : J. Quin lo Quoin, ; J. to Ilartm.—lottoo Ova= W. Optitany to booolto,—Olopotor N. Pookond to Mort. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'I3.—Mosnarr A very small attendance, and Mainers entirely at a stand still until lire o'clock, when the following bets were laid 2,000 GUINEAS STAILIS.-400 to 100 Blaze (1). 100 even on the geld apt Rime, Amaalt, and CEBSTIR Cur (name or not).-1,000 to 16 sgst Math.- madeian (t), 1,000 to 15 apt ar Talton Sykes (t), 1,000 to 15 apt Clarendon (0), 1,000 to 15 afterwards oared on the fled. DIRBT.-1,000 to 100 apt Surplice (0), 1,000 to 60 apt Springy lack (t), 5170 to 25 apt Stater (t), 500 to M apt Nil Dams. random (t), 720 to L apt Bemis, (t), 2,000 to 60 apt Cerrua (t), 1,000 to 20 apt Powler (t), 10 to las don the aid, sod 12 to 1 apt Glendower. tab) EMU titUnftes COURT OP QUERN'S BENCH- Mu Pam—Buena Lord Dusan. and Oamoniarlea. Kato e. ALSTON.—AIII irms.3 PDX ZINTWIZORO BAPTISMS AND FOR CHURCH/PM 1120701111 DIM Oh TO LUNTAAT 01711111011?—The plaintiff is the lesser of et. Matthew's, Bethnal-green, a benefice ',Whim has kohl sham the year 1810, sad brayed this sedan to maw front Mr. Abdon, the minister of the diarist dame Met. Philip, the proportion of the lid@ fir nertieges,re.tratlons of baptism, and churchly,' la that district sisal, due to the plalatit under the crew is seassilwhieh lathe 1843 established the diserka. The lan count In the dselarstion claimed two- Mr& el the hes, alleging a duty in the dellasbat, as arbing Rua his amftift the curacy of - St. Philip, ander the order hammock bk - sa those fits*.. The wooed ant stsmanded as virsay bed and leaked is the *Win tar the enema et the hoe ennelly readvel. The ddiehat piseded, first, the generel testa; secondly that the plaintiff was not the hair. thlrdly,that the phdnlK Ameba had been instituted to thrlhfei of Bethnal-grsen, bed bees instituted toe living la the hems of Chester at a greater value than 81. he the Ring's Beok, whacky he had ceased to be rvaese at Rsthaal ; abdßopthly, that the "lain- ~ : .ast as mos ...—.-- sr --- "isi ----".4.- ___ Por'e' only t.. iiksiiir is _.4 been inetituter tio the Ti•illg a itrrt7l,biltiM7l4;ffshii, and IWW his reis iaialti war lete -.."' lslier,7,f a ample beds wits merged a WU _ _a riaa.,i _ s Maxican, ban" , which were lust quoted. had accepted another benefice, contrary to things there. He went knaedkerdp mod Wed is, th. l is i against k mad he salad thee MOMS ass but Biter the regaiar °Mira, at 16 iBraallialls Us: et the Pluralities Act. The third plea was drawers and took out mama Wags sad fiat mph a boa- Mem the of Stats'a sMos IPil FUSES 10 mesh Os 79 to 80. Sparesh Fives better, at 17 to 4; the Threes, 284 to 9. Dutch Twoand-a-Half Cents., dustmrel Se; as the mhos the foment issues were paned die and brought then est of the bed.rsissime ms *mar passaaalema-0. Downie/ he sershlesudere et 11101her's Mr. W 11111111.13.0., with whom was Kr. Warren for the TOM, and end he would go to XI. Killinili ill tic mseMag famed - astaldiskusst ha Vitresell, Eseersd tits 4 ea ths at 544 fob 6 ; t h e F 831 to t . A -i n , stotsd thst the plaintiff had been the rector at St. sad see what be could de kr my drat, cad be pas 4th beet. tie planar •Illai spa him, sad mil dist as Dashullessu, sties theal c :llo, but had as• a sovereign to teke to lsee. Whoa I wad away I saly wanted ill aria On=alata al tlagai 111 • 1 *Mind Of • French Fite per Cents ' was done e t 116 L ; 161011 the vest MD raided on a la the diocese of saw oat hire bndle. IMI MI Mar my ash, 41* domes puma dm wham a had else* beet He 20 f. 80e. , Chester , to , true ha we d el n's n on d m w ag m a ul (9.2. —Hy Bulteke 1111Mur I hew On ay asked Mails meths he trsadesitaglie Atm WA It wan stated tardy that the bat film repaid 1 • , , . . . ... . ... i.51-i.'{ ~,:' .1-.4 1- -- , ;..-4A1.;4 ;Ma 41.0 , fai110.1if• why or 1 , iod x, D e ;454113111f *DI M 1 . ,: il 1121,1,01Pjw, ,i.,i, ,5,,...,,„; ei , ( . I .', gar touga t neth viWer: - mtibic b!, byte,* Mt ~ , 7116Y11. I 'toil; gtons'''Wol I'''al'l'llT Pull b ee loosed e rtMe f..4,249,z09 b... .5.,••., ,A.t1,1,..A', , 6t , „,,,, a ,ileicr, , 'lirier..3ll:3% esokice In 43,7:_5e . .,i1e "lo osing irsw la Vfmasf , 6/Vine-yr sad Om .4lainforof aid "a" ,"aa,CE v,? /..." ' l 5 . ..“ , r 1 tali • 1 . -*V ' mimed: Nt. 311)1114/! Se: x.r.c....5t .fiToswor.iv,cip.e. 1 ... as w i t ~, .....,,b, sit -, .Itr a Ode WI L-wera ~..r.l am— 'cad itovicarm 8,4 4- oarou *wee met era, b tf-,,tf sth wig I l in- Te'TPID fen •lo v mbook : 011 . 11 .h 4417. ". ..., 1 4 rIP liald Asesafggi 'Limbless, la•s ; ft,it VI ADOVat ontroil fa alb, „..:.. wasanitist s ett ve 4,. ) $,,,,„,,,,, off " in fr it e ,,, m a ,4: 1. . et ar• :Mehl* VA ll: .1)Q14140 ...ad .ssusaoe sort zoo Irsed v.& aff, ',,,we...e, es ,t ~-.:,+ Lied • et .wrzot. .1 . .A .r.Y ; •roas issacuds. AM—stdolld .Ihl gd toberese tensed -411,2•1 1 . .". -- • . -' .o.t I 'WO a 1.3 liAl •res. 4 ridg *Wank. s.al sib off& ------- ja a ..,, ft : 4,8 i a - me tow fr.xcqew.: 038 :.'l4l-1, 1".• ••.. ', . 7.. , 1014%. • • I.:' 1:13d b‘d LSI : , 40 0 1.26:141• 141 iP 1!I irotar4 l ; ' ' .! - Initical tuft Ci r.C.774.1 ritrtli ) .. 'tit ,rsl4ltg IP Walt ring to-have been requiring an accommodation from th a Bank, with ample landed security to offer, have sae. ceeded in obtaining what was defiled. The meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Thurbura and Co., East India merchants, took place to-day, i t which it was resolved to wind up the estate under inspection. Mr. Dent was in the chair. The debit s of the estate were stated at 109,3911. • 139,6941. It is stated in the balance-sheet that the re will be a further alteration of the debt of the curtest accounts, and an increase of the assets, for intere s t and commission not charged. Furthermore, th at Messrs. Tharburn and Co. hold a deed of w as , meet of the indigo properties of the IQ. ctitia house executed by one of th e partaata while in this country, which are valued at not les t than 90,000!. A special agent of Messrs. Thurburs proceeded to Calcutta with full powers, by the stea ms , of the 20th of October, to protect the interests of th e Arm, and was furnished with the deed of assigur isst of the properties in question. The firm have a also to receive, in the course of the season, the as over outlay of the indigo crop of the season, whi a very low estimate would be about 2.3,0001. D ie , may also naturally expect in the usual course of but ness to receive in remittances from Calcutta b e *, this failure could be known there about 55,0001. Of this sum they have received by last mail 10,0001.0 0 4 5,0001. are expected by next mail. The statement, if not realised even to the tri a l s extent, certainly exhibits an encouraging appe ars:a for the creditors. Messrs. Leaf, Barnett, &Aeon, and Co., warehovas. men, of Wood-street, have suspended paymext. expect, ultimately, to pay 20s. in the pound, th 4 assets amounting to about 100,0001., and their Usk. lilies to 76,000/. YkINP.& pp.*. IA 9 India Bonds, under /AM pi t 3 per Capt. Red Amu.. OM Comeub for Aeet.. 868 i l 3 3 per Ct. Cons. Anne.. SR /I 511 t Et. Baia SLOW. New 34 poeCt. Anna.. 814 61 Dipo s lOO em. tft Long Sth Jan.. lietn, 833 Ditto zimui. 3 pro. jar 4 Do., 39 Tenni !Ex. sth J a/1.380W, tlf roettauA FUNDS. 11tew CL Brazilian Bonds, 71 31)1* 1. Cent. i 6 23 per Ct. uatior B pa. Ct. Pelican Bonds. onds, 3 1 I I pee Ct. Freud ft:nop it et , Ditto, Amt. Dec. le, 161 25f. 5 per Ct. Russian lids., 1122, £ It., 13 Per I Ct Beliba Bonds, in ire . 104 01 pie 5 nor Cent Spaulsit ponds, Div. Dutch &thaw from Nov , 1540,171 p Ditto, Acct. Doe. le, lit 1 per Cunt. Dutch Cork., eat It Ditto. P.."1 11113/TANOSS AND STOCKS ABROAD. • Manus . Or. . par Anne., .1 At "4 1,4 bIK evh ; Flre pm lkette.,l6l paper, 13 molt ; 41 in ar: 141 Li bier.; IMoY of o. b ; ro ou tt DICBLIN ; Nov. 26.—Pro.w/to &hula &h. Than a.l rat/ pe Coots., 921 911. Memento, Nor , 21.—Attatrixo Fire tor Ceote,, 144; Neck Item 1.1.110 ; Itueeloa, Co. . 1041 ; Mud*. Certif. Fiseig, CeN, Ipl ; Ind Co.. Third and Fourth eerie., Fite ter Cent.. 95 • De, twerip., Third sod Fourth Seri., I); Do. Certif.. 141 e. Four per 861. Stietedtz tool Co.. Four per Clot., Sq. Dutch Two-so:Nit g,L00t..., 64 ; }NAM Nor Four We Cent.. , Danish pm Canto.. 1825, 8'4 . 4 ; aiwedtsb Four per Coot, i re o w 1838, ; Portueude haelteh Lout, 42; Spanish Fir. ow OWL' 131 121; Ditto, Three per Cent., 23*23. ElCilante On LO. ; bum, Nov. 16. 13 12 ; Ditto two mouths, 13 ; ht.oekhaea, No. . I .l'w. 12 1 13; Bt. Potentate, Nov. 16, throe month; 371 31. tradesmen to another, wed the piseur replied thettluann. dertaker he had liehemenWpiwyederes in mph, Mote of in- I tosication ntiAlt,ltso conduct, and =±l,Jore nothing more wkdd Yftt.Nm. The prisoner i to be in a state dl tureens anxiety, andinquired lihetUtthe funeral could net take place en the following day, to which he replied in the affirmative, if the grave had born already taken, and the certificate obtained. Tn. funeral (which the prisoner wished to hasten) took place in due isenswe.—The prisoner was folly committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Atizozo ILLEGAL Ds- TeNTION EY A PAWEBLOILBIL—Mr. Attersborosept, pawn broker, Oxford-street, was summoned for detaining a quan tity of plate, the property of General Sir G. Berkeley.—Mr. Clarkson sod that in Nov., 1846, Gen. Sir G. Berkeley wu appointed Commander of the Forces at the Cape of Good Hope. He paand up his goods in 41 cues, one of which contained some valuable family plate, and consigned them to Mr. Silvester, an agent, for the purpose of his transmitting the property to its place of destination. In October last year Mr. Silthater became ember/wed, and he should show that he broke open one of the cues, took out some candlesticks and other articles of plate, and pawned them with Mr. Atten borough, the defendant. The transaction having become known Lady Berkeley applied to Mr. Attenborough, and was at once told that the articles in question were in his pomp *ion. Mr. Attenbcreugh further said, that Mr. Silveste; stated the property to belong to a client, and that under the 6 & 6 Vic. he wu justified in detaining it, as he had a lien on it. (The learned counsel here read the clause in the act in ques tion,which had reference to certain privileges granted to agents who were intrusted with goods.) He contended that this was a cam, notwithstanding the act in question, in which the magistrate had the power of giving the property back again into Sir George Berkeley'. pew/idea, through the agency of the Police Act, leaving Mr. Acwpborough to his remedy by action against Sir George Berkeley. He made his case out thus—that the goods had been stoles. Mr Silveeter had broken bulk without leave, and had pawned some of the articles, as he should show, ate time when Sir G. Berkeley was in London, namely, on the 3rd Dec. last, when the last pawning took place. When the property was pro duced he should be able to prove that the articles in ques tion were old family plate, bearing either the crest or the arms of the Berkeley family. It the defence was rested on the 6 & 6 Vic. he should beg the court to ask what the character of agent meant. Mr. Silvester was an agent, but not a mercantile agent ; and as he bad stated to Mr. Attenborough that the property belonged to a client, the question arose whether Mr. Attenborough was justified, without sufficient inquiry in taking the goods into pledge.— J. Norton said he was clerk, in November, 1846, to Mr. Sit uate:, agent, of Lower Thames-street. In November, 1841, witness recollected about 40 packages coming to his em - from Sir G.- , Berkeley. By the direct George .... tr i o: w iffila r a. e. the assistance of Mr. witness I Ilme lles packages. They took out some of the =a of while, Kr. Silvester's written directions, witness took on two dlrment occasions to Mr. Attenborough's, and left with the writtin directions. Received duplicates from Mr. Attenborough, together with 911., which he gave to Mr. Silvester.—Cro,s, xamined Mr. Silvester had carried on business as an agent for many years. His business was to receive goods from merchants abroad and to forward them to their places of dettinatiou.—Mr. Clarkson said he had now shown enough to ask the court to interfere; if it refused, Sir George would have no remedy.—Mr. Petersdorff, for the defendant, said the juris diction of the court was limited, by the Metropolitan Police Act, to property refused to be given up by either broker or dealer, msaniog a dealer in marine stores. Now, Mr. Atten borough, in this transaction, was neither broker nor dealer. He was in tke position of a lender of money on security, and it was, therefore, incorrect to call the note he gave • duplicate. The notes given by Mr. Attenborough were of the nature of special contracts, and, to bring them within the meaning of the act, it would be first se esemry to show that Mr. Attenborough Wetted them to Mr. Silvester in the character of broker or dealer. The matter involved many most intricate questions—the queen as greeting pawnbrokers and as afiecting agents. He had shown that Mr. Silvester was an agent, carrying MI business for years, and nothing had been done to deprive Mr. Silvester of the power of pledging property.—Mr. Bingham here remarked that this was the point to which hie attention would be mainly directed.—Mr. Petendorff said if it could be shown that an agent could be divested of his right over property as agent, then it would cause a doubt to be thrown en title to property on all occasions, and no one would be justified is making advances until he had made inquiries. As to the question of felonious removal of the property, that, he apprehended, Mr. Attenborough had nothing to do with.—Mr. Bingham said the case involved as many points of great nicety particularly with reference to the construction of the 5 & , 6 Vic., and other acts of parties went, that he should take until next Monday to consider his decision. RAILWAY NEWS. Shares rather improved yesterday, more especially North British and North Stafforda, both of which are somewhat scarce : some of the new lines also. The heavier stocks, however, did not move. MUSE LlST. 7 Loiroow, Nov. 29. ova.—Tbet - .. — -• rids ail laiattp tint took place ea drt net estlei the tours at kat nein in inn ft woo rrinne to whiner • Mast Le alltit. At re weft thei tee !noel Is sheet Int Irthellort drink ran et In nein lam nigh neenet Ile sese urn dr eampletlea of uo Mind d the et* gm no one down" as rein* km eteetre the kluneert. era IN ene nag tow helf nten d the neon an nil arelerd. et the= dirogrin la two urn% new re lonia te set le leelers• rterrell the Orr bonen =An sal Prim ma nn re pealed rt~ eteleirles Ort. tee rued - darturlara benne Pdltiebre an MONEY MARKET. MONDAY ERRING. There was little business done in the funds to-day on the whole, and, in fact, the haleness of the late sesount had still finally to be decided. Console opened at 851 to 3 for money, and 851 to / for account; they left of 851 to I money, and 851 for account. They were at one time per cent higher, but the advance arose from the buying in of two bear *mounts, which were not adjusted on the regular day of the settlement Reduced Threes, 831 to I. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 851 te 1. Exchequer Bills, 2s. die, to par. India Bonds, 26e, to 20s. dui. Long Annuities, 81 to 1. In the • • market the • - feature to notice 21 1....d. 0ut-Tbe .d gootalous er • NEN k ri lowsm iz: 4l47•4lm .roduse o 7 /110{0 ootool t tramolloro : lion al Ere la Baia NEON 1•148 4 . sin. r : 4 . 11 . 64.0./41 &Ds* it 1 1 ; 1 .4 1 . .Q L.. .1" 4... . 8. : 234 : Up. 8 IlliThl. AS. 3 D0.2 1 1 . ...N../s1; kL., 14p. U 414*. O s** ii 76 Dolli sk. MAD a 6 & 1 o*, 74 DoNISIL,JI4 B 6 TS • Md. 1 Do.ULM..) 1e B ~ 10 , Loudest & Warm. " i l k Ds. Rao Clabf. Übe • • fp. IS . ...... Do. Now. 604 ... ' 346. •' . 34' il tZtleiri f, D.. Now. 401. • Do. Cow radii.. 4 1 par DM Do. 416. Taillo .. . . 14.. De. Thfra. . I& II . 741 ... • Ilier et: 1 /WU. 04d. 10 , 14 rr O. 27 " - IF' , 23 MUM** •.e. 10 IN. 8 • , I 1144116114111& 1111 H 111 K 11911146 1 ,.. • ..... ...... ' 6 # 1 7 k ith 11 D llairs .43lD"lll. = ll. 4 44 . 11 )W I 14 j 11 k i lrlist a r ." ~ - 3 1 6 '' get0...1 3. ,._. _ P it! i D0.C.11,0411* •M la Do. it • .'" ••••......_ . 5 K 6 1 1441.04. Wog. * DoNorliakarlra IWNosoosotk & • Do. *aim 1234 134 Ammar** U Do. Nos 3 4044• * , North &idol ..... .' i 03 ih t a ramos 26 1144 iarwelro 2Oll ' Do. u Do. wo o. . 44 Sid. 2 I Do. TYlrds ...: :: : I Do. Now, * 41•#W4:1# lON Norio* . . _ . .... 7. 8 6 I.l.4iwolisokirs 1044. 6 Do. Woo: "DC__ . 11. ioNabr*ltGlorgow 6 Do.Drarld. ADCS.. der 16 Da. * &me 3 13 Do. /fat 6 Pot. 134 Do. I Arm ~. - ll 12 2 Da.84.011 , par 121 Ml*. & Norttero 2 Do. do.Wowaug . 3, Do. 11100 . ..... . 4N. Opoodir Vous .. 0\ Do. NoopWS., .. . • 3144 0 1 1 * Esorar. Yore* Derr I*4. ' iire air ...... 80 Mau.. Mimi. • A $ 8 On* Northirs 11 2li lie. ‘&1 1 211119_ 43 . “, • 21 Do.LesAY 36 *Joe** *skin . ' imol•••••• ow 1. , Gt. Ntk. of r *-- "' 0a11aL....' • fl 6 Do. Nee. i re a !! 440 62p. 30 3144 . U r Mame .. " Gr i :N 1 1= 4 11 3 10 p. 1 • " "L e t . t' li t I Ds. #lB. taw 8. 4334 Mime .• . gd: g Do. ••• • 23 417 4. r.... DANN. ... • 7 ' 16,.47t 7 Moot 3 S . lee- lid. aD0...d0... 6•14 . - ...No. 1 • . And nod lay . Dclobare . ..... 11 16 Do. do-, . - 3 6d. 11 Do. Wow 4,1 Re. do. Thirds .. 4 1 14.. & Mr* 3 tl. 16 Woks ....... PS f 16 Do. & • U. 1 YININADia.&I24A SI Do. 1 4 la. Eslairloo,... *d. 40 4 i At 211irdi fastrAfro•York•4 II Armor .. .. 8 Bd. Worm. 16# 144 d. SS Do. LA: 6 4d. 4* West lip. 12 Do. Mem ,3 7d. 30 Tr iivik e wi Dlti' i 4 111 *****:::: 1 0, Dolt Poen* 10: Do. ANN i6 4 64. 11141•11•111121w131 11113 34 Do. II DoloNstiortliarl24 Ile 12 n Do 6 IflUtagelne t 474 Do WI/ ie Y ouldelloe4 i i 6 Do. W. I. . Sid. 10 Do. 26 Do.Pralsai 28 D 0.1.11 •• • 33 '1 1 / 4 A # 9 No. L 40•94 ••• • 4 1 4p. i FOUND SADDAM 14 Do. ~.... - . 1 10 , Boologps • Amino. 141 40 2446 omml NroNord . 1 14 068.4114m1OrtY•1 1 161 I 16 Lokarar & Bodrord . 1 id. SS Lomb mod 71kIrat l6 144. t , 1 ° ll: 3 o7gagot IA 4d. 17 D.. Nee.......... l4 134. 4E" 1011991 ' r e: D..".„..,..., id. T .Lmoselsa la arerirr k. ST Leeds.perso.. Maw& 4 1 LW.. Maw. & N. 111. 6 ' l.nt r;' 9 " .6l7l t: ol4 ;*irld. 4 4 as a tort i t k aletZ. 1 ttid. 14 i ti rr ia % ~....i 1 3 1 4 Do. do No.l q ltd. 6 .07looss • &odour 41 Do. do - No. 1 10 Prete NM 60 1441.. lielebtosi 8.0.44 3 20 ,Ar k og l i=4 . . : 3 3 Do. Ow. AAA, 9 70. 10 , Par 10ve5.... O Do. 44.050r6p.G. 60 /30. P/1,4041,84.11. Do. S Irons 8 is• isolos .. tOo Loodoas P Mr . " 1644 341 31 8 Wis S f1ar105 . ..... 4114. Between AND Axints.-As sereeel lower et *ate- ma* Moe Ys mite respeettag Se essel a Ikrife4, Deasy be w6Wiey * loe ebe*Deilmt .11 Ibe pa*** Mew log tb* COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& PRODUCE.—MINCINO-LLNE, Nov. 29.—Therobm eat been a pub/le market, but the appearance or the lone er km maw gloomy • the announcement of a fresh failure on Setarday, wino. witiculdes said to be felt by en East India tome, may hare amok bitted to it, but e hope is entertained that .13e house alluded hat surmounted Its dimeuldee. The refined tope market bat boa dull • standard quality, 33. Cotton dull. Rum steady. Ylskie steady, 43., 45e. 2d.; town, 49a. ; rough tat, 2s. aid. A0t,14 during the week 1,2:3 auks; delivered, 3,010: prevent dock, 18,714 casks: at the same period last year, 17,010 maka.—Provieione: Bk. ter has been steady, but not active ; fine qualities am again rather . dearer. B oone hu experienced an improved demand, without an t e, ir... Hams sat of demand. Lard, line quality, amount la demand. Oils steady. Seal, pale, Y.I. 100., draw, lii,,, .; brown and yellow, 241., 23J.; Sperm, 811., M.; matter, 831., 841.• Cod, 221. 21., 231.10 s ; South Sea, e 1141., 271. ; Oka% O.llipoil, 431., 481. ; epaniab and Sicily, 431. 100., 434. ,• Palm, V 34. 324. ; Cocoa Nut, COI, 49./.; /bed, rape, pale, SU.; bum& 221. 13., 241. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS, N0..77. Imported. Delivered. Pr. Stock. 1844. 4.li.Coskal 767 30.437 —inTins— .latesi 1,732 73Sn P 4,610 1084 6,1901 146.088 93.319 4' l 3,702 7,142 137.743 101.214 1 30 2.566 2,513 COO 2,907 106.i43 99.44 200 6,61.:3 10,748 104 8.417 ?.. 471 34 3.633 474 15,492 W — e — Di Tlrhe. - 1 Foreign Orr's, W. I COTI.II fr llaclu ..... tZrianlii.: :1Z 12,565 COTTON.—Ltvieuroot, Nov. 29.—The market continues area, and the sales today were 4,000 balsa, nez.rly all to the trade. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MAWL •{&. D.L.AIM DVS. ALL COI. d Dublin IT Holland .... 00 In4M. v. Booth. 0 tirdnery,NSW 0 1 Waterford .. 012 Fawkes 01 amnion .. 0 0 Meittco and Donahoe's, . 012 Prance...... 00 Do.Maratike 0 Havasu.Dee 7 1 Cluarn.ithers. U u Labia.. Des. e.O Balsa and CI West la. Dee T 0 Random.... 010 Meditamo.. 0. Hallfaa.Nor.3o 0 MIMI r .Jaa. 14 Gummy Nov. 29.—Arrived t Edmond Graham, OILMEN; Imager Harlingen • Soho, Antwerp Lord Stanley, Bombay; York Town, New Yost; Adele alacepeard, Penang; Illrkby, Balla ; Bir Paret, Calcutta ; Caledonia, : Charles %%lb*, Santos; Marlborough. Jamaica; Pilgrim, N s e= amrietil z itr . bay; Anna, leer; Caledonia, Meld.; But. Ocean., St John's - Afriroa, Nevem—The Elmore, which walled few dam ago, has 'returned with damage. Nov. 29.—Arrived: New Word, New York; Levantine, omit= ; Maim, Alerandt ; Hortensia, Antwarp.— Off t Majeaty, Aare; Berhampore ; John It•Latian ; Devonshire ; Her. stay; Luke of Manchester ; eftledonia et, Baotou; Mark Pante. The Matto, from Liverpool to lark, drove on shore at Eingegoa, 27th inst., umbeipped her realer, mad had two gat water in her hold. bhe was got al, mid proosaled la Dean. • [Advertisement.]—A BAD LEO OP THIRTY-FM Sloan' STAKDiNo Como InT HOLLOWAT's Onowear an Pau— The part:knave of this extraordinary am . are aa Ibiltors :—Yr. Jaws M.Donald, a naUre of Ireland, now residing at No. 7, Defray.* Whitothapel, was discharged from the navy In INA la occieguenee 1 of his leg then loving been bad for two years, and pronouneed in Ply ' mouth liotal as incurable; daring the former law pericd ha bed h ad the advice at the most MI MI surgeon. in London, Dublin, old o ther paree. Notwithstanding the dreadful state of the leg, and IS ears of angering, the limb la now madly healed by the me ot Ointment and Pills, which are told by all dealers la medlar, and at the Proprietor . ' Petabliehment, 244, btrand, Landon. 81RT . 118., BERRY.—Nor. 20, at Tullmanl;;:i.2l7t7rife of F. Berry, Req., J.P., of emu and heir. BOUVBRII2—Nor.II3, at CI, Gremenor-plaeo, the wife of Capt. P. P. Rowena. 8.N.. of H.M.S. DIMS. Of • daughter. COKE.—Nov. 26, at the parsonage. Plimatout, the wife of the RV. R. F. Coke, of* BOWL/ NO.—No: I V, 4 a e t Rathfunham. Mt wife of O. P. Dowling, Eq., of • &maim. YALCONSR.—Nor. 22, at Winton, the wife et the Her. J. Fakoair, of a son. FALLOW.—Nov. 28, at it, Harleyetreet, the widow of the Rer. T. M. Fallow, of a mt. FitTfiRREPPON.—Nos. 21, at (1101200VIt. Wan, the wife of the Her. T. Yetbendon, of a ran. ORM/N.—Nor. it, at Ponahuret, the wife of the Rev. W. Omen, ef • &whter. HALY.—Nor. 22. at Newtetteuttage. Tipperary, the wife of wow W. 0.0. Rely, 47th Bat- of • mt. RANSON.—Nor. 25, at Minatethstreet, Eaton equate. the wired the Rm. A. o.oe Com Coale, of a non. JOBB,. —Nor. It, at /Mead. near Monmouth, the wife of w. 0. Jew. Req., of IloyAW, uf a daughter. LIII—Nov. DI, at Itatedo• lodge, Torquay, the wife of Capt. Lea. of • MAC TALD.—Nor. Al, at 66. Fato•Pleae, the lady MeeMosia, of a daughter. M'CLEVERTY.—ApriI =, at Welllagtos. New Zealsad, the wife of Imue•Col firClererty, &DM, quarterrneeter general, of ton, 20/FM32:RD.—Nov. 24, at Derry, near littecarbery, the wife of the Rer. C. TOMMODd, of • daegktar, ,he r tenth child. WYNNIS.—Nov. 24. at Hastmeed. the Lady A. Wylllft. of • eon. ACKLABD-PHILLI iliialmokrahlre. B. D. Adirk lit i li bi e A . In H t PIM% Meet we of R. 1. AMINO, of Pembrokeehlee. th MLloyel. NNW deeels. her Cl J. P. A. L. Maw, Me,.. In the memos*. Tt h -rdilANrol" Mae H. Lobate, H. AlUdn ei thr........m,tt ~211:14111.41W et 0. C . . Off/4 He., of the A Dimmest'', sod threw& . DRYAIT-LIPTON.- ov. U. _eit the church el /WWI', the lee. 0. Dryaet, M.A. tecumbent of Climb abwerwiatt_Oathesioe 5.... drd ibughter Cl D. Cl WWI el=etrvert. a t m, iad ahrnarprook. 111 i riaira DM-ORAN T.-Oot.Oallyea, 14.Theeers, by ths Ace. H. Laborde. the Rev. A. Derat. fowl& we ft the hie J. I. Doe. =Attogneyftleneral of Pa Thetewrn te Oseelhe area. lINDS a a. C. Orant. Emi.. d the Aheliele. fla Tbiewbeel OW Dar .rIIAIIILTON.-Mov. U. et Lea Chewila leas Wlo R.". P." 14 ''''. 3aa ig.'r. ga.t.sia'"at WO- All siscall ewer: HAHDLIIIi- lIONY.-Now. 111, la Niamey Chink Salm W. ataphrd, awl allarearii. I, tr i ll Deets, P.P., o. W. Cher, wee Cl G. Fora. of Maw Illpf H i tyl l iir ea denghter et He WM halos. Om., breb e filett ax UM .-Aug 12. at the Protewant Cburdt,Pat UK Howlele. the Rev. A. Dewy, H. D. KW& Ilvq.. to MOON . Ille s.. dela . t eeteg ar of thole (111,..! Ir r le,ILJJ ...,, it c i f — -. Leie r eg, " l iehlb, WWI TH d =Off UL 0 , 7 e,,,,. . . .... Rev. D. H. ON& 401616 wows, te Me e . Weeder.. Itee,, e = Wink Imee. TII.III-HDA=jfestAt Ifhweesiee, u t. szi to Manaus = efts Wie ev. f. Wow& MATHS. BEANE-Wm 211. at Claybeet, Oberiotte, wife of W. DINA if. AVG aL-Hev. X, Beery Clove, the MAIM eon of H. Deftw, Wee Bromley, Illedlenen BOV RK 17.-Nov. ilk of typhus beer. J. Bourke. Eft., of Mohawk ford.lodes BalllnWom CLINDBY 7118 U.-Nov. 11, to. Liverpool. of typhus fem. we& 11l tee of hi+ duty se meisteht toodical asendamt on the WOG Mr. 8. M. sod ED/M.-Lost at ow, Apra a hot, by the founderlas of its Lee ot 4 O Men. •me. Cleo Bee. petra, don. C. Wag of the Indian fi.77. M.P.". . mmelmie. CiAt42.-Nov. 1 0. at Ow widows of hie broilsw4e•law, Owls L Townley. BK., Caraberwellgron, Cherie, third we of Mr. Or. lie O ?Immtodreet ailed 17. Ü BM:Y.-Nov: ti., at VeeMeor, Idiot 'Wight, W Mem. sewed cad Mr. J. Owner. of Uppw Holloway . 0 WILT.-Nor. IT. to the Weepeweible grief of her ecru, / 1 " It i *A .... doetlir al Mr. A. Owilt, of the Belvidere reed. VW' IMO • HAW or. 11. at Waterfowl, of tylls fever, ame, wooed see the Me Bev. O. Hareem* DiteWt maw ., ' ` a:, pi OdT 1 riatY:lo:) . ‘ 12111• T 011,111. .5 , M .stnixo.7o .4 41 Alma, avati , :1 Ile T) znorid.' .s. , ,'? li •I ntf owcasev oft,if frso.T -My. IS, at Clylffehall. Wilts, the lion. ff. Hay. broths of 1101 1 1&. ° !-Nor. 16. at 41. &any ltasora. Mot of *0 IN Va l att imm al gois i Inema. Rm. of Now al a raT i At e. . "am* l a bools. Yin Y. IWO. moil of the tato (hon. We A. SPIN CAIL-14 or. IA nit hie of Itydetolicralanes. *sort li7leepartoorllle. llllo. Priza mo te . J. Vier lin tf tanniara. OTlBtrarfre • •- =