The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENINO, DECEMBER 27. IM4B. Riwithoion (Mr Katolit), with kis &Manam Fes , nettereety and Eriorirp, and bib followers Thaw peranneur, and MoonsAiew, make their appoirmist, bat attn • 'Met striation upon die stage are pat to lien by Bs. 1=1;1(1:* • Willet:l:2. Tans ngeheel; thee a ricie s e:e a s t e l - i -The peel& et 0.. d Tit s ! hee.Sits.lskardess) with lib deliglitZ modatia efeaMstu......... boa The t Unseat 7.ill.Eled7r—Qat.in the? Dublin's Glade " Glade," Id of this illink" on wa ll y beautiful, an d rolled Mefillhe=l.=.l7:reatattnn• It is act always Ala ene lune far them, ens at min chrlstmse, se mews. es the frsqoantars of Seam' Wells peaty _ *he._ Mr. C. Fauns Wee ihriegsein Mr. J. shuns Peintareess, Yr. C. Stilt OMerio Mgt Mw Lama Bone Clelassione. AU executed the& gm% with merit Whatever has b.en mon promisees helm, the vales wee of seem doe sable* of Kr. C 10W11 . I liallb j bat ambito me by a• memo damming of the Lsainededlo IS lb. semis portion of the stalsnalument. A Reg talliewle, reprosestim the Temple of Novelty in imam of lenatios. sailed forth repeated bursts of ap. phase. TM Muse we • Wawa, sad thew is no naggers ties la say ime that Untied. went sway fee mast of room. Malt Lanolla.—A more legitimate boxing-night assillene. se regards the is sad a portion of the pit, thee that which graced this theatre with its presence last nosing it has sot bees our lot lately to witness. The " Voss, Paddiagtoa " party was is great force, and not • lido DM; while some of the elder Tinton', from dee p s eat of Mr. Decks, the celebrated dust cos. traMer. in Ismael Chesterfklds, with extreme good nature provided lb. " Amble shame 'upon as liberal a scale as the very limited WM which ems maikbis would allow, showing thee the, _Wen quite plegend to take the characters of Duet BM fle be the possonds*, should their son visas biome Isexpeeeg timersble. The first piece was • /lowers of tho Teessit," transplaated tom the Adhlphi, but whir* di/ Mt memo oat into lull his Men fader Is ethsem illarass, is conenente of the wiesbulaimhes below he fin Pantomime and nothing bet des Pssiemims. llesheleme and Mrs. Pitzwillkim filled their orlabell goes, hell even them attention woes I east to the wleas elf asheals mill juvenile railway whistles. Men eminsiwg mind meet well be **naive& At liteLlmses Os rend hakes of the evening. " No • se Msdesula I Mink Hasa—Tin Knight sail the Wanks Denim." la widish Mr. Joiraini, tint as the Iran " Heneur sod afteemords se " Clown," acquitted Inman with la tely sbillg. The scenery and decora times were nessedleitelood, sod the pins wia go better, if prank* mikes o QUiteeh—' ,TC.;:trdienee at this theatre was as Mowded , liserre , and noisy , as bOligg- night StlllieTsoe, gesseslly are. "The Noble Robber, er the Wild- Woman of Ramify " was the euphonious title of the first piece. To M it appie ' red in the guess or • pantomime. for although we saw the souths of the performen in vigorous motion, we heard anitiog above the greater noise incessantly kept up before the curtsia, and the actors did not nit the rend e r deownod words, with sufficient espreninness to the plot intelligible to us. The extremely old fares of "In with the titled " The Rath Road," followed, and ssesteents coneluded with a new reel peatomime. mad " The Maid and the Magpie. or Harlequin and the MBOLOPOI/A." 80.0 of the characters g og Om dew:Jibed in dioldisp.-Diencoo (with a midilling lieart),Jeftire (with • Meek Wei), sad Lambert (with no heart at aU) • sod this sleek • hit pee ls. 0 the humour of the Pits* The while of dee peelseuessme were mined with as applause whisk war as matheseas m wad, and no doubt **educed mai Is the gestilleadea ef the anon. m e n of theatre, which, suffering unaer the semen the time during the last two or throe years. lined altogether some few monies back, the wreck of what face was one of the lass theatrical properties in the memo rial. bring so complete that the whole of the fittings and machinery were, we believe, sold off, was last eight re d weed under the joist m ana g ement .f Mr. Shepherd an Miss Vincent. Tito MIL sate that the theatre has been mainly re-decorated, but this is scarcely a sufficient term to describe the o meet improvements w hi c h have limn effected The pit, always one of has been c enlarged; the the most mfortable and com modious in boxes Dave been 'rendered more commodious, and the stage has been increased both is width sac depth. The dens a eons , which are somewhat after the style of the Lyceum, exhibit much taste and much artistic skill. The of fro eaeb of nts of the bone are divided ism panels, in the centre which, in tke upon trine, ii a bust, and in tke lower • group of figures in high relief, the prevailing colours ut the whole being dead whits and Preach prey relieved with cr imson and gold. The ceiling Is Mao sew, and painted to correspond with the other decorations. Teare is a clevin er its ly painted curtain, and an act drop, which is a gem way, both how the pencil of Mr. Telbin. The private bons. following the modern natant, are furnished with =mho cottons, which in this instance c rtainly harmonised with the other embelfislansots. The home is admirably lighted by a large glam chandelier in the centre and some hsledosen ormolu cbendelien.with flowered glue centres projecting from the fronts of the hoses. The whole of the decorations are design llent kethang, and ilia. bits that 'salty of taste and the absence of which 0, in many oi ova skestres, the subiect of deserved complaint. The inkblot fry whom the alterations have been Leagued, mid soder whose dinettes they have been carted out, we under studio be Mr.Wilball. T s u rreymance Ch r isten ing Light were well adapted for • nd a audience. There was a imp thembaet melo-drama—very tragic, very dull and which might have had • very somnoleut (frees, bad,it not been fir the exertions of the actors before the eur tein, who Ohne is the gallery especially ) kept up the amuse me by , sundry unrehearsed combats, rebored by a playful appropriation and interchange from front 1,11411 to back. from bosh to froll , and occasionall from gallery to pit and Moe WIG of ists sad coats. T here was afterwards a so yea- Ileminte. Kith me capital s eeneey, several clever tr -, end whisk with the notes Tom Matthews as the Clown, 11r. asbestos as the Ponlaram, Mr. Dentin as the Ma hlon. sad Madlle. Theodore as the Colwatime, p t it it is elms* u•smeary to s ay west o ff with Mat , and satisfied than who had beams discontented at the delay which the = sad sariergerary it ngth of the fiat rem bad can To pies any acct uut of the plot of either the meld drama or the pantomime, we are unable, for of the one it we almost impossible to bear a word, and the other (which is founded upon the popular comic song of " Lord Lovell," with an ism from throilcidenant of hour that Mislpati et oeen bough" espers dded) played to our ce was nWeisted Wore it was half over. VICTORIA.—It Will bc nen, by reference to an other eslenin, that the opening of this theatre last /T. ming Wee signalised by a tragedy of real lite. So great was the Wand of candidates for places in the gallery, that the lined tail al fed stain which led to it, after much pushing and the eembised pressers of hundreds of persona, gave way, and Me lads wen unfortunately killed. Several others were wounded. TM source of attraction which drew so many Par is. together was doubtltm a new and, m the bills my, " " pantomime, entitled "The Land of Light, or Hsrllquia Oa and the Four lihments—Fire, Air, IN* end Water," This is a decided novelty. We Mew Mat Dr. Daneht tried to instil the faience of botaily Into (megisative sainds p lz nu n . of rpic poetry, and Miss Mull ions has made 'Meal economy tolerable, even to ladies. through the medium of novels ; but it was renewed, it would nem, fur the stock drau,atiet of the Victoria Theatre, ta drive the doctrines of natural phifinophy isto of the brains o f tomime. • treat pastille populace by the "step and trap" pan We mar, however , at once declare that some of the rtbodo don triage in dumb-show, thus put forth, are not parody om The first SOMA consists of a " retreat of the fairies is the Goblin Coal Mine," five thousand miles (oulp from the surface of the earth, whither the rani a al teetold bare beta driven by the trinaphent power of science. Then conies a sort of snub pleonasm ; for the bilm call it a " gunroom land of ligAi," • dusting affair in which several sorts of gas bonnets Aare up with uncommon brilliancyTbe plot is evolved out of the loves of two indieiduals end a rival. The accepted lover is protected by Oberon, the btu, of the fairies, and the rival by &MOM, with her attendant sprite—Om. There is annietbiair about a l , wager rerprtiag the powers of seine* "and these of friction ' which was not intelligible to us A, A bably from the deeply profound principles of ph' by which it involved. It Was to have ben a drawn bet, for the end of it is the transformation aim characters into Harlequin Coituteb Clown, and Pewee loom, which is always hailed with 90 much delight by a holiday salines. The rest of the "comic business" was made ee of the current absurdities of this clam of perform ', IMM. The emu ts semen preening the pantomime consisted of Ia " " drams (of three-set power), celled " The 1 1 Green Hills of fiurrey,—• romance of by-gone days," and a Innis* meg, chorused by the indigene. AITLIVe.—The two holiday entertainments at this te es of the hippmdrama were both novelties. The lees to entitled " The Wan of Jerusslem," and pro lima to represent the n scenes be which the memorable time one preceded ad accompanied. Pardus. than Chia we eanttot inform the reader, for although the actors netted their longs with the most praiseworthy en•fe, they were no plied for the two thomand neallits who evadowed the plinks, or gambolled among the sawdust In Me ring nutil the qoadrup.de took possefeiee. Occasionally. we less from the nor the words . liberty or death,' • span me," " victory,' AM., but between each enlamotioe there was a long hiatus, daring which we were throws oom ph tely upon our owe ingenuity or the pantomimic powers el the actors, human and . gains. If however we cannot 1 'OMAN what we did not hear, we may fairly rework on , whet we saw. As a spectacle this Om is far inferior Ito many we have sees in the same phos. There I semen, wirc:enaltferteergo...titavehibeuariksaw.litilis, ithheanigektstitomincoplooturedthe pee did more credit to the namely then either nib' Mats or libes'ality of the management. The pantomime is entitled " Robin Hood," and, of course, has its scene laid in Sher wood Forest. The inteoduction, ;n which Ra bies and his merry men plunder all way raven, _amused at the l Ir en y b s witehed e mom minty, but, safortunately for the fun, Robin is by a fairy. The usual trasernsaations follow, and we parted 1 mammy with the Clown at half past twelve o'clock, at , which pe ri od he was hanging suomoded about twenty feet 'on in t h e air, the trick by which he wsa to 'vanish through an upper window basting unaccountably hung fire. As this bad been the fate of every preceding trick. it would he unfair to proorninca finally upon their elect until more fireq_uent reheareale have rendered their performance print. Teahouse was crowded to that ailing, and even the ring woe tended by a crowd, who migrated to the stage when the curtain fell, and returned to their old quarters when the " cents in the circle" had terminated. 'We will do them the mto say that a acre geed.hosanered or ens masserly aedisses sever was collected - within the walls of a theatre. A. sacesing _shown of °nage peel we kept up from the galleries, which the pittites attempted to nears with the hats and ps at their weeds sansfatsses ; but then f a lling short, Were caught by the boxes, the comsat* of whisk were ageees bly employed d a ri n g the evades la no. ------. 1111o.r : lfisiasesste, • Peet, lisegetila el brif egilvitsul P .10 .0 APHID fa Por . with • seirsi. Priam Oataarai =, iii.d. IS dm se slosh owe brestfel la bee *Mid Ile liviiii . • het oa des &gas with Dampish, • diles of ezusatio low and dissigust leas, who, Inviep es his part fall ~, is love with the Primate ill4ollol, wears she is illso aro hsistsdel 'Wet in sessiss. • ablisetion eisiouid hy Ms s ewes fee 1160 OEM. Tberpian, by sews easess. Ike pau ore beesght 1. et so Mit the Peri and thip djins mi., compile sets. The Primo sad PfeIIMPS, by bun •tt Awed bent the sleep bite whit& they MI ben. iv. the mai" siasealises of the *tits, east, boom 9 bead/ h e the we ef the ether, Is the is !...tte Mews ef the Pert wit* seders the dyisa M pith so the W ( sp. sad re whams he wee. Neat • c dad the /were, of ( M oe, the Primates sow. iu , pest fury. rears to Prine ' sse net merely s ham to 'i .ve saythafli Se do with the she qf Awns, Ist raves eh. ..t the fiesse mpg wee she bad sots is her waking .1 the sight, and whoa ski pretense Muesli ready So few. I , rt hwidt. The Earrror, sertnis tha; his datriti. Ur is • 1 o aatie, gives anion ler demon Is be slat for te ears ler, oh ~.., co the ether bowl Danissed, is the shelf at • sesetiep : Omsk IMAM tesolonsos piedebey the swede, to wse its t— t rifuets in elbetiag the tasks of the Primers& with her %oh .ea ow. Asa se sods est I. Aet 2 eyes. WWI Ithe 11PlaibitP. r„ ill 111 ITOW.oftlo beads of the sabensasto doses, who, S..' A die pussissi reward of the Pfilleallel baud, have, IP.. ) fag b i ke sore of WIT supinu d numbwes. Warred the new cof their ows decapitation The Prince of & Japan, desirout .4 the prism, bet fearful of the rick. beams , • medic& ' , adore. end very little kwawledyit being *waded foe et:saige, , .ratiJs of patent a t ediciase, wagons& • sal c2, whisk Is intneluess lets this Primes'' , bates. i sat &best the PIMP time arrives Prise CON - trauma , .. brought to the Flowery Court by the waf Wmteem, y Do much, ii. the guise of • sanitary otadidste. At slight o W Prmeesea wo lsaiol_ y disappears, whereupon her head _ ._- t ---,..fiesam. is virtue of his see. 11101aliat• it at 0100 by Variesirsiaswwower t -- 111Wie c,.e, Lad by the of J .i' , -- ta *toe Or 1 ..._ pause velar cure To get rid a the oluss, the troubled mat declares that he shall have the Princess who h • rival Is • shooting match. The snows Sy ; Mat co Crineo Comaroluemin, gelded by Dassateh, his if e Prince of Japan , and the Emperor then devising Damara 'to man untied to the lady. Cassorshaman, hor , is -iuddealy mimed: the arrow that bad killed*. Prier ror • f Japan, ha by mash tofitlitlMl mad the week of Meimanso mooted the ashes atsenties. _sad he follows ft to the rade of Monsoons, who has got lunar sad her ver is first-rote style to rewire bins she hopes to make apalle.osid. The Prime, however, will not have Mr at any prim so, making • virtue a se =the Pia weds Idea to his mortal love, sad r -young Dawaseh, who promises to cut gin and taboo% earl #2 esker orrentriaties, sad to be • thoroughly trimmed ebareeter. The niece is well got up end well acted. Mr. sac Mrs. Keeley, Mks P. Horton, Mies Reynolds. Mr. Shad, rod Mr. Casl iteid, are admirably costumed, &Ration themsli es 'most manfully sad womentully. The s aner) is mod. TM piste is by the MIMEO. Demob. PitixCefees. —The hale of this MOM enter tained 1 • Chromes patrons last evening with Leder'. open, • It Jim Goodfellow' " which was well received by a mowdei audience. Thegroad attraction for the holidays is • ptr , .raime Marisa the title of •• Bluff King Hal, or Harlequin and the Charm ed Arrow: " written and arranged by Mr Kidwell, end which, in sank effect, splendour of softune, stirri n g cad amusing incident, sad broad burlesque, coma we think, be well surpassed. Mast of the passing events of the day en celled in aid to incite, by ow clever peamiesd in e, the cachinnatioos of odthe merry Cinemas . the lint moue la intruced the abode of Dis- cord throw , who with the Nablus.' of War, LOW. and Liquor, maw on to disturb the peace of the kingdom, and moss divers mishaps and disappointments to beta Sweet William sod Lil io,subsecoautly Harlequin awl Columbine, who ire def. dui by Hymen, Caplet, sod Happiness, the foes of Discord, acd montane of the lovers. Btsof Hal, the here of the puce fa character well eustained by Mr. Honey) is , startled "held reposes', after many amusing adventures, by the app erition NM fin wives whin portraits are hung 4 rowed net bedchamber, and who sadeall walk forth Ism 4 their pictures, and throw their heeds a p t him. He swim yours t. obtain the affections of Lulus, and Ming la hie I amorous dtaigne, resorts to force to accomplish his purpose. I At the- juncture, Cupid comes to the rescue of the fait I heroine. old transforms the happy palm into Harlequin 1 and to bonbon, at the same time changing the sonata I into Chaim, sad his attendant Cardinal Wool's eye into I Pasta/am. Ties follow pantomimic char gee in never i ending variety 2 with clever burlesques on the popular topes" i of the dry. Various looses r ornentiog the gardens and 1 fiestas of Hampton Court Paine, the Thames by mom- I light, tie old pines at Richmond , and o ther p lasm of note, e were exhibited is the coons of the pine, the whole cos- 1 eluding with a read allegory of the Temple of Happiness. e The effect produced by theft representations was ad- i zeirable, and elicited loud applause, which was also given to I assay . ' the mire striking features of the pantomime ; thus I stow g von it the mark of public Meier, and it will es I Mal* obtain • lengthened run. LlCbtin.—The boxing-night novelty a this theatft I win a fairy extravaganza by Mr. Paachei, galled " The W ag of the Peacocks." It is founded ea oat of the pretty ' ?Mich hire tales which hoe furnished the materials of so nun! totartaiwllitati 01 the sole kind ; the incidents, ro mantic sad eves interesting in themeless, data being lad rhyecruely burlesque d, sad the dialogue carried as ia rel fat if puns. aloha's. Cockney elan, smart jokes, sod epi• ramortic mints and witticisms. Tells kind of language le rendered pigment by its contrast with the situations in which it is tittered ; and it has a very ons and telliag dint from the unexpecte d aid happy • allusions straw of satire with which, in Mr. Planche's it abounds. But perpetual burlesque, long con dane/i, btemes fatiguing ; and it is Maid, in three pines as be *thee things, that " brevity is the sad of wit." " The King of the Peacocks " is es long as • regular play er • grain opera ; Ned all the spirit of the writiug, deurates a** ening, and splendour of the spectacle, ould not ro ost a great deal of it haw moving very heaviiy. The bedealte of the tale is a certain other.. Rosetta, who falls is love with an unknown Xing of the Peae-eks, from the lepers of his beauty and accomplishm-nts. She Nada her two brothers la seareh of his dominioas, with m eller of her hand. After various adlreatiarta they arrive in the kingdom of Pueockia, and deliver then malmay, showing their sister's picture by way of cre dential.. The king, ureptur dby her beauty, .srs , a soh soave to bring her to his mutt, detaining her VIMMIM in the meentiese. She embarks accordingly, attended by km ger verasete aid her diughter At Ha the gomernante hems the deign of pawing off her own daughter epos the king so his destined bride, and having gained over the aortal& to her plot, they *rowdies poor prisons into the res. When they Wein, komver, the Mag at once detects the insp• pen, throws them as well as the priacem's brothers into prism, and is about to put them all to dealt who , whoa the appearance of the Princess herself, has been mirscaosely weed by the intervention of her gaudier. fairy, sets everything to rights, sad " all is merry es • marriage bell." The btu nosinged and moat merry{ ourt of the piece is the voyage of the Prisons. Tad vessel is the Bleekwartitinses jank—the deck of which forme the elevertst asuthal seem we has ever sees on the sum The rut seresepat saddest,' appears alongside, with • head es high es the rigging, and informs the aphis, in mown to his hall, that it is biota for the Admiralty to dine with the First Lord. Harley, as the caption, is • erst-rata Chinookan, sad the mew, as well m tke " still life" es board the of an with(odmkahlyrepommated. Madame Veetris sets the Kin, of the Pereocis facet mooing mock =shay, de claiming with great imbues" the witty nensense pot into her mouth Mien Loam Eloward,as the heroine, is simply pretty sad rueful. florixel, the minceses brother, is eotirely • dome part, arid thenfore committed to Miss Fitswilliara. d e n is • great deal of Angier in the piece; tOO Muth, in ded, fur much of it was laaeotin end heavy. There wen • great oney pram of maps, duets, sad even scenes, f r om " Norma,' " Guillotine Tell," "The liaguenuts," " Haydee," and other *pro, which were but indifferently exersted, and rode no Impression. The oily por tion of the music that pleased were two or three *n sung by birdame Vestris, particularly • parody on the famous "11 megrim per mem relic, " is which she showed that she still pro ems bet fine ocenalto voice, end the W e that his always distinguished her Then was 00100 excellent death" mpecially the hornpipe by • party of female mile" MOM ' Nosed the trot met, sad was more applauded than any other part of the performance. The wof the moo iorgeous mod beautiful deserp. dm, sad t it he drown were rich and appropriate. The recep tion of the COO, on the whole, was highly favourable. Th ere were sr we have mid) long intervals of heaviness aid diesels, hat e happier parts were warmly applauded ; ard, lithe management take the hint given by this reception, and enliven the piece by abridging, they will certainly Wean to it • long and profitable run. TUB ADELPIII NM Wailed last evening. The new Christmas pitch " The Boated Msa," aow that it h • few nights old, and which we have already as deed, is row performed with ne nob effect as it is rawagr ibis of. The seemed set, Is which the inimitable Teineebps age iatrodaced, excited boodle's oink ; and it wade , hove bees more effective still heft the sabot's test bon adhered to more close ly, After the new drama, the laughable eater vegessa, "The Enchanted Isle,' was performed to the eel deed emaument of the clesely-Mcked audience. TM tato tatamerits were wound up by the farce of "Sloshes and Cruller." OLTIIPIC.—The novelty at this theatre Mae a pan tomime entitled " William the Conqseror." The epode, preended a series of extroutansies and inemenitios whisk wen unredeemed by a single point or juke diseovevabls by the best-natund or sharpest jest hunter. As sum, however , as the character if the remementatios changed MOM Moto! ON and lareicel to the purely pantosaindes, l the Cooper , ' booming Cloves, HaroM, Bers, and Mahood', Pore Oben, then, and them only, was the audience mimed, and whinier, noon, for we have rarely sodium(' better pan tomime rutin, or better performed feats of activity sad hews deform theta those of K. Chapin°, Herr Loh, Herr , sad lidlio.Tallie. The evangel' domain-I were she S erret s e7 ted, and the latter part be completely redeemed the int. " Harkttliin Harold " will doubtless repeated for many sights to come. SADLER'II vinu.-Thu Chrietma- performance* a this theatre were " Venice Preserve-I," ad' The World 1 Tuned Una" Down, or Number Nip and the Escheated Fountain." TM former Is ton well knowu to require eon. moat, and it would be sash to the actors to judo their execution on an oarecdoa when not • tithe of the dialogue could Ire beard. The numerous auditing who came to l aug h would not be cheated late sympathy with the sorrows of Belvidere, although cleverly ins nated by MiM perso , Glyn. The contrast however *met e have heixldesed he met and savor with which they neeved the excellent mn- Noise, composed and arranged by Mr. Greenwood, w hic h lowed. Somas the SM opens with " the world tiro* spline dam," he allnasa to the events of the pima yew. man *ass es dish , selista A kw saws Pte' nos is stomas* , algid law boss sot& MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENTS. WHALLA, LIICHITZ/entillAßlL—Tbererna &M- edi Ar AL end to the ezhaltion of Mir Linwood's far-famed of = ornameatal needlework, one of th e surest I •7 l. Loados, but whisk, Ilse Remo few years past have bees numbered amemist tbe thizge that were, are sow rim pied by • sollageny %mule re ddens, who monomenced their porfelmamow yoseork y under the title of the " Fairy Mindere.' The air M Mrs ideate Oda am fear in umber) reac from aim &Ira to two r aw a half, end ma ths eery limited pasties they sit secerarily her orgasly tee se* ts my mesh suet be to them a asteral helast. • losami harp by the elest of the erialsta. s OA, ._- IV 4I pia r Loa, sa d most mewed. Same gime yed.in which they all wen mealy eneessaal. The mementents b 7 MOW seelp. another body of American emeeedeewmd the grommet deems of s Boa's Juba. 'l 4 llll W MUD or FRI WOLIN. —Mr. Anderson menreenod a weeks of what he calls " Soiree Myerrieure" the BOMA TOFFIF• lest evening. The entertalament s at morkiled el the and onessedon of tricks, such as have bees made pep*" Mahn by Messrs. Houdin, Hermann, and Mr. Ara m & himself. The entertai nment concluded by the ileopension Chlorionerano the soo of Mr. An. demon apptarleg Suspended in Me dr, suPPoffa llPP•rontil only by a welkin-dick. la the manner of the younger Houdin. uently CoLossunni.—Having freq recommended this plain of anoomment to the notice of the pleasure taken, end hark g defy chronicled each marshy as It was brought out, we have now little more to do than to indicate the diff of P ereaaris t feature by whisk it is distiagirehr d. The quorum bus he popular for loose time, and the Swiss Cottage, and Stalactite" Cavern ere old friends. The last novelty is the 01 which a notice sppeared In this paper oa uf. 1 ...t.0. We have only to repeat our opinion of its merits, end to advice our yowlers to go at once and Judge _for them selves. it is decidedly one of the most besaWst pictoria ezlaibitioes we ever witnessed. BURFORD's PANollAr A, Leicester -equate, resented its usual attraction at this fatal sewn. A representation of Pompeii has been added to the views of Park and Vienna, and altogether they give a vivid imapreesiou of them ecenes o f airiest sad rodent revolutioos. nati estimation in whisk this very . pi...i1l pima of amusement is held, was suM ciently evidenced by the numbers prfeent, and by the gene ral approbation bestowed cao the brilliancy and fidelity of the pictures. CLERICAL. Pittrumutire Rec. W. N. T. Marais, to Si. lanies's P Hyde, lals of W lilt ; pat , Ur. A. Dew itt.—liov. W. Templer, to Wellatsh and Botheralapluel C., %MIL VAC/ANCY.--11109111t012 Altley Lek.. dio. Pet.; , with rosidente; pat., goy. T. Haws; Me. J. Liptrott. dm. CONSZCItATION 011 , ST, LVIL enosearstiaa of this New District Ctionb look Flaw on Tuesday, the floe inst., by the Mahon of Lichfield. A large amber et the clergy km the st4hbouring parishes attended on the ocesslos. ghee the sweratity of conswerstien had twin r ay,*rp a coliectice to eel of the Church dulidlag Euad was d sad t he on. of but lout. col. Inas& This will cover the esprit... 'Deady Ineamd, erc re of the OA 'n ano' a cossiderahio won to Sahib the tower mid spi shureb. and Th is built Ist the early finglish style, p aw l , D wood root, and it Or Wore for upwards of GOO pawl, POLICE.-Yull umil • SOUTHWARK —Citation or SIONWAT 11011tElLY.— 1 T. Ireho and W. Gee were charged with highway rubbery attended with violence.—Kr. H. Ideas stated that on Sun day night he was in the Southwark -bridge-road ; when he ems to the corner of Lombard-street, leading into the Mint, he was " pounced upon" by the two prisoners, one 01 whom (W e bb) struck him in the m outh and knocked him down. Ile recover. d himself sad scuffled with his se.eallant, at the i sa me time calling out for hel p , when a polceman came we and tout Webb into custody. Complans's, alit rseards soloed a purse, eontaining 21 be. and a tobacco-hoz. When at the leation-house the purse and its contents were covered inside inside his trousers, and he thought that duriug the attack, in order to save them, he hurriedly chic d tin m where they were found.—Ereensan, 124 Id, stated that whi.e 1n y dut at the time in question he heard cries tor elp, and ound the complainant bleeding from the mouth, h end saw the two prisoners close to hint, and a woman a g in.dih at a tittle distance. lie distinctly saw Webb par iumethiug into th e hands of his fellow prboner. who escaped t or the time Webb was subsequ entl y searched, and a long Spsnish knife toned in his prwerai,es. The 'pet where the eutraft. was committed was that on which such frequent high mwaray robberies occurred last winter, there beiag tas , and ger& tunings into the Hint, which g ve thieves an opportueity of escape.—Burton, a policeman, stated that Webb was convicted of felony in 1846 —The prisonert were NAVAL. POITINOUTW, Die. 28. A COVILT.WAITIAL Will WM bilt to.morrow morniag at the wool hour on board the Victory, am ok* Bear-Adni. Preeoott, C. 8., nrawideat, to try Limit... Cora. Hefei, Bound Seam Kreider, and Mr. Co* gunner of the eharpebour, eo..et., for getting that rowel as alone on the Ifth WI. on the Swo outs ecas t.—Druerel,at.-0., taint Into harbour yeateri p ai In want of . off. and the Bl o odhound, at. , , to prepare foe being --- MILITARY. A PRONIMTION if now Rader consideration hy the military authorities for the adoption of • new great coat and kw smdt for the army. The rest coat is to be of • lighter and sunertor feature to the one w. menet furnished by the Ordnance Department, sad the kaiwenek MIL with Improvements ta coartnatios mai Mane, ham Um farther adeentem of dionsidtlep by live or sir woods the weight how serried on the infantry Sokloit'l beck. Hitherto the meat coat b been fastened by straps futfide the Itaalt pima proposed Is that the sew meat cost shall be anted Leaide when not required for the wanes ass. tab) intttlignuft. COURT OF EANIEUPTCY —YaminaDay. Babes Mr. Comma!lower Iforibianque. Ra 'outlaw( —The heari n g of the bankrupt'sent gopher'. tics for his ° l rani. wee resumed, by adj .mnani from Thursday last.—Mr. Mann, bookkeeper to Johnson, Coles, and Co., was farther examined. Re stated that the be k rept'. capital wee 20,0001. in 1846. when Cole joined him. bat was reduced in that year to 13.00111. All the trammelling of the Arm were regularly entered in the bode:. Red no positive knowledge that any of lAekerideena bills were drawn in d ap hod bad value for the whole. The cital mutated of debts .lue to the howe and cosignminats to and from India ; in fee, it wag • toting modal, sot in cash, except 1,5001. or 2,0001, The firm did not start with • capital of more than 13,0004.. and of this some of the debts turned out bad. The bankrupt had been assisted in his private estate by Johnson Cole, and Co., to the extent of 62,0001., but against this 611,0001. was carried over as due to his paver...tate. The 62,0001. was pail to meet the obligetoes of the old firm.—Mr. A. A. i onise rs' Lack evide He 's emi lotion at the private meeting 'pardon read stated, in addition, that the bills ant over to him from India in blank , were principally filled up by Mr. Grey and Mr. M r . Uouh, two a hig clerks, in the public counting-hour.. r Roy said the soignee. had no wish to pursue the ease further than their duty required them to do. Cole's balance-sheet had showed 6,0001. of good debt. ; but in this ease there was no distineiou of the class a debt., and nothing to guide the assignees in estimating the amts. • This was • case where the liabilities were 268,0001. ; and it was therefore moot Important to know what soots were likely to be radioed, especially as the cveditors were all buck tide, and as the trading had only begun in Jan. awes 1846, woe and had terminated in 1847. Midterm th. report of the: wet lamentable. A debt of 1,0131. was put down a. due from • clerk of the bankrupt who had been seat out to the Mauritius. Another of 20,0001. disputed ; and the as. pignut* could not estimate that more than 5,0001. or 6,0001. weald be realised. Under such re circonotances the bankrupt had no right to ask bis eradicate, when his services were . eland by the assignees for realising tke assets. Instead of ow booted capital or 13,0004. beiagNought in, 62,000,. had been abstracted from the firm to pay the debts of Johnwm. TM expedient of the supposed India hills, Do recklessly re tained lON to increase their lieMities, was a transaction whim It ought to be marked b the severe reprehension of the mom Tne soignee. could not consider these hill., asseastieg to the large sum of 42,0001., as other than vote parr, sot the bankrupts had received no consideration for Skim beyond arena acceptances. N. ither in law nor equity had the'holden of theta bills any remedy wait the wig. mess it Johnson, Cole, and Co., whatever they might have against Lokersteen ; sad this was a very serious matter in the consideration of the bankrupt's certificate. Johnson !Omni! bad admitted that some of Lackeateen's bills were drawn in London, and some in India ; row he knew to be in the handwriting of Mr A. A lackerween ; one such, for MONEY MARKET. 2,6001., he hod identified se drawn in England, end raid he believed he had accepted a dozen ouch bills. What was to TUMULT Emits°. be thou of his eonduet when the clerk stated that the co- The funds recovered to-day to the highesi quota- Man in the bill- rasp beaded . pt ut advice," was regu. Sons which they had attained since the settlement, fatly tilled in, in respect to theft hilts, though no such whims and from which they had partially receded tawdry]. had been received ? The examination of Mr. Lechery" en, who *as evidently desires that the whole truth s e be the latter end of last week. Notwithstanding the known, confirmed the important fact that a large class of ho lid ays , accompanied ordinarily with a general them bills purporting to be drawn in Calcutta had neversees reillau on from active hatha ela t th e tta nazetk "" l tii India. Consols to-day were upon the whole of some con ifer. Lawrence dialed that the holders of the fictitious bills sideration. They were bought up to 881, Waving ofl were without remed/ ; they were perfectly good, provided Beil to 7-, ex-dividend for the opening, which shows an the/ had been Ilene is CaMatta ' rm matter wh'ther ac - advance upon Saturday's rates of Tether more •h a o eepted in London or elewhere. In supra of this view, he , , Reduced Threes closed at 118 _ , ~,,_. cited the case of " Heath v. Marty, ' (in 1 Mauls and ; per car"- t'" ;I• “`" 1 Selwyn p. 871, where Lord Elleaborough and other judges andm-Quarter per Cents., 891 to ~ Long Annuli ti 11, fl r ; : had held that copperplate forms of bills made in Ireland, to 11-16. Exchequer Bills, 38e. to 41s. premium. with banks for the names, dare, and Meant, Were gond, if I n di o B on d s , m e . to ag e . pre mium. I , raged is lingiond, sad did not require an English stamp. The speculators in Peruvian Bonds, who cretin d Ins was propowtoe had been recognieed in f' Cretchley v. Man" w (61 -„„„ to „, 6294 in mi nuet to a J im a, * bin . i n the late extraordinary rise, and must have b en i-ome i width the came of the i s had been left blank till a late how or other in the secret of the proposals said to pwiod. Ilerjeant Bytes laid down the same doctrine in his have been received here from the Peruvian govern week Gabel% se did Mr. Justice Store] , . _ The feet of A. A. ment for an arrar gement of the debt and arrears of s lad "" lN ' t w amik a t " fille i l d a r a the en bi ey 3. wi thaenay Paikrapaat th e dividends, or of the negotia earl tions to be entered into for w e d. b e ma t e d th a t the with t h otie h teeneedtted that end, appear to have bees bringing their stock to gum mom m a golnard form with blanks, were Brat market to-day for the realisation of some portion of sigma hi tho ; and this Wee the neetwary !mei. their gains. Prices have fallen in consequeece, and she totem elltath em good hills. Neither the drawer nor were last quoted 44 to 8 only. It is not believed, the i . . ass u re er. dkarisgssourcnnrailted" * th em e bmbiltuipitwbsdas "hadf°:altre h owever , that they have succeeded in finding buyers v ia v aa buil. Beo p mew re ad it for they wen for a_DT, considerable proportion of their purchase , Impeslicwably • and had it been otherwise, no guilty Mexican have improved to 241 to t. Brazilian are Insemiedge Isei shown either in the bankrupt or Mr. 74 to 0. Buenos Ayres higher, at 22 to 4. Chilies, leeekeelle.S. Seed De._ went _..114 consideration could be 86 to 8. Venezuelan, 18 to 20. Spanish Fives, 13!, tadedeAcumeaudie b liia b*i el ale,!,t_ ad vances °ft .F"' 't e r & to 14; the Threes, 271 to 8 ; Passive, 31 .o Z. Per t ties wimpss B,m with ;net of ir aue-iii-C. hi d w ee mee t eatem iee, t o t h e amount o r to eer y 251 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., glow. ; mo d m e t ee m sa g e maequest Whoa w, t o mot. 491 to 50 ; the Fours, 141 to a. Ranieri, 1021 to 31. hatable to the failure of each bosses as Bartley, Brother, and Foreign exchange WY dull and lower on the prin -00., Cocksrth, Larpset, sad Co., Fry, Griffiths and Co., sepal drawing pieces to-day. On Amsterdam the Lack•few a and Co ., "a "I' hours ,- 00 whom ho h ale negotiations were 12.2 to 1; on Rotterdem,l2. 2 l •, .on bills to th amount of 126.9211., be ing _ more than half Antwerp, 26.70 to 76; on Hamburg, 13.12 to 12;; his total liabies. The hens., le had referred to, and with whom the bankrupt traded, had failed to ' the on Frautort, 1211 ; on Petersburg, 381 ; on Paris ameoe t o r 3 . 816.413 f. though they were of the moot (at short), 25.321 to 35 ; on Vienna, 11.18 to 20 ; on avvrotalge class, and wife all East, India helms. Leghorn, 32.05 to 10; on Naples, 391 ;on Madrid, Wu lai• boakrsl4 I. be made th e victim o f the whole re er ' 47k to I ; on Lisbon, 611 to }—all but Paris at 3 cantils world ? sts had came voluntarily before the court, months. heiag In India when his partner was made b ankrupt ; his It will be observed by the note following that the books bad been kept with the utmost regulari ; _and Ise had nothing to coaesal. Though his actual capital had only been Spanish bondholders' committee were only plawd in 3,000 i ohs traussetions aid been to the extent of a quarter poem...ion of the propositions of the Peruvian govern of a minion ; his trading had been regular and most profit- went for the arrangement of the debt on Friday last, able. tke_.Ye l q returns varying from 2,0001 . to u p wards oh that is, a ft er the extraordinary speculation on foot in 9,0001. Us bail neither been improvident nor speculative ; ma ke dearly eon ia not he cheese d w i t h m et ier s :u sing the bonds had already been noticed and observed The official assignee had reported that ova sum ar had been upon nn ens this hom e r lthough it is steted that a Senor Osms, the of thew proposttlone, and riginoiPsliertrt age he law was oloal . 'snow::: that * Me kills, if charged with their negotiation here, has been in this metropolis for six weeks put. It is evidtnt that mads tus ch i s a ue :dla, oes we i z ois i . a. pl a nts , bi lln , uar thothatbalithe; oat hen ture th o e f bulk 01 the h ub hed been s i gne d t a tbie t° be farther explanations should now be forthcoming from before or after A. A. Leekastess ceased to be a member of one other quarter at least, if not from others. the India Arm WO baratieria l, ea ill either .11" the bill 13, Austin Friars, Dec. 26.—The committee of Spanish wars bad. Anteriaan boadbOldere are in communication with Senor The Caomisamer, after looldag at me of the bah, alma Osios, in respect to the proporitinnereeeived from him on F r i. if it wee a resegabed practice to send bill in blank fr om Cal- day lea for the adjustment of the Penman debt. eatts.—Mr LlWltne• mid lt waa.—Mr. Roy mid be wen wet withstanding the disastrous of _ bistreeted • empaely to &my The commenial world " eta , e French was quite immtent of it. finance, the government, persisting in the old vicious Maestro malt would have bees am important line of courses of fi scal legislation, bee lately raised the &kw ro have Prove d the existaia a such • custom, bounty en the ezportation of codfish from 14 to 18 though it might have been difficult to induce the different francs per 100 kilogrammes Thus, wh il st the tokoTeseewbiellr►heitsh. oßuludtblostrethl:ad.bilglierlittle le rs t a l is iu d"fiapostag"" ordinary sources of revenue are all more or less di d this ewe, es he did net thiak theakes bad traded Miniehiog in productivenees, they are surcharged with mon 1•410:1 t han the itemengt7 t hos e *Mad Sim fresh burdens. Not otily must the revenue = Them W 440 Sr riots in he /wear : the O sia swiSses grieved by this additional charge upon it, but Ira, ther een .lhewdtilee'lle were weeeriandvise.iginieriniia.kePt'et taneously it will be impoverished br another toessaii ea--- h e' d ,. • He - bed als ooiaeide o lone ova " indfa-entauteiliiiii, of, however, much sounder policy. By a recent laal4. wWf he might hare relieved Mewl! tram hie obligation meat for: e more effective encouragement of the eel more essay. His expenditure also, lied been extremely fishery, French vessels engaged therein are to bs ~° l, .° ll°, T ratv,. .te , „d mig htbst I' have the j ulareria° ,__ _t rk , ther,?_,lilt permitted in future to lay in their supplies of salt "" °"'""' " ---` rsa..- ''''''"'''",' whether of France or her colonies free of all duties, here might be some eases, arising out of the dietaao min e , where bills ot this kind ht be aeressary • but is of and, if of foreign salt, on the sole c ondition paying soor the nation referred to in thisthat:defence duty at the moderate rate of 50 centimes per 100 could not be set up. To a particular bill the bsakcept had kilogrammes , admitted he knew restated *astut e was attache d in In reference to the budget lately voted by the London; there were stated to be about a dozen others; and National Assembly a leading French economist and this was evidently a transaction of great ire. gulaity, Still there was no ground for the allegatioe that them meta eo free trader has the following observations : " The commodation bills ; there had clearly been a valuable con- rectified budget is voted in its entirety. It is the 'literati= • and in this respect the ease had not borne out meet enormous that France hag yet had to support. the strikii.sr features with which it was opened There During fifteen years the opposition of the Restoration being clearly no intent to defraud, and the practice. being in the number of their principal armaments one to some extent rewgnisetl, be should not visit the ease p laced • with that opprobrium which would have &umbra to throws against it the milliard of francs (lorty millions star • great amount of absolute worthless paps r been ling) of the budget. The revolution of July (1830) spa the market. and WO this Win the re• was made, and the budget was carried to one milliard cult of the mutual kite . flying, a two h•••" and a half. For fifteen years the opposition to the in Dloorgate-atreet. Censidtring the time that had elapatd government of July placed in the number of their since the lest examination, lie tlould lee! justified in grant. g ing the certificate. Had the case b e one ot a fraudulent pt incipal arguments against it the budget of the mil intention to derive the holders of the bills, he should not Hard and half. 'I he revolution of 11448 has been only have suspended the certificate, but have withheld It made, and the budget has already surpaan:d the mil altogether. herd and halt on its way to two milliards. It should A gentleman (one of the mignon, we believe), cern- be remember d, however, that the government of Plainest that the lunkrupt had bees using threats towards Aqua Phil,ippe,kwhot. had made free see of the funds him.—The Commissioner sled such • course was highly ansurehle, end there was nothing for which be would Ca tne savings eanes, an. ot-er ...epos.ts exigible on sooner commit • party —Mr. Lawrence baying made the demand, left a legacy of some two or three hundred ass** hunorot4e lose the bankrupt. the pros' "hug e tesoi• millions of francs of deficit to their successor', to be sate:, after WWI mantel oompaseestary remarks. prtrided for se best they might be able. The re --T----.----- lectionary tendencies of the messes against the revolu tion of February, with the various attempts since to subvert it by cons p irac y and violence, need hardly excite surprise in view of such constant exaggerations of yearly budgets, undo( extravegent expenditure. If not a really leading cause of emeetes and ricade n, they arc put forth ostensibly as one am ong other pleas of justification. KNOLIPII FUNDS. 3 per el 110. Mao , rat 1 1 I I,..chowe, Bus. Ll.O l lO. 39.1., 3 per (Nut. ener. Aunt.. seat Marti, 3/1 41; Id., JUDO. 37 49 L e w 34 per Past. A nezdtbe 91 1 141. P., .prols. 20., North, 38 42 ; Long ADM, eLp. 6th .1 , IL. 1010,1, Of 2.1 . Jour, 37 11 111 Ditto Small, 20., Mara, 3tl 42; hulls Weds. ender LIAO, $ ten 91, June, 41 37 Ceoeule lee Ad., eel I I 1 FORILION FUNDS. 6=l l . BrsoUlsa 0... a'.lr 74 61 4 per 11. I rani 1 Paw Small. 74 6 Ver.. 11140, 131 914 6 per 11. humor Are. Ikeda. 14 Ditto Acct.. Use. SO, 132 141 29 pre Pt. Nquotbm howl., 21 1 1 3 tee PL Strutlob ar. t a fl i 1 per Ct. 01011014/4 We , 131 f 6 pre CI. Posaleh Purace ,39 11114. Palermo'. 29 29 Pa cl. Vourstsis *Noir, 9 prr Peer. Stamp.. 1841,25 1 29 per 1 that& bunanini,HOull. , tune, Acct. nee. n.. sal i eel eei 1 1 6 per lien'. r ace. di Hee, 44 a 4 6 4 per Ct. Dutch Certle6:6lo4 741 4 9 per pt. P.,rtuttuoe Booth 13 per Ditto Amt.. Doe. 29.7 4 1 el.). 343 4 4 RAILWAY NEWS. We had a fair market for shame considering the holiday time, but inlet., were without particular move ment. committed. TH AM RI4. -V tOLENT AIuIAULT , - Catherine .-T Driscoll was elbarged with wounding I). Donovanhe eumplainan' eta d that, on Chri•toma night, bin sister went . tit on an ..,. -Th Bl . lA ,o.4.u. ltiS I.ll3aTiLiletel.esii.Goeu, a...a.,l)gcserilunot:maim errand. She had not been long out when he he ard a olis 1 %urbane. in the street, and, on going to see what was the trawannes. : Maw e ot hese is talk? tollato . teens mitten, he met his sister returning in a great fright, and the ram. Ate. defendant pursuing her with a poker. The moment he we Aberderm ,—; : . : , :: .;1111,. ril, I,o?..n.__s•,,,Plettre... •eg./.0.1. made his appearance the defendant struck him a blow on the 1,, Bee., 17.1:05175;5151; 7 -.- r . •,:::,,,::, 1 0 , ~....•• .r 6 a Asst with the poker, which nearly deprived him of his senses, o r .po.or in •0111 1 141 II 0 ' Ou. CONS. rtlaii.. 14 le.i. and he would have tones had not some of hi. friends caught 1. De dawitbeetrior t 4tp. 10 ! Do. do. India.... 12 lad. him in the it arena ; but, before they could interfere, the Die d al 1, u k. t! . ,', 14.1, ,„"! lot 131 ' 3 1:5.,,,Th*.,,,,,,..76#••:54 CI ti. 14• 261 5 • priestlier repeated the blow upon the same soot, rendeving 4.0......4 -. ay.... ) ~ f .o•l4.4,AA:ruftna4 t gp • him completely insensible. The poker wss arrested Irons * .e..._.!....e...,t.,i.0attfirr t.t , 1,.. 9 !......ffilite!ii.ll:=l.ild tor her, aid see was given into custody.-J Dohoven, the Oth- . 1 . : ,Z2,7,..,' , ht xr. 1 , ! ,:,. 1 . 3 ,, ca ,,.. ~,,„...,„„.,!, plasnant's brother, corroborated the above .tatement.-The a 77,, 777 7 ,,„ 7 777 ..., N ,„ c id prianni r Wei fined 51 , or two months' imprithentent.- 143.11uokissbasielen.. .. , v. LI p 0. 4 ..., wt. _tr . rt Ito{ 11 , Do Oriot..~. :A 2,51. Larked up in default l' ils uo. 4 orrov'. • 'll l s l 'IWO Miaow . - •'B3l 3 4 CRUDITY/to Dula Ow . -J. J'erry was charged with &moults. I . i ,„,,,,, 1.,...4. . t i, 71 i ma ik„ a t ,,,;. 'Oki ...1 The complandida 1.1. l'urceill), residing in Soalopeare'e. le .Chweer t Ituirhaal ws 1 ,30 W . lotff that** • , 111 4 wsl k, Shad.« 11, said he wee alarmed at a I ote bone on 2 k ass WW • • 1 . 3 4 11 1 ha ik , ""Y L 4 l". 8, se To i suil isma De.. pt. Pc: Christens night, by a man entering his me in and pulling as E4444l6l•Latial.alon 4t Se Misedtalthrthasegy i t him out of bed. As soon as be recovered from the *Huh , la . Do. that. I. a /14, 5 3 1 .45 Mid. ULWeat. tlet4L 18 occasioned by this sudden attack, he rdlisred the intruder .24,Ltrit:=. ll l.. r , lti ;l 3 e o groh.akkintubeart...ok... isi I end asked him who lie was andw , what be wanted, on wlach so .Do earthier *IAA la, t 121 Do. iskortt •--• et GI the Warner and he was in his own MOW end wait dlego et Do.l7stiiptx gal tp, Ini IN. 'Owen ••• •• • ',5 St to b oo Ca ei.deavoured to eject the man froin )5, 4 1 y: Lt, i.; ;;; t ;, . :,11oar fa. I I e f t it . /4,-=tentn . e . ........1 ft the runs; a violent struggle er.sued, and hi. night-ahtet was 7; ! 1Z . 7.7,7 l ~. t ri,ii 61 6 , 0 , 0 1 , i ,f,,,k .. ............., torn to piveee The noise besought several persois to the 134 no. t seeores ..... . 1.4 13 'I, Po. :imp ............ et, apartment with lights, and his assailant, who tuned out to 14_ „ De do „ Neer_..... ; id, Iv, .31 . D . ? 43 Gem . ryCti if_ Ise the priamier, was secured. but not before hr made a des- . .. 1 . 4 ' ,t7,7.....731`..",, ‘6 m. 6 N =1: 2 , 6 7,Pr,4 1 ,t 3 potato resistaroce.-The prisoner said he bad been enjoyine .... i 4. ,111. ... -I; Iti 1.34. !I5 Neeth Mafforailew. al 110 the festivities of Chastens§ with his frit nds, and strayed into iv li itortrguctn l. 4 .fo 11sf..Woreewlietuas. ; 13 L] Te 1ie.... - _• --As 144. .141 /Auc1.,61.414 AkeiThlfeL tp. tbe complainant's house, the dia.r of which was , pen, LI ~,:a 5.:,.0 f..mromore....ii ige. 1 3 ?WWl** e nude". • p ter mistake believing it Wel his own. He had heen drinking, 5 1 . i 5,.,. ,g., ,%,,, ....ii., 3,4. 16 g„,,,agse,agrat ... and scarcely brew what he was about. 11. lived half a tiC lio . I .1 . i . r.-,_ . 1 ..0 1 113 s,yliisli M .. idirtod ....le IS mile from Rnakspnwe's.walk Re wag ordered to pat Os 2 6 54 : 4 "f1;•:,, 5 7 5 7,'„'i, " . . 4 1 6 ; nrj,;• . 140 . ...... td t o. for the maps shirt he bad destroyed, or he inoprisinthd the ..o , Kainuouhautee , Urie 6Do ow i;e . w. gear., el five days. 0 , tic. 5 shams .. .. . 1 - 111. It SerewittitesiNlEM .., 14. 111 kteter 1 a...Liam:olf WI' Mn ffetece -.... 14 0.0. WANDSWOI. —C ti Alto ROr &HULLING RAILWAY v 0 ,.., ft,,,tys,A ~. 3 . vie, Do. Demob, •• • • ill W. , .r i Tickets.- W. Mayo was charged with stealing, at Avhfut d, 21 pod... A • leferew.,s 1 , Da. Few.......... I ... vt it two parreger ticket., of the value of Is. 91., t...e. property of 1 0. 1" , , t iv ..."' • i .l ert- .. . % • • , 1 .1 , 4 Po ..... - 7 . .. " 'l.Z.e Maas • a ta d. the South Western It .ilway Cominny.-J, Hereford, a ti. ket I 051 5.51, a w.o.tre. a i • /kip .. ..... ii ii , collo oar at Richmond, proved tit it on Friday evening the ortillit.Korthet Engfand TM .26 24 Iso. twirraSie• ... • prisoner got out et the 5 p.m. Hatchet train, which P. tint 13 11 ivi....N,N,....4:14.41.::: 4 .4 0 4 0 ;0n j3 l . . h twots ii. ...att r yrd ol " . sts and second only, and presented a third-clas. t eket from 1 4 Ito N es ., lig. .. .1; by, 131 , D .a......• jiss:i eat Athfard. Witness demanded the exalts tare, tourpence, SO Great it,,bini..... • !hit t II: : I h`,. .... .. be.l I: Ud. and the prisoner sad he had already paid one shilling 1 e 011 . 1 . 81 ." °•• • 11 Do. i theme ..• .. 117 tIT :W Do. do. Thirds.. : i to the station agent at Aehford, which would be the Price aj p a , you ...... ii, I er, 130 11 goathWatce .. ..., t of a second-clan ticket from that place. Alter some trouble 13 Do New 171 Jet I 6 ti lorli..Lion . thisse the prisoner paid the money demanded. The romii-ny's it: 1111 1 . itee n teLbr . ••• : 1 !,`, 1 3 3 ;14 I , l ,:t l :l l •"„ le4eriek ,, policeman at fume] station stated that on the Lev song pee- I;, 1,7,.:1"7:,' • • - ..... W" ~,,,, ••`,".. ~. ..:7: ..... 4 we. viously mentioned a man wno was now pr. seat ...bah eil from m I Lurbe. dad thelisk le 63 lie I . .a... .. the 5 p.m. Datchet train and handed him th.- thket pro. lo I lso. Thints • • .1, . So. 4u Witts Kowa inv. us 14it duced, which purported t:be • third class ticket ft. «a A.h- ',„ 6 1 1, , "*.c.. k , k). 4 :7 .. a .. 1 . ! WW 0 l ni i i 26 81 r. ."in . Sta s.... m.as.. a w i z! 174 I , ford to Wands /forth. Witnete told him the tieltho was 43 Po. A shams gal I •so Do.orc.Neercitherin't a wrong, and there we. additional fare to pay, wts nhe raid the 171 , 110 L ...we , ll !lb , DogsrioiVka Nw in porter at the Ashford station, who acted for the agent during Is, fri ..6 0 r 44 . „,..iii• .. .•• • 4 6, 3 "/- 4 : L II I 6 ' 00. 1 164 a 6 .. 0 i,..,%w• 1 6 , 6 . 6 " , ,, t 1ii i i kis absence. And given it him, and he had paid Is. lid. for i t . ii• bo. This . ... .41 'to Turk& Nth. Midtaell Di 3 but he got out at Putney because he wanted to call at Fulham, 7t' lso•Retetteror.sib 3 Ip. to Po .er.4.3.•mie . .1 . 1 111 Do Lawitisg.iss IS I -Dent, ot the V division. said the prisoner keel ...n at work 1 6 ' 0 . 150 *,,, , ,, i . it...ljf list.. 36 4 , 64 Iroa..tes RAILWAYS. at the Ashford state., and on Friday afternoon, during the et 1 , 4,. 1 than r. ~ 4 No IN .t nols. Shako . - ... absence of the agent, be hod sent the porter out, and during to Leule and Mulford 97, Vin taltuutemdAvoltas AS 1 1 his absence hal stolen and stomped the tickets. What led r ., I,o64o."tleiret: :1 3 1 lf a Gol•olowwww1111 a. It 8 too his detection was taming third clam instead of account - 34 p 0. , 10 pr0.6 ,,,,,i, .. r , 0. - 1 06 , 6 &w ad, 71 ~. W. Field, a laboun r. said he worked with the pris tier at 4. Ids. Crosby. a *owls 3 imbue Ashford ; they lo ft Wandsworth together in the morning, aid !SI infulwo W fadaufull 41 6 eir Jodi,. Poshest r it torrent a la taresere it was agreed that prisoner rho pay for the journey flown ti t 7 „,„ ° !: 77 , e 1 1.,,,...""5" 6,1 i 74 7 i 7 7..„7,e,77,7„70 41., and op and wan. es would p I him. H. found pri.• her a , . • Ire•firorr. b per O. SA 87 to Ditto ... • • ..• • the etstion ;he sold he had vet the tickets, w e he teteiv. I Sr Pe e'rel tee Si, tf TT ed ,w.. /igloos and Lkye -4 61 S , lee. do. loth 4a ta 'V Northern of francs his from him in the trein. Paynter said the . eiders.' to 5 1 6 ,.. :444 , 6 1,ap,0. 64 A i 1 Orlon« a hoedown it the pert. ra* the Aabtord station we importod, and I* .2, fore'cos *U. wawa* Ili Paril 41.1 LiPaa.. • • should remand the prisoner till Thursday n, at. Ul. W. rwienewer.... ll , i Po do. ...,.- .vi aid. illy Lteelettal4.lA ousaul St 4 4s Portr and lkinntl • TO SU 43 D e Agroces. J.. 4; B. 6 ie. ~0 reit.l Wheel— 13 164 1 T ISA Non ..... . ;41 A , 9 thew and Strasbourg s I Do. :to: .. .et is /Weeps and newt- 9no I De. MI 4, _La; it n th 811.101• IV a nd Menai.. i 34 a Do. to. .Itt a D nag Ith. 14 grrenesro a Noll. . 1 9 l•oteish..1 1 & 11 bll to T...,, • .*. o. . 0., a.. it '4. 1 Do. itarts..ll aII 0'34 51 el eh e'Ssnarr 5...... yl ed. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.-Duntle *ND Deco arm.. -Tbe award to this compasy fur e•Trying the mails km been &sided by the Moonier of Dubin, as the arbitrator to whom the ma tter bw beak retired, whereby the Perd.offfee will hove to pay mails, tho utepany at the rate el 111. Pk. pet day fir the centavo( tho c ir.sursd it 71. Oa 3d., the entount Mitred by the Post-Aloe, sad for which the com pany have been in the habit of taking credit in their retorts. This awsid will have 4 retr olective es well as a peosp maec- ties e ffect. The increure will, therefore, have to be paid to the e psny from theorising of 1644. NORTS b e - a t 300 men on tie North Britilitt have sere 6 for an thereare of wages, and the works at the muted manor+ in Newereale are at a steed-still from the same cause. lilaggitt 'CiaINO.-Tho L in,ashite and e rgYorkshir Cent patty ham revolved oat running, tor the convenience of e rieul. tiring and farmers, "market trains" between Manchester and Rochdale. nemuut AND Nsves.-irfsterday the director* of this com p a ny issued their *ens* halLyearly report to tbe proprietors, fro o which ii smeared that, om e n adjourned meeting in July I wt, the dector , . had st ie s t reetellineedetlaus contained in the report of the *inanities of tharehuiders, who had recently limes thuded the it gam affairs. The four new directors, Meisel ithcweril, Williamson, Crake, and Drupe had been appointed in es corolsnce therewith, and Mr. Pinchbeck had been sointett resident money. and to mason the worts before a feel settlement with the oostraston, In the piano/ Y. De Grande tr. Yr. Itheward has taken up tots twidenee at Jardleet, aslant direct v. The let aid had fused 20,00111. out of the 4%00W. minions.% by the tome adages. tem, which rum was sauciest for completing the works of the ant sietion, on the opening of which, on the Stith ult., the governmset euthurities bed reposed themselves perlectly oath& 1 with the , mobs. On th e let Decembe r the Ilue opened foe pmeewr truffle, and es the 15th foe that of goods. In - mixing the Sirectileat with the government kw the " through or joint trains" the bliais.er of Pubibe Wets in Belgium insbacd on the oreamoty's adopting the tariff of the state Ms, and tane_ tbs. no nu other tere would the co-omration of the state be g wen to the conpany, the directors were «impelled to yield, ender prawn against tehig eornelled to wept lower terms and rates than those contained in the original conoreeton, mweving the Agin of ter minating the agreement et the end (should they think fit) of one year. The low from the adoption of thb tariff will soma to about from 10 to 12 per cent. too the traffic subjected telt; sad nothing but the utter noposibility to continence working the semi" would have Induced mite dinewrs to accept it. The engineer's report, dated indinet Lea tvalcourt, states that the whole of the working staff hes been fit nowleheaL The merchandise trine t h e c a l devoid kw its deve lopment on increased activity in the coal and iron trade of the c o untry, and Ina passenger traDic, *howl% at Drat thought inst nific tar, would form no insonikiershle item to th e receipts. another month a full statement of the worts in would he e ,lornitted. The plane capital acc wit exhibits areal' pt of 6710,00u1. The constructioe ament, including loam, he., shows a of 632,0501.• the expenditure up to March last, 311, 0741 . ' ..'IW -111111 durum ast half year, Sti,62oi.; keying a present helanse in head of 42,3661. 4. an DAT). 11 . 904 • kV. i --- 1,0Nv014 1131115 ILLY 2MCK RETURNS, 11 5 M . 9 m.fir -* ta r iva 11,03 152.323 64.344 , giiii... ..,a 0 7 3 1.3,391 1. 3. ,, 4.333 1.4,124 142 tu - 63 2:4 1 , If 164 ,166 0 434 .- 1.80, 1,44,41 11,436 00.7 1...... 376 4,41 k m 361 8.331 gm iti11M:............ iIC - 42 I en 23.03 Kan COTTON.—LtriarooL. Dec. iCi —Tie IT ork , A today wee very 64 Or air harts' amounted to Moo bales only. p r i mr were rather weer. Ibus the quotations for New °demo are 114 ts 4f , _. Bowed Georgia, SI to 44 ; Murata, 21 to 310 mAr ammonia, Deo 26.—Our market abates none of IN minne,w, although, as might hare then expeeted, BO great amount et business I. doing to-day. The bane trade booms are rather freely, considering the state of prices, but the in c = transactions are not large. fey re for the Indian market, and the levant are making ODIIAI lerable inquiries both for rode Lod you, which would, nu doubt, terminate in a much !veer amount of business, err re prima somewhat easier than they are The riermaa homes, owing to the advanced sate of the smarm, OA it,ll , to the increased rates demanded, ore not In the market st present, except for Mel orders of a pressing nature. Cloak of almost all descriptions may be quoted quite no firm as it was last week, the lighter ki nds of inads;soilainis and ins printers are or to buy to-day. s o n , g m w no diffipolOtioll tor, lax in their demands this morning; and the business doing does not promise tote extensive. Hoene numbers imitable for home roanufm um. are readily ...instil. tooday at the full rates of last week. The export trade, however, is quiet. There was a very do dried advance obtained hot week at Ulu gem upon the Klass of both goats and yarns, amounting . o toms ' kinds of the former to Riper cent., and upon yams from Id. per Ili. to d. per lb. Glasgow producers. it must be borne in nand. have lean • fluter in participating in the activity of the market than the lenerathe spinners and nianufsetturrs—MeseliesteeErestiaer road 14.4 WOOLLEN CLOTHB.—Leave, Dee 28.—There wli not a very good attendance of merchants at our sloth hails thiv morn ing: and, In ocomequenee of there hiving Oren no working eiss YMe Saturday, there were no fresh good® in the market. The Wyes. s h o attended were very cautious In their purchases. Priem wire tura. From *A LONDON 0 AZETTE.--Tedeadiv, Ike. 26 . BASK iturryt. . . . sark, balm, to Form* 11a1 ,91. 5p Jan. 4lt Feb. 9. at It, at Kaairiaball , t. 801., Webber, carulieeat, drq. ; , annan, Birehin.lane. INleLtau BILTAtt. fun., Ourtion...n.thesWulda, Vorashire, esal dealer, Jan. 10 & 31, at 101. at lards It. Vega, CM!ton te C!.= lane ; nalisse, Great Inilttkl; Ix Bell, Hull; of. amcg, PA-rota Cacniootaxa, Joan MaiselLen, & Wimeen let:mune lentgai, Atintin-friar, City, merchants., Jan. II el 1, t Feb. 13 at IS, al rwewhall-at . nob. Mtwara. Now Ligliburs ; or Illrartle, Frederica* pl. Canal-se Warm DILLON, Rathbone-pL, Oxford-at , wink' colds. nun, Jaw. Sat lii, & Feb. 1 , at IS, at Mignsballiat Sole , Lemma & Playa, Old Jearry-ebanib.. _• o ff . valet., Johnlisn, Bowl' Y.1.1.10TT, !Ancona!, draper, Jan. Iu k Feh. j, at n, tt Uveripail Ct. Sok., Reed & Co., Friday-rt., Cheasside, k Sale &Ca., Mannbl ; off. amis., Camenoire, Li Aallionn G•aulmall, jun., LlmpatoMnotiOnhire, timber Mee. shunt, Jan. 11 ft Feb. 9, as 11, at Bristol Ct. Solo., White as Co., Bs& Lord-row, St News. Skean, arlotol ;MS wig., Jltlkr, ItrinoL sons Usu., enrewebury, timber mewl:mot, Jon. 10 at IS, & sae SO at In, at Birmingham Ct. SOll Gordon, minibus, & Boni. am ,ansiiingham ; cat Wbitinore, rawness Doroinn !influxes eureatab, Sanwa, hop nairehani, Jae, S k 8.4.9, at tla. at itnEwbaWyt. Sol., Walker, Furnival l klas; off. arati., Caman, Birebin.lane. TMulles Ca r man, Mows, Wandsworth, Surrey, butcher, Jul. 11 at 11, & Feb. 2at 11, at Bwinghalbst. Sot , bmitb k ramp big.at.; off. mahr.,Stanadeld, Owen Palmy Yeeet-et., ely. career, Jan. at Basingballet. 'Val., Furnirewien ; o ff . swig, men, wanbrook-et. AIMILIR Harrel learyletone-0., Realest- at, wire lope nanofr font,Jan. 9 at I, .& Feb. sat 14, at Basingliall-c. nol., wbenock ( bantery-lane; off. swig., sham, Ce.eman. Wits.mn Tow, 1001, florin-MI ale, Devonshire, victualler, Jan. 10 & 31, at It, at Witter Ct. Sub . Penkiril, to tinsbary.rUeu • liver Rundle, Intenport ; Stoplow Eider ; off. ItiCrel, Enter. Anokala DAS'ItatON TOPoo, GnaoKbtittb.OL, City, commisica arm, Jain. I la It, 1k Feb. Sat 12, at bemagiva,M. SA., Loyd, Ailk.st. ; uff. ao.ig., Turquand, GulldbalLehemb. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. J. 8 ... d. D.boao, pre& bateber. ,1. Pee, Ittapotof eel. aUSWlablet e taute. Brawl, loomed Otto... Pea. i purr. P. coatoett. Ittiogsolatord. boaffold I I, Patios, toed% Yorke/ow, dal shim room desk, an. W Coo, Tattoo, llootareetablve, bat. T. thlitips, Groomed, whoa/ImM Oat. to tle le memo! Wore d Wee. R. Cromwell Creech IL II let eel So mereemewe, clerk. W. Pontoon. Gnat Swam Letaaa• terabore, pis obber. sem LOer B. Veotoo. ~come. eeal Nett. J. Johouat„ Bltoonsolooto. tooraltooPa Clot. ;47 - A. Tine.. &side°. huhu& Smt. T. X. Mess., tb, Lec,lsle Gloms tenbire. plumbev. X. Nunthry, &minibus, paps Imager. i LWCL , R ATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Baker, Staunton.upor-Wye,llmefordolitra, victua ll er-Ist div. of 3s. 4d., say Thursday, at Christie'', Birmingham. 3. Betts 'Winch. leer, upholsterer -I st di e. of B. 4d., Dec. N, Pt two W baturoms at Grose e . Abekurch- lane. c. Cooper, Willeitball, Staffordeliire, grocer-Ist div. of li, mg Friday, at Whitmore', U rmingli.mi. J. IL Dobson, Ila•low, Essex, eurgron -14 div. of 2a. id, Dm. SO, & three subsequent tra irdava. at Groom's, Abeburclolane. Vi. T. Dowers, Tad'e-rt., Ch.MClry-la., her manner -Ist die. of , ' 2.4 4d.. Dec. 30, a three subsequent Saturday', at Groom's, Ab. church-lane. R. Lamb, Stockton-upon.Tem, iron merchant-Ith & daddiv.rd 3,1. (in addition to 2s. 31d. previously declortd",, Dec. 39, & wader fluent Saturday, at Baker* Nowenstk-upon-Tine. T. W. Martin, Oxford, tailor -2ml mr. of Is., Dec. 30, h three subeequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abeliurch-lane. DI t IDENDS.-Jan. 17. J. Brocklebusit, High Holborn, lamp ma. nufacturor - Jan. 18. IL Carpenter. Cranboume.rt , tricot/mg, oil merehaat -Jan. 17. H. Clark. Redcrwast , City, .11 & colour mt. chant-Jan. 19. E. Curti., Aylesbury, Ci e, . 11 plumbar- Jan. 19. E. Curtis & T. J. Curtis, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, plaint:ere-Jan. 23. W. Dame, Exeter, {Amore ,. -Jan. 19. IL Weld, somerford.st, Mile-end, looking glass uninufactUrn-Jam. 18. J. OM.. Watling.m., CRT, warehouseman -Jan. Is. J.Gatex, J. Cana, LT. B artlett, aO. Heck. Waillng.at, CiIF , Wlrelmems-Jm.l9. J. Gerry, Gilbert.m., Oxford.':., builder-lark It. C. Gran Soutbs work, whatager-Jan. it. W. E. Gundry, Bridport, Domeutore, hanker-Jan. N. J. IlLiddeck, Bury Si. Edmund 'e, Suffolk, pews. broker - Jan. 17. G. H. Haworth it IL Archbutt, Manor-4., Comes, 'roof under-Jan. 19. J. Ilenderso• , Fleet-rt., bo dueller-Jan. 111. J. Hur.field, Sunderland, no robust tailor-Jen. 17. IL Rowed, sbreweimry, draper-Jan. 17. J. Luton, itickmaneworth, ardor& shire, coal merchant-Jan. 18. J. Loam, Cardiff, Oisairegermbirs, depend elarmkreper-Jan. 18. G. M.Docell, Mincing-le., City, vim lic spirit broker-Jan. 17. J. WOrorge, Wartime-id, Sobo. ran. monger -Jan. 19. Bud Mscattu, Liveool, comISISSIOR merchant- Jan. 19. W. NaMi,ge.rnw City, I' adeekr- ,pan. 18. L. ParLus so, Whitby, Yorkshire, groat:T.-Jan. 17. V. Pinder, Biahep'e Stars lord, ilertfordshire, tanner-Jon. lb. W. R. Rickman, Clemenesk., City. inmaranee broker-Jan. 17. IL So ark, Oars .1, tall'if -Ja& 17. H. S. Searle, Kennington, it elm in ,urginal lIVITIIMMILII-Jan.19.1. I. C. Stanbrougb, Berneerd Oxford-rt., wine merchant-FM 14. W. Maddeby, Kingston-upon-Hull, mil Wright 17. J. Tesed, Yor k *loll. canons r-Jan. 18. W. Tomlin, Charing-eross mr _wan. bourenian-Jun. 18. T. Tyson, Whitehaveli, Cumberland, bade i Jan. 23. W. Yowler, Cruii•on, Devonshire auctioneer-Jan. M. A. IN Aker. tea, it M. Walker, Birmingham: A. Walker, jea., k B. lialluct, Philadelphia, Puffed Stater, nierthanok i I - II eter lArt 'B6"l iin. It m 12'V u 146 Dec A t i n irAntli be W L . rde ,ls°. E.ll,7iffujjau'aniniEQ:ll°2.2,lB,:EST2a,ert, ~; ; ;;I n s .: K leph..: 63 HM-WAleland2i,ibniG4:e .Lemp74:2lot.'ndrii7nYeewGPtill"Tavere,w4. '• Fefenil all. YDP : m a-Ge ,rar. 21:1" :ra k j:l'an.Rug:err'attnajanthe: 21317.ualla23:ni.ualliT,th111:C:11.11011SIIIII'allyGIAIPIC7-(ffeller wPwAara.E.tRS., iiIII.PSym.Dr_LAV.EI-Zt.hArtht WI. &thEn.liVe.aurs,Biro..,....Great 4 bu m -E.. let:enubb:,th,wdffit.efttse:ingt.,:o7d'ld(he's:t.!rx.tti:6.-übbibl,:. :inua4ClarlArit far as Currie. W. Norton, & J. Newton, Liverpool, fa far as regards W. Nowtin -E. S. Fifers & V. W. Taber, Old liond.m. -II Preadult ft G Richmond. Manchester -J. tat, M. Rertia, J. Brown, R. Tielawell, &G. P. Itubauak, Poder.l2., City, or far as rev& ' l. 011/4:47...Pl4,i.bsrltAujibb:burik‘vm,d;li-LlN_,ww. A.4.vlll7l..merarristre .Site.ll:„....l.l:ts.w..l;rosii:mcielurcera,,,o, _Liut..texvlc.-ißecim.W.o.4.b.6...lladiabylt. IL Gunny* tG. 11. Launotock Royal Etch inge-buble.-J. D. Las ,:gwr:rtimit....yt'h:3:3.b.)....N.l":Muicholrpo.Vt3-.:(l.7B..it"*Yßinsd.:Sclule;NadebeWsw.riale-.. eupT?"lle...moLerwli":,v;ther :13137.1:sch..;:t17riri..1:r:E:Litoloiditil:24h. ', J. W. Stanbrougb, Botwell Ilayes, Middlesex -W. G. Taylor kIL Debenbant, Regent.s W. Westrop &J. Graver, Sudbur", sof. took e, Wesilry, V. Wertley ft W. Clark, Friars-at, liaactore.sm I more, ro far as regents J. %Yearley -G. Wl:ration& & C. Sheaths . - I Main, WoroeMershire -H. Wood. ow, men., H. Woodrow, jun, kV. Rowe, Grope, Hants. .--.-•-.-•-•-••• SHIPPING INTELLIGENC E. -MAIL& LSI« DOVARII. VIM. ARIL DVS. AILS. DEB.' 6 puler.....- Doll:tad .. 0 toed v. a.utb. 011 vxlc, del 1.1 Waterford .. 011 flan , tote 0 011pton—Ped 11 , r.r. Jaa.l 3 Doneghadeo 00 Fret... , .00 Do. 3 A let a.. no. f I 1 Uttcra.SJur.. 00 Li.es...Dec. 460 1t0..t.e ea lOao to —De: 1 'lambert ... 0 0 es W .1 . law .. Dec. 27 Gewevaitee, Dec. It —Arrived : VPIleeT, Herkquin, Cephdoni— Raited : R. Ilichaers; Protozueli6, Hong 1:44; Mr eladrui; City 01 Loodoo, )41.1dk.bule. BIRTH& BLEATRY.—Dee. 20, at le eablbee, tho wife of A. R. Blestby, Eq., of seen. BROW 2.—Dee. 20, at Greenock. lire. D. Brown of aen GALBRA IT c. 1., i t, von v. tlitun, RoicOn,uon, the wile of J. Galbraith, to of a von. LUCAIL—Poc. :2 at thwendrethplace, the wife of W. O. Lath, i'lv of • ton._Doe. 24, at Rodin& Mn W. Lyall, of • dauvl.teb .. , ~.. MAT 0 sc.—Dec IT, at bithrteood, trellv, bouniettehne, theullc ol w• Mao. P. W. Mayon, of 6 6011. MON TEFIORIL—Doe. 14, at Dayton. the wife of Mr. A. I. Mooted:ea 14 f . lAtlttN.-Dec. 19, at Nebon.taracc, Stoke, the wife et Ea Aubyn, Esn., of a dethehtev. MARIAGE& BROW NE—IIOLDRIL—Doe. 19. at Bath. Di the Re,. 11. throw% J. R. Browne. Ithq., of the Wand el Jamaica to binalsth. OW daughter of J. Golder, Web, of Cubterly llouth, Ithretobbiwa , , CROIIIII%--W aRREN.—Doe. 21, at Glowou. In the 110. Mr. 1 N:1 , ' SC Goorgliain the Inoltla_Mr. R. ("collie, Doulfine, to Atha, cldei datuthter of tho late Mr. warren. Clueve. DUCKWORTII—WiLLICittI.—Dee 21, at 'Welborn, ho the Rev.*. Monk, Mr. U. Duckworth, of Blackburn, to Mary, daothul of J. Beets, Req., of the same plate. bil)W ANDS —WE PAT.—Dec. 19, at Woad, 0. Edna,. Eatlir Ifeancus. youngest daughter of the late 11. Wyatt, E.y., of Fuwww. near Stroud. GEIIItYPURRIER.—Doe. 21, at All Banta' Boothathetes. bl 1 1 . Rev. C. 0. Vanobane, Motor. Mr. W. Gen. (111herbAst. Ofteveinb WOW.. London. to Eana, daughter of the lath W. dßufnif." . JOtaiNCIAKNER.—Doe. 21. at Bt. Orteldk. Chselef. b i i td Tte. ./ Mr. Ilarrou. Mr. T. J...nes nunt nittO. to Sa.c.L, ebb' we ^ the late Mr. J. Palkber, of Weverten PARVITT-212112.—Dee. 2, at bt. Ileff'• DIVOO O . Ur. J. J. 716t4 to Robson eldest daughter of Mr. T. wehb, of Brecon. BALAMAN--81MON.—bee. 24. hy the Bev. In. adthr, C fithwth Eau. of Raker street, Portman Nome, to fr 'Mots, Motif 110 I. 11. Simon, Eel. DRATIfiI 8L1....t.tAf1.1.4..)—Dec- ....20attgttapdtInghahn oath, Rose, relict of Pt A. lago.t i la" CROYSDAI,I2—Dett 25, Mr. A. Cantata& of Caltal*A l)oVA stadia Dtat T.—Doe. Ito, at Liodport. Portent. Mr. L Dalt, aged li& PARRIER.—Dec. SI. at OAK& Mr. C. Farrier, 37. Johnson. aged U. JOHNBON.—Dee. 2. at Parnhato, Ann. relietWeeflthe lath Per. J. ...tr. IA elei g LARE.—Dea 21, at AUre 4 street. Ithogtoo. W. W. ----.- " LONO.—Dee. ta,soodunatoo, Kr. W. Long aged at _...., ...wig MERTENS —Dec. 20, at liarvde. Marl law• ....... 0 , Md. daughter of IL. W. Mertens, lies„ thew* of L.." '''''' MdlewOßGl&Nard—lt. 91. at DuLlia. Boob* 6 ' . - 6°4 wa d th. a '3. 11. Morgen • . Wil t PRITC II ARD.—ilee. Mat Woburg Om RPOSII Kowa Df• Itl id°4 ekil°7"ltTlellrf.BMlAliree, s4.l64Beth.lll.74oftbrurinel 7r; 4 , W=lar of the IMO 'Bei. M. weatay. oi ,4.4"4"." v e s theikeed • Rated and putilibed of W mote Wes !lel! ' O ,` L , 3 ~ 4 alsth het la lt• City of I, 1.! .n. Pritevr. at trc 0 011iciaorili," hl atellaat of Whitatfila•—itsoossoas, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PIKODUCB. - MileCtari-LANE, DEC 26. -The colonial markets Ovid as enstorpary, and we have not any tranractions to re port by p' contra& today being omptdered a holiday, and but kw parsons In the LOW. Tallow, 42x. 941. on the *pot ; town, 45e. ; nosh Mt, 2a. sd. ; orrivtddtuing the week 631 make, delivered 1.1160 casks, Om present stock on bead is 34,947 casks ; at the same period last year it was 10,100 araka.-Iletals steady, Welsh C0111191:6 bar. 4!. 15e , 5!. Ss. ; rails, IL, 5!. 10a. ; btafortedure bar, 64. 10s. ; Scotch M 21. IL ad., 2!. 4s. ; Spotter, t ie goat:idioms reduced to 141. 10e., per 141. 136 ; British comer, ild. par lb. ; Mouth Allalidlll. 701., 751. tm • E. I. tin stralip, qaMed 006, Ills. ; Bene6 036 ; British tin witgOUt Sit , nake• Bettie, Irkda, emoted at the coonmanommat of the week Is to 26, bet km brooms rather doll Mice the weather - Beam doll, sad priors declined Is to 26-Hams In fair de =ired.tard Mille 016-011 s Andy. Seal pals, 261. 106 to 271.; straw, 231. 106; brown sad morm, 241. to 231 : sperm 641 to 251 ; besdlaatter, MI. to 431.; sod, 231. 10a. ; oeuth . llca, 241. to 261. 10s. • olive Gallipoli, 431. to 441. - Spanish and tikily, 411. to 421. ; prlro. 261. to Std. ; torsoper nut, 361. to M. ; Peed rape pole, 361. 10a. ; lia. 1 seed, 221. be. . 10s. i i aiioiAss. q! ii stusis.tie re readerv•l pup 1 w hich it is effect from t 'c I stroke+ of piece*, it rib 1 tinned, bee) pieces as in et " The Ku's. , a gran , rpm' of the it,rlr, Tent a great heroine of th love with i report of her two b aa oiler 1 1 Oily MN,. *Oil taboo destials. T now to be meantime. 1 osmium an 1 the drip" pie., ised . the? ti . ants*. km boa, Imo law priaCrl WINS thi boo been peadiar, se a warri, r,.of the BIM eaverest 1 Wag TM ea grin I ssaten t/ with the' . Mann *anent I Kis! of I 1 claiming swath sad gin : singing. Th. re I, awl, 1 .1 I. g reel fa " w Boyd execute tient t threw parody which voice, There ' II • itt was at The ec , dr" • tam co Thew ' anal i • litho I safe it a la Tti sew It is , deed; Oat* I 1 ) we beesit IA . nga &at r tabu i t Crew ( tow Pm wow the eat vial bee 1 1; Id l ' veil tot I ; tot 8. I .. WI fir 1 ti T F I e i c I k I 1 I 1 111 1 [ T BSOCIATION for 1' of DHSTITITTION In thi Andwif:ton of tho Poor by me i Soder tbe once Intclote o ure ht it, and tile r. PIWWW3 r—TI. Hig _ 1100. 7. 4 1,?b4„,:r° et, IL. I , to) cl Wegtalluda rO bigh en at uTomby Oa r "' °lBMart. M.P. , des ti o b.seeloy r." Lor a Robi. (Were= - ILL twars coupe. M.P. rd /tr. Bred W. NoeL Von. W. la:. Onestotio. M Mr. Jaatioe Parr 111 r. Justice Cohere the Mon. Cl. F. lryton WI. Arthur Hirable ._111:11. R. Dandled. Bark W.tatter U. Farquhar. Mart. Y. belly. Wit., M.F Wier 4". JOl.l.eA i.art Wm. R. re., .Aiderm rou l l l. R. Rah Areouriou , e , k.i.w2rDsclair, Archdeacon Theutierinr. Esq.. 44. P. tillos, 4. St. Mare Sri District Vleiting Sudan row. Their Opastlon, extend bigwig yam. (Ur4w targellettele. &C. RXTRIXT FRO] enth regard to the rimer Wet to dote that trey acoa Weds loss rep:trod than was leleele. The laivinge of the i War to ha.e been Wee ineltnew m Unread the clue Vcomirrable demand I the Winter prove la undoubtedly be ray Wen The /units in 1121114. .01011 IM iliaMll .04 winter of Me yes DIM me been at tide 0...... i wet of the fr.cads of the tach it ea ddinar 1 dok which inn lot The foilogring amounts he, Wm. Wlathroii. LK., Ind rmi .41. H. Percy, 141.' . -.7fiii•lriireeirr. I lieekf o rd Bann, Esq. don. ..i W. Coles. Tr • . : . 3 rd Mon. Mr Arden, "red. . • den Fewaii. 11.W : la ' y S • : :: : 11 Y. Deter I:wt. ..„ .. • D. Macau. tier,. ...... Ur t.-Col. Willniiitou .. Wen Moder . ga...87.zr...4 .. • do 13auntares. '2:ti dost. • ....... Mayor 'tidier , . Ad . % aoi.: John Warrenaci. Ur. ... Mr T. Phillip ..,.Ist don. The Ise annuai root of WI Of its operittloax. It um or Milieu u. Copia , will bo Rsmiterv. Contributions are real _ .... Mew% nor? O'. Ferc Drummuoi L Years. Coutts awl Co Year& Homo, Itmci went.WIIIIWne Dm Mows. Barclay, )L,s, And by tbo r , ocretarY, at —. Vat..lwv..au.re• "PI HILANTH ROI' EICIIUOL, for the R Iler Moa G Flea mental His II PasupasT—llls GI TILISSCLI Ties committee have her Am se brought forward Ii UM of 130 auras at Puttee section of the beer lln competition) eerier of their e-t thlb hi easegesdiside in the mute Tbs societys prevent pis em farm school by the L The metem of domin sameasfully at scAtnty. Yeematlos, irdi he intrmiu about CO each. era) Midi mess, mid each boy beim common &mode ' , avian. The boys will Le date plainer ismulatilail arm cc mow) taught to maim hlrt et ebesueutery instruction COISIOILLOO are Mug I se cooomkant Val dada( I) boys. Val be tu b ro s smsreesivelY by enables Os yreo oaten to The meow, however. school receives dependsl sveadouu, wit tbey ham enmity and Christian 1 , of the public will Just* I will c e thou ~mired. Iluberlialoa l to the tbealdally reltet by bean; or byue the roo d Adds ; or at Hamm 80. Hoare*. Fleet-Went ; Donors of LSO will be 1.14..) Dolton to the the enetiou of the Owl, Her Most thadoue N Highnese PRINCE .1 Wollon Uhidstonc, Esq Bmlth, Plane and Co Ohre Barnett. Hoare, and Co Domaquct and Co 11C037:110.;TC . Mann. DrUrnin , lll.l Olys, allta, and CAI. %ARY. kle**ll. t^ Truzota. Ilanbun. ''' 11011,4. iNg • 0. Mina, Esu ow a. w. c‘wy •i3Wi wt. leord !Whop - s'G Yuan. , tr. Sydney Tomo, 4 t or op. Log. • • Eorl of Harrombi Ili* Noel of Corll,l*. lbetarman and Co.. L ana Mt.t r elo Sod of Dartmouth ... The Lord Bwbop of ...... . 0.7 11 r3.l;k: .. O. Stephen.. 1;94 3. G. Hulkord, keg H. Dower, Eoq. • • W. !Odom jun., at U. Montanoro. W. T. ligurtou. Hon. Cot Trevo n. big. r. I G. Vaugha.. Itureonsboo tVangtan, FAQ. 13. Dum 1111. an . 13.4 D.H Polnter, U. Ciledstamo, be E. C. Fuu4n3 Un. Connop Sundry Total amount Ttellaathroote. N, NUMBER THE NEW SE( load Mall our advl , and by ,he Ten Es 4.000001 be. am( t la azesr. Our an VIM ahlpped are ii Oleg it Cy that as tam year 1 rat 110 t 111. To U_ r M The f ollowing w , Wt. and annexed gauntry. aff Lao of I g l ¢c C ; a • • a a 3 t c c r g It It K . 'i p t s g r r teiZ amm.k. ~i psimorT p m i z ro ed of vo; tau lbw s• at. the quail etc.! g lu m •myyt. ye two" la fill woad! be • gales maig u. istJ elm AN! O , LZ" -