The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-06 00:00:00

an Sot such as to cassemrions apprehension. From all cur reporter eased here than is no tames attaettabla to any per senor the whole slab waa partly areidoutal. The 'mean ad sates at the a were it jared SCOTLAND. JAN. 4 The mortality tables for Edinburgh. after having hew =graded for three mouths, have iron resumed, sad boa them we extract some statistics re & h m gardia3 o We and that daring the first two months thelen, the mortality for the quarter of 1848 was in Edinburgh less than the quarter for 1847—in Leith nt. Thu, the deaths in Edinburgh, daring her, October, and November, 1846, 46,47, and 4s, were respectively 963, 1,263, 1,806, and 1,608 ; in Leith in the ume periods, 136. 258, 236, and 486. In Edinburgh daring October and November, 1 cue of cholera recurred for every 246 inhabitants ; in Leith and Newhaven, 1 in 69 ; in Loankeed, near Edinburgh, 1 in 20. The disease is more prevalent among frilee than males—of 603 clues in Edin burgh 181 were males, and 322 females. In Edin burgh the dimes, if not abating, is certainly making little program; while from Leith it has evidently gone. Yet, notwithstanding all the efforts that bare been made to incubate sanitary principles, some green blunders have been committed. In the @amongst* churohyard,an old and densely packed place of 'opal tare, situated in a crowded locality, a pit nine feet deep was opened for cholera patients,and the nuisance detected by the immure of four coffins near the surface. The sheriff has interbred, and it is to be hoped that be may have power to abolish a practice so usdn. The Glasgow circuit has been post poned from the 2w' to the 29th instant, owing to the prualenee of 'bolas in that city. Edinburgh is about to receive the infliction of another merastie institution for the young. A Mr. Daniel Stewart, it seems, has left a sum of money, which, with accumulations, now amounts to 90,0001., and a palace is forthwith to be erected, in order to te the crotchet of a well meaning, but evi rernrl;lllllnrellecting, person. Edinburgh already has the following institutions for the maintenance and education of the young :—Heriot's Hospital, Gene Watson's, John Watson's, the Orphan, Cremes, Merchant Maiden, Trades Maiden, and Gillespie's; Donaldson's Hospital is about finished, and is to throw open its wide portals and immolate 300 children ; Fetter Endow ment is ripening; and, as if that were not enough, Stewart's Hospital is forthwith to be erected in Queensferry-road, within sight of Donaldson's, John Watson's, and the Orphan. Now, when it is considered that hundreds of children are already in Edinburgh annually separated from their parents, and educated, clothed, and fed in castellated erections, where they become estranged from all natural ties, is it not time that this folly were inquired into and checked ? The best objects of the founders of those institutions would be better gained by education only being given, and food and clothing being left to home arrangement. But even in this view a dispropor tionate attention would be paid to juvenile interests. In Edinburgh we have no hospital for incurables, or diseases of the chest; our infirmary is always behind ; our schools for the blind and for the deal and dumb are impoverished, and our maternity institutions are but indifferently supported. Can posthumous bene volence find no scope in oonnexion with such estab lishments instead of dabbling perpetually with the young? Or if these do not suit, is not the burden of the poor and of lunatic pressing hard on the commu nity, and have not the present generation as much need of relief as the next P spw's to the of seine panicipators in tiala by joining is • daese which wiwis up the amusements of •he evening.' A missisr Christmas party perhaps Imo sot base enthused in the_peovisees. ROBBERY AND PROMPT RECOVERY OF Tll6 BOOTY.—Os Thursday forsawd Warmed's was oomsmani sated to Mr. Boadids. aid of the doasolirs polies at Medawar, that a widow. mama Leda O, se, Biqa. strew, Calm*, had hoed Mead of • soma of snowy. Ma Oregosm who dos acsompooda by Mr. Agor, • triad, stated that about a fast ago hor hosbead dsd, add that rxxvirtaa of his will sko woo pwaritioa of This money sho dank kr sawrig, in • smite nadir t h e bottom or dm air ,tareating the mouth of tho creeks with • stow hosboad'i. Wisdom had bow staying with Wm, mad his miatiber, sad bad dhow the wag sou imoodri. Oho riot torpoolod thow.ll9lrww, add did am lash taw the WSW/ uatD day INNS gado. Oa Thwaday Imam masks to Mks it out for tie Formes of invostamot, ohs looked for her store, and to Ur groat surprise and smeminsso Is was goes. She had no warm to Nippon Um brother had taker die money, beyond the hot that he lad bran thaw, and knew Mime it was socretod. Mr. Beswick, however, hav ing • asap anspieloo that he was ths thief, &giddied ado of his principal detectives to Burnley, where lb. bitable resided. M'Mallen arrived there the same tight, hood Greyer, as brother of the &awed, and took bid into custody. During th . night Oregon mad. a coo. holism If the robbery, told where the money was bidden, add it was all recovered from a sough in a coal yard at Barn ley. M•Mullen brought the prisoner to Manchester yester day at 12 o'clock, and he will this day be brought Wore the magistrate for elimination. A GOLDEN DISCOVERY.—At the recent sale of the affects 9f the late Rev. Miles Barton, of Hoek, among other wades an endow chest was purchased by the Rev. Mr. Prism, sf Long!.o., to whose residence it was removed. On exuainiag the icterior, Mr. Price was surprised in finding worsted *weir the sum of 2401, which had evidently re posed in mcarity for a long series of years. The treads was immediately returnid to the postai. DEVONB As OLD MICK iiviirito.:Zoa Tuesday evening, a man entered • shop at Ileavitree, kept by an old woman, and demanded a pennyworth of treacle. This being given, he asked be a sheet of the stiffest paper she had in the chop, and whilst the adorable dame was looking with all curiosity at his proceedings in plastering the brown paper sheet with the treacle, the add thief suddenly prised the whole over her face, and then safely decamped with some cheeses. CORNWALL__ Tan LINGUA]) FLicr --- ton.—The election of a re presentative for the borough of Liskeard, in the room of the late 'assented member, Mr. Charles Buller. took place on Wednesday. The tories bad made great efforts to indoor some advocate of conservative opinions to take the field and spend his money, but had been unsuccessful, and the only candidate was Mr. Crowder, the eminent Queen's counsel, who has for many years past been one of the leaders of the western bar. That gentleman was proposed by Mr. John Allen. and seconded by Mr. Antis, and there being no other candidate, Mr. Crowder was declared duly elected. The learned gentleman then addressed his constituents in • frank and eloquent speech, in which he entered into the consideration of Essay questions of great public importance. He dwelt upon the tact that he had bean always in favour of progressive reforms, and was a supp .rteur of the extension of the suffrage in proportion as the people progress in educe- Ws. On the suhjeet ^f retrenchment, the hon. gentleman ' placed before the meeting, in a very lurid manner, the views of Professor Newman, Mr. Cobden, and Mr. M'Gregor, giving his cordial adherence to the general principles of retrenchment, reserving to himself the adoption of that Gonne, which, on a discussion of the various measures before parliament, he might think most conducive to the general welfare of the country. The hon. and learned gentleman's speech was received with great satisfaction by a crowded audience, and at its close he was hailed with a burst of hearty applause. BI7ILAR MEMORIAL—On Thursday last, a public meeting wee held at Liskeard, C. Childs, Esq., the mayor, in the chair, when it was resolved, " That it is desirable by some mane to evidence our respect for our late disthiruished representative, the Right Hon. Charles Buller, by providing 'aortal, memorial of his worth." For this purpose a com mittee wee formed, and a sabeer iption list bee been opened. A& I , a tens/.ration a further wifeututuwit of twn 'smiths wJa agreed to; Pith a twattesatou of the baakropta' allow sate of U. a week efteb. They instructed him to sell it, and he did so to Mr. Jackson sad Mr. Fetherein. The elder primer, when he rev , mu the damask, said he should be 84116114 with fie. per yard, but he knew it was worth • great deal more. Tne younger Anoint cot o ff the pica of damask he sold to Mr. Folksegill from a larger one. Witases wee paid his commis sion sometime by the elder and sometime by the younger Asment.—He uaderwent a severe cross examination from Mr. Pelham'. He ones sold two rolls of carpet for a man who, he had sues understood, wee a convicted thi4. The carpets mempured ninety yards. He never pat any nosetioiss to the prisoners relating to the damask.—Mr. Yardley said he should now commit all the priscners for trial. Ilna Woo's. —Mr. D. Simeon, muter of the ship Debnesia, was summoned for 171., the balance of wages due to R. P. Hoff. The vessel, which was a steamer, was built la ingiand fir the purpose of bring sent to the Danube, and complainant was engaged as chief engineer to be paid 261. for the ran, sad there was • stipulation is the articles that amok of this men should be provided with • voyage home or receive 41. each. Whilst passing Gibraltar the defendant met with an accident from the machinery, which disabled him from further exertion, and he had to put in to Gib raltar to get cured. He was anxious to join the vessel 'gain, but was wad that it would be as mach as his life was worth to attempt to resume his duties. Hs therefore had to remain in Gibraltar till he reeovered, when, finding that no provision had been mad* for his return to England, be had to make kis way home se he best could. He sued for the balsam: of the whole amount of wages, wader the 18th clause of the Merchant Seamen's Act, which entitles a man to Lis wages though be should be rendered incapable of fulfllliog his con tract by natural Maness or hurt received in the performance of his duty.—Mr. Pelham, for the defence, urged that the injury sustained by the complainant was owing to his own negligence; as a person of his experience in machinery should have used more caution.—Mr. Yardley: De - you mean to urge that as an argument ? Surely no man would be more interested in using caution than ne who himself ran the personal hasard.—The magistrate then made an order for the attire amount. -- _---- BINIVOLENCII —Mr. Yardley announced the receipt of the following donations to the poor box:—The Mercers' Company, 101. ; the Bari of C., 51. ; the Countess of P., 01. ; Beta," 61. ; " H.M P.," 11.; and 6i. postage stamps, from " C. O." MONEY MARKET. LIBKRAL MoVIXEST 131 WEST YORKS/MR—The liberal doctors of the West Riding of Yorkshire Sr. sot disposed to it down quietly under their late reverse. • meeting of delegates from the various polling dis tricts to the Riding his been convened for Monday sicmt, at the Remnant= Station Hotel, for the pur pose of forming a Mona Registration Society, judo- Camt dthat la which the leading wbige of the Riding s hitherto taken park The object of the new aaseeiation will be not tamely to watch over the registration at the elec tors, but to constitute a political body which chill take a prontinest and active part in demanding from the legielature such manne gf political change and amelioration es public opinion may call for. .. A CHRISTMAS PARTY 11l THZ PROVINCES.—Last evening, being Old Christmas live, the Manchester Mecha nics' Institution gays their sauna Christmas party in the Free Trade Hall. A correspondent, writing last aignt, says, " The two great popular literary anal ediacanal institutions of the metropolis at insauthatarea, the Atkisson and II o &inks' Institute, though rivals to some extant in their ie sera scope and object, have now, for a aeries of , been a the habit of giving annual patties vertdiasi dissimilar in cha racter, though, to a great extent, squally attractive. The Atheneum, in the shape of • soiree, to which di► tinguished literary men ban beta invited, as a means of attraction and hest; and the Mechanics', in the more homely gabs of • family Christmas celebration, with the ancient mummeries and mystic ceremonies of hy psi times. The Atheneum wales, it will not be desied, have some of them ham very brilliant affairs ; but always aiming at the utmost, they have been very unequal in cha- racter. The thadniten of the Mechanics Institution, lea ambitious in their alma, have found their aorta mars uni formly succeeds'. Commencing with a small party in use of their sun committee-reems, they have gone on to bolder efforts you by year. The present celebration was the most succesalul of ell : there were from 3,000 to 4,000 persons of both ones, and all ages, assembled in the Free Trade Hall, to witness the spectacles and be partaken in the merry making!. All tbe books in the library of the sati.ution, likely to knish infaraaatiaa, h a d bo la ransacked for ancient lore, touching the meat ap proved modes of celebrating the festival from Btow and Herrick down to air Walter Scott, who, in his " Mar. anon," after diseribiag the hall on such occasions, "dressed with holly green," cat tha " grim boar's bead," the " wussil round," the "hug* *lsis" and Christmas pie which adorned the table, tells >H tae Nam maws la. And web arse whit litreseme din ; Ise immeledisms wee re ern wes • bony uses ma saw. The proceedirc epee with am adders from the president, who briefly admen to the eoeditkm and prospects of the in stitution. Theo gereatire the revels, in which from 160 to 200 stealers of the lastitatioe itself are the aeon, having irefully studied ad premised their parts for months past. The Pros Trade Hall is decorated, end made, r nearly as may be, to resemble an old baronial erasion at Christmas tint, ; the company, rated around the floor, and in the galleries and platform, being supposed to represent the guests and family circle, while • large open pace is left I. the middle of the floor for the introduction of be mummers and merrymakers. The first of these mum meries is the proclamation and inauguration of the Christmas Prince, who is fancifully Wight with the several titles of the Lard of Misrule, Master of the Revels, and Abbot of Un reason. The soda followed by the maskers on this occasion fee the character was that of George Perron—a lawyer, ‘est ise end histarisa—whe,ia the court of Rdward.Vl., is said to have borne this ogles at Greenwich, in 1662, and to have eo pleasantly end wisely behaved himself that the kill ball great delight le his pastimes." He is first a. armed by heralds, who realaim him as " the high and mislay grime, *Duerr of el levels," and he is then intro. dosed with allibe pear and eirearsta-ce of the olden courts, W grown bef _kerns advers,ead his train by peges,whiht • guard of thfagars attend te protect hint, and • court j err emir ble wit to keep him in good humour. The erhaving beta eseehml with beam* honour, apses rata, sad We le the veronica of the yak log. The caraway of heaaiaat the rife leg to the Arias on Christmas Ire is one of thoeiirt camera, we are tell, known of these easier festivitiea la the representatios adopted on this assesion it is borne in preessioa. with Herners rag— Ors bring with • era, my. monis =eerie bola The Christmas Me te the firing. A ponderer log of ash, eat from the root of the Mee, is hoer slob, decked with ribber and overgrow A boy dewed in rattle attire is seated astride it, bearing a banner with the word " tale" isaribed—an old Christmas UM which is vociferously bawled oat by the at tendant notice, and is ern inscribed on all the br ain borne in the procession, and is wreathed in holly, box, and mislitoe in various devices. which they tarry. The rustles dance, and sing, and jostle each other with all the rade hilarity supposed to have characterised thee, ma sker in lees polies and refined egos than the present: end the rater& between the rasasers of the periods represented —the one by the rantenen and the other by the crepany looking on—is no bad crarentary on the aeration or folly daffier of ponces whose sodium of " good times" and popu lar enjoyment are eammiated only with the past, and are m itred), depreesting the present as all the tendencies of the future. The next repreartatina was an allegorical masque illustrative of the months of the year, each typified by sans well-known emblem, carom, ar observance ; the last of all being ff Old December; having in its illustration the Christmas "waits," who sing the old carol, " I saw three ships." The whole procession powered interest enough perhaps to (Mures a lengthened detail had we spar for the purpose. Next are the " Protection of the boar's bead," on the model (and .moompanied by the carol) of that which takes rannually at Queens' College followed Oxford. This is ho " proosesion of the were bowl ;" after which " old ether Christmas" (dressed receding to Bin loner's masque) ma k es his • with hie children sad mum mer, sad attended " flaapdragen," whose antics and dries intrusion of his ponderer open jaws near the pretty fen of the fairest aimalssee of the audience, to the greet risk of the meet prosaism* hater* of their =is • source of never-bilker seeriaset. The whole up with the enactment et " threehieut Christmas play of At George and the Dragek" as still perfanned in many of the rural districts of the .sentry at this sears of the _per _par ticularly in Btaffordirre, Derbyshire, Isiah= erthe sad Counties ; sad Witrinoriag whet ere rad rearm of the olden Haw" the anmpanyurt aske d prides Ore that of pismire tpelelleue el the Tim Ray. W. Ways; Vi at of Pinchbeck, has sub earlbei I,ooof. towards the building of the raw thumb about to be emoted la We perish. A Naw DISTRICT Cmvaam was opened on Sunday at the 17slan lettm Plyntouthom e temporary place of worship for the die. Wet altarah Met. Jammu Plymouth, by the her. O. A Hookey, hemerly earafe of It Asdnew's, under license from the ?Whop of Itsalsr. NAVAL DITONPORT, JAN. 4.—Tess r, ut. Selwyn, sailed on the lad Le Um elan of Africa, with tbe monthly mei —ollNone, OrpL Ntonky, Vibe two Iv got reedy, will he paid d on the MIL at 101. Oapt. Slr T. Maitland, Is to be wat tbo bands the by the Sin Lat., ad to be reedy in ether respects by tag Ima.-04,6a1e. 130, Capt. Caner, and Arena. gym. Raw. morns, are eut lithe heeds of the deeklead penis. Tan lINNONANT NaeT.—(From Friday's Oaseas.)— A Lit of all the Masters and Mates la the Ilmaat Menial who :=lwa IL, 891 h Nev. lest, voluntarily pared sa eziannatian and , metleudeset quaillmtiss Leda al i sret awe simignad, onderthemenolinalmasd W the Ileird at Istune. lm *Am sert., North Briteln, D CL i tinstle H. Rork Sid. MIME; laden; It. Lords* Sad, New,New mann; W. Pdlard. reaweetwonsa, Newmann J. led, Venn% iliewesate; IW lie. SA Othello, Newesetle ;J. ylor, led CILI. Jelmson. Is, Tay Missaidd• J. apt, fled, Henri- Gila. Landon; W. 9•l.kriail, lChlialdy; Br 4 Ro Loom; T. J. Illmme. blwa h Julianne. Neweesup; W. /..d.L.,, er. , Is l. Adis% Peaksenop Oriental; T. !st. Hemet Home, I I. Key, IN, SW el LI • IL Jack- U en g Edwin, Loones ena t is i nad4 l. Weetbeg=l, rdr 11141liste, New oft ; J. Work, tad. Illeskton; T. C. IL Gill, fad, H.M. a r littembell; J. S. Reno* John Mitchell, Olaspow ;J. W. Sammid Imilerfey, London; C. Yonne, and, Loadsia W. Cdsbaray. ard, Heroine, Landon; J. hisekra n r, w ri, Herns, London ; J. Douglas, in, John Mitchell, Glaapow • P. Ikon. IA Rept, loath Shields; W . Liam, 2nd, Heroine, Lon: am; 3.llllmih. and, David Malcolm, London; J. Bustle. 2nd, Lan. dam, Lewin; A. Asthma t, 2nd, Tory, London ;C. U. Yretwell, 2nd, ems Nam Liverpool; D. Smith, Ist, Duilbrook, London; R. Mein. Mb Robert sad Lobelia, Newcastle; T. Knox, 2nd, Thetis, Neeth SlidebL; Ist, liajeatie, Cliaegow; IL Winter, Ltd, Reirsetes. Wien; B. Miner, bid, Persia, Landon; E. Montgomery, M W 4:: Leonia; W. Deane, Ist,* Landon; A. Cowie, roe:: H. ilimen, London; R. Ind. y, Lon. *MI . bad. Winne*. N ;J. lama* Cans. lieweenla; Z Neecaner, 2nd, Pair. Limilsn; H. Lake, Mamd.Nansivia, Limped. J. A. Batten, lad. him Lye,lmam; lL frokfariesse ; 1.. Jew. rna••,, Um. psii • A. W. WAIL ird i ltingdovs, Wllashama ; R. T. 0. Howse, Limion; Y. Wear, lat. Tribune, filest Yarmouth; W. Rehm. Lid. Abesorle, New ;C. If Lambert, 2nd, Mar. Wiles,• Land. ; B. H. Newby, and, Oreetee, Southampton J. Wiles, id. British Empire, North Shields; J. W. Lock, 3rd, Nautilus, Lewin; R. L Kirby, bid, Veracity, Landon ; L Dickman, and, larooky, Medan ; MAW., Lid, Dement. London; A. Ste ven. la, W. W. Stewart, bid, Satellite, Liver pool; 0.0. Holl. fad, Newcastle; W. Luopek, 3rd. Thomas and Mary, Hirwerana; R. Rater, 3rd, Cooterenee, Newcastle ; W. J.ldswinsemsl t, FolAtirtek Liverpool; 0. IL Corbett, Ist, Le vantine, Laden; I. DWI% Md. Diana, Landon; A. Boyle, 2nd, Tulle& Coss* lambs . W. Ong. lad, Wanes, LesrpooL lird dam cert., Edwin, of London; 11. R. James. 229. Behest a. • T. Noble, 2nd, Duncan, Leith ; J. W. fiss44 ; A. lit'Callan, Ind, Earl of Babrines, • J. land, Jessie, Banff ; IL W. C 0111231118, ad, Hanenny. Landow. SPORTING. THE_LITERPOOL ITEEPLE CHASE ENTRIES. G 14 - H A ND ICA P — - Fir isick 11 ad _RAND LTIOSIAL 0 &ors. , __,, a_ 3 only if els eland an se ballwe the 10th of February :—lfimnal ew lie Crown Priam, In Imars, Shomrock, Sir John ( late WWI& 'ea did, Drilittary, freed, asertar, British Irma, Pubs Lints law. frarte. Ommry, SRI Lancar im a lw =w dieg li . wrd the lir (bat Darr laagisgs), Abll44lLasit,Pitat W* Maltrowa, Oar* Prase Ihrelans. remmar, Vulture seeesr), MUM% !be la Bytoldis, Jerry, 111111•010. imilessw Nis liredin Um* W Miasmal% Frar. Tram Tar s itishalr, ChrTima Viluller Tharprftw. Klihms, Orandr, Whim, Ants lelbar, The Chnirda, ''''' gr A t i ot t ia mlialk illse iftems. The lalisbt of Owyork haw Duro, Tipperary Boy, llte Darr, Marrage, D e c. Mem open Grab, Rawleas, The Page, Godes& lab; ['Milts:mut. COURT OF BAN .1 - I•TCY.—YzeTazDAT. _ Before Mr. Cceemdrioner Yaw._ _ LONG SCSPINSION 01 CIIMPICATZS.—HOIII, COltalltt, baker, of Portage, applied for his certificate.—Mr. Bagley opposed, for the assignees, on the ground that the bankrupt had endeavoured to maks over his property to his father and brother-in-law. It appeared that they bad given a guarantee for the bankrupt, which, however, bad not entailed any loes,• bat on the bankrupt getting into difficulties, they had brought an action against biro, and obtained judgment (which he suffered to go by default) with speedy execution. The • had, however, obtained nonunion of great part of the property.—The Commissioner said this was a cowmen trick, for which the present mats of the law afforded too great facility ; that the trick had been unsuccessful in the present instance wu no reason why the court should not mark henna* of the iniquity of such trans actions. The certificate mast be suspended for 18 months, without protection.—The bankrupt's debts, secured and un. secured, are about 1,1004. ; probable auto, 2501—1 n a simile' ease, that of George Gillingham, veterinary surgeon, Chalon, whose application for certificate was supported by Mr. Dunesa, hie Mon6ur observed that the bankrupt had made over all his property by a bill of sale, the co sequence of which was that no one would accept the office of assignee except some one who held an 1.0. U. for 361. The thing had been 'managed by the bankrupt's own solicitor from beak fling to end. The certificate suet be adjourned for 18 months from the data of the flat, without protection.—His debts and liabilities were about 2,0831. ; probable assets, 1241. Ba HUONIADOX AND MACILAT.—This was the day appointed for the adj armed bat examination of the bank rupts, who were merchants at Calcutta —Mr. F)son, for the amissess, mid that as adjournment would be necessary, se no artouats had been filed ; the bankrupts had both arrived frog India, bat were not yet prepared with their aceonnt• There wort curtain books, without which they could not ; it was neoessery these should be obtaiaed from ralfrta ; they bad been written for, and might be repaired is about a month.—Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupts, also said as adjournmeat weal i be neceseary.—ln answer to from the Commissioner, Mr. Firm stated that the owed, in mad mmber% upwards of 100,0001., • Wiof ogbilli wee on blue reeertable. Hitherto llgro s lie had hem realised. There wore certain die pohrti Mom has Ada tawdry would Lye to be ludo, OUILDHALL.—CakOOO or Itt-trenro Aft Arrant vica.—Mr A. Higho, • watchmaker, was summoned for having ill-used kis + argotic*, by eonspellift him to work ea Soudan aid net iladlog him safilitiest &W J. Lyme _stated *albs was apprenticed to the defendant by the Leedom Scadety foe tii• Conversion of Jews, mid a pre miums ef 151. was gives ; the condition of the Indenture Zathat his water was to lad lint* board, lodging, sad Mink he lad not done, having may during the feet impended impended 11. is the purchase of seroadthand and his father had several times had his boots AIM this society had 'applied him with elothes tern er *meg yaw Witness alro complained that after he had finished his day's labour, he was directed to tout. His manor had a ream about 50 fast long at th e back of his shop, ha w balls roam, place every night and as soon as he bad done work, he was ordered to rand outside the door and solicit customers and sell tickets of admission. At 10 o'clock he went inside and acted as waiter until one or two in the morning, serving the customers with spirits, ale, or whatever they wsatid.—ln reply to Alderman Lawrence, who asked if the house was licensed, Lyon replied that It was not. Witmer' first obtained money from the parties requiring refreshment, and then went to a neighbo uri ng publio-bouse and got it.— Alderman Lawrence inquired the prices of the liquors and beer t—Lycra said that for the ale he received from the ens. tooter, Bd. per pot, and on his way to the pablimbouse he gave his molter 4d., and then got a pot of fourpenny ale for them. With respect to the gin and water, parties paid 64. per tentage, thinking they were served with the best, whereas the spirits only cost 31d. per quartern, and it was sometime s mixed by the landlady of the public-house, and sometimes by Mrs. Higho.—Mr. Higho did not deny the material portions of his apprentice's evidence ' bat said the whole charge at out of mere spite because he gave the lad a thrashing, which, if Mr. Higho's statement was correct, he richly deserved.—Mr. Lion, here stepped forward and said that sins the summons had been served, Mr. Higho had threatened that if hie son persevered in the matter, he would . bring several charge, against him, particularly one of having attempted these times to set fire to his premises. —Mr. High° said that he had witnesses to prove it.—Alderman Lawrence said he should adjourn the summons for one month to give the de. fondant an opportunity of properly clothing the boy ; at the same time he mast understand that he could not use his ap prentice either as a pot-boy or a labourer. BO W.STRERT. Ro AT TUB PUTTY BAB- B/MI.-1i Smith, a clerk, wee finally examined, charged with stealing five parchment rolls from the Petty Bag-office in Rolls-yard, Chancery-lank—The prisoner was employed about ten months in the establishment as a copying clerk, and when the record. in question were mimed, on being questioned he denied any knowledge of them, and imme diately absconded; but wrote to Mr. Abbott, the chief clerk, respecting the manner in which he had disposed of them, which enabled a detective officer to find them at the house of an artists' oolourman, where they had been sold by the prisoner at the rata of le. per lb., together with a number of plain skins of parchment, which he had disposed of at another shop of the same description.— Mr. Henry told the person who rhad bought the pro perty that he should have examined the documents, Instead of rendering himself liable to be indicted for purchasing articles wbich,had he looked at them,he would have seen belonged to the Court of Chancery.—Mr. Hayward, from the office of the solicitor to the treasury, said that Mr. For. stir, who had purchased the property stolen, bad restored to the Insolvent Debtors' Court a quantity of rehMules that had been stolen from that establishment and sold to him, but, from henceforth, he wished it to be publicly understood that the government was determined to put a stop to such • system of traffic by prosecuting every person who would be found engaged in it —The prisoner, who said he considered the records produced only waste paper, was committed for trial, bail being taken. Ro RRRRR AT TUB INIIOLTINT DIBTOBB' BoyU and A. Schmidt were finally examined, charged with stealing • quantity of schedules from the Insolvent ' Debtors' Court. On the Bth of December last, between three and four in the afternoon, the prisoner, were observed urn a staircase leading to the room in which the records of the court were kept, and to which the public had no right of ac cess. The prisoners, upon being observed, ran away, and the housekeeper, sweetie, there was something wrong, went up to the room, and found that a great many schedules and other documents bad been abstracted from one of the presses. Upon searching the room he discovered a blue bag, contain. lag no lees than thirty-nine schedules.—The prisoners were committed for trial.—As they were being taken out of court, Schmidt leaned over the partition which separates the peelings from the body of the court, and struck • woman named Robinson (whose husband was mentioned in the course of the evidence as being suspected of having given in formation) a violent blow on the head. BINIVOLINCR.—Ta• RUB of 51. has been received from the Countess of P., and a similar amount from the Earl of C., for the relief of the poor. WO REM I P-ST RE RT. R or Form:la.—An application was made to the magistrate a few days since on behalf of a gentleman named Smith, • sculptor, who, in con sequence of severe illness and other unforeseen misfortunes, had been missed, with his wife and daughter, to • state of shiest weelebedness. Yesterday the warrant officer, who had been directed to visit them, reported that he found the poor sculptor stretched upon a mattress in • wretched apartment with scarcely a vestige of furniture, and almost totally on provided with the actual necessaries of life. He had been attended by the parish surgeon, and appeared to be labouring under rheumatic fever, with which his wife had also been attacked and reduced to the same helplessness and suffering &iodide's. The officer was accompanied to the court by Mr. Smith's daughter from whom it was elicited that her father was formerly a pupil of the late Sir William Chantey, under whose aus pices he estardished himself several years since in the south of France, where he successfully pursued hie professional avocations, until the outbreak of the revolution, when the tide of feeling against his countrymen set in so strongly, that he was compelled hastily to provide for the personal mfety of himself and family, leaving behind him outstanding dr bts to the amount of 6001, and abandoning a galosh's collection of Italian marbles and statuary. On reaching this country he was fortunate enough to procure some temporary employ ment, which placed them beyond the reach of want, but was soon afterwards seised with the malady which now sfil,cted him. and alter disposing of every convertible article in their pos session, they were at length forced to submit to the necessity of throwing themselves upon the bounty of the parish.—Mr. Hammill warmly expressed his sympathy for the distrened condition of the unfortunate family, and presented the yourg woman with 10s. from the poorthox for their immediate exi gencies, which the received with a grateful acknowledg. meat iiNETOLINCII.—The magistrate announced his receipt of a communication from the Commissioners of Police enclosing • remittance of dl. from the " Earl of C.," and a similar do nation from " The Countess of P.," to be applied to the poor-box. WESTMINSTER. BINIVOLINCI.— Mr. Burrell ac knowledged the receipt of 61. from the Earl of C—, and a like donation from the Countess of P—, for the poor-box. THAMES.— ErraNatva STISTIDI or PLM4DiII. —T. Amen*, T. Arasent.jun his son, and S. Chester, porter, were finally examined charged with steeling 100 yards of silk damask and silk wonted damask, value 401, two carpets, • hearth-rug, and other property, belonging to Messrs Deuce and Co., upholsterers. This ease has been repeatedly before the novistrate, and during its progress the magistrate and Mr. Ballantine, counsel ter the prosecution, have made se- I van comments on the conduct of several upholsterers and linendrapers who have !purchased a portion of the stolen property for about half its vales, and witheut making any Winne. as to whether it had been Innestly obtained er not. The prisoner Chester had been in the 'Ervin of the prosecutors three months at their estahliehment in Re =street, and in the course of that time four pieces of carpets, and other property, have keen miss. sing, but no suspicion was entertained of his I honesty until the other prisoners were in custody. About three weeks ago he was questioned by the police in common with all the persons employed upon the 'p»mwa, and denied all knowledge of the Armen's. On Tuesday night the officers arrested him, and he then ad mined that he knew the other prisoners, and that he and an other man named Pans had plundered MIMS. Drone and Co. of considerable property. In addition to the evidence given in the Express of Thursday, Fans stated that, in Oet. • very cagily carpet was delivered at his beam from one of the cans of Ike Parcels Delivery Company. He knew it came from Chester, who had promised to make him a pre sent. When he saw what a rich thing the carpet was, he refused to accept of it or to allow it to be laid down in tie room. On the following morning his cousin, Graves, known as Paw, took it away, and a bearding which had been sent with it. A few days alter this he met Chester who made him a present of the pieces of dragger which had been identified as the property of Messrs. lass. On the 14th of last December a policeman saw the younger Arment offering • piece of silk damask to a broker in the White chapel-road. It measured 28 yards, and the value of it was about 101. Arment was questioned as to I is possession offs, and he gave several unsatisfactory aceounte, and wee taken into custody. The damask taken from him was part of a large piece stolen from Marrs. Deuce. The Isms officer traced other pieces of silk damask and silk and wonted de mask to the possession of the younger Arment. Mr. R. Cuter, wholes upholsterer, in the ?dinettes, purchased 30 yards of nth and worsted damask of the younger Arment about three weeks before he was taken into custody, and gave him Is. 9d. per yard for it. The prisoner said he took it in swop, or something of that kind. Mr. Carter produced the damask which Mr. Fray, in the employ of Messrs. Deuce, Identified , and it was proved by the agent of the sasnuthetarer that the wholesale price was 4s. 10d. per yard, but owing to a slight defect, it was sold to Messrs. Druce and Co., for Is. 6d. per yard. Mr. J. Jackson, upholsterer, in High-street, Shoreditch. bought • piece of mimeos silk damask of a commiubn agent named Wall, who acted on behalf of the younger Arment, and gave him Bs. 6d. per yard for it. There were forty yards of It. The masnafeeturing price of this damask was stated to be 9s. 6d. per yard. Mr. Jackson, on hie first examination, said he only bought one piece of damask of Wall, who brought him omens of other damask, which he declined to pur chase. On • subsequent examination Mr. Jackson weed another piece of damask, which he bought of at a pries far below its 'Alas.—Mr. Fothergillf in the employ of Hewitson and Co., massed 16 y a rd s of wham silk damask of Wall, sad gave kis is. per yard. It was of the some piece as that odd to Mr. holism for Is. ed. Fye. it. TM whole of the dame produssil was identified Mir. Fray as braise • portion of that sloloa. The agent ell, who said ha said as asomisissi In the oil end colour line, said he hod he.,. the Assisses he about three months. He proved die ries* of pisses of sdk damask sad silk and worsted dome ken Om Armlets en various oessolate. FRIDAY EVININO. Consols recovered in some degree at the close of business from the morning's depression, and left off 881 to 9 ex-dividend for the opening, but the funds have been altogether flat all day, with few transac tions and prices looking down. At one time Consuls were sold as low as 88, as also were Reduced Threes. The decline was attributed in some quarters to the rumours in currency latterly of the unfavourable prospects of revenue. But towards the close of the market it became known that the returns, to be made up this evening, were of a more encouraging nature than might have been anticipated, and the short summary of results given in the Eaprue came subsequently to confirm the anti cipation. It needs not, however, be disguised that, if reports in accredited quarters may be trusted, ex traordinary efforts have been latterly made, and a stringent course of action pursued, by the various revenue boards under instructions from the Treasury, to enforce the collection of all arrears and backward payments throughout the country, so as to payment the return, with a more satisfactory face. Reduced Threes left off 881 to 9. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 891 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 45.. prem. India Bonds, 41s. to 455. prem. Long Annuities, 811-16 to t. Bank Stock, 1891 to 11. Foreign securities have been heavy, and with more limited dealings. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 48 to 9 ; the Fours, 76 to 7. Belgian were done at 761, but quoted still 74 to 6. Russian, 102 to 4. Danish, 66 to 9. Mexican rather lower at 25 to 1. Peruvian not so good at 484 to 9 French Five per Cent. Rents were sold at 744, at exchange, 241 francs. Spanish Fives, 131 to 14 ; the Threes, 261 to 7 ex-dividend ; Passive, 31 to 1. Portuguese, 251 to 61. Brazilian, 75 to 7. Cbilian, 86 to 8. Buenos Ayres, 24 to 6. Venezuela, 18 to 20. The variations in foreign ezel.ange were unimpor tant, and the business in bills very contracted. On Vienna no rates were made. On Amsterdam the ne gotiations were 12.21 to 1; on Rotterdam, 12.21 ; on Antwerp, 25.671 to 70; on Hamburg, 13.111 to 1; on Frankfort. 1211 ; on Petersburg, 361 ; on Paris, 25.55 to 60—at short, 26.30 to 33; on Leghorn, 31.9.5 to 32 ; on Naples, 394 to 40 ; ou Madrid, 471 t o 1 ; on Lisbon, 51} to i—all at three months, except as otherwise described. The mercantile houses connec'ed with Mexico are by no means satisfied with the new arrangements adopted by the Mexican treasury, and enforced by in structions from the Foreign-office here to the com manders of British men-of-war, fir ensuring the re gular payment of the duties on the export of silver from the Mexican ports on the Pacific, before it is ad mitted for shipment. These duties, cr the larger pro- portion of them, are, as is known, resigned towards the payment of interest on the foreign debt. Hitherto they have tot yiel,:ed any thing, as the coin and bullion from those quarters, as well as much of that from the eastern ports, has usually been exported by contraband. The British commanders in the Pacific are dirt cted in future to require certificates of the duty paid, or otherwise to be assured of the fact by value in hand, before receiv ing the metallic treasure on board. The merchants here complain that the effect of these measures will be to make French and American, if not other foreign vessels, the exclusive carriers of silver from those parts to France or other countries in Europe; from the advantage preferentially possessed of being enabled to receive it on board free of the 6 per cent. duty, which it is the affair of the shippers, or parties having payments to make, to pay, and is no concern of the commander of the vessel, not unfrequently not even of the merchant who may thus have received his payments free on board from in debted parties. This is evidently a matter for discussion between the merchants and the Foreign-office. It may be re marked, however, as • diplomatic singularity, that the Foreign-office should undertake so far to be the custos of the treasury, and the guardian of the ports of a foreign and not very friendly count-y, against an illicit traffic carried oa by its own subjects. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the 30th ult., give, as compared with those for the week preceding, the following results : Circulation Woe .../36,226,595 Circulation actin 17,129,833 Public depends 6,396,118 Other deposits Government esenritias in "" f 394.315 lament 120,338 Banking Deparinaist Other seetuitiai 10,957,933 170111 and Mullion Seven day and other OWe 972,112 The beet 3,382,800 The reserve of notes in the banking department at 11,096,9601., were lees than in the week before by 21:,3751. The increase in " other " securities would probably consist for the most part of railway deben tures, which :about that time it wu understood the Bank had been taking in for some considerable sums at the rate of 6 per cent. t for the Week endues Dec. 30. ISM Government Debt— . ,1111.011400 Other Securities 2.914.900 Gold Cols sod 13,T18.886 Wirer Hellion PA 'TAINT. "t;;:, ;Eueo — t Scourltlea daelad. Dead Weight Annaltyl L13.84.51111 OtherSoeurales 10.967.9311 Gold aad Oela AO I. MARSHALL, Otdd = _FUNDS. loan , cruder Zll4l 4 Oossols for A, 9 Szebsquar BU et. IL 22.949, , March. 42 6 , 29., June, 42 6 Ditto, f,500, 291., Nan* 42 6; 26., Di. 42 6 tto, Sava let, March, 42 6; 2cL, Juno, 42 6 FUND& _ . _ ipso or Opal& div. from Nov., IMO, 131 3 pa Ct. bpsole Bds., '261 Ditto, Amt., Jon. 16, If 6 per Ct. 'quarts Homes, 141. 751.. 261 60c. 4i per et. Belgian Ma, ex. W.. 763 24 par Ct. Dutch Its.. LS Gull., 49 Catheroe, and West lorhabire-11. .oe., Jae Jan. 1; Caledonian - D. ilk. us the new tel. preference sharer, due Deo. 21; Durdalk and Erusiskillra.-21. lus., due Jet,. ; East Anglian -11. on the new U. shares, and 10s. on the new 31. los. Murex, both due Dee. 30; East and West India Docks and Binning. ham Junction-21. 10e.,..5e Dec. 1S; Eastern Union -21. ios. on the "11 " &arm due Jan. 10 ; Gingow and Ayr 'M. 10s. on the prettiness shares, due Jan. 4; Great Southern and Western-IL 10'., dus Jan. 10; Oreat Wes tern - 101. on the 1001. sha res, due Jan. 3, and 21. ea the 231. and 111. shares, both due Jan. t• Lana. shire and Yoe kshire-11. on the fifth shares, due Dee. 13, sad V. 10s. on the new 101.6 per eon. shares, due Dee. 21 • Leeds and Think-31. en the extension shares (1646), due Jan. 1 ; Loudon, Brighton, and SouUs Cori-IL an the Dew 31. 6 per sent. doe Dee 6; Landon and North-Western-IL on the Manebester shar a A and B due Jan. 1 ; London sad flaunt-Western en the third (IM7), due Dec. ; Londonderry and Ilanlrkilkst-IL lea, doe Jan. 10; 7 ) , du e Buxton, and Mat losk-10a., due Jar. 10; Midland-31. on the 301. shame; 21. ea the &kW and Giousteler 601. shares; and 31. 14.. 6d. on the ISTIS'oI and Gionneter 371. ss. sane., all due Jan. 3 ; Mold -21. 10N., due Jan. 13 ; Monkland-21. 10e. en the puaranteei 251. elutes, due Jan. 6; Newontle and Carlisle-131. on the sew 1001. shares, due Dee. 31; Norfolk-31. on the new 201. shares, due Dee. 13 ; Northern and Eastern-91. on the scrip 301.1 shares, due Jan. 12; Shrewsbury and Birmingham-4. on the new SI. preference sham, due Deo. 3a; tbrewebury and Mester-13e. on the Oswestry 2411. shares; 11. on the North Wales Mineral 201. Mares, and 10s. on the ICI. shares, all due Jan. 3 ; Shropshire Union -11. on the 201. shares, due Jan 12; South• Eastern-41. ea the No. 1 Mures. and 31. on the No. 3 shares, kith due Jan. S ; South Wales- IL, due Jan. 10; N hitehaven end Forums-IL, due Dr.. 12; Wnitehaven Junction-11. 10s. on the 34 preference shares, due Jan. I. TRANSFER Boone Canso.—Midland (6 per oei..t stock and shares) -rtiU Jan. 13._ _ TRAITIC.—Wceks ending Dr. 23 to Dec. 30.—(From Railway awes.) 1646. j W 47. I 11646 1641 34.664, 36,882 1.8.41 693 41.69' 6.706 8,142 6,261 161 1.892 1.161.1 . 4.8 . 164 23.1911 - 764 2.3 A) 2.113 IKA) L 64 4 633 1,166 741; TAD 8,138 1.303 1.6 1 4 663 662 176 190 13.11 17.12 71,347 7 i Belts& t Ballymena Laac.,& Claw& ebomer sad Holyhead Dublin & Drugbala Dublin alilaystowa Dund.l.th.&Allnan. E.Uuuntle• & Noriol6 Edlnbturb & Adlobargh &Northam Glam., Pa ln. & Ayr Ulan.. Pair. & Ores* Oth. a Ment.(l ) linnt, Western K.d.la t!Tdc.l:ll- • • ; i lia 121 PROVINCIAL. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CAMS/IDOL Lax. 6.—The trustees have in motiw that the Hes. J. Helen render of 100 f. will this year be gives for Ur beet dirertsroa ea the brewing subject : Ifs Jarmo of the Jewish sad Christina reve!stker on Prim writers." TM rajat of the hottosish Peer far tMptemat year es =motored by ths siesten is " Idea" THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. JANUAItY 6, 1849. POLlCE.—YzynaDay. BANK OP KNGLA-N1 1..18_!!, DIP Kass loop! siiiii.iii ase.nues I IMIZING DI Proprietors' Ospl All Public Departs (lochol. Oororn illeb l". e on= Nbro pp &p:. Aeste.s &Wile I deseerriveredorlerßge prw s J. 4.1/11. Asurtus 1 INCILIBE 3 pet OL 1•0. Aar.. OW 3 per et Oust Ansa. Yost Nu. 1 per Oist Alum, OW I i Low 3 Alm.. asp. et/a Jas.. MD. ~IIIB+ Ditto. NO Ton, cap. 10th 001-. 1814_ 7-16 laths Dow* fl.OOO. 44 61 POZEIGN 5 pee Ct. Au ilontle. 76 p., Ct. Ileum yen lbeemis,266 5i pee Ct. t irtior latt6e.ls, Eta Act., J ezaa tt 26e 6 45 le per Ct. Poetise lie.. Amt., Jr... 16. 461 Of 4 per Ct. Perleptees Amt.. fl RAILWAY NEWS. The share market slightly drooped, in consequence of a few parties realising. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. INcaLtax Ix nis 5. --- ailaitheWhiTo ;emir eel ao little 4,roattstaetion have been created awe /hem who have OCCSAOII to ward by the Windsor, sad Swath Wailers Railway, In owaseqweeee of the (theaters of Rot eampemy having raised lb, le thalweg tar doable Wink la pth wet threwidwat the Ilse, from the Datahet lathe Wkwatee.reed the weeed.elaes return tickets hay ing ben Weed ha is. M. ge 4 .7d., sad the fkit.ohre how Is. ed. to Oa U. re the whale delraw The doable *use, Ikea kale the takenedbie Malian Yoe bola raised la the wale retie. The aew regakeleae auk lab drillilin is New Ireerkday. 111011011 MI OPTHi mI O WEDS—(Frowi Roam Chressiek) Xservia.—W Morbid W Rica), Jan. 10. Dtvisows.—Oera end Pr edeese—latereat at the rep of 4 par cent per ammaa, ea sagl Air in.. 1. llaeuee.— sad Ibiddika—Olitheweee in.. lb. Calaa—Absthwas—lt. U. ea the aew W. dam is Nov. 27; JS sod Caulk Dows-11. M. doe lea.l jlkkaa. Risklrsta. La a tirTioTe: : Lsagmture t Yortga. 104:1 10.4.7 . SkiAKE LIST.—L Nees —The quotatioes of Una in beroeetions: Urea of llii PAID. 1 Ili Aberdeen .. 111 01 eerberit ICA r . doil 44 344. 10 Dar.,WoLt Nacelle 4 i . ily.pd. or et Amer j . lo Do. do.orinnonlyear 4 44n. 131. Dir Wol #t B.Valtey lug itlf wo Darn, 4: Do. Jo.ouiLo e,,, 2 4 dy.pd.orol.a guar. '-' 20 Do.4o.witlonagror !ill 218 6 Doeteenfires tilirol.l3l 1441.4. L le *mei awl Leiner d i 271 Do. Third, ~.. 10 M. ri 144 flerkingAueAlre 1 211. 48 1 i.eleloruan ...... 21; 24 ti it. I ...lam .. 2 74 no.Alo re/arena 04 11 40 PierksonallelnAniel.3l 13 16 1 Do. Preferenor 1134 35 'Dublin & lielfiest Jn 6 4 4 25 IN.Anl2sl.LnklieLeD 41 j 1 DI De. Ile. N. a 11.1 ,3 31 1 D0.441.104.100C.Prf 2 wEngem Count!. 1 i lo 1 /.,...feie4litar.oo3 11 135. 01 Do.Ext.:pa.l#9.l i ip. di , 1.1, 40 ~. N s. 3 41i. 'sr 511 ' 'V./Cori/Sand pal 60 UV.. Jo . 6 y. tend' 124 Do. 4 snares 34 I Do. do. Nem 25 I£4lBkra UltiOlk a. A 14112.1 M M II IN. Do. de. _ .. C Do.do..Narp.rie . pe eo n . D*. Do. b Lt iiist,Lbacolualtire Ralbabinarbililaagow Do. a .tans . weft., twig. Dore. Watt N ortham Dada. • A tisferrlpl Du. do a N d per Oa. De. Extemaiamo 01..saaak 4 Welfare. Ol.Aortkor 1. 4 Po. Scor,4ol. Do. New.)4l Do tint. Ormal, Do. Vtlts Do. Now 171 Bull sod bolW Do. I Maros Do. a slums. Lane. awl liertait Du. Thirds Gm... I t Yorliadi ltd ! ii;:11;ai;i:Ot;i4 1 t a lotAirt 04‘04. lad. 26 ' 14. j&Ko6l=7:b e 1r4 e... ... , L i_ W. Bomb Itelaera . ...124 4 Si I D.. d....... h. 110 ad. st i Do. do ......No 2 111 30 Do. do ... . ..... Bn/ 10 no. do 4 10 Dodo. dale No. 471 i 00 South Wale.. . .et 4 et. 1. 6 8 iuri..hon it iloOk 4 Vak of Nada. ~. . 666. 50 Wear Valley bp GLyr 10 Do. do. -.. ~,.... 13/ 12 1 la Witt l,in e, Nom blasm.llB. kerma 28 a L U al 26 York lietrc.,* Her. 28 29 ,26 Do.org.Newe drier 171 I i !Li DoEiNolYkaNw V, 14/ I 6 LudoNcaNw.aller 141 it 8 Doe.lNEPurorPref 71 el. Id Irigis N eh. 1111ellaad 64 Id D. N. Pr i e4erc i re diiii le lp i e. I. F016102111811.11•Til. 611 Anglo- Italian .. .. . 111/ D.ulognaerid Ana. an 6 17 I.lne.of Irdar.lt Venllo 9d. 16 Ooaerura 1I poach 100149. - • • • at $ Ge 1 . it. :v reva i lantho , 110 Lenrein a la Sambre • 1 Luxembourg. --.. . Ai I M lid .6lB 19 ao ... .... .. ... 7j . Namur and Lap .. ,6 11 12 Nmtlx.eu of Friars 8 I Orkann a Bordeaux 21 I I U " Ito Paris and Lydia. ... 4541. I * Orle do. - .. '2O Para and ans.. V 5/ 19 1:0 lean. load ltutkuu .. ' ldl 9 Para 4 Strasbourg . 4 61 10 Ratans and Hawn. .14 10 iil Samba and Haag. , 3 31 1H kOrdsboury d' Bak.. 1 7 , 4 m,. .., IV.ia: or. .10 14 7d. 8.1 II at r4usdert....... I ed. Do. t shuns Do. lixteraiii 1 Do.Nowkivar.toolit Do. W. It. Doles Do.Preolooll Wore Do. 'shares Weds and Mulford Lreag Wilt Third; I Do. Do. lino Dodo Prol.ti pert* Vrusby, &mat ;London kaackw II i Do. E.rlosoion loon ,kirlobtou.S. Co. p.,1. • I .Prodirrn.:4,(l. C0r.4p.t.1.184 Do..Y.l•6l.(4oriipa London walOratwa. Do. Pro/trawl . . Loudon a N.WtotWo Do.tators. L. Jr B. Do. Now Do. Fifths 404. oh. La id )1, a B y Du.lot.sA.,.V a B b Lio.loi.olk.oll a De 1411 P.. PUBLIC SALES. JAN. 5 —By Mes.n. 89UTTLRVIVITH and Sons, at the Mart. —Ale.lute revereloe to one-alith of 3,3331 tia. ad three our cent Itrok ahnuitas, r,oeivable at death of s Lady, mai ' 3d; sold for 200/. Absolute reveraion to ono fourth of 17,43 skim rup: es, reb. lvA at death of a I.4dy, am d 62 ; 1451. Two hundred 10/. Mares in the Sovereign Life Aratuanee office, 21. los paid on each ; 11. per share. Absolute reversion to 64/. three per cent. Bank annuities, receiva ble at death of • lady, agod 65, 300/. A policy in the Sol wich Union Society for 9991., with 1851. Is. 10d. aocumulations, on life of a gentleman, aged 5.i, annual premium 221. I6s. 2d. ; 32X A ditto, on the came life, with 1961. 9s. 6d. sccumulatkins ; 324. Itecersiou to three sixteenths of 3,1501. thieemodom-quoirter per mate.; and ten 1001. liberal in the Grand Junction Canal, paid in full; purehacer to be entitled, provided a gentleman, aged 39, shall survive a lady, aged 73; 3431. Rev, rake to one moiety of 6,6661. las 4d. three per cent. Bank m ammy., provided a gentleman and his wife, aged 17 and 13, both our. vier a lady, aged 74 ; sou a policy far 1,100/. in the Family Endowment Society, payable should MI her gentleman or wife dm before the (count for life, premiums all paid down; Emersion to 1,0001. sterling, chart d upon fro ehold property, pay able at the death of a lady aged 79, provided a gentleman, SI, and Lis ify, 12, di uld both survive her, anal three poiicies In the Family Lndowinent 1 eiety, entitling the purcbas r to 4501. in the event of their toying first, and Sou[ absolutely at theirdcaths, annual premiums 26/. Se Sd ; MOM A policy for 4,0001. effected with the Law Life A•euranee Society on the he of a gentleman aged 33, annual premium 1321. 6d. ed.; 1,510 L AL elute revere do to one fourth part of 2,00 i. S per Cent. Bank Annuities, noertub.e at the death of a Ludy aged 75 ; 2031. COMMERCIAL AND lIIARKETS. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANZ, JAN. s.—The sugar market has lultilled the prediction made at the elms previous to the boildays to the effect that en improvement would tithe plate at the theimenennent 01 the year. T..c result of the week shone a weeral advance in pricer of fully le., and in a few instances le. fol, with • full amount of busbies. dome ; but this advance has produced rather large declarations of sales for next week ; 600 hhds. of West India have been sold to.day, making 2,300 With for the wick ; brown, 33e. bd. ; middling, • 37e , 38a. ; good to tine, 39a. to 41s. Bengal, 4,000 bags sold freely in public sale to-day, chiefly line grainy deecrip. U my tls., its. ; and 1,100 bag. Mauritiuti tow yellow to fine grey, Us., 42e. 'llr. Madras that was offered was chiefly bought in by the Importer at full price., but about 2,0 0 bap subsequently sold by private c. ntract. The refined market has been Ann, with • full amount of loudness done ; brown to fine grocery lumps, 406., Slo, which u an whence of full 2e. upon the lowest point in Deeetaber. —Coffee : There has not been a public sale to-day, buts good demand has existed by private contract. 1,000 bap Pedang sold at 27e. ; good ordinary native Ceylon, buyers at 32a. to 33e the lowest prise la December was No ed.—saltpetre sold freely at fully iousratee: refrecUon 3s, 27e. to 275. 6,1; tef. 44, 26e. ed. to 37e. tun : About 606 We s sold at previous moo—Tills, firm at 41s. At public audits Aistralith sold at 37r. Oki. to 43a.; South AIMIIICS2I, 384. ;;CI. to 41a. ed. ; African, 114 3d. to 370; St. Petersburg soap ,tallow), 374.—Tea centimers la hi- demand at the late advanc , , which Is now ld. per 1b... the lowest tales a Demenbar.—sm firm, and an ad vance of fully Id. has been established on the December prices.— Bermuda arrowroot bought In at 106.—Jamairs honey sold at Slo to 60.. 6d.—Bees'-wax sold at 61.--Coar Yarn sold at 141. to 211.-1 n other articles no material alteration, but the tone of market, gencrall,) 1. much improved. SUGAR. —Barrroc, JAN. 6 . — The market reopened on Teeeday lausfter the Chriatnian enrol, when • good demand was experienced both for pan and wale qualities, the office* being cleared of every hoard otfcring at prder. fully le. per cwt. above the rates current bore in Devernber ; a very Large business might have been dots had holders brought forward their stocks, which, however, they refrained from doing, expecting better prises. No sales In Mao linos for want of a nobly, amt the transactions in Bengali are Sal bags, chiefly at 415., fur middling white 'Senores; and the thick in first bands of this description is now quite exhausted. Yoe foreign there has been a good demand, but holders generally re train from naming priors at present; the sales are, coesequently, limited to 1,2u0 boxes ilavannith at former rates. The refined market has participated la the improvement noticed In the raw material, and price. have advanced is. 61. to as. per cwt., with a goo.l demand for all demeriptioaa. COTTON.—Livaßrow, JAN. 6.—The market to-day wa• quiet, and the males were about 3,008 bales. The total transac tions ,f the week am,unt to 44,060 haler, including 1a,600 Americans, 1,300 Penume, 3110 Egyptians, and 1,7.0 Surat, on rpm, and 2,100 . 0 ,111,6c:to and 100 Surat* fur export, and by au bon 731 tica Islands and 220 stained ditto. Peke.: New Orleans, id. to 61d. ; Uplands, Std. to 41d. ; Karats, 2fd. to 34d. WORSTED STUFFS, &C.—BRADFORD, JAN. 4.—Tee improvement in the demand for worsted and worsted and silk labile* goes on steadily, and many of the operative *lames, who were lately recipients of parish relief, are now tolerably well employed. There wee a goof attend ince of merchant, in the Piece-hall this morning, but there was a remarkable paucity of new goods exhibited. Kw some time peat V. principal deliverirslave been to order ; sad, in COML. queue, those merchants who bad now to purchase for their imme diate wants had to submit to advanced rates. The yarn market was also active, but as the supply was way abort, scarcely any budnees could be transacted or any contracts entered into, for future delivery, without a considerable advance tgui the prima current two months dThis advance, though averaging , probably, dd. per gross, is ly adequate to the augmented omit of the raw material, for which both farmers and dealers ask high priers, end, therefore, Jidda so increased profit tothe aptinter. There was a *attar su=oole et woad, but the aside were Winked ythe high rates DF.CL %RATIONS OF DIVIDENDS, 8. Dethick, Newton.heath, Lancashive common brewer 1a k Ind air. of 20.., Jan. 16, & an y subsequent Tuesday, arp t . o. Ilsinshater. F. Lb:Mauch, Kingston-upon-Hull, ship chandler-14 *v. of kl es ,is Jan. 5, & any subsequent Friday, at Carrick's, Hull. T. Metead, North shields, bunker-let thy. of vd., Jan. a, k subsequent Saturday, a Wakiers, Newcastle.upon.Tyne. J. Nesbitt, E. stewart, & J. Nesbitt, jun., Aidermanbury , am. chants-6th dm. of :ad., any Wednesday, at Whihnore't hall-at. T. C. Stanbrouru., Bernentat, Orford-at., wine merchint-11 of 2s. sid., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basitighallet J. Bawling, Foley-pl., Middies-x, ooachwaker -Ind div. of Bit any Wednesday, at Whiunote's, Basinghall-at. F. 0. Wilson, Isangbourne, Berkshire, draper -Ist die. Jan. 8, & three subsequent saturilaya, at Groom's, Abelian:nit . DIVIDE/41)4.-Jan. 28. G. Atkinson, Bradford, joiner-Jas. WW. I'. Beecham, Hawkhure, Kent, banker-Jan. 2& Bensusan, Magdalen-row, G ,udnausissfields, merchaat-Jac W. Browning, Whitstable, Kent, grocer -Jan. 2 6 J. ark Abington, Cambridgeshire, grocer-Jan. 26. 11. Holdavay, teratield, Southampton, brewer-Jan. 2G. J. Jackson, gerk t Yorkshire, chemist-Jan. 26. R. Law, Portland-sus, akkker . ig pawnbroker -Jan. 29. E. Ling, Norwich, bttudimaker-Jaa K Noble &IL E. Noble, bown-st., Piccadilly, plumbers-Jim IL I l'earson, Norwich, model', r-Jan. 29. T. Fehr', Cambridge, trio- Jan. 26. J. &nth, T. i.e Me.urier, a 11. L. Pooh, Auimams, merchants-Jan. 26. W. C. sucathrie d, underwriter-1a 20. J. Thompson. Leeds, teadcaler -Jan. 26. A. Turley, Addis** • sq., Utmberwell, brewer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.-Ocerge Bowhill, Dacha, grog dealer, Jan. 9 & 30, at the George Inn , Harldnuto in -*ls Gnat nen., gr John Grant, Jun.. Inversive, hotel keeper., Jan. 11 k Feb. I, at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness-I) ,uglas Macpherson, Arraana Linlittmowshire, tack e man of Colinshiel celery, Jan. 10 31, at tio Star a Garter L nlithgow-James timer, Dumfries, kW, Jan. I I & Feb. 5, at the Comotrcial Inn, Unwires. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Baynes &J. V. Baynts, Ns& • nismst, Southwark - J. Berteler, E. 8. Roberts, & P. Nevins, lira pool, so far as regards P. Nevins-G. F. Bowers &E. (Uhl& Brownhills, Staffortiabire-R. bowlby & A. Smith, Leeds-7.Q'. &0. SheMehl-E. Cazenove, U E Taunton, &R. B. Wk. minx, Liverpool, so far as regards K. Cazenove-J. J Cluthierkt , Tarrant, Vigo-at., Westminster-T. Darwin, F. Darwin, b. Dart J. Hall, H. Darwin, k S. Kent, Sheffield, so fa.' as regards S. Gs lk J. Hall -11. M. Dank., E. Makinaun. & A. Clarke. Manchester- J. Dickson & U. Irving, Rochester -s. V. Dunn & E. Dunn, Banta}, Yorkshire-S. Varna kG. North, Manchester-A. Farr It J. aka, gandbach, Cheshire-J. Funk. &T. IL Fowke, Wolverhampte-C. Gunning & W. C. Gilt Bath-W. Harries& & H. T. Fletcher, Bas ley, Yorkshire-T. HeAun, J. Atkinson, &T. Thompson. ton It inka, Yorkshire-D. Q. Henriques &J. Q. limn* Jeffereyslaq., St. Duryea.- J. 11,ilgati. la 0. Smith, Inc. Nool-R. N. JOOOll & C. Jean, Uverpool-H. Liddell & E. Lidded ews J. Lord, E. Lnyd, L. Lot 4, jun., It Let jun., W. J. Loyd, C. W. Tabor, \'J. Euless*, H. Bury, & T. B. Jima Lendon, so far as regards E. Loyd. jut -A. 8 .ctiresor, N. arse, &J. For.ter, Liverpool--J. F. Madge & Jos. Madge, PI; -J, Murray* J. L. XleFarquhar, Gtorge.st., Minsion-towie Fide at E. WM; by, Southwark-11. Peet &W. Quartertnan, Neuron:x.- 11. Banana & 11. Titten, Siitibury. Suffolk-J. li. Rogers ft W. L Lee. F.j.ri,,kdog. t k-G, egjepherd & W. Cartels, Tenterden, Deb- J. Simmons & J. Gee, Birmingham- T. F. Smith & W. Thelniall, Evesham, Worcestershir -J. Smith & R. Foster, alarch, Camtriam. stairs-J. Smith, J. Holmes, W. Smith, J. Holstead, J. Butte** Bishop Munckton-L Sb inthal, E. Rolla, at 11. N, autolla Manchtster-J. Stockburn, J. T. Sto Won, & J. Gooey, lib tering. Northamptonshire A. 1 'wins & J. Snowden, Leeds-J. Tiorashendi it I'. Fern , e, Highgate -E. Trout, W. T. meson, EL & It. Tree*, Manchester, so far as regards F. IL Tb:6-1. %Arley & It Watery, jun., Gwendraetb, Cuniartheiorunr-11. Wl.li6ws, S. Ajkntyd. &D. Price. Liverpool-G. Will& & Bab hams, Edinburgh-8. Wright &S. W. Nada, OsJordeL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. - MAIM &IL ord.Aak, 1,011 Ana. arcs., OR bulata ..... 01 I i ahead ... 00 India e. semi' • 0 itizes• aal 0 waturford 01 Maielon .. 0 struato....Jaa 20 that. hall 1 Dowlazhades. e 1 Flaws. .00 Do. ON . lalstsa 0 rhiermaJw.. 00 Lisboa. Jan. • 0 • sr, Ito 0 Until ..D1C.91 0 mui,hata .. 4 , 0 Sydo. ts 0 Va... Jan. 10 GRAVIIPILVD, JAN. 3.—Arrived : Calf so, Psllan ; SAMOA Rill Queen, Ceylon ; Selina, Baltimore ; ohanna Kebeeea, Koziewl; Ruby, Dentate ; Ecezer, terahurg.—Sailed : Neptive, G,o lines; Mara ion, Trinidad; Union, Cadiz; the, Genoa; Valencia ; Venezuela, lime ; Celt, LIVIAI.OOI, JAS. S.—Arrived : Sarah Ann, C a iro, New Mews; Nuweoundiand •; Salura. Lisbon ; lie:en June, Teraina—Of: Cestrian, : I ieuz Ernes/Wes, Bordeaux ; Ariel.l4. horn ; Lrmlly, Naples ; Maina, New Orleans ; Zuleika, Genoa: Os tt ies, St. Lucia ; Boadicea, South Carolina, New Orleans ; rano* Lisbon ; Princess Royal, Calcutta; Octavio., Arica ; Jane May, lap horn; Walter, Gibraltar; Awaranthe, New Orleans. [Advertisement].—ENLAßOZMENT of the WEULT Dwpalrii.—Thi.. journal, which l• unrivalled, will be Enlarge& a awl alter To morrow. the 7th of Jahuary. to Sixteen Pam. oontlhisS_ killty•Four Column... of the mune ego awl form ere any extra charge. The Dispatch »id therefore. ruowe: the roryat of rout An editloa of the Diosatch le leblCDed a{ fire o'clock Ivory eatunlay monduz. for tranquil:4°o by the trot task and looming maLU, ex that menu molding in town. it , mike from lowidni. map revolve It the osme eVtillagg. An copra,. wiltioo of de Dispatch to publiesed every Sunday aiterricon, containing hem hruct from Paris, and other ;arta of the Continent. us to eluht o clog on Saturday evoning.—th.dero should be given omit. to Mr. 1 " 2 " 1 eounuy 111. nileVotreeto or to ash of the Nowoverokis. la town NM HIRTIIB. BL . 1f :11.—Jan. 4, at Sion House, Caplan, the wile N P. P. 13004 Paq.. of a .on. M BOW AN.—Jan. 2, at St. Mary Abbott's-terrace, Kenelorloo. Wink of J. R. Bowman, Ear. of a son. CAM PBS:Lt.—Jan. 2. at Earl's to. ram, Kenolegtou, the wife of T. C. Campbell. Rau.. of • diughter. CARDALE.—Jan. 3, at Bedford noun. Tavisteekriutare, the wiled J. B. 611/14114 Lg.. of a -nuarter Cll. T. EN DEN Her. 31. at Upper Holloway, the wife of J. V. Co* Minden. Erg.. of gab OGRE—Jan. 4, at Mlle.md, wife of Mr. Morro, of a daughter. POTT.—Jas. 3. at Pezobrokwarnare,.Kenslorton, the wife of Mr. l tL Potts of aeon. ROSE.—Jan 4, at -Aiton.pbon week Mrs. C. ROM, of a s o n SEELET.—Jan. 4, at Addliwn WWI North Notting MU. Mn H. Sena late of Kloratesoupon.Thauat. to a dam, bur. OTNPIIENSOS.—Don. 31. at Cheltenham, We wife of G. i. Step tow ww. kin.. of a eon. WADE.—Jan. 2, at Itple, Isle of Wight. the wife of PM G. M. Week C.H., of aeon. W YNNM.—At Celan House, Louth the wife of Capt. Wynne, of • sie MARitIAGES. ALEXA i DER—FLOOD.—Jan. I. at Ttyntiam. Mr. J. C. Alezeadr, oWarstreet Perm, IlernwhiJ, to Prance., only daughter of J. L 111011ii—HURRAY.2. at Churehtown. Westmeath, by the Ref ft. 11. Dunne. Thom e..4,,thews, eolea sou of ter_ T. m g r s . of riwtht K ,11.,rd, to E IS u, eldest daughter of the late Mr. U. Mona). of M 6 111NTUN—W ARMIN GTON.—Jan. I, at St. Martin* liirmlnehml. Mr. A. A. Hinton, to Eleanor Anne, only daughter o f U. Marrelarts. Egg.. both of Islington, In that town. MOOICE—ILIGIBT.—Jan.,,,I at Varonorth Morel% by the Rer. W. J 4 M.A.. Mr. R. Mare, to I.lbabeth. wand daughter of Mr. P. Uhl. of Ditteo. 110101 E-0 EDGC.—Jan. 3, at St. Philip's, Birmingham. the Rev. P Morse, curate ter Tautworth, to Clan %Marine, ebteg daughter of the Rev. H. (ledge, Second Master of Elug 10.1 wants School. =lngha PAL L—P m bARSON.—Jan. 4, at St. Alphare, Greenwich. J. J. Paul. U.N., to A ' gm% Catherine, fi ft h oaughter of the late CzELW Fannon. R.'-.. or Illyrecann e. N..•. THORP-11 U BRUCK.—Jen. 4. at Chnwiek. the Rev C Thorp. el:1P W n to the Moues of Cointellan. Nord:arch. tiloueesurbtra to Jam Lawton, daugeter of the late T. Ilubbeer, Eq., of M ellclowallww. Loadas. DEATHS. AUSTIN.—Jan. 2at Liverpool, a ^ ter a.. tug birth to twins, Elks ADA wife of Mr. R. 11. Ate.'le, aged X' ' . BA/mi.—Jan. 2. at Llinterbm. M r.T. liars, aged 76. EUURTON.—Jan. I, at linghton. Clamatte, ale of Gen. PU G Egerton, U C.M.G., aged 60. GRIN DL' 2, at Liverpool, Elizabeth There-.a lafastdalotblw of Mr. W. Grind*. LOW—Jan. I. at liarrhead.ithe Rev. G. Low, manta of the rad Presbyterian oongregati. n 11 oty IUE.—Deo. eA Can them to, Waterford. A. JrCtlre. EW. wr° *beat' (apt W. Wualre, R.N.. I len:ford. MU ltDOCll.—Den 19. at (Isaac-Ma Perthshire, Sarah, widow o f tot late M 11urdoch, la q., of Garthulther. ea:171010.W .—Jan. 2, at Olariow, Mr. M. Pettlzren. aged 16. POULL—Dec. 31, E. Poole, Meg.. of Homed, near Ledbarr, age 7 4 KALI/M.—Dee. 31 at Southampton, Mr. Ballo, Woof J. Halle, to+. Wlnebseter L ledi TO. It &Du w AY. ~ta. 1, at Piccadilly, Mrs. J. 51.1 way. W. SMART.—Jan. 1. at Lanham Emit, Jane. second daughter of Sr. mart. of Mat place. of SMITIL—Jan. I. at itufford'e-row, Langton, Mr. 0. Smith, form* tit John 10. MOW. bad by WILLI•11 - 1SUi MAW. o. 10" , its the City of Lnu , 14.41. Ynt, r. et the Ot.es. In 160:6141i6e... In the Nadas al Rbltairlsaa.-BAaaapa,T.jimpAia 6,1840. ILondon & N. Wodza. Lord!on and kilackwa 1.7,;ZIO; 3 . 1114‘ . 1;73 Loudon/ S. WOK& Loadoaderry a EnolB. 14ae.. tibuff. a Lbw... 1.1;13 1145.01. 3.*' 47. 1,013 13,4 w 1,302 3 9.. !1:4 7 . 1,6 , 1 21,161 6.7117, M Ilaryport idland MW. Ot Western (1 ) North MUM. .. Swine's Cantina.— dkrewsbury t UMW'. Muth DOTOI2 ....... Taff Yoko ....... Ulster. ... WhlkokkvonjkietiOk. York, Novo. Bwk... York N. Midland.. ca. er 401.. Do. Whs. Tenths Do. Thirds . E we A s o . .N. Pr 1.1 ii hey oarath & Yeovil Mae.. Suit. & Mat tAara. .hu.l Dr. Soo JOS. Prst. Do.M.Oriam..gorft. hill•liso 1. . 0. Yrs/. ho. aw .bar* Da. 141 rs. & Berl& Do. IhZ.a A. lmoutry AINDON, JANIIAIIT 5 Roman characters denote actual Am in hulks Wire prim PAID London & letieenern! 111 ,1210.1. 112 10.1. !II AI. 4 4 3i•l. fp. r .145 c I b i rd. .11 Ili 46 Ni . M. 6 111 1 Tit iLL 1111 Mid. GI. West rash' Norwalk ik Carlisk Novi* Braish 17 Lb ' : =. Do FLriewelol;- Aye. I Do. Nat 474— NI. Do .do Chear.6ll , ol: 16 Do do. bye, serf. If Mal North ItSIA. Wester,. 2 to North Stafforadura 112 11 i oil. Worceg.,ll Weir. 2* Road. build.. k hoar hi Rork*4, Uikhiw..i par p. Scottish Centro! Scottish Midland . 14 ..114 Sluetraaßlr elm alf 11,12 it Mo. do. New, guar y ltp IretratgberlsWMl2. per *.L I , eii.. I 4 tit ilil'il ..i. *._ ii. - 10 I *P. .6 0 ler V. 14 it U 31 4 lip. XI 11 fit 10 1410 61 1254 6 1* 5 To a a T 6I BLANKETS — Hitcnstox - rbylxis, JAN 4 moderately good ettendoree nsevhants at the afternoon; but although there we rather more" (luting a wreck or two past, the market 10.1 t un the Notwlthdandlng the odd weather which ha: prevani.; 4 last ten days, busies s has seen get In the merchants' r from the LONDON GAZRTTI.--Friet j elk& RANKRUPTS. WlLums &wort & Writ.law Aasorr, Jun., Ren ggg e mark patent h air felt manufactuters to rrender Jan Fob. 1 6 at 11, at Bminghall It. bola, su n. Pteehlielg, ghansb., Lothbury; 09. wig., Canaan, Birchin.lans, WILLIAM ALLEN Watton. Norfolk, innkerwr, Jan. 11 & ►eh 1, at Basinghall.st. SW.. White & Borrett, LincolnlaL, ask", Johnsoa, Basbighallatt. -ww; Balm= Amos, Hanley, Bbifforthblee, serfvener, Jan. is 1 , at 10, at Birmingham Ct. Bois., Almeria & On, ' • mar, Valpy, Birmingham. i Jcitx Mama Itor um, Aylahani, Norfolk, saddler, Jan, lg., Feb. 17 at 111, tat B Bd., Brooke, New k-- " amis.. Green, Guildhalkhanab. Nacnows Byrum, Porta:a-pl., Edge igre . m., , Jew. 17 It Vela lA, at In, at Basingliall.st. s. Pr-K•; off. swig., Pennell, Obililliall.tharab. . Imam at 12. at Wiaing Corriu, halLat. Cowes, IsiSok, N i itaker, Li n e of Wth4 19uv her, Jsa. 17 & coln Stokes, Cowes; off wig., htanafeld, Kiniraan aa .o ... wit.,. 18, at 11, 'WILLIAM at FBirmingha m OAM, Notti t. ngha W m, hat r uanufact re, Jan. 19, stow, Nottingham. CI , Smith, lkozby ; re, „ {r, sawAaa LAX & EDWARD LAI. Berry -edge, ',ga m; , 111 at 12, k Erb. :Xi at 1, at Newcastle upon -Tyne Ct. flonthanspton.build-,Chanoery.lanc, • Newcas.l e . o Durham; off. aids., Baker, Nencsatle.upon-Tgoc. pgg.T m Am.:Arum fel.Costa, Liv.rpout, tailor, Jan. 19 & Is Ik, Liverpool Ct. Sots., Reed St C 0.., Frid a y- at. , $ t Ng. a . Wester. off. wig., Turner, Live, pool. WILLIAM M'Ga•w, tikinner.M., Buthopstrate. c i. r manufacturer, Jan. 19 & Feb. 20, at 20, at liminghall•st. ranee hu & Flene. w, Old Jbwry.cluunb., old Jowly; of gg Abcrch.la VITIIIIMBIRT IYACCWITM, Uouhdaditch, City, rectS ) i Jan. I_ _ ,t; at 1 & Feb. 19 at 11, at liteingluJl.M. buL, L e.hurch-build.; of amis., Graham, Coleman -it. laud YAAJAM/L De be...MlMl...wharf, Huila; Mane Intlt o . m. 17 at 1, be Feb. 20 at 2, at ItaallllMlLat. 804 a.. h hot „, Lonabard,Citg; off. brig., Edwards, Prederick's.pl okum,* k ".. wi THOMAS Porn, Birmingham, im table tube ammtJactarg., . at 12, & Feb. 17 at 11, at Birmingham Ct. bola., Ltaya gg g Birmingham; II off. wig., Whitmore,.Birrninghan i . CMAILLIM nTZPInI Ilhkall-hvIII-lalllMClld. bent, hulk*. ~ at 121, & Feb. 19 at 11+, at liaat'ogball-st. Bola, Vaasa ( Tokenhouse.yd.; Coombe, Grareeencl ; & Shaila ti a, G rotialla; wig., guana, Gulliho Thrll.chamb. °wags mamma, Limon-grove, draper, Jan. 17 at 111, & pn , g at 12, at limangball.st. Bola., Mardon & C Pritchard, newgstgio,7 WE wig., Belt, iileuiamst..build. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. the. 29. Thomas PHILIIPa a Juin, lim.i. Posuars, scu g g. 4l6 , fordebire, woutacturera of earthenware. Dec. 21. Swim. Witaore, 11 ill Top, Worcestershire, draw. INdOLVENT PETITIONER& w. Augment Lull, glint. Torkalere, G. lei anew% 11 wbres, Ilta tavbh . Mug dremr. .1 no.. :to., a t0 5..0., mot 8 . Lova, teabeam. Web. . r . d .,.. J. Illareasa, b&m. oi L. A. H. Culltagfard, Jun, Gre a t Tannostll, Julda. Illmaguy, 1,,,,,, Nortek.. earp eater . Ga. Phn., W. M. Gallo, burrughbralie, York. P. ti aekbridge. Ganthany,c..". abbe, Slab,,. Db.% WWII, • Tack Casttedga. Satirise canner. T. Co we. J 0..., Nptua. CSISISt a U. P. Gilbert, Plamouta. eupautea. shire kw. dra •. J. llarsererw.l.l.l 1.. Twkwurs, us./ b• a.''‘...b. k. 11 .1144 Taw, g ggk ,, mull hopkrap.r. W. J. Uaarklua , Gnat Tanaoath, Nor. C. Trevatt, Yultaureash. Suota m i. Mk. plane.. J. Tawurlser, Lealeaball Mask M. U. 11..ltates. Bizaaaskaw. AP. , . 1 4'.. '.. 1 1e. J. Malum/401, Goole Yorkew a , . 1 W. Jwka. BrIZILIOW. Mammkabisa, um. bi .,.." . 1 ..411. East Hawk Ihabak pi, D. Jualwou, Lgr Banque. Tort. !Me. Me...dm. I. .. AIL. Peeper, Tem* J. loses. ilmmaglmas, Mail brewer. lye.mlt. 7. r .tri.d 0r5e., .....x_ 1... . 4 it...... h .. ..: .lciffio. :: : at the b'aatth? mote b urble., dna .., .to lra the arhoh, , ...-, b e OOP nk prevailed d i 7 ' IMO W TI V. l lbills' wa rd , l 4 p 0 R . ?Of .00 • DE.. .• po k er — Frieta b e, 44 . t . . 77 .. . • ' " 4 a.id. Nevi s : - is nlans. . 1'......" . I'9 Jan. II &Pak Linooln's-144.6%N - ' • . ober, Jan, Is & i, lit an' 'oo.s alai..l ..addle?, Inet ha. ly K. ..---T New seeweLL,'!“ FGH et /. pill d., ob..* _ ontee h noL, Itiel... , — "r i t ii. AsyLllllB I ) Tbe tthT Taber, ha II k p.. peenn roduc l d Llno uhi . e.faal.4 WI innyd. ! (met rer, Jan. 19 At the A .. why ;ut ..4 ., i k Th.. T0 1 1',... Voicb eum Rom J ,,,, °h ' uthats, lin tat,t- Tyne (.1, .., icz mi. yo-1 Vlind. I . le- upuo-Tyae oi ß Or Wi6Tlmt lyre. John • Ea .In St Feb.'s, iiii .. ju. non : _,.. .. & bale a co, ii;: Js bei ' I T.) William VIA . ' te.et. 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