The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-20 00:00:00

MUSIC. ST. MARTIN'S TALL. The performance of The Creation last evening, vadat the direction ci Kr. Hullah, via ell dm mirth one of the mom satisfactory ee ban beard, and eas neived by • letarally oestilovusg audience (for numbers ad wow INN unable to obtain pieces is nay part of the ball) wttl • d• 0•• of eatbusimuu rarely manifested at performencas d surd music. The cmesatioaal abatinence on each °coaster tram &downtime of feeling wee entirely disc ided r said the audience applauded a warmly se they real hare dose at an opera. The tenor part we. snag by Mr. Biwa Reuse, who, in consequence of his late intiepeatios, we. relieved Ls one or two pieces by Kr. Wilbys Cooper. Mr. Reeves rag sepertily, nerrrthelen, and, In the great sir, in wive worth and honour clad," produced such an edge that M was badly eaoond—a thing enter (if not Nutley sapreeetleated. Mr. Cooper gang the tenor part older trio, "Most ranted appear,. sad the rennin., " la rosy mantle," with a pull of style which did him great honor. The soprano part was divided newer Mir Beaks said Miss Mania ; the letter lady gaging the music in the third part of the oratorio. Mir Banks coati aass to mar great program her voter improving in power sad quality, and her erentiou in ear sad finish. Her principal sir, On mighty wisp," wan a Ilee perfumers, filar & is a yang anger who gives realm of gnat eamilleaoe she has a luely =ice and much hotly. The bees part, too, was divided between Mr. Thome and Mr. Sestisy, sad both sopdtted tbereelves is a swam meth, at their reputetim. Mr. Ilullah's chorister* seemed erne at brae ia Heyda's magc , sad we ban arver herd the. to prior adverse. They rag sot only with correctsra, bat with MILOC4III.IIIO rid delicacy, rad similar prang le doe be the Inetraineatal oecheetra, which is one of the her la Leedom. every Wielder barging to it big as lodged rower all Whitman/. NAVAL AND MLUTABE ADMIRALTY, Jas. 19.—Arronr7irm.—Mastise C. J. Toulliera• C (134 . 7 1. ie Qs Mantel, 91, wow Mem ere/ i segi um a r k Caere. go sh• Celcugge, N, f/ *, Ban gal line sun g& egesed err S. Vleery, et ills Takes. Is ear lend es awed sera la the Persevering% 3, Mom Imp alp. Perftissa. . - - Aildiom pormsaftsC. I. Mt* OM, is Os landl, ft, saw dim aW la end owl sonle% al ,alorea • -4 i. Wake r Sr Lerips4 111, paelbrebosi MMUS Mem% lloilftnians eras. Chdt .0 MA. le a• vim. log WA et Pmensoft. COW' &Walsall, R. J. Owdow. M 11W lawrlot, 44, sown an, at rugweaolb ; and Y. Brew So theLsowl. CHAT7II3I, I sm. Is. 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Gla I 0111 Tamed lams ammo Ilan a a Onassis lerirAmtobeilairmilm Pr rltteNl AT SMIOUTOL—On Mayday eyeing oboe, %two Mann Um majority maned to Wei of Who lowest pair, seembled ratter a come hat la Ent Cata's yam! to pun " BM-Is' bettwee To., So) ore, the tbresiew et Eitileed, sad lie lete loupe tWor 'be twit, Teo Tebbe! Title was tbe swat "%We"' of the wvt slag t •torah hog before the e dietiesaiwbal ur aemia's of no teary " apparel f. the dog ontni of ear Wee away. MA se opportunity or 4.04 lour tbeir addweee to OM select aseembiy. The peel sand glebe howtrer, woe tbe °. 'Jaded to, wig* abb . ewsb .."l s ett,tt ds ales, of as lorn tort, wad Mesa! apitacer W geed thel of dlaaatudwethow Lr bees anti ore at Certee's eslibbuere by Ai* altar, orb then na be doutt *bet mob a.roublapo trail sweetly to dri= lb. y "Am WIT on penal? toll to lobo pLes. tbwr•twa„ lW Ike may be the ire "NMI*" we WWI bare wenn to gotta b Brightuo, It it oaly junto sod Um% or,ortiteg le the police resort, tb bff.lr was very osietly .tetwool, awl was atto allisded Witt say dietarb. tam 80. web • ,amore Is North-enter, la the very bean of th. ...wildly sot lo be NAM pa tienty.—lrte taw Urerch.t. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1859. tato Enttllignut. EQUITY COURTS.—JA.N. 19. Mehra the Load Chao:rake and the Lords Jualieee.) ILIVILLND L. 110111110 T. . _ Da bora: of Ude ass wee resomed, and the following °Tr=SS ir part of the deleudeat wee brought forward Wegaer-1 an shoat 66 MIS ad. In the year WM I wee ark le Mr. Jareber k IMgk .s tar, of 9 Neweepree, lAmeldrba. He died la l °amber, 1826. I law here the bake I kept a raw of lb clerks is 1824. In 1824 Mr. Basilisk aware' a roarer erameset br or W who w abed be be maid Wwe Ma S,. pard. No aandaar vr employed on lie haat Both lb. Sheppard end llir Well attendedbaos at the office on the subject at the seillersol. I end from in retry in the book, February 28 OK thelt Mr. ltaahleigh took instmeotioue tram Mee wan god Os settlement, and the propaeay a the estUarsent were dream between that and the lit 11;:iirliira - Ltionaa;;ll;dTortts7d: Trti mbren r rag. wen nal rowligly. Oft Lad bre a wry taint raeoileotion puma of Sheppard. I have cagy • hunt erallorla Wal—etr was vary Frey woman, mad our ma mord mollost that. hansel Ilbspresd, hembead of the wilar i = =lekressely Crewe, lie sweat WI Kra sio lardear yews ell. len reeillag =LDeelewf-amemew. fly wile toes it Ile esle a re ea tetra I lest berm eseesiSed whither. Ares was set the Wye 11111 211.11. lel wet ad wet her reel sews Maw day of ber malewe. I want with Mr to the chase et bee snort. I whaweed at Yerylw base alma, sea Signed the etwiley. , h e ather whams Taw the perish dark ; he is Oble Ind. Me lady was war read to Jaw Ithapperd. I kasw thew allseweede. fly Ws to 66, tad Is wey ILL She hes bees aghast be les bed far the last her nowths. _ _ By the Lad Cs-M—l vas set sierried le my wont wide eit Os tae elf thelllinira4=sase.b.lll 1b.. . with her. She wee darted wee .b. arm a yak. Ima ibegysed them I balm he wee teillekthigh Ha map saber Lir e ma ideal Me II bar la If he via Itelag arm he weal hem areal dd.Wei weed by 111. awe et hem el Ilderabl- Maiiiim I hop E by lb.. with my alb MGM • year. I aver hued Wray Wei ailed by emy sibs rims Om Jam I saw orriremed el& bee mme Ihea sheet Maim My pmemet male aims aelled har limy hags =Oa Aar r. seantsp. I maw Wed the mom of Mir Imo at doe Or aeltdw I aim saw soy one of the mom et liame• at >t I beard Mat mom Men my efte •to vela it lie marriage. I hued Yis rameet el • puma ad the sem at Mamas rem. Neehleg meal um mid awe bilm. I called et llydipee- Mw ea the kb et Mori fleeted ae tea them pawed i. pis thareh. Ih. the home le get a amigh he mays, wisppril ad Mary well eir the church. Me= ar Well melba le dm tmetyllme Is the comb, beaky Sleergreil. Therms who elgael the misery se the cam wham eilleeded Midi holm the mememq. I dil art me him him me mai le dam& The mother el Mrs. lam wee at Mmaherwaphre a red day. I de set ma- NM Nay ear pima bags them Kl am ath told ▪ te brig the made say le lie me as team. The tames aber2 L yeede he Me the Maw Ilimpped veal sae Iket god what le Me amt. Ma. ham hawed la Meat 11. Mather !are • bar brume a I did art spa N Kra lemere ram It did met ear me me emerriee alli the =ear Meld age egamigray bar deaghier be be melded. The mar wee he and I Mal with Shigyeed led Idta ham hide lie eraeli le the demi I it am et the dart& nil ma nem with them b Idenbaghalhea I entlama le 'Whim _ _ sod la shoat lbeeisthhe veytheithlP ta m e& Z it / alb ath le in an Oat • pima awed hal Mn AI ant say ale Mt lows Ma hello% se with be Md. I sews leashed, sal bath arm lama dem by Lest Jodie RAW Dreee—Oa the Sealy aradmi I wee at the Mae, sad tam WWI in hid say elisettea eve Mn. hats easy bly elts math um I taw Mn. Jones that emetsg. OA ma upisk ct the menbge. I Mls seer the Mosby thertherg. It wee • theadiy. sad Mn lease wisest atheld dthireally both I them Daring the It theathe I Athol et the hoar I arms bred the rather aid by any ethr Ism lbw ham, sal ante kart as boa say ear arm list thew hes arm le be Rob thin she Aped the registry. earth it bar erne the Nam ah=l b p . t i Vill. I thew C h et eirsapent tease derma& 1,01 seer. sad with. thew callth 31.111=!.theties They d id not They valbed from the h I parted w riders te the ith the liceleirsteset. My wife never told est when the mother of Mrs. Jams arse frau. She continued to live then. math ar with Oar marriage. Ido not know where she west thee. I ante bard marling of bar .inns. g alle Loot Ormeihr—The mart went by the named . oihridge—She was misled twice. Lad JaM.. Knight leans—The perplexity of the are am= a lumwesee at wiry dep. If she bad nay bean a wary she mid set hew den urn linable. The Lad Chersellse—The Mhos hitherto the henna she why the aim Ifiratees, lthrhritaa-ples• bee ems The alma, is mom a la lad Canalkor, aid la lover year is la gib. *is Lod illbrodhi—l ray 'Mud to taw boo your dlop vos sidoosi Wallas fineries eliblavil of Mira Leataa, alia was read te ban teas* ward lbsa 111% erl it wee desire me le error be ware r was samiary. The alblase rat to mai d as Mr air. le ream: d Mr It eta/ad ibel re rims ware kaew be rMr rast.a It An mind ri Siliggen and Kra llognod sae is bar nun Os rater day laspred did an one in. Ina illargpoil ini awe win a attar to no pan Ina bad *I bun on no veld, Give bla ounating and len Yaa sway ; I int wish to bear 'tuella( hum ban. 1 have bin** waniad." en Wain away. Tin lan Cbiscannr—l we afraid afar wins bon bola van, r. ulnae Non be examined. If it wend be awe _twins no mina might be takes in rag pinto _ _ The rusk berwavor, derided to he warmed la west. Mrs. Lemmas thus atitisi—l was ea brier Mir if the lam Mn. Sheppard, end he., bee well bears lie swine to Slopped. _ln the year 111S4 she ears to my hoer with Sliengeril la • err They belk get est. He west away. Ithe ore la. fileetlyetme a pima came will a letter, end ser "GM that Mr to the prima who hr lout imarted." Kra tfiseyred mid to my mo dr, "Olve sumelin ; dust west my bother. I basejset her mented Migrod." She this fell on the Seer wad feinted away. She wired sad bed sane direr. Alter that she went away. On that day my hiker wee ✓ased with a fit. Os that dey the dorm asilor my moire if she had got hie will coade—ff not, it ought le be aisle. I then lived is Cleveland-street, Fitzroy worn. My mortar east for Mr. Chemberlayas, the attorney, of University ! ere. My father was not he a lit state to make a will. He did so, son.s days after. I sew blin execute it. Crum- examined.—l next saw Mni. Sheppard on the fol lowing &today. I dined with but at Morniagton-place. She was called Mrs. Sheppard. She was there. Its. meter Cara, called bar Mss. Shigyard. Tke al lb. away was that 11W afraldi= " 4: gray to be a . I m yeem ill rat Deeember. I wee in th e bale sloths err my mart M Oloweere. *co. Tho lily win became rm. Sheyred was this celled Well. I mere liar bee aid by the em mm of leer or Masters. I Meow bar waft ha Manimpies-place more Sena a year beim the mentor. Darr that - yaw I knew re by the rate et bllie Wall. I never keew bee celled by the aimed Jere. I did not to. her wbr nary is Crawford Of Charlotte-street. Her marriage took me by surprise. IdM sot know Sheppard, or that there was each a person verMag in her here. When they came to my bore Shelved went away ;he did not war ;be vas act lettered*, as as her She told se Sleep yard had gone to bla troth as a jeweller. I adhere to my oterrat that ey to this time I aim knew her by say star assail bat Mr Well. I row ber mother—her name re Teem, as is bad married a second time. I knew bee bee are was Well. Oa the following Sr. fu ter , pleoe; Mrs. Nita was primer I myself sr Mawr get e m s et the iage whim try ere to oar bora. If I bed not me bi tes the followhs Su day Ido out thank I err bre identified hies. I did out know what sort alma be was to appearance till the fol- Mainz Sera . We all saw the letter that wee traght is Mrs.Sampp. Ws larybril was about the " marrow-hoses esd diarre." The Lard Chaseence—That kind of tuttsio does aot play if they ass paid. It le bought olf. Witasms—l thought Mrs. Sheppard's fainting St real. When she ,wised I do not dusk the gm any reason why she IniaSsa. The latter was on the subject aboveruentioned. Sear mese wee gives to the persoe who brought it. —I had serer wee Sheppard before haring Mewl with him ea the Suudey , my opinion is the peseta who pt out of tbe 111111elip wee Sheppard. bydolma Chisteika—l &cried the letter wu about ▪ wasesobswee sad clearers;' booms* Mrs. Sheppard serf Os lbs prone who heOught road it, but I earl acatlaat it was about as I ibis( alma. It was sddremeed "To the palm w who was jest warried." I think eo. doe% nulled the celeste. I did not .asp ect that there was woes hi the Mart than about the ' marrow-bores end aleavers." I emit rerdlect bow Mn. Sheppard was dreased. Mos kid swan:ober she had just been married. I bed seenekwelly bra as ors ingtaa• place bakers the reardege with may rather. Sbe elegy* asked for Mrs. Wall—that wee fee the pashmalthee. I wee intimate with Mr.. Pink thssuch Mew libspwrd. After the marries" I sever taw Meg Pink al Maewingion-plop that I sessaMar--eh pm. I have wet Mr anus, company that was there after this weenies' mewl lima. Sheppard was there who. Mrs. Palle wee them I never beard the sone et Metro scw hese at awy thee, although I wee at Oloecester-plase. IMAM live at 3p, Moeningtos reed. Ise a widow. I did live at 3t, Morniagtos-place ken 11113 le 1849. I efesswabse the pyre,. afterwards Mrs, illepperd, omen/pollee In If on:dares-place. She west by the IMMO of ail. I did not kaow brr to vidt /MN I before the serried Sheppald. I beard of her sarr3r lag Win. I sem bard of my other . I first beams* scpalated with Mre. Sheppard is Jes:l7= ‘5" ben 1 called os her, I Lead bee play ins the piano, Time 114 , 4 I...reki of waste in it with rte name of Mery Wall writrM na it. I expressed se' rice at her sum beteg ". sad thought it wee " Waugh." She smid, "Did you ever beer soy Mae name P" I old, " No, sem." She then Did you ever bear 611 SAM of Mastin ?" sod I said " ad." &am times she teid Me that she wee fee some time to a Mr. Mese" Me they bed immatedly, W • she MI a limey weft Ye bar hers, sad she wee Ogg le is monied fa the rum d sr ens dipa y sZe the rem or Mothisre to the heelly, berm the wa s to be muted to hie beim they some to She also told I me net she ea Maslen west to be married, ami whim she snivel: st the Merck it was ye the hem ; ha met IabAIM parka sato d midis bed perfectly dace it is eses set to be seertieL His Mime wee 111 per that Si Imre OM the saver would have Wm, god world marry Si feet ams wits Mimed to hr. Ithe mid she ems beak its., to Mosethew-phre. eke mid ihe wee thee a Flossemist, ad that time was a BemsalA picot le Si hewn omdy to Om; that the priest wee rdOireoles-spre, sad was iw dud. She MI me so ilbe kid so she had seur misread Meress. She mid is but mei Mk by Mr. ppard to h Sheppard all Warns' s harm possals. She Md She mid hr, " Mir Well, yes mil pa as have Mr. Mutes, sad meld have the lest mos the* sthoth you; will you leave al" She mid wed with hr le church es"proomems." She rid the him. She did not he zee how Sheppard Mew Mersea scal tabe mid Shopped wee 2 rittir biabor a balai mo , Yee, they mil. when I berme /am 111% inepthily soustiesel MINI= le ms eitairods. I masa har mbe the led NM as. acre the Mike. be Is INS am Mil he wee es bessebesk be the ta 6 rese if sad spies le her, sod mid w e see robe to me bp is mormileg. Oho rid semberly we with her to I when she said be wee in ell eked. Ide net toselleet whether mho MIA him by his Chrislis many Wed WM* it err Eery. From Kuper:Fs esseemMise Itheired OP MMus me is a os Meths is IS was she MI opped used hrr the Wei, merled Ism the M se' I should Mu meld very Mint ma s, I should her weed s geseems see set a bleekgsmd. I 11: 11 1, mei sew is the death et ON Moshre, and wad I asked Me l llbsppell. is the poser of if wee Ss ems, sed she Mt It ma I I Mew st Sheppard iselmely le the bege of her death. I should set have MIMI bar if she had me Ism a Meet Ws ri as... Si wee meat prim* menet. I sent W gems to beim the was mewled to in, one but leappri. I decidedly thseglit hr a Inehthilleg armor. I world Mee Mos kr weed 1111 am OS arq sac eise's oath. Oresemeulesd—l did set beams serethdod with Mrs. ehappeol till leth. Ime sot ewer bow imp she had Me easeehd. I only Mew Mt ithe bed be. tits. Will, and hell Weser Wm ilimpreed. I memisd is Nil. My Maw,. eiwgees, bed bees steed is le cot a person's are M Mu. Ilhogrors beim I wes merged. The acquaintasce reasemeed by my miss my swifts cords. My Lulu Meted there It= the dm be wee Wls. I wee seeplisil essisg the IMMO of " Wall" ea the pm musle,as I aright it ems " Waugh." need sews* revisals boom Mr by soy ether same bat " Wager er" Wsaki." I sem Wird of say emit Urals* si Maims males to the house, in re we ei that et isms. I oirred a very lovely girl at the ham mil Med ha amee, .sat wee told it wee " Weigh," es I amiss lees That wa. Mr.. Sheppard. I bed Mews el bar Vying st plaos shout mem yam betas I AIM hsr. The easoreartios shout Marin wee about a sass* ears naiad. We MI baser Mauls. The ormeethe wee not smell arid, sr she told me of it athermede dimpares armee. I ratramber Sleoppord's removieg - is Grew street. Our totheasy condoned. november the deft el the ehild very well. I meldered Mr. and Mm. Sheppard we Hying unhappily. Ho wee asidelly a great I thought so Mils ths child moseys, sod atter werds. blad Co ri th by the void lelethigused that he seed improper lai • sad oaths. I else *Mae me a very greet liar.rtele ems • put mime betwess him sad his wit, he this re- I re w YlYrfo Isms with Mr. Modiboy sad his I en meet emtS a s tragesse Celniaasicatioct Its. I have rarraly le them of these pro medley. I hays spokes el ease In Kr. llellor's pre ems. I her ems Mr. MrllbWaayy One limes elm Christ mas. I rarrater Mr. C pees Mirk eaMg cm me to Mew what evidence I could give. I dere say I rsifl.d to give him learsamies. I Wooed to give him bakresties eed give 14 to Mr. Deem Mum I thought this • very so ** die ea the part et Mr. Sheppard'. relatives, who I thesghe had no claim on Mrs. Sheppard. I der my I say my ommatiou with Mrs. Shopped wee essiisiaMl le order to get rid of Mr. Chamberlayee's SM. I ewer mid I had promised Mrs. Sheppard not to divulge the meemeloatioes she had made to me. Mr. rostra le an is the presea of Sheppard whet aM previseely told ms shout the interview whim Ithiters got oat Me hams. litho told me that Masters's, math* had sided was pleased that they were not monied, in they were both snob AMU tempers that there meld have been murder between them. From her munstioes faioiiih.;;;;ppo;;(lbi;;;.. warn a gentleara lines with his mother, not that he was in any bushman. A titan who would ride on horseback in the Park I should think would not be a tradesman. By the Lead Chancellor—Mrs. Sheppard never told meths had bees married tome than once. I have since beard she was mended at Bt. Pancras eleven days before the marriage at Marylabose. I heard this last year, long after her death. I never saw blasters or his mother. The time I saw the death et Masters in the paper was within the lest tea years. I can't Ss the dins. I can't may whether Mrs. Sheppard was then living in Mornlngton-place or George-attest. By Lord Justice Turner—l do not remember the grand mother, of Miss Wall. fibs told me her grandmother had brought her up. She told me that Sheppard had gone with her to St. Pancras church as " groomonan." Sheppard wee &stoutish, short mace. The will of John lieothby, the father of the with= Levert», dated Bth March, 1824, wee produced. Mary Ana Halllmoll-1 live at Norwood as a nurse. I ease lived week Men. Sheppard, in the year 1836, as nurse Me kr del s dim twelve months old. I lived with her for Sea pia. It yr to George-street, New-road. The our emy was the top of the house, adjoining the workshop. Thedinispressi wee at the beck of the drawing-room. The pricer ins used as a showroom. Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard saw each ether daring the day. They lived on friendly tenni es ma sad wife. I heard of the death of the child after I Id I left because I was .tired of the service. I remived a letter from Mrs. Sheppard in July 11142 1 se b ileg me to go back. I did go back as general servant. kept a boy. She told me she was very no, enashetehle her last servant as she thought there was Ire peope frwillarity between her and Mr. Sheppard. I went bash la *es of that servant, and continued about a twelve month. et.big that time they lived very unhappily. She eft» espearthed him. They used to quarrel a good deal. They slept together part of the time, and part of it not—it was on acormat of their quarrelling. Mrs. Sheppard corn. &laid of Mr. Muipperd's coaduct—that he was out late at eight. They separated while I was there. It was about a year after I west back, in 1842. She went to Kentish-town. He remained In °forge-street. I went with her, and remained about another year with her. I have beard Mrs. Sheppard ass Tieing league. is Sheppard—toll him • blackguard. I have beard the named Masten. I don't know that ahe over reproached Sheppard &beat Masters. I have heard her say she could have bad a pallemes, aad that Sheppard was nothing but a wretch end a blackguard. She did not mention the name of the genttemay, or that Ms name was Masters. I never heard either of them say anything of any former marriage of Mrs. Sheppard. Sheppard never reproached her with impropriety of conduct. Nothing led me to believe she had been married before. Mrs. Sheppard's conduct was respectable for the seven years I lived with her. Crose-examined—l never played at cards with Mrs. Shep pard. fluid no confidential COLIMUDi , iI. ion with her with respect to her affairs. I have a legacy of 6001. under Mrs. will. abi da7; d Aan Adkins—l was a servant of Mrs. Sheppard for the last eleven months of her life. After her death I was is the serves of Mr. Mortiboy for two or three months. Mrs Sheppard talked to me about her elfin* A young Miss Ileekett used to visit at the house ; her mother was Mr. Sheppard's sister. She had scone to anything that was lying about. I never heard from Mrs 8 about her marriage, or about • marriage etr ai ltr. s =teli. I saw Mrs. Haviland at Dr. Adems'a, 77, Morabegtos-rod. That wan at the end of 1837. She told la* of a 'apposed maniege with Madera before that with Sheppard. Mrs. Ravaged mated am to come and swear that I knew Moe. Sheppard wee slanted before she married Sheppard. As far eel em swore, there were no papers in the beadle I gave to Mr. Sheppard's its by Mr. Mortiboy's direetke. CrceemsamMed—l live sees papers of my mistress is the how*, now maw Mir Hackett meddle with any papers. By the Lead Chessence—Miss Hackett was not at her east's when abe Med. SU ante with Kra. Pegs to see her lying dee& The registry st Diadem' Commons, ooatafniag the affidavit fore names, Mimed fa the same of James Masters, was pat in. Then the registry of marriages at St. Penises, containing the signatures of Janes Masters and Mary .101014 IMO put in. Then the registry containing the affidavit foe a license signed " John Sheppard." Aldo the Upstarts of John Sheppard and Mary Well In the registry of Marylebone church, which were carefully examined by the court. The signets». of John Sheppard and Mary Wall to the marriage settlement were also put in and examined. Mr. Holt called the &amnion of the court to the similarity of the foraistiim of certain lettere w the different signatures of too named of Mashers and Sheppard. Mr Netherclift—l am a lithographic artist and fasehnilist le the British Museum, esperially in reference to written. I have pursued this calling for nearly 40 years. I have made the peculiarity of handwriting my especial study. I have bad experience In the oomparison of headwritisp, sad have gives evidence constantly on such pima. (The wit nem was shown the affidavit for the St. Pesetas WNW of 26th February, 1824.) I have seen the sipature, end made • finalioile of it. (He was oho.» the St. Patens registry.) I have seen the signature. ale,. The two are the writing of the same pence. The 'weed letter In the name " Masters " in the affidavit was trot an "o," and then was touched into an "a." Blotting paper had been applied to the pert thee was touched after the other part had dried. (The affidavit of the Merylebone license of 28th February was than shown him.) The two " J's " in the same of "Jane Mowery," and the " J " In the *ignitor* " John Sheppard," are of the same formation, whieh you would ex pect the same man to make at different times. It is by the same hand emsatemed to perform the same operation:in the was way. The " "fa "Jane," se for as ft goes, heirs the aims neemblusee to the "• " In "James." The .•" in „ Sheppard," sad the "a" in the first "Masters," are very similar. The lettere "r" in all the signatures are oonspi coop sad ascommea, sod see of the Mahe ibeiesdem. The slime breed to o word simile:KT in the writing of all the was he Illmspeire hand which were shown to him via est et Ur *plain of hiseters. Mr. Dally—l on Os solicitor to the defendant. I Inc. soled to the heirs el Kr. Jemlima Reahleigh in 1826, The dleil in that pr. I tiosil seesset hie °WAS Mr. sal Ma. slut Nenistri et employ se. I woe 'Atha lir. bads* nod caenteniostion tarn es the esinest of Kra Owner& Mr. Here wee ffslitA . teMse then Int, of sallow emplexica, &boat Are • his hair wee of a derkialt calm. I should sot rail Within man, nor should I all him a stout see. He was a Whelp, till the year 1828. I never heard de Mr. Madam XI this snit. Cron;eumatud--Mr. Hare wee about 45 in the year 1828. I bad caulidsnlisl communicattis with Mrs. Sheppard. She told Ine some of her early history. She never told me that she lived with a nobleman under the name of Mr. Jars. I never knew her till she lived at Iforningtan-pbou Mr. Mains—Did she ever tall you that hue esrly lib was Mr. , and that she had lived with a sestionsaf ibo net think I owed to answer a =litea wbbit bivalves otedidewlid anus saWas whit Mr. Yaw rad dames& to the above dint tram Mr. otadavlt. Yr. iislimrrepeat that Natant. She did not tell me ander what aim she lived with a indiewma it estly life. Re-mandned—The ratio= she mistimed to me woe not a noblemen. She rid abs had been abroad with him. The canninian with the patine= in good= was shortly Wore the studio with Sheppard. By the Lcad morßa.--1 - do not ksow with whom she mai ahead. Mr. Mathis—Was it with Mr. Bare? Mr. Ballsrp—l decline to answer • gqovation of that kind, an the Dante was told toe in peafwtmal confidence. Bred Justice Knight Bruce—That to equivalent to a dis tinct mower. defsecteat's cue, tese proateded to ewe Up toes•14111K41, god had sot alatiaded et the rising of the wart. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-JAN. 19. Sittings In Baneo.—(Betore Lord Campbell and Jueticos Wiegman, Crompton, end Hill.) TH2 21:1112-2,13T16L.-1513Zi.p5_211018TRATES. Xaowles aid he was hatrostad la‘move form rel. lo show mass aft • ashabal faforroattoa should sot be Sod phut le. Rabart sad Mr. James Neel, the prsphioes sod peahen of the Om** Jerneal, ler a eel lesertid to ties =as XL Jesse sad Yr. lawsett, two nagletrelos. mated. CA/11 OP CHALLIS PILZDZSICK LEIS. This ear Asa been repeatedly before the wart. Charted Frederick Less was convicted in the Island of St. Hakes of Hs elleune of shooting with intent to do grievous bodily harm, mod imantenced to a term of imprisonmeat, which had net yet impend. He disputed the legality of his ets end 71r. Flood having, on hie behalf, obtained a v = Mbar kern In bring him op to assign errors in ppeearaaoenn,, as method by kw, it was sent out to St. Helena andazewtd k dos wane, the prisoner having been brought to this country in the charge et the captain of a vessel, and than trassternd to Neonate. Lass was now brought up in the castody of the Governor of Honks, and having been placed at the bar behind the Qom's counsel, Kr. Flood assigned errors for him in the wool form, and ageto have him admitted to bail. . g Weleby, who appeared for the Attornsy-General, rid leo hod no inetructione to oppose that applicatioa. Missouri said they woold adroit him to bell on eater*/ ills Ids own recognisanor In 1,0001., and giving two nustie• e 12601. sack, and directed that be should - be oonlised he the Qua's Prison until he procured bail. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—JAx. 19. Sittings st ifil Prins.—(Before Mr. Heron Bramwell sad Common Juries.) MOWN ALLEN.-A PSENCE OF Oa We aces, which was an action for negligent driving, blitz called cm, , who was counsel for the plaintiff, said he did aOt i =ay we appeared for the defendant. The deiadamt then cane forward, and said he had retained S Shea, bet he was not present. irl al earsal goose' said that Serjeent Shoe was then en in a owe fa the Coot of Common Pleas. Tits delledant—l gave the gassy and the brief to Sajeant nes Mr. Bramwell—Did on not employ an attorney P Dahaideat—No, for I thought the thing so straightfor ward that it was not n Kr. Bare Bramwel e lfP2tSpe you think the thing is so idraigitdonrard that you do not require the presence of your eottesel. — Dahndant—l do, my lord, for I can't talk to you as he would. (Laughter.) Mr. Baton Bramwell—No, I suppose not. If you could talk as well as my brother Sher, I should recommend pm to get celled to the W. at once. His Lordship then ordered the case to stand adjourned to this day. [This care affords another illustration of the extreme ism yeah:see which attends the titans of the various courts ld London daring term. The result of this pm tics is that suitors cannot rely on the presence of counsel, as it seldom haws= that • leader or a junior in good practice does not hold a heel both foe the sittings in Middlesex and in London an the same day.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--JAN. 19. IN RE CALA ERT AND CO. A report hie impaired la the columns of a contemporary to the effect that Menem. Calvert and Co., brewers, presented a petition yesterday under the Bankruptcy Act for a winding up ardor, without the intervention of open bankruptcy. This, hawses, was not the case. The proceeding to which no doubt mimeo, was intended to be made was simply the tiling of the osetilleste of the trustees or inspectors, under a deed of arrangement, stating that sixth-sevenths in number and valued the creditors had signed such a deed, the effect of which would be to make the deed prima facie evidence in an court of law or equity, and it RIM done in accordance with the 128th clams of the Bankruptcy Consolidation Act, which Is as follows That when the trustee or inspector under any such said memorandum of arrangement, or af there shell be no such trustee or inspector, when any two of the creditors shall be satisfied that six-seventbs in number and value of the creditors whose debts amount to 101. and upwards have signed such deed or memorandum, it shall be lawful for such trustee or inspector, or for such two creditors, as the case may be, to certify the Rune to the court in writing, and each cer tificate shall be filed with the registrar of the court, and shall thereupon be prima facie evidence in all courts of law and equity that such deed or memorandum of arrangement has been so signed." THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-IWUSR., Ws liaar Brown, alias hi , settottil, alias Beck, John Megan and J o e. Kin g alias sk., who have been eeeer times re manded upon clauses of having obteined hoods from whole sale house at the City be means of forgd ordere, were again pieced at the bee before the Lord Mayor. After eons additional evidence, the prisoners were further remanded. QCILDIIALL _ _ _ JoAn Bryan, an Iri:6lnTOp, ;;;chargrd with wilfully and maliciously settum lire to a @tack of hay belonging t Mr. J. J. Cunningham, of Backland., Surrey, on the morning of the 16th fist. _ . . Bar rot &drank, 36, of the City police, rid—About nine o'cbek this morning I was on duty in Moorgate-street, when the prisoner came to me, end rid be wished to give himself up for Betties a gentleman's haytiek an fire. I told his It was • very estraordteary car, and that it was my ditty to caution him that any Cuing he might say would bossed in evi nce against biro. Ile said be was aware of that, but he wished to make a statement. lie then stated ha was a native of Cork. He said, "On Saturday last, I wait to the house of Mr. Canningham, about two milts from Reigate, in Senn, and Wog destitute I asked hint to give me something. He shred me, and refused to assist me, and threatened to kick me oat of the place, and ha the rooming, between one and two o'clock, I set Bre to his haystack, to spite him." I then took him to the station, and he was again cautioned by Inspector Foulger, and stied if he persisted in that statement. Sir Jame* Dote—Have you hoard tho statement made by the officer P Prisoner—Yee, air. Sir Jamr Duke—What have you to may to it ? iciness—lt Is all quite tree.. Inepeefes Youlpr-1 hays the Casette here cmtsirting a notice, stating that on the morning of the 16th instant, about 4 a.m., a stack of hay woe discovered to be on fire, belonging to James J. Cunningham, EN., Rockland, Surrey, which was supposed to be the act of an Irish tramp. , Ste limes Duke—Then yon mast take him down to Rol gee, when he will be dealt with according to law. The prisoser, wbo answered the description in the Gazette, was then slat to Reigate. BOW-STREET. A fine•lookito yourgnOtjan,cTri;titer a showy style of drew, who ended that she was a married limas but was Heise apart from her husband, applied for sdrice iinder lhs following circarustanc,e : mattapticent stated that she had for a long time melded with woman, now in attendance, but had quitted her for shout three mouths. About a year and a half aro applicant bad a child (a girl) by the brother of this woman, who hod 1 soot it after the flat three months, while applicant worked at the army tailoring. Applicant considered that she was entitled to remove her own child, which, being was not under the control of the father, still le,• under that of his sister. The latter chimed payment of boll-a-crown a week for fifteen months' maintenance of the child. Applicant resisted this as so unreasonable demand, for during the time that they all lived together her earnings contributed towards the support of the child and of the nurse. But she was willing to pay far the last three months, as for that period she had been away, and the child had really been a charge to its "aunt." The nurse, who evidently panned the affections of the child, which she carried in her arms, here came forward and mid she considered she hod a good claim for the fift , en months, and meant to wort ft. Ho object was to beep the child away from the mother, who via a very bad character. fibs had beams sesobed to the child from surlier it, sad bar brother bad the fretless Of a dither. though be know he had es legal right to the central at the &Dd. The weibbale appered ilia 'Weft list the sabot vile entitled to the custody of her own child, notwithstanding any claim for Its sustenance, which could only be decided by a civil action. At the same time he had no power to order the child to be given up, which could only be effected by pro ceedings in another court. The mother had better consult en attrawy. As the parties were leaving the court, the mother suddenly seized upon the child, forcibly dragged it away from the nurse, and escaped with it, be&re the usher, impeded by bar companions, could interfere. Subsequently, however, he called at her lodgings, Duke.street, Drury-hne, and Misted with her on the impropriety of taking the law ht her own hands. She then returned to the court and gave the child op to the nurse, but said she would apply to a solicitor. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Bens agesith, red 19, Bias Baia, Mend Err &Ma, 38, woes cheesed, the two fink who an re denghtem of the latter, with ettahng a quantity efkirsien ens, jewell, and Mbar artists% ringing to thdr sminoyor, Mr. William Henry Orson importer of goods, mad proprietor of the German Pak Baser, Regent-nen and the mother with re aders the mid property witheringly haewhdge. Mr. Creme rid—TM two Fewer prieeners han been in t ies nest three ma as weeetn to o n ec ia h in • dinon nil thatduriagthetemp ha r4 " Ammesof theyoungerel thretwo, a young gentle, who hr!ad tarp de ranter, socidentally made • decency ron*lhe nesning el the prisoner's bag, which she led placed on an sidle to take away, and oom• mentiosted with nes is consemenes. By soy direction nothing was thew said, sad all kept girl hell seven o'clock In the evening, when I celled both laiesimes, sad questioned them rto my property eels to the beg. I told them that certain articles ikon Mods had ran had secreted, and award • wish to see the eaters of the pocket of the She replied she had only her money, d e . hunbing thee pocket as she sat down. However, as I busks , sr gave up the small china mu nuts prlideeed, end the area wax figures and other articles wee found to he beg. Elm sad she was ring to pay for this. I sat e " No, you wen going ent of the building with flea" I that told them rasaild& accompany them hens mai anon. their lodine, to d they had an . y . thLti there behoghts la die ellweed. They both see seen' wend be band, ler nay bed row taken away any penottz me themmlned, they rhino; end as we Mud I apple gardened nen an try 15ed la saying they bad neer takes sorthig. Of lino la the =dirpleads pocket, she mil MIMI that of work er added, hen reedits Ogle neamou No. 41, fr Mernaga m emee- co,Litepsteeel-end. that I should sly Ind • fro hen tlitek grendearber, gethestres, odes, mad I Tee new her alma nen whir wee s wrelebed end miseralie esuann, by the eldest primmer, l irk mother, an the tint tnnige that met my view wen two Sires an the isentneheif, imperled by myself. The youngest =rid she bad bought deem of Mrs. Cronin?. Pecan ject state el poverty indicated by the place, I denied their dolag r, an told them so, and - why. Per- Weeks granted, I looked late • capbeerd, an found, Win a very dirty Aar, the box of oh taa-serrios pro dared, and ris varied lot of foreign toys. I had expla ined to the eldest prisoner that something implement had occurred wpedfag her daughter, and she had gone up stain. She had mow ran a long dme &besot and I oared her to be called for. After this had been does repeatedly she made her re-appearemee with two work-boar, cos of which was locked. -Oa brag owed they were hued to contain articles , obelus, he. In one was the papismnach6 prodemd, which, with the rest, I ninny. rUe7=eld ti was her godfather's preart. Or of the articles I knew to hre her stolen • hw days warmly. I asked it they wend Mil me how they came by bottles of expensive perfume? mad Emma said • gentleman had given them to her. On farther search I found five more bottles of perfume. These she said she had taken from her counter. la the hitches, or common living room, I found strewed about in all direction about sixty toys, of foreign msetufacture, and on one of the shelves a large packet of dyeing pins. The eldest prisoner said they were hr's. They ere new, and similar to those in my stock, and respeodag these also to hare been stolen I broeght them with the remainder of the property. The articles fond here and in the back room were my pro prty, and tithe value of 181. The eldest prisoner urged me very strongly to leave the kitchen, chiefly because her lodger was cornier down to cook a chop. She kept very close tome as I left, calling out es if to mine one up stain, " Yes, Ma'am, coming directly," and was most anxious to hurry me out. I told her I must go to the bedrooms and search. She replied, " Pray, don't go there—you cannot go into my daughter's bedroom." On opening the bedroom drawers I found a large number of articles belonging to them much jewellery. Two gold pencil-came andTirc= the two younger prisoners simultaneously claimed as their own, which Ellen said had been bought for tia, but could not in answer to my queries tell erre. At the entre, when fa custody, she said she gave Bs. old. for one and 4s. old. for the other. There were, besides, sight brooches, quite new. In all parts and in every drawer I found property of all descriptions, and aU belonging to me. Seeing me looMng In the direction, the mother pulled out • trunk from under the bed and opened, it, but this contained only rubbish. Paring further in my search, I found a second box, and this also was found to contain an homers tors of foreign toys and " surprises," or puzzles imported by myself, which, with the rest, were taken charge of, and are now produced. Birdie all this property amounting in the aggregate to a consider able OWNI, there was a very large quantity of ladies' wearies apparel, saw. The most swims part of the affair Is, that recently I gave admission to the children of the British ZrhAsylum), and a hest to them at the same dine. I otM a nch interest in this being • life governor of the charity, and while these poor orphans were around the orchestra, the prisoner Emma, the younger, come in the greatest apparent alarm, and declared she had had all her stall cleared of toys and other things by the children who had surrounded it. I was quite certain that nothing of the sort had taken place, and I DOW produce some bore and other property then alleged to have been stolen by the children among the articles found at the primesse residence, among which a quantity of goods from the different glass-uses. I told the mother I would afford her the opportunity of coming to the Bazaar, and so rondos for the property being found in her poeiesaion If she were able, but she replied she felt far too agitated t hen, and that she should not leave home. I took wren= of all the property I could identify, and afterwards communicated with the polls, and, with the officers, went a second time to the hones, where Mill more property was discovered, and I gave them all three into custody. I find I have been robbed since the younger prisoners have been In my service to a fearful extent, and that there is besides a considerable deficit in money/accounts on the two younger Fiera: pmts. The pismire declined to put any questions to the prose cater. A gentleman, who said be wee acquainted with the pri soners, end lodged at the house, hoped opportunity would be given for legal advice. lir. Beadon said certainly ; it was a moat important cue, end he should remand it for a week. SOUTHWARK. On the 4th of the ?ergot month a middle-aged woman, who stated her name to be Charlotte Antrim, obtained an order ender the !detrimental Causes Act for the protection of her property from her husband, a shopkeeper at Town Mailing. She then said that her husband had deserted bar many years, end that she had lately become possessed of considerable property. A few days ago a solicitor attended this court on behalf of the husband, to !Neese that evidence might be heard foe the port of the letter, es the whole of the statement of Mrs. Antrim was untrue. She had actually applied to Sir C. Cromwell, the Judge Ordinary, to make an order on the 4th of December, and after hearlog her statement the keened lodge refused to grant an order for the protection of her property. She had not mentioned that cir cumstance to his worship ; had she, he (the solicitor) was mare he would not hare granted the order. Mr. Burcham declined to discharge the order on an en parte statement, but be granted a summons for Mrs. Antrim to appear, and show cause why it should not be quashed. She was now accord ingly in attendance with her solicitor, and Mr. Sleigh, the barrister, who was instructed to appear on her behalf. Mr. Benham &eked whether it was true that Mrs. Asti% applied to the Judge Ordinary on the 4th of December for proteWon:of bar property, and was refused. Mr. 13Mgh replied that such was the case. Mr. Burobam thought that the conduct of her legal ad viser was rather disgraceful, as he never mentioned those cfremstatecas to hen. Had be done so, and stated the ironed', me-t likely he should have refuse d the order. TM worthy magistlatecalled Mrs. Antrim, when she was examined by Mr. Sleigh. She said—l married John Antrim In 1828, and lived with him only Ni years. I had two children by him, and I went out to work. Durhgethe time I lived with himbe very much ill-bested me, and be frequently kept me without food, and tbreugh his general bad conduct l wee compelled to leave him, and be bait not nines contributed anything towards my sup port. I have lately had some property left me, and .1 wish that protected from biro and hie creditors. I had not her guilty of any impropriety of conduct towards him. Mr. Sleigh—Have yeu not lately men hint and aaked him for money for your support ? Mrs. Antrim—Yes. A fortnight ago I raw him in his shop at Tows Mailing, in Kent, and asked him for money. He was living with another woman, to whom he told rue he was manded, and he refused to give me anything. I wee, however, net in actual want.... . Mr. Iltureliam (to Mr. Sleigb)—Have you the brief re lating to the application before the Judge Ordinary ? Mr. Sleigh—l have it. Your worship can examine It, but I hope. sir, you will beer in mind that I did not know the particulars of Mrs. Antrim's arplication to you. Mr. Bert hers (after naming the brief) said—Mrs. An trim, where do you live? Mrs. Antrim—At N 0.6, Webber-row. Mr. Northam—What name do you go by there? Mrs. Antrim—Mrs. Wall. Mr. Burctima—Now don't you live with Mr. Well as his wits'? "bin. Antrim—Tea, air. Mr. Brirchan—Then you may go about your business. I discharge the order at once. Mr. Maigh—l hope, ate, it will not go forth that I knew that the sypliestlon wee refused by the Judge ()abut y. Rad I done so I would not have attended trete,. I con sider these proceedings tadereet, end insulting towards the learned judge and the magistrate. This is the first order that has been quuhed under the new Divorce Act. CZYNTAL PALACI. 091 81111.1790 DAT.— WRDNICIDAT, JAN. 19.—Adoiseioss on payment, 766; ditto by soma Oka" 413 ; toW, 1,169. MARKETS. corros.—Lrnimet. JAI. —Tbe balsams to-6y IA wan 'try moderato Pakie Intbout chsago to pima Tbmles are 7 : 000 tWa. I : 060 for wan sati voculailon. LAW Ardadiddri. MA& in6l: :di 1 bdi Barak AS IL id da a. d IL Sdindi•s. AS TOL to OA : Pir rine. N. to led.:2ligandtlll7K 001E.—Bomos, its. 11.—Oar smith was well kindled with sham helm dr to mile. effected be tke deethea deed thy earothe nee mes Ede loser taw laa4 Imeik ; ether mete thee la to b. los re. he fas to 41e, ; white. ha to 41s. Thee as hen Istiah_ S tor oats at rem ate; 12 doom. Sea to Ea Dam PM Ohl seher MN Pi hid week. . srcli. Emmen; JAIL IL—Thhe was I= l. ti..1•11 .. ..= and =Mudd. bet hi Te fres sod Wdr had* hKa • - a - W. per or. to be ludiedeel to; he Oa et hh dm sock WM tatty sehtlelaed.ead far 014 1 a miuM Illa h. per qr. wad. lye theindeL Baia ha hid Me what Mee thase. d t t CaU re gni& r od reset EV: alt a = m i ered of dew% al a raftelle• et SI. it he. drocamam-Taa Jam 10,—The antede el Moist for he het week argil lame. AS sew =dm* Z i ss uer; we hed • ”Ti hors eappy of what hem ib u i rrii. a ill r eisadnooe al buyers the demeaS proved dew te =rt .. er oi2 lam thh's wham. 541 q la hem{ et hi Oats mold rode, at ta ph giseter seer het wears thea ham a tree We M ma admen ofh. pee =arts dodos the pad week :—Wheat. ceaderha 1.916 ma ; hash estawlim EL Dersua Joe. ll—We lad a tat east b 4 wile at market to-dm. Whose nut a r= i te t lial arL areisilee Td Earley was to to seed eimmod. Is wee oh mho to teak. ma dm tad awl. lea hes weirdo ; Um Werke todithe III" bowmen at at aunt M. Seabee. Mathias deft lo balsa meta Talz demand fa Wile nett : Om Mbar hedraeha OLlTLX—Elotrnm,t, JAI. 19.—Traft lorlay, and WWII bed &Solt, la rifts • olotautot Bed made Irak k to 4. 10d.; moue°. St. bd. to 104.; oft 4 at. SO. q 41. N.; lark 111. to MLitt pow steno of 81G. kaki tut mi. LIL&THIE AND lIIDI.B.—The mph/ at Maw a• Tomb it leedeeball wee not twee tem se evetelea Mit stemolasa kr the demand. which Imo el Nod Os 08 l'i =lt coneiderabie amount el be huh have bees tally welpatogi m t 1611 fit law Md. Cspirod Australian aft 9 t Id. ii E • . :Ma WWI We nese 11. to ltd. Wort Zl ii ttrbee. , two odd. Ily pinto oaatzact. WS iher PIN* lima oat 11 , 1 to Tit 00ALL—Lonoi JAL Parlam% Wet idaseyjds..H.; Ws. d esal/57 8 . 7. 12.. 11..1 16 ;: a W iriel li V i Les i . m t ii tiV lAl63, : w ra . : ,7vdo. "lo2" l . Ist7%. • Wass Mad I& Mb 19.4 Gab ald H 17s. N. • ails Hscalrid, C" na4o, 4 l.l .4 Ikr a ktE n trd.;; I lF r 7slis fig South I( es. MX; W Had Waltworth. 14s. N. ; Wall Mad Orsadis s LH 4d. it Mask 47 ; d4l& TRAFFIC RETURNS. llr A TY. TAW. 11.4.11111LT1. 0pa affillale. 19. we. ',mon 8. Oa A 6AM sosilr a ll=6-I. — :.- us -- "z. 4 fir s ma liZ b alr . f "'" 17"u' - .. INN Sem. ...... . . N •—•— NT 378 QM' Segni; lll Ur UAW *136 *lll West NON Jamie, 14. try mil Mrs . NI 103 1.016 I.NI 1.00 tWii E weer 431 863 /81 NS 31 110 134 133 48 West geode J_, 11. lilrialie, INN Jumble. a m 2reftt • I rigs Fli, IT " 33V1 1 3 60 83 "6 NW ONO Weletel :., a 4.1 4 3 11 . 113 63.33 Nese WIWIIIM 493 Wit 14 - 913 Ils= NAN& meg Ur MIA 111 .115 6.411 9.8111 8,1(3 Loat laaseakes - 1:141 4.017 8.M9 5 094 Semessese see IMAM} .. WAS 8.197 14.814 81,001 19,185 111910 . 4 .4 0. Abm.499=9. Mir 18 CM 985 1.358 1.001 Nesswters ad andoebon l9 Ilssewessa awl 131491 w - - 2109 2.45 • t Includes Eisobboa UN UMW fat both polo& LEUPPING INTELLIGENCE. OLBIJA.LTIIIB. •Ivine, or Heaters Omuta lorateteldt, frogs Orbesby to this poet with dry Foote, wee last is Lelble Reek at the gut eati of the Istaad at each.. is Use ISM or Demister. • wall peke of tee coviro wend. bet &meted. aml Is tem sold ; • comicleable pert Ime Mee ellaged.—des Oates. Dee. U. &arms. el Mom Captain Oseivel, frogs DIMINO'S to Liverpool With rue. is is dame le the tag here, .ad discharging her cargo, tba low tier of Whets. It Is Wed. la stare. Thee so hope or the mese berm got oft—Heave, lea. 10. -- -- • - --- Befolssed (Deal& twig), from Newevells, losaciared oft Cape Horn on the 2/th of October: mew lands/ here.—Yalpersiso, Nov. 30. Ma Huesca was /rhea to sea Isom Polack la ...Norther " es the 10 of Nowimbres Gasymodo, Captain Los, Rom Bristol tor I/stow, which arrived here yesterday, fell over last bight sad filled, ►.t got off Ws tea with s Bract deal of slassene.—Newport, lee. IS. Polesevis, tooling et Boma NurPsi drilla Were *ad kin o the eft of November. Lila% (British elkip), 0.p.b0 116 d, from Liverpool for Arica, loon. Awed oa the Slid of Umber off Cops Horn ; crew landed bow— Wiwi" Nee. to. WUtealleesa w Me M eue trees Palo* to a " Nor:her ^ on the pW Tiosew. --- Copts la lobules, of Unread, trots Newport for leaks w me mg Itaguis.—llemiss. Jas. Is. Amman= Sum AT Naives tone.—Nomelle Venn, and Abel, at Ilerdama ; Preatlesia. at Oateal; taw Gam, at iambs; Lands men, at Taut. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ooostros (barque), of and for Boadorland trcro Lacoste, 33 days, all well, Jail. 13. Mary Bell (klque), tee Kamml, Ju. 9, lat. 45.43 N., less. 16 41 W. Margaret, of Weld; for Ms Wed ladles, Jan. 4. lat. 41.10 N., Ism 10 59 'N. Imolead (bisque), from Cardiff for the Coast of Africa, lam it, lat. 46.00 14., los. 11 W. THE INDIAN MAILS.—The following notice has been issued from the General Posboface accordance with an additionel agreement concluded with the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, mails for the Mediterranean and India will henceforth be despatched from London vie Southampton four times in every month—viz., upon the mornings of the 4th, 12th, 20th, and 27th of the month, or, when say of those dates fall on Sunday, upon the previous evening. It is farther intended to =cheach of the math for the Mediterranean and India ire forwarded by the rude of Marseilles one day later than at prevent—that Is, on the evening. of the 3r 10th, 18th, and 26th of the month, commencing with the 28th inst. When any of these dates fall on Senday the mails will be despatched on the following evening. The anon ants for the despatch of the Indian roads will ter be as follows:—Evening of the 3.d of the month, MI Marseilles, Malta, Egypt, sad all parts of Ind* mei Penang and Singapore; morals& of the 4th of the mon rid Southampton, Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, all parts India (except Pruriency of Bombay), Ceylon, Penang, Sin gapore, and China; evening of the 10th of the month, vii reeillee, Malta, Egypt, all parts of India (moult Presi dency of Bombay), Ceylon, Penang, Singapore sad China ; morning of the 12th of the month, via Southampton, Gibraltar, Malts, Egypt, the Presidency of Bombay, end Upper or North•west Provinces of Bengal; evening of the 18th of the month, viii Karselles, Malta, Egypt, and all psrta of India, except Penang and Singapore ; morning of the 20th of the month, yin Southampton, Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, all parts of India (ezoept Presidency of Bombay), Cutout', Penang, Singapore, and China ; evening of the 26th of the month, via Marseillee, Malta, Egypt, all parts of India (except Presidency of Bombay), Ceylon, Penang, Singapore and China ; morning of the 27th of the month, yin. Southampton, Gibraltar, Hats, Egypt, the Presidency of Bombay, and Upper or North-Weal Provinces of Bengal. [Adrertisement.l—HOLLOWAr's OINTMENT AND us.—W noormo-Coeol,—Enry none thinks the knows %remedy toe Nth complaint; but, upfurtunately, the bills of te.irtality show them to be Suitt , It The We Dr. Thompson aliens re.. Joe aced sufferer. from wbeepin. Tough to be kept nano, fed on a toile mel veretableliet, and milidoit wed oo the nine and pito( Nobleman with Llotimmet Oint ment three thee, &day. owlet Lund neat the skin. No tenement le so rte. &KAY. root ticket, no cam no olive it, and no 111 mow teem= ever molt from Ito The stud enthmtne from ' , obit. AM the Menne declines. to readily and rathenly millenary Bottoware prevent..., which set more like Moe 02.4.11,44,0 La every Mtge of Mai Onetime dimam. BIRTHS, MARRLS.GES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. INDRlT. T .ln.l7.oloampiall. Makin. the wife of C. Ladrew. ol i daughter. TIMICLAY.—.I4II. IT, at the TIM* ISolliSkatou.Park. the wife of Ilarday. t.%.. al • sou sad belt. DS COSTA.—Jou. Mat Illehamasiagethes.Mare•trove. Huhu/. the sleet J . lg. Di COell. of • duagtiter. Hooo.—lan. Id, at Iligkaarefte, Stafford. tho air: of CoL Hogg, of • daughter. SIIIIIIKS—Jaw. IT, at Cad!. Time. Adolatd•f,..L swuffogg the wife of 11. W. Sigh" SP.. of • eoe• BTEDMAN.—Jae. L, at Wrath. Bata. tho elk of the Her. P. Stedman. of • .011. THOR '4l . o3l.—Jee. 17. Well. et the Res. W. Thornton. of Dedreed• TOUNO W. Jain. 04..1111.P .. of • .--Jaa. 16. at Nam Zeds Kawe. mar I:Mar:abed. Qs W. of A MAIIALtOIIIS. £LLEX-111.111C.-4ah. IS, at fit Marylobone (lurch by the Rev oJ. P. Tyra. A. A. Ansa. Esti . M.P., to Mary el-addle!, dAeghter the Wm A. Sisk. big., of Dublin. IMAIIISPIRLD—POWELL—Jao. IS , at Pt Sterbmi.. Walbrook, Afr. T. 11. tlatomitold, of Coombe-lama Llo)doo, I.oeatoth. dawhtet of the late T. Powell. boa. MORLET—DICKENSON.—Jae l& at CLP,t Church.. Pubilegtoo. try tho Ur. Dr. Custom. If: H. York). .of the &Midis T st er= to ebarlotte Blair. daughter of B. Dlektedoo, Tao.. lota of the Clrll dart'. NTAPLIA—TUORNIL—Jaa. IS, at St. John's Tottontal Chock ammo* b tho Bar. Oharleo Cole, 11 P.. ead.lo.l by 11. A.. of et. Ilan's. Port Olanaoere neon , Smola. Too. etoek Toehold!, 1.00.100. t Bank a... oall daoghtar of !What Ti 0114,. Soy. Oroaabsoo, Gros:wok. DEATHS. Y Bt. Lararlia•wiwid. ------- 0. lidwini• Milts* will or Mr. J. Sitio. sod M. BIIITOId.—Jaa. It Biseldwattatirnao, Blaskhratb. Bophla kir*. wire or Capt. 0. 0. Itaziori. .pled "I. CATON IT. at Lowitseastla. W. T. Catheari. Eq.. lAdulw mat. LA. INIORT.—Jrs. al liarlswiewoware..tullew, widow or tha late 1.1.11.41111 Ilasi7lalo KAMM. nod 79. LIIIILIT.—Jara U. Y Itarthawkwa ism Loma% daughter at tha late lisior.tka. els J. Z. LOAM. PelMel sad Pallasi lor Manua Kos BALA% of No.S. tralari Wok Is the OW et Lesdra. Maw. NO Otse.la Unlard amok d dl.—Taorsoat. Jassma 4