The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-19 00:00:00

ewe to Mee it freed and discharged heel th e thus. A s hield they be ye elegised by ths 4.1 happened la the feed efferjcbasa tee s,. ,liewe es the debts ? The rely way is tel l ith th is scsd al s M k aggemias was that the sift of the residue woo sad* spoils by the words au 14 to it. Wow it • toaster gives retiree it a weals feud to two .it more Irmo. cad the strider et that free 1 to seother +fled frees all asiiiiiies, the Zie of that residue takes k ; it is as mash specifier se tke Bet that is sot the promo case. navies we doeT t i titit• Vice- Chaeseilses &aisles was comet co this poiat, Ids lordship diesaissed the appeal with oasts. Is Rs vas Mr 11 Ilt 12 Vice., a. 46, 101 wureure VP JOINT-51001 COMPANIMIIINAIiII 10 KM TIMM LIAM. 1411111, AID IN MS TIM !dolts 01 ENGLAND BAMMING COMPANY, NZ PARTS Tmortas Citreoue—Wao au Coe vals mouse t—This was aa mod nisi= to ng discharge sa min of VesuClaseelise Haight Brs, referri bask • ro se Media Parser le mime h. ltsprayed that Thome ware W tbo reseger of the beak is the Wt of ▪ emeadmeleM " made oat for the esserar, who was gbh the Wefts up des stein et the beak, sad he was =Med as esressaiseive of Jobe Obbsim, kis dosessmi brother, who had besa a earner as spoa The soul media was, by the aur Moweast= ae, published ia Tro. tho Geoids, es Medd by the mt. Mr. Giellsim allemied by seer* blewe Maim, sad showal thsl be IMM set =sir aressatative el bh hiredsr, hi be Melba& la this drarars se dr isemaits *sues le de , beak he seta rare. The Mager, epos is prim y b otL * r ibs .— lht Tt t e a le his to strike is doe poi, rZe wreag. sad sent the mart be le he lood. —Mr. Bova sod Mr. is sapped al the seri= male boit of the Bonk, reined to several sadism of the et, Ord. and Kw, sad mid as de est lei ex its Militate the winding up of jolatdeek emgambe iteat bier fettered with technical Tales, the Maass was Art be Was. Mr. Olaholas to be a seatribelory is the oily _sari is whisk ho weld hold dm so. Me showed be was ad the represostative al the lorelhow, sad ad mitted dmit ho had received the divides& as his i 5.,.. Ise yeat TM isoommaisase ot the Vies. Chamblee esehisa was the deby aid =rase of =lstpima anew Mims im the Ossolk.—Ths Lana (wilier Marie 11r. I. Um& sad Mr. Msaisty ea the earn sib) mid it apposed to Mai, ate reeding the modals et the es shoat" sestribatorise," is whisk ho was Mend, sad the luseresalion dams, that the Misr was woos. This gory was weed with sedge la the ditaserder et ' e a soreadadve ef his brother. He Meal bre is. Masser is *del Woolf ageism baler pi le a hiss strinass, soil limbed the eireumemesoe. The Mew awed sewed ea his, sod 'hued him, is as wow =amine, le whisk desseder he was agreed with seam hal as ono c ls: sad rims* Hada. TM as well him with 100 *0.., Megli he me raly ea 12 as charge bin he a sherairee teem that whisk he was emard. TIP Medd ib• reed wit h he adios, sad bud the ;arty with melba charier. The TM Chasidic, thought the Mute ems to ea amass= mashed" sad as did his lordship, sad dia. =Mod the appeal media with sods. Dams v. ftaornm.—Mr. Cooper was proceeding to apes tie appeal as Wallet the reepoomisats, the appeal baUg Sam ii. whin Moe% whoa Kr.Bagsbaws applied for a pon d*. haseleg. His brief le the sass was beret is bbie~brs lathe WM fire. He she bad roam to hope that • sempremise weal be *Meted, his *ear, who was a Wider, end rid Mk bat 7,000 L. having by Morel( sad his limb abed 1,11.01. whiles be herd, soder the dr -4dr,.." l a weld be Ward ea the ether side.—Mr. est Ord le Jo rapeeset the Int mead filmed, hat be believed Jo sas =tempt se •71spreeeire was almdlemed.—The Lord Cluseellor did see mask sp rees al rdroastasets shave craned oiesespreades, which be Mel An Moly to failed. Na that be was able to Mae sad *pees et mammy, the pordr were est ready. S. wbas la a shat time ho wadi ho oared elsewhere for burlap would pour ie.—After some dim= ra i rwre referred to the Master to ascertain whether it was for the boas* of the partial, who are ideals, to accept the 1,6001. Baker thr Mate of ths ann. PAOS v. Bacon. BATISPAOTION or 1101111011011.— After &sprang of a her "potion also interest, the against is the then caw, whisk was partly baud cat Weda i r s a t j was raved.TThesnit was imitated to 1814, and related to certain tratencloss the bons in Leitmotiv square, known as &rills nee, which the plaintiff Pep, who was kens* a builder, in 1808, contracted with the then wan sad ontain pantos, unmet others tilt late Miss Linwood, madmen of the property, to rebuild, and be was to be repaid his outlay by means ti a bonding lease of pan et the promises. whin it was wronged should be granter' to kiss, sad the payment of a saes of 1,0001. by Miss Liewood. The acannts directed ware of • conplisand teamster, and a question had arisen as to the period what Miss Llawood's stortgsge was paid o(, when the inhalation at interest upon it ought to have seated. The present appli intim was a politica a Mr. Page, &slag, analog* er Malaga, foe an imolai' as to tip tint when Mill Linwood's metres was paid fig and ter s dietetics to the Matter not to allow her interest hos that period, sad seeking also to bees the arrairents fee hi isan carried out.—Me sas. Tartar, Rot , sad Z. V. Notts appeared for the peti tion!, tad emirs. Teed sad Ranee for this executors of Mira Ihiwood.—The Master ti the Rolls thought tint then ought to be • Taman to the Moan to review hie report, laying regard to au ceder malt en • petition ti nbearing, Ftad by the plaintiff, awl thst the latter was entitled to ig as to when Miss Linwoad's nangsge was satisfied; that she ought net to be blond Janssen hoot that time. It was arruted that the Entitles tithe cedar should be set tled se Saturday nest. levee the eleaanweeller et itrdand. SAT's v. Gluon —lnruncrtox ro urinals ran IN 111111811MENIT OF • Parsur.—This wm a 11101100 fee SO in junction to: restrain the defendants fro infriapiag a patent ebtathed by the plaintiff for a peeslier mode of nabbing dance of lambs' won or angels, by means et posing then between iron boxes lusted with atom. In 544 the plain tiff sold his invention to • person named Barber, who brought an anion ageing the delhadeat be infringing the paean. The defendant had originally been in the employ of the investor of lb. patent. Upon the recd of the aides it wee proved that the defendant trade we of rollers for the =of producing the preentre upon the diftr rent fabrics of lot banes, and oa this ground • verdict was give. for the defendant. Upon the gumless of infringe angst, there were other pleas in th e anion, put ts' is isms the novelty and the utility of the invention, bat no midair* wee offered epos these two points. Subeensently to the sodas tise plaintiff, wbe wee the on final inventor, vemennimed Ids patent from Berber, and now alleged that the defendant had again infringed the patent.— VieoClesimuler said the quests. he bed te consider arts in this way. Upon the mein brought by Barber a verdict was returned ler the defendant upon the gesetion of infrhsgemeat, bet umektittither ghee the mean wee far the plaints lines that - miles the piendff had raper shamed the limeades. Be essenderei that ben the mane saki' had bees taken the mess* if s* an Mae had now been superseded, and be geeld th relse wake the ONIZIOS order fee ea inkenatien. Dam risoMseseno Light New. INGRAM .. 8111•11101—* Till 11LIISTIIATIIP News."— Ins mcnoi.-11r. Zona sod Mr. R. Keen for the phis nig, who are proprieties of the nissitraied Lowden News, mond for ea bjeoetio• m restraio the detects-t, his sm. maw, methane, sad swish, dim Mit= pleyeriolf, or Mlle& my seven epsowl_ or sesee to the pattern of the me phintillt ewers. An dlag laterite weals MI been sheady _Biented b the Vise-Chew taller diaries the vendee. The severs in question were th i g uit ee „ Lore= fee the heitymely volumes of the New after dolma by Homy Nosiews, sod were enmeented with Ohnteedene rehtft te the torten ia the volume. The bill awl the elldmiss is sup port of the modes stated that the tishwient led prepared sod was sug at his wmehoom_k Ponemetie-row, tome hattatim of those .1 the sod baring the wore " Ithistreled LOlOllO4 News.ll4ll," ea theee, sad having she ea the beck the weds" akerfnefed /4111611 New, Vol. 12, Sammy to Jinn 111, The latter address being that of the paid& The design was net essistmed sailer the Oegumight of Denim Act ; bat ft was eoatesded, to suppeet of the modem that the dodges east the Miran of the phials were wade marks, the pussy of whisk might be proceeded Menteary neastassok sad Its se_ppert of thie " Illsaiiier (12 Vesey . 27l), " Walker tr. Aiken" (17 Tenon 420, "Kiss so. Lech' (10 leriet, 100), ekedltr. Wlisetn, for We delseelent, eared le mileetake sot to me the yisistidie address on the sitheamers WPM, 1/befelipag the las. *Mier said that, en it wee admitted that the ems depended es the esmitos hw *he of merely sad set ups. say sat of peitiemose, he seal wet esseliw it to hll withi the slaw of ems Meth/ Si the ow of trade, souks, the piney of which =MA the peodweer as to the' asoswarer. It we, nese Woe ma luelloals. of s portivalar kiss of peat. The dehodisitmlestille_whboot podslies to dieseetious the ire of the edam. Ilb• swam =data Mod over, wish liberty far the plelatilit te his as meths. Cameras .. Lois Ds MAnov.--Thooucrrios or Dooosturre.—Mr. R. W. Z. Fonewe versed he the p... dodos et deamelow gibed the MOM le be Si the Miideof the Meet= of lid Mimahohdi s envy Como,. eine of whom wore dellsodeole.—Mr. Tenon. ler the ishodeato, apposed tk • maw, en the tbst some of the ikeetwo, who were she lammed rro d illioossate, wore sot pordal to the suit ; sad be re hewed to "Massa.. Wain " (Craig sad Phillips, 114). —The Tiewaloodier mil that, as the law saw stood, he could mks sealer, mere that sae of the defeadmhaosid module the destmeste Is lit own custody. COURT 07 QUIRWS BlNClL—YonsanAs. linhp la Ikon. Tag PALE= ODUILT. Tau Qvaaz e. Tan JUDOS. or 11l liaises Cools'. —This w a rub anise ea **Aar. of the Pubes Court to am emote why a autadsisas should ast be Wad to than erecting ass to admit a Kr. Philip Aqua (sa asy attae ef this warier smarts) to pastime to the Paint Court. awl leek two F. Thesiwar i zcZ ry to show sane gaunt the rub,rub, esar—asasO Kr. J aze": laws applied kir easholea toths , rardllwirad sad Marshal, who was 'matedl af do mart by ohs of Charles, bossed at to or Jodie of the Deal Lewd seaway, he that be had made sad Led sa taster% but ha did not my where it arse tiled, sad k night lays beam a the Overt of Quiet's Bask or the Coat of Dra/away. a. D. MU, QC. swami his asesalshmat that oh* edam et the Passe Overt 'Weathers soralled themselves of sash a gabble, with a view to lire Oho anal at boas, was*, whether the las Camay Claart Los MI sham opsa fa Palms Cart to Ida jeasulas , kares.l gas thus a • prosimadwi to wasteed that the: of gooneys to modes la the soot was a men wilwlsterld power, will* might be eserelesil by say ass of the thew jedges of the smut After some diseewion, it was agreed Vint the rile ix a mendeisas f.Aesld be made absolate, with a view to the fa dieumisa of the teestioa. Tao Pow ff. vas Sown UMW CoisrAwy. —thurrionAns.-11r. Berle. Allen yawl for a rule to show sause why .maim proesediegs dislodged to the sheriff of Doves. fir seilliNiag a jury to sasses the valued same der Vto the Rev. Jar. Wenloy, _strlymiirsh, e ra/poses of dto should see be brought We this swat Ste the wpm et the ground OM She nefierobeellt (she lied app=aiL47. Smith, as dtstrasy et Mister, to reside dram ) was in t er s eled is the proeselliti. Übe a eel the edisibir fit the estMearo wils Prwth a Ltll4 Nth asellea ef hie Lends mews. Omahas' Ase, the sled, &wad, la sq ewe nee. be ineseeoted, applier tits should be node to the eanart or ez4barit to esedest the oiry. The leught. _Meador% to have beset dew, jestedel whisk the atioW Moog wwjeorist. M leek so ponds the poems= sad mi. amt Med as his asesesse. Now, k &premed latiegesandea dame of the est. that the word " • Iwo* ale be tikes to mesa " usiler.elwriff ;" mad it was therein' slur that, as the ander ehorif was ea interested petty, _lie ought net to have sypeiated a deputy to set far ttiaa,ule granted. COURT OP C 011 1 .10?! PLRAl3.—YasmiwAT. atlas* In lbws& 8111TII AND ANOTIINA D. ANDINNON.—PRINCIPAL AND sours.—This ersa an satin tried before Chief 'wise Wilde, at the lost Onildhall insp. It appeared the plain tiffs carry on tashans at litenshester, ostler the drat of John Nader and Co., and songla to reamer ma Daalla of 1,9001., the pries of goods alleged to have been sold by them to the Wooden., • Ira at Bombay. TM goods were bought through Mums. Melville and Co., agents in Leedom wko at the time al the nutria, did not commennissee en wine; assent the pushers was made. likartly after the sie, in vokes were mat varying • little is their s. The Sera of Usk Ayr" IIIL lassies of 46 cams of goods Meet sad Mimed as someast of Moms. Anderson end Co., lambay, per YelelLs and Co." Maher ran thae—" 'moles of 6 sans ef psis hoeght mod icewaned to Morn. Leash, Thomson, ad Ce.. of Uneven, to be shipped pm— as ammo sad tisk of More. Andersen and Co., Bombay, pie sad Co., by John Ponder p and Ce ;te rts." Those loveless wen sent in deilates by the tiffs. is ardor that ems of them might M - kept by Msl sod C. mad Me giber assompeey the goods. The roods were paid kr lig seampassess et Manila and Co. at differ's' periods, but beesse the hills Memo due, namely, in the November of that yes, Melville sad Co. failed, whinnies the plaintiffs eigaifiad they looked to the defendants fee payeasst. It she appeared that Swag the etureney el the bins, awl bilmet Melia and Co.'s Wed Melville there bad bee fends nmitted ley the deihmkale to Melville sad Co. in order to meet theme b ile. TM learned hedge Mid at the trial that myosin the ffinicals to have stood a l aa m ily in the polities d an nadisismad Nasevery be made la who t upon de plmips we, the e of the seller, yet the plaintiffs mid not reeenr, sa the defen dants had raid their agents eveuthiss ; sad left It to the jury toss y whether the goo& were oigisally sold epos the credit of Melville sad Co., or spas that of tie defendants. The Jury ism& in VW your of the delsadmes. Mr. &defeat Shoe applied os Mow dai a lse ir Z s : tole to met aside the verdict, cm tio ground of and es against evident,. He isthmian the Issued judge had laid down the law too widely. It was mot every payment made by as usdhelosed prima* to his agent, whisk wish prevent the foams: Wag made mopes @ibis to the mast. The principal comet, by prenestmely settling with his agent, as was the cams hen, the credit w 4 having aspired ledien the bill. Mena due, deprive*. teller of his right of imeden. Ha cited " Masser v. &weeny • (I Camp.) The men having taken time to madder, dr. Jostles Merle now delivered judgment, sad said that, cow Waring the dollisdnes wen • f reign hors, and that Mel. ilea and Co.Mmespmetess wen taken by** plainia„ the boss would have amply wommted the concision. had die Tas tiest bees left in that light to the jury, that Melville and Co., in London, were repsr&d by the plain. iffb as the purchaser& Bat, epos the eruption Anderson and Co. were the real buyers, the prapealtion of law propounded by the chief jea n:teat the trW mat with the entire concurrence of the coon Upon the ;Wean ofil; right of • seller, when a webes has ben mode by ea uekaown principal, and noti h been dose by the seller to show ke has elected the agent. at all 'ventures, rule wee be misfit sue the principal, provided the state of ageounts between the principal sad bls agent was such as did not sake it oaf* or unjust or kin to be sued. Payment by the priesipal to his spat was not, per is, an3N es *est Ist it wee amended, such payment, whew made beige the credit upon which the sonde IMO sell led sephol t bight not to have that e ff ect. Toe ease shwa by the hem& counsel, however, laid down no each quailed's. Timbethepay leant wails band debit rights of the sass, sad la Addles of the contrast of sale. Bat here nosey was rankled he des war.' to beet the bills. The payment, timeline was set at all in fraud of the plain t** 4018.10 =oily reined the defsadants frost all sineedisgly. HOARE IP. DICIAOI.-APPLICATIOX m STAY LOTION.— lb. lierioant Shea lamed tee • rule to stay promadings is thin sties until the ewe (amewatissi to 4001.) in • fosses amiss, Mtwara the um garde% ware pelt It was am ae tstalailtst Hosea, who sued is hush peeper* aping the sesseasy to the Rept Naval Basirnalsat Bobby, he Wittabeg *Aimee wade swassraiag her. At ism (loy al. maims a sibiler sells was brought ow, when the jury, at tie easslaies of the *Wills ism, at Nice sMppsii the ow wed the phiatiff woe awasahod. The words sow coat ebbed of wee sabsbatially the same aa these lambed in the &salmis. ea the passim asisa.—Rale aid granted. The wart else granted a rah au shear armada in " Hoare v. Dishaasse," anotherastion O&M= by the sane plaintiff. SIIRRII7I COURT.—YISTRADAT. Id= Mr. thdonberli Bonbon. TEM ROYAL ITALIAN OMR& mAeoloin .7Dailrzio7—This was a writ of in quiry 'o user damages In ea anion to recover the sant of 1961. la , the dekadant having suffered judgment to so be defaalt.—ln opening the plaintiff's cam, Kr. James, for the plaintiff, said the ration was brought to recover*, as. of 1951. Is. The plaintiff was an Italian gentlssam, deseribod as • poet and trans. later, awl the defendant was Mr. Themes Delaiield, the lessee of the Herd Italian Open, Covent Garden. The this mu of massy for work and labour grir .Wend.Wendk the 1/10/0611 of 1847 the defendant, a gentleman of aemithothie Wipasppeerriy, embarked in the stilthon of reeding ap an ups.. is apposition to Her Ibissty's Theatre in the 11,..nabst. sad he took the lease of Come* neat,' ism NM then Issuer, Keens. Belle, Prrlieni, moddlebittl,whothasagh Mr. Beak ezpkined to the defendant the angeresents they had entered into, and it would Wma that Mr. Delaffeld took upon biased the re boom ef those en to. Tba plaintiff, who had boom pamknsly at her Kokety's Theatre, had best esaegod a, Mr. to translate Italian Oren', and adapt Ohm kr the Italian stage. Fur these he was paid by tin he wss eagagod to attend at the theatre and renderer the correspoadenos with its agents, and othor in Italy and other parts of the continent, and rte this duty be wee to reireive 801. • year. The dial catty of Samba* an opera from Igtiam late Bat/limb was not am quarter se peat as the &depths of pious Originally written in Frimeh or German to the Athol mask, with • iikevede in Iffiegfkk. For Manak h dg es : pimp the plaintiff clothed fil., sad kit earths a he would scarcely be restammatal by 1101. He tresslased or adopted "BLoven's " lleyerbeer's " Les Havenots," Fayed*" " Linda di Chamotud," " Tescredi," " William Tell," Bellini's " I Cepthtd u I Glestecchi," " Ctharentsla," to all of which the same of Manfred* Maggisoil was dol. The pries to be paid kr transla tions was upr, F. but there of was an lard Lax for that au ltt li grai the Amager of tke allisillidise; Theatre, iseareamalles with 11 Penisni and sad in that year ha engaged the ~ff. His ditties were *see et mana kin mil adapter, and to Masai dm theatre m inlge cor respowthaL Mr. Deloisid booths monseted whit the theatre that. • mos* balks the thee at themes,. in 1847, and laths mss* of kegs. in that year an t was oaths& loth between bbs and wimesa. Mr. DsiabW re elk* etspilmalens of the engsgmeenv that were aseda, and antsamt ilium of mans be was interned of the plataiiire 'Wrath Mt Delilah' was folly aware that the , was ratisiviag o ;asar to. coadastiag th e car. It eaa. na tiff translated the " Cenesessols," and was kw the ma of the ilogibils andiethe by theatre. It was an mithesised gab- Station, estil iv meg as. _ha liaaskted Mr. Deblleia was quite them that the PIM. IPOS mode. M. As en. nagement bad been onannsil kW with Mama Vier.. Garth, and as her hath diameters weri i i t w igs zie of "Les Huguenots " and "Ffialik" II was am to bring F pietas est, asil the_ ~dr was asadapt theta. For an " silloptatios," AL wank be • Noy isk coed. daring the trenbie ; indeed, it was a meth senther sum than woe seasilly of pad, kr he (witness . ) ' . bed paid he the adak the spie 0 Hele *bade the ptee opera et of " Pia lbs, s " b of ed it wasaimpothemod. The al = tiff was always asthma smi gallon fa the = i f lie duties, red the Fart ebbs was • kb mad Les Ihressote • was perkirmsl—Cross examined : la the mem of 1847 ruins opens were parkas& The Na. son awed an the 28th of Augast. Mr. Delaileld joined ia lely. An agreemsth the made la ingest—B7 Kr. Jima: That apeementeres throw* ilsolooyed. The twos hilmesff fa 1848.—Kr. ffeemody, it the deka/kat, destisdthat he had made my oesthetwith th, pkinliff far the soaks. had been made with big by lies. lmla This wst Xr.Bealeh dal. The eery at to width la imam added w. esB above AL ti and through amid thamdmit had sialbead indgmeni by Malt, or he 1111milltarmaisisi hot. as mna the almost. 7 Mr. ?the: lakriA the I sat the It was net through aesideet—Mr. Lew& said fie phial, was toy ing toast Its Mr. Deledield whit Mr. Bab owed Ida, for he would thew to deetametratite that Kr. made the w eel* with em mad Qat the ilthedeet bed weeks with it after he embarked la the opeedidee whisk he wee wary to ray, weed • very vereowiefal sae ; but Mr. Bale had been Mass* aohoosb to get eat of it, sod Mr. D i holloid woo sew called epee to pay he a wheat made by nyedeasteer. Thwe wee se writes. Ilintsuil mina so mob MINN* Mtegbil sod Ni. DaledeM, sad them fare he weld set be mode lab wader the awrieeet of isikey.--Tbe honed Ueibraiterif eeld theWy lima qm aika t ag bad to amide INII4 Mdi the bfie whoa b the e wane amateeted with the *melee like ow Huff the ne r anspittay of Mr. Bode% weed with the yldellf ? The wadi yap paned to Moe bees desk sad the were wool le be fair. The Weird aft wee bet mat hug gives MM. 19a., the Whose wee Off. la., the chief hen Is that SOL for • year's swirl ma the h& mem elereeposdeaf.—The )avy heed It die &MIS hr & THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 19, 1849. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YaernaIsam. More Mr. conning:am Ocultoura. Ba Taman —Beim.—The hearing of this OAND wee INNIMINI by adjournment. The court wee soak ezowd. d with parties latereeted in sweeps and beldam —llia H o nour said the past is this ease, when raised, - hag ipp a raig, sow as - beth the learned gentlemen by surprise ; and be wished to %sow if either of the bad anything to add to whet was the urged ?-31r. Lawrence referred to the ems et Wareingrj e. Smith," a recent one in the Bristol Court. when Kr. See S mith ," Stoseess baA &added that Smith's which had been opposed es the ground of gaming, ekeaid be rented. Afterwards be was talus is emention M the nit of Wareing he applied for hie discharge, ea the greend that he had Maisel his ertilleate. The matter went before the Court of Queen's Beath, where it was contended that the eettificate was meld he. gandag ; but WT. Judos Brie held that the eartifieste could set be dietnebed, the mean hada, another remedy. Upon all the ISM cited, herated, entendeg that Ike effete, was ogle template the panelist of the Ma kr. Sash was dearly the fate by by n the Isuldatere, or no spe cific sum would have bees named.— The Comeniedoser Then your view is that if a men ken a bet end hesourably pays it, he loses kis medicate; but if he does set pay, he gees his eartiikate P—Mr. Lswranee llsdestmeelly. Tre kw only has regard is the pecuniary Injury to the beak raft's estate ; were it otherwise, the words of the em would have bees "fretted against making a wager.—The Commis sioner : You mast observe that the assignees might recover the mossy back, if any wager had been paid.—Mr. Law. rases, at great length, recapitulated the arguments be be.d anal at the TUNIS sitting.—Kr. Sturgeon cockaded e:nat shecesetrustloa of the word " lase " ought is follow the used aseeptatias u established by the code of honour and the rase of the Jockey Club. The bankrupt law was not merely a distributive or pecuniary law ; it arse also a p Hs l aw, as was abundantly evident from numerous clauses. ROWAN said the case was an Paportant one, both as regarded the beakrnpt aid the public ; kr it was important that the pablie geserally should be protected soak., such arneket en the part of bankrupts as might damage their estates. The question arose on the construction of the 38th measles of the act 6 t 6 Vic., cap. 122, which said a beak not 'book' not be entitled to his certificate who had lost Mt in on. day by betting. The set 6 Geo. IV., from which this clause was (*pied, entail:ad the words—" by any sort of rot* or wnering," and in a still older act, that of On. 1., various kinds of gaming were Ppecilled, Including booting, which prevented the bankrupt from having his certificate. It was impossible that the kgis. inure could have contemplated, by keine, the actual payment of the money ; for by former statutes all bete above 101. were Wesel, and if paid, be seed for and recovered from the party reed in. By a retest am, 819 Vie. e. 109. s. 18, all aniusets gaming wore null and void, end maid not be made the bads of any proceeding at law. Hence, all such transactions were now null and void; and it was clear the legislature could not have meant that a party losing a wager of 201. must have tanned a legal liability to pay it, for there was no such legal liability. What was meant was this: that a petty in Made thenbi not gamble, and render himself liable by the 'ode at bosom: to pay a pertain sum of money, or, if he did so, that he was net a It wen to embark in kite, and ought not to have his metiiimus. For this there were very good nuns. Ifs man by betting put Wessell in a position to be called on by motives of hamar to pay certain sums, this was so far an in- jury to his creditors; and it was deer the ledelathre meant to put a stop to the practice. In the cam " i pute New. man," cited cm the former occasion, the bankrupt hd been a Wilber on the whole ; but the Vice.Clsaseellor (Sir J. Lake) severtheless held that it was a gambling within the His est. H opinion clearly was that she legislature meant to preverstgamblicg. Theoppositeview involved 'striking absur dity—that it a man lost and paid honourably be lease:eluded hem his eettificate ; bat if he did sot pay he was to have it ! Suppose a merchant engaged in trade losing a large sum of mosey; the probability wee he would pay it sooner than be diegsseed by not being thle to take his place at Tattersall's; he woad probably raise mosey is all directions ; and the lees, knee dandy Intended that inch a person should not have tho agenstogo of other traders. With much views as to the klenfilas ettitelegidatsre, he could not shrink from deck: , In, Ws opinlem that this was a gambling within the set ; nor moll be admit *at • man ought to be to a better p. lotion hem hawing het a wager and sot paid it. Under these eiroomeloness he same to the eenelmion that the bankrupt Ilemedel himself to the certificate granted to traders tinder ether simenestanme, which mart timbre be refs's& He reined with Mr. Lawrence that the law gam no ap• peal from his &minx ; but he felt bound bathe less to de cide according to Ids oosecientious view of the rosealag of the act. He understood a bill was in preps:sties to be brought before the lesialature next session which be loped would make as &Intrados in this and other respects. 111 GAINS, Coarse, awn Co.—Then was a dividend mostieg is this case. The bankrupts were merchants, and failed ler about 14,3001. 21. in the pound has already been paid, and a farther dividend of ls. 6d. is expected to be de clared. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COTIRT. Min Kr. Cksiallikaer law. IN !A J. T. BTRAIROID.—A PAT!tax.- 7 :rbis insolvent, a clerk is the Pest-offies, was opposed by Mr. Cooke, ea • teener day, is, three treAmess, on the gmtd that their debts had brie insured without reasosabM mem of pap. tang them The insolvent came to court attended by •Me want in a phaeton. He owed about 240 i. among tradeems in the neighbourhood of likepld's Huh, where he bed resided, it was stated, as a . ser magma." His war 701. a year free the Peet-offige, and his wit: ak a 1201. allowed bee by Lord Adolphus Fitselaresu. He had been monied nearly dm yeas, and the furniture used by hi. in Beigrave Cottage, els Bash, was the property of Lad Adolphus Fitip. The allowaase made to ► his wife war a mere gift. ma Metes be had used to ems to coon was Lord Adel. Mem Titosiseenen, although it wee parehased in his nem. As bed kept beeves, a servant in livery, sad two midden. He pro peed to pay his anditess is twelve Maths; but re. tiara • proceed= for Mee desughs.—Mr. Cooke coatended ibet the laminae sMd phases. dolma as the property of Led Ailelphss Iftedenome mei b. Men up, and the case arcs eijmused he a valanden to be sena slit. Oa Widnes*, Kr. Cooke applied for a warrant to ease des es es affidavit stating that before the official Wefts/ ewY mei the insolvent's house to value its eon. les% a mewed em had been driven up to it and part of the oasts bad begs actually removed. A warrant was forth with booed, and placed in the hands of the peeper officer of the Yesterday, one of the brokers attended with his valuation of the furniture dko , alleged to belong to Lord Adolphus Pitaelarence. The amount, including a phaeton, tom 2791. 14e. ad. —Thy insolvent said the removal of some Sew *MN La., whisk bad been lent to his wife, was without his Icaswittlip. and when ha returned home he immediately aimedthe m to be brought bask, and they were now en the posniess. The seen bed seised the property, but he was slid "Min to mks a proposal to pay his creditors. In mower M the he stated that he was not aware of the eniennse of any Wl of sale on the property by Lord Fitsclannes. Mr. Valiance, of the Iran of silence and Valance, stated that he had an in. Maur with Mr. John Nichols, u attorney for Mr. °mummy, the navy agent of Lord A. Fitsolarenco, sad it was understood between them that a sufficisat sum would be paid into court to pay all the creditors In full, so m to pre sot a sale el the prr od a t &lime Cottage, Shepherd's DM no o gotte. He had n, on the Fat of the creditors, to sash a souse being , if the coon thought it would be edvisable.—Mr. Cooke amid, the property seised wee quite suillekat to pay all the creditors. The debts were about ▪ , and the furniture, de., halms valued at 2791.14 e. Id., and was now under the authority of the court. The deadl ines had no wish to act harshly, or to sell the property. sad, =t the better muss would be to adjourn the eve for days, with protection, in order that the debts might be paid.—The insolvent said he did not retain home until t i M e r e st 12 o'clock as Tuesday night, and be eamed the he had mentioned to be brought bask. His Honour told the lagelvest he had acted an the gemelon in a very proper per. Frogs what they lend heard it was mato appear that the furniture woe about to be .moved, but such new appeared not to have been the tail.—Mr. Ceche laid the value of the furniture mid be pad into court, sad the creditors paid. He had to epplpialt costa to be allowed. —His Hamar said the salts weehl be Awed. He thought the but course woad be to sigmas the cam for a few days. The creditors wield either b. paid or some arrangement made. It wee wham tee ersek expect the whole amount to be paid at me. smi Who might set m a mediator between the penis, be maid souftest thst a portion be paid at cues, and the emeisidge es • future ma aim. It however the wee intlimmemias to pay all the medians, then there would no tilMease In as Mae getting rid of the whole case.—Adjeasesil to the lath Instant with COMMISSION OF LUNACY—FserazDAT, HuailatTo TC - 1 - 111 i!Wil7/:ll.•Oositition di lam** iamisende was tossed at the Cock lan, Epping, Ems, beim Mt. Commissioner Wisslow relative to the aye etatiol Alward IMO Jaques, Rao., a gentleman of Ihrema oriMeti at ilipplag. The tonatisooo, whiskwas sot append, hol Ma hood at the imam, of Mr. Collins, of Radish , • relative.—Dr. A. J. Sutherland, jun., stated that he was pityaisien to St. Lake's Hospital for Lunatics. Had b e g apparel Wards+, with Mr. lupus, aad, judging Ma what be Natal on theism comisms, had ne doubt that he was ef acrd mind. kir. Jamie said he was tired of 40±1.....seallhalb sad wished to be a &idles, a oh , or • arms • a lady's footenan, to wr= red eat, with button. He said he mid sot b e a whitest • wife, bat that he could easily go a wits he a gbh d Bic and two sovstsigns. He said he shoed like to be numial in the sheets, net in a church, but Wm sow mrsoa's Sem fa the streets of Epping. He told ya m s shatlta was set the Vies-Cleasral Powell Jaques, for that tie causal James was drowsed. and he was the soul wok mow Cis iaguiring about an property, be said that his male would oat - allow bin to keep say accounts He had no WM intarials.—Mr. Dialig Rebore whi s k of Epping, ampse, esolmail by at ohmage, NMI that M. came to Sigh 16 yam aims, and eham two ams It wit to mod kin is Priemsed tomee dejlam, High Basch. he had boa soma thaws to Drigtito sad l'aris, but was testis sad seamy at either plaes. a =st edam deludes§ he Ism' that spirit@ were kihs—shat It was wrong to shaite sa = "Bl 4 l6l.3 , saylogy—shae h e bad Mind the letters of the alphabet, Ind woad ww „a y w i ts bienolyphies. He would also say that he had sees IsisseAl hang op by the !soh several Mass shoo he was killed, and with regard to his whit to be • bosun ce a soldier la the bead, it was he the parpote of yawing a meth alai limy, whisk he de scribsd, saying that having, when a ou V, Mom • Wm, aad huh hurt a MA, therefore wish ba km a rad 00.4 covered wish ducks' hind had been in this state sines the 20th Janson', 1834 .—Mr. Jamie was thsa lahedused. L kin emainatiON Isom other re marks, he said, .' I did sot Mink I was as insane until I received the paper about lunacy. I tun tired dudes nothing, and if I may knew when any pee* are /Am to be drowned, I should like to be drowned with dies,. As to my property, my snobs Collins takes it and sperms It to his own use."—Raviag, by his farther ressarke, 'minted the several witnesses, thejury expressed theamelve s wigged, sod on his retiring, returned a verdict " That Rdward Revell Jaagqs+was now of unsound mind, and ).ad lima so bil2ol 20th January, 1834." MIDDLESEX SEBBlO':4B.—yr.u. 17. Edam Mr. Ellerj, Ayr, Tan _grand jur y brought in trite bills WW I . JsaLel EU* Bean Laurent, John Adams, and +um neolPeoll, let ilistr.ily allowing music and dancing IS the Adelaide "WT. is the Lowther Bazaar, not being Homed ; mama thaprogrlitor of the National Ball, in Holborn, tar the ears - ogremes ; and against William Cie olisnco, at a curtain room in Theoliald's '"•:_,—.+•• mtar madams wets laid by Thomas Stowell, of r felailtsguare, Southwark. A true bill has also been 6040 ad gloat the Walkallerooms, in Leicester- Rams. POLlCE.—lzassaay. ---- Ii 'AMMON- HOUSE.—FeLowtonsix lliatertute.—A. boy wined Cathay was charged with having Ind a pistol at a pirl Earned Emma Tyler.—lnspector Fairbury stated that on Wednesday night he was informed that a female bad been shot in Angel-alley, Houndaditch. Upon going thither he found that the girl had been o irried to the hospital and the delinquent had fled. Next morning he saw the prisoner's father, who informed, him that the boy had returned hours after having wandered about all night in great dietthes, and immediate steps were taken for his apprehension.—The nuns at the hospital found in Emma Tyler's hair a large slug or ballet, which had penetrated the doh and indented the bons, and from which danger, though not istruediate, might aim—TN prisoner stated, upon being taken into custody, that the girl whom he bad shot had asked him to bay two pistols, one to shoot her, and the other to shoot himself with, and that then had been nothing in the pistol he discharged but brown paper ; that he had refused the girl's request to get the two pistols, and that, when he ran away alter shooting ber,_ he threw the pistol amongst the ruins near Angels .—The prisoner was remanded. MARYLZBONE.—ASSAULT Ott Till GAOI.IIII OF VII COMM.—H. Grams wee abused with begging. The thee was clearly peeved against him, and he was committed for • month. He then few into • violent rage, and, while he was being conveyed as the cell by Mitchell, the geoler,he bit him (the affirm) upon the kit thumb, causing it to bleed pro fusely. He was again brought in for this second offence, when Mr. Theme Watkins, a cabinetmaker, who witnessed the occurrence, described it as being ruffianly and brutal in the extreme.—Mr. lens' then lined the prisoner bl., and in default al payment, two months in the House of Correction, in addition to his previous sentence.—The fellow held up his , bands in a threatening attitude, and swore that if he could , get at the megiarate he wonlceserve him in the suns way , be bad served Mitchell. LAMBETH. =62•TiNck • DIATURBANC 6 IN A Cacaos.— W. Coates, a schoolmaster, was charged with disturbing the congregation in Brunswick Chapel on the preceding evening. —Mr. Calloway, clerk to the chapel, de posed that on the evening before, during the armor, the prisoner entered the church, and commenced making a dis turbance. Witams left the reading desk, and endeavoured to prevail on the prisoner to leave the chapel, but he refused, and insisted upon speaking with the Bev. Mr. Watson, the minister of the chapel. Witness told him it was quite im possible, as that gentleman was then in the pulpit, and in the midst of his semen. The prisoner, who was much the worse far liquor, refused to leave the place, made us of very hie exprweloas, but was ultimately ejected from the building and given into custody. This witness added, that after getting the prisoner out of the chapel he offered to let hint go about his badasse,though he had kicked him severely in the shins, but the moment he let go his hold of him he rushed back and insisted upon seeing Mr. Watson.—Mr. Coggin, one of the congregation, mid he went to assist the last witness in removing the prisoner from the chapel, and while doing so, the prisoner bit his fingers. He confirmed the last wanes+ in his stem:neat as t‘• the prisoner's violence of manner and improper esprossions.—The prisoner, in reply to the charge, Said that his wife had been very ill for some time, but having recavered, she had made up her mini to attend at the Brunswick Chapel on Wednesday evening to offer up her prayers of thanksgiving for her restoration to health. She invited him (the prisoner) to accompany her, and on the way to the chapel they unfortunately had taken a drop more than speed with them. It was here stated that the prisoner's wife was quite as drank as himself, but still managed to get away.—Mr. Norton (to the prisoner) : Your conduct has been most disgruefid ; to you will pay the full penalty of , or, in default, you stand committed prison two calendar months. . A MARRIAO3 PIiTILIITID.—J. Mahoney was charged with being concerned with E. Emmet in stsaling a variety of utilise of wearing apparel, the property of Mary Cain. The prisoner, who keeps a small sod is Camberwell, was tolhave been married bellies Barnett on Saturday night last, bat Mu. Cain, with whoa she lodged, having sound some hose her Oozes en the Fri, ay night, challenged the reZ er ai i, d sleet with having !soles them. This they sahmialy leab and in proof of thew assertions offered to the umplahtant before their priest on the Sa turday ,to deer themselves of the imputation. Toe parties (e 1 'attunes) went before a catholic clergyman on the ?Wank, morning, end, in hie presence, declared their entire IDUONIMIC of the sharp, and thus the matter then ended, but the marriage was, in cossequenos of the accusa tion, pursed until the Wednesday night following at 8 o' - The prosecutor having, in the meantime, got what she conesived to be additional evidence, gave the prisoner late custody at 7 o'elock, jut one hour betoro the marriage was to have taken place.—Mr. Norton remanded the pri eeller. WESTMlNSTER.—Dafirrrunott.—The following con tributions were yesterday received at the Westminster Police Court, on - behalf of the family of the late Mr. E Williams, whose ease has appeared under the above heading in the Express of the last three days, and the inquest on whose body will be found in another column of this day's paper :—" H. 8," 10s. ; " G E," 6e. ; "H.B ," 21. ; "A Lady," 61. note (40,664) ; ; " ," 101 " D. N.," es. ; "Queenborough," 31. and 21. for the poor box ; "I. A. B ," 10s. ; " L. IL E.," 10s. ; " H. L.," 10s.; " 31,367," half • 61. note of that number; "E. T.," 11 ; " Duce Baocurrere Miseris," 10s ; "H. L. H.," ba. ; " 19. D. 8.," 10s. ; "J. K. 1t.," 2s. 6d.; "J.A ," 10s. ; " Mr. F. A. II.," 10s. ; "T. K.," 104. ; " Widow's Mite," be, ; " Everest W.," 11. ; "H. T.," 31. 3s. ; " W. II.," 2s. ed. ; "A Young Widower," 2e. ed. ; " A few gentlemen, frequenters of Mrs. Fowler's, the Two Brewers, Tufton street, Westminster." 11. 4a. 6d. ; " W. J.," es. ; " E. D.," 2s. 6d. ; " Nemo," es. ; "A. C. J.," 11. ; "A. Z.," 11. ; " C. 1L.," 61.: "A. C. J.," IL MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY EVIIITNO. The stock market was, at the commencement of business, extremely firm, with prices in advance. Commis were actually bought at 904 for account, and 901 for money, and to appearance wets in progress to higher prices still. Bat later in the day the market became suddenly all sellers, the cause of which did not transpire, although a report—which could be traced to no authentic foundation—obtained some cur rency that news of military reverses had been received from India. A far more probable soktion of the rapid change in the aspect of the market is, that jobbers were anxious to realise profits upon stock purchased at lower rates. In result COlllOl6 declined to, and left off at, 891 to I for money, and 89j to 90 for amount. Reduced Threes were 894 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 904 to /. Long Annuities, 84 to 1316. Exchequer Bills improved to 445. to 46a prem. India Bonds, 43e. to 46e. prem. Bank Stock, 188/ to 1904. India Stock, 238 to 240. In foreign stocks there was not much difference to report. Spanish Fives were 164 to 16; the Threes, 28/ to 9 ; Pensive 31 to 1. Portuguese, 26 to 7. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 49 to 50 ; the Fours, 77 to 78. Belgian, 77 to 9. Russian 102 to 4. Chilian higher, at 90 to 3. Brazilian, 77 to 9. Mexican, 26/ to 7. Peruvian, 48 to 50. Buenos Ayres, 26 to & Ecuador, 3/ to 1. New Granada, 16 to 4. Venezuela, 19 to 21. The following statement, prepared and condensed from various *Said returns, will be found to resent an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the date of the accounts last made up, and ooml.aratively with u terus for corresponding periods. The aggregate average of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, according to the returns last cob lectisiely completed tar all the banns of issue, stood, for the four weeks ending the 30 th of December, as follows: 706 =ad ef t 16,14 Pringle Joint-Moak M14114 frith beaks 4,777,41/3 ONO* Wks Ibtal dreaktloa wed 4 avers. askon Pose the lour risks Wog Dse.l 32,6211,431 Deereese Dee. SO The decrease was thus composed :—Bank of Eng land, lam 733,7101.; private banks les., 196,981 ; Ctt eh stock, leo 1 e 0,0611. ; Irish banks, less 191,4171.; banks, less 293,3001. The fixed issues of the private banks being 4,822,4881., it follows they were below the amount 1,315,7431. The fixed issues of the joint4tock banks being 3,409,9871., it fellows they were below the amount 842,8731. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 6,354,4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,678,8611., with sp ecie is band to cover imam for 1,696,894/. besides. The fixed hews of the Boot& hanks being 3,087,20 W., it follows they were above the amount 189,8171, but with specie to cover the excess, end hems for 837,2481. mores of teev e of coin and bullion held by the Bank ens glaud durfag the four weeks ending the 30th ult., was 14,817,1971.; increase on the return re. ceding, 815,7401. The average of specie held by the Irish banks during the same term, was 1,593,8941. ; increase on the previous return, 45,4251. The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same period, was 1,026,8751.; increase over the previous return, 10,7751. The yearly comparison shows the following differ ends in the dreidstion : Bask of Mostme. his £1,031,055 hisals Less. 21 .530 Joint siosk. .... ..... AMASS leas. Yes 418,4113 Met& boa% do. 64,491 1,333,539 136,893 Deduct Joint stook Domain at as par la bob= t 1,776,667 The coin sad bake eseperisoe stand. thus : link at Isesed,aix• C C 2,801,615 Ida brio. lem AM Smola boar, to s 100111111 Lwow on Wanes, Dee. KNOLIBI3 Dia Stock, 189 9088 e 3 per (X. kw. sea.. 90 831 3 per Ct.. Cum em... 90 e IN New 31 pee et. A lls, wls.. 101 1 1 WO Ilrf Ditte 3 io ina6 4 ll J j a: 78 ' 0. 8 7-16 FORZIGN 5 per Brrell Ct. Brazitlen Bda. 78 Unto , 76 Ditto, New Bala. 1619 and 1832,_724 6 per Ct. Buenos Aoes lida, V 62 le per Ct. Equador Hood.. 34 1 wet. Grenade Bead; 16 Ditto Deferred, 31 Ditto ex over-due Coupons. 6 t 4# 7 6 per Cent. Mexican Acet, Jan. 31, I 162 7 6 per Ct. Peruvian Bds., 60 464 N) 6 par CC Portuguree Bda. 71 4 per Ct. Portuguese lida Awl, 27 i 6i 10, UM £3,693.577 lac wile. Di 9 lii Dumb, £l.OOO. 45 3 6 Lift lab. wider £I,OOO. 43 6 tieeir, far aref... 504 90 IBMs Sleek for Ace, 240 1ZZ041.4". Old.. ; Id.. June. 46 7 DEW. MO. June. 46 T 4 M u ria Be.. Div. from i v o4" 2 epirit Be.. Acct. Jen. 16i par CY. Spada hobs 3 per Ct. Swale Her ds,s o ot. Jan. 31, !o$ 24 per Cr. Verespele erre d Deeds, 111 20 Ditto Def.4l ger Ct. Belem Be.. Loeb. 25f. 14 wet. That& Exch.. 12 OWL. 492 4 per Lt. Dutch Certificates. 75 RAILWAY NEWS. The market showed very firmly in tire—'inolin ing, with prices progressing. But with the re action subsequently in Consols shares were more offered, and the market not so strong. 1811ARB IsIIIIT.—LONDON, JANUARY 18. Note.—The quotations of luxe In Roman obssaettes dawns actual trainactioust those of Roos in Italics Wiens' prises CUD. 60 London & B.Westarn 411 3 431 31 /V. A Do.Nriopo ,601. 401. II lOC 9d. SO ' Do. Oests TWIN 49 40 ' De. M. TaaAs II 9.1. ,14 I De. Think. llf . i , i Dcoi.ent. ii:ii: 41 ir"A.tricl'i ," " 1 :, i t zw..... 1 „. 1 N.' : y 6 3 44 . AL Do. *Moro No. I'6 6d. ed. 111 Do. Worm. .Ne. 3 I.;• 60. ed. 10 Do. 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Cnat.p.C.l.lBsl 17 49 ad. 12 Northern of France 1# c.d. o Do.NewSltin.• OA 51 7 Odeon Ifonicaux ~# # e.d. 11 8 Leaden Si Orgasmic* U Paris and Lyons. 10 Do. PrDirtnce.- . to Do. do. 100 Loudon N. 9, caw,. 49 31 1 N Par& sad Orleans :2i DI al. a Do. Warta. Ltß. Ka 0 Parts and -PAS. 7 DD. boo , •• •• • . (101 i U 9 farts and Btnobonnetl 1 lb. riftlis 4 Noses sad lane St 16.409. skurcs,U.J. JD ' dirties and none ar 1 Do.lol.sh .11 It al3 14 Iferashoitry hale 1 1. alt b 4 34p. 9 'Tour. sad NOMAD 31 k tic , 3 3.p. di I Woo 1, Sd. ISCELLANROiJS NEWS —Lompox AND Batorrox, -The following are important extracts of the report of the directors and of the statement at accounts, which are to be submitted to the proprietors at the gimmal meeting of the 36th teat. : " Garet Accovirr.-In the statement submitted to the proprie tors in October last, it wee tonna . d that the total amount at capi tal raised up to the sheaf December, 1818, would be es nearly as peeeible, 6,1/33,0000. no actual amount has been 6,950,0401., con sisting of- Loan capital (1,631A81 at date of last halLyeerly Preference £1,296,810 rence share capital 1,037,10 Ordinary capital 4,015,634 £6,930,040 "Of this amount. 6,839,5481. will receive interest or divinend out Orevenue, and interest on 119,4911. (being the amount expended on the Tames Junction and iiindeltam and Es.tuourne branches) will be charged to capital. " The amount of additicoal capital expended daring the pot half =157,4681., from which must be deducted 60.0001. paid by the and South-Western Railway Company under the agreement, the heeds of which were approved at the lastipeclal meeting, as aw aken money for a joint iatered in the line between Onion end Porto/oath, leaving 97,,881. to the debit of capital aeconat, which his bees expended to payments for weeks In progress, arrays of as. counts on linos already opened, sol other matters Winded In the sett. mate given la the statesseat above referred to. There amounts Meg now ninety dosed, sad the works in green-Pis., the Themes ANNUAL Bricklayers' Aims, sad liaflsimm and Eletheanse branches-being se war amanita= as to be reedy for opening In the cause of next spring, the directors are able to re. peat with Increased confidence the aseerenee that the ante= glees as the final eatlinste In that statesmen will not he exceeded ; and that the capital account may be clawed as a kers not exceeding 7,200,0001., unless an alteration in circuairtanese, such sa a large increase al traffic, should require and render profitable additional outlay for ob. jean not at present contemplated. " Revenue Accovirr.-The gross earnings of the half rear amount to 259,6031. Compared with those of the peeced ag half year, end of the corresponding half year of 1847, they show the following results : A= numb, r of miles open for Gram mambo (exclusive ol toll from Soma iu , • wYt eased ir s Nov., 1847) Cose piar, ,rOl.llOll RAILWAYS.' 162 124,603 1248,603 Het-year 114lf.year usual -7 os e.r endue mho; eadl Dee. 31, Jane 30, ')et.. 31, 1347. 16111. 1843. " The Mareme ofnod" eatouatimg to 21, tali, la principally doe to the debut of intik cm the mate end mast hoes, am the addititmel Lime is at premed of a comparatively itamoductim chanalsr. _ . .`lfeetatsapetam.ltMWfpr meant to 969611. "The peat raised= to the ergrary Imelda, expenses, which, for the per Wiper, ad mord to 24 per tae. en the receipts, will, it le lima ems great that ilwe moortioas lave been made* atmemy he departmset. priaelpsl saving W hem timed wake the Motet lammothepower The , - watt to the m ime aenaismption of eche, sad lie dimftlehePairt. The e ezpense of hemethe paver per 1111210 4111 60.1116 Mlle rem by t during the heft per Ys hese a• hew ea SA pair imam The dinettes Won they mop rats Mat wheereer rained. Is Ares la dr AgeeMe as hen by Mow* gay ratios et the deek orprriparti to deleehrels tic went et seen=d yam; al die amernip, a eseddrealle preperdeaet the arm r wrilkdo waking fame% mar Ihe beeded malminenee et way, Iseemetioe power, end sea* mil wears regales. have bee to reality enpreded Y lagrommenle ef the penmen wad rolling Mock. widtheeYameneiintetreMendsaq.rmsptied. la NAM= to the enemy werldeg a gam amewadeg beduied eepeeilemee yea; tor INA end the renewal et esdneatadt and pameaset trey. 'The doe ot then *gbh ea lie ge bibles surlyadopted by ntawayeoyaafr,rwiem diewpg bake attnbutege to original dear :milks or lanal et Meek. Tee di rector; however, are et *ohm that. elehmegb seek expenses may bra time have bent poops to digital, a line mug be drawn at maze rti aware - period Mr thearaiagal a railway, mime which does hat ease mem Ihe /mad at eatraordleary or froth isenanneg et aphid know and profitable oh hem not originally ovalimplated, mei be delbeyed out of current revenue. la ether word", OM a pedal moat he Inal at which the capital amount. la beleadared endued ; aadtheyhavesecordiegly framed the ammo et dr pest kall yor en the panel* at eemaider lag the capital seionet am demi tem the ormeamememe of the half year, at regards El mama set Indaded end estliested far la the matementetOdelier lent The net seat at dm meat ot romans amount for the half per le £162,590 Mired le appreprialled tor littered on lose capiul Far dirklead on peehreadal apital 16,200 1d£107,402 Availa Le a ble kir dividend on 4,411.6344 el ordinary capital, out of ankh the dire Mora remaintand a dividend of 24 6a. per ant., or at the rate of 23a per farmer S share, for dm last half year, amounting to £103,967 leaving a balance to the credit of the current bait year Of 1,423 --.£107,402 ,________.. a r This malt arrow eh say with that anticip a t e d in the gem. odobea Let, abasing for th e wh o l e year i s is a net biome aly & trot within a Flight traction it 4 per cast oa the whole g., capital earning revenue for that wid, or to 31. 10s , per atm. c ,,, - i; c d = capital, after p l o t ding tor into ras and p t a u 0 Taking the results d the whale per. es as to %Agate the Iran& lerittca resulting trots the peat iesse at tame in the two pa years, the proprietor. win Ind that the total ttoripta hp, e b bia 43,4084., aid the total expenditure 187,081., or 41 per cent receipts, which day be thus analysed 1 of W; Yer.rentse yes Ordinary working 1140,871 31 Defaces, Taxation (eiclustre e =mtez) 39,855 91 Renewals, to _- 8,161 It .. LONDON AND NONTN-WWITNAN.—n, dacctcre Wm. made • call of St. per share on the Grand J o ur:donalures.--trr. avonnell, the company's superintendent, has constructed via m cells a delieetometer, its object bring to test the deflexion 44 the rak under the "ts mpg% weigh of engines, sou the better to the the structural rrenen of permanent way. TZillittnUll AT Plll. —TLe trains now ?oft "I ts they do : do harafbotouttyhted.tereati, iiinthns:althisiummenktrati.orequzzitowiattierethwThialtroatheboungat‘jthee.munet wetweiwstaationLisibt: t r ,mis. A gr e at swing bridge bas been thr own acn e the ga y Mods talkmeas:thoir great water terminus. 800TH Dsvox.—The extension from Lain into the h eart et Plymouth wallops be ready for open. CULCHxaisa AND BTetra VALLXY.—Tbe works on this line are at last slowly approaching Sudbury, bein g v i t i lim aboit three quarters of a mile, sod as there are no particular manage pp mawakmmt. required, it 1* expected, as th e spring %dream. , a min the rapidity of the woW. It is reported the line will be op ea M3 June. The Bury Post says „ nom There is every probability of a contest between the railway pany and the ehareholme. i,; Stour navigation; the latter barium at the t Of lieTerel doh sands within the last law years. greatly improved the river, m at seem willing to shut It up, but to stand the contest. The mama terminus and station aril be in a very convenient .ite, not pure th o 200 yards from tbe Market-hill, and the entrance directly opposite New Inn. Watas.—That portion of this lice which CAW the scads between Llanelli , and Pendwey, maenad sea t' damage on Wednesday pe'nnight. Owing to the heavy mos s a us i blew inland, the tide attained • much greater height than that MI6 rated by the table, and the ma swept turionaly over the well Wm. testament, a portion of which was undernanM and swept goe s waves. The Masse dons in to Mr. Douglas's ea:tract, bat W. 7 posed that, owlets to the montage of the worka, le Is indenalial. Is massdered probable that alter the ensuing spring tiech only of that portion of the line of railway extending oar thaw s will be remaining. Another account states that the well ma set was. Scantly high ; the waves, therefore, washed over it, carnal away the loose used behind which the embankment Is formed, sad thuds pelved We wall, which is built at a great slope, of its support, malt consequently tell. A cross embankment wee also waked th 4. which allowed the sea to come up to the old iron bridge es r This is the reesad saddest of the kind that has mitred. The km: dati o n does not appear to be at all effect, d ; there'ore no darpr owl be apprehended m to the permanent safety of the railway. the h a y s of the tide at the time referred to was 21 test. The has sustained by these breaches is estimated at nearly 3,0001. DUBLIN AND BALPAOT.—It is stated that downwind have determined as making an advance to the Dublin and Belfast km lion line of 300,0001., the amount necessary to compl ete I t. The grow on s hich thissesistance is to be readered is, that as th e G rathatherli and Western of Ireland, the great trunk lite to the south, as tea actnauoodsied by the government with the loan of half a Milks, k would not be dealing impertially to withhold similar wisteria toil* Dublin and Be:iset, which Is the peat trunk tine to the bomb. THI LINE iITWICN DRBOHIIDA AND CASTLIBLATNIII Id to be opened ta month, and the result of it will be, that the Did. lin mails will be accelerated s i n hour end a half. PUBLIC SALES. AN. 18.—By Mr. Boriltre, at the Matt.—A site or fro be boldtwee IrrOlt Inerlithill 300 and Red Liun feel in length cad 76 feet Lt depth, iptp t n aphsetreet weet, Spitaidelds, and new ceetandeg 33 houses in had repahr let at rents producing 4761. lam annum, subleet to tams foes portion of the houses, and to had tea for the whole—sold tor 2,880 guineas. Four freehold houses in in-street and Doesstotreet, SOIL Gelds, let to yearly tweak, at VI. 12a. per annum-. 830 mime. Freehold cith ou e ase es ease ior tl 2 l " Fard yevs ip 's i,e l t ile:4 4 " a c t r i t:p c let ida r i es . 1. of SOO preemlura) —4160 ovum. Severity gazes in the Law Fire Insurance Society, 21. los. ;aid CS each sham-31. 13e. to 21. Ine. pet share. Ten shares in the Equity end Law Life Amirante Society, 51.pdd on each-31, fle. to 31. Ina pee share. ' Mr. Moons, at the Marc —Copyhold roadide pea*, Watford, containing house, ITIMADS, for. omermg a frontage of feet 3 inches by a depth of 183 feet, let, in consideration of pension, foe 431. per annum, subject, to a fine of one you and a halts rent as Flmbousea, Aston-terrace, Stepney, estimated mutual value ISL each house, and held for 77a years, at 31. Ss. each, fixtures Maluded. In lots-1,1801. Three housed- St. James-termer, Back.roael, filiadwell, let for M. per annum esch, held for MI years at 41. each, fixtures Included, lead tax redeemed, in lots-4301. Mr. Ditacort, at the Mart.—Leateholdhoutelaalbop,No. 20, Hampton-terrace, Camden-town, estiroated annual value 8.51.,twal for SI yi ars unexpired at 71. ISL-6401. Leasehold home and stable yard, IS, Wilmot-street, Bnisteklu. squat, let for 701. per annum, held for 44 years unexpired at 214- 4341. Learehold hove, Albert-street, Camden-villas, estimated anneal value SW., held for 91 years at 51.-2561. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANZ, JAN. 18. —The tape market has been very firm, with a full amount of bushes' done; kit Ws. West India sold in the private contract market. A considembie portion of the foreign offered in public sale rem bought in by the is. meters at very Mgt prices. Cuba Muscovado, Me. to 425. 6d.; Maeda, 375.6 d. to 42A 6d., duty paid; Brasil partly sold, yellow, 371, to 425. 6d., white 470. to Me., duty paid. Refined steady.—(hllse km cleansed Bd. ; good ordinary native Ceylon sold 3/e. U. About 301 casks Jamaica, chiefly of low mixed qualities, sold at irregular dos, but without spirit—!sloe has been in rood demand, and rather higher prices were paid. This article wears an improved appear armee. epaenlators have shown tome disposition to boy et the mond row prkma.-111181 The government matron be 20,600 pllono war tskea to-day by am house, the relic mt. transpinet—ltolaseas bays beta active, and an advance of hi me paid ; Amigos, Ms.—Cairo. : no SIAS reported.—Tidlow famine at 41s. dd.—Tca the demand has been limited today.—lndip: ter quantity already Malaria Ow Me sale on the 13th February, is 10,01 Mosta.—ldetals : spotter bee advanced to 151. to 131. 10A; Brithk tin has Maimed to 4s. per cwt. ; Lanka 136.; bars, file.; Bum nominal, bus. to ginger. partly sold, 21. 13s. to 91. 94. Bermuda arrowroot, sold, 9d. to la. Id.; Jamaica, sold, 7d. to 74 — Jute, partly sold, 151. ss. to I6l.3a—Car rope bought in, 101. ; car junk, sold, W. to W. la—Carcosout oil bought in, 35/. 101. to 401. Cutch, sold, KM—Senna bought in, ltd. --Gum kin°, sold, 545. to Mts. COTTON.—LiwiIiPooL, JAN. 18.—The merket to-day was 'gale dull, and the sake were about 5,000 bales, including SOI on spaulation. MANCHESTZII, JAN. 18.—The market both for clothe ancl yarns continual quiet, on amount of buyers having but I tile cue& dance in the •6•1111040 consequent on the rise of the raw staple, at Liverpool, welch they believe to be speculative and unsound. manufacttuars hold gem, sod seem but little disposed to concede, sad es many of them are still working to order, or to recruit stocks wake were very low In their own warebousee, their mile are running fall hours. The Greek buyer, are not operating to the 'ltem they eaw been, private Eddie* stating that the markets of the Levant are un steady and unsettled from a seertity of paper on kagiand, Ut ough last dates an Improvement was anticipated soon. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE.--MAILS. AWL DO& AWL POL ALL DOL OIL an. II Dublin..... Ot Holland .... 00 India e. doutl.. 0 Menos 0 Waterford a l l Flanders 0 ampton—Jan.l2 Ilsran. JanN 1 learashadee. • 2 trance...... 00 Do. Maratalks u 0 o In.baJan.22 1 Owsrn-IJets. 0 u Ltabon ..Jan 270 H 04.1 and llr U drool . Jan 33 n..bure.... Sidn. w. 04 Life: Jan IA ODADMOD, 18.—Arrived : Adonis, Giraffe, Rotterdam ;-• Antwerpen, Director, Antwerp; Napoleon, Cherbourg; Emerald,. Boulogne; Tourist, Oasis ; Progrem, dt. John's—Sailed: Albioe,. Boulogne ; Belfast, Galata ; Briton, Mauritius ; Cumberland, Oults ; Messenger, Genoa ; Vanguard, Barbados ; Agenoria, Sydney. The Sprightly, for Teroelra, has put back for ballet, having been ashore, and bad to throw her former ballast overboard. [AdVelliSelnellt..]—CUßE OP A DISORDERED STO /LLCM, WEAKNESS, AND GENERAL DEBILITY BY HOLLOWAY'S PULE. —Mr. ?alienate, of Stornoway, a retired °deer, who had spent mane yeses in worm climate ", was affected with a dis ordered stomach, indl gallon, and the liver complaint, which completely debilitated his system. In his endeavours to renovate his constitution he visited the various watering-places, sad obtained the advice of almost every European phtidman of celebrity, without experiencing relief. Under these circumstances Holloway's Pills were recommended to him, and. to the astacishment of all who had witnessed his previous suffetinge, he la restored to the most buoyant health by going through a regular course of this inestimable medicine. sold by all drugste, and at Professor Holloway's establishment, 244, Straod, London. BIRTH., BROWN.—Jan. 14 at the rectory, y. ld:lT:ford, near Hitchln. Herta the rife of the Rev. Y. N. D. Brown, rector of Icklefurd. dear of Anon. Hats, of a .on. CABPBELL—Jan. 14. at FAleburgh, the wife of J. A. Campbell, boo, of inveraw. Loebawe, of a tun. BB VALBEH.—Jan. 36, at lit. OwaraOoterrace. U) depart, the wife ce C. A. de Valmer. bag.. of a daughter. rill dolt HAIN ark—Jan. 14, at U Wtew, the wile of LaVi. E. E. "Wm. laud Wigblandere, of a daughter. RASKIN o.—Jan. Uat Langley Cottage. Fawley. Bouthamptoc. oll wife of ti he Her. E. f . Sodden. of • tan. II*CAUSLAN 13, at Bubtin, the wife of B. B. M'Cauelend, Keg., of a daaaktar. PYppa~luurl4 at the Hermitage. Ilitchin, Mrs. C. Z. Prime. of • dau6ter. REIM—Jan. U. at Gramtarraaa. Kentlab.town. Mrs. W. Bei& of tutli a r—. er iaat. 13 at Dublin. the wife of W. Roche, Esc.. of a son. MARRLIGE& IREDALL—COOPER.—Jon. 1I at All Sainte' Derby. by the Rer. D. Andante, J. linden. EN., Vauxhall. Loodon, to kgnma, woad daughter of Mr. I'. Door er, of the former place. 11111111ICIL—RE1D.—Jan. 16, at Rt. Mazy* Chaltailiam, by the RIOS Rey. the Lord Bishop of Lichfield, the Rev. 0. G. Gambler, Ceara( Cote. dt Aldan's, clonceetorthlro, only eon of H. Gambler of tiouthampton, and of Sharobrook, Bode, Capt. R.N., to Oakeley, fourth daughter of lath -Col. W. Held, of the Royal w kne ard lossen 0.11., F.H.0., late Governor of Darbadoes sod the Wind- Woo& 11t1.123-I.IOLLINBON.—Jan. 11, at Workap, Nolte, by the Rev. J. akar. J. Gyla, , of Appley Hood. new Pomba, to tiritt, "u 'eldest daughter of the late Y Collinear', of that place. LABROE—ALKUOYD.--Jan. 16, at Br adford, by the Her. Dr. Bar. net, William eldest an of T. Libra , of lieech-bill. Sinedlefe tO ßnaf ßered. 116 st daughter of C. LarrOga, lA., of lima Rata. PA &MY —BEN NEI T.—Jan. 16, at the Cathedral. Mandatar, Wk.! Rae. W. Wilson. M.A., view, Mr. J. Palm. to Mary Jane. GaUf .... of A. PALlL—Ell bes nall. H fian. 17, at St, PLilipk, Clorkeowell. by the Rev. T. Watson, J. D. Pacl, Ea., Strand, to bairns, only surviving daughter of the tate J. Ewan, kat. IMITH—PATERRON.—Jon. 18. at St. George's Church, Mr. Jamie Smith. Downs's Wharf, to E li zabeth, doughter of the late Capt. J. Potomac. LLit—ELLIOTT.—Jan. at Randwlek, R. F. Wells. Eq.. lay Atha, Finaboryausre„ to forth Sophia, eldest daughter of the MT. J. Mgt; MAL. loombeat ftsadwiet. - • DE AN DERBOI4.-Jan. 13, at Ullmann ATH& , Mn. Jain SOIL relict of A. Andenon, Req.. aged 63 CLIST , aN.-Jan. 16, at Walliminstow, Hannah. oldest clAughter of late J. CI nte% rart., aged IL CU aRTON.-Jan. 14. at Bream, flowhia, widow of the late R. Cut:. km. DUKK.-Jea. 14, at Moutreen Mrs. Duke. mother of Sir J. Duke, M.P., Lord Mayor, aged 94. 0 BART.-Jan. 13, as etawrica. Mr. J. Omit. aged 64. MERE.-Jac. 13, at Cilamow, Ass Pate.7l•oo, wile of W. Kerr. Em., Miaow. Lin Lk:JOHN/3-Jan. 19. at Ryde, LW., E. D. Littlejohns, Esq., alai ie. ranKIN.-Jan. 14. at Olsagew, Janet Denniaton, relict of A Facelift, Naq., lateof tee Royal Rank. Illsagow, PLAN T.-Jas U 3, J. 11worth all. Sandbach, Chnhire, BEBd i. 12. bail as hour after giving birth to a still-born Mild. Mn. Item wife of the Rev. D. Rem of Braintree. aged 3d. SCOTT.-Jaa. 12, at Birmingham. William. youngest sou of the late Mr. T. Saes, of St. Moroni's, Birebonot, aged 34. SW ITIL-Jsn. 16, at Mandstator, Yr. R. ft.hh, Litchureb-ternee. Printea ABAI publksbou by MILLIA* Xllla HALM. of 1 1 0. 1.0. 1, 1ro• street. la IltoCity of Lamiloc.. 97,ater. st the Oa oe. Loathard-olreee. IQ ILO pirsetz4 of Wbiteftiars.—litioar, JuleAklr 19.1541. 1411 I 159 I C 237,412 Ito THI7IUSDAT. lei 71 tit la. 41 w. I 12f11 41 . 24 1!?i {34 21d. 1141 9. la I. 'l4l LS A 21440. be II ltl Id. 11e 13 I 4121 qf aL vi iv "4 4P. 1513 d. 1 11 is "r _.:i~~ ... Al J. a T