The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-27 00:00:00

tho answers to them, obeerviag that, if say part of the *Whir 's awe wee rated sa any property bid in the gates% weeks, say argument on the other aid* is rapport of that potties must tail, es the Ism sd the husband si awl QOM MO an exception to the ✓oma lII* sad by set of padiamit Ile Prince was a:- eluded hem_ pray interest is the Gases% 'ripely. Ho neat road ths allilasits Bade ley tits Peon al admirs ia support of taw wallaik is the Wiese= Is the apart below, sad ohs pow hesia tits sousses dishrisais, and alidarits shads by than la smart al the maim to dismiss. They darnel that dis ihmostisa amataind in di* dears iatatra m rdii doss Ibsy was desirous ye _pdMisft. ea they Wins& The 14parr.1 :8 1 :1• 18 ip to me tioft_ot tiop court, when the brass r i r g re a sfay ailikasasillr. Rah, Mr. Warren, sad Mr. 8. Bssith an to Is• board is the semi aids ; and ties ssiidtoriaaarsi, ittliedeoriesersi, Ilsoissat Mahar', sad Mr. W. M. Janos, smell. loam the fleaCheandor of liagisad. Is a flowiase's CnaireT.-8•103 or CIIAILITT ISTATTIL • pstidsa was pressated slider Bir Summit Boodle's •st with mimeos to.eruh shanties founded at Bsverly, is the seamy of Leto stir. The pelltiss stated that there were fear mall bow, farming pert etas shanty, which were is each • ac e d stets that It weld prove non beneficial that they shoul d be sold than thstmasay siondo be borrowed for their matt, sad that • gaMilseess who was see of the harms of the charity had - sewed to give as each for the louses as Si. per eases, which would be non than the =womb' let Sw when psi into s proper state of repair. These fasts were cosibmied by risett.—Mr. Dickenson appeared I. support of the 'Elitism, sod esbusitted the sciecion to the wort whether it had to great the polities, sad whether this wild be = iltisil without • 194111111011 to the Modor, is consegaesse of as very small anima of the sharity, whisfielld sot exceed SRL per eases.—The VieeChase said ha bed no doubt Mat the evert had power to scats such as order if a t bees wood who was +Mimi' to aecept the M ell —S e order wee cessortestly wade, and wittiest a re loess. Is the Mader. Beene Vtre.Cheeseller ffidstt Benet. Howitaus e. CARL —AN 17ncta's IN ravines. This was a bill filed by a edam against her uncle, a Roman netball' priest. to have aimed set aside, as havinu be-n procured to be entisted by her, by the undue exercise of the influence whisk the dideWant, from his relationship to her, u well as his psoleed was alleged to have bad over her. According to the allegations ga t oa, of the lei 1, the plaintiff had, for many years, lived with her grandmother, the defendant's mother, at Preston, performing all the work of the house, keeping the accounts, and receiving her grandmother's roue; in feet, devoting her whole time to her grandmother's service. In 1842, the grandmother, then 77, execute d two deeds, and also made her ;ill. One of the deeds was a settlement upon the plaintiff of property of the value of about 9001., the other a settlement upon the defendant (who was his mother's heir-at-law) of other property, worth about 4,00 W., and by the will the de fendant was ermatituted universal devisee and lestatee. In 1845 the plaintiff formed an attachment displeasing to the grandmother, on whose account, however, it was broken off. In November, 1816, the plaintiff and the grandmother exe cuted the deed now sought to be impeached, whereby the plaintiff re.eonveyed to the grandmother the property which the latter had settled upon the former by the previous deed. The grandmother was they 80 and the grand-daughter 29. The deed was prepared by a solicitor who had never before been employed by the grandmother, and the bill stated that the plaintiff was improperly induced to execute it by the de fendant telling her if she did not she would go to the devil. The defendant by his answer positively denied this, and stated that the grandmother had required the re-eonvoyanee from the plaintiff, being latterly dissatisfied with her on amount of the want of attention, respect, and affection which she manifested. The bill also charged the defendant with having exercised nada' Influence over his mother ; but this ha also denied. Mr. Bacon and Mr. Frieling, for the plain tiff, sited " Dente. Bennett " (4 Myles and Craig, 276). Mr. 8 wanutoa and Mr. J.V. Prior, Seethe defendant, said that his character stood too high as a clergyman and a gentleman fee ewe a dame es wu now brought against him to be pemibly believed. There was nothing in the plaintiff's ease except vague inferences, from the absence of eePenes rather than from any tact proved. Fraud wee out of the question, and undue influence was equally go; for it appeared that the plaintiff fully understood - kw rigida, and acted of her own tree will. Moreover, the case fell within the sew of the Lord Chancellor's observations in " Olameott v. Lang " (2 Phillips, 322) where his lordship said " Under these cirecrestaaces, if the cam had rested there, I should have been very much disposed to follow a rule gene rally sated ape, and certainly founded in junk*, that where •to is filed, making a case of alleged fraud, and the fraud is disproved or not established, the wet will ace anew mesh a bill to be used for any sommihey ; beams the door of this court being always 'WS all of feud, it would be unjust, and much bs deposited. to afford any onosangemeat to smie sb 4hme by allowing a party to try the experiment of sad ow that ground ; and. if ft failed, to fall bask was ihr sea inferior kind of relief." As to the elestemelmes et the attorney bang em ployed for the int din ea the immesion to q uo it :Mr:tto have boon Os habit of the old lady to frequently er attorney; smiths' she always did so miter paying the bill ofcosts of any emearbas she bad employ ed.—Mr. Fres Hsi, in " Toon v. Peachoc: Atkins, 250, " Gann ' " (Ibid. 258), " Coe e. Pratt" (1 Vevey, 400), Harvey e. Mount "(8 Beaman, 439).—Tbe VienChaseeller, in the coarse of the argument, said the ease of hand, in the popular sense of the word, was not made out, sad that the question ad& spies whether the 'nega ting in the bill might not be Melded, it being clear that a bill might state two cams fir relief; but that if the ems had been pat simply on the ground of head, I. the ordinary mew of the expression, it wadi fail. At the semelmicm of the reply, hie Besswer sai leil l i ts would not diem et the ems at present, but slam* sessamseeded boa podia to ogres that a Gwen Medd be tame waiving, ea Ile plaintiff's part, every Implesties made is Ike bill, sod cementing oa the defen der re part to the pleinele hay* the proporty.—Mr. Swans- In said that the decree eight to slate that the plaintiff had lOoi to sake_ say ens.—The Vise-Chaseellor_ : The defsa int h the pleklirsimele, ad I eseessmeml ler le muscat to sr muesli, te hie partienlerly esesidering bh bly reepsetable awl hemsewable patios in sosisty.— Mr. womion: His repolialsa "Wald be free from say mis aessenstieu—The Viee-Chsmsellor : Let it be *wand as r isa ire rs , hat let the purity go to the plainta with the smut. That will be most for the advantage as well as the happiness of both parties.—The case then stood over till Monday to give aa opportunity of communicating with the defendant as to the suggestion made by the court. COURT OP QIIIIINM NINCII.—THTIIDAY. essuap b hineo. Tuna= e Ca•wisr.—liar sa lex Kuria s LIEN UPON TIER GOODS or • Tuixo PARTY FOR TER DIST or • GEIST ? This we an action in buyer which bad been brought by a oughmaker in Long-acre against the proprietor of the Norwood Hotel, to recover isomession of a carriage which the latter had detained for the debt of a Miss Jordan, who had been a R=est at his hotel. It appeared that in the year 1845 Miss Jordan, now deceased, hired a carriage of the pla;atiff for the term of three, sax, or twelve months, as she might require. Her arms were painted on it by the plaintiff, and she treat to reside for a time at the defendant's hotel to Norwood, taking with her the carriage 14I=. awl also a pair of kenos, the property of Meru Mrs Mile Jordan had remained at tie Norwood Hotel for *see seenthe,the deAndaut sent her away, as she was emelie le peg bee la, bat be detained the carriage and t alerwt of bee mermen, which we sold. The plaintiff ep ee the disdain t moral them to get back his being missassmfal be summed an nation against Canig gi WWII Wei Will M the sitliage am Raster Term, 1848, an vomited in a verdict Br the defendant. In the a aseMillaretiblground t essa tic hat an obt ni raid fen o lien on the seeds sf a third party for the debt of his Mut* QC. with whom was Mr. l'ir as ar. er dewed sane whist the ink, and ocateaded that men Whew was Mud to provide food and aunt medatim Air a pest, be \al • lima apes all kis or her goods Wei* la remiss emil ebtelael with the consent a,7 the swam. abash ehe power *IP helms to a third party. An imitespir was Belli ihr Iles hens ef the goods of his mil *wan be big a Bea era them. He would have • is waft Wee eirs tearfeller die its keep, rede had epee • right te deals • maybe became ewe was an num ineerrei die it. In cans of amp= a party an whose lead • bum might to tug weal& here a Hen upon the asheel ler the done Wheasly, QC., sod Mr. La" in support of rale. seised *et sakemer wee set bumf Is take in oTwitodY ts: s telA Mr. Anew Bong MI lig is a•wn that need allseilptertehemsaleaa prommeiseisn to ▪ pa or • poem iihma he_theoghe Nall not pg. Then wire now ides whhi Wag 11111 booth of who list in fas hioner had • ilia is the epee et • third paly.—Lord Dumas : Whole h the ilignes bowies& as lealviepr and the r i te l it l` ' W sohndliad that eai r• Yeses it wield be shod • =Matt ef meek*, that the merti si bilinpil to the odd himself ; bu t in do was • wag denlilld guitioa. The lama ginned ea behalf it the Madan hid did that thdr dime Ind moss he Woe that the eisrhge hin ges Pimp& to Mho Jordon Psalm her sus wire opus it; bni wen wig and kr piths to kin we re npsa hired conimge•—Lord Dwain, in delivering add that its lankier, was CaWhd parrally to sand, j d=lr goods of a pint Ise =ppm whiskho Sus it wee dos that the dishaline ed • right to desk wig pinisilsr Oleg kr Si this 'Skit he sight have la tweed if i he to gitiadmo la lashings bad • posh' li n e s iF e lhe gpis goal le was not noismary ir eas in fie pima ode, taps as there was as sew inis is le Si didsgest ia nip* of the ea:hp to goestles the dihedral hod • elsia igen it. B. was lime Julified ia babies 11, sal Obi rah at Madero be amenegeg.—Tbe rad elle horsed paps ex pired • dais ighisa.—liale dinhingsd. COURT OP COMMON PLEA/.—TarrsiDAT. litttass Dosse. VINCI= BMW, OP &ODOR •31D,1•1.—PVILIOLTION OP • WILL. Tbh woman Nat est M Clenemy he the ophde• ot seam. It appeared fist la die year 1794 the late Mr. band made s tedium& yea !Y VW. ass ddaiag s power at_ MpUiat et peepeety le los azered gm* power he late the. baba. fa tbe eh year la die 11641 me et Mr bribed, made • will The now was whither wM was asseatisa si he power owdeured by Me asttlemsal The bens et he power so lir is hey are miderial were "by Ida is be dped and }WOW premee et two vitamin." la the lonia et atleibilia d die het of Mre. hoboes will the meth were " aped and asaleil in the p!eesoce of two witamsee," omitting the word peddled.'—Mr. Melia, from the Chancery bar, submitted there had bens so publication of the will, and therefore no proper szondion of the power The abentatial fact in the publication of a will was where the testator informs the witaseses that the documest before them is kis will, and afghan wigs* imported such palliation had taken place lea—Mr. Hasehies, Q C., oho ham the Chancery bar, argued that the men foot of ezenting the will with the forms and ceremonies which sp. seared te have accompanied its sz.cstios amounted to pub ; and,therviore such will was a valid iszecestion of the power.—Mr. Malls ; wee afterwards heard is reply.— The seat took time to consider their judgment. Nodes was given that ou and after Bats:slay (this day) the wart will with weary sew trial, aad also that the earC sit ie bane she, Um, tram the 7th to the UM of nest Rath inclusively. BAIL COUBT.—Tiornamr. asap in seam.—neesee Mr. Janne Brie. Qua= OX TXX PRORICOTIOX 01 TIC GOLD CONITAXT V. HORATIO JRIINIXOII WAILRIN AND AXOTSZI.—ILLTGAI Taaneraa or TIM GOLDSMITHS' BALL Mama. Mr. Padden awl for a sertierari to bring up the depo sitions in this Gam, ad ales far a rale collies on the prosecu tors to show muse why the defendants should not be admitted to bail.—lt appeared, from the etsstements of the learned camel, that the defendants were silversmiths carry leg on Mangos Is Bath, and were now moaned in the gaol of that city ca a sharp of %reimposing the mark of the company from the goods on which it had boon originally stamped to • silver ladle. Htil to a onsiderable =oat had been offered and refused. The present imprisonment being previous to the trial taking place, was li aely to prove very injurious to the leshmes of the defend/seta—HU lordship said he re sordid the charge as cue of great magnitude, and almost amounting to forgery.—The learned counsel replied that it could only be considered as a charge of transposition.—Mr. J ustice Erie asked if there were any affidavits of evidence, which would be likely to mitigate the crime alleged against the defendants i—Mr. Poulden said he had not any ; but merely made the application on the grounds that the present imprisonamt impeded the Manna of the defendants—His Lordship said no application on such grounds could be granted, as it was very likely that patsies so situated would for& it any amount of bail in order, if pos sible, to evade a probable conviction ; and again, any person prosecuted Wilke make • similar application on the plea of injury to bWaess, if these two rules were granted. He would advise the learned counsel to take time to coesider if there were any aftlJavita of a nature favourable to the dr fondants. and then make another application to the court. As the affair now stood he should refuse the application.— Rules refused. COURT OP EXCHEQUER.—YurzaDAT. Nua Puri at Wistadaeter.7 . Were llr. Berta Rolfe aad a Middlesex Common Jury. SAWYER O. CoI.—PALM IMPRIBOXYANT. The plauttiff in this case. a veterinary surgeon, sought to recover eompensation in damages for an alleged alas impri sonment by the defendant, a livery stable seeper, in Con naught-mews, Connaught-square. Mr. Berjeant Elites and Mr. Paterson appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. E. James for the defendant, who pleaded not guilty. From the state ment of counsel and evidence it appeared that the defendant some time ago le some premises to the plaintiff, in which be had lett a quantity of horseshoes. In February last the de fendant, having milied some of the shoes, be gave the plain. tiff Into the custody of the police, who took him before Mr. ton, the sitting magistrate at lilaryle boas ; but se the tiff was then in a state of intoxication he was re man till next day. He wm,therenpon,removed to the sta tion-howl, detained there fur the night, and the next day again taken before the magistrate by whom he was remanded two days. Oa again appearing at the pollee court, the case was dismissed. Mr. lames contended that the defendant had reasoaable grounds for suspicion. However, as be had transgressed the law, the verdict must be for the plaintiff, but, under the eireinnetances of the case, he thought the smallest amount of damages would suffice.—The jury found for the _plaintiff. Damages 40a. ROTIMMLL 11. KALOWOXI.—FaumAL hers. This was an action under the Interpleader Act, to deter mine the ownership of certain goods muted by the Sheriff of Middlesex.—Mr. Atherton appeared for the plaiatiff, and Mr. Otter for the defendant. The ease did not present the slightest feature of public interest. The jury found for the plaintiff. Sittings In Banco. Tan Arroaxey-ORNRRAL v. WALLER. Dory ox This was an information at the iastanee of the excise de partment, for improperly using daty-free" bricks in the construction of bridges sad parapet walls. It was tried before the Lard Chief Baron daring the sittings after last Trinity Tenn when a verdict was returned for the de fendant. A ride for a new trial was afterwards obtained by the Attorney-General on the ground of misdirection, and that ride basing been argued last term, judgment was deli vered a few days ago as reported in the Express. —The Attorney-General & dreamed the court upon the subject yesterday morning, stating that be had been iaformed the rule had been made absolute for s new trial, bat that no intimation bad been sad* upon the principle upon which the question of liability for duty on bricks should in future be settled. The season for making bricks was now about to emamenee, and it would be of general importance that the law upon the sabieet should not be left in any doubt. So far as the crown was senesesed, he was much more anxious that the law should be eattled, so as to prevent any incon venience or = interluptioa to the trade, than he was to recover It was, therollms, dedrable that the court should stale the plod* open whisk the rule for a new trial was made alsostadm, on the alms of exams were at pre sent without any gilds how to set.—The Lord Chief Baron said theasnrt undeesSeedthst *thorned Attorney-General, in the course of the elgwmnt apes this rule, had given up a por tion of tho intim whisk he had origiaally contend.d w reps y able. Whit on the °due hand the defendant's counsel claimed exemption be. duties to an mint which was very doubtful. Upon that gramod the court thought that justice could be done may by a new trial, and therefore the rule was made te.—The Attorney-General said the farts of this cue wore ream imenpliostsd ; but he was anxious that the opinion sites mot as to the extent of the defendant's liabi lity shoal bs mosetaioad, so that the trade should not be iaimforod alsb = and that the excise officers should be pro. as to what bricks should be stamped as duty IL * , Ad& was dons by imprinting the word " drain " while big manufactured.—Attar a short coafecnice be tween the learned barons, the Lord Chief Baron said that the Attorney-General's application seemed to be so reason able that the court felt it their duty to consider the cue fur ther. They would probably give their judgment on the points on Monday no It. SECONDARIES' COURT.—Yasync.naT. Mehra Mr. aroomdiri James. NIILL O. ROBl.-1101111111VILL3 OARDF.Ne. This was an action to recover the suns of 61. The plaintiff was employed to light up Rasherville Oardens, of which the defendant was the msae€er. On the occasion of the Duchess of Kent's birthday in 1643, 1,506 additional lamps were lit up in the Banqueting-hall, and the 61. now claimed was La respect of them extra lamps.—The defence was that Mr. Rose was not the party liable, and to prove this Mr. Baron Nathan was called. He said that on the occasion in qun tion a grand bo , masque antifito took place in the Banquet ting.ho at his instigation, and it was he who gave directions for these additional lamps. —The Jury found for the plaintiff. PALACE COURT...zYsevaaAtv. Saxe W. Cowie, Wig. Tu RIO= or ATTOIXITS TO PRAOTIII IN TER PALACi COURT. Ups. the Judge tablas his seat Mr. P. Jacquet, Wormy of the eaperier marts of Weetaiaster, served Ma with • copy of a writ el meadstaus, wErr spos the judges to show twee why Mr. Jaegast shesdd set be permitted to practise as an atto= a s se the se Paia . 2...a Oesul k at e r rnis saa s s a e id ta h n e e &- eau bound to resolve the writ,=sheald — refuse the application. DAVIS.. BNEWDIO.—A MIAMI= CRNDITOR la this IMO the debt sad won had onewated to M., and the dellwant, la the rest pt of a pain at OM per annum, had beta enksed to pay the debt sal esols by quarterly in stalments of 24 Ile had paid two quartsrenamsaily, mad being in wear the Christmas. quarter phial, prayed his semaittel.—The dehadant's wife pointed a ease. e ear =ditdid Minden was entned to lb bat with to had that he wee got spats* to survive. She added that they had ea 'ensile en sad a inghter in the last step et wasuandea, to lappet out et bee hus band's aued bad not bees the able to pay thstatene bwaineat. —TM after hewing above prayed a sewnitti.—Mr. lawn% the deputy Ablo. till tary, refesed the spoliseenn obilintMat the set ef perila neat sever esatempisted eissog • mast to for sea t oast eashelremantaaste whew, sad rut order the natter to renda is Amass. W HITECHAYRL COUNTY COURT—Tanuanay. RAN Wr. Serysiat Judge. Rowse .. Ilwroannsos.—LininUTV or CAB Paoraz- SUMS TOR Ta BAFITY or PROPRATT IRTRUFTID IN TIER wain or TIMM DRITIRa. This w e. sa anima brought by Mary Howes, a serves; spied Mr. William Hatoliseon, a sib proprietor, it the on of M. Is. Id., the value ef a Pon sad in sea. Wan, erty of the *MIL • few weeks slaw lie minted • sab for the pupa of ranwing her eni alled a ash benaging to the defeedan, when deborplesed two wank% antalaing skim sod ether =pea the rest et the an. Oa waning her deed- Omni ow of the imb to be nag. The delling s ra reply to the sharp, asateaded that be was ast sogenible for the ens of his driver, who wee not eseployed as his sweat, but ealy hired his an. The driver win ealled, who PIM that ea ilea riding was plated round the sweet the ash in the or preventing trunks PI pais Wag cane ealr g ralbejonnay sone thieves nest bens awned pea the pings at the beak of the ash, sod lilted the Pink dews est - with it.—Mr. jont of the how the driver w Ser as —4allier 4Vir—The dellning : ionstinen be tele. hone lb., awl swasdans what be an—Mr. lkirjeant bleaseii le had adsaveared osserlida if the driver by the dinieat as a unsay es whether he riyMirisab lbws woe some dean shoat that paint, at logbook* Ow the. sande the Wasik of that ROM; MEd bikes that the nine was seiployed by the de faina se bit mown He seaddsred swim was rasps infer the mow ef thole Nevins, and he Pail ender the Miming% pay the4l.7m &L, with own. KIDDLIIB2I 81811ION13.—Twarmar. Barre Mr. laj.Aderos. °mane-Horn PIOSECUTION. C. Pries ownesiered to take his trial, upon en indictment found plea Ida and oth.u, in this early part of last year, charging his with haviog, with miens ota.r persons, lupe THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY a sommos paint home, at 301, Coveatry•stmet, Leicester squarit.—The peeseemer, Jetta Bond, of No. ltl, Amadei street, Squad, seed the mart to permit him to eciaduot the ease against the iielbsetast. Ile was allowed to call and ex amine the wits's!" hat met te Mares the court or the jury. The wltAimegisami deeketed that they NM utter strangers either to em deleadsut or to the bonne t and they did not prow say Mt to emeet the dekodeat either with a stare la the otaaegentot or tie pelts of the heat in gamin.— Mr. Seed elrengly aomplained ef the condnet of the witnes ma, as be tem sum that if they spoke the Muth, sad told all theylmargAbeeess would be rally and Meetly made out against Shatillelhadast. Instead of tieing that, however. he, Kr. Deed, weld _snare the court they had ernamitted paltry.— The learaed Judge said the mart could not help that. There wee no evidence against the defendant, and the jury taut bed him not _ gulliy.—Verdict accordingly. Ten CASINOS. _ _ C. WoY, T. 041;11, B. Fricif:lore, 0. * waverHainsley, sad A. Lima, appeared to waver an indietmcut, ehargiug them with allowing mimic and dancing at a piece calLd the " Salle de Valentino," in Leicester-square, the same not being licensed, and Janes l'abass surrendered to answer a like ebarge with regard to the " Parasoium Rooms "I. Saint klartin'olane. It was arranged between the parties ea either side that the trials timid stand post poned, and accordingly they stood over. Yesterday the court went through the ceremony of sitting at Westminster] Tres Cum or rim Roy. H. C. Bn.z.sas._ It will be remembered that the original bill, charging this reurad gentleman with an indecent assault upon a soldier, was ignored at Clerkenwell, in conseinence of the non-up pursue of the prosecutor, who it afterwards transpired was at the time under confinement for stsconduct. The court on Meads y last gave permission for the prosecutor to prefer a fresh bill. as the reverend defendant was anxious to have the whole matter brought to trial, and the prosecutor now went Ware the grand jury to give evidence upon the second indicating. He was under rumination by the grand jury about twenty minutes. The bill was again ignored. Mr. Bond, the prosecutor, in the case reported above, ap plied to t h e court to order an attachment to issue against ca taro witnesses. who committed contempt of court in not an swering when called upon their subpoina. After some con sideration the court decided that it had no power to grant the application, and Mr. Baud left the court, vociferously protesting that he could not get common justice. POLICE. -YUTZ&DAT. GUILDHALL—Roseanne root[ WMIIIEOI36E3 IX THU CITY.— W. and Elbrobith Burt, C. Initcher, and J Lee, were charged, the two former with reosiviog, and the two latter with being conceence with six others, now in Newgate, awaiting their trial, in stealing, a large quantity of goods, the property of MOW,. Wood, ut Waling street. — Oa a former occasion flrolOoCll was taken against the BUM, but it was necessary for the ends of justice that it should not obtain publicity.—Mr. Ballantine, for the prosecution, said it might be in the recollection ot all parties who penned the police reports, that an extensive system of robbery had been dissevered, from which the warehousemen of London were the thief satinets, they having been robbed to a most serious extent by their servants, and the goods purchased by par ties who, from their respectability, were heretofore above suspicion. Since the committal of the parties at pretest in Newgate, a servant, under sentence of transportation, had made a communication to Messrs. Wood, and given such iaforniation as resulted in the apprehension of the tour prisoners at the bar. This servant was F. Young, who said that he had been in Messrs. Wood's eth plc meat for about 18 months, and was convicted end sentenced to transportation for robbing them. He commenced den; so six months after entering their ser vice, and both Whaeher and Lee were there, the former ea head porter, and the latter as carman. He otten went out in conjunction with Whitcher. He was first concerned in stealing 63 yards of printed drugget and about 40 or 60 yards of bane. He woe assisted to peek them up by a man now awaiting his trial in Newgate. They were packed up in the cellar. The man now in Newgate took them away. The prisoner Whitcber *sleeted them from the stock in the cellar, and was present while they were being packed. No thing took place between him and the prisoner, but they proceeded to Burt's house, when Mrs. Burt took in the goods, and about 41. was received at various times. On one occasion He. Burt was present. He received 25e. or 26.. out of the proceeds of this transaction. The next robbery was of 100 yards of flannel, which he took to the Axe Tap, Al -1 derinanbury, and received from Whitcher either 11. or 265. He next remembered four square Kidderminster carpets which IMO returned from a customer, when he gave them to the party now in Newgate, aid saw them afterwards in Burt's shop. He received 21. Be. for them, and it was shared be ' tween him sod the man in prison. Whitcher waa not then present. With respect to the prisoner Lee, witness knew of his taking table-coven four or five times in a week for the last 12 months. Witting received money for Lee and shared it with him. He was convicted for stealing a drugget and hearthrag, which he sold for Bs., and gave the money to the prisoner Leis.—lnspector Howard deposed that, with respect to Bart and his wife, from inhumation he received, be di rected en Aker to watch the premises, and eventually he searched the house and found 13 pieces of canvas, four pieces of drugget, three of baize, two table-covers, two back log, one haw*, four sheets, 11 carpets, some serge and India matting, the moot of which Mr. Wood identified. At the residences of the other prisoners there was also a gnaw City of property Smad.—The prisoners were remanded until Thursday next. BOW-STRlET.—Bmmot.sxca.-31r. Jardine received the remaining half of a tot nen from " R. 8.," for the poor box, to be acknowledged in the Repress. WORSHIP-STREET. Egeneotirrcu.— The second hall of a 61. note (the first part of which had been previously I transmitted) for the poor-box, was received by the magistrate ostler the initials " B. E.," who requested an annoance meat of its safe arrival in the Express. MARYLBBONR.---Tinnella Me MI GMAT WISTERK RAILWST.—R. Frost, a guard in the employ of the Great Western Railway Company, was charged with robbery.— J. March, chief guard in charge of the goods train from Bristol to Paddington on the previous morning, deposed that while proceeding from Bath t 3 Chippenham, the prisoner had taken his place in parts of the train which it was not usual for guards to occupy. Witness searched his basket and found therein some habitahirts, a child's robe, and • quantity of satin neck-ties. After the train had started from Slough, witness asked prisoner what he had which did not baba' to him, when he begged that he might be allowed to destroy the things alluded to, which he admitted be had taken from • box. He told wit ness that he might keep the article.. He afterwards fell upon his knees and begged that nothing might be mentioned respecting the matter, as it would be his ruin, and when within a mile or two of station, and while the train was going at the rate of 16 miles an hour, he threw himself out Into the road.—Mr. Collard, superintendent of the company's pollee, said prisoner was dreadfully bruised, and he had had a miraculous escape.—From the other evi dence gone into no doubt could exist with regard to the pri soner having abstracted the article* found in his basket from a package which was delivered at the station at Reading. In the prisoner's room was a pistol, which he said was in tended for the guard March, and no doubt could exist with regard to the intention of prisoner beiag that of taking the life of the witness March.—The prisoner was remanded till Wednesday, bail being refused. A Mimeo inviums Turee.—G. Mortimer, not more than 12 years of age, was charged with robbery. On the previous day Mrs. Damergue, a lady, reeding in York plea, Portman-square, • ent into the shop of Mr. Hutchin son, a broker, in Crawford-street, to pay . a bill, and laid down upon the counter her purl., contemns between 121. and 131., in gold and silver. The prisoner slipped in after her, sad, catching up the purse, ran off with it. Mr.. D u . reargue and others pursued his and he was captured with the pow!" in his newish:in. The primmer was remanded. THAMES.—MIIIDIR DI lurrxD Tax Yaaas Aoo.— Patrick Dowling, • sergeant of the Irish constabulary, pre sented a warrant authorising the apprehension of J. Began, charged on the verdict of a coroner's jury with the man slaughter of a person named John Sullivan, In the parish of Null, county Cork, on the 29th Apr il , 1839. The poi soner, who was placed in the dock, was immediately handed over to the custody of the officers. The perticalan of the case have already appeared in the Express. LAMBETH.-01011117/ITZICIIIIT.-0. Cook, the con- 1 dinner of • Peckham omnibus, was charged with misleading I Miss Hatton as to the dalinalim of his omnibus.—On Wet moday week, Ms Baden get late the defendant's omnibus in Greseehmeh4leest, mad tell Ile delisdaat at the time I she was sofas he MI set say his vehicle was =that Airlines. On eithisa at the Sias's Arms, rye, the iady was kid by the defendant that the kid& did ail r~ser. and she had to get oat and walk fa the km said, sod sok, upends of half • wile en • lonely read, so SM she get wet threash.—The defames est up was that no pre dia lad beam made ea the part of the dedindeat to take the young lady to Nunhood, that the =bag's Anal wee the Imel deetisation of the emaibes, sad NM. ilielfeeres take=ad.sasiatt - was not um bibbed. It wee thee " N Cemetery " was painted on the emnibm fa larg e characters. but it was cos teaded that the wend near '•, &in small letters, justlied the Memos et the rm Biwa is mid OM me lie steentes mi `' the cosenmenee. be ailed et the delmdaat's neeelree. and Mr. Drew reseed mach re that the delsodent disald have refired eo take a lady to kis Ism% end I then eared to take no mottos of theat affir molded the A deibnimi spologised to the_ .lady b this le Waled to de. Paw thee. he, Captain Hamilem, MING& ea banilleg slab: Xr. Drew, mpreming a hope NO he wadi est die la his velkka.,Ths eggs ig r as i N et by the te the lady eel the mule. and Kr. lag sgidlig ressammaded that '' km." the weeds et " half a alb hem " the =hoed theasesey. simahl be *Mad as the whist& MONEY MARKET. Pamir EVIINING. The funds have been in rather remarkable to-dat a : l a n :dad was generally antic' among the • dealers yesterday, and so referred to under this bead this morning. Console have been purchased freely up to 911, and other stocks moLtionately, say fell per cent. above yesterday's rates. Bane extensive sale operations in Ex chequer bills, kr the pp of the re-investment of the proceeds in or other securities of the same more permanent nature, attracted the attention of jobbers and speculators, and be said to have materially contributed to the rise in prices, as, in the usual course with such sharp and skilful dealers, they took care to lead the market, so as to make the buyers for investment pay somewhat more dearly for their stook than perhaps they had calm- JANUARY 27, 1849. lated upon beforehand. This exchange from one public security into another is to be explained principally by the fact that the bills so realised for the purpose of replacing the proceeds elsewhere, were of the class falling due in March next, when, accord ing to all reasonable calculation, the rate of interest upon them will be reduced from 2ld. per day to 2d., like the June bills; or, supposing Console to continue in the same ratio of progression as for come time put, it might seem not stall impossible that the next renewal of Exchequer Bills should be proposed with a reduction to lid. per day. A Chancellor of the Exchequer would only be 'no glad to be able to effect and bout of such a sa ving of interest in the budget to come. With such a ries of prices as to-day has been wit nessed, the Bank of England Directors cannot do otherwise than congratulate themselves for not having assisted or created it by any . such movement, as was confidently anticipated, in making money more entl still by a reduction in their minimum rate of interest. That in so refraining, under rather strong temptations, they hare judiciously de cided upon general views of their own and the public advantage, will scarcely be disputed. In any case, the prudence of their management has been rightly appreciated abroad among the more highly-placed and intelligent mercantile community, as has been shown from the tenor of late continental &deices. Reduced Threes left off 91; to 1. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 92; to 1. Lorg Anduities, 8/ to 15-16. Bank Stock, 195 to 6. India Stock, 243 to 3. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 455. prem. Incas Bonds, 48s. to 50s. prem. South Sea Old Annuities were sold at 89, the New at 893. Foreign stocks were generally well held, but except is Mextcan and Spanish without much business. Mexican lett off heavy at 28 to I, in consequence of the disappointment experienced from the unsatisfac tory remittance from Mexico for dividend account. Peruvian were 48 to 50, with little doing. Buenos Ayres, 25 to 7. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Chilian were quoted nominally 90 to 2, but difficult to buy, accord ing to the brokers, at the higher rate. Spanish Fives, 151 to 16 ; the Three:, 281 to 9 ; Passives, 31 to 1 Portuguese, 27 to 8 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 494 to 50 ; the Fours, 78; to 3. The dealings in foreign exchange were quiet and of very limited extent to-day, with rates generally rather lower, which may be attributed in part, perhaps, to the non-arrivals to-day from abroad. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.24 to 1; on Rotterdam, 12.21; on Antwerp, 25.65 ; on Hamburg, 13.11; ; on Frankfort, 1211 to 1; on Petersburg, 36; to ; on Paris, 26.55 to 60—(at short, 25.321 to 35) ; on Vienna, 11.28 to 30; on Leghorn, 32; on Naples, 40 to 1; on Madrid, 48; to 1; on Lisbon, 51 to 3—all at three months but as otherwise exp The Bank of England avenges for the week end ing the 20th inst. give, u comoared with those of the week preceding, the following results : armistice twos .522,270,37 Clrealatioa Wive 18,828,433 peaky dipedie ...... 3,671,148 Decreue 297,141 Other ampulla Ooreeimist wmarltles is awing p eplum , I was without alteration. Odor morlOos 10,322,147 Oda and ilallioe Seem day and other Ws 1,131,128 TY NM 3,481,432 —.. Inagua' 23,271 The reserve of notes in the banking department was at 9,641,9401., in decrease by 282,4951. This de crease would arise out of the continuous payment of dividends, for, as will be seen, the " other " or bill se curities, in the banking department, were in decrease also, so that the discount business of the Bank was still without improvement. BANK OF EN OLAND.72I . ccoo ir for the Week imam Jae. VI, 1619. IVOR DZIPAILTNINT. lots booed D3,270,373 f OUTOMOXIIi Debt-- 411.015,100 Other Soeurltioo...... 2,904.900 Odd Coln and Banks 13.T6 .3U3 £34270.376 5D3.270•373 =Mom' MIAMI . •••1,14,65.3.00u I Government &0u ttlee 3,40.432 (Includ. Deed Weight Pubi Annuity) ...... 3313,621954 Facheq., rhv.Hardm Other tioeuritles Commis. of National Notes Debt. sad Div. Amin) 301.140 Gold wad Silver Cstn 77t1.176 Other Ikpcnita 11.727,517 Eienm-dayandotheglitLa 1 • 131,121 5 34 . 364 • 21 7 e th r r: 2l7 . MARSHALL. Otdst Jan. 25,1849. -- ----- -- ENGLIBII FUNDS Beak Stock. 196 6 Isdis Bootie, ender MAO. 49 7 60 3 twr Ct. 110. Aim, 91i 11 South &.s Old Anne., iti 3 per Ct Cows Ansi., Mt l l3 1 Ditto. New Aiwa. SI New 3# per Ot. Anus., V 2 # # O_. ter A aefilil 1111 ; I f Lon kanalitee. exp. Jae., 6, VA. 2".15iu 246 , 8115-16 ila s i , iit. Jun eB946: Ditto 3.0 Your, exp. Jan. 6.1888. Dlteo, • 1b41.. March, 43 2 ; 2d.. a ails I Jun. • India stock, 344 Ditto OEM, Match, 45 3 6; India Boodo. tl.OOO. 48 80 2d.. Jam 4649 POEEIGN 6 per Ct. Brazilian Bile., 7919 6 pr Ct. Buenos Arra 114 a, 26 3 per Ct. Chalon b& 60 2 6 v cr o CL A :t ms. akaalB46o69 . 2 1 1 6 6 a 6 per Ct. Peruvian Bda. 48 6 per Ct. Port. &la 13 per Cie.). 262 4 per Ct. Portyingas &D.. 27 Ditto An*. 172 FUND& per Ct. Smith BiL., dir. from Nov.. 1840, 10 Ditto, Acct., Jan. 31, 16 154 per Ct. Spanbh Pumice Has., 34 3 pry CL thonbh Bch, Ditto, Acct., Jan. 31, Zia 28 per Ct. Dutch Lich., 12 Outl.. 4 0 4 Der t.t. Dutch Certif.. 784 Ditto, Loa.. Jan. 31, 784 ) STOCKS ABRIIALL ahr Ailimoshi. rAils. Jas. a. eyr ir . 3 per Cents ' emu 41 - 4 6 Do. 6 Do New Lean 76 76 US .0 48 Do. Do. .• OD I HP P.m:bangs isa Lehi= ; N Anti 26 321 rodi ; 90 dsys.l6 226 mg: Belgian 1640.... 111 Maw. NICAN SARUM. D o . ise ;in I Rada Loan_ 1 0: De. 3 • • • Do. la .. . Bank ribarea.. ' _ HAIIIICIO. Jas. 22....111D0T0TWZ1 Five per Cents., la> 103* : Prundan Five ye. Cents., 101.4 1004 ; Certif., 966109,, Ditto. P: Le h Loun, 891 ; Ditto, In Certif., 91* ; Polish Four per LenU. : 68 ; Belehin Twoander Half per Cents., 44 ; Danid•Loglish, Ml* 66 ; Ditto, shame, 86 ; OWIIOIII Four per Cents., 96 ; Ditto. TranaPaft Loan, 93 ; Norwegian Pour per Cents., 95 ; Spanish V 114: per Cann lArdindn'Bl, 83 ur Ditto Three per Costs. (Inland). 13 183 ; American 81.1 per Cents., 10311x26. Exchanges: Berth), Jan. 23, three mouth., 6.26; Jan. 1;', three months, 6.20 g ; Petersburg. Jan. 12, three months, 33 Stockholm, Jan. 12, ninety 114911 L 12.24. Arerataar Jas.73.—Aco. Debt Tworuidorlialf per OWL, 44~96 ; Ditto, Three par Canto, 66: 69; Ditto. Four per Cent s. 76d. Exchanger: On London, 12 ; two maths, Ifambwe, 34.93; two months.3l.Bl. Park. 6 6.93: two mouths. 56.63—The gement tone of the Bourse wan very farourable. The inland fund., In which Mere were a great assay tramartions, were In demand at a filcher 1ri.36. There were • great maws purchasers or Portuguese funds, which owe 6 per cent. The Itumlan were also plead at • higher exchange. Austrian very Beans, Jaw. 23.—Foreign rdiellabielL On London. 616 Barn' burg, 151, 154 ; two months, 1504 1508 ; ram, 814, 81 1 6. VIMPXI Jay. 15.—Firs per Ceuta.. 63 Your per Cents., 69 ; Beak mare, ufo. MEXICAN BONDS. The Committee of Spanish American Bondholders have received the foliating advioet from Mexico : ----- . (hem Mam w lismilag sad Mackintosh, Mesh% Dec. IS.) We bet to trammit yea espies of two ommementions, dated (et la sad New SS. seirewse to the Minister of limace, the former Moab* exel d year whet Aug. 9to Bow Men. and the latter =2 he reielatiewmased at the polder waling ot the bond. se e d hierwing Opmeimeat et the appointment of Mr. Itobsrlesa m a smell eimmimiener, he aim with a/mime, to re. preemie awl Wins Me MOM Mlles %embolden'. In both of these soles yea eel theme het we hest repeated and onefinned, in the memner, he made in your city. Under date of sth relrracksirew lethem asoununioations, in an °Brio," of Meta we alms makes yes • mph wherein it is stated that the con bee removal to Itself *, mimiss right of disposing of the indimmity money. The November mail hue just arrived, bringing us peer lonises of the let Mt, with he meant enclosures. the YattOOS embele et which ham beta attentively noted, sad will be ts in our amt. re (gt Moira Manning, Macidneosh, sad Co, Vas Crue, Dee. 16.) The (leeks cm Imports far the month of November Dols. C 11121000 t to 243,000 0 To which if you sad those from July to October 758,000 0 Ton will tad the Octal to be 1,001,000 0 So that the twedboMers* proportion of hales to Nov 30 was. 0 0 Deducting from this amount remitted by us to N0v.16 M 61,610 ,200 B3 These spread, rentalned tor remittance • be law Whoa ties Maid amount that remained for collectim 136,683 13 laressemdel Me dividendsotimport duties skew was 191,619 66 3,13071 'he annum et =the Feminism Medlar (tutees to whisk the bondholders we aided seemme mid over in this city the wire they emeaseed thssetentry, wMcb we me nt i on tor nor'° Americans teat. )y the TeMetwe hem dipped Swab eeMent 19,146 MM. 5Se, bibs Iheinekik etibe alliMemes me& sp to the lab instant. Mr. S Ohm AM . wait dMe Imagime emsuat at the lista advisee Mae be lesd shipped Mb. The esnmitsee have also received the following from 31A111/. JOB lieleeider led tie. lethea. haa 11. ISIL-1114—We bee to searia for ths banattaa tithe awaken et lardek-Aaidees that we Ma esiehal by as mallet& salved bib ef il t a te the mar. neeleasi were tal at Vas Ores of be maw etas Il is dhallai d IheZeire isle-eft: MU tab. SU ben Vera Cm; Il dela boa ArAl. farther, a pay ment tea Kama Menai ail male lime this day, of Ulla tee. ed., Wag eteetekeleet el eta ee. te. received by Iheat ea the Imo ememet. We Re., Rout ilcatisfaut eel Oe.-0. B. Itelime.lls.„ IL.P., ahrtheta, &a RAILWAY NEWS. FRIDAY. The share market has been extremely good, and, indeed, with rather too much of excitement perhaps. The main canoe was, of course, the extraordinary im provement in foods& values. MIBCILLAII3OIIB NRWS.—Tita Haurrott Coma Beane er rem Lamm AND Wore weerike.—'Hi plume fatui ties Noe et the Imam sad South Welters le teet amplesd end note he epseme. It is • MY sad a halt he sek*dieste ell teem the nits Ham II Mu me a Ode Move earib we* et cete sostioteaa naliaiment et le 11. la sem paterltpee skew Ms le be epees. en I nn sepeelee te be hmeelve WM. thi mei kw. elm ewes hem the eevetuseet Nemo Ihet Mae pans am* ilk limpleatbart. Mariam, lobe the imams a ay IlraWebelee deeha, eel se seal make balk. Weft, Pifiklagan: pew a Nee leash Thee vie ettodescrit ale le no es ewe. Nil Ths Wipt 0 1 atea mill arib i =ildri he le.U. at 14ortiteatt.lapt. Laws, the late saperlataadeat Win sateniel by Yr. Thasopeon. of Lincoln, who las bus Ilepeilied Mord meneger at the goods department, and Mr. Denis- Ot UM*. to the amegtosat at the pampa trade. It la stated that the interest on the paid.up calls will not be a and that the company poems powers under their acts of parliament to nem sallehntsh rew. mosey to sonstruct the entire line without 'mules prehreese MANONISTNIt AND MATLonn.—Tho works on this line are priessin steadily. That portion of the line near Matlock, me sh dimly of tunnels, is In a Nate of great forwardness, and the fm the bridge Intended to fonts • cosamunication between the Mathek Bah ir anon and the village, will be complete In a week or two. The recent contract, Weeding from Matlock to Rowley, is in active operation, the works being already in progress of forma tion at tenor a dos 'n &threat points, so that the Inhabitants of Mat lock Bak entertain hopes of the Vas, es hr at least as Matlock, being opened (arty In the seise. LIIIPSIC AND DianaiDimi.—Receipts for the tallith of December, 1818 (34,3t8 passengers), 44,493 haters. UPPER 81 L alums —Total receipts fur the year 1848 (37 . 5/arreengers), 693.797 (being en lacrosse of 81,197) thalers, coo with the precedins. 113114 k AND ULOGON g ITZ year --Reeeiote front Jan. 1 to Nov. 30, 1848 (1,012,322 ) 2 _1,073,2:9 gonna. VIRNNA AND 111:CIL—Booripto JINNI Jaw. Ito Nov. 30, 1848 (110,743 pessengers). 131,739 Sothis. LINZ AND kit:TOWNIE —Recupto daring the year 1848 (14_,877 paseitgera), 209,153 florins. LINZ AND OKUNDEN —it.ceipts during the year 1848 (141,818 passenger.), 250,70 E florins. BUSINESB OVTFIE ENSUING WEEK.—(Vrean Railway Chendete.) Maertsoa.—Bolton, Blackburn, Cl'them and West Yorkshire; Vela 2, Blackburn, at 14.—Dukbahenish; Jan. 31, Amsterdam.— East Lancashire; Jan. 31, Btry, at It—Edinburgh and Northern ; Jan. 30, Edinburgh, at I.—Loadon and Greenwich ; Jan. 30, Coleman street, at I.—Midland • Feb. 13, Derby, at I.—North &affords ire ; Jan. 31, Stoke.upon:Treat, at 2—Paris and Konen ; Jan. 31, Pada at 3. _ . _ Csisa-Aberdeen-21. 15e. on the 6 per tent. preference shares, due Jan. 27. Suekinghamehire-a. on the original and IL On the extension shares, tio h due ; Caledosibut -21. 10a. on the 121. 10s. &WI% due; Cork and Bandon-11. is., don; Demerara-21. 10s. due Feb. 1; Eastern Count es-9/. on the Northern and Nut. ern new scrip 5 and 6 per cent. shares, doe ; East ern Union-2!. 10a. on the B" shares, due; Fleetwood, Preetoo, sad West Riding Junction-10e., due; Glasgow and Ayr-21. Ins. on 'he preference share, due, and 21. 10s. on the half shares No. 2, due; Great Luxembourg-10a., due; Great North of England-101. on the 401. shares, due Feb. 5; Great Southern and Western (1.) -21. 10.., due ; Iri-h South-Eastern- IL, due; Leeds and Think-U. on the preference quarter shares, due Feb. 1 ; Liverpool, Crosby, and S.nathport-21„ due Feb. 1 ; Loodooderry and Coleralne-11. 55., due; Luodonderry and Ennis killen-21. Ira, ; Manchester. Buxton, and Matlock-10e., due ,• Manchester, Sheffield, and Unmans/Are-51. on Great Gtimsby stud Sheffield 501. shares; 21. on Great Grimsby and she/geld 2. , /. shares ; 1/. ss. on Crest Grim•by and Sheffield 121. Its. shares ; U. lOs on Sheffield and Linooln.hire 251. shares; St. les. on Sher field and Lincolnshire Extension 251. shares; 24. 10s. on Grimsby Dock shares; and 11.55. on Sheffield and Manchester eighth shares; all sue Feb. 5; Mold-21. lea, due; North-Western-11. 5e., due Jan. 31; Northern and Eastern-91 on the scrip SOL sham, due ; lending, Guildford, end Reigate-U. ISt, due; ohroinhlre Union -11. on the 204. shares, due; South Staffordshire-IL, due; South Wales-51., due; South Yorkshire , Doncaster, end Goole-11., due; Stirling and Dunfermline- V., due; Vale of Ninth-24 doe ; Wan. r lord and litlkenny-a. 10e., due Feb. 3 ; York, Newcastle, end Per. wide-51. on the No. I shard, due ; and 5/. on the No. 2 there., due. Taakorms Booms CLOPtII.- Kelton, 131 &burn, Clasen and West Yorkshire -WI Fob. 2. Lot Lannishire -till Jun. 31. London and Grengifteb-till Jan. 31. London and North Western-till Feb. Id. Feb. I. North Staffordshire-till Jas. 31. North Union -till Feb. 16. THAFYIO.-Worts NON Jm!„.1.1 Belfast Ballymena MAL, Lane...a L'holl Holton.ltlaelt. Claregite Dublin & DrogiteJa. Dublin k RWawau. Dyad. Pih.tAbdu.J a. E.Oosmties s Norroi., y..►arn tNi9n... kdiribt7rie - s uwg.. 1 : 1"12 = 14 & &Yr. G .l tg . o . rth Pa r ia til G .L n ta . s. Oreat tith. Wu 4.11.) Oren Wedeln .. Kochi & 1821] UM& I 276114 637: , - ?.464 , - 1.11 - 4 6 , 16'; SU 519 9Ta l 739, tr.Bu3 11.776! 1.14 W 1.116 r.la I,lllb Wvl 2.633. 1:27 T7Ol I.fty , 2 • 937 , 3.14:2; 17.213113,723' 1161 SHAM LIST. —1 NoeL—The quotations of line I _ Whoredom: Won M 11 Aberdeen 22.1 2 A rabr.,4 it 4 i iiiiii Str.,WoLADod.orill 1 16 dy.pd. or wt. 'guar • Lii-de.reithrieVrar Sir Wel & & 1 d "11. 11 &I. tim. & Ux..l f.pd.or inmear Du.do.rdthout OW. 26 Boeron,titaan.Abinn. 41,16661 iu4d Exeter.. rd Buakketismaks.... &ft al. 1.C.gr...1611.1.•••••••• to Jas. St —lFrom Ra (luny (#rael 1049. 11648. !Lancaster it 1,a14 , lags laaauture a Yortilt 9451 9.140 Loudon aN. Wacn.. 3464' 32,072 London had Blackwal7 614 672 lattdoo,Utightookac., 6441 6.603 , Loudon a. s. 2,782 6,12 laalondorrya Haab. 11 Masc. 81,cff. L/JlO 5.125( 1.961 9q klldlaod - . _ 19,6 8 17. 779 !Md. t Ifecieni (1 ) 91 I 813 North British . . .... 2 . 12 7, 1,967 1.l Centcal ..... 792 lama:Adria Obestar. 1.30. 4.0 OM* Decoct South 6,80 6,612 Übter BB6, 696 1, Whitabaveu Jusicatoo. 143 1, York. Newc. &Bak 11.70 910,239 /1 York aN. Midland 6.3411 6.285 Lon Dow, JANCAILT 28. React.. &waders devote actual MI la 14dics allure prima PLO. /0 London t &Wotan Dll. Now 601.. ..... 31 I Do. New 40i. 10 $ Do. Cover. Tao Ms. 41) . Do. do. TesdAs... U . $ I D0.N.Pref.7 . 0..4:1- $ onDegs.f9o.ollo/01, 16 Lon..Salisb. Tamil 4. 31au., ItuxL t Nil ,10N Munch.. /ibeff.,Ltoc. sheire, .Cu. i 110. NO. 3 10 13.•. New Do pia. 10 $ 11001.0rm.33511013.1 100 Midlaosl.. .......0 21 ion.i.lollOtiiinee Ai 60 Cluster & llolyboad 234 2 4 16 Do. Prefennon - 111 414 i. 61 DiralLon.kPorlon. 10.. 36 Dublin & liolfoot Jn 6 4 6 1 100 L 26 An426I.L3AMLILD 4 0 46 18. Do. 081. E. &DJ 1 3 60 34 D0.(3/aus.odpe.Prf 14 1 1 ° 0 e' 20 Biskra CounUe. l lll 1 4 26 10 Do•tiontivar liv 11 1 6g D0.E11.60.X.N0.1 ip e. d. 941 Da. de.. No. 2 per W. I 60 : Do.NoriEooo3,4l 44 50 Dm., do.. b 64 Wei 63 66 24 D 4 sham LI IR 43 Do. do. NM • ~., 1 89. 6 25 6:o64ern Maim a. A. 2/1 Do. d0.....dam 881 26 Do. do . .. C 1613 d. 20 Do.do..&nii•Og 192 is 1 1 1 2 1 Do.lCkhlpr6lo ! 25 Laat Leama lll6 2 at 1 0 21 / Do. do. 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Grlpe Ik, do. per CeoLll NortA ILSlA.Weslors f Id. INarth Staffordshire- 12. 1031.Worcan,aiWolv.i21i 5 acad. Oulid..t lialg 134 13 al. Royston and nitada.2l . doom tin Cannal '6oatie. Midland . I' MrlP.ltelli.,ol....N.lti iirt. ISluews.Bll4 clan .1 I aL Do. do. ........ Jill a.L I Do. do. Now, guar 310 , 114rnonknenNWM11 1p 4.1 . ;.i.i";"if :.7 IT. iisa7 — atri :I shsfer Cent. Pre/ Ire Union ..I W rd.b mce ,i4, . , *math S • I . 80 9. th thglou • 'firis 'P va U 7 4.7.77:iii.T Dwdo 3' lb. do. ' Do.do. Scrip No.l 8 Y0ri...1 1 181.86 1 0010, Vole of Death Waterid. aissee_lolls. WarVoiky 680140 Do. do ....... Do. do Wiltxdoon. tWoym 2B 9 IVid dlono.llB. Wen i d 711 c.L :181 • .1 6 I 7 S 17 el 1 6 4d. 6.1. c;rk. Newa., & N. Si Do.org.NewotHer 111 Dokl:NolYkt Nw 21i 1 DedoNolNwAlier 211 • i DoONEPurerPret t I 1 . York& NtlLltkllaed L/ Do.Prefercue, .. 10$ 11 Do E.tW.ltidg.tir SS Ilfoavor . /1 ILWATS. I / - .4;71;,-7;a7;;; 7727 1 4 14 M. ,BnukgmuintlAmleas 1 ace:. Ceu.of 14.10r.t Yeio 1U Yd. ... . . 1 64 b , d. to Namur and Live Bullhorn uf Yaws Ir 8 704. rOrlorua & Bordeaux ad. Paris and Loan— Pan.. and o;. 1.1. Pnris and Rows T 18 Paris It try 4 sid. Rouen and Ilene 9d 10 'Sambre and Bowe XI/ 1 wry tßak Then OW* Aisles,— 8 Tyd. West laandan di bd. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. —II ututito-Lagil JAW. 26.—The put week has been one of some anxiety and impetigo in the sugar market. The importers adverticed at the 00•IMMIlleilat of the week an mends quantity for public sale, say 25,000 begs Mauritius, 9,000 bap Bengal, 4,000 bags Madras, and 1,000 bap Penang—in all 41,000 bags British Plantation; i and of burelll,4loll bags and 000 Inds, and this followed two large weeks imenses. On Tuesday a hop portion of the British Plantation ins and at a daline d warmly 6d., imply all found &wee, The following days the in. sad Er . tfo rt f tz ly genz e tlly r efer t o r e zbi t a h t i to bu az . redociit May's currency, sad ;prim powally nut be gaoled the sane sa lest , last week, and. as the kigestose lave shown so nub gru.. nese the tone of the aeuiset foes been somenbot etraigibesed, but it is evident that the Importers mut net time gran the market If they wish mere prier to be wed. To.day 420 Inds. West Indiai have bean for the week. 2,000 begs Bagel, chiefly s al 13 ,1211d 4 r today at a Awls advamesem Tuesday's prism. Business bas ;wen done in foreign le NON stoat by private entiest. Tbe refined market km been firm. Ornery Imps, /ow to fine, Ms. Id, Ma.—We ban not had a public side of wen today, but ties article Is wry firm at folly bet week's ranersay. 1,000 begs pod ordinary native Ceylon sold today by prints sonnet et 315. ad.—Ries steady, but no advance esti be quoted onkel Yridars prism.— Pimento sold at previous rates, 3 to Si low to middling qualities.—Tea remains arm, but the market has ' not been active.—Ooehinesl sold at a slight decUne.—Tallow dull at 40s. 6d. At andlaa, New South Wales, 375. ' 40e. 6d. ; South Moe nun, 40e. U.—Tapioca bought in 6J ; African ginger sok) 255. to Ma. Od. ; Emitting lute sold 151. 10a. to 171. 10s.; Bengal safßower bald 75e. to 61. 2s. bd.; ma tch sold 21a. &L to 2211. itidaii.Lait - i - ;vmege — Tariiwoilugar, the produce of the British comer Ia manpated from the retinue made In the weds =hang the tied day of January, 18411, is 24e. 21d. per cwt gaga the modem et tbe Mainithn Ia 24 71d. per cwt. Bow the produce of the, Rut Mee Is Yds. Old. per art. The avenge prise tithe three kemgebeg deemfgaleme, Jointly, la 24e. 61d. per cwt. lintirimL, Um. U.—Contrary to expectation, we have had a very gait weak In mom The supply at market hie been larger than he met time pod, bat the views of bolder., as regards prima ham Men above them adeetathed by the dialers ; and the Dame. tione ben emegneedg been guile unlmperiaM; in the meantime, some eztembre hays been made in Lemke by the refiners, for this pert. 5s reprisal In licasitfase. dm want of a sop*y, but about 2.••• bege D1,0 = 7. ba th dimmed el since our lam delivery Mae Mm th e ektedy from $7.. to 40e., whirl are moderate prim Selma steady, but not kaiak.—Bum more a in t riug:d er Me, bet the make me limited to 100 pantheon. Demerara rata. COTTON.—LwartPool., JAN. 26.—Tke market was again animated to-day, sad amount were about 9,3C0 Oaks. The total transit:CV= of the week to 59,290 bales, including 13,300 Americans, and 700 Borate on speculation, and 3,730 Alaterank , and to 307 Swats te for asport. Priors : New Orkens, 31 to 3; Uplands, 8 9faM 31. WORSTED STUFFS, ho.—BRLDFORD, Jew. 25. There area a goodly attendance of seentsate in the Piece-hell today, and an who domed he plain Weak esesebing Orleans Moths, wrens, tostrin emlynneesalse. bat la i WZa them wan Very al little Wane does The Mew gay sew Apo of tame ertiele, edged hr the wa ft enese, bee the derend for the wine We. In the yarn =Wet thin erne a pretty lalr wan of Wane Imenend i , bylaw Wahl have ben den if the wig ben seenest the prises awe& due la the piano men hieleg the bet be weds sal the of the 'Wen for Wend wages We, bewevem the admen in a Si. MEW pains 16•11 they we the 'weeniest in trade oteannut The net werbet was dark owing In the high priest asked. Wit the Winne we unwilling to do sea they se we =of neise nen was an 'awned deemed for noils and nob at adieneed rates. BLANKETS —Hecommeowtes, JAN. 25.—There is n ',- tide; new to snort in the tranestioas at this market to-day. The attendance Si merchants woof an average ext m. b tamart purchased sparingly. thou& sales were made for expeetukVints Front Mt LONDON GA ZETTE. —Friday , j . art, 26 . BANKRUPTS. Haaeours Harms DAMEOCIL, Kempiey Glo tmeatershire, tkil to sormmder Feb. 9 & March 9, at 1 1 , at Brittol Ct. g n i. 'we, Erb bers, boversagett, k Horse, leffaury ; off. art: , •abe . BARTHOLOMEW Dawn, Liverpool, tailor, Feb. 6 & 27, at 11 wr, pool rt. Bola, Carpenter, Maple's-inn, k Brether a. ii i - 4 , 4 ; ad trig., Bird, Limpet ALICLUIDKM DVRAWTT. WETS/004 merchant, Feb. 7 at Mirky Wit.,..paki et. Bola., Trinder & Eyre, Muir., Be 24,7 r 1 Liverpool ; off. orig., blortno, LITTTPot CMARLIO. FILIWY.RICK ELLRAMAM & naval, burro marti,,...lane, Westminster, merchants, Feb. 9 at 2,1 4 1 1 4 25 It. I. at ilsaingthallaeL 80/s., Amory a Ce., Throgna k k i r ki 7 lit orig., Edwardik, Frederick's. pL . j aw ., p kk. giat u rie,4rove, Victoria.. park, timber eter*, pek at 2, & March 9at 11, at 13aaingnallat. Pot , To)* p ► i Harry ; at lade, Edwards . Frederiet'e.pl. • Ewa I watts, Gorr, Edmonton, busnlinghnu e ~. . 7 It, & Kroh 7 at 11, at Brim/hall-et. 8e1., , Ar m p ley, ki,,,,,,,,,.7- et trig., Former Bringb a lir. - wt.; mg Thomas Hoes= Liverpool, woollen draper, Feb. 9 & 16,4 a ~.. at Liverpool U. nols., Crater & Co., litaptc.inn, & ii kt i. l att, Bon; od . . WM* Bird, Liverl 7ool . 4 BODART LIVING, j adeahWl-market, City, pool t l 7 Warr p ik at 11, & March 3at 11+, at liasinghall.st, bola, gu t , , k , ~,,,,) moo, Wellington.st., &athwart ; off . uaeig., Gr,ita lk , ( . .„, i ," """ttP kikkiA kth,..,,,„, Liearpo.A. woallen draper, Feb. la & Barr k „ 11, at Liverpool Cl. bola, Gregory & Co., k edford.row; it.= eon & Bon, klancrater ; & Woodburn, Liverpool• ~,L Tenor, Liverpool. , e a k k, Joon Wovi.ros, Manchester, timber merchant. Feb. 7 & K u * ? _ 12, at Matcher. r Cl. bola, Need & Co., Frala).4., 2, k ihk 6Z blassebeetu waig., Fott, Manelsester. boa, silo Niienth, 'matey, Worcestershire, aueffmeer, Feb. 7 k 1,..., 6at Birmingham Ct. Bola., Bolton, Dialley, 8, yo co., ffrmingbam ; off. arr a , Christie, Birmingham. BOWAN! num, Ite!ditcia, Worcestershire, medic mar afficturer, at, 7 0 much s, at 10, at Birmingham Ct. Bola. ark, Egg.. . Wright. Marimbas ; off. assig., Whitmore, Iffraingta r ---. . Pares LORD BIMMONDS, Barge-yd., City, btERAEIIEt. Feb. 1 m • , March II at 11, at Bringrffat. bol., Woolka, k off. asaig., Graham, Coleman- s t. ii,kpunizy7 Wir.u.ter *rowan, Kinpton, Surrey, farmer, Feb. 2 at li, * at I, at Ba!bythet.st. bola, Guillaume, AngiLet., Im Ya nkse a - . ; .4f toms . Pennell, G0110b...11-throb. WILLIAM WATERMAN, breiehley,. Ke bol nt, tallier, Feb. 2 6( iii . k Marsh 7 at 11, at klasinghallat., &loth, barnarff Bialg., Bell, Colemen.at -build. ar; el ricruP ltvoii WERE. IL BERNARD JAMES Willa) fly & HUH Wm. Newton Abbott, Devonakire, froutoundera, Fen. 7 it m u d, - 7 7 11. at Exeter Ct. Bola, bpyer, Broad-ff.-build, & Toner, kr:, off. twig., Ilia toed, Exeter. TRONA. Worn., Cornhill. City, ehem:at, Feb *Na* ,atß, k Baslngliall-st. etoa.. Goddard & Eyre, Wood- 1., Chaim. ; i t wig . Stand, Id, BagaghalLet. SAMtEL WILLIAM., BCAdIEiI,BeTk•IIiTC, coach O T OOT : tIOT, Feb. a 4L et Much 9at 12, at Beemthallat. Pal.., Ballow &Ca, sig k i: row, at Whatley, Banding, Berkshire; off. , ealg., Grcom, Mai m ' . ... ..... . . . . luusWirrris, Shireharepton, Ooareatershlre, innkeeper, sak • M •rdi 9, at 11, at Bristol et. 841 a., burr R aribbie, Castle ra Headmen. Irriatol; Mr. maig., Miller, Briai 4 kLairar OULIIOVISE i Windsor, Berkshire, timber dear, paha 114, & March 10 at IM. at Basinigh4ll-st. Fakonsi. ; otL asst., Green, GaildhalLchamb. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Jan. 26. SolkuOM Crew, Ewhurst, barrel, me hoar Jan. 17. JOHN MILIAUn, Cheltenham, 'wooer, INSOLVENT PEITTIONSIUL AS POILITGAL-871111T. H. Frotssros, Prospect•row, Her- O. hi TLR, Lamm, m nioneliensuctineirer. I lock Kier H. J•e,.. Prier.place, Fiat-at., \VAL H. W. Haiee..y, Satillen Mend. war., dairyman ter-q., olorpoiain. H. LL‘IN, Bury St. Mary Axe, (o),cuteehouse keeper. IN Tel 00C1TIT. lboomt C oa , Orel, (Ibrahim, 0. HINDU, Arg Immo, arbuoliabartaa. mill wrath i• um, Aspley, Yorks/On, mane. O. Odium. or chicory. rat, W. o.,oraa, Falubouth, Cornwall, bat- Qty, grovrtil a, CWT. M. orr, Nr a Monida, nary T. Et.c.n , rr, Owddington, backlog- sager mum... Imnalarr. Whiter. J. IL.. Ambsay, CbrOert, whal. Wtst Derby, Lantualnire, wrlockt. 1141.114.11 Mae. J. stau Whiplude, Latsk J. Ilarwwra, Ituddendeld, York- Dadra., tvrdwalder, shin:, dyer. PRISuN ON TIM/ OW] MITInIa T. nt. u tap, ,J. J toms. Ko llo ,lollllll .Mr. rictUalirr. G. T. Hao•an, Toy Hotel, Hampton IH. J....tss, Alexalackr.lemo, Cant. Hrocapiou, bunker thMt. J. e.t.a, 11ng..M., Borough, o. orough, drakr C. Jo•v.., King M., Ku m la , p p, i• bonell.h Ikaa. D. (*.t t•Mk.•M., Oxiord.st., Mkop tl. LU4CII,jIIIII., 1161top.pk..gorb, Imo to • ItabAln,,Tr. IlaVerTdM-st., Came, L. tort,Jamamer. last, Tukcabomelt, My ,* clad-N., neater ture dealer. Heary.st., Pralamille, J. Mram, Heidrich ("into* watchmaker. Mak*. r. W. T. lirereaa, TOOk a IT., Clan- JANL N. NI, C, Altus 11511 WI, (147•4141 W. law stalker", Min., drake tapped, cr. tR L lluv,-placc, lioadmath.row, W. IIAWW, lbr,at carts arthcral shopkccper. seldressa. r. teener. XI, CtaArtteal,Tak Oraralas ',Leaner. Wed-plac e, mma.) .at Ism T. 11.4.ww, Ptk Mutabe, Gloareder. T r, itardearr. pcartcwr. W. 11. ar.re, Maramet.tenare, rad- A%.111.T0 st.Thaa ablator lows, hmkseller. teartorsrtc tow J. Jam, lac Pt otw)U,Ulaawrpan. 111. Wgt lux., 4,rtl.sr They, W Mirt.„ habager. men/sash t r DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDF.NUS. REOINAULD WILLIAM BLUM, Plymouth, Devonehire, boater—DA of Ild. any Tuesday, at llirtzers, Exeter. JAMILI Burma, name Walden, Eater, uptolateree- 3rd clic, a Is. ed., may Wednesday. at CirahanColeman-lt. llama' Janke Conk Hedge-row, paingtoa, linen !raper—Rd die,a bd.. any Wednesday, at Gr.taalu'a, Coleman-at. NATHANIEL .11.11111 PaLmouth, sneer-Ist die. of Is. Tuesday, at ilirtaers, Easter. Jona JILLINUN 110111tON Devonshire, draper-2W die. afkk, any Wednesday, at Craning, Coleman-at. •• WILLIAM PAY;,, Lewes, clothier-Ist die. of Is. Id, Jan. r, three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', Frederick's- F L DASHIL KKIL Puce & ILUILEL PRICY Ptiltrim.st , LudpubC, warebousemen--3rd div. of & Ist 2nd, & 3rd the. of Its. ilk, (on new proofs), Jan. 27, it three subsequent Saturdays, at L. wards', Frederick's-pl. THOMAS Sean, 1.1 lawman-Ist & final die. of 91. 3d., ha 30, & any subsequent 1 y, at Fraser's, 31anctiester. DIVIDENDS.-Feb. 16. R. Blackford, Swindon, Wilts, batetwe Feb. 20. J. tkillium, Salford, Lancashire, common brewer-56.E V. Deltinne, Manchester, check & gingham manufacturer-MAL T. Martin, Searthing-moor Nottinghamshire, 211 L Nuttal s 'beldam Lancashire, pork butcher-Feb. 21. C. A.'s% Went Cortiforth, &wham, lime burner. SCOTCH bEQUESTRATIONS-James Craig, Edinburgh, ein mission arnt, Jan. 29 & March 3, at the d eeds Mak/mak- John Green, Edinburgh, shmebroker, Feb. 1 & 22, at aims son's Rooms, Edinburgh-David Robert Moriee, Aberdeen, bake, Jan. 31 a March 1, at the Hall, Aberdeen-Ge,rge N hits, (Amoy, watchtn•iker, Jan. 30 & Feb. 57 at the Ruck's Head Hotel, ci:mgow- James Wilson it John Philp, Dundee, coin merchants, Jan. 31 a Fa 21, et the Royal Hotel, Dundee. PARTNEI44IIIPB DISSOLVED.-J. Ashton &J. Buckley, Tatra& -It. Atlhlll & 0. Boyle, Ipswich-W. &v.! no & It. Brooke, Lech- J. Bush & J. W. Anderson, Long Sutton-B. Bodoni' & J. But ti, Plymouth -J. Bunnell & J. W. Crape, Deptford-W.Oollyns&J, Y. Day. Kenton, Devonshire-S. W. Cooper & 0. Brlxey, Chowellet 1. Forsyth, Elgin, so tar es regards his connexion with the lei ing Company, Aberdeen-J. U. 11ood & T. lee, Red Lionel 1l -D. Joe.im & 8. ilerrman, Bastnaball..t, City - L Meredith &W. Woolley, City-rd. -A. klidgley &E. titse" field, 'Relmordes, Laamshire-J. Park & O. Slay, Cranks it., Chancery-le. -W. Parkin & C. Parkin, Dighton, Yort. shire-F. Psynter & &A. G. Davies, Penzance, Cernwsll-0. Put & W. D. Daniel, Little Onildford4L, Southwark-I'. Porter it I. Bet vice, Toronto, Canada West-E. P. goading & W. Cstt, 'psi& -O. Blinded & J. Bendel, Maiden-Ism-G. Rogers & A. Itcraes, Upper Marylebonest-C. Russell & T. Cow.. n, SLIT ( Ill..er—P. J. Scott & T. F. Bevel, Bradley-terrace, Wandsworth-rd.- W. D. Operas & W. Nightingile, (inivetend-A. Spier, .1. A. Stir. & 8. COS Manchester-J. Strong & B. Eepenett, Pleatings-J. Turner & W. Marsh, stocks Bridge, Yorkshire-W. Wheaton, J. Brachia., S T. IL Coming, Iloniton, Devonshire, sofa: as regards J. Hotchkiss- P. Nilson & W. Wilson, Arbrosth. n! YD 274 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. -Mena MIL DVS. •ZZ. DP& AIL 1111 2 Dublin ol Holland .... 00 ladle v. Knuth-1 /folios of 0 Wmorford 01 Flanders 0 amnion—Fob 20 ItaraD..... I 1 Donaidades. 01 Frame 00 Do. Manielli. U 1 ir U GuernagJers. 0 0 Lisbon ..Fob.s 0 Soto ILO I Pa- u droll.. FON 0 Narita/re OO cidn. N.&W.O Was. „Feb T Gaavesaan, Jaw. 26.—Arrived Stanh ope, Lisbon ; Virgil, Halle BellLieen, Singapore ; Palmyra, Gallipoli; Souldracory, Patrae; bit of Wight, Mauritius; Scindian, Calcutta; United EingdoN, Bodo. ; Royal George, fit. Martin, Guellt, Michael'e ; Columtier, Havre- Era Ceylon; Ursula, China ; Don, Barre; Concord, Wow% • ard Cobden, Mauritius ; Elizabeth, Calcutta; Cbsatits, llarannab ; City of Boulogne, Boulogne; Giraffe, Itotterdem.— Sailed : Wanderer. Cape; Sobandah, Calcutta ; Rachel, Cape Paw; Cordell& L. Bennett. Scilly ; Jame Ciabb, cidney. Livaaroot, Jor. 16.—Arrivod ; IBvfn, Demean; Pat. lleniyj Saxon, New York Emma, Marseilles; C. Broweell, Vslparsiso; Amason, New Orl e ans; W. Fisher, habit. —Sailed : Sir R. Peel (s. a), Constantinople; - Blowsy (s. a.). then . —The Suffolk, to Boston, has put back. 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