The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-21 00:00:00

COURT OF COM SIOX MEAL—Tr-fazeMAY. Swum , to troy—beat 1,040 Caw Junsei•Wars,_ Jrll- ma Kann, Na. AVMS PilisiraLl, All Ma. Jones lemon& Maoris se. Tu. Court vs ToAnt.—Fatal IxrauoM waaT. This wee as sedan iler fain haprisosetent tried balm Mr. Justice Crowell es the B.li sad Lb days cf Nivembu last, gad a orliet had been fend hr the plaiatilf, demean Mr. &final Bytes lest Salarday mend he a rule ahl hr a sew odd, eu the mead el serprin stet weenies desert. The court took thee to eemener their judgment. end 111111 morning the Lord Chief Judas said that the seen bed filly nandend the ease, sad kadeamonited Mr. Jades OresawelL who had tried it. It night rashly he that tie night awe NINO little enrpille,tabhg Ado isablani d t= eirninatesees of the ease. Tto sere was ate is whisk a party babas taken into emit* being charged with feleey,sed the question was ore entirely Is, the jury. Although the Coast tie Toni bad had the benefit et a summing up which was in his favour, at d likely to products &different verdict, that was as nasals why the court should set aside the verdict which lad been found. The court and Mr. Justin Croswell Likewise might be of opia.on that the damages were too mob, s ifl, rs that was purely a matter foe the jury, and cone In which the libertf :he sulti.et was tioncereed, th were see bound to take the same view of the ewe as the ju dge did who tried it. The wtrirt, therefore, could not say that the verdict was a sue, and although the amount of da mages was se int, acco rding to the rule of the court, to pmt a rule for a sew trial, yet if the soot were to grant a rale, it must be upon the payarrot of costs, end theretcre it would only teed to farther litigation and espose.—Sale refused. CAMP T. POP'S .—APPLIC•TION To DISCIIMIOII • Patios's& OUT OP CIMODT. Ia this case Mr. Soots miaowed a motion which he had nude in July, 1848, to discharge the defendant out of cus tody. Oa that anion being made the court refused to gnat a rule, on the ground that Ike afildavit was not sofa. neat. The motion had bees made in July, 1848, on the greatd 'hat t` ere was roans to believe the plaintiff was dead and no 0111 hod administered to her 'Mitt The soul thee said it was desirable that the attorney who had bees employed for the plaintiff Aoki search in Doctoreeseni aim i.. order .• dissover whether there really had bees nay athaistietratioe of not. Toe M 'reit upon which the leaned ettensel now mend stated that the pinata hod rat out of Marlacd more then eight years spoked that at that tine she was 65 years old. When she lett this country she went to Ratan, and in 1841 she left St. Peterebunk for Moscow, and there was every news for believing that she had died on **Penny. The affidavit further set fords that a search had ban made at Doctors' Commons, and that no letters of administration bad been takes out to the plastid's effects. The court granted a rule aid, and direct ditto beamed en the atterney who bad sated for the plait:AlM—Rale aid grsated. COURT OP EXCHEQUER.—YrstsaDAT• arrow so Law. Comm:* r. tha ONOIIOI Out, BAST., AXIS ANOTINZ.— ALLZOID FAIAM ItOritisonmenr. This was as aides of trespass fee ressovisi the plaintiff treat one pert of the anew'. Beath prison to mother, is which he was whim' to greeter restristioss. The defeud ante pleaded • yestilletti.s under certain ads et ple'. most mostly pawn fu the elamilleatess of primates and /nerd regularise et the Qasies's Beach prim, of whisk Mr. Hudson, eel et the &Midas* is keeper. The beta have been it (meetly repeated eves durieg the meat term, this being ass of a series of wines brought by Mr. CAM' against the defendants. Oa Friday lest the deemtrrer was argued at considerable length, sad the mart this is timatel that tliej s eroald deliver judgment en Wedoesiley, es she various . 8 611110thiltd. Mr. Beres sae (address/mg oafs of the lensed insuseel km the detinduits), sow mid that bikes the court pew sauteed their Baal declaim, they thought it right to masa. mewl the defendants' mussel to mond the plea, justifyieg the p.aistiff 's iroprisonmeet. It omitted a most importast Met, as et did not state to whom the atteeement under which Mr. Cebbett was in prima wee directed, or the court from which ft was Laced. The piss war • bad pies, mid the daendasts mast mead it in that respect withia • week. The only rem of any lowest argued daring the day is. volved a charge against as attoraty for see:trees, sod se the court took thee to ..elder, we reserve the facts until *limiest shall have bees prosensneed. Nos hut" et Wasrougermi.--Basoas Ma. Bruton Purr ems a MIYOUISLI Collllosl JILT. This was the esiemsueement of the third Westminster tern eittb►p. TM pope;erniained rather more than aa average list of ewe. After dbposieg of several oadeleaded owes, his lordship rose to join the other fledges in the Ix argon Chamber. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—YermtDAT. CROWN CASIO RIISIRTID. ROOS! =I LORD Clllll HAMA Ms. 'MICR PAITIIION. Mt. ••••X PAW, Ma. Jenks WiONVIL&S, Ma. BARON PLATT, AND Ma. Alma Turmas. Tam Queen e. Tames Stunt. Mr. Badkin having mentioned this ease, which arose out of the trial of the defendant Smith and a kettle indieted at the Ceram il Crumbs! Court few en attempt to extort the am of 6001. from the betaking house of Farquhar an Company, The Chief Baron said that Mr. Bvon Platt had intimated thatthe ewe was imperfect, as the wrong letter bed been copied into it. It mast, therefore, stand over to have the eorrection made At a later period of the sitting the Mast• r intimated that the correction tad been made, hat as thelearned aranall res tated on both sides had left the mint, the hearing was post poned noel next court day. TM/ QUIIIIM V. Masan.—Dsesorm INDICTWINT Mr. Bliss appeared es behalf of the defendant, who was couvicted at 'rick on the fifth comet of an indictment, charg ing that he did nalesvfully, &e., male a fake claim as the Agricultural tied Cattle Imamate Company, fit 'upset of a home. A modes was made in arrest se judgment, on the ground that the count did not show any off, nee. The in dictment, the learned counsel contended, al'eged an attempt, but did not show any misdemeanant. The allegation that he did unlawfully attempt, to , to obtain a Isere sum of money, to wit, 221. 10s. with intent to defraud, &e., was clearly no offense. The count was otherwise &festive, as it did not alters in whom the property was. The Chil 8.1011 mid the court thought the objection good s and the conviction must, consequeetly, beset aside. Quinn.. °ALUM/IL—WHAT Ti • Han? Mr. Henniker appeared for the defendant, who was con victed at the quarter sessions for Salop of stealing " a ham value 10. " The learned counsel contended that the de:trip e= wee istau&ti nt. It might he a portion of as animal fermi nature, in which no roper!' coi.ld ibaist. In the case of " The Queen e. Cox " (Camng:on and Payne, 494) the court held that an indictment charging the de fendant with stealing eggs, without describing of what kind they were, was bad. They might have been ereodile's or sakes eggs, and coesequeutly in the nature fee nature, which maid net be pro; arty. He subsittad that the present was a ease in paint. Tee C he t Bares—Dies it follow that Manse panthers are fame nature, a person may steal a 'minable panther's skin or a gimlet°a from a museum ? Mr. Henniker—ln that ease the indictment would allege that it was so stolen. Mr. Justice Patteson could not understand the objection. It might have been the ham of a bear, an animal of the elms fere wane, and property nevertheless. Mr. Henniker suggested that the acne objection would apply to the case of the eggs. Mr. Baron Platt—Suppose some epicures should fancy the hams of foxes or rata, sad that they sh,.uld come to be sold la Hoed-street, would them aot be property ? Mr. Heanilter—The ease of the" Queen. Cox" is e-split& as the point. It was not larmsay to steal a dog until a re cent statute was pared. Mr. Bares Platt—Yes; bet if a dog had been converted into a pie, would it not have bees larceny to take the pie ? Mr. Henniker—As far as regards an animal of the class fete nature, it must be shown in the indictment that it is set so. • ant tar stealing "a duels," without stating what kind of duck, would be bad. Mr. Justice Pawnees—That applies only to live animal.. Mr. stenniker—ln the case of " The Quern v. Cox," the indictment simply charged the primers. with stealing " eggs." It was shone that they were retake eggs. (Laughter.) The Chief Baron—Guinea fowl. No point semi to have been reserved. The ewe is very shorty reported. Mr. Amities Pationsa—Do yea ling in natural history any live ming =Bed a bra ? (Laughter ) Mr. Bewatbm—See, say lord ; bat is I Hale It Is set dews that flea as =Haiti animals of the elate fens nature to take which is not lamer. The Chief Baron—Mig ht not the act of cutting up sad • presening mit ea animal constitute it property ? Rewallhar—it does not follow that the animal of which this ham was a partial had been killed and preserved by the presencee. The Chief Beres—We all think t'utt there eon be no doubt whatever that the .aviation was perfectly right. The caavietkia was eseriediagly aerated. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YEsnuiDAY. lima Ma. Cannagam YamsLuger'. la WI VINBIL—Tax COllll TRADE. S. Yiasa mos-lastor, of Cestettod-trian, osao sp for his last mageotion. Mr. Holism opposed doe the asaigneee, at the gronad that the bankrupt bed not made a fall disclosure of his Mate and assts. It am alleged that, is as sthdavit which le bad made shortlyl before the bankruptcy, he had deseribid himself as peeeeeee4 of a share of one-ei,thtietb part in the Cite Beehaatte , whisk did cot then Worm to Ida. In a statessaat of his affairs, preparcet by Mews. gather Bail, end Co., shortly Wore hfs baakruptcy ha showed that he had assets amonatiag to MM., to meet debts of 3,3001 la his original baliace.theet, flied in August lad, he had dated kis debts at 3,4141., wit% a small amount of liabilities. His mad debts were pat dews at 2661. • property, 2701. • look s . EMU ; trade 1114•MOIS. 41131 ; ditheitio and priess4l 6761. ; rent, issarthee, and discount., 1601. He had kept so eask-book, except a trasseript of the beaker's book. Whoa he stopped payment en the 7th of Mane, be drew his balancer of 2031. oat of Um beak, end had otheaMeatly resolved 161. At the date of the lat. 19th Jam, he Moledlftedf to have expended 1101, laded elgegrosalt of OM to Ids saber, sad 601 to • brother wto beg to Calibrals--sho vouchers for th em 'wisest/ Wag psssacM. All the goods hi purchased he was la the habit of pledrog with a Mr. fithers ; la October a- d No vember, lath be had height hoar MON extent of 3781., assoodlng tat, awe asseent, bat Mr. homers% mamma ;Weed ea shame to the bankrupt of 1,0001. on the Bth November; sharly theadog same error in one of the ea. maths. This were ether dieseepeosise whisk *sided ea pithatism, limboarepreasated a that's solely to be 1201., while it mos solfool. Mr. LearremlAthrthe brants, eemplathed that them bees taken aa *Misr pmied. Ho =2O l *Amp had dealt Whs. freely MIIMIth asascienes la the Ratter of the sillelavit ; hiss:seas wtbat be bad new read it over. fle was melded to tlee credit of having k pi his books my sweetly, up to the time that be yes thrown into prim. The letairgit4 4 lor eta i Nt . with Mr. homers, iris what 1511. Li bsia waived by me sesigsess as due to the estate. The discrepancies pointed oat between the two arsenate arose from the fist that &d -osages were wads to the hefts as Nee es he bowans we some el alike bills et latMe, whin.; frelesetly arrival weeks beton this psis to whisk dm Warred. Ths Cimmissiossr—Mat the diwavowsy is is the araesat ; De sloths be bad goods worth STU, be IWO. it appears, ke emits I,oooi. Aber a reaversetion, His Newer said he doubted whether any benefit would resale to the estate iron a farther invesE r ti: a et the ao. counts. After being several months in and genie/ 241. worth et Walton, it was not likely there was any thing behind. The bankrupt, in ersatiestise, stated that be kadlseerewtd LOOM holm Yr. 8....., is Novsetbsr lass, as Nelda bills of ladle, ; the samosa wars takes by Mt. Bowen mg sold. Mr. Holism urged the probability that Time lad paid over the SOK wessonated for to his brother who bed peas to Chillawle. when be Mown would swat likely mend after kb esetilssts. TMOass iwa said he saw me sews to hope say ;swirl meals hem a Meer pastpeeemeat Ther a e wes mp o grated le mewl uy le Ilde eine, it taresi eh the smell ram Wawa le the bream wile led lift the war*/ ; sod the seta wield est pregame seek to be the awe. Messrvisg all querikew is, ths eselltsabs atomise, be weld allow the lembrept le paw Mr. Mame asked the seen le retain the bsakrwpt to be sworn w big hapeeabest. Oat Fewer bebop swerved la one of the ensues of dr sew in Mr. Lawmen nil the resenatios was se doubt aceidental bat the nun miesbradly bad the power es tie law now stood. His Hagar NM be war very glad of it ; be thought the power oug►t as,., to have has. taken away, and that bank rupts °Nils always to be sworn to the anareey of their 'miasma:" - This was aceordingly done, and the bankrupt then pissed his last easuchratics. The certificate sands' was fixed for Ike 9tl 'saucy. WOSI MIL 0010111111.101111 11111115flD• Is as STAITIL—TEE ELECTRIC LIGET. This eres aa appliestio• under a eammeas whisk had bun taken cat egoism Mr. State, who k the pailintea if en she trio =mid bollocks, by Mr. Beam, for a debt of 1 0 3 1 . Ths balizjsade as affidavit that he had • good daises IS the Mr. Lied! opplied to the kart to require him to give a boost, anise the Tfids satins of the sew set, as ssoaritj for the payment of the alleged debt, reading the reenit of as aies. J. lifundleay, • brew to Mr. Bettes, stated that ho re ceived tastruodose from Mr. Smite, at the elk* of the Bloc trio Light Company Is Maiden-lase, to make a battery sad • kap. He asked for a payment as aceonat Is advance; and Mr. Stake gave a three maths' bill for 1001. The work was executed, bet the bill was sot paid whoa du; and whoa the debtor was mausolea, he disputed his liability on two meads, that ether parties them himself were Teepee *ibis, and that the work had bees badly dew. the work was the maantaidare of estate troughs sad gamic batteries. J. Smiths sarpeater to the employ of Mr. Bonen, mid he bed bees instrueted by Mr. Stalks to make the wood week, ead wee promised • aothreica, whisk he bad sot re ceived. Mr. Ittargee• (for the debtor)—Now, are you a skilled eroticism in year trade ? Witmer—lt will retain a cleverer mss than either Mr. Stake or you to persuade me that Imams work. (Laughter.) Mr. Sturgeon— Cam you make a tesegb or a tub ? Witham—Tee; mad if I were pat to it, I could make you • eagle. (Great Walter.) Mr. Price, steadier, of Thregreeetenstreet, was enained ea behalf of the dater. He ispeeed that Mr. Smite was the pansies et the 'kink ligkt • Inaba of gentleness bait purchased the peepiessioW if lawn ; end • third party had kneed a eswew W wane Hessen for skew of the palest, Mr. A. Leighess Wag the preassor if tks latter, and he had caacticteed Mr. BMW's week befog dean The light had been exhibited from Hangerford Bridge mai its.. where. Owing to the cold mid wet, sad the "peons pla•es" dot bshg sufficiently numarene or paten, the asps rimers had not boss /ally wasseethel ; but had Kr. Hellos either properly completed his uadertsking, or given 111 peesemith of some irides whisk he held, fame experiments might have bees atteaded with • different reedit Aber bearing the advocate. on each side, ills Hamm said, it was clear, from the varier clauses la the new ath, that the court bad • disentioaary power to require an alleged debtor to put in bail or otherwiee, as secu rity for the payment of the debt and costs ; but this was not a can la whisk he wan called on to exerche this etringeat power. Than was a case for a jury, sad he was not going to try the rotation beforehand. He thought these striagent claims of the set ought not to be salaried swept to oasts of snoop socessity. Many a nth might be very respectable, era yet not able to give *mull for the debt sad costs attesdeat upon an arstiou at law. Mr. Sturgeoe applied for Mr. Butte', cots. His Honour said he should make no order tui to ends, a. this was the first time the point had some Delon the court. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YIMILDLY. Banta Its. Canstwom Liar. Tun Swum" or MIDDLUIX OPTIC.. ComplalisUlsi;ebe - en friq•;t;tli IWMie7tli;tiylite regula tion, or want of regulation, at the Sherire-amen, Bed Lite quire, linoleum:l who have bees ordered to be discharged by the mum have bees detained some days in prism, as, oaly when • disettarge has Imes ordered, a fresh dt taker has been found to have bees lodged. Mr. Mame, is alluding to a moot OM, remarked that he was gait* ears that Xr. Bader-Sheriff Harebell mid, if his Waldo. was milled to the abject, adopt a speedy new dy to prevent tardier Moonvesisses. Mr. Oosamiseloser Law said the poetise of met lettiag the gaoler know of fresh detainers had Wilted kr years. The gaoler was servant of the sheri ff . sad he odd osly say it was very disgraceful, sad often kepi koolvento days la ass bay who would otherwise be Mesherged frees prima. A gentleman sassed Holt remarked that, at W Ikesair rim' offkoolsere was no diMeulty. They oosld wily moor- Ma the &talons, bet at the Sheriffs' alike In Red lina square a very different system was mussed. The learned omutsel (Kr. Mamas) Mt assident that the °Skink, on learning the laseerresiesa, would altar des practice. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YarninAT. Boons Mi. BMW? ADA" AIIIMITANT Jusu. _ &MUM At A IiAILWAT &mum _. James Ridden, a irsildremed atm, was Wigged for stealing from the Great Wawa terminus, at Pedantic., a swat bag oontaining some tiara, velem 11.15 a., the property of the Rev. Behan& Thema. Champarys. The prosecutor dryad that ha heed at St. Leonards-on. Sea, sad on the evening of Saturday. the 27th of October, he went to the station 4 the Grist Western Railway, at Paddington, for the purpose of proondine to Slough by the mail train. He arrived at the station sant a quarter before 9 o'clock, and, ha log taken his ticket, he plead his aerpet bag on the counter beside his great coat, and, as them were some misuses to spare, he entered into esaversatisa with the clerk. Oa turning round to remove the he, sad mat to the platform, he discovered that they had bola armored. He went on to the &tient whoa he saw the paw/ walking about six yards is advance of him, with the leg ender his arm ; and on being asked by him (prosecutor) what busi ness be had with the beg, the p risoner handed it to him, and observed, Never mind, it s all right" Bet witness was far trout being satisfied that it was all right, and having told the primes, so, he called a porter, who took had of him just as he was making his serape. The bag ;cedar& was the Ism. It umlaut a misty el pews, Dodds the artistes est teeth he the heilietmeat _ _ It Own the ethae mileage la the ease, that when the wee isierregated b Mr. Collard, the repris e/ the Gnat Western Oimpaa,'s pollee (to whoa he w web haews), he refused to give his name or addrew, and wham ihaahmy, the eater who tali his bite custody at the balsa of the psul who had followed his when ha wee diluted by the greemater with the beg is his yowls sits, tied him what lea bats It wee that bed brought his ea the pledres, he said, " That's no odds to you." TM Omer, la his alatesee, said he had to meet hie slaw, when he expiated to arrive at that awa it& 'ad seeing the earpet_bag lybig m the abiltern, without anybody to ewe it, he pisked ”; but heave be Gould head it to • peeler, se las wee about to de. Mr. Chempasys shafted Ida with haviog aloha tt. Thelon hood the printer Guilty. Yr. Collard said ha knew the prisoner about two years ago,• he was somereed is a robbery of plats at Southaeaptes, sad at that time he wee " waisted "by the police. He copulae d to map with the whole of the pleader, but his companies' were tried, warbled. sad Mewled. The Court esatemed the Omer to six menthe hard I lam. THE POLICE COURT& OIIII4HILLL. FATAL Oimmutme.:- - liistsTiroimeis. the driver ame of Mr. Lenin's Pirellee 47119, wee mossed for wilful laaabwrimr, tai Medea damp to dis plainsat's emsdies r. Lewis, the @Adler, etlesiled semis* tte we, said that without Mufti ime the pantomime of the me shish be meld leave fa die wimeme le state, he maid merely miestiss the dreamless. that Ibe present was net the did Wean ia which the pelesser hd hoes slummed esd and he reddest dries,. amid Grille, a driver el me of Mein. Rhodes sad Jelistes'e omnibuses, rasslas to Pimlico, said SO es Themilsr the Usk tad., about sight o'clock I. the semis, he was grids. eleseit. Paul's Church/aril, is the &Mks of Pledleo ii mad whoa between Paul's Casks sad Dame Clams. Ile dellsedest tem drivt.g den at • PM Pa end sadmeared to pem Ma, bat Whig that there was set reem, he mei obliged m mil Ns sear rem to keep sherd ether valise semis is ihe "wile dimities. sad the meat melba be deem the pele ever the edf-lids bled Mad of Maas'. ounibius right thresele the mad, casing damage to the mirest of 61. air G. Carroll asked if soy me wee injured or might have bees? _ _ Or:111a replied that had aay owe bees eltdear the dooe at the Mae they mialaly woad lame hem The deissdast brew* leeward two wilaweeetiow ever. twatradisted elfin L' W is / an a mm o a t h e amides% whisk Ong bet\ awnetsd thoylsol mimo s a. Biz G. Cernll Seed 11111 dellesimat 54. end totem gar W e . =int. sad ordered the mates to pay 61. for the damage THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1849. PUBLIC SALIM Nov. 20.—8 y Mr. F. Cain moat, at the Hart.—Freehold wharf and premises, known as Now CraasAwharf, Blindwitll, let on lease ler SOL per ann.—sold ter 6601. Lembold penal rents, amounting to 1061. 141.6 d. per gala, weave! upon 41 hatless, 2 chapels, and other property, is Ckailethabwet, Kiss stew, sad Per.on's•kill, Wooled* the rack metals el whisk predate 6801 per Gan., exalnite of the chapels; the whole held ler 66 yews unexpired, at • ground rent of 631.--eold, in fourteen les, be 1,1631. Siren leasehekl hentes, Charles street, Woolwich, let for 601. per ans., held Ise 66 years unexpired at a pepperoorn— in lots, 6141. Freehold hoes. and shop, Elpeetsels.allay, Whitechapel, let for 161. 18s. per ann., less taxes-1431. prism After Or ammlnatkis oldie Dsseellsobandays a WA trade may be capestad to spring op. Tic. sup to Mad slam last mart hays beta very moderate. Far grey demesnes a better Inquiry than formerly soda. 8,457 pieces Living been dimmed at at prices var mmiL ying from eppopi rs... to e 7 pmp -16 to kermbk rs. 1211 ci Whist per 6,4 Tha se pima. mi, have been mid at from is. 2 LIS to rs. 2 12-16 par pine. Of gay Modapalleass, 33w pleas (12,700 of which wen imam saws) have been said at from rs. 2 1-16 to is. 4 81 mnine per plam,—showing a slight decline on farmer rafts. (key ddribigs an muss sad In &mod : 3,650 pieces have been odd it Mm r• d 3-111 to rs. 5 18-16 per pima. 6,600 vises of greyjasssomailises boss divined of at from n. 4 to rs. 2 6-10 per pleas. Ms damellidons avowal at the don ci kat report cantinas be be bagolsettalhaw la bleached and Macy goods nutircely say trans ude= boos akin pima, the only dinolption of the fanner at all in demand bike Issmonts. Oterran:Tans—Ne mks ban basselleded is ory dasmigtion yen sines no kn. The market tar water twit assedonse deb, bat kr auk a to mists at ths impriend rale isnady s We have to cheap to report in Teensy s i s o L m ags! largary silts kr Oran" bat ate sales ban dome to oar Woounits.—Tbs only ode we haw bond of Is ems at 110 pieces midst sloth, at 1 1-18th IL Masses-6heathlog and =upper ban dlibtly advanced in prim; inns these of Bindle steel Is Mho, art Brain bar, round nail rod, aadhoop Imo, have given way a Wis. Barz.—ln little demand. Tbs only salsa Weeded daring the fort nt have been 29 lads. Allasio's, 50 had.. leak sad 100 bids. Whitbread's, Ore.*, 60, and If, respectively. •km auks of the former have been sold Is retell at re. 65; sad Mb Mids. Hodpon's at ra. 50 par Wad. Wie•—in Nadas, sherry, and port, we have heard of mks of 45, 99, and ISO deans rapsetively, at rs. 8 per dam. trisesedoes. Means 9ronnu—Whits sod green paints have walewhat Im proved, 150 swft ddm know sad SO of the latter having been Kiittlidie d at is. 10 sal re. 164 per cwt—Cnnvas and twine are dulL— has beep sold to the extent of 241 cwt.; 120 st 72. 19, and 112 1174.7 S per cwt., whisk is higher than its former prim ElPORTs.—Oorros Roos.—The sales during the fortnight among to 3,025 bales and 376 eamiles, at prices varying from re. II to rs. 101 per candy. The caked the pretest year's crops of an Inferior de scription, and cor qtatitakins are only obtainable for the best of it. Inns opuntltim ant beginning to texas, aod extensive purchases have keen mods kr tbe home market ; or. China but little bud near has as yet hero done, bat it is expected the witivo shippers will speedily operate ter that quarter. Helm o 1,000 bales Dhollers, at is. 99 per clad,; $OO do., 101; 150 do., 100 4; 230 Coinptal deliverable within a month, 92 8 ; 400 do., 92 8; 121 Buret, 99 4 , no Bunt and Broackoe 4; 500 Broach, 95; 230 candies Mangalore, 91 ; 100 Porsches, 94 • wool.—kbariamen linear, and Cutelle hays all improved In bat we have not booed of any mks. OM/I.—Best quail Malta is scarce, sad readily saleable at re. 1,323 per chest, at which s f w transactions have taken plane for shipment to China by ths P. and 0. Co's. steamer which leaves to the 19th Ina. irehtJersiave not altered materially goon the led instant. There has been a good deal of onning, but the abundance of teenage has prevented rates from rinagTo London and Liverpool engage. mentor base been entered Into at fl. 17a. Gd. to 31. and U. to 3/. 3s. per ton rrep the lower rates being foe seemid.elaseshipLLTo China, re, 101 to re. II per Gandy have been paid. And these we quote as the rates of the day. Escuanor.—'fhe demand for bills has been limited, and rates have been again rather In favour et buyers. I. hell's and Jarsilne's bills were offering to. to at is 10 1146 d.„ but the bulk of the trecesettar for the mail are at Is. Mid., aft mouths' aight,—cme of the principal drawing-houses having entered the market at that pries some days ago and supplied the wants of most perebaems. Bella on Calcutta may be quoted at as to Ga. &meth slaty days' eight. FREIONTIL —To London : 71.175. id. to 31. per ton. To Liverpool: a/. to SL Ss. To Clyde : 31.75. Id, nominaL To Calcutta :61 ra. to 61 re. per candy ; and 325 is. to 30 n. par ran for salt. To Chins 11 is. per candy. .. _ MONEY MAILLIT. On London, it 6 maths' sight, per rs. Is. 101 d. For doeament bills. s Is. 102 d. to la. 10Id. Poe credit. ” 6 Is. 10 4.16 d. For lank. 4 n ii. 104 d. n n 6 n IL 10Id. n n L n Is. 101 d. IP WI 1 day's , la. aid. IP /0 On Caleutt4 at 60 days' sight, per 100 rs. L o tar cent. di.. II 30 days sight „ at sight „ 4 u. per cent. prem. On Maras, at 30 days' sight „ Pei as at sight 10 . per et. prem. On Cam, at 60 days' sight, per 1 „ 6to 00tUrs. nt. 210 to 211. Bombay Bank Es. 1,000 ash 1,000 paid op 21a to 34 p. e. prom Oriental Bank l,OOO each SOO do. transfer books closed. Commerclal Beak Airs Bank 5OO each 6110 do. 1 and I per seat dia. Bank of Madras Apollo Press Coon. 12,600 each 12,600 do. IS 000 to 13,600 nom. Colaba Press Com. 7,000 each 7,000 do. 11,600 Colaha Land Com. lO,OOO each 10,000 do. 7.000 nominal. Bombay B.N. Com. WO each SOO do. 65 to 70 per at. dia. Or. IRA P. R. Cons 5O each 5 deposit par. Gorastansirr 9scrarrnai.-5 per sent. transfer loan, 119 rs. to 120 es. per 100 sicca ; 6 per cent. loan, 11126.26, 106 to 1066 per 100 alma; S par cent. loan, 1529.30, 1054 per 100 Moos; 6 per cent. loan, 1811-45, par to i dia.; 4 par mat loan, 1633.33, 69 to 90 per 100 Biota ; 4 per cent. lean, 1113346, 864 to 87 per 100 Co.'s ; 4 per cent. loan, 1612-43, 686 to 67 per 100 CA's. Somas 0507 s ".." Tri 4 oto 0 0 0 per Baakl=d Notes lt 11 0 0 11 4 0 Spanish 221 „ 00 0 per „ lOO German Crowns 9. 212 0 0„ 0 0 0 „ Silver, Syoes Gold Leaf (range e(ernality) r lei „ 0 0 0 perTola. Gold bigots, according to touch 17 0 0 173 0 0 per tote. CALCUTTA, Om. 6.—One markets were clv from 20th September to the 9rd October, by native holidays and the mall of 24th August not having arrived, there is little bueinees Intelligente now to communicate. The market for exports be. scorad open. d, but should the home news be at all encouraging, the reduced freights are likely to influence a full amount of business. Little has been done in sugar as yet, the stock being large, and shippers looking for lower prices. The supply of .11k is large, and there is little demand. Combs continue in good favour. A considerable burner has been done in saltpetre, and prices ate higher. The demand for kite is active. In ' the absence of stock, or Mu new, there is little doiaj e lnaium, and Patna Is =mind at 960 re The import market has with a fair demand, though prises have 'enmity a down tendency. The receot general rains In the upper province. ersexpected to have a favourable inflames an trade at Mirsapore. There have already been some co = 4 :ke of Manchester cottons, but with the extensive ' &applies an, importers have in some instances had to take rather lower Obtagow fight goods are without much change ' in value, and are meetly In good demand. The sake of mule twist show no alteration in value, end there la a fair inquiry. The course of the metal market is still one of decline. Copper has again re ceded fully 6 mum. Speller remains miserably low, and iron has been sold at even worm rates than before the hidaya. There is no change in the value of company's paper. In exchange, the transac tions for this mall have not been important, and the rate toe first class bill. ma England at six months' sight remelts Is. 10Id. to Is. 101 d. per rupee. The snivels et shipping have been numerous, and freight. are quite unsettled. Some sugar has been shipped to London attl : per ton. MADRAS, 00T. 13. —MONET MAIMIT.—There fa no exchange to notice under this head. The money market is generally in an easy state. In government securities the market is firm at our quotatioas. Pei:mgr.—The rates of freight, as will be seen below, continue the same se bolter, but cargo is much lees plentiful than it was • few weeks ago, and vessels god more difficulty in filling up. To Liverpool : rice and sugar, 91. 13s. per too of 2ti cwt. To Lanka : rice, sugar, and saltpetre, 31. 13s. per ton of 20 cwt.; red wood, lee. to 13s. per ton of 20cort. ' • reeds, 31. 15.. per ton of 20 cwt. ; cottoned indigo, 31.10 e. to Si. lie. pee ton of 30 C. F. To Mumps : Cotton from Tntscorin, per tole, 6 rupees. CANTON MARKETS. HONO•KONO The quotstione for imports show a allg.it Im provement upon those of last month generally ; but the business transacted has been almost entirely for actual wants, all spirit of speculative inquiry having ceased. terrox.—The sales are °Wined to Bombay staple, of which about 16,00 d bales have changed hands. The stock of all kinds consies of 79,000 bales spinet 58,000 bale. last year. Bombay iv quoted, T's, se. 3a. to 6r.Ba. ; Bengal T's, 7r. to Br. 2a. ; Madras rs, 7r. to Br. 2s. COTTON awn YAM has advanced : NOS. le-24 are quoted 22 dole. to 231 dole. • Nos. 28-32, 23 dole. to 23i duls. • Nos. 30-42, 23 dots. to 231 dole.' Abate 908 boles hare found purchasers. The stock is 8,480 whsle and 280 half bales, against 2,300 whole and 2,400 half bales last year. LoNumorms have also improved in price, grey being quoted at 2 dole . 10c. to 2 dole. 65e. • white,/ dole. 40e. to 2 duls. talc. The tram.- tuitions have been confined to 30,000 pieces of the former, and 14,000 pieces of the latter. Woeunsis.—tip. stripes, 90e. to 1 dole 3e. ; knells, snorted, 7 doe. 40e. to 7 dots. 30e. ; searlet 8 dole. Nes to Bd o Sea. eamlets, English, 111 dote. to 21 doll. ,• ditto, Duteb, 21 dais. to 23 dots. Igoe has deelined. Naked, 3 dole. to soli, 700. ; bar, 2 dole. 20e. to 2 dote. 70c. • hoop, 4 dole. to 4 dole. 10e. Snit is gaoled at 4 des. 70e. to 4 dole. 806. ; lead, 3 dole. 800. to 6 dab.; tin plates, 11 dole. to 12 dole. COCKINIAL, 100 dots. to 130 dials. Teensy OMIT, 430 doh. Tea.--Settlensenta have continued during the month, making the toil quantity ewe the ope.ing of the semen upwards of 400 coops. The total export feet China, as compared with last season at the same ! period, shows an increase in Meek of 9,138,0001 b., and a decrease in green of 201,0001 b., —From hay 1 to Sept 24, 1/49, 19,408,33!1b. black ; 1,281,38010. grime Total. 20,887,9311 h. From July Ito Sept. 13,891,81 b. 1844, 10,276,21 Mb, dank ; 1,444,6781 bi green ; Total, 11.78 Slut —But few tratametkes have occurred in Shanghae during this month; but deliveries have been made upon previous cataracts. The present quotations there show an advance of abort 10 dots. upon last month's, being now for Nos. 1 and 1 Toadies (together), 410 deis. to 433 dole.; No. 3, 320 dodo. to 245 dole.; common Tambora, 235 dole. to 243 dole.; isle to Meet, 28u data, to 328 dots. The export amounts to 1,300 Mks (of which about 300 bales consist of Ma teasoo's elk) spinet 1,350 bake last 3ear. It k now pretty well ascertained that the supply this seem will be Mort, and particularly of line qua lities, owing to Um damage sustained by the heavy rains. EICTIANOL ox ENOLAND.-44. lid. to es. 21d., Ice first elms private bIW ; bills with shipping dominate, 4s. 31d. On Ladle Company's sampled bills, 215 per mat. Beaune have de stined to Si, 10s. From Sbaoghee we have letter. to Sept. 18. Losocuarent are quoted hewer, els., grey, 2 dots. 10e. to 2dole. 55c.; white, 2 dela. tee. to 2 dab. ette. gr. enure; 110 e. to fete. Logo Eu.s.—Auxted, 64 dole. to 74 dole.; mulct, 6 dole. CewLera.—English, 16 dole. to lb dole. ; Dutch, 21 dole. to 22 dole. Tee.—An Wire brolnus has been dice In cmgou, and about 60 chops had been settled ke at from 13 to 20 tails. A few purchases of aouchong and el MOO pees tea for the American market are also re ported. flux has been referred to above. eredtts have been negotiated at 4s. 44d. to 44. 3d. ; bin; with shipping documents, 4.6 d. to 4.. 64d. On India Computes aceepted paper, 2fo per amt. Paannrin-41. Ter silk. and yl. 10s. foe tat. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. WIMITADAT. Noe. 21, 1849. The Steel of the Weather at each of the following places at Nino o'clock yesterday morning. Guns mamma Name of Pisan w oi w r. d. at Suite of Weather. Ranassusa...... N. Mai Claudius BIATTOCE ... 6 Calla Ra BMWS= hissamosui &E. (?elm Ovarcest 111110111Winll Calm Overemt BERM. ........«. LW. Osage Busse Overcast Cummins =7 Canvas L. Calm Caws ... LE Gentle are °snow Cioady Dasuooron ..... S. Grans Brame 0 mast 16+UISCAOR Zama 8. Calm Overcast POUNDIRGIN ........ N. Gentle Brame Overcast Gummy Grows sax GREENWICH Calm Oman s. Calm FaSB7 Guide Brass Overate HOLTIIZAD « &W. Gentle areas&W. Overcast Luuas s. Geatlabraase Overeat LiJICASTia. 6 Calm 105,7 Latium,' laasamear5a....... Oaroao E. Cam anima l'Ziktllo2oooll IL Strang Braes§ Overeset I-LTMOVTS. ......, B. Calm Omer* Poirosiovrs S.E. Gentle Bruns assilms inuisse..—...... .... 14.11. Calm Pardolly Cloudy Mew ..... &E. Gunk Breese Partkey Cloacty Soar ... 6w. Calm 90111IWIPTON lisinuaLuta ...-. B.E. 0 utle Bream Foggy Mumma ... .. Calm Cloudless Waimea » »..... N. Gentle Breeze Overcast )NDON, Taus Dor, Nom. at WAHL Halo of Weathor. dm. ~oast SHIPPING IN TELLIGIINCIL (Fos ow Correspond's% the " &hippies Queue," sad "Liayers List.") CABIJALTIBB. Simms, Dunsford, from Swansea fo; Hong Kant, put in hare 7th September, leaky. Cape of Good Hope, Sep tember 25. Pumper (barque) Stevenson, of Liverpool, for Canseau, having received damage on the outward paseage while making the land on theotriiit of Cape Breton, bore op and reached Pugwasb in a leaky state Ist of October. Hay ing discharged cargo, she has been hove on., end found to require considirable repaim.—Halifax, N.S., November, b. Idargaret, Livinpton, of Pal, from Uddiswalla to Londen, was abandoned 16th inst. with six feet water in her hold, and soon after canted over on bee beam ends ; crew picked up 120 miles N.W. of Flambro' Head, by the Choice, Duncan, arrived here.—Ball, November 19. Waverlev. Robertson. from Liverpo.il to New York, put in hare 12th ins'., leaky, and is repairing.—Fayal, Oct. 27. 41.1111 TED. I NAILS. I DUI. Haintsarg Hama •• Lill= Pad& India wit Boutkainpton India via Mauilke Baton sat adds: liezke and iiitannah Wont India Brasil OOOOOOOOO .•••• Nov. 25 Dee. 7 Nov. 28 0 Nov. 20 Nov. 22 Nov. 22 Deo. 24 MARLBOROUGH-STREW. ASJAOII) CONSPIXACT TO DiFS•OII.-1411110 Wallow, • remeetaWy-dresseel mesa, who desmiked kinself as • baker t earryien on badness et nr ie l:= 24llloo4 _ t_ Isteset. ago ' John Amon • licensed v' r, rtddiag at 72, 314, 1 Atidnw's road, New Ent-road, were charged with 11011* apir fr jaj wi nnethsr with sect's*? man not Ice eastod ,I. de- ' Mr. George Pellet*, landlord of the Army Beenses-street, of the sum of 161. under the fellswithe air. I lIIIMIIIIMIN : . Mr. Merges, from the °Mee of Mr. Hansplinyaspresicil 1 far the presseation, and Mr. Games ter the prisonem. The prosecutor deposed that yesterday ingenies be b a d i been to the City, and on his raters home, ahem emenieek, ' he Mad the two prisoners and another asap &irking in heat of his bar. They were drinking sherry, end witness had a glom with them. la the 00111/e of eosvereatica the pri soner Janet said he had made a bet to throw a heavy weight with the prlsworr Wilson, and that be could throw a heavier weight than any man in London, sad wished witness to go and witness the feat. He also said that be was the man litho sinew the great weight over the high brick wall at the White Bear, Eanniagton. After some farther coovenation witness was induced to go to the Wheetsheaf public-house, in SI asylebossistreet, to witness the trial of strength between the prisoners. When they got to the Whestsheal, the primmer lesser said there was no noes there to throw a great treat ;we will play at skittles. He (Zenner) then played Wilson for some movereins, which he won, and ' afterwards he laid him (Wilson) 61. he did not get the whole of the in down in live times, which bet Wilson I at. er ' The then came up to witness. and said, " This t on man r sassing Wilson) ha got plenty of money ; if you will beck ine J as win hie looney." Witness said he did cot back people in seek pate, and he knew nothing at all about the game of skittles. The prisoner leaner then said if wit ness would pat down 51. for biro, he would play Wilson, aid return the mosey to witness is soon as be won it. Wining did so, sad the two prisoners immediately commenced play. fag the game. Inner played ve 6 F a bad. and Wilson, who had hitherto played bad, began to y mush totter and the sem wen Inapt r lost the , which wenbanded over to Wilson. James epolegised to witness for losing We game, and attributed his loss to en accident, ad said "Pat down another 61. for me, I am sure to win the neat game." Witness gave him the money to put dowa ; the game was played, and he loot that gel. Wit ness then asked what be meant by telling him he meld win the game, when he played so indifferent ? leaner replied, . Oh, it was only to draw the other man on, and get the maw beck next game." After • deal of poma des witness wee induced to put down a 301. sew, sad after the money was down the prisoaen wanted to play for the whole amount. Witness objected to tl is, sad demanded his mosey back, and threatened if they did not give it he would give them in charge. They then pave him Ude 261., the 301. note still remaining in their lamb. While the 301. we. down the prisoners played the game, and Were it was finished they went up to the slate and rubbed out the sheiks. He faswied it was a " ill," and called out to a man named Gnaws not to give up the money. Wilma than went up to him and smakieted the note out of his kande. Bean that dons he east be a constable, and gave Om a is charge. By Mr. Morges—When they were in his hoses they ap peared to be staingen to each other. Wilson showed him a pocket book, apparently fall of notes, which he put is his boot, as he said, fur safety. This book be subsequently gave to the mat who ran away when the constable wee =died. The note produced is the same he put down. Team, 66 E, said, on Monday afternoon. about 6 o'clock, he was called to the Wheateheat, where he saw the pets, enter, who said he give the prisoners in charge for robbirg his of 161. He laid hold of the prisoner, but the other man ran away. He searched Wilson, and found the 301. not. produeed. Mr. damn, for the prisoners, said, if he was torrecly in structed, he had evidence to prove that this was a ease of " diamond cut diamond." The prosecutor intended to win the money of his client, but in his ragmen to does he led beat "let into the hole." According to his own evi- Ems, the promentor decidedly intended to " let in " the baker. He should leave the case in the heads of the ma gistrate, who, no doubt, would immediate ly order them out of eastody. Mr. Biegbani, after going through the whole of the od dness, recommended the prisoners to pay beck to the prose:, eater the 161. If that was dor.e he should discharge them. The massy was immediately paid, and they wets dis charged. LAMBETH. Tue Pointe Swots° LTITIII Invocroa.—The Cbutat De Tara Dembreke, the Polish impostor, who stood re minded from Saturday on a sharp of vagrancy, was finally examined. The prisoner, who is a stout person, of shout 130 years of age, is one of tho met impudent reseals of his class, for aft. :r knocking with the utmost authority at the street door, and asking for the lady or gentlemen of the house, he without ceremony walks into the drawing room or parlour, as the Nee may be, and souse, °Ponderable alarm to the female in mates. On the present occasion he described himself as an old Frareh officer, lately returned from America. Rumford, the mendioity o ffi cer, said th e prisoner was known to the moiety slow 1832, sad had been r, peatedly committed to prison as a common bona. Kr. E liott committed him for three months to Guildford Rouse of Correction. Prow the LONDON GAZETTIL—Tuesday, Nov. 20. Jove boson Ce.das. Wawa; and Hoosson locidoe.o, Massboator and Whits; lanseddrs, contrewton, to sum add Dec. and SI, st 12, at Nandwilar Wart dol., Wade% M. Weise ; at seds.. lesser, Usisodentor. Jars Coma, Walteas.on-Thmse, Wray, lisswed victualler, Nov. V brot andt.buddines Des. 17, at If, at Iln kin" Bral idealldeld. dol.. Bu leall.stran hanan, dd. • e t mai.,ft Weurms Comm, Comiry. slaw, Des. 1. at 123, and Jas. 1, at 12, at Blrd= ork eoset. OW. Width and James, Wended= ; or. Mite Passers Duns, Livarpsol= lll. bedle dealer, Das. 4 end 11, at 11, at Liverpool Court. W., Tata, Liverpool; or. wig., Norris, wenL Uttio Wollwerset, est i testker Dee. 4, at 1, es s l o dan. d A 11, at Moan, Great j lbsiliked-rew ; Oblkerry. Taoism NVII Hams. NM, ado in haps, Dee. 1, at 121. sal Des. S; at 11, at deL, MO. Liamolo's. Worteids; d rail., = ms. pewslke Illank "Nem mions two% Dn. 1, at 1, mil ha lot 11, at BooliedY.sdost. M. Lloyd, 11111 t. deed, Chospals et sad& ronnat 01011.1411whern Bomar Illoson, satosrteer Berry, assawn Wear, New. $O, at =Lac. V. at I,st Parlogballatrest OA, Lied. Mil lutreat, ; off. Idwada, resiwidergiso, Old ewry. Meonow. Nana Banos, Illehembasd. Wellwaideshant, Nov V and We. 21„ et 11, at Llesped Wart dd., Misse, Liverpool; at • BA, EDWARD RITDOLDIN UTer Mentasern, lair, Nov. If, at 12, and Dee. 111, at 114. at IssbrdaladOest We., Dodds and Co., Busidadenry, and Whey, leorwhh; death, Turquand, Oddball. eindthweb DOMILTIONII OP DIVIDIBIDL Assunnan Affsassr"Pidlpst4ww esseshast—Pinal div. of =re Or sommorla ands ; dd. at NO. soar the ands ; and a losi W. of ls. 14. under the asseedsont. .way dre. V, and than subiequent Thursdays, at dtandeire, Baddybalktrost. CIIAIIIOII IblawaD o EDWADD OA= EMMA, Sir HORT LINEDDI. /011, YU sad new Immo, Ironaledi, City, budeses—rinal of 1744disola M., Nov. 22. and use Wens= Thandays, at Sinaddro, Ilsinbststrost. ltamor Idwon. Strintlena, Whelks. nehese—let W. of Is., Nee. 11. sed any seirodust Tsesday, at Itopeth Wed. Trams Wow tours= sal Paservar. Venom, Li wradonin— Mt eft. of la, and a lst, Sat rod, c ool 4;1= 1 Us. 4L a ea am dock Dec. and on sabsequent Wednesday, at 11itLiverpool. ision Pular sad Atoms Ilsesoun, Little Bt. I Belon's, Chy, marehante—Pisal se 12412 eds et a it, Nov. wad three salnequent Thursdays, at ineadeld's, BwebegWlcereet. DITIDENDIL—Des. 11.0. Aeldnet, Brixton, derehann—Des.l4. 111. and Z. ors, dikes— War deahr—Deo. U. 0. Bowyer, I Brialhhde, =al. Pam—Dos. le. A. Ifwakenfrviaar4 sug sliiimt—Da. U. J. Caddo, LIW Wood. setsWsß opoil—Des. 14. = 0. ru bse. dedann.4lll6 li. E. Pumas. 1444/4••441. Denbigh, sonner—Des. U. C. did- QUITI.FIC.iTiII lea, mitts amo be arm to the easinry, Des. 14. IL Aldrh67 lll. ag ais mill iarasat—Des. U. N. I. saml4 t. Barnes, North Walbos. It taLor—Des. U. B. Waraivil. Welted." Ewer. eon tir—Dee. 12. T. T. irefair. hover—Den 14. iLawki Lamar, attest weber—Dt 'reit Welty, Nownwit. Webeibe—Des. 11. J. IWashso.llll‘. =habeiebe—Dee W. Z. =r .. 'Way lOW. IL P. leeberti. IL W. c t'llosa vicAns =alm ani allielloWp dssier. bleat ww4l444—Dsh IL J. ft be mine* value awe be awn to the = Nov. IS. R. lewelleed C. ellsowelmkilts—,Nor. IS w. Dime, Wriebeeese. kerastater—Des. IL Z. Nikoastam, War. rltZt44l4ll=-V0r " ..1 J. Didli* Ar=t. lelliar—Doe. IL 0. H. Holsad, Lora. ro.rr—Der. 11. N. Pr04. 14 = trawler —ww. 14 e au, lahrohlre. Nam . Wel* Charworth.itme. toiddroostds Wean —Dee. I. W. Wilson. Pry*" breher—Nor. IL T. WO% bit Jaha.street, Brirk.lane, lotiaal.gross, dab. ? verrthast. nannomes DISSOLTYD.-& Arodtrossi sad J. ow Ilisdobbra . Ission-11. 11•Idw1a. 0. brow; sad D J. Amin Pnstos. .r.. 1..-it. boss obi J. 8. Ease. W ally mud mit mosoboossusa-11. J. H. 3. W. IL lbaw. Y kr o i s de .11. lbsw--.1. , T. Owiosab. sal J. is& by. W obi Than . sod ostossso-W. I. Mil awl 2. ispeo. obseb oil P. Nod* Mow. as wod& amooks with tbsiopwisses We issozwma -a a Yana& Lanka. IL Tads% & J. Janos, C. 1117. A. 1111808814 Lesion sad Ofigolions. mordrals. who as =t o & Vomb.--W. Clousbets sod W. Offirlos,_Lhapso, silo &A. Osebromy C. J E 11.& Obiuvos, A. Wlngla. I. lostsll, mai W. Orm e ploonolksrs-E. W. Medi@ Ind W. % I" sombses-J. Cassys sui a , F an biliss-liallosammilL Fria's& i m i kon . 11.11ophos owl S. boss, Lino. poskisiosso-Liipis. OM. 1.11/1111111111. SO IN II J. Leasz-w.day lilik =abey. lbsoloa NAO. gosers-J. WNW Ind R. Idoesky. brobbibt, ilssubbim illises-4. B. Peon me& W. Johars, ilioskilam._ rbilmo-assb Postblintibo set 3. liosz Irsiels. loassoßioo. ills obsuesols-W. Ps. awl C. Mask. sursalsest. sisslassides-6. S. 10.11111, T. P. llsitisr. mi W. Illobbislos, sad Woo4brest, Oity Y fas as supra. W. s-1L B. Iperrow rad J. W. T. loshri+ llowiorom otomabbh bilsts-J. 11:sossa sad W. Toms, 11 (= Min asommes-P. Ihdroposd sod C. gh..... Ms dsoboo-1. Weille• nh. L . . P.sE bers " a T. Waso,Ssor_ _ aid Illsksabsad, -I:llmines obi J. Milos. liewbast.bissro. - 4317. bop Eh. aubboons. MICK Airdr rRATIONS. Timm Atria& inewx, dakta, paw,itQ UINT Nov. 31 aad Dia 11, at Pena& ie Hark JANIS Drown C.aaudaas, Obegow, vacant* sad nd dearita, Now.= aad Dal 4 at die Craw Beak Ottapw. Pafllt Mato tai diat Dam& Mara= mad* tea, Wm. DI sod Dus. Id, at Ida Dada lad DAVID 1171110, lava. war Tala. Itattrr. Nev. St aad Dam. In at intati. Ti r mm ailla • Cr*" aregEmi ndi l iir, Roe . 21 and Da. 11, • atao Om Jam dam% Masi% dr. DOT. al tad Da. if, at the Ildid iddlt. Comm at W. ELL MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrommool., Nov. 20.—The market today was awfully dull. Prime of Americans have receded id. since Fri day, and Brasilend Egyptirs, ad. 3,000 bales only were sold, and of these speculators toot 1,200. MANCRIIITSII, Nov. 20.—There is a quiet market today, both for ciztli end,w, ant the same feeling pervades brittle home and export bodnom Then la not much change In prices, but If say thing buyers have the advantage. The high prim to which goods have attired, indeparenUy of the question whether they will be 1 maintainable, has the effect of restricting business, and the orders for the home spring trade (the first of which are usually given out about this time, fo delivery is January) ate not near so considerable r up to the same date ler year. WOOL —NODDeItaIIELD, Nov. 20.—We have Zothint different to report In this department or laminas tom oar last week's report. MANUFACTURES.— HUDDIIIIIIILD, Nov. 20.—W. have had a very dial market ? here to day, and iadecd It Is to be ex. petted that all the market da's thla side of Christmas will partake of the same spirit The public Wool sales are fixed to take place oh the 29th of this mouth. CORN.—Csainouval, Nov. 18.—The Wheat trade with as remains math the same as last week. A moderate amount of bestows doing at prkes then entreat. A good deal of the Barley, a 4 though heavy, is not ot first-rate quality; consequently, except for the hest simples, trade is esthedlngly dull. Wheat, W. Its, to 101. lug per load. Barley, Us. to Ms. per qr. Oats, He. to 2.35. Mem, is. to 4s. Id. per butheL NARBaWonTot, Nov. 20.-We had a good show of Wheat an lan exoseNagly bony trade, at our arum Barley in middling supply, and penes qualities eciramended 31s. Beans and Peas am. Ran seam, end us linter. Wisest, white, 425. to 445. ; red, NM. to' 415. Barley, 20.. to Hs. it.... and Peas, 55.. to 30s. per qr. NULL, Nov. 20.-Business of every kind has ixen quite inanimate doling the week, and, where sake have resulted, it has been on emainalan by holders. Our farmers supplied as liberally again to. day, and prises tat all description of Wheat were la. per qr. lower. Foreign was offend at some reduction, without isetßni to business. The baby market vary flat, and both malting and grinding qualities olualnates on emist terms. Only old Beans maintain their v.due; new of all nets me aiming at Is. reduction. Pena tar grinding support our quotations. linseed Cakes, is also Rape Cakes, unaltered. Prolog trim! - Whea t Entibb, red, 36e, to 38e.; white, Ps. 43e.; LlllRtais mad It=seet is . , to 46a.; Ms; Ftwatras Ns. to 48a; e s a and Friesland, 34. to ; Erman and Oda s , Bk. to Ma Oen, English, 141. toes.; Danish, IM. to 14e.; Vrfeelaad, Ilk to 18e.; Names aid Odeon, 14e. to ifs. Barley, mantas Ile. to Itis. ; urtodies, 20s. to 21.. Beans, bp to 32a. • tereiga, 28e. to 82e. Pees, white and yellow, 21s. to 279.; grey and Losik i 2 4 ; . & to Ms. Linseed, Blatt Bea,4te. teen.; Petersburg. 375. to ON sad Arehaegel, Li Soa. • lioniphers, an. to 375. Linseed Cones, Hall, 71. be.; Ras tannin, 64. U.; inferior, W. Ulta=2n.; Rape Cakes, 75e. Oct. Tares, foreign, 20a. to 244. .to W. 10s. Bones, Ws 61. Ensued, 61. Imparts Roan Nov. 10 to Nov. IS hest, 3,193 qrs. • Barley, 6.317; Oats, 779 Beans, 1,266; Peat, 1,002 ; Lineed, ; kapweed, 398; oat Cake, 310 tam; Beers, We. lreincE, Nov. 20.—Ws bad a slow sale fer Wheat to day, at • decline of Is. per qr. flapply of Barley was good ; fine quality la demand, and maintained in price ; inferior sorts damn to quit. BID kw samples pinions, Per, andthnsonoffer. &kat without variation. Last,., Nov. 20.—W• have rather a good snivel of wheat @gala today; some quantity of this grain Is now going into store rather than submitto the reduced pr offered ; the piattion oi the trade, however, continues tie and toaday we quote prime barely es on Friday, with only • keel bud. ems passing. Earley is extremely dull, and rather lower. No variation in other artist a. LIIGETON litlXZaltD, Nov. 20.—At this dare market there was • considerable supply of Wheat offering, which met with a dew seise at priers 41d. to Is. per load under last week's rates. Nulty mold not be bought cheaper. Beans and Peas dell, at Lite rates. Wnst, per load of 6 bushels, 23n to 275. Barley, malting, per imp. qr. Ms.; grinding, 245. to 275. beam, d 4 21s. to 24. 6d. saw, Hs. to las. Pees, ample, L 3.. to 22a. 6d. per 6 bushels. Laws*, Nov. WS—Thedemand fur Wheat to-day was ra ther lbw. sad &be prim ot this day week were barely rupported, ottlboddb Ul c e r . V ms was asusually mall. Other aorta ot drain tell steadily at rates. White Wheat, 111. to Se.; red, W. 15e. to 1 Barley, sk. tot's. Oats, 16e. to Ids. Beans, 2se. to Bat. Per, tee. co so& LIVII2OOL, NOV. 20.-We are still well supplied whit flour end oatmeal from Ireland, but of wheat and oats the arrivals since hat Tarr are limited. Prom abroad we have received fair (mantilla of what, oats, and Indies an. Oar trade daring the week tea been lasutive, and pricer generally have shoat a weaker &endear. The rein em at our Oda Exchange this morning was rein ea • modem a soak. Old Snap wheat brought barely so =Mr on this day set, whilst Irish new was Id. per dt i erm The Oaf bmafms was in choice Duds. , Just arrived. at 7a. Id. per 7411 b. The bet Irish new red what did not sear as 6d. per 701 b. Cboice brands of American lbw ecesimand bras a bll ;dem Mali dour, wad of excellent quality, meets • =l;:f i salik aid may bs bora easier. Meiling Owe are scarce, rase Oa•al without range. Indian corn is held mark Ir;mon, and lama rata have to be pe'd, but the dla al* be small quntatles. Barley bear, peas are un. dared Is ne. The following an the quotatkos and ; Wheat, per Zee" red, old, es. NU. . to es. ; new, is. 94 te a ltd.; white, rid, Mad. to 74 Od.; new, M. Id. to es. lid.; Wall, :leld, 46.10 d. to Is. 7d.; new, 4s. &I. to Ss. 341. ; whlte,old, 64 bd. s. ed.; new, b. 7d.to fis. 9d. lk•r, per qr., English, Us. to lie . • Chareks4 SW ld 33a; beta and Mak per albe, 2a. iod to b. 2d: Malt, p l ar a kliaglik, psl46b. to 365. ; Mr, 426. to 414. Ode, per 43,10.„ and Bork aid, 2e. lid. to 2a. 104; Meat, old, 26.4 d. toga M. ; lee nets, std, b. fld. to te. 7d. new, b. 3d. to b. Od.; old, b. 4d. to b. ed.; new, Is. ad. to b. kl. • Boma, per qr.. old, 32e. to 365.; botch and Irish, pa; 410ths., old, la s. to per or., Leek white, 295. to boa; DWI, grey, 25e. to 3 4 . Floor, per Mulbs., Barka and Irish, fine, 30.. ed. te lie, 04; superfine, 30.. rd to Lk. 94.; save, 134 Od. to gas Od. Oatmeal, pea load of belts., Irish, ler, Us. ed. to 21s. 3d.; old, les. Od. to 20.. ed.; (1-=QM 20e. to 20s. fal. Bean, per SUM, 10d. to 8.. Wheat , comedian, per 7016., red, 11.10 d. to Os. 2d.; to 61Mde. Seto lle. 9d. ; United ....a11: 7 0:. to es. 3d. ; white, 7e. 2d. ; Made, mixed lad N . la. to as at; Wei inlatd,7l.2d. to 7aticl.; Lower Bath and , red,e441.10 bad.; ghlkes, ad. to Os. 10d.; 111ga and Petersburg. rid, is. Od. to be. 4d. ; 44 100. to fa. Od.; Odessa, common. ad, Sa Od. to 36.k1. ; ai ltilkWl4. to b. ad.; Preach, Spanish, and Italian, red, sa. 10d. to MU.; olutVd . ..t . o Mad.; Banat and liarlanopoll, red, 34 lid. a b. Ild.; 4.. OdL to la. 3d. ; Mediterranean, Be.. hard, 4s. Id. to 411. Bye, per qr., Battle, Be., Pk. to 2b. Barley, per b. 10d. to lia. Id. Oats, per 4310., Ils. ed. to b. id.; Mea ri ns ii .t. toes. ed. Beans, per .T . 4 o lopsan, Ms. to 34a. ; per UM, 14e. Ild. to 234 Od. per v.. Bads. Be, 117 s. to Sea.; Dream, 23e. to 2lts. per Oa 1944, sweet. SU ed. to be. ed.; U.a. Sfestern'Oesal, sweet, 'b. a fate, ; Ohio, 24.. ed. to 26e. ed. ; Philadelphia aid lialtimat. met, bald. to Us.; Canadian, sour, 114 to 206.04 Indian Can, per ark. AMA= white, two to 295. Ind i an llow, Us. 6d. to 275.• yellow, 164. O d d. to 27a. 6d. Oars Meat, pee 196114 11. 1 7n0 14.. Animas from the 19th to the 19th November, inaindve, into Liverpool and &mom :-Wheat, 7,771 qrs.; Barley, lAN; Malt, 601; Oats, 4'42; Beam, 1,486,• Per, 694 ; Lam Cora, 11,110; Oantsid, 7,1106 lbw, 691 auks and 1.719 bards. LYNN Nov. k 0 - TMs was a pod supply ot both Wheat and Baby at our market today, the =edition of math very Laffer ty. sad oar Is per qr. lower. Canary per qr. to the grower :- Whoa. wide; Ms. to 63Ibs. per bushel, 40...0 Us.; red, /MA to lies. Bray, best, 341ba. to 631ba, 216. to 295. ; 0:10110" 331134 Mae, ems. mi. ft t ts. Oats, 3611 n. to albs., Ifs. to 17s. Beans, IBMs. to labe a Vis. to 30s. Grey Peas, 211 s. tons. Four, fine, Ski. re ma MU Mink PLTMOUTIII Nov. 20.- The corn trade ocatlesee very doll, with lees of home growth nearly equal to local ronsump. ties, an at eamaingh market there was hardly aWe made by to when Meeks are low, and who are without induannent liameavax, Nov. 20.-The supply of grain at our mar. bet Way woe very large, aid far exceeded the demand, notwith. Pad( there was a full attendance. The sales efftcted were at a ridged= of =qr. on the bait samples of Wheel, and Is. to 24 en Mackie q CATTLE, A..—Deasy, Noy. 20. The supply of fat Swab to-day vas lar g e, and the quality generally good. with • falr I demand. The somber of fat Sh eep wee buyer ties bas v bs= dm bat two weeks, with a slight improvement in the price. peg gip were pisatifol, and readily disposed 01. Beef made from Id. M ge. ded. litubm Id. to lid. Vea4 Sid. to Id. per lb. Pip, 7a. 6d. pa lOU% OVERLAND MAIL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY. OCT. It —The trade of Gm pat with the ewe tad thetas*/ Ms at Myth hid, the 2111111810 hasher awe re a daps; be swim M the satin ks sam fa smarm of eiebratim. Sete hes opt hem bat WM brims demi& Impart& lar% • himmemt of tameretwas bete whim plesa awl the le Vim* suppliel.—We hays aothles sew le report regiedbi Ihr Ole el ow matte, resies ary. Osvamemi emmehea eNh • ffm wow lbw, bays Ws my as IMMO hie Meaim L... Sit rimed Mlle aim& Parlay mink lower. °timid Bask Impask Awing a &Mewl at the Nis el 7 per teat. pee imem. Ourem hear Clems.—A undenis Milano In !Arks hes lehrilless andislie Saws% bra valet pm In A ItItIVBD. 119 a —at Deal, November 19, tom Ao 14 Ite 17, from usonio-et Os be, ones Arrow-off Dad, November 18, from ' '' , ANNA CATMATINA-Si Grove.end„ November 19, ADVENTWIS -at Oraverroll, November 20, from. arum -at Gravesend, November 20, from domer-S Oravesed i aLovember 20 from Beeetsme- at Dad, her 19 fres Baas-at Hull. NOTtelbed 18, rrom llsoort-at Gravesend, November 20, from " ... Bsouros-at Gravesend, November 10, from ... ......... :AMR BRIT -atOravesead. November \ from Bonawro, Jusr.-at Gravesend, November 20, from ........ Boyne -at Live_rpooL November 20, from ............... CALIDOMIA-M Liverpool f. Novemter 20, frum ..... .................... Comanorton-st White van, November 18, fro m ......... COPT= -at Oatootabe, November 18. fr0m................ .... Corms-at Grameend, November 20, from. ... *"' CAT/MIAS *co alloaro-at Gravesend, Novetula; 10, COAL. •VALIVDOSt OrSTIMITA. November 20, C CAC" A T IOUN naLAMU D N- A lit :S at° t ra o G M 7le4 lMMlld, Yelena'nd. N" N Nem o o tem .ll:mr ber be l9 2 , of :s • COMMTSMON -at Gravesend, November 19, from ...... .... Coverers-at Queenstown, November 18, from. .. . CANUMATIST Deal, November 19, from ............................ etTION-at Deal, November 19, from. .......................... CLaturs-at Deal, Nl,vember 19, from.. ....................... CSAILLOMS-at Deal, November 19, ... ........... 11 8 taysy CISCABMAN-at Falmouth, November 19, front ......... Coors-at Hull, November IS, from DAverwar-at Gravesend, November 20, STOW Dineaare -at Deal, November 19, from ........... Dosnr-at Hall, November 18, from .. ................... hums- at Lancaster, November .. DT/05..-14 Mago/1" November E/ ore- at , Novempa. 19, from ....... ... Emmert -at Deal, November 19, from Enme-at Grimsby, November 17, from Heaa-st Portland Roads, November 17, fr0m...." ............. ELL/N-at Graveaend, November 20, from ............... sw., Ensa-at Gravesend, November 19, fr0a..... ...... Foxtrouen-at Deal, November 19, from ...... Gaouroaa-at Deal, November 19, Irma MISAMIIA -at Workington, November 19, fr0m,,;` -.. Ileas-st Cowes, November 19, Hoes-at Gravesend, November 20, from ........................ Alin lam or Wiersr-at Deal, November 19, from MYSLIA-at Hull, November 18, from -- Jouns-at Liverool, November 20, from ....„„_...„: * ** A4 . 6 4 JAN/ MANN --at f loor s November 19, from Los -at Gmvevmd,iNovember 20, from . LADY VALIAMT-St Gravesend, Novembe r .. Nam% loan °ANEMIA-at Hull, November 20, be. DavWfbuy Lotau.-at Milford, November 16, from Tan* MAST Jswe-at Gravesend, November 20, from .............. timbal Hoer= -at Gravesend, November 20, from Grlebvm 11.'04am-et Graveeend, November 20, from ................ASS MAST Bralig- at Gravesend, November 19, from .............„CI S Mosreserns-at Falmouth, November 19, from ....... Moantsa-at Hull, November 18, from AL lairgi :Leann &Brno-at Hull, November 18, from SOH staon-at Heenan, November 18, from-. ..... ALJeleseA u m Nenvero- at Gravesend, November 19, fr0m...... ...... Oanoseoz-at peel, November 19, from Pi/PISA-M. Queenstown, November 17, from ......... Forenro-at Bristol, November 20, from PAINCIUM Itovor. -at Deal, November 19, from Ay e Pniumseva-at Plymouth, November 18, ham.. . ..... Inoariaors-st Gravesend, November 20, Pea m-at Gravesend, November 20, frms ktelo-at Gravesend, November 20, from 1:11 Z MOVIMOD-at Torbay. November 18, from SPIILANZA -at Liverpool, November 20, from -ANS Son Seurrotone-et QUOMMOWD, November 17, fres ike t Sauer Sau Ann-at Sunderland, November 18, from Sr. LtONAkD -at Gravesend, November 20, from DOMM BMW-at Gravesend, November 20, from Ateinian Mesons:A-at Shields, November 18, from Qedee Two MILOTIMIM-at Shields, November 18, from Coreihme UIANIA-at Gravesend, November 20, from Pis NIS Uausto-at Queenstown, November IS, from Qedes Vinson-at Gravvend, Nov, mbez 20, from Meth Veints-atOrassend, November 20, from. ............... Worzawirea-at Deal, November 20, from ..... SAILED. A , ex-from Liverpool, November 20, to .awry AZOliAll-from Blistol, November W, to Bresenbana Amts-from Liverpool, Noventber 20, to p p Awe Moon-from Gravesend, November 19, to No Amu. Hostersow-trom Liverpool, Nov 20, to ineace Artu Buser-from Liverpool, November 20, to Bats. Haan-from Cardiff. November 19, to Ulna Bio bathe OMIT-from Hull, November 17, to Inv Yak Do. RUMANIA -from Liverpool, November 20, to. Mies I DAS? -QOM Gravesend, November 20, to Maim EMU. OMIT-from Liverpool, November2o, to Weenie Eanx-frorn Gravesend, November 20, to Ceds Earaatta-frem Liverpool, November 20, to &mos.-from HUI ,rd, November 17, to I tt: 1 FL.CHA-Qom Gravesend, November 20, to ............ „OW OWIDIZANDE-from Portanoutb,,Noverober 17, t 0........, Game Man-from Milford, November 17, to HANSAS dAIJIIILD-from Liverpool, November 20, to = Devises-from Liverpool, November 20, to ...... Inoue-from Hull, November 17, to .......... Jean Van Erear-from Liverpool, November 20, to Oft" JOWL CATRA.-hom Liverpool, November 20, to &Wag Jam MAIIIA-tram Liverpool, November 20, tr. ?dais Java-from Bristol, November 19, to erreirk Mau Mawo-from Canal; November 19, to MARTINI Pannalcx-from Hartlepool, November 18, to ul a liliaDAL/MI-from Portsmouth, November 17, to Hama ALATBILDA-from Portsmouth, November 17, to blowrartma-from Liverpool, November 20, to = 118 ..acamer-from Liverpool, November 20, to flasis MAILIIMA-hum Liverpool, Nov. 20, to Be. Dom limaser-from Gravesend, November 20, to Beings Noarevauuntiom -from Port= uttt, Nov. 17, to New Tin Orro-from Liverpool, November 20, to Bt. Dime PAKErnAit-Arum LAverp ul, November 20, to Bemis/ PALS:OM-from Gravesend, November 20, to tm PLATA -from Liverpool, November 20, to Berms Oita Puitairms-from Liverpool, November 20, to .ping Parcua-from Deal, November 19, to Tani Psalm-born Portsmouth, November 17, to taccomar-froinCarditr, November 19, to Cm.= Bran PULNICIAN-from Shields, November 19, to Cs= ArrameL-from Yarmouth, N., November 11, to Swum-from Gravesend, November 20, to -War TIIIIMMT-Qom Liverpool , November 20, to Velpnlm Tunes-from Liverpool, ' November 20, to ....... -..... . bear UND.riento-Qom v i e pool, November2o , to Valgeraho Vrainm-from Li November 20, to Bouffant WooDamooa-from ransead, November 20, to ridden Wemoima-from Liverpool, November 20, to New Oriels &Lamm-from Liverpool, November 20, to Valentin VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Awriumg. from Bordeaux, for fit. Jago de Cuba, Nov. 6, lat. 4014, 100. 15 W. &INFIRM, from Liverpool for Shanghae, Oct. 21, lat. 8 N., la. 22W. Coutorry, from Patras, Nov. 6, off Cape de Gatte. COMMIT. from Mouritlua for Cork, lat. 85 4., lois. 21 E. EARL OF Isuccerea, from the lonlan Islands •or Rotterdam, Nov.B, cdf Malaga. EsieLearn (ship), from Cardiff foe Boa Francisco, Sept. 23, fat S N., lon. 20 W. INDURFIT (brig), of Exeter, from New York, lat. 45 N., lon. 22 W. Lawman, from London for Adel ,tde, Oct. 17, lat. 6 N., lon. 20 W. MARIA JARS, from Africa for Liverpool, Oct. 13, lat. 1.. N., 100. 24 W. Newrear, from Africa ter Liverpol, let. 11 N., lon. 25 W. IhronteafAss, from toiolmain for London, Aug. IS, lat. 4 N., loar 90 E. govesanria, from Calcutta for London, lat. 6 N . lon. 20 W. Tnoveusa, from Alexandria for London, Nov. 1, off Carthagens. TRAM', ?Inkhorn, from Cardiff for Wilmington, Oct. 27, lat. to, lot. 76, short of previsions and water, and supplied. Wm. M. Stowe, from Calcutta for London, Aug. 15, laL 4 N., loc. SOB. [Advertisement.] A DREADFUL ENLARGEMENT OT TNR KPOIX CURTI/ NY HOLLOWAY'S OINTYRNY AND MlA—Aber barn Banks, an elderly man, living near the Dry Creek, South A. trails, bad such a ptinful affection and enlargement of the knee, that he deepened of ever reming the use of We limb, the numerous that he made trial of Ming tobsnish me m to mitigate the tileenv. In this guttering condition, be wasadvised to try Hollowafe ointment and pills, and he commenced a regular application of them, which in a short time effected a complete cure. The "Adelaide Observer" of the 25th of March, IBM publishes this es one among the many astonishing cures tented in South Australia by thew Mu. )cable niedielnet.—Sold by all druggists, and at Protestor Holloway's Establishinent, 214, Stren4 London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DICHENSON.—Nov. 16, Mrs. F. N. Dickenson, of 5y543043071. Gloucestershire, of &daughter. DO PIM—Nov. IS, at Tamerton Folio; the wife of D. Du Prt, of a daughter, still-born. GAGE.—Nov. 16, at Pirte, the Hon. Mrs. Gage, of • son, stillborn. HORE. —Nov. 17. at Woolwich, the wile of Lieut. F. G. Bore, of H.M.S. Alarm, of a eon. JOHNSTON.—Nov. 16, at Bookham Lodge, Surrey, Mrs. T. H. John. atop, of a daughter. JONE&—Nov. 13 at Apley Castle, Shropwhire, the wife of R. D Jones, Esq., High Sheriff tor Meriinethshire, of a eon and heir. PARXRR.—Nov. 17, at lihirburn Castle, Oxon, Lady Mary Parker, of a son. PHELP&—Nov. 17, at Ridley Parsonage, Rent, the wife of the Rev. T. P. Phelps, of a eon. BOLLS.—Nov. 16, at Mulborongh.place, Old Kest.road, Mrs. lb Rolls, of • son. 810ETCHLEY.—Nor. 17, at Hamad* the w 1 of & Skate Atty. Fag., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. HOWARD—SAVERT.—Nov. 17, at Trinity Church, Exeter, by the Rev 0. 11. Shield, J. Howard, Faq., of London, to Mos Sang, of Tiverton. JOHNSON—HI.IOIIES.—Nov. 15, at St. Anne's, Belfast, by the Rev. W. Pell wain, tile W. 0. Johnson, D.L, younger eon of the late W. Johnson, Esq., of Portgeld, Antrim, to Jane, only daughter of the late T. Hughes, Esq., of Benoit. PATTERSON—REID.—Now. 15, at the Scottish Presbyterian Church, Dublin, by the Rev. W. Wilson, the Rev. J. Patterson, of Bray, to Helens, third daughter of J. H. Reid, Req., Clonliffe, Dublin. SAXBY—BLAKE.—Nov. 17, at Hounslow Henry Richard, younger eon of the late W. C. Faxby, Esq., of Albemarle-street, to Ann Ellrabeth, only daughter of late A. Blake, Eaq., of Piccadilly. TIIACEY—CORYN '7ol4.—Noy. 17, at Plymouth, A. Tracey, EP, Lieut. R.N., to Markin, youngest daughter a t 0. Coryndon, of Plymouth. TWEEDIE—CLARK.—Nov. 14, at Lothian-road, Edinburgh, by the Rev. Dr. Blackener, J. Tweedle, EN., of Paterven, to Realm Ir vine, second daughter of Mr. J. Clark. DRItTHB. BAGNALL—Nor. 16, at Chester, T. Bagman, Esq., aged 6S. BAIN —Noy. 15, at Mansfield-place. Edinburgh, Emma Hay Wed 3 7r• daughter of gir W. Rain, Erith, Kent. BROW N.—Noy. 17, Prances Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the Rer. J. B. Brown, A. 8., of North Brixton, aged 3. DALGLEISH.—Noy. 19, R. Dalgleish, Esq., of Blorintabury.phiers and of the Redatimb, near Falkirk, titirldigehire, aged 78. DOWLINO.—Nov. 1 . 03, at Breekissek.pino e. New Camded•to, Mary, widow of the late Mr. W. Dowling, Falonn.square, age d 73. HADLEY.—Nov. 17. at Worthing, Miss Caroline Mary Had" of Leith Vole Lodge, Surrey, and Lewisham, Kent, aged 66. ISAACSON.—Now. 19, Emma Louisa, eldest child of J. F. Isaateen. Norfolk.etrest, aged 14. JENNEB.—Nov. 17, at Haltn. Middlesex, Catherine Jane, wihof T. Jenner, Esq., late of Wilts, aged 82. LYNE.—Nov. 18, at Hammersmith. E. Lys, Esq., late 'Commode in 11.M.'s packet torsion. RATIIENT.—Nor. 17. Mr. James Earnest, North Weald. Oa late of Broken Wharf, Upper Thaines.creet, London, in the year of hits age Printed end pabllabed by Whalen Him Beam, 'et Nn. 5, Laster& street, In the My ce Landon, Mater. et the Oitos, in Lessestd hate% In the /rudest at Whadrias,--Warawasaal, Novzion Di* • 4 0.4 ...... • "•••• 0 11111i ' ti • .............. 11.111.11 ............ "*" * "era ............. otn nut ind tb the un I ] N.i Any (Per f Wren' in We Dray tees worl, Lam retw P Prel soft Oa' boa the,