The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-17 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY COD RT.—YarrthDAT. harem Di. LIPSIIOIIIIOI I , MUSD SY TES Zia= IMBUES'S! 12/ SZ3 Tenure lima Ti. LONDON Miscast.-DAYIOI. I I. Dr. Salad sad t. Is WAS ill Clioll 0101abt by the OWSST of dee Previiiesee, spinet the oaten of the Maw chip Liars derehuii. The brew Ira es her royaze hoe Midaehni it. to Rahater, in Jane last. Tee wind et the lime wee N.N.W. sftd whss et the Mesa light, ear* . heavy sail, the crew a the Prima's** ..broad the stare heat, with a 1164 at the ant heal sod the bow. Tile Pro Wince dies hterett her hells two points, te allow the eleassir Is pea a leeward, and bed tee seesaw kept her weave the alleles wadi sat has taken plea, based at abbe eheelerbeseded.ead ease wreathe smash% bow, deist ba eestidseatie damage. The smear of the Nark theft n th r amass r M take bier is tow, which she mks ear Z e rere bed sassy pawasisns es beard sad rasa sake be her deities Sea. Tim soak dies tried to asks for pert, but did sot nikek 0, hada. gees lows is it hoar after the eol- Naos The L ides Merehast wee a versa of 306 toes Dunker. awl 200 hemp power, wee on her ve wind rge to New- wade, the wad N.B. by N. Naar g with the foe, white an timi was. this cothelos wok place. Re (Dr. D.y gird) wadi oiled that the r nor Tweed was fee peed ele ate, dose a eimeopentee of the stylist el the s py s lapped her gne iss instead of remain it, as MIS his duty. by which the eolSeion would kite bees evoid,d ; at tbe Noe tide she amid not have pat le r helm down. Dr. R. Palliators followed on the was ode asd appealed le the east, to &elan is favour of the smack, which wee Dr. Audi lmam ea the part of the owner of t he London ememaced that the whole fault lay with the net with the steamer. The steamer was to lee seerde Ma Temidonse was to the windwari, but as soon as M toriassa game the steamer, she suarboardmi her Rolm and lbwsp.oiee s ei the Oldham. It had bees said by bee rides that wither k-pt • good loth cat. He (Dr. Addemes) held that no hum could be attributed to the steamer Or sterboardiag Whilst; if she had not a sore fearful milisisa would ham taken plea. The questira is, was the stainer to the windward or to the leeward of the smack ? Re (Dr. Addams) would lesve it fee the mart to Dr. Robinson followed an tin same side. Tho C,art observed that it Wig clear blase was to be ettlaelood to sae party; the mining was dam, and the sows of the vessels saw emit other at a great dis eases before they Cams into Gotham, whisk gave them time to adopt measures far their seeninty. The Prevideme was stria( with tle wing hem sad it was always oessidered liege mash sailed from After pimp Omagh the miasma, the horsed Judge said that the steamer must be to blame he pelting her helm to starboard Mtheat asp mess. Wiles Ho Wools were only two cables' tlt trots ask ashor. the Ppoldsess ia rt her hula to port, anithe Lades ask plow Was she go:fied in Clog this seise all dee alowolows• Ohre I was it tight toe the Mesmer to pat hos beim le swelosid inroad ot to poet ? Ti. mart soli mot TOOSaille the two statements ; bat se the who assisted it maundered the steamer to Wass Cl i t ialis iebeardiage instead of porting, whi.h would have car- Bkd bee time pilots Irma the P rovidence, It oust decide in hoer of do mark. SECONDARIES' OOURT.—YUTIIDAT. Urn=ls. Mongsase Poems. Planing n This was sa swiss to rower esosonseation la damages for OM= desisseas weeds attend by the eiefendeat to the Wary of tbo plaintiff. The dolsadest had gaffer= judgment to by defaalt, and the Fund presoedieg was ander watt orbs for the asesuessat of the The leen= sn= wee appeared en bs da rj l :f the SEEM this elbst wee 34. Wolter Pa of osey repsolede therester, oseyhnes t he of a msoshonesuao, wader the au of Oe , I. drissmsshoty, seed the &finds= woo a *for peon of the firm of I= and Co., who wets mho usolssnmagis wry lag es their business within • sheet atom al the plaintiff fa Altbrusabury. The banal pa-Maw Wjury would no from the =Wags N sinsid peballe, the very serial aims of the slender of elddi Oho oat. by sot pleading to the mottos, stisitind he was guilty, and he ap paled to then to give a =dist Mat woad have the offset at asking on Oita* ed a ass who did an halt= to utter ; Mama Kama sissy spine W eharsoter of smother who ' M Iwo kb rind la a wander veer Utopias= ba rr f l ame Drys= deposed then ha ens the Lead= ego= of Meson Binks ant Ousel ( usaufaeurera, b. of Leak sad he wee acquaint= with both the and Ma delondsat. About the led of Aril last be stet Mr. =is la Banagball-strost, sad is rho Nano at a toseveatisa that tea pan between then, he asked wises if be bad bed any &snap with • Arm la Alderinanbary ? Wits= said be sappy;ol Pollen anti was the Arm alluded V. and If,. HUM sad ft was. Wits= said be had dealt with them ; up whisk Iles doloodsat reared= to sato that Pon= aad = Oa. peed snot =ea 1, 0001 . to Mann Joseph Dale sad Co., of Ihrumbory, sad that Dale mad Co.'s spat was es. deasurint to hatreds!, Pullets to other homes, is crier that they (Delos) might insure payment of their account. Wittiest mid he was surprised at that, and tie defendant relied that the plaintiff had pinny of goods in Loadon-walL Wilms asked what he meant by that, upon which he maid be had observed Pulleia's pram remove large ersatities of pooh to Brans', the pawnbroker, is Loadoamall, just se were fang due in Much. The Weeds= also stated that the plaintiff had had mute counderable dealings with a slop-seller named Skinner; sad when his (Skinaer's) bills bruise due, he (witness) would see where Pullein would be. Witness sonsanicated those =Koalas to his prinelpals, and in seises t'; ey eland their ace ant with the phiatiff. At the the con vention took place a bola of pods wrier =tame had sold to pbdutiff was =oat to Is difluatil to his, bat wires Sopped it is trardla, sat omit It bask to Linda H. cons unabated to swirl =Miss be the redo what the doleadant bad told him, and to causetesnos they Teased to don with tho Mr. C. H Hughes statei that he was the London agent of Masts Weisman sad Co. ' of Leeds, sad had bad some debility with the pleiniff . Mr. Bryson informed hies of whit had been told him by th. de /admit, sad he at once made his principals acquainted with the man Mary Weisman's =nape directed witness to appty immediately to 14 an. Pollan for payment of his account, and in case the cosh was not forthcoming, to give his nodes of lags is Bankroptey. Whams then went to Mr. rill, and informed h a of what had transpired b• two= Kissel and Mr. Bryson, and he thou askedlds either to pay the scene he owe d Messrs. Weinman, or gigs smelt refer ences iss VIM : minty hint (witams) that the reports which were Is airoulstton wets without foandatios. Mr. Pullen did give referent= which were satisfactory, sad were sari spa. He threatened to bring an ..d.. for slander Mr. Bryon, and wanes Stormed Mr. Bryson Bryson asked the d. fendant at Anties Coffee house, is the bunco of witness whether what he had said in reUrenee to the plaintiff was inn, adding that ths plaintiff had threatened legal procendiap against him. Mr. Bills the. said that Pall= would not dare to make a move to have an inettigation ; that - all he bad sak bias was Sae ; sad that, If masked to do se, he mad prove it to in as Mr. Bryon reasUed.—The defeadaat alas told hi. that a puss. of the as= of Brittle, who oreinibly was Pal Min's buyer, was in fact no burr at all, but was kept by Paton Is order that, by his influence and saaanioa with the trade, Ito might ret credit for his employer, the plaintiff. !reeds Britton said be was the plalatiff 's buyer. It was put of his duty to collect orders. Is easenaeane of the pia mirstatesests prusulgated by the nefeadant. rural usaufasharers had dealised to supply the plaintiff with pods; the effect of which was, that the plaiatiff mould not SWeeale the orders he had on hsad. The orders he had to • shomsa were to the mow* of SOW , sad the profit upon would bawl bees about 1001. • The difeadiest cid sot appear. The limasd limeadary, in summing up, observed that it • ~sue=i to the mersaatilo world, that thou • triametisee should be metmted from sipsiskee, teethe slightest moult of slummy spiast the weft sail of • emu mimed is besieges might la the .d, it were sot arrested, lead to his utter Tay_ sad the poiseivAisa of Ids heat istoriete. The jury own polar wilder this s ease he =orbital* da sopa but after Ar a b the as we ebssor i d i ond Wm • a t ti i : gab( the a fer d t~l l g wo sifted. by wit Seed- % ios, he dose his. he jetty, after mama dealerstioa, aim' the damps at 501. Dwriats v. liniwoxo berasoottozwr. This was kin • wit of nude is as arise (leftism* is whist had gees by default) brought by Wales P'esdevick Dade, a wiles nom dealer, is Groat Allrestroot. Good easa's-Isids, to rune meeposisticis kw Wee impriwa zoost ea a grousdlem sharp of felony. The dediadeat was seek eelireter is the employ of the Mi 11.,. sad Cora Nelms' bask Twasidos Beady. lir. Chemaappeoted be the plaiatiff, sad Mr. WM ave ter the deballiat. It spewed that ea the 19th of Inas the *lade per shred at ea sued se isll4lalinier 711111 •Ma louraashe tad min wool iheardag, sad as the led Of July the didiadeat west le Meshy sad gets his laao isolutif fns meilibig themes haewift them* have lam Mdse. The as leathed u et the p Midas home Mai =limbo w he wes Minted ea hA sad the seat simaki he peaseld s Udine the megiewste Wag whom he iteoldpia M OP Timis lofts _swam the Wasps el the sale at =Oh thesods wore basehed flows to bka, his shop bosh is whit\ e peohere was mimed, eat a whams who wee eselesti et ' We. sad tbe magi.trele et MOO diembeed lite ci tr es * iftolt hasilitios. The same mama' was *ow , • g a m O Milne. tairest. Ose the wit anew. lowthis , sal he see thee a bleb diem, 9t he wee sew pawaieg the =sable an- tal et a jeeraeywea taller la the *Wire house. U waZolla misleads. el d a mages that the &sada,* beijoit imamehis pomade kr softy se he had duns • The sub irate siorited with the same et " Dime," sad am, the miner of then, we a seesber of the Sash Palisades tty. the *IPA el whisk woes . My lalleated by the this It bare, sad se member MONA sat, %mu any metes" or usdll toy ohomillinsmi s ta ate ftels emit, bemuse Übe 64 IMP said ale mks die Isiah% be stolen beta these that bed bi l et i l li read is the sacks is gaieties bore the bread of Kr. Sleek WY wen *gm from Muisto natter how the plots* , biome Fie. .tcg .s ef them. Was the eefesdast. who was tonsolsosti ▪ is. tam he know they won seam. sad be latersed tie polies of it, sad very }mealy wader the dr easilomess the *tail ow 'squired to missal ter his pee. swim et them It wee MlStllibiled that then was se proof thet the leaks vabieb wee* prettiest were astaidly lbr. the inks porebased at tbe austkoh INves iir ti est erla mate of Ile nuke, NSW, sad et the 111 divisiss, pre he the dadase, sad the biased SeawiderM sosused rep, • Sol • iii e 3 lon e. et. Ilie THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1849. eke fens neared his lordship that they had been all takes by eurreise at eo sadden a shear. eats OF LIQUOR,' tx BTL&M•DOAT6.—The Loid Mayor received • letter, of which the billowy' is a copy, from Mr. Jobs Wood, the chairman of the comatinionere of melee. ea the subjeet of the complaint made by Inspector Mitchell against the command :n of some of the halfpenny steamboats phying between London end Westminster bridges for supply kg drink to dissolute customers ea Sunday_ daring chetah house. "Nov. 14, 1849. My Lard—l obeerve in the sewspspers of this day that on the suggestion of Mr.A3dermsn Humpbery your ford hip in tends to honour me with a visit on the 'object of the sole of wine and _spirits in steamboats. Aosiona to save your lord ship trouble, I beg to state that the acts relative to homers to steamboats are the 9th of Gm. IV. cep . 47, and the 6th William IV., esp. 75, see. 10 , and theire atm give the commis slam no discretion, but make ft imperative upon them to wet inch licensee to applicants. "TOO remedy :or the abuses which appear to have been 190 subject of complaint is contained In the sth and 13th 71M.s 44 , sec. 15, and Each remedy ain the hands of the police. hoocar to be, your lordship's most obedient seeessit, • JOIE" WOOD. "To the Right. Her. the Lord Mayor." Aa inspector of the Themes police said, in answer to a gaieties from thc Lord Mayor, that he had been coneta•tly is the habit of nse.ing up and down the river at all hours, and he had nev. r witness. d any such some on board a steamer as had been described as having occurred within church hours on Sunday. Tee Lord Mayor —Then you have received no directions on the subject ? The inspector said he had not. He should, however, re present the ease in the proper quarter. Alderman Hunaphery mid the matter complained of 11..c1 been beg known and watched, but the difficulties the City dB On had had to encounter in ascertaining great& for laying the information had cured an unfortunate delay. He had reason to believe, however, that there would be no repetition of such conduct ea had been so accurately described by Inspector Mitchell, and rejoiced at seeing that the press hod taken so active a pert in putting a atop to it. Tiaras Warm" Liverpool, fruit inerelient, Nov. 211 mad Dec 27, at It, at Lieerrool Court. Sul, Tyrer, Liverpad ; ms l ll4 Turner Liverpool. AUTHOR WILLIAM. North, Pembroirhire, draper, No.. 27 and Dee. 27, at Br Court. nor., Leman and Burophre) e, Bristol; it rig., Hutton. Bristol DECIARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. NICSAZD DI5111,1•W SWIM. and (3110505 [IMMO. Valhi, drspers la of 6.. ed., Nov. 17, and two eubrourd Saturdays, at Edwatri, Frederick's-pia" Old Jewry. Soma Belton, coteshire, miller -lit dii. a la. 100, Nov. IS, and say saleaternt Friday, .0 Stenstekra, Heil. Caasenr lam liimptcrapon-Hull, merrant-let die. of ls. 7c1., Nov. IS, and any suborner Friday, at Stens feld's, Hall. Hoerr WA"; Xanstan-upessliell, sserelisni-let die. a 1441, Nov. IS, and say satanical Friday, et Staaateld'a. Hail DIVIDED Llk-Dee. li. 0. Brews, Wks* draper-Dte. It. Cs C. Batlectrld, Petershrid, Hareyeldre. hankers-Dee 17, T.Dames, Liver pool, niershar-Des. IS. 13. Cowan, _Coventry, draper-Dee. 11. W. Cochrane, Lima, Pisa, aid J. P. Brater, City, mershanta-Dte. 7. J. Hitching, t hichatter.plarre, Grarninn-cods and Vigor White eraretreet, leatherreller-Dee. b. 0. Lleiditch, .1. F. Holditds, art E. D. Halter, bankeide, Southwark, meter 'never nt.-- re. 13. T. B. Jon e. Berm, maltatee-Dee. 7. J. Jordan, Lutes, Bedfordshlrsi, wins inerrant-Dr S. 0. Marian, Warminster, Wiltshire, malt ster -Dr. 13. W. Newton, Bath, builder-Dee. 7. T. Partridge and 3. Jordan, Luta, Dedfordnre, wine merchants-Dee. 7. T. Pact ,ins n_ Lure, Bedredshire, wino merchant-Dr. 1/. B. 0. Salter, Bulisrhri, arm Tor. MIIIIFICATES to Lepanto& wire ears be shown to the contrary, an the day of meetly,. ma S. IL Bowel, Smithtown, Sunolk, brkklayer-Den IS, W. H. Bichardeas Darberon, Staffordshire, tube manufacturer-Dec. la. Mary Bell Shoolbred, Manchester, cotton roanniacturer-Doe. 10. P. Walker, Gee.craea, Cheshire, cotton waste dealer-Deo. lu. P. Wat kins Wacton, Hereforti.ire, tavern taper. CERTIFICATES lobs granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, within 2 days tram date. Nov. 12. T L ll•rtis, Liverpool, auction e er.-May S. J. ;Yaks jun., Carib, Staffrdshire, awn factor. CERTIFICATES to be ocollmard, tures cruse be shown to the contrary. Nov. IS. D. Baseley:Bolingbrokorow Walsworth, elacetentoopr- Nov. 13. E. Munn, Beeler am and DePtlord.bridge, Katt, farmer- Nov. 13. IL C. &mire, Tristock, rinrortshire, watchmaker-Nov. 14. J. Mott, Balliden, lAucasidre, cotton spinner-May 20. Bs Web ter, Cot chill, City, chi , .mmeter maker -Nov. 6. W. Welton, Sun deriand. wharf Rothethithe timber merchant-Nov. 7. W. B. Wil liam; Burrrtreet, Est S mithfield, wine merchant-Nor. IL W. Wilson, Unstuck-pi re, Terror-squire, apothecary. PAR INEPAIUPS DIi4SOLVED.-W. C. Barrett, W. Bone. and% Bone, Bristol, hatters, so fares regards W. ltoue-J. Batten and B. P. Batten, Pinnace, Ournwall-D. koobbler and J. U. Boobbyer, Shaherwarea, Gareaarket, irunniongers-J. Crook and J. Angle', CarabsewelLplain, 04 Kent-road, par.:treat 5111261511/91tr* - E. Ewell and A. B Sprinsweller, Conahlane, Upper Ilmanceareet. dealers in Mrs bailee-O. Gage' and U.l. Oriel. W. Has, J. Hare, T. Ware and J. E. Clark, Eat Staisilsose, =hire, brewerson far es regardsW. Hare-W. liarrirs h Lene., and 0. Toni, Haab., Kent, brewers, so far as regards J. U. Heard end W. Grain, Upper Withecromer.rost,Luke's, taney st aluners -N. Jowett and J. lower, Thornton, Yorkshire, worsted manntscurers-T„ Marron end 3. Williams, Erma, breltire grocers-J. Mamma and E. H. neaten, Llowham, Buckinghamshire, st+to mem -B. L. Plrnell, J. IL Banton, aid H. Durum, LittM Qacits.treet, Holborn, inswingers, so La os Nardi J. H. Railma- H. N. Pink and D. Lloyd, Greenwich. surpass -W. Roars, E. Chadwick, and A. F. Wood, Chancery-lane, auctioneers, io far ea re. pram B. Chadwick-T. }Viands and J. Clegg, Liverpool. trunk ma ' imilaetarere-R. Tait and IL Sheppard, Enfield, Middlesex, mimeo N. Varay.and J. .Tlr Opsra-arcadc, PalaiAL musk sellers-J. ik, x u ti me and 3C. Willoughby Ripon, 'Yorkshire, silkmereers , J. Yuage sad C. Hancock , Token Lise-yard, My, attorsea. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM CAUDAL Orreabek, mid merchant, Nov. 20 and Dec. 12, at the George It.a. timenock. John Hammer, tilebmw, warehousemon, Nov. 22 and Eke. 13, at the Globe lima, Olarlow. ARKETS. PRODUCE MARKETS. Liviimvooi, Nov. 16. Suomi-The sales this week have been priimipally con fined to Bengal, of widish 11.000 bags have been taken by the grocers, at steray prime; the bust um in B. P. is only 100 hhds. Foreign : There timbres more inquiry for Brasil, and 70 eases and 1,800 tugs have been sold at rather better prices low to middling brown at 11‘. to IQs. 6d , and very low white at Ills. 6d.; b.vides 70 hbds. Cuba Muscovado, end 3.1 bra. Porto Woo at 36*. 61 to 11s. per cwt. duty peirL-111otoems.-A large bunnies has been d , de, amounting to 1,3131 paw., including Porte Rico and Antigua at 18... and Barba. does at 166.94., eataitalitog an advance of Gd. per cid , and the market la still very firm ; a sut.dl Lit of barium brought ios. per cwt. in bard.-(.beau.-Tie business is humid to 130 tire. Jamaica, a large pardon of which was of ordinary unclean gmßq, and taken tar export, at 11e. to tds. &L per cwt-Natblag done is ( woo, Omuta, or Ptnexro.-A specula tive inquiry appeered for Pnresa, and 3,000 patkogee sold at • led. per and little offers under th e latter price.-Rtes : 3,000 ye of sold at 9a. for good broken to Ile, for very good tehle; end 430 bop of Italian at 11° s. per cwt-itch la more inquired for ; ti e mks an Mont 230 puns. Demerara, .t la. 6d. prim, 31 to 37 per mat. O. P.M is. W. to 3s. 4d. up to is. tid. per gallon fur a choke mark. Taa.-The market le very inactive by private contract ; st • sale held ou Wednesday ol 1,600 pack,ges 1,300 found buyers ; Coogous went rather lower, but greens brought full previous prices. About GO cheats of Riot India Gra Music so!d at lb. to Hs. 6d., 430 bags of Berusinalis at es. 6d., and 1,000 bags of gum Fume (a-t to arrive) at its. per cwt.-Nothing dune in DALTritTBA, but in !Dismal - a of Sow, 700 tons brought Ila. 7``a. to 11s. 8d per cwt. Guano.-300 tuns of &Manna tealteed 41. 10s. to 11. 135. ton. The busing s done In Ilrowoous this week has bees able, at full prime, connoting of 100 tons Campearl and S5O loos of M. Dmilogo Leowooo, SOO tons of 'famish:o en d &manilla Franc, 28 tons of Lima and 10 tons solid NICARAtiVA WOOD, 30 tom Baawoue and 10 to Camaro ; the latter at 111. 105. to Vit. pen tun. ho sales returned of TUIPSI,7IDI OCTAL Of Allieritan Boris, 1,1001:els. sold at is. 10d. fur common quality, to 12a. per cwt. for fine. Antis ma dam dull, and for the kw parcels sold the prim km not tronspire I. Hume.-At the public males on Tuesday, only a email portion found buyers, and the transactions by private are limited. The depend Ice Bans•YOSlks vitiates moderate; about 60 toussoid, ea thirst. W. per to., sad small from stOrt.-For ,litliaOthere la a Gtr 11 at full pries-Nuthiag worthy of settee has been none In Asoora Or TAISTAIL-70 bales of interior Turkey MAMBA MOTS have been taken at 435., and a small parcel Naples., le months', at 3 se. per DM-There Me also bees some Wines, done in French Manuals, at my extreme rates.-In Ours On. no change, the amend has taken off tff, to ;0 tons, at steady prima-No sales worthy at notice hare takes pace la cam. Om. About 150 tuns of COD Ott. have been sold, on the spot and to arrive, at 291. to let. per tun.-20 tuns cd Liaison Oa. realised 3 to 30a. and small lots of Lars 435, ed. to 44w per cwt.-Nothing done in 'muss of 'll:llrsatalrOL-The sides of PAIS( Du. are lei tuns, at 31)., and 163 tuna, to wive, at ifd. 10s. to 301. 13e.per tun. Tomow there Is • little better demand, partly we; Pe , tersburg Y.C. is steady at 38a. to 38s. lid., and Taganrog at 375. 6d.; at Odessa there is very little efl,ring; fits eoli th AintriOsn brings readily It.. 6d. to 375. per cwt. Amerman Iran is again rather lower: about 60 tons have been sold at its. to 355. per cwt. 1,000 ' bales !tree ore reported at I to 161. per ton, NO tone Petersburg e.em Hine at 2111. 3e. to Bd. 11.4., and 40 tons potshot at 80. 10e. to iIL pee ton. Baurot, Nov. 16: &oAl.—The make' hes been eximedurgly quiet this week; and importers having rellailed trim bringing forward fur. ther *twilit in the lament Inanimate state of the market, the tapes has been very bid', supplied pith simples, and the transictions since our la 4 are consequently unimportant, the total quantity sold on the three market-days not t acceding 330 bhda West India, including about 290 casks patent chrystalbe cite fly from 441. to Ms., and which were considered, relativ..ly. full prices. No tran.astions repotted this week In Mauritius East hails, or fa. reign. Ths refined market is steady, end prim are sell supported. All dee eripgusis &crushed end a reedy sae, bat the demand for the lower kinds of bacitarda sad pl.cer does not Improve. Treacle is rather dull at about las. Demo Yam hr berm in better demand. Cure:int, bare been sell ing at from 40s. to 435. for 7.ante and ?arm: and Valenti.' Raisins have advanced to 415. and 42,, at which they are vary firmly held. At pa sae 0f 01.3.0 packages of Smyrna P.m', of middlinf qualm the whole Muni Moyers at from 30. to MM. which wee, fat plc a Run has met with more attention, and the purchase of Matt 200 puns for ezportation bar rather eirengthmed the make; u the ate .tea in arm hands are now much Moos!. 83.11.115 T is very dull, and to Orem rates reduced rates must be sub mimed to. Rica Mods a slow sale at about tamer pekes. SUGAR.—The average prlee of Seger, the proclaim of the Dritisti posessime la Maeda, computed from the reform made In the week eadats the 13th day of Nov., IM9, la As. 4d. per ewt. augur the pm duce of the Nandi us Is 235. Old. per cwt. Sugar the prmume Mike East bare is 245. INA. per eat. The average price of the three foreuoingdmerlptices, .1 fatly, is 2le. I Id. per cwt.—Gomel.. COTTON. —Ltwaarooth Now. 111.—Yasterda7 was a harry. Today re trade we leepng is fair proportion ea re ass sewspuos. and the pales are 3,00 a bales at scowler rates. daterier derOpticre we is geed request: re authored word= It "Mt ' 9 Itstilso is net serded; thous kr Up soda ad Celestes see err* d ``a*. MA OE whams of seer per li bee boa eiterbited au bswar art airbag rearm gseureily. Mall dad Imelda are Nair delerti. red we gibe mama drag ia vase. lands are fa sassmivasmaswatiol. iassassaiwassat vas MO 'da ft value or semess lemerset. sod thed merroi Myriam ISMS teas w 4 Ateteber, re !heroes, MN Ikalkiss, 1 0 80 maisirsta. Ermaisai, fN Cerasaina soll.fas Sousa have ban team as ape surdas; and talaiwrima sad 111 dant ix export. 001.. In English thee. is kies buckled@ doing. bat penes am Arm ; the dacha the hinds of the trade an a hat ave. rage quantity, but the ouniumption b considerable, and Illsaubc tors& sad spinners an Ntly empioyed. For colonial end foreign the mama remains but quiet. none mall Wee will now be brought forward this year. Arrivals are only 40 bake foreign. Lune, Nov. re port 18. Isolielt Wool : We hive not any change to is the demand or pekes this work. The trar swab= la foreign Wools during the pest week bate been very nanapirtawt. Ilse Enaufesturembuy vary vparingly at present, ban. lag only titling orders on bawl. IdSTALIL-LoirDow,Nov. 16.-Wthb bar In ma n , way nal be purebred at 41. I leper We, freer meat at the port, &Whorl mowed thm oaken ar Si' There le rather were tawdry Tar teeth Pig leer awl a by pare & bar timer Wisteria week, at 42.. mad 41s Id. for laird mares on Gewgaw weer& Speller isz s tatuto so Sr., and •re is reported tear at lit. 1641. la Mbar refugee prase: Eageth ler; Bar, holt, sad square, banal! InLe, 3i. Ir. to SI. ; sell rods, if. as. to 71. ; Lars, 7 1 . 13s. ;In as ), 10e. ; hers, at Cardiff sad Newtown W. 1311 . re =Zeal. Wait% 34. 1011. to Si. 13e ; deto aseresite W. Os.; Plea la Wiles,W. Seto 41.; ditto fare, 21. pa t en t 314 ditto, No. 1, 034 r, set ere, V. as. 6d. to 41. 3a. fiewilr reined Iron for her. liar. tee co bout at Newport, 34. , Ile; ditto, fee tin Oaten on, toe. ; Stir . lies patent bearer IL= at eke work% 13.11.1,4 Plu, In Sfa~ed hire, te IL Ile.; vela, U. 16a to bk ; Foreign Iron : theedilk 111. to 111. 10e. Foreign Steel: Ste diet keg, 141.14. le 14/. 130.; Weir 131. to 164. Egger Copper: Sleets, sheedillg, and bolts, per lb., 944.; Tough eake, per tee, 641. tile, SW.; old Copper, pet lb., SO.; yetow metal reathing, 6d. Erna Lead, pie, per ten. ISI. 13e. to 161.; M 161. 15m ; red Ls d, 171. lie; white thee M.; patent shot, IW eet, . le. Foreign Leak fltemablL In bowl, 141. 10s. to 111. Se English Tr bleak, 31. lie. Od.; be, 31. 14s. ed. ; retool, SI. Its. Od. pr owe., Bases, la haw, W. Ile.: Straits, 31. ge. to W. 71.. ; Penn= e, b•_por eest. dig.), si. ea Tta to : IC Coke, re boa, 11. 7.. to IL le. OIL; IC Mural, IL Ile. to In.; IX lite, IL 1/e 6d. Spoiewt rata, wasehonsed, per ton, 13). 100. to ISe. Ile fine: Omit per tan, 131. 160. to ill. Quirener, re A.. Se-Nosieg leereel. HOPB.—Wolavants. Nov. lt.—Tie Hop statlrat here is now 'Meg 'whey M ir wl ik th new sap.; the rake being re. moue:ode' to plembete. Weer d them to sell their stocks, and the cyanamids befog toe eery is, parceleare naw uosoltL 1110 lid kr patio gal ether eld sops is laigrevieg, sad very few lee sbuge es ale. or lobed to etea. The Weis stele re hires at WA ter the growers co getardare whet Mag— ary, 1U if di pellets; and la the oak 124 new, mil 1 aid. Prier per wt. :-111eve Wereeden, Ms. to 1231.; . t ales. 141 e. yesellegb 734.10 OiLi shahs 1015.; tut% SOa to m. ; old au, 0.. to ow Dew masa 7 Am. CORM.—Cairisayosto, Nov. 16.—Tits“ was a good sop ply at all Oafs at ladled belay, sad dui prior Woe week were abode bat *a aorta eland Wavily. Wheat, white, ele. to Ns.; lawae, Iss tad, ela. as and to au indult s Barleyhustics. was la geed @apply, sad ratios COVRTITIIT, Nov. It -Oar market wee well atteadsd to day, and a better rale fur Wheat, the best loo's fetching 64. per bag more than on Friday last. Mating Barley was madly dispowd Out no. at any advance. The best mangos of Oats were sam add. at as horrovesmat et it per qr. Old Beans Ina. Old Wbeet, I's. to PA.; saw, las. to 13s. ed. Malting Barley, 2Ss. to ,• grind. 1.14. to 248. Old Beans. 14s. to IM. ed.; new, Ils. to 12a. 01.1 Ciata, 328. to 245.; new, 198. to 22a. New Pea, 108. to 118. Eines, Nev. 18.-We have but little to note it GUT cora mm ket tOday. Wheat there wee so dispOsitioa to pram cm the mar ket, and shoat Is. to 2n whams was obtained fur that Wm sold, say from 34. M. to is. Ild. fm top maples. Barley wee rather mere free on offer, at same pe couldkes as last week. maintaine The deemed kg Oats was alow, and farrow prime soirecay be d. BOLL, Noe. 16.-Grain : Foreign snivels of al kinds are moderate, bat fair sopplies of English have bum brought forward. The beat samples of Wheat have realised full rates Mhst • et* ; whilst dame, light Parma have been *low sale, at barely supported pekes. Malting Barley is only slow of sale ; grinding moves off pretty freely to omsumers. White gilding Peas meet a good sale. Good old Beans are scares Oats move off only slowly at late rides. The wis her hes been mild and damp. Linseed : The arriv..la emulator 2,6 .0 rm. trim Pete, shorn; 1.680 qrs. hem Archangel; and 530 qrs. from }dim-together, 4,860 cps. Tne demand has been steady no o the crushers, and sales effxted at last week's rates. Black gm, 445. to 438. ; Petersburg, 368. to 42..; Riga, 384. rd. to 405.; Archangel, Vs.; beet noshing Memel SOW Rot ipherg, 89c; midiliing, 3 7 5. to 385.; in ferior, 36e r qr., weighed 321bs. per buds. Is Rapeseednotb rr eegg awe. Unseal Oakes meat a steady tale, at unaltered rates-say, Iln, Mmsde 71. as.; foreign, 21. 15s. to 61..08. per ton. Rape Caine move off en ship. at 775. 6d. per ton. Bones ate held at 90s. per t.o, with buyers at 578. 6d. Wheat, huglish, whits, old, 40e. to 43e.; new, 40s. to 435.; red, old, Sits. to 415. ; new, Ms. to 41.. Foreign, 6010. per bushel. listubirg and Baltic, red, 38s. to 42e.; whits, 41s. to 46c: Midi Weal, 365. to 375. Barley, malting, per qr., 23a. to 275.; minding, per 40at., 21s. Od. to 22a. Od. Oats, old, per qr., 168. to 17s. ; new, 13s. to 175.; ituraitin, sic., per it., hi. to Peas, white, boilers, per qr., Iw. to 305.; blue, Mk. to 4rs.; minding, UM. per bushel, 265. 04. to Ith.fal. Beans, old and new, 631 b. per bushel, 28s. to 3.a.; EgyPtl..n. 265. to 275. Tree, ntw, for rowing, per qr., 238. to 30s. ;Kt undr.g, 631 b. per bushel, 194. to 21s. Rye, per stone, Bd. Unwed, pa quarter, Black ties, 445. to 455.; Bombay, 46e.; Bt. Prersburg, fine, 41s. to 428.; gool crushing, 30.. to 405.; inferior, 11.8. 40s. ; Wga, Us. 6d. to 45..; Archanirli e s. to 40s. ; lienigsberg and Memel, 33a. to 395.; clean for , 425. to 44a. Rape seed, per last, German and D.oihh, 301. ; k Sea, 163. to 161.- Fore.gn imports Into Hull during tbh week aimed, 4,860 qrs.; Rapeseed, 210; Wheat, 4,166; Barley, 7,218; Oats, 411; beans, ^,233; Peas, 1,199. LINCOLN, Nov. 16.—We had a good show of Wheat here to.day. Our market opened with femme asking more money, but cloned dull at late prices Barley trade dull, at late rates. No change In the value of Oats. Wheat, red. km. to 395.; white, Ms. to 475. Barley, 21s. to 295. Oats, 11.. to 191. Beans, 265. to 30s. LIVENPOoL, Nov. 16. The traosaetiobs at our COM ex eltai p tads; were quite al a retail character. The demand for wheat is confined to our own locality, and all sorts were Id. per buahel lower Bum on Tuesday. Flour was not considered any shaper, but UM manteacture is hard to move. Fine muting oats were wane, and gutter' dear. There was no quotable change in the value of any other article of the trade. Indian corn is Aid &weer& the bushman b fag limited to a few trifling orders from Ireland. Ayr vsls Into Liverpool fn,m the 13th to thc lith Nov., inc usire: Wheat, 2,268 gm; Malt, 457; Owe 684; Beata, 1,213; Pros, Oft; Italian Coro, 1U ; Oatmeal, 1,723 sacks ; Flour, 711 racks and 1,223 hares. SOUTHAMP lON, Nee. 16.—Toe Wheat tras was much firmer to-day, and, bad there been a large supply, a good deal of bu. duns would bare been done at the extreme rates of Int week. For Barley there is a fair demand, but any attempt to raise the price checks business. Beaus to good request; Oa , s a slow sale. Flour is rather dearer, than being no milers under Si'.., and must be quoted 30a. to 3.4. NzWBURY, Nov. 18.-Our supply of Wheat was rant large, but quite equal to the demand, as the bulk of the samples were affected by the weather. The fin. st quality made Is. more money, but no advance could be obtained upon the other descriptions. The supply of Mirky was considerable; the beat quedties supported late nites, but all other descriptions Is. lower. Oats, Beans, and Peas continua dull. Mirages to the 10th Nov.: Wheat, 42e.; Barley, 264.3 d. ; Oats 17s; Beane, 30s. Id.; Pees, 28a. WAYETIBLD, Nov 16.-We have a considerable arrival of Wheat, and a most Inactive market; prime are fully ls. per qr. lower foe best deseripuene, and common runs, wanting coadition, are secrezly saleable. Pine Barley has declined ie. per qr., and very little passing inother amts. Osts and Shelling as before. Beans st .w sale, and new rather give way in price. Little doing in other articles Wheat. per qr. of 60.bs. to the Mobil, Suffolk Essex, and Kent, red, new, 42.. to 430. ; extra, 41s; white, 465. to 47..; extra, 485.: Nor folk and Hunts, rred, 58.. to 405.; extra, 41a.; white. 42e. to 43e.; extra, 4.56 ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, Ws. to 38,1.; Mira, Os.; white, 41a. to 425.; extra, 440.; Yorkshire, red, 365.1. 35•.• extra, 40e. ; white, Cs. to 435.; extra, 445. ; Dentate and Kontrg, white, old, 425. to 43e.; extra, 488.; Lower Baltic and Ilam , red, 375. to 405 .; extra, 425.; Mediterranean red, 36, to 37a.; extra, 1186.; English, old, red, 39 8 . to 416.; white, 486, B.rley, per ins r., Norfolk and sufroug, 28e. to 30a.; tetra, 31..; 13neoloaEire and Yorkshire. 26a. to 27e.; extra, Us.; grinding, a. to 225.; foreign. 21s. to 235. ; extra, 26e. Beans, per qr., 631 b, to the bushel, small, flue, old, 325. to 33e. ; new, lna, to 315.; ticks, old, 305. to 328.; new. 28s. to 30e.; foreign, ed, 28.. to As. ; new, 26a. to Aa Ode, pee stone. melding, to 9d.; ex tra, 10d.; feeding, did., to9d.; extra, 10d.; foreign, Pd. to 9d.: extra, 94d. Nhelling, per toad of 25113., 225. to 235.; extra, 24a. Malt, per lead of 6 bushels, 55.. to 36a.; extra 36e. Peas, per qr. Imp., blue and white boilers 2ba. to Us.; extra, 30..; grey and feed, 21a. to 25..; extra, 27e. Rapeseed, per last imp., Er Wish, 2110. to 29e. ; forehni, 23e. to 295. Linseed, per imp. qr.. 32s to Cos. Imports during tLe week ; Wheat, 16,911 qrs.; Barley , 3,6 '1; Oats, 211; Beans, 1,163 ; Peas, 972; Rapeseed. MI. Melling, 3331ceds. CATTLE, &a —BavaaLsv, Nov 14.—We bad a short supply of stock, all of which was sold. Beef, 3s. 6d. to Gs. per stone. Mutton, Id. to Std. per lb. DOWNHAII STOOL HORSE AND SHEEP FAlR.—Brasta There was a large show of lean Bullocks, and other horned Cattle, sad prices appeared to be declining, although the largest salesmen to Id gem for firma first asked. The Beasts shown were chiefly Scotch, shorthorns, and some homelireds. with a fairquantity of Cows. Heifers, sad Calves. Ah w large and firea-rote conditioned Snatch sold at 131: per head, other', at from 111, to IX ' • elsorthorns making nearly the same is proportion to their size end quality. Infi riot Oxen ran at from W. to 61. per heed. Some shorthorir 'Durham breed Orme sold as high as high rs le!. up to 161. each; entailer do., at 141.; H. Fere finding purchasers also at good paws. Bull and Cow Calves were plentiful. and the sales effected were at a very low figure. Hones : A greater number than usual, yet trade was never known to be so dull, tor prime so deprt seed, particularly for such animals as are generally used by agriculturists. Good hacks or gig lit to were Si.. peed of at from 20!. to .Al. smelt; some fair-conditioned Cobs and ?oohs at from SC to It/. each. S'.rong cart Horses, at from 151. to 20!.eaek; aged and out-ofscaulitioned, 12!. to 141. each. :merely a tithe of those brought found buyers. Sheep: A very good show of mock Sheep, • few Downs, a fair quautity of halLLeiceaters and Nor. folk, with some large Lincoln. and p ter Leicester*. This clam of ani mals teemed to be in be:ter demand than the horned cattle. Ewes were finely as high as at other recently held fen in the county. ithearlings and Lambs, although not so much in request, cannot be quoted lower. Large St eep for turnip feed a pha.:e lower ; some few ewes made from 340. to e6s. each; shoaling* from 26.. to 395. ; lambs from 18s. to Rtes. ; a few lots of fat Sheep realised from Se. 6d. to 6.. per stone of 141 b., Swine: A very great number for sale, although Lynn market kll on the same day. The large stores for fa toning sold at low fig tors; small porkers at from 10e. to 12s. cacti. Fat bacon boas, Ss. fad. per stone ; celicaoe at 61. EXITEN Nov. 1.5 —The supply of Bees* a was mo It r.te, that of Sheep large. Fat Bullocks told at prices 'mite equal to those of last week, Bs. to Bs. Cd. per acme, at which they met a reedy ale. Cows and Calvee, 81. to 13/. each. There were but few stem m the market ; lame rough ones were offered at 6!. each, while , fur good Bullocks 121. to 13!. was asked. Berreners were also acarco, and must be quoted at L. Gil to SP. per score generally, although tome meaty Bullocks must be quoted higher. The supply of Sheep was large, about 300 more deg driven In than on WA Friday. There was, however,. brisk demand, and the greater part were sold at ra ther higher prices than last week. Fat wethera were worth • d. to Sid. ' per lb. • and ewes, lid to Sd. Store Sheep must be quoted Is. to la per bee'd higher than of late; store wethers were selling freely at 30s. to 31s. A pretty good supply of Pork, which Fold at Ga. to 7a. Cd. per more. WAKEFIELD, Nov. 14.—We had 600 Beasts and 4,300 Sheep. A number of Beluga and a few Sheep were unsold. Beef, ss. to 6s. per stone. Mutton, M. per lb. YORE SOULMAII FAlL —This fair was held on Wednesday hat, and a good supply of ken Beasts; large, rood Steers met with eustanya at a fair price, kit small own hail dull sale. A good ...ow of Irish Beasts sold &My. The jury retired to resider their varlet, s.d baths bets Meted op for more thus ea hour ther retarsed tato court. The Foreman said they were diridrd late two par•km, risht brag era way asd fear the ether. Beds deetated 'Wry would sot In way, wit wee useless for them to mask any less The ee. Snead./ said he was sorry ha could sot dkeharp them. They mast maze sad talk Use matter over, asd they. Fatah!, would sews ogres. It was °sly a vessels& at da mns. A said it was else IBM their welkin, *each ke WIM 411 talk it ever as bog as they pleased, but be would set sir is ; he had takes a 1101011111 oath that be would sot, and M should 'WM by that oath wan he locked up kr •res•th. IMo Ivry was again looked up, sad at sight eslock is the owoliwg e 4R:was twat tar to coo of the jurors, who was takes ill. That gentleman outdid that the juror was evades as isjury he had a few days beMre sus. tread is the ribs, and hall brag her longer would be at waded via damper. The loused Socoadary this discharged tho jury without giving a millet. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YreirazDAT. germs Ka. COlowslosess Houton). IN as ASTNOLDS. There was a dividend meeting in the case of G. W. X. Reynolds, publieher, of North Wellington-street. It will be remembered tint the env ificate was granted conditionally on 6001. being paid into court by the bankrupt, or some one on his behalf. This having been dose, a dividend meeting was held, and a dividend declared ; the amount, to be hayloft .r announced will be about IL in the pound. Proofs were tendered ow loom* bills of askew, gives by Spelt., (lass a bankrupt) to &geoids, sad alter a little &comics the holder of the bille war admitted to prove for *amount. llxU ALLISON AND ALLISON. The bankrupts were extensive pianotorte manufacturers in Soto, and rectal, passed through this court. This was • dividend meeting. Ur. Begley tanderwl a proof for 9,1791. on the part of the Rev. Henry Palmer, foe mosey lent to the bankrupts, for whieli • warrant of attorney and a bond had been given. Rye, fee the 'wipe's, opposed the proof, on the ground that an agreement had bees entered into whereby Ur. Palmer was to melee a bones of five per cent oat or the bankrupt's business. it was wateaded that this sen► wogs brawl a security, and also oaastituted Mr. Palmer a part M ner. r. Palmer, on:examiastion, denied Abet any :written agreement lad bass entered tato. A MCIROFIIIiIdeR bog boss drawn op as to the tams of the loan, bat dastr pod is modiste', after. A previous mortgage for 4,0004. was farther Merged as Ms second advisees heiag made. The rats of interest stipulated for woo 10 pare at. Mr. Bagley stated that the creditor was wil li ng to give op this t Timproof was admitted, with tho usdartanding that no oividsed Mould b received as it till dm above eoadition was somplied wi b. Tut ST. Auwes Baa s. This was the day sagented hr.thalast'examination of G. Bturt, baakerdiSt. The bankrupt had gamed°. the beak la partnership with E. Gibs-s, against whom there wee she a separate fist. The joint banes sheet extended his February 16 1844 to August 9 1849, and antained thehillowiag items :—Tu mediums, 3,21,81. ; to Commercial Bask (part eseuted), 4 ,7 2ll . ; liabilities,lo2l. ; pronto, 3,7841. ; capital, 1,6001 by good debts, 9701. ; doubtful ditto, 1,6171. Abed ditto. 6611.; law expeadituredl.7l76l. ;losses,46/.; beak gamaises, 1,3021.; trade espenms, 4,1671. E. (ittemei babas' - 1,02711. ;0. 8 1 art's ditto. 7 661 . The separate balsam sheet el ikon showed only 3.511. of debts, with an item 611 2,5081. hr beesseold expenclitun. Mr. Linkater, for the amigness, expressed their matishe.l dam with the aseesate after a full iavessigatiest. Mr. Lawr,.ee, who appeared fur the assignee under Glib ma's Imskrupy, opposed the bankrupt!" pmeing, ea segmet el the Mammas, between his accounts sad those ell Gins% en which he had passed. Stout had been the sem nagiagip~ in the bank, at a salary of 3601.; and the be is... would be to testier hint the amuse oa whist' Oilmen bad parsed, and require se ezplanatios of the dim wawa*" sa adjournment being taken Sae the purpose. Kr. klaLle tee opposed say farther afilouraniest, as la jest bash to the bankrupt sad fin Hie Heernr, after enferrieg wi s tere7 k Cireem, the said emigre, said it ins clearable the examisstion should be slionneed seal man requisitions, whisk bad be pew Mani to the Ohre parteer. were answered. Mr. iseranse suggested that the 'Medal =head settle the re skidoos to be neared to seek The e shen was thee adieurned. DIMS hIL Omossona EVANS. TRADING Willis lueoLenwr. Jens sad Browne lead mereheats, of Kaightebeldre, sp. I plied he their mrtificete, suppeeted by Mr. Their deter were about 1,4001. Mr. Hobert', a creditor, opposed in pence, on the ground that the bankrupts had obtaiaed goods ban him when bcri l ly necolvent. Honour said the knitters had traded muck longer than they ought to have done—itself a great offence. Tbey had girls Mr. Roberts bills when they were quite insolvent, and had then disposed of his goods at • great sacrifice. The cartifiestre mast be impended keen meathe,—when granted to be of the third clam Protection was refused. Berme lit Ocenranorma Yoenaweeen. Is Ha SZACIIILL. This was the last eumnation meeting in the case of W. 81tack41,_ hues merchant and chi esemouger, • Old-strew. His belanorshest, eztending over four years, allowed debts to the amount of 3,6361 ; emote, about . His trod" end domestic ripeness wore 2,1821. ; profits42ol , 661. ; lasses, 1,0041. The bankrupt was opposed by the solicitor to the mag ma ea the grown of the stomata being imperfect and na. satishetery. Mr. Begley, for the bankrupt, umed that hie stater/ stud in.she Net hoar yean.bad been each as to reader)tiniesepa blocs( properly attends** to business, and that the accounts Bled were the best he could possibly render. The bankrupt nerd. Re ELLIOTT.—EI7I,II/117 BUILDING TRANSACTIONS, W. Elliott, baker, of Greenwich, came up for hie last exuanation. His debts were 1,6761 ; assets, estimated to be more than equal to meow the debts. The bullet's bad been osenested with no lees than her = as. t ee sdotise, sod at tribute/ his hike, to his beliding Mr. LIIFTSMS, supptletsi the beebrept. Mr. Hillary_ mooed he the soleness, and 'oil they should require a detailed amemire foss the beek b =lis ais masess to, and receipts foes, NA of the hut with which M. Sad bearasemed I eh% the 'peas peepertiee on which teen hem mimosa', the mime el the toasts, and se N. Mr. Lammas sold, if his Mead desired an expanatios of the practical spend= of OHM _stnieties, that was what no banes being bad ever pet obleined,a sold de. The oetnislinkmer—lt is • matoliamlt miner, esetninly ; bet we shell be mespelled to undefeated them some day. In every use who's e party is menested with • balking society there is ohms mystifilatioa. The beekeept esiererret • long exassiaation as to the parthelem el the various properties with which he had been conageted, bit the details won void of interest. The amiewate let Wing been Ala is time, aa adjoura mat leek place, with the understaodieg that the beukrupt should knish suck further 111/11fRedla NI night be deemed by the oditdal ectagese. ilie lrrnillery asked that the neesetisa should be with draws, ea smut of the bankrupt twang, • swath betas his lat , made away with all his available prepurty. He made this applicatiem seder the 260tb dame of the new set. His Hosoar held that the penal shwa of the set could net he nude retreneetin, and greeted the proteaket. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YintIiIDAT. Ix Iwo= TIM OEM COVIIIIIIIOIIIII. an =a Ray Cataluna kl•wint. This beesiseat vOled to be diode/vett ea eared*. In reply to the learsei esseubsioser, he stated that he was been within • few atlas of Naples. He had been • priest of the Zona& *web. bat left that eanantaloa k l 8 H, Mese whisk ported he had Hanka aad bad one &lid. His 110110%, 'shed him if he had lately easlated ? The ins , lnat said is. bad in privets. Chief Coussissieser.—Do yon balm to "any professing body of Christiana ? The lasolvest said sone priests of the Char* of Rem Pro had kit it, and had bees trying to establish as Italhn tastaat shares. In answer to farther riaestlaran be said he was the anther of a work entitled Italy : Its Pkysisal sad Moral Con dition." He bad translated a wore entitled " Remote ler (bitting the Church of Renee." His lasonte for the lass Homo years from li terary pursuits had boss about 1201. • year. The Hurt aosepted the propoesd sureties, sad the dimes/go was 'Hated. THE POLICE COURT& MANBION-1101J1ill. 01111RVARCII OP TES DAY OR TUAIIIIOITCRO Cwt. —Yesterday, several females were broeght beam Me Lord Kaye, sad Meknes& CAM'S, timed, seem i t i = with harmi prowled at late hours shoat the Neigh al the Masailabirmet alai refused to move ea, sad Oben will having thresseasa to break leaps sad wallows It they were sot eceemMeastod with plates ot repose. The peer hoessloss ammo hentag bees severally dimmed et, Alarms& Order observed, apes tooling over the the of sheep., that met say of them had bees entered ea the po llee Mesta as lavas maned es the clay et theshogiviag. Mr Hodgson, the espeelateadast at the Olty polief L _esid of had to state a aireumassse sepomilleis9 la the of the twee. Teem 9 ceekock MI Tamely lattg ;ZIT st sight there ha set tau lie itt the shoats Miele eies whim eell•el for the basineeses of the pales Theft did sat appeal Maki the whole et ink jesadistiea a selitat? Stumm of and ay of my _Mad, sad eves a Pettiesaidese md he , wawa MU telely emareheaded the mea dolour sal troabisessee per sons la the City, there wee the ellaktest dispositios to break humph the salsas miagesie at se pay dm elms mass to the day et thlabgivisi. With raps* is the J ma, the memies woe as seslitly observed by these se by the most rleid Catania, atilt the whale if the City police brae zeit u t s h i sZd to have had a lialitay. Curdss said the asposat gives by the naria. testiest mealy earespeaded with what be lad elessrved klassit. Zees Bendel la the City was sot to be head ea tree hem latemeptioas earl irregularities es the day et d as kettelag bed seid g amed to be. it was mat remarkable OM is the sea geishas of e City polies so eve et semplelat epee my set lad warred, although the eat wee ce mama% oaf he iiehtiered it to be essiseue ot a trompall eel anise. , ebb mem alty. Mabee &rim sad ohm el Os alsollesive asses et BOW-STREET,, Istroneurr TO YU/MINIMS' —Mr. John Williams, bookseller aid pobl taker ' 141, Strani, was summoned under the Copyright Act, at the instance of the trustees of thr Eriakil - Masson, ter bevies on several occasions wilfully a kr i r d o W ee f : l Ttl ia rt a 's establishment mo w n i l rf r e i of t u N c i s e • of the same, whereby he rendered himself halite to amounting to the value of emit% work, and also to a etnot more than W. for each offence. John Dennis, 46 F. proved that on Wednesday evening het he served a copy of the summons on en assistant in the rhop, who told him that the defendant was not at home, but he would forward it to him. Richard Edmonds, a clerk in the service of Mean. Bray and Co., proved that by the directions of kis employers he called at the defendant's shop and purchased three copies of the " Arden," for which he paid one shilling each, and oc the 13th inst. he served a notice there for the production of certain letters which had passed between him and the soli- Mt* respecting the proceedings about to be commenced against Mr. John Collier Height, receiver at the Museum of new pnblicationedelivered pursuant to the act, proved that *no copies of the work in queetion had been furnished to him. The last books delivered to him woe on the 20th February, and nothing since. TOO defendant vu the publisher if emu expensive wcrks, one of which was " Railway Pea*. ties," Mr. Jardine said be had ne hesitation in convicting the delendsat in the penalty of Si. for each offence, together with the amount of reek number, but he would leave the ease open for a week, to give the defendant an opportunity of making an expIenatLER KENWELL, ion to the trustees foe a mitigation. C CRAW:iII or FORGIIIT.—Jogiss Sqrland, a young man of respectable appearance, was charged by Mr. ?homes Da. vies, chemist and druggist, of N*. 13, Hereford-row Bays water, with having uttered a forged bill of exchange tar 3601. The prosecutor stated that be formed_y parried on basinfuls as a chemist and druggist, at No. 37, Red Lim-street. Hol born, bat determined to dispose of it to the prisoner, who agreed to advance 4731. for the purchase. He *el 251. down, and gave a bill of his own acceptance for 36W. 161., at 14 days after date. It became dee on the 19th August, and was dishonoured. Witness subsequently stet the prisoner, who Wirrtorenew the bill and get it accepted by his brother. al did not agree to that, and the prisoner then s,id he would stand down to his father at Strettim, neer Chesterfield, to have it accepted by him, which witness seceded to, and AM was also dishonoured . ' Witness elterwards saw the ritnupon t.• matter and commanded proceedings against tl:ongh his solmitor, and he was served with • writ ' Witness proceeded to Stemma, near Chesterfield, and kad an interview with the prisoner's father, a respectable farmer, and on pr seating the bill to him he said it wee • forgery. He denied that it was his handwriting, or ever having ac cepted the bill. He retuned to London and pee the pot sonar into custody. The prisoner, it appeared, had sold the business soon aft r he made the purchase of it. Mr. Tyrrviiitt asked the prism.: if he wished to put any questions to the witness. He pug several :rrelevaat con idiom, and said his father lived at amen) more, not at Stratton. The party who so opted the lilt resided at Stratton. Mr. Tyre/hitt remarked that it was a suet creel ease, and he remanded the pri-oner for the production of farther evi dence. He was then locked up. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. KIIIIZZZLIIIIINT DT An Waliantßoberl, a lad shone 14 years of age, was charged with haviog_embez- Med the sum of 16s. belonging to his muter, John Homes, greengrocer, Wells-street, Orford-street. It appeared that on Saturday last the prosecutor gave the prisoner 16x., wi•li directions to go to Covent-garden market and fetch two seeks of pnetees which he (prosecutor) bad perehesed. Not returning with the *atom, tne peonies* weat into the market. and from inquiries made by him he learned that the rime er had not been near the person Si whom the potatoes had been purchased, and that the truck whisk he had taken had been lett in the merket, where it was found by nee of the (eatables,, who toth it to the Oreenyard. Nothing MOT* was seen of the prisoner till this morning, when prosecutor met him in the street, and gave hits in charge. The prisoner said he lost part of the money and spent the rem. Mr. Hardwick committed him for trial. WESTMINSTER. ZITS/MCI SWINDLING.—A fashionably dressed min, about Ike feet six inches I. height, of duk complexion, with mock whisk4n, who has paned by the names of Thomas Taker, Alfred Sinclair, Ulla t Willie, Pram, and other akar" wu *barged with defrauding Messrs Rogen and Deese, of 23 and 24 St. George:s•place, Knightsbridge, of a great quantity of valuablo femme. The court cm crowded with tradesmen who had been vistlealud" by the prism,. Robert Maynard, clerk to Messrs. Rogers and Dear, stated that on the 18th of June lut the prieour came to the ans, sad stadia that be bad Dna a bill of thefts in the window of the house, 88, Catlemplue, whisk they had to let, requested as older to view it. After two or three farther interviews he propmed to take the house for three years, at the rental of 86 guineas par anuma, and gave a referonos to Mr. Jaws Yowler, of 11, Friacee.plau, Ken nington Cross, to wham, ho said, he bad bees • tenant fee afloat. An yeses, having occupied a hoses of his at Hamp ton for that period. TIN firm immediately wrote to Mr. Fowler, and kering required an answer, headed it to the solisitme of Ilk lessor of the beam, who drew up as agree ment from the rough preliminary ummorandam made by wittier, for three the oompanc7 of th e house. Shortly after this the prisoner, after expressing en opinka that the home would M extremely KW cadent for hie family, proposed to Moreau the teem of occupancy to seven years; and about the and of Septifiabor last the lease was duly drawn and emitted. Primal, ask. 'equally ordered furniture at Meows. Rogers and Dna as the mamma of 491., which was supplied, it Wag that as the solicitors to she Mew umuliased as eligible puma to ban tholes's, there uraMl llama ketilatian is executing his order. The last maim' if the Probate, 201. worth, was delivered oa the IBM of September, cad =srthe following asseaftg the whet of the Wags were dead the loom abandosed. The Makatea% of his having lived at Hamltea wee false, as proved by diligent inquiry then. 146001 aka be proved that the day alter he west tato the buses in Worm-puss ho tech passession of mother M Treillakawrace, Yeemball lloidgwevad, Fowler being oho his retests. Mr. Burrell natanded prisaner, who arms se reply to the sharp, for a weak. tN • PUBLIC ULM& By Mese,. D. B. Batas sod BON, at the Ilart.—Foar leasehold house, Vutesist-terrese, Isliestts. 'ash Ist for 461. per shun, sad held fps 761 you% at 61. per beau--sold k lots, for 1,4951. 59. Freehold house, 11, Bridh-terrese, Isliestee, lit for SU per eason—to6l Five house, Collese.street, Barasbery, Ist at vale to 1861. Nasses,held for 74 yews hoe 1687, at ▪ 301. 126.—1 a lots, 1,7701. Three leasehold Muses, mad a yar d, with workeleop, IlteM Cremetrest, Magus, let for 761. per mums. Ins tam el two lweess, held for AO years how 1880, at 71 OM A plot of heading premed, Bpeessertreet, Csatabluy square, suitable kw three houses, held for CO pan, at • pepper:era-13M A ditto, with a floatage of 64 feet, similarly held-1301. • ditto-1401. Noe di. LONDON O. Now. It daunt Dyad" Deanilay, ><rß boar Na aide, to warreadat ,err5x...172:21 SI at 11, at tat. Id, Node detral:/=&otaa dadloodld, Dee. and at, at 11, it DMA pima Lamy, elzoad, ud /Mot, &Ma ; et. woks, thilak Nataad ltaarAaa Oda, 111.1opratodzat stadm i ra: ▪ 11, Jas. 4stMk at Daddiatiadid. . ; dL aNs., JOON O lk =00111•1111114N14 11=6"ir t .111 Dr. 11, st lisdasbabdrest. DA" tik e, OK Jewry, My; o 3..,F lSmill %slat i = jabot, Dee. I eat V, 12, at M dont. Sin. Did ask Da. Mradoatot; a& aids, Fai.ll7W/Merra. - _ Toms , team, leov. 110 asd Des. at 11, F ame . at ad, Dismember; at Beiseal. Z d t g aleinon Imsw, Item St sal Dee. fl& at 11, at Debbi Osmet. isia, Omits smi Dimisalls, ; METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY. Nov. 17, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. 4 tato of Cairn of Strength of 4 Name of Place. w t ., w a d. 'Weather. Bastairrows...... N.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Bourn:am N.W. Gentle Breen Partially Cloudy Beagles .»....« W. Gentle Breese Cloudless imiouros ........_ N.W. Calm Cloudless 'tuna. .. ... N.W. Breeze Otereast COMMIX ....... Conwar Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy DAILLIPOTON ...... W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy sooners ..,........ B.W. Cahn Cloudless Fortzerons .......... N. Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy Gummy • animism& GREENWICN N.W. Gentle Breese P.m in Valleys Ilarnsreed. N.E. Gentle Breese °mean liningos lIIILTILUD N.W. Hard Wind Partially Cloudy Lewe5....... N.W. Strong Ensue anodise I.4I,IICAOTILIL N.W. Calm y Clear LYNN liamonerza N.W. Gentle Breen Foggy Newcasni Calla Cloudless Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Pormaioura N.E. °tall, Breast Partially Cloudy Maumee N. Gentle Brune Partially Cloudy Saar notrnanspron SITWON Tonassnou .. WiIriMAAVIX TAAMOLT/l rants.* Candi Principally Clear Partially Ciflor Partially Cliaady Partially Cloudy Partially 'toady . I Scud iNDON Tins DAT, Noox i di wind: Waste of Weather. Breese. MAL Coons et Wind. N. ettesi.b GenUs SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. (ma s, th.. ellippleg Gametta,.aal . Lloyd.•• Lat . CASUALTIES. Cordell*, for Dakota, wee raised lest nicht with alight damage ; cargo (salt), de‘troyed.—Liverpool, Nov. 16. Emilie, Cardwell, of Preston, from Liverpool for Leghorn, put in here yesterday, with damage, having struck within Cariingford Bar, and will discharge to repair. —Warren p int, Nov. 14. John NV, 'ley, Davis, from Bennie for London, which was on shore on the Greundr, 6th instant, got afloat the fol lowing day by astiswiec from the shore, and snivel in our roads this morning having auatained no apparent daimon ; will proceed Int favourable wind.—Elsinore, Nov. 9. - - - - - - - - - - Jemima, Burnham, of fit. John's (Newfoundland), fie= Leghorn, put in here 3rd instant, with li n of bowsprit, and bows damaged, having been in contact with the Clip. per, Kenyon, of London, frost Messina, which vessel put in hole on the 4th instant, with bowsprit carried away and bows damaged.—nsesh Nov. 5. e- Nan. for /tyro, has pat back —Liverpool, Nov. 16. And Portland, for Coquimbo, hes put back - Liverpool, Nov. 16. TIT 7 *Alum). I Marra Holllamberg •• and Li'boa .. Pacific India vil Bouthamplcia etTa ail itsele - 111 - 60. Bastes =4 HaliOa. ' Molie• mil lissom& West India 1 Nov. 25 Dec. 7 Nov. 28 BIWA Nov. 21 N0v.22 Nov. 22 Nov. ARRIVRD. Aar-at Queerunown, November 13. from. ................. et, AGM= -at Deal, November IS, from., ..... r ..... 1311011111.-at Gravesend, November 16, 'from ............ BklialiblA-at Hull, November 14, from ......................... Cosonao-at Nehru, November It, fr0m , ,,,,,,, ,,,,, ............... vie 04%071AX-A Greenock. November 15, front ******** ******** **** *** Coscoante--at (harmed, November 16, from * CALIF,/ NOViliblT 16, trona ************** Camaaron-at IjwrypA, November 18, from *** .......... „. Consaaterin-at Liverpool, November 16, . "'•vs,.._tes frosur--at Gravesend, November 16, from. ................ Doss-at ..":"""••••ons November 13, Dos -off Falgramth, November 16, ." . 16,141111 LICI•ANOII -Si Hull, November 14. trail_ ........ Gravesend, November 16, "" Cl ib r i, l4 ture-st Grave-end, November 16 """ EIJIA-at November 15, from__ ....................... Eacars.a-at Gravesend, November 16. from ........... Sam. Tempter -stGramend, November 16, from ........... Eumarrn -at ~ r istr 1, November 16, from . ...... _ .. FLORA 111.Donarm-at Livery° . I, November 16, to ......... PATO/MITI-at Gravesend, November 16 from . .......... near Worm- at Gravesend. November 6, fr0m..,,,,,,,.. . Yoarrrous-at Gravesend, November 18, fr0m..........., FILIT-at Queenstown, November 13, fr0m... . ... .,.., p,,artms-off Wier, NOVlal.her 15, fr0M......- ........ Mmaratra--off Plymoutb, November 14, from, ...... .. .. Ormarnona -at Deal, November IS, from Gases Muse-at Gravesend, November 18, fr0i a .. 1" .. .""""0 4111 4„,_ llrem-at °reverend, November 1 , , . floes-at Brl.tol. November 16, from Ilaorarr-at Deal. November 15, from 4 1 "01 4% "*"*.- Ihrsrm-off Plynroutb, November I lowa-at Liverpool, November 16, fr " m ....... lam-at Greenock. November 14, from tar :own-Om Bristol, November 15, from .. JANS lalli-al QUeellitaWa, N..vember 13. Inma --"•• Joan FIEWIIII-at Deal, Nov. IS, fr0m.....,....„ „ ....... ., Jena Derr -at Greenock. Noverob r 14, frau ..... Gravesend, November 16, from Jkalli-at Gravesend, November 16, from „ bete Loma J. itoreau.-at Graveserd. November IS, from LADY Goanon -at Holy Lead, November 15, from kbrams-at Queenstown, November 14, from ......... MAGYAR-IL Bri.tol, November 16, from MINCIVa-at Deal, November 14, from %diem, MART9OIOOON-at Falmouth, November 14, laia. ...... Ok i trlsirtave-at Grave end, November 16, from .. MART hal-at Gravesend, November 16, 01....-at Sunderland, November 14, from ................. Ours-at Grave-end, November 16 , from &MOA K . CMS pronoun -at Qoeenstown, November Is, from JltDudie Percerrano-at Deal, November 13, from Crenten Pa:economiser-at Deal, November IS, from ........ POST ISOY-at Hull, November 14, from... .. N om Paint or Beam -at Portsmouth, November 15, from., 10mi di , PIINCR or Wet.'" -at Portsmouth, November 14, from Qcsatur ma-st Plymouth, November 15, from._ AZININAW-at Portsmouth, November IS, Saran-at ()reverend, November 16, ..... *ran-at Gravesend, Noielat.er 16, Iruta Sea C. Csarruuter Belfast, November 13, from. .„,„_ ;;; SAILT-Olt INAIT, November 15, from Smarm en-at Torbay, :November 14, from --Jae tha o..imure a-at Parb..y, Nuven,lxr 14, boa ./Min TOMLINSON -at Dubltn, November It, from -Ohm Tema-of Shields. November IS, from ekes Two Grave: end, November 16, from Caton-at Gravesend, November IS, horn_ VOLVltrialt- at Graveserd, Nov. tuber 18, from _ his %VATIC:O..Od Liverpool, November 16 Zmosai-at Cowes, November 15, from 6AILED. Asarco —from Greenock, November 14 to Awn Csam—from QUtIMIOIFO, November 14, to Bassatran —from Hartlepool, November 14, nib 64\T—from Queenstown, Nov. 14, to Jim Tot CIIISNAIJAS from Greenock. November 14, to Ames Grammars us Oaao—from Gravesend, November 13, b _Mb Dos JUAN—tram Liverpool, November 16, to ltewbuibil ENToT—from Grave lead, November 16, to . ........... Etta.—from GM Dock, November 13, to Ted GA46l—from Queenstown, November 13, to baba thuitsomr—tram Gravesend, November IG, ...... Ilmmuss VALANCIANA—trove Gravesend, November 16, to Sam J. Z.—from Liverpool, November 16, to Nee Yet Jeurr Euratom—from Queenstown, November 14, to ems lie HALAISAEOZ— from Liverpool, November If, to Mid* NUTro—from Liverpool, November 16, to .............» Mem NORTM STlAt—ltem Liverpool, November 16, to Nom nmestaLsair—from Gravesend, November 13, to—Teet 04am—from Gmeeend, November 16, to Nab ['nun (PO—from Liverpool, November 16, Cu to r.= Paosramo—from Deal, November 15, to PRINCE aLsrerr—from Deal, November 13, to .111.11idurt Nimes MASERU—from Queenstown, November 14, to Wit Qvieste Posses—from Greenmk, Nov, mber 14, to at. Mee, Pk Rammvs—from Grow send. November IC, to. hosts SULAWAX—from Liverpool, November It, to Nes Tort VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AttICEITA, Hawkins, from Patna for London, Oct. 25. Itowaav, IMO Itombay, Aug. 27, lat. 32 8 , Loa. 33 E. Cirtatatut (or Grenailer). (beiganiae), from Liverpool for Tr* Now. 7, lat. 48.17 N., low, 7.20 W. Clattileßtta, of Hobbs, N.S., from NeweaAle foe New Tort, Ott II out 17 d;ye. atA44 . IIY\MICII (barque), of and from London, Nov. 4, laL 41N, Va. 15 W. . . Musaava, from Singapore for London, Aug. 19, at Nicnarn MOUNT. for Cor.otertinople, Oct. 'l9, off Cape 91. Mart th:iikOAL (hlirttlie), with no of toreop, maintopgalleameart, Igo head, and part of . ulwa.ks, Sept. 2, lat. 33 0., lon. 26 B. Tuc a . bPAXSP. from Calcutta, wilt 10.4 of foreman above We nn ging, And all hean.tear but the tow-sprit, bull wing d, and hi. warts, roatneail, &c.. carried away is a vale, on the etla of Nous bet, wan ppoken Sept. 20, in lat. lo ii., be. 7 E. VANGVARD (barque), from 1.1 *don for Sydney, N.S.W., Nov. 5, It 45 N., low. le W. NOTION TO MAIHNIIIIB.—AHUNAMURCHAN LIORTHOMI —The etmtniesi nets of the nom ern lighthouses twill give notice that a lighthemae has been built upon the Petit of Ardninnurchan, in the county of Argyll, the light of whien will ti- exhibited on the night of Sa'urd.y, the hi: a December, 1819, and evenly night • hereafter, from neat 'al All I. I is,. The toll twins is 4 sp-ofication of the lightkne end the appearance of the light, by Mr. Alta &semen, engineer to ha eammisai •ners : " The lighth use 3in i. let. 66 deg. 43 min. 46 see., sod W. los. 6 dig. 13 rein. SO set. Br compass the Wroth use /tars from Calla. It Thad, E., oiatent 7 t .ilan from the Cairn of Coil. B 8.8, distant 8 miles ; tram Kane 11. ad 6. iE, drug 8/ mil s ; tr.= Scour of Egg, S W by 8. W , &mall miles ; and flora Bo Irkedil Rock, W.B W., distal miles. The Ardnamurchan light will be known to man SI as IL fileu light or the natural applies nee. It Mil be noble in a northwesterly direction fri.m NE. by B. E. temd to S.W. by S. The 1 iotert is elevor d 180 feet dm Ile level of the sea; and the light aril be seen at the damns of :ibout six leagues, and at lesser stances accord* to tbi state of the atmosphere. Tee ei mrois-ionen hereby hung My • none*, the: by virtue of a warrant from the Qoas in Council, dated 11th ut August, 1818, the fullonif tolls will be levied in respect of this light—es For every veesel b.-longing to the United La nom of Great Britain end Ireland (Ws same od belonging to her Mejem y, her he ire and sateemoni,n being navigated wholly in rallaet), and for every Wen vessel which, by any act of perliame*.t, order in eaunelaws ventioa or treaty, shall be privileged to e nter the porn he said Uoitel Kingdom. upon paying the same druid tonnage so are paid by British vessels ithe same Dot Mil vessels otteigated wholly bail ay.) shieh shall panthers lighthouse upon Ardnamurchau, or derive benefit Wen!. the toll of one far hang per ton of the burden of ever se vessel, for each time of passing the Said lighthouse, ores riving benefit .hereby, or a cousir g voyage, and daubs tit said toll for passing or g benefi* on an overseen** age ; and d• uhle the mind respet lye nibs for every longs vowel not so privileged." Be order of the Bead, AUL CUNNINGHAM, Beere• ery.-offire of Lighthouse Bradt Edinburgh, Oct. 31, 1849. [Advertisement] A REMARKABLE CCU HOLUM TOWN ST HOLLOWAT'II PILLS AND O I N T NENT.-1121 0111 "_, of Wellington Bridge, Hobert Town, writes that Holloway's Phew; Ointment enjoy high reputation in Van I neman's Land: he Wel o f, one Midi who had been for years WNW( the treatment of the . practitioners, and was draft aged from the hospital sa iscuratiat had become so miserably emaciated and weak that he could se/ Wu about with the madam of persons supporting him. In this es dition be commenced using tame medicines, which hare so onteßM renovated his hearth, that be Is now become a stout beelthy•laill man, and his care be solely attributes to the use of liollowattlt and Ointment.—sold be all i=ts, and at Professorestablishment, 241, strand, BIRTHS, MAIURIAOI4B, AND DEATH!. BIRTHS -Nov. at Werth Rectory, Blume, the wifad Bethune, of a daughter. nn . - 0. c. CAFFIN.—Nov. IS, at Spring.m e, Hyde, We of Wight, the Wet Capt. Cahn, H.N., of a daaphter. CLIISHOLII.—Nov. 13, at Wimpole-street, tke wife of A. H( holm, Esq., of a daughter. DAHLET.—Nov. 11, at Hamilton-tareco, Br. John's-wood, thrly o of H. DerMy, Faq., of a daugiver. FRY.—Nov. IS, lire. J. Fry, of Grove-lane, Camberwell, of s ma LEVIS.—Noa. 11, Mrs. 11. Levin, Great Alieatreet, of a dwell"' rEDLF.Y.—Nov. IS, at Emfbury Lodge. Rumford, Era, the ftire H. Polley, Eaq., of a daughter. marg.—Nov. 12, at Tollingtou-park, Hornaey-road, the Miff 1 W. Smith, Eaq., of a eon. TAYLOR.—Nov. 13, at Regent.etreet, 11n. W. O. Taylor. ° daughter. MARRIAO3B. DONALDSON—ORMIIILL.—NO.. 12, at Carlton-place, G 10 4007 the Rev. Dr. Taylor, A. Donaldson, Egg., Monteith-row, to Da eldest daughter of A. Cienswill, Erg. HARILNEBB--D'ALTON.-2 1 mr. 14, at Clifton parish church. tlx Ted 0. L. Harkress, .0 Prances Elizabeth, only survivuig da4 lo the late vajor D'Alton, Si the fOth Regt. NATLER—CARTWRIGHT.—Nov. 12, at St. Peter* rpm Orel Or the Rev. 0. W. Milts, M.A., Rector of Dulaston, Mr. J. V . iz of WedalnuT, to Hannah Jams, youngest dwelt.: of KG Outwright, tipper Dorsal. PRISCIIARD—OBHARD.—Nor. 14, at St. Bride's, Charlea Mee fourth .on of W. Pritchard, Eng., of Doctors'-oommons , is Elisabeth, fourth daughter 01 R. Obbard, Erg., of $S Nur stmt. RIDER—EABTOOIr2.—Nov. 14 at St. Brisvelb, Cilsorestert 2K the R . J. Lewis, Charles Edward Ibbetson, younstet_wa ~ late Rev. R. C. Rider. Resta of stags, Kest, to Wilt' .u. " daughter of the late Be.. E. Eastcott, of Exeter. DEATHS. SBATAN.—Now. SI, at Much Birch. I. Elwin, Eifordill' Hay, Drecoroldre, aged Pr. , "1. COMM—Nov.I2, at Dorchester, Th emes Mortimer , , " Comb., Jun., aged 6. k_ SM.—Nov. 13,.at . hia home, to York, William lEtty, Esq. the ISSed year Of MI age. HARPF.ll.—hay. 12, at Wyndham-place, Ybv, Ilszper. BAktlpf.pN.—Nuv. 13, at tiouthamptom, Mia. GOdif seed 611. ILLrYSEIL—Nov. 14, D. Keyser, Esq., aired 69. WililiTZlll.—Nor. 11, at Pollack-sweet, Glasgow. 61i. 0. M i ta PARKER.—Noe. 14 . at Cheltenham, S. W. Pinker, 1901, 1111 - Rd" Buraw, sod 79. PEZL.—Nov. h 13, at the Grotto, Basildon, Wads, idle el 00 .0.90 H. Peel, tormrNF of lase, ( heddra, aged 6/. Itelbo i Prated sod poillohed WuLtes KDIO nAlAgo o " ° ' ate, la Ow attr at Loahop. Printer.** thp o*.te. Is too. Wed s ka the petit* ot Illtitottiore.—earoasaY, Samo a " ~O a In rat el l4l b inwe tbe toilet, ltd , tooth mishit] and di I" et p Seam] a wid Lees. &CU , A NI . Any (Per F Wi street Is WI . ic BOO; man- SNOT OEN tithe maw - Brig' ditto tuin steel £2I nett molt with A.D. KU Intl aPd rad wit Bel