The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-03 00:00:00

row pee** civilise, wise was saptilated writ all the legal and tended points on Wu qesmisa. The MC ISSt/111■0111 pro ceeded to algae hia ere at vest Mg*, sad fame, am mo& that tbe oasis of 1603 m as ses nise of tits tree shut* Mislead ; se satineesavean,sad what the seam of Cantabety esesested he that of York Me held that the law est he* in lite rubric was smeary he MMthat of the mem and else dist the ms= wee ad e essordasee with tIIS law of the *M usk; was at am Ism lime merest to the law d the *wok the sedum law, and the essamea law; that whist was prehibited by the Wide INS exceeds 'hy the isms law. Me (Mr. Dodd) esatimisi that the obi He whisk gemmed the ohm& wen set repealed •In wm net 'May jail flea. WA peelestskley tins In the wane be lad poem* the del s. sohlivolslodas esmaphildi el ay C Clen= end the aspens itai tremble he led been pet tie, him hem his widens at a /Meat pert d ad fi the matey to Mead this ewer% Is whimb hen Menet times; thought _ONO might had wo lave limn semi le him, if thejYte Wasp had hind a pe ens is !thews disease. Is apoge es, eppearkes is eta balm the wart, bellied ef Porellom and Mal* be mit be led bean te is se hem his kalillty to piw the vest exposers that meld he it by Eastbe *sties, nil imam* several ewe when had expended ow lei upwards le sells d Ws s. He telt he was est la a mid den la vast a sem. end, under sae drOSlNlsseshile In mad as Ms ewe ad the le ham he wasm;r 7 kg mire airy greet the psedieed talent of the mud of WIN deems of 103 was valid for kis mestlnwalthe the lII* earn 011810 was valid he his /chose sal peralseWn. He weld mill ishtenti that the seed had no jadadistles M his me, and are ware may ethic eases In sessesiss with die akar* of whin this nut weld mks se tense. He said he had to complete dike mom let ~he had bees premiered is mostempe. His steam mared whim a Prerogative and ma Arches Court were belt cm themes day, ea arrangesust established by Sir ;ohs Nielsen is, the maples ef failitaing balms, bet he sentended this was a - ristatiee If the man law, and thezehre sites should not be put to the espies, edam hem s ea the pert ef the asset is &Meg swim wide' of their - eg. He farther held that the giesserater *sold amen le wen esd set by his pat ter, sad** *5 wart bud peessla of this. The Sedge *eight mesh isessaseience meld arise hem wok a samelty end Wiled upon Mr. Dodd to paint est ere when the seises had din* it. Mr. Dell did net redoes say, let *shed d the end to wham he .rust leek he the payment of hie eats if he were sneer efel to W nit, her he Modred of ohlakdoB off !Pm Mr. Cense, who was the promoter of the suit lima had of_the bishop and of Mr. Band, bat he Mil Mmagers hem either d them. A TM Judge mid they, no more this the court, wan bevel le erne *et gesstion. Me. Deli sail he had finished, and wished te knew if he sugla The r il itge ft replied DLliegrard tiat it wee di p s diserethe of the end. sal the permitting would apes the line if argument waned hy the ether elk, sod whethee some is. pleas*. was assfaimy. Dr. guard ea that Mr. Dodd had dhpulleil the authority of the end ea two petals— first, that ft bed it juriediedea is the me ; micoedly, with respect to the judge, that be was iacmpatest to entertain the use., as he would he judge la his own cam. This was setae flat time that came of Welded had come before the end whisk weemdar the Discipline Ad. They had nem* he* balm and idea the set 3 & 4 Viet. The pewee premedlegs wen founded apes that set. Two teems bed sp - psered Wm this alert dmfiar to the wee* sines the man of that ad ; sae was hen the dimes ef Ely, the veer twat the disuse of Norwiik mad is hi* mesa the ilsrgymes had Wm* te ban the sews. Thies crew W hen dimmed *Awl length by esuneel SU betli sides, bulk OWNS' sousMC*, tapes late the lined a imant whish had been pummel by Mr. Dodd this day. He Dr. Haegerd) held that as swiss at 1603 odd 1640 Ited bees sanded as law bed they W ben repudiated from their first appearance, ' Imam they add net be hold rep or coded as an authorityy bee the as alp ma 4 Visions was design, sad gat jarhieska to mem el this idol to this court. The leaned ads *se steeled the me of Nurse v. Hasehaw, la the &sem of The biel Norw and anent *then ia n 444 ef bk ms was patrcu of the lidos, sheathes he was impelled to esad the ease is this cont. A arose was then saythleg fatal ia provedieg with is the mein sad mars had Ms is weveraace with the rules of the court. He felt nothing had bon sold by Mr. Dodd to peeve the ineellideny of the authority of this dart is men of this kind. He (Dr.lleggsrJ)inatended that seiner ground est forth la the protest weld be sustained, sad therefore that the cease must proved, and called upon the coast to overrule the pretest. Dr. Hayford, on the ems side, argued that the letters of request, premated by the bishop, were legal sad could not be avoided. Mr. Dodd replied; that the coarse wend by the bishop was ille fetr . sed The Judge said he had nit week doubt es the questies, bet r Mr. Dodd had refertd to eels of parliament, he (the judge) would took over and give his desist= es the der err day. This arse ecespied the dart the whole day. COURT OF BANIERUPTCY.—TESTEADAY. Duna Ma. Ccenuasionaa sunless. Tug Cauxuama Geaumet This was the first muskeg. for the proof of debts and choice of asigene, in the cue of J. Elio, lessee of the Ceemorne Garda*, Chelsea. The failure is rather a heavy ow, and the Gov't was densely weeded with creditors sad pink intiestuA A proof tendered by Mr. Thomas Foulkes, of Bitches% for 1,600 1 ., on four bills of exchange accepted by the bank. rupt, was opposed by Mr. Taylor, the solicitor under the fiat, sad the erethror was questioned as to the cluoidere•ion. He depend that the Ws were given in respect of 5001. paid by him, as one year's rent of Creaming. House and (or build iap on the premises. The money had been paid for Mr. Nicholson, a former lessee of the premiss, whose liahiliries had been taken up by the bankrupt, by whom the bills bad slam been renewed. Mr. Nicholson sold his interest is Cr.. morns for 1,9001. to the bankrupt. W:tuess had pnvioasly artatal the ball - room, the work in which was valued at 4801. He had made no entry in his books of these bills, at of ally of kis Mane elites with Nicholson. Had petitioned this matt is 1843, but his petition was dismissed. Had been three mouths in the Queen's Balch, and had boss previ- ously bankrupt, 20 years age. Mr. Renton Nicholson, better known as " Harm Nichol son," stated th at he sold his haterett in Creators's, in 1843, to the bankrupt There was a written agreement. He then owed about 1,2001. to Mr. Foulkes. whom he first knew in the Queen's Bench, in 1843. Foulkes supplied him with money to pet out, and afterwards lent him 3001. to pt reesterion of Cremorne-gardens, —a condition of which was the palm , at down of one year's rent. lie knew of the work dons by Mr. Foulkes at the gardens, the value of which would be about what he had atat d. Mr. Taylor said he should require the production of the books; and His Honour, observing that it was not at all clear to him how Foulkes get the money which he was said to have ad. nand, directed the proof to stand over. Another proof, tendered by the same party, for 401, money advanced, was also opposed. Mr. Foulkes admitted having bad some liquors from Cremona, during the season; and the proof sou also adjourned for the production of books. Mr. Dawes, the assuager of the hotel at Cnneorne, ten. dared a proof for 2J31., as the balance of were due to him self and wife, they having been engaged at a sa ary of 3001. per annum. Application was made by Mr. Dawn's solicitor. under the 168th section of the new act. for the payment of three months salary in full to Mr. and Mrs. Dews.. Mr. Taylor objected that this claim was not well founded. The act directed this payment in respect of services ran dared immediately before the bankruptcy ; and and Mr. an Mrs. Dawes hid not been in the bankrupt's service for 12 mouths ;previously. Hie Honour admitted the force of this objection. Toe pay ment in full could not be anima ; but the proof mast be admitted. None of the other proofs gave rise to say discussion. Amongst the creators were about a dorm females of the ballot corps, waiters, Re., who each proved for small amounts du as wort Mr. Dabiurg, of the Haymarket, gave notice to chins the model of the Bettie of Waterloo, and its fittings, with some other property in the gardens, which he states he bad lent to the bankrupt. The matter was referred to the solicitor wader the fiat. The amount of debts proved did not embed 3,0001., but the total of clams expected to corns against the estate is near 35,0001. Of the value of the assets so unrest estimate can yet be formed. The choice of assignees we. unopposed. The following gentlemen were appointed : Mr. Thomas Clark, distiller, of Albany-road, Regent's-park ; Mr. Thomas Mowatt, wine sentient, of Tower-hill ,• sad Mr. T. F. Sweden, of City Wharf Basin. The official snipes is Mr. lurquand ; and Mr. Hutton, of Backlenbaty, is the atiosatent. BUM Ma. Ounmemena Forownica. Tau Sr. ALBANO BANK. There wee • last examinatioa meeting under the separate flat against J. S. Storey banker, of St. Albert The balance sheet, prepared by Ileekillep and CO., of Elam brock-coun, extended Son the let of January, 1840, and contained the followieg items :—To capital, 6,6421 ; to me diton, 11,0001 ; do. Neared, 4 2834 ; liabilities. 1281. ; profits, 33,6871. Hy geed debts, 2,6801.; doubtful do., 7941.; by Pr''Perro. 3.4261; do. ia hands of creditors, 6,06 K ; loons, 6,3861 ; bad debts, 1,3241 ; trade expenses, 17,836 ; domestic and perusal do., 19,1001. The bankrupt paned his last ezenination without opposi tion or resuk. PIOCIMMEO TOR TEE REMOVAL or AM Aistawam la the matter of Swinbarse, a bankrupt, amileaties was made under the new est he flu remmal el the trade sw alowier raid the wit certainly pare the costairsioser power Se nom an amiss* but left the stake anew dims amides& NW ors Wpm*. was that it ought to De by 110111=leder old art, Mite Mort el Review ; other. Nil woe awstmel, • swaveratteer Who Ihe ea mime hag sot lows pro. a l ewives& ell tort As the sem lidee to Mr. Cematiwieser Cierallearee apart (IN whets bis Mow was sew aittios), be amid probe that the applisatinstoed over till that lensed eseaWainesse was in atteadanee. This was weed to. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YIISIMRDAT. Boma Ni. *moos= low. Iv its Gams Dun KIM. Is *Mena Mr. Bans* appeared se mussel for a mikes semi l Vie inisi WW Cesd Mr. Dowse supported the applies** saki sels. TM roma of enmities was head aad • vexatious de. hoes. ALUM five yam as. the Moslems obviated of the late wife of the oppnrAng sralitor 1001., sad presaisid her 90 ma iatereet. He gave Mr • bead without • Gossip, pa t. being sad ea seed • short time MA, defended the &Mks. • vardist wee °teamed, sad the tome were 471. The featilvest sow admitted that he had the measly, and end he ham that the petty assesed it, as be installed apes le make her will. p He hal WWI dlmbergod seder the a d Sweaty-lye your ago, sad he Ids them eshodsfa beads sad aselmmodatha bills at rrtsmasholeasr Law thought the ems wee very dime ash', ea dr poet fifths issleast. He, hewevez, appointed a day he doe dad order. EDI Imear, is alludieg a tea mist mist W Hr. Demon dig a essadeas daises was rest ated a esapidat emir the !Muds, Ask said the awa sha to massed, as Abaft 44 ass prevent W pm mart hem deader with 11. The dome calf wedded d hows whisk 'koala alasteady must a mord day from Wisp gamed. I. sate lashases the .net Mg power to duel with a ease Gs the 'tested mules. • day wee mash limas JILL OntlialliOlfra Paruirs. This Is es Ciaaamoos RIDS. allitteSt, who bad bees a sargeoa at Laighbereogli, user apposed by Mr. Caertees he • number of arediten, sad 'applaud by ILr. flargood. lb. Gasslthit was t the insolent had ash away with hie zperLy. i lar ea r s od, to th was i Leouree f eoert:my= M u rstr ie s s f e rsiseW, sag PM debis had beta esilested, to die of the emblem manal/y. Hr. Oemmialease emeidered the este required a resuusl loader the dismodeasey Gleam ; sad as the las& wat had been is pool three maths, be thought an addi dead atm* would be safileisat to meet the kitties of the ears. The lamluat's wife, who was la mart, on hearing the remand blame very stub alleseed, sad was removed. His Ha mar hoped that, is fetus, melt things would not take plass M mart. He bad observed the wife during the Nee I. omit; sad it was improper to attempt to melts the rity of the mart, or to sheik the true coarse of justice, by appeals he its feelings. i=t— lo p months front the eroding order under the dame. MIDDLESEX BEBBIONB.—YEnTSIDAT. Sanaa Ma. Searuser ADANS. amtwrawr fetus. The seurt eat yesterday at the Gaildhall, Wesusiaster, to asthma the leering of the appeals conateaeed on Tbunday, se Carksasall. MAZYLIIIONII v. ST. Gaeaon's me Till BAIT. This was an appeal spinet an order of removal, by virtue dada the maintenanes of one Ana Sellers and her idiot son wee imposed upon St. lobos'. Mr. His di sose for the appellant, and Mr. Publey for the t. The fide in the cue appeared to be these. The pauper was married in It3o, at Lambeth Church. toWilliam Sellers, a enures, who bed a settlement in Scotland, having acquired none in England, and during his absence on a voyage se a seaman to the East ladies, in the early part of the present year, his wits and child beanie chargeable to the pariah of St. George's, although the owners of the ship in which he was "spud paid her 11. de. per month as part of his wages. It was ascertained by the authorities of St. George's that Mrs. Sallies had a maiden settlement is B'. Marylebone, she having for some years prior to her marriage in 1830 lived in the euviee of a gentlemen named Satchel', as • regularly kind yearly servant, in that parish, and consequently they °balsa an order from the Thames Police Court for the removal of basalt and child to that parish. This appeal was against that order. Mr. Raddled's", for the appellant parish, contended that the husband was not away from the wife in such a sense as to reader her liable to be relieved to her maiden settlement, brat that he was residing with her in the respondent gabit within the manias of the law. The law was that arm a man deserted and abandoned his wife, and had no Mara to her, she end her children were re. MOW& Whir maiden se ttlement, and sinless the husband at the pauper were shown to have deserted her without any intention of returning, the present appeal must prevail Oa the Ist of September, 1849, the husband loft England on a voyage to Calcutta, but he regularly allowed his wife 11. fe. a month, which yea p eal to her by his eatployen ;he headed to return (in fast - he had returned and had again sailed) man could that be brought within the meaning of the teem " desertion t " They bad been living together for • umber of years • he went away for • temporary pur pose, sad be provide d for his wile and child to the extent of his mesas, sad it wee impossible that this amid be un stated into the ease of • man who ran away from his haw and family with the Jetsam' never to return to them. He (Mr. Radiates') should maintain that legally the pauper and her buena were residing to gether, though he was on • voyage to Calcutta, and she in ▪ Chage's ; and is that were so, the wife Gould not be re moved bat by th.• mutual tosses' of herself and husband. la the eats of " Regis' o. Stceamber I' (Arebbold's Justice of the Pease, 4th ed., p. 636), as order was obtained for the removal of the wife and children of a man named Stafford, who was • prisoner la her blej-vy's gaol at Bristol, from the parish in which she and her husband had lived for many years, to that in which she had a maiden settlement, i.e., Stogumber ; but ae the prison in which her husband was confined was situate in the parish from which she had been removed, the Court of Quen's Bench held that, in point of law as the husband ea wife were residing in the same parish, they were tesidiag together, and that the wife could sot be removed from that parish, consequently the ord. r was gnashed:The decision in that case was applicable to the preheat; but there was another case which clearly decided this question. That case was "R gins e. Jacoluetone," wherein it was held that where amen leaves his wife end chldren for the purpose of main employment in another parish or town, but cantributing as far as be was able during hie absence towards their maintenance, he is still raiding with them for the purposes of the law of settle meat, and that the wife and children were not removable to any other parish whilst the husband was away. The learned gentleman argued at some length that there was no desertion in the case before the court, and, therefor*, that the order was invalid. Mr. Paisley cunt: iided, on the other side, that the order was a good one, and that there was in this case such a de• session as to render the wife and child removable. He quoted • ease wherein it had been held that the wife of a sailor, who bad gum to the West Indies in a ship of the line, was removable to her sadden settlement beasts her hus band had left her. The learned Judge mid that these last words were fatal to the appeal, booms in tnis cue, as in the one just quoted, the husband had " left" the wits. It was a most difficult maitre certainly, and he thought the principle of the queetioa lay with Mr. Hudulistme. Tee quer inn was whether the voyage of the }super's husband to Calcutta was a " desertion," and considering that " desertion" meant a man abandoning his wife and family to whatever lot might bed them, aid that this man went abroad in pursu anus of his lawf u l avocation, intending to return and paying the greater pert of his wages, taough his mare?, to his wife, he felt convinced that it was not a deserti.n, bat he must decide the cue upon the principle laid down in the ease quoted by Mr. Pashley. Neither hlaryiebene nor St. George's ought to maintain this woman ; the proper pariah to bear that burden was that in Scotland, where her husband had a settlement. He should cottiren the order, but being extremely dissatisfied with that decision, he hoped the case would be taken to th. Court of Queen's Bench. Mr. Hudellestone said his client would do so, if the court would grant them a ease. The order was then confirmed, subject to a case. The other eases deposed of were itot of sufficient interest or importance to require a report. THE POLICE CO ÜBTS. MANSION-HOUSE. CH4IIOII Of DIPIAVDING • PAWNBROilit.—John Gary, who was some days ego charged with haying committed a fraud upon a paerabrolur in Houndsditch, by reprearting that a " defiles" chronometer had been made by a celebrated aenafacturer, and nest thirty pounds, or pintas, and obtaining upon it, by such representation ' the sum of 121.—was brwar. t before the L rd Mayor 6.r final esamiaatim. Mr. Humphries appeared for tee prosecution, and Mr. ROANE far the prisoner. From the additional evi ' time ine filisnbi facts were collected. apes going Into the pawnbroker's shop with II tab s ipn which he Wad the laa of 62, was immedi akifeeettgnierd as the person who had received the 121. for Ile delta" chronometer. The shopman at once iati leated to him that he was known so the person who had = le r the teak ; and the watch, which wee also a Wannest," wsa detained. " Oh, oh," said the pirkaser, " you detain my watch—do you " Yea," replied the shojaen, t' until you rodeos year ehronamear, or do mouthing absut it." The pilaw was Sus oft amp, bat at the desire of the shoonaa, who asked hha l eft his name, he *TOW down W. Anne, Submarine - Mr - I ma,Kingslead-road, *high was different trout that wide b had Biwa on the former occasion. Immediately also walk* walked the prisoner again, accompanied by yaw ma OK whew he ordered to take the pewee late wonsiy win ilia his watch ; but the gar, spa labag heeled of tie eel eircumstaness of tee we, astusail to Is imbibe of In kind, and advised the prow eater W tins to the prisoner. The abbe was sad Ilha et fraud was accordingly brought. Is bb mine-aansination by Mr. Mohler, the sbopman said the article ought, from its index, to be as tight-day chrome meter. He cal.ed upon Mr. Anna, who said the chase. meter bad been left there for Lisa (seeming kinueli) sad 11 the pawnbrokers was fools encash to laud Imre than it was worth it warn their look oat; bat be sappesei it wail but better to take is oat, and be append that was what wog wonted. lir. Anne then wanted the shopman to take wine or brandy, and further said he would stick to Gerry if it coat him 100,0001. Mr. 8. A. Atkin, a partner is the Ana of Atkins mai Sou, baling trader the Ira of Brockbank, Atkins, and Sen. of Cowper's-court, Contain, chronometer, watch, and desk makers, said I havelooked at the article produced. Thu name out it is " Brockhana, Corahill, sad the number 462. It pap MS by its Judea on the bee Is be In eight-day marine or ship obrommeter. It it mot anis by us. The head upon the index doss not treanliadate with the works, so tout it is a fie hien lo• don et an eight-day aremosseter. The bon is what the artiste is sontained is a good me, bat OW whole is net worth mare tkaa 60s. or 31. I men that I would not give nap for it. It was neither made for us nor sold at oar beset. There is ao 8-a of Brusekb auk in Corahill that I have heard of bat oar own. The dial is a said imitation of oars. We pat the same of Brockhenk, Atkins, and Co. upon wars, but the nine in the interior of this is Breekbaak, Oempleoweart, City. Xr. Enda, after wen examining the witness, said he had bafas in ninon to pra s he LIVIIIII of know risoner but he tailed his Wasson winked to whether 1$ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3; 1849. wee the intenticia et his lordship upon Inch ovidmes to mad the sus to &Wry. The Lord Maroc ordered the depedikma to be made out, bet said be wee ready ti hem any mamma la favour of the prisOOSF. Mr. Holder —I ma prove that the tireneemear is worth esesiderably more Man um MK whisk wee received urn It, bet il hiss you ler~s doloosaims.. to smash I dull .WW the widows men dds emeden. Tb. Lord Kayrg said it mm1.1841'161 that the widest* mile prgreesafrm Involved the false protases insure pedals Men emb a sed e Lle sea a ease one hles protases was as Wee- Mei our. mold be- Mr. Thin I destine maw my ',Edw.'s. His lordship this intimated that ke should send p tit s e is tri. sonar for trial the inemset the dmesitises were am OLIPX.INWILL. ATTIMPTID 11171D1111.—Charipo CM*, was farther ant stained au the charge of hulas felemionely at and .. _ lad Mary Ann Nebl., aged 22 years, with intent to murder berr. The prisoner was described in the pollee-sheet es • watch fluidise, residing in PromeMplace, St. Lake's. The prisoner repeatedly stated daring the examination that he was guilty of the offence with width he was charged, and was remanded far a week. AN leroirroa.—A fellow easel Rawson was finally examined charged with obtaiaOsg money under Woe pre tenses. The primmer it appeared, has been kuown for • Muiderrable period oetime as an impostor, loosing contd. Mikes epee the public by ea.' at homes, and reprosimt ing that he was a philanthropist, who had taken up the mum of as orphan family, whose parents had died through cholera, and requesting subeeriptiona for their permanent relief In numerous mimeos he had obtained money. He wee recognised as having been convicted ' off felony end imposidons of a similar nature, and on on. motion he ob- Seised 101. from the Duke of WoMmtee and Mr. Sidney, the solidtor of listwa-gazdes, who prosecuted the owe. Several charges were proved against tae peisoner, sad he wee fully committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STRBRT. °INTIM RiCIZATIONS.—CinWIIIIB Hipplegaie aid Thomas Brown, two gentlemen aeeuming temp. wore brought before Mr. Bea d .. , charged with having broken away the knockers from several doors in Suffolk-street and adjacent streets. olies-oenstable Brown was as duty defendants morning about 4 o'clock, when be saw the two defendants go from Pall-wall into Suffolketrest, evidently bent on some " umee." The defendant' and to be intoxicated, and sob much ado'. Ono ES iigw had a sweeper's broom on s elwalder. Widow Msued, sad saw them go up to two or them Ma me dune sad asks attempts as if to wrench elf the kagelown WIN.. saw the defendants throw some thing from the doer creme of the hums, and he inweediateb went up to No. 7, Sill *end that the knocker was pas. Witness followed the defendants, and took them to the station house. Wham went back to Suffolk-street, and found the broken hawker lying on the road. The broom was also close to the door. Police constable Day, C 76, said be was passing down his beat, when he picked up two or three knockers. The defendants denied that they were the persons who had committed this wanton mischief. Mr. Beadon said if young gentlemen would undeit such holies Shay must expect to pay for them. Had the knockers been footed in their palmation, Its should have taken a very different view of the charge. He had not the least doubt, however, that the knockers had been broken by the defen dants, but as the hot was not brought fully hone to them, he should adopt the more lenient course of fining them for drunkenness. They must each pay 40e., and this would per haps teach them to remember that the follies they had been guilty of were in the end rather capes sive matters. The m:ney was immediately paid. SOUTHWARK. MIBOOTIRT or ILLICIT STlLLlL—Thrones Sewn AM'S Hen. sad Henry Hunt, hie two sews, sad Wahine Wright, were carried with being intensively aargai fa the 'manufacture of illicit spirit'. Brown, an excise officer, said that be received laformation that large quantities of spirits were observed to be sent etet at late hours from the house occupied by the defendants fa Lambeth. He secordingly took measures to make a seism, and proceeded to the premises on the preceding night, so compasied by some policemen. He contrived to obtain a& edition into the house, and on descondirg to the biamasst storey, he found that a door leading in to ea out. house was (aniseed up with ropes, whiok he severed and which opened Into a guidons apartment, fitted up ee a still room, in which was discovered no lees than six still., ranging in sire from 40 up to 100 gallons each, and all with fires under them, and the process of distillation going for ward. The work wee roper...dad by all the defendants, who had no time to make their escape from the premises, and on subsequent examination of the place a lugs quantity of spirits, together with molestes and other ingredients used in the manufacture of the article, was discovered. The de fendants were then taken into custody. The deism lasts, who offered no defence, were convicted and adjudged to pay penalties of 301. each, and in de fault were committe d for three months each to Kingston Gaol. Avon MoILONDON G AZETTE.— Friday, Nov. 2. loan Cation, Plymouth, asereltant,tosurrinder Nov. Bland Dec. 4at 11, at Exeter Court. Sole., Lavers, JUL, Plymouth, and Stogdon, Exeter; off. salt, Hernaman, Exeter. JAMMI 1101111100 ,1 FRYERS. rile Love-lane, Wood.streel, City, day manufacturer, Nov. 12 at 121, sod Dec. 24 at 11, at BaainghalL street. Bet., ItubMr.t, Bucklenhury ; off. welt., Graham, Coleman-street. WILLIAM Haan, Woolwichy rocket manufacturer Nov. 17 and Deo. IS at 1 2, at Bselnghaltatrost. Sol., Hudson, Fit'ishury-placc South ; off. amis., Bell. Colestanatreet.t undlngs. Joan Witmer Parma, Ne wieway, silversmith, Nov. 8 at 11 Led Dee. 18 at I, et ALM: eel. but., Peddell, Chap el& ; off. amis., J,ltaron. BasinghalLetreet. Duvet Roasts% Wolvtrhamptou, japanner, Nov. 14 and Dec. 13 at 12, at Birmingham Court. boL, }Jettison, Birmingham; off. twig., Christie, Birmingham. Commune Hosairron, tiasborough, Yorkshire, Heel manufacturer, Nov. 17 and Dec. 15 at IS, at the Lecda district court'held in Shef fleid. But., Cnwin, Sheth-ld; off. assig., Freeman, Sheffield. Birmingham, jeweler, Nor. 13 at 11, and lire. lo at 10, at ffirmirigharn Court. Sala., Lena Bartlett's-building', Hollaccs. and Reece, Birmingham; off..afisig.:Whitmore, Binning- barn. WILIAM Jose Suss, Great Portland-erect, Regent-street, chemist, Nor. 17 sad Dee. 16 et 11, at Basingtsall-strart. Mewling', fella-street, Destford-row ; off. ezeig., Dell, Orlamaa-street-buiid- in g• Tuumas Taarrar, Unwary, Cornwall, mandamus, Now, 14 and Dec. 12, at 11, at klzetar Court. bola, Mamas aod tion, flymoutli, and (Rondo°, Eider; oft. ss g., Ilernaman, Exeter. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. EDWAID PICVJAIXO, BOWS, VOrkihlr!, DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Groton Tunas Alisotm, Liverpool. news agent—lst dlr. ce 10d., Nos. 5, and any subseqseet Monday, at Liverpo.d. Tuovass Bawer, Oxford, timber merchant—let dlr. of 20a. Nov. 7, sod three subsequent Wedutads3 a, at Turquand's, Oultdhall. dumber& Jaw Braman Basnerr, Newcaetle•upon-Tyne, men merchant—let and Anal day. of 91d., Nov. 3, and any subrequent Baturday, at Wakley's, NeweasthanpreaTlne. NATHAIIIaI. Baum Manek is ter, machine maker—final di,. of 3d., Nov. 6, and ever y sabsequent l'uesray, at Rohm* Manchester. Groan?. GUNDINOILUI. Northwieb, Cheshire, grocer lot dr. of 6s. ad., Nov. 0, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. Axnuosr GA11141034 Jun ) Chepstow, Monmouthshire, timber mar chant—let chi'. of la 00., any Wednesday, at BristoL Blouse Haircuts, 60aadirli and Newnb aan, Gloucestershire, and Kilvromrh, Giamospanaldre, farmer —let dir. of 61d., any Wednes day, at Miller's, Bristol. 11.011DIT LULART, Ent Jarrow, Durham, alkali manaleturer—div. of Is. S t d. on new proofs, in part of lot awl find dim. of Is and 3d., Nov. 3, and any subsequent Saturd a y,at Wakiey's, Newcastle-up:10- NovJo3llll. Brockport, Tuesday , ogerbd dlr. of 6e. Nov. 6, auderery subetimoent at Hobson's, Menchester. newt Bream, slocethano, Lancashire, hater—lot die. of 24d., Nor. 6, 'Mersey milompseut Toothy, at Hoban's, Manchester. loons TATUM. 10011004 ifolllMODfrer—let dlr. of 7c, Nov. 3, and say subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. WILL Am TODD. Whiteharee, ironmonger -4th div. of 1.. 6d., Nov. 3, and any sobsequent Baturday, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon. nue. Brom WILLIAM. Birkenhead, Cheshire, builder—dlr. of 3.. Id. on new proofs, on account of the let die. of 4.. Id., Nov. 7, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Mormon's, Liverpool. Sawn Flaw Witriaus, Liverpool, hosier—lit die. of 9d., Nov. 3, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. • DIVWV:I3II.—Nov. U. J. Hell. Wail SUMde. Durham, ship broker —Nov. 33. O. IL Blake, Mount.areet, Oroevenor room, eibarartmeler—N ay. 19. 0. Burnett and B. A. nommen, Newcastle ”m.Tyrie and Jarrow, Durham, reds and alkali sumullacturers— Nov. 23. 0. G. Coldrey, La lens, Cat,. men:but—Nov. 27. C. F. Cotaill and W. 11. Hill, Walsall, litdforetabtre, merehants—Dee. IL T. Francis, Birmingham, nail mannfacturer—Nov. 2L J. N. Hart, Klne.strect, Finstmrycquare, watch manufacturer— Nov. 24. A. Leadbsarcr, hbeesid, grosee—Nov. 26. F. MassigiVen, Nicholas- Ism, City—Nov. 24. W. H. Osborn, 131teffeld, wins and glint =r ebate—Nov. 2.1. J. B. Prichard and J. R. Croft, Livened, oil mar ehants—Nov. 23. Z. Bogen, Newport, Monmouthshire, Ore brick menniseturer —Nov. 24. ft. Satebell, Jon., Wineley.etreet, Osford a rest, and Hyds, Middlesex, cowkeeper—Nov. 29. J. Steele, New. cestae.wpanal, innkeeper —Nov. Lt. J. Strange; Abingdcm, Berk_ shire. wine estrehant—Nov. 22. 8.. Tate, Regent-street, silversmith —Nov. 14. H. D. Wilkinson, tibeflield, salver plater—Nov. 23. J. Woodhano, Tenbei=tient, grocer—No. 27. J. Woodman, Der- Map" Darlism, CERTINICATES , mar canes to slaws te the contrary, Nov. U. C. Claud, Paddingtat r greeMton, victualler —Nen. 1 30. J. Delpittn, lionter.boes; near banker— Nov. 27. B. Helms, liirmam, boot and shoe m aker — N ov. 24. J. Hooker, Deptford, Kent, paperhanger—Nov. 24. T. hes, New el:set, M.rtherin•the-Iffeds, baker--Nov. 24. S. Leon, Rath bone-piece, tailor—Nov. 24. J. ilabsels, gmethwiek, Staffordshire, steel menufactuaer —Nov. 24. W. 'Taesigonny, lllrmingbam, jeweller —Nov. 24. O. P. Waterhouse, Ifismbegissa, coal merebant. CERTIFICATLS to be conarnied. miens apes be shown to the — .W. - tiaV acre, litammaiv — Ess — ii, sar= s lL J. Davis, Ifigers.close, lust Blewe" framastaa. I. J. Pits. Gerald, rorUsact. lawasalso. sismirit— Oct. 49. I. Hada, piper ilimer—OlL 11 IL Willions, ii;m7nOl; ta • - - CERTIFIC.ATE to be confirmed by the VfarCheweellor is Bankruptcy, sakes more be shows to the °astray, on er Miu Nov. U. J. SWllltante, New Inn Hotel, Wieennbuter-toidge-road, Biamed rietießer. - • - PART24 - 101$111P11 DINICHNED. —J. SW" J. Corm, sad P. Mans*. Plasm" Oessersil. br i m, so lir Is semdsJ. lairsa— Jams Oldbury mai Jsbe I= p4 ldeardsO ksame r in Zasises—J. est sad L La% Ilualedds, . Doom sal P. Valor" DWlre Am Wess, OalkeidaseS, Labs' useshosts—T. J. Zvi sat lamb lb" Weamesslod„, ober mod panes sisiers—J. MOW IL 1144friks. floon. Maas - lady Foley, L Ilsberis. IL sal Y. h. Ilesdhsema, Tepees. =Was PaPeloWn% 1340 11 . Pssears sad F. dississras-1. Hml lAA V. eaotrivessW. L 111. P. WANA, W tr a i. = J. lir% A. L Ilkesn. W. anrum, may, p,, m u m . Climper, esmadesisa sseale‘ is far es email 6. P. Ilelassk—L J Isi T. Walk MOW sad lestikasher, vimbses-1. Jstbase ma H. Jessie. Noisy sod . 11eard. Widaseers.. sisseses—J. Mast boo rad P. Wisp, RININIONR. Mediae INIIII.{ laerined sa d WA Ilaaws. laid sad J. mos . - 1 m ,,, 41 um RI Z 1 111 =i lL seass eplasses-11. y, yaaidosess,L Mwes4 sada. inamjAywpod. mai* saw listows- 11 . a. Osbara sod J. AbbsikwillsoS St. Peas. Om. wo ws j o blz u =s-1. Rohm AM Al. Awe" lAsurco uthe. gyi end eel 1 ..= oost r tir Meiling Is= sarsa. ona l limia lirsd PlNl Ml N SVfarweek, . Weary, ri..i fir rirrsoisele. K. Bever, Stoke, Devemaire, vian.p ass , so ss P Q M W.J. Sum. PUBLIC BALES. Nor. 2.—By Reins. Cars, Box, and Raill, at Gaya way's.—Lassekold house and shop, 18, Frederick-place, Hasspetead.road, Ist on lease for 901., held for 374 Yeats at 381. 2a.--sald foe 4401. Leasehold premises, 187, Oxford-street, with prmstraion, held till ldiekaelwas, 1863, at 210 f., and for • further term of 21 years at 2001.-2601. Leasehold haws, 24, John-street, Edgwaro.road, with stabling in the rear, let for 601. per annum, held for 611 years at 81.10e.-6001. Leasskold premiess,3B, Brianeton street, Portmen.eqsare, let in esoarapai at 1591. 10s. per annum, held for 12 leers at 301.105. pound rest and taxes-3001. Leasehold bosom and workshops, Hermitage-street, Pad din g's*, let far 501, held for 72 years at 181.18..-2401. Five freehold houses, Nos. 3 to 7, Oloucester-crement, Regent's park, producing 4131 . Bs. per annum —in lots, 6,6201 A ground rent of 281. per annum, attains from a residency, Si, Gloucester-road, Rydgparkiardtma, let on lease for 261., h,ld for 88 year., free from ground rent-5401. A ditto of 261. on 16 and 1 6 , Norfolk-terraoe, held for 94 Tears, ate preference-6301. Ground rest of 301 Areured for 211 years upon four bores, Great Marylehonostreet-3361. Two leasehold house', 89 and 90 . Park-s 36 treet, ears Grosvenor -301 square, let On lane for 1031., for 4 y at . 9001. Two houses, 11 and 12, a nnum, held let on leases, prodaeiag 691. par annum, held for 174 years, free of ground rent-3961. Leasehold haws, 6, Bayswater-terram, let for 851. per annum, held foe 18 years, at 121 .- 6801. Leasehold bore, 6, York-gate, Regent's-perk, let on lease for 451., held for 711 jean, at 101. 104.-4801. I MARKETS. I PRODUCE MARKET. MINCIXO-LANI, Nov. 2. Books --We bays again had a steady market, and al tars* prises assent be geared gasesily higher thee lett week, yet a waikerabba amenot of Warm bee bee dwa at out prim aid pram eceidswelialseeks meat Mee Tbeleegebaktme of Hatemak effli=ort . ef the wittek IMP etrowlems the tona of ell 7fo Wth shared lade esti team make.% lit= tar the week; 6,46111bage el Ilsopl were ellaredrerday la pal& male. eel Nearly a ll heed Pryers et but week's Offfillff, to a slight W eems ea m lbe tt ray deperiptlees. Doltish midst 430 to 435. 6d. ; kind, 360 to 4110 ed.; Beane white, to 420 & i nfield MOP bas benne ben of pais ready M &Way : law lieme guno = qahted 47e. kl.; fsk to good proway •li. to We settee bee spin beta la large : both epos. lefts and womb= base operated la geed ordinely wive Ceylon, 'al a MAW shwa of Ire to la. ft haspbeet paid won the dosing pie= el he meek. About 13,000 b are estbsated sold by peels emboli from 421. 6d. to 43v. 6d., chiefly 3s, and we now C alka mereen beery good ordin,ry 40% 44a. The large sales of Ceylon have gone off well ; peaks under SW show an allewo of la. to 2e.; but fine has only supported last week's prime Itere bas bees steady darer; the week, but the amount of badness does has not been large. flamerrea has been dull of sale, sad press aro 3d. lower. lestoo.-11de article remains firm at the WA quarterly sale pekes. Carew—Mile article has been dull during the week, and although pekes have been supported. large sales could not bare teen made without glen( way in prim. belans.—Tie market has been Inactive ; the prices of Rum remain unaltered bet Brand is rather lower. Taa.—lbe for Green has rather improved, but Congou remains heavy, and difficult of sale. TALLOS has slightly improved, and is quoted et 37a. At auction, Australian sold 33.. 6d., 37a. ; South American, 33.., 370 ; Galata, 3111. W., 310 &I. Suarena.—Tapicia sold 3+; iotemold CIS 70 6d. to Cl 6 12e. ; OW yarn mid £27 Is ; Col, junk sold tl3 120 6d. • East India ivory sold £lO 10.. to £lO ; Singapore mothers'-pearl 'shells bought le 690 to as ; Bombay mother-re-pearl shells cold 200 ; San wood tohl Si to £l3 2s. id. ; Cocoa-nut oil partly sold 325. to 33e. fp& SUGAIL—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British porsersions MsMa, computed from the returns made in the week coding the Stith day of Oct., 1819, is ate. lON. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mautit.us is 2Ss. Sid. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the East Indies is 265. Sid, per ewt. The average peke of the three foregoing descriptions, Jointly, is 245.10 d. per cwt.—Gazelle LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT, IMPORTS, &c. FM du week ending November 2. 800.4.n..-Tlmete lute been a very good demand foe all des eripiloas, and Use alas, which have been chiefly to the rennet*, amount to 1,700 WNW B.P. end b ,000 ees ot Bengal, the former at so improvement at U. to ls. per 3 cwt. FOffifn remain s quiet; ; the mks ere only 1,300 legs Pernambuco, browns frau 14s. to 16.3 d., and whites at lea Id.; of Port, Rim, 60 hhds. 30 bria. have brought ass. to 40s. per cwt., duty paid. DIOLAWIII-The market L 'mama, bat holders generally requiring an Memos cm late mks, the bosoms L limited to 100 pane. Demerara, at Us. to 13e. ed. per ewt. tram the quay. Coma-A marked improvement is apparent in the demand, especially for ezput qualities; the sales cotton of 100 limes haulm, at ea advance of fe. to 3a per cwt.; 4,000 begs °Misery native (ley. lon, at 475. to 43c ki.; a few casks Plantation, at 43e to 64e.; 300 beep Costa Ries. end 330 begs Bt. Domingo, price Dot reported.-100 begs Guayaquil Cocoa sold at kis. f.d., and about 300 begs wrecked Pars, at rates according to the degree of damage. Rics-The mks are limited to 1,400 begs ol Bengal, at M. 6d. to U. 9d. per cwt. for bateau broken. Rtm-There is no change in the market,. the sake compri,e 100 puns. Demerara, 29 to 34 per cent, 0.P., at 2s. to b. 2d., with a choice mark at hr. 40., and 40 pans. Trinidad at Is. 64. per Amnon moot. Corron.-Therebse been a fair demand throughout the week both from the trade and speetdaters, but the excitement of the last few weeks ha v in some mason subsided, holders have been rather more tree waded id per lb. on common American and ikaiill, whilst eau Was remain without any material altera tion. Broesnioers have taken 16,300 American, 1,1(0 Pertains, 1,440 Maranhao. no Yrs, and 270 Surat, and exporters 730 American, 120 Penmen, end 140 Surat. Tan- gas sales have been made in Pouchongs at bd., Ning Yaws awl °stooge at Od. to ho. 3d., 1 monkeys at 7d., and Canton Young H at ed. to ,4d. per lb., all for export. At a rate by auction y of 2.. 00 maims, 80u were roll at former rates. Thus bat a madame demand for East India drtsaltrry articles, the shiet salve being about 100 cheats of low quality Lee Drs at Id. to 10d.. with • few of middling at ISO. to 130. per lb., aid trifling lots et Bath. Lao and GUAM/ at steady rates. In Mtn tenth. 1,000 bags ham bees disposed o• at 23e. to 275. Gel. ; and of Nrrarent et Ilona, ISO tons at Ile. 6d. to 1 Is. 9d. per cwt. Occuacc-This article continues without change, but the demand moderate. DTEWOWXI.-Tbe rtes of Leawood are only about 60 tom Cam peachy, at 61.35.; 373 tom flaranilla Ferny brought Si. to 31.31.. Id., land a mall pa rcel of good Cabs 71. lea, 40 tons large Rae Nacho Wood 131., and 130 tom small, price not reperied.-Then is km de mand for Tema:roma • 1,360 brie have been sold at 6e. 9d. down to Is. 3d. per cwt., the lait sale being some litt:e reduction upon the priess.-In TA MO Wee 101 , 01,14.-Of Rom, 2,700 ro v e i r i IL and borers, but at some trilling deprenion; the principal sales were at Is. 6d. and 2s. 7d. per cwt for common quality.-Montreal Part Mauls are rather lower, 13a. 6d. per cart having been accepted for small puede; no sales in Pots reported. -Unda.- Very little was done at the public sale. on Tuesday, but one ot two parcel. of salted River Plats and Rio Grande Ox have since been taken at the quota them. The sales of Bantrrom this week are rely 60 tons, at 61. to 61.25. 6d. he thirds, and 6/. 12.. ed, for data.-Nothlng reported in Mute or Taman.-70 casks Oporto red Aa4oll have been sold at 31e. per cwt. -About 1,000 bales Turkey Roma have been taken at 40s. 6d. to 41.. he middling to good quality; In other descriptions wining done.- Own ales In CILIACCTRON Banc made at Ids. 34. to Its. 9d. ; er cart. -Ike demand for OLIVIL Ott is confined to small lota fur actual con. gemption ; 70 tuns only bare boa disposed of at 0 rmer pricer.- Moat $0 tuns adonred But OK have been sold at the quotations, and 111 tam Con, to arrive and on the spot, at 29 . per tan.-Lisssau and Rare Om anilines quiet at former rata.-3 tons American Brans of Tvarsienna are reported at 30/. pen ton.-Pain Ott continues to demo.; the tales this week are 200 tons, at 30f. 10e. Walk 10s., and 32f. per ten IA now required, the stock being unusually light.- A kw tons of Cocoa.Nur Oct sold at 335. per ten.-:be market 101 TALLOW has been rennet throughput the week, and very little done; Petersburg Y.C. has declined to Us., and ocher kinds are proportionately redtwed.-About 30 tone of Lam have been sold at 31.. 6d. to 36x. per cwt.-Nothing wor.hy st notioe has taken plate 1. Baltic thuor or JVT/..--33 bundles Cora Yaks realised 261. 3s. to 261. l3a. per ton. BRISTOL, Nov. 2. Suoan.—Them has been a very good demand for most descriptions of raw sugar since our last riled, and the mar Vet has been daily cleared of nearly every parcel offered, prices showing an aivenee of from 6d. to Is. per cwt. on three current here last week. The sales reported consist of POI lihdri. West India and 6,000 mats Mauritius; and • much larger quantity of the former description could have bun di/moped of, had holders been disposed to bring for ward their stocks, which, however, Is not generally the case. ice foreign there has also been some•nquiry ; and, had importers been dis posed to accept Gd. per cwt. under their asking prices, s me bedew might have beta done. No sales to report in ilengals, for want of a supply ; but this class of sugar is very much wanted. The refined market has advance, tally is. per eat., and the stock of stove dried goads Is now very small, es the refiners now make but little of this class. Wet lumps are la extensive demand ; and, in the absence at market of any scale Weet India sugars, prim for the middling kinds are fully Is. dearer, whilst the finer sorts only support their previous value. Low pieces and bsstardscootinue very unsaleable, and Udine is still dull at 17s. 6d. her continues to find buyers at former rates. The sales glace our last consist of 200 puncheons Jamaica and 2110 puncheons Mauritius ; and the late =lee have now considerably lessened the quantity in first hands. BRANDY ls Dot quite 63 active. Dann Faure sells slowly, but prices are well supported. COTTON.—LIYIRPOOL, Nov. 2.—To-day there ill a f.ir attendanee of the trade, and the sales are about 6,000 bales at previ.. ous rates. American de.criptions are in fair request, but they are freely offered ; in the authorised quotations of " lair" qualities there is flocks/4e ; the lower and middling qualities are abundant, and in them a Osetims of about is . per lb. has bete partially submitted to. Brasile are to fair request, but are without change in value; E tient, have been taken to some extent on speculation, and they i ff; maintain their value. thirds have been In good demand, aid they commaid lad week's hhilgghehssstt rates. 16,300 bales of American, 1,100 perusas, 1,440 Yatanhaes, 700 Egyptian, end 170 Bursts, have I been taken aa speculation; and 7/0 Americas, 120 Persams, and 1,910 Santa for 'spat METALS.-Losses, Nov. 2.-Wsish bar-iron is hardly eo Arm this Week ; makers willingly tempt orders at 41. iSs. per too, tree on board in Wales, with 3 per Gent. discount for cash. Scotch pip-lean may b quoted about the same ss last week, a few parcels having changed hands at 41s. for mixed numbers, free on board at Glasgow. The custom "'Was has WON time previa ed of paying for ken upon whetter:oiled" makers' scrle has received • check, one of the principal makers In Glasgow having retired to honour his own engage. meats, to the extent of several thousand tons, on the ground of some dispute between himself and the original purchmer. There is, con sequently, a very natural disposition manalleeted by dealers to get rid at t..aie documents, until their value and s-curtly can be placed be. yoed question. In Opener, durirg the week, there has been a specu lative demand for the vticie, and we have t" notice a rife of 13e. per Um. Tin-pates ate quiet. In other metals no altetstion. hmmt : - Eaghsh Iron, bar, bolt, and square, pee ton, M. 15s. to W.* nail rods, 61. 15s. toll.; boom, 7L she L4 st 3fi tsinglee), 61. 10• ; in Cardiff and Newpo rt, 4( 15e. to It.; maned meta} Wales, W. 10a. to 111. 15..; anthracite, 31. 135.; Pigs, in, Wales, W. As. to 41. ; forge, W. 10.. to AL lis. ; No. I, Clyde, not eels, W. 6s. to 21. es. Od. ; Blewitt's refined Iron he ban, :ails, to., free en board st Newport, Z. te rie. ; do. ter tin plate, , boiler Mateo, Ile., 41. 10s.; Stir- Uses patent tougbesed Glargow, 21. 12s. to 21. ; 1$ Wale,,i4. to 4L Os.; ordain ban, at the works, 6/.loe. ; relk, 31. to $l. ta. 6d. chairs, 41. Foreign Iron : Swedish, 111 . to 111. 10s. !weirs S led: ilwedids keg, 141. 134.• ditto Lmgot, 131. Os. to teL English Copps: Sheets. sheathing, and bolts, per lb., 144.; toe& lake, per ten, a ..W Osapar. lid. pee lb. • yellow metal sheathing, d. Ush Lead : Pig, per tan , 'IU.; Mem, 164 155.; red lead, In. Os.; white, 121 ; patent ghee, 191. 15s. Foreign Lead: Spanish, in bowl, 141 10e. to 161. Regikis TM: Block, pee cwt., 3L 13 4. ; bar, V. t i e . ; fkesd, 7f . 19s. hedge TL : Banes, in bond, 31.125.; Waits, 3L 64. to 31. Ts. • Peruvian (6 mo. 24 p ., at die.) IL Os. to 10. Tin Plates, I C Oohs, paibra, Ta. to 11. Ts IL ;IC Char.sal, 11.10 s. 6. to 11.114.6.; IX do., 11.164.6. lipelter P.ates, warehmmed, per ton, 121.0. to 191.35.; do. to wive, I it. Os. od.to 151.3 e. Zino English sheet, par ton, 201. KM to 111, Qmiciisilver, per Ile., is. lid. to 75.-Nisisap harnak HOPS.—Wortcawrza, !Nov. 2 —The market hut Si hr was quite animated, the demand conUnuing good for sew ope, at full currency of teat week. The supply fresh sent to market from the planters was from fee le six Misdeed pockets. The gum:City of weighed at the public ales from the growers. being—new, riirstind aim 295 la the week. There is no more of the dute yet pabliabed. but the remainder is expected on Monday next. Prices, par owl .—New Worcester's, I Its. to Ms.; choke. 1475 ; y e 1771.135. 73s to 005.; choice. 100 n; 1040'S, Stn. to 705.; old old., 20s. to Sion. Duty called 7.0001. WOOL.—Liatte, Nov. 2.—Earlish Wool : We kayo no change of moment this week either In demand or pries,. DURUM, Oct. 29.—1 t is a loss time sista it has been so quiet and lifeless in our Wool market as during the month of October. In the early part cif the math there wen scarcely any business done at all, until some persionse were made by the cambers. For English sorount only a eery nisheale immatity has been bought in the latter part of the month. dewed seep weals of Wool have been secured for Warta and lessinem Now le revive a little la the market Jost ' mentioned. Our Wand menekstmers have ransined eery quiet, having mein purchases Wars tie bat WO, his which will supply their want up to ha Ilreektart sennal Isiah is to take place in a short then Neeekkesedieg het thee . , oar Wools was so WOW liskim elf, lt set a abide 'Ths rook d Wool, =let smell hr the seam. sal here sic prospect of fresh before Neu me oraffiskeit semen hr IL We bogie already to Mel the want al met emillies of Wool, which have been most se.tglit, eta.: Week Dem GO to Md.; ens Preetian Wools a'. this Wks keitsbis he dm Inglith morkete u iry waren. Labs' Wool km been mid • geed dial, partly be end partly for French scoosair, bete* the lathe qualities ahem rd. per cwt. Oar aback et Misiserriptise et Wool at peanut silks very little cboice. Lower guano am la elendsece, bet sigiestod. Priem without alteration. Skies sal gliped Wool are boy* semestivily by the inland =lin kman's, and there is no quality worth while 'Asking of offered for isle. Foe asksare paid 44 rd.; Biped wools, at Si to IS rd. per cwt. CORN.—Cammegoao Nov. 2.—The watber still con tinues floe, which keeps the Wheat in pod condition. The supply was felt to.day, and the prism of lart week about supported; red, 42 a. to 434. ; white, 455. to Us. Becky we. in good supply, and nally Ina quaLtke were fully as dear. beans, per, and other corn with. out alteradon. Avenge: Wheat, 1,393, 435. Id.; 'Seeley, 733, 30e. ltd. ; Beans, 134, Oa. Bd. COVINTRT, Nov. 2.—We have had a tolerably good sup ply al old and new Wheat to-day, bat no great deal changed millersbuying eautimialy. Kathie Barley of prime quality sold freely at former rate*. The value of grain generally remains unaltered from last week's quotations. EXITIR, Nov. 2 —We have had • dull market to-day, but the fanners would sot submit to lower prima, convequant.y vet, little business was done. Wheat, red, 345. to 41a. ; white, 40s. to 44a. Barley, 24. to 23e. O.ts, Its. to Its. HULL, Nov. 2.-Arrivals of foreign contir ue small, but the farmers bring forward liberal supplies, which, not being in prime condition, only meet a slow sale, at barely supported prices ; whilst good parceled old are wanted at lest week's retes. Grinding Barley Is rather quiet. Whits grinding Peas meet buyers at full prima Beans and Oats are same, and supported their value. : The an Jests comprise 3,139 qrs. from Petersburg, 64,9 from Rigs, and 2,130 Item Arcking.); together 7,249 qrs., meter parte( which being again oncrusbers' amount, the market coninues consequently spar ugly supplied ; there Is, however, a gond donated from the crushers, who And Wders eery Ikea, and telltales are realised in the seleseffected. We quote Block Bea, 41e. to 435. ; Petembure, Brie, 41s. to 42e., down to Ms. for inferior; Rigs, We. to glis. ; Archangel. 304 - to 40s. ' Me mel and Konigsberg, 365. to 395., secendi,g to quality and con d ition. Rapeseed remains without Interest, as none offers on sale. Lin , ced Cakes meet a fair sale; but the mild weather rather checks the con sumption. Hull-made, beet quality, 71. 5a.; old stale Cakes, 7e. 6d. less. Foreign, of best quality, are wanted, and would commaad 61. 5d per too. Rape Cake' move of freely, at 60a. to 82s. 6d. per ton. Prices: Wheat, 1 4 .hglish, white, old, 41s. to 445.; new, 41s. to 445.; red, old, 41s. to 425. ; sew, 4W . to 42A. Foreign, 601 b. per boahel, Bamberg and Baltic, red, 40s. to 124.; white, 425. to if..; Polish Odessa, 37..1039e. Barley, molting, per qr., 235. to 275.; grinding, per 30st., 21.. 6d. to 225. Od. Oats, old, per qr., 13e. to 171. ; new, 13e. to 175.; Russian, Be., per at., 7d. to thd. Peas, white, boilers, per qr., 27.. to 305.; blue, 28s. to 3344.; grinding, 631 b. per bushel, 25e. Id. to Beans, old and new, 631 b. per bushel, 28e. to 32a.; E 26.. to 275. Tares, new, for "owing, per qr., 235. to 30s. • grinding, 631b.per bushel, 19s. to 21s. Rye, per stone, Bd. Linseed, tar qr., Black Sea, 445. to 45e.; Bombay, 444.; Peersburg, fine, 41s. to 426.; gr d cru-bing, 38s. to 395.• inferior, 365.; Riga, 36.. to 39..; Archangel, 79a. to 40s. ; leonigsberg and Memel, 351. to 395.; clean for feeding, 41s. to 41s. Rapeseed, per last, German and Danish. 291. to M. ; Black flea, 15L to la-Fore:an imports into Hull during this week: Linseed, 7,949 qrs.; Rapeseed, 613; Wheat, 7,004; Barley, 4,3u9; Oats, 6; Beans, 1,146; Pear, 813; Tares, 61. -- • • . . . LINCOLN. Noe. 2.—Our supply of Wheat continues large, and, Wore sales could be effected, a decline of Is. to is. had to be submitted to. Barley a large show, and a dull trade at Is. less money. oats very dull sale. Wheat, red, 333. to 395. • white, 40.. to 455. Barley, 245. to 29.. Oats, 124. to 20s. Beans, 2135. to 28.. Ltvnaroor, Nov. 2 .— There has been little animation in the corn market this week, and prices hare scarcely varied. The grain trade this morning ruled exameavely doll. Toe few tranme dons in wheat and flour were at barely so good prices as obtained last Tuesday. Meeting oats were 44. per bushel cheaper, but Egyp tian beans were firmly held for an advance of 6d. per quarter. Barley, peas. and oatmeal were without eb in value. The de mand for Indian earn was rather Seth, bat resisted any de. thee in prices Arrivals Into Liverpool and Runcorn tram the Seth October to the let November Inc ualve : Wheat. 2,790 qrs.; Itarley, 136 ; Oat*, 2,418; Beans, 768; Peat, 80 Indian Corn, 3,774; Oat meal, 4,423 melts • Flour, 3,042 sacks, 2, 521 barrels. RIPON, Nov. 1.-Our supply of Wheat was v, ry eaten• sive this day, but not In a very dry condition, and commanded very kw customers, at a reduction of 2s y, r qr. from la-t week's prima. Very few samples of Beans exhibited; prices nominal. Oats and Batley dull, at quotation.. Wheat, white, Ss. 6d. to tie. per bushel; red, 4s. ed. to be. lid. Barley, 245. to 28e. pee qr. Oats, 15s. 6d. to M. 6d. WAKEFIELD, Noe. 2.-T1 e greatest portion of the late heavy arrival of Wheat which was unsold has gone to store and is not offering ; the show today is consequently by no means great ; there is no pies-ure -at the some time so little ..cavity that the rates of last week are not exceeded for even best dry wins, and damp continues to sell heavily. Fine Barley folly as dear ; lower rates are submitted to for C3OllllOll qualities. Oats and Shelling do not vary. Items with out alteration. Little pasting in other articles. The fol lowing are the present priori: Wheat, per qr., 60115. to the bush., Suffolk, hms, and Kent red, hew, 421. to 435.; extra, 445.; white, 466. to 47a.• extra, 405.; No r folk and Hunts, red, 395. to 405.; extra, 425.; white, 426 to 4 4.; extra, 435.; IJacolnsbire and Cam bridgeshire, red, Sac to 405, extra, 41a; white, 41s. to 425.; extra, 41a.; Yorkshire, d, 375. to ilk; extra, 414.; white, 425. to 433.; extra, 44a. Dantric • red Konirberg. whl , e, 426 to ets. ; extra, 485.; Lower Kane and Hamburg, red. 37.. to ins. ; extra, 42.. • Medlterrannan, red, 36e. to 37..; extra, 395.; Erg lob, old, red, 39 0. to 43..; white, Oks. Barley, per qr. imp., Norfolk and Suffolk, 211 s. to Ills.; extra, 335. ; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 27. ad. to 295. Od.; extra. 2011 .: flts, 204. to 225; foreign, 21s. to 235.; extra, 265. Od. per qr., 63;bs. to the bush., small, fine, old, 325. to 335.; new, 30.. to its.; tick, all, 30, to 325. • new, 28s. to 305.; foreign, old, 26.. to 30. ; sew, SG.. to 214.. Oats, per stone, mewling, 814, to tiel.; extra, bat.; feeding, lid. to 9d. • extra, 10d.; foreign. Ad. to 9d.; extra, 9-el. Needing, per load of 2811ba., 326 to 2.36; extra, 21s. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 33e. to 365.; extra, Atts. Peas, per Imperial qr., blue and white boilers, 26e. to 265.; extra, Nis.; grey and feed, 21a to 2.5 a.• extra, 276 Rape Seed, per Imperial last, Engli.h, 23f. to 291.; foreign, 28/. to 391. Lißllted, per imperial qr., 325. to 4 P. Imports during the week :-Wheat, 17,409 qrs.; Barley, 3,904; Oats, 2,0; hernit, 392; I'm; 23; Rapeseed, 170; Limed, 0; Shelling 73v hods. - - - WATERFORD, Oet.il.—With4nt any material increase in our aupplit e of grain. eltber from abe.od or our own grower., our market use become excessively dull, and all articles to the trade may be bought under the prima of last week. CATTLE. &e.—CmtLieta, Nov. I.—The chow of stock to-day was good, there being marry lofty head on offer. The quality ml Wdcg. consisting of a few sliort-horns, galloways, Kylo,s, and Irish. The prices were much the same as those of last week, which are as follows: 16s. to 20s. sinling ffal. sbeep were plentiful, there bring upwards of 300 head on elf r. chiefly Cheviots. No clearance was effected, owing ts the iMerier qu obey of the animals. The show of Calves was very Lap, there b ing nearly twenty on offer, of various qualities, selling from 41d. to M. per Ib. sinking offal. EggTER. Nov. 2.—The ma-ket he. to-d..y been fairly supplied, whilst the sale generally has been brisker than for s weeke pest, and generally wit b some improvement in price. line the very best Beef 9s. per *core this no en obtained ; but generally prices have not reached this figure; very good Beef having been bought at Gd. per score. Cows sad Cale, a have cot been in much request, and sold at from 71. to 131. V.esh barreners, 3s. to 3s. 6d.; steers, 61. to 91. meth The supply of fireep woo moderate, and nearly the whole were quickly sold. Fat wether slurp worth fully 3d. per lb.; ewes, 4d. to 40. Keeping wethers sold at 58s. to 355. each, and were eagerly bought by the iarmers to cat off the turnips. There was a huge supply of Pigs. Tue supply of Pork was isbo..t eqmal to that of last week, but there was a slight advance in prices, which ranged from GS. 6d. to Ts. Bd. per stole. - - - GLasloow, Nov. I.—Oar es..le market this morning was neither so well, nor by any means so largely, supplied as on any of the two former weeks. Fiat cattle eseeedingly scarce. For fine slots the demand was brisk, with pnw- up from is. LI 2s. per cwt. Best ox Beef, 4aa to bia. ; s. cond. 44. to 4 ai d. Caws, BuUs, and infe rior, 32a. to Us. per cwt., waking the offal. Some inferior turned out unsold. The market again very dull. Gosd wedders not so pleatifuL Best sheep, lid. to 31.; secowl, 4d. to 401. ; ewes, di iung aid. to 4e. par lb , off.' Lambs about over; prier from 3e. to 134. emelt. Pod Calves dull, at 4:4. to Si.. Pigs in demand, at 345. to 365. per eon. WEST INDIA MARKETS. JAMAICA.-K °Snare. Ocr 6.-It will be observed that the expiry of the import duty has not yet had time to affect the mark-t. The only vessel which land. d it. cargo duty free is the brig Velocity, with 1,000 barrel. and 1545 half barrels dour, 210 barrels meal, 200 barrels pork, ISO barrels be ad, 100 keg. butter, 200 kegs lard. Duties were paid on the cargoes of the Eudora and Sebim under protest. Iw:tr.-A week previous to the expiring of the tariff, and when it was doubtful wbether the bill scold or would not p re, a sale of 500 barrels was made, to arrive, at 33,, the purchaser to take the rick of paying or a island zi t r f ditty. Subeequ nt sales have born made at 355. to MEAL is now held . at 175., the ar lele being scarce. them-There is not any Carol ma io flit b rods. The last sale (50 tierces) war made at 17a. The ,lock of Bengal is only moderate, but we cannot quote the value over lis , owing to the large quantity of I Mad:vela band. Burnie. -Meetly a ft er the ailing of the last packet, 130 firkins Irish were sold at Sid., since which the article has r.al/.. 9d. and 9sd., for small quantities; and within the last (cur days sales to the extent of 300 to 400 firkins were Made at Yid. per lb. for 70 firkins 91d. has been obtained, BILIAD.-120 barrels Baltimore pilot have changed hands at 18e. per barrel, at which figure some Irish breed has been moved. Crack ers are dull at 21s. H1311111104-Are very scar'-e. The last sale of prime quslity large roe win made at 20e., at which price ..0 now landing are held. Ou--Cod is wanted and sells readily at ls. Gd. to le. 9d. per gal. Lazo.-2011 kegs have been ,old at 9J., island duty free. Coortse.-95. ed. to Ins. were ru tag prices for paroebi that had been some time on hand. For the test cargo sold, 10s. per 100110. in tierces and per box wen= retitled. There to • cargo now land. Mg, fur part of which, 123. per 103 tbs. in Deices and 16s. per box have been obtained. Pear.-9W barrels mess have ben sold free of Wand duty at 60a. per barrel, cosh, and SO barrels. Re led. at 665., duty paid. Hans.-Anserlean are not very stleab:e even at 4d. a 6d. Lanca shire are also egleced. Bass.-Ftimlly as being cold at 41•. • 465. per half barrel. TUNOOLII.--A few bait barrels lni.b have arrived, but they ore not yet told. SoAr.-The stook is enonnow, and although holders are extremely mite= to sell, tbey have not been ab.e to effect operations. Cancun; -Thee are not many Kure at market, but the stock of inferior is still considerable. Cuesaa.-Deable Gloms:etre nix, at Is., and American at 9d. per lb. Lticasz.-71se market Is fairly supplied with all descriptions. White pine la said at We. per M. Cedar nhtsgles are dub, and Cypress arc wonted. Hoops are quite unsaleable. litne.-Sales have been made at 2s. sd. to 2s. Gd. per gallon. Proof 91. beoaa has been sold at 16s. per N Olds. for dark, to 20s. for fair qualities. Cover.-Thee Is not any at market. Pisimero is at 3d. to bpi. per lb. The article may by said to be in demand at the former price. LOGWOOD.-Tea toes St. Domingo have been sold at 38s. to 405. per ton, leaded. paeans are dull to gleans. TiLtur is very doll at 7s. to 7s. 6d fur dorm for London bottled, and 735. per hbd. for Lane's bulk. ExerrANora os Losnos.--Jareaita Bank, 93 days, per ornt. pm.; SO days, 1 per cent. pm. ; i 0 days. 11 per cent. pm. Colonial Bank, 90 days, I per cent. prat. Merchants' Bills, par. On New York, to 5 per tent. pm, METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS SATURDAY, Nov, 3, The State of the Weather et each of the bye.* 0,70; KNine o'clock yesterday atorairte. Coup 24•1111 e• We t Bit = (4 ( Bata of Wega ft. Baaroeneoz....... E. Calm cu id Baena= W. Gent/agrees@ Otoreut BB raturto utane: zom LE WD Gestle GeWle Belese l"ise m o piltllll7 ' d ill — Bummer .... E. Gentle Brow habfrOL S.E. OMICIB BUMS Chute s CAMBIUMS CONWAT W. Gentle Breese Partially p o w: Dammam B. Gentle Brae Few --, EMUS& I.E. Calm pates 1 Romeo:ore E. Bute( Biome Poli thotteorraa GREE IIArrnora NWICH Gentle Brost Pertlelly gm, 1.E.8.E. Fresh Breeze Heed* 1101MISAD B. Gentle Breen Parlitlly QM, LOOMUL E. Gentle Breese Owes* LAMA/TM &W. Cahn Name Lamm= E. Gentle BMW Pullin, a n d, Nay:cams Ovum &E. Cala artially Prraosonouos L. Gentle Breeze P Principally QOM, ai, kin...—. ...... B.E. Gentle Brame Sh ower . Pouts IL Gentle Breese RAUH, qua, Mumma G.E. Gentle Breese Partiall y* Roan !MAP Soproarpros . itantusauten B. Gentle Einem. Overarm Swortort 88.8. 5 t .. gt Lo b a N °ll6Cael i . O i l ite N ikeeseareele , Trit l e st a : "'"°Cl°W D7l7:4 •4 oo.. Tow mums 'forme= YAISOLUS COMM of Wind. E. Gentle Breeze. Overena, MIUVIID. Itasabu Holland rg Lisbon.. Pacific India via Southampton India vii Marseilles Boston and Halifax stexiee and Havannah West India Braga Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov.N Noi. 7 N0,.22 N 0 4 .. 24 GRAVESEND, Nov. 2.—Wind, Sae.—As. rued: The Duchess of Northumberland, from Bombay; Radian, Oporto ; Tenant, Stettin; Apes Sophia, Matanzas ; Dale Park, Pop wash ; Hoffnung, Marse i lles ; Emerald, Boulogne ; Brows, Hamburg • Mangalore, Ceylon; John, Dunkirk ; Ontirio, New Or. lens; Naiarino, Guernsey ; Condor Alareeilles; gen, Sundswall ; Reserve, Jamaica ; Juliana, Ceylon • Bachanlbal, Guernsey ; Wilhelmina, Patna; Ranger Amsteadani. Sailed: The Elbe, tor Hamburg ; Br itish Tar, Watertilly, and Caroline, Jamaica • Limits, Caporal gen; Friedriea, Roam& Jan Ite4to, Cadiz; E dgar, Oporto Fortuna, Genoa ; Don (Mixon, Oil. raltar: Nautilus, Sierra Leo ne; Fox, Cape; Sir George PA* Canton • Mary, Malta; Conservative, Mauritius; fanny sail Boa Brest; 'William Vail, Mobile; Ralph Thommon, ilokrt Tows; William Tag& for North America; Tawdry, Yarmouth. LIVIRPOOL, Nov. 2.—Arrived.—The Nautilus, tnat Patna. !Sailed.—The Eliza Hester, for ficanbay ; New York, New Tat; Jane, Mobile ; Ensign, Charleston ; William Gilhea, Bombay; Ilup• rata, Oporto; Mary limonite, Mobile ; John Mooch:car and Tranclue, Calcutta; Agatha, Azores ; Union, Ostend; Ceninrice, New Tat. SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCE. CASUALTIES. Arachne, Wino, from Taganrog, to the United Kite*. cleared at Constantinople 31st May, and has not since begs heard of. British Flag, Bennet, from Pillau to England, 'moral" near Ufangen 19th instant ; crew saved ; cargo sag na. terials being landed.—Csrlarona, 23rd October. Conservator, Crawford, from Odessa to Limerick, gals went on shore 18th instant, at Guerin, has got off, this discharging part of her cargo and proceeded.—Ktlzosh, 31st October. , Cubans, Lewis, from Stettin to London, wu wre c k e d to ' Anholt Wand 15th instant ; crew and par: of motorists saved.—Elsinore, October 27. George, Sowerby, from Yarmouth to Nyborg, was 'auk to the westward of Skagen 20th instant; crew sod, Bandon, October 27. Louisa, Wicherly, from New Zealand to London, put by this roadstead 29th inst., leaky, has trtn ausioyed, std will be caulked where she lies, as the draws too mug water to come in.—Periumbuco, Sept 29. Mum, Kehler, from Konigsberg to Hull, was abontitorg and sank off Fester, 21st inst. ; crew saved.—liusbn (Oct. 29. _ M;rgarints, Pup, of Veendam, from Elbing to the nut tweet of England, got aground near Grouendorff 241 inss. but was assisted off, after discharging part of her cup; ohs reloaded (except a small portion which was (Imaged) ; and arrived here yesterday leaky, and must lend her cup to be examined and to stop the leak.—Danzig, Oct. 28. Sarah, of this port, left the Wear fur Hamburg fou rush since, and has not since been heard of.—Shielos, Nov.l. Tuscan, Silver, arrived here 17th inst. from Loudon, and was driven on shore during a gale from N.L. on the tint of the 19th, but was got off yesterday, and towed into the Mole, after discharging all her cargo, much of which I seriously damaged.—Odessa, Oct. 22. MAILS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ALELAIMISA, from Gloucester for Calcutta, Sept. 11,1 M. 4 6.,1ac. SW, lisorroL, of London, Oct. 6, lat. 37 N., lon. 36 W. Euza Joutorrome, Sept. 10, lat. 7 N., lon. 25 W. Narcotic (barque), from Demerara for bolsi" lat. 47.7 N, ha 20.42 W. MART AND ANN (barque), of and from Greenock, standise 6, Sept. la, lat. 12.20. lon. 3u.S. PdakiNE PLANT (schooner), from Cork for liobart Town, 1at.1.1119, lon. 22.24 W. PPTCHS, from Port Adelaide for Swamies, Oct. 8, lat. 29,1 m. Y. Itacnato, of Liverpool, Oct. 13, lat. 38 N., lost. 34W. Madrona (barque), from the Cape for Calcutta, lat. 2.11 It, Ica 81.20 E. Tomaris (barque), from Batavia foe Cork, lat. 9.59 S., be. 12. 1 1 W. Vassar., from Bristol for Africa, Sept. 24, lat. 10 N , bo. 21 W. VALIANT of Sunderland, bound out, Oct. 30, lat. 46.56 9 , Irb 6.36 [Advertisement.] —REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD. — We take pleasure in noticing this important diecovery. 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Charles Kerr; Mr. Taylor, Coroner of Boltos; pa U%Horvey, and Shorland, and many we ll-known individual., etc have sent the di-coverers and importer., Du Carry and Co., IV, Sew Bond-street, London, testimonials of the entraordinary =M C a which their health has been restored by this useful and ecoomisi diet, after all other remedies bad been tried in vain for say yam, and all hopes of recovery abandoned.—A Full Report el maw important cam, practically illustrating the restoration abed* t° the must enfeebled and shattered constitutions without mediae, ifs convenience, or expense, will be forwarded by Menus. De Bum al Co., 127, New Bond-street, Landon, free of postage, on rwasitfilt" stomps. Ddvertisement.l—A BRUISED FOOT CURED, OD AMPUTATION or THE Tom PRILTENTED, NT HOLLoWAT'I Oren AND Pitts.—Mr. Oliver Smith leaking, Falkirk, when sullrod ° ‘ ing the erection of a railway bridge, had his foot severely brae by the falling of a heavy stone. Apprehending that serious Caneqb. 2l would result from it, be consulted some of the most eminent wigs , In Edinburgh, who infinned him that, to effect a care, too d toes must be amputated. Refusing to submit to this, be retard Falkirk, and commenced uiing Holloway's Ointment and Ms, air miraculous as ft may appear, these invaluable medicines baled his Loot. and in three weeks be was enabled to resume his druggists eropl ledra• Sold by all ; and at Professor Holloway's establ i s h m ent, 71% Stran4 London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. EDEN.—Oct. 29, at Edinburgh, the wi'e of Cut Eden. of ece• ELIA3.—Oct. 30, at Hayes, Kent, him. Elia% of a daughter. HOPKINB.—Oet. 29, at Plymouth, the wife of E. llopkias, FA , e' a daughter. PAUL— Oct. 31, at Gleamohr.terrac, Hyde.rale, Blackheath, the gilt of Dr. Paul, H.M.B. Hydra, of a son. BTEPHENS.—Oet. 30, at Polygon-4mm, foutharoPtot 4 the wiled R. 0. Stephen", Esq., of a daughter. TAUNTON.—Oct. 30, at Redlyuch, near Salisbury , Mrs. W. Taunt" of a son. THo3l,oN.—Oct. 30, at Edinburgh, the wife of W. Thomson, DS+ of Balgowan, Perthshire, of a daughter. TYNTE.—Oct. 31, the wife of Capt. K. Trite, Grenadier Guards, o f • daughter. MARRIAGES. COWELL—ACRAMAN.—Nov. 1, at Croydon Church, •• of Calcutta, to Sara Anne, eldest daughter of W. E. Acranna, koly of Croydon. LOOP—WARD.—Oet. 31, at Trinity Church, Cloudesleyagn um A. J. F. Loup, of Genm, to Frances Amelia, daughter of Mr. Ward, of Charleo.street, Northamptonaquare. MORGAN—FOX.—Oct 31, at Farnborough, by the Ike. 11 . 816* . C. Morgan, Faq., of Bromley, third son of the Her. F. Vicar of Uantrionnt, Cardiff, to Mary Margaret, only &AM" J. Fox, Fag. PEACOCKS —LOMAX.—Nov. 1, at St. George'', Hanover-soul ' the Bev. It. B. Byam, Vicar of Kew and Petersham, Wants, 0f... son of the late Vice-Admiral Pateocke, to Frederica Cornelis& Boa, youngest daughter of the late BRV. F. S. Lomax, 3111 f. Surrelly. SMIT—PYII.—Oct. 31, at Sandy Church, Henry Abel, POll d 1 Smith, Esq., of Wilford House, Nottingharaqiire, to Elissbed Mary, third daughter of F. Pym, of the Hanel'', Bedfcadaad• WHITE—LEWIB.—Oct. 31, at Putney Church, William Maar^ eldest son of W. White, Esq., of Muntagne-place, Claphama od. to Eleanor, mond daughter of S. Lewis, Eaq., of itoehamptoa. DEATHS. ALLPRESS.—Oct. 31, at Edwarderequare, Kensington, Afar" of the late T. Allmon, Esq., formerly of St. lee's, iluottnidn 3 . — BIETTON.—Oct. 29, at Comptna-park, Staffordshire, Sir J. Bento. Knt., late of Shrewsbury, aged 81. BIGOV..—Oct. 31, at Bryanston•square, T. Bigge, Esq., aged 84. DANIEL—Ott. 31, at BA:ton-hill, Mr. T. S. Daniel, of Aere 4 lrl eldest sou of O. Daniel, Esq., of Canonbury-aquare, ud Wes( tie firm of Messrs. Herring and Co., Fleet.atreeL 001 OBIIISUAW.-4384. SO, at Joba.strect, Adelphi, surviving son of the late 3. Grimshaw, Esq., of Go: ton hams,...— Manchester. wet_ 'CB YORRISON.—Oet. 31, at Vendome, Bray, Sir R.Morriron , -- of the Royal Institute ot Irish Architects, aged 83. GI I IL NEBBIT.--Oct. 19, at Csimhill, Lanatkahlre, the infant sae J. Nesbit. Esq. PULTENET .—Nov. 1, at Piccadilly, Margaret, re lict of the US D ' W. Pultr..n rein*.ed and published by Pluzux Kula limas, of No. 8 1. _..ues. Stmt. in the City ot London, Printer, at the Othoe, street, La the pronnoL of Whitefriark— Bass *mow " ISt. They for may U mach hand stock me"! euehl tin. not MUM Segal GEN tithe MOP B • .sitt gut eta CI Teel Mica