The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-31 00:00:00

!~~ G • . I i IRISII HIGH SHERIFFS FOR 1630-81. pntSIM sae& r Meatiest. r ! , r. Weer Wall. .delholl —Jamie Hord.% of Hsrr) bre*, Taserrope. CciaLow.—Bemelleinop B N*wron, of Bei arcade. Cannimmtwinne Toos—Pitor Kirk, of Twin field. Cavan - H C••••.di.h Bu I.r, a La,rili.rn' Lap. Can—M• Doll, of rat .0 pe. Cons — Sys C. COI' blank Dort ,e 1 Adirds. Coss Crrs—W Weiss Leicester, et Cork. Dostiroas—JAir raffelfere. of Castle Forward. Down—Arekibold Bowan Hamittoo of K.llplessli Castle. DeOOIIIIDA Civadwice. of Diesksda. Do sus—Rehert Aksaader„ of Clerriathie. Denali ClTY—.l.kee E Do.aitl, of Manilla near.. /11311111$401I—Theakar Marna Jos" et Dello*. OALWAT arrival, el cool Perk. o f Neweedle. ° ai med tows-1 use Id. P error, lertrid—Ueurise Jidda O'Connell, of Lakeview. inilla**--Hatleeniel D a nis, o f Swaim. ILussirrre--lebe Do Kostenorro.cy, of Coale Morris. Katinwirt Crww—Bicliewa Bmtbwick, of Birchf ia dolan. ld. Ktire's COOKTT—Rddard Joke Bow, o f Bailin Larraus—Williena 'Autos, of Kiel.isgh Howie. Lissitscs—Upre Lloyd, of Priiiipiec Cattle, Castle 01WarIL Spoiabt, Limerick. Lttutucc Ctrl— LONDOXIMIBUT CITY AND COMlTT—Robart Peel Dew ass, Jiro la Park. Lonovonn—John !Buddhas'. of Hoy. L ours —Sir Frederick 0 . Fost er, But., N e w Spies Gerdes, Lend's. Ildro—Cliarles Mahon, of Ilerustplessant. Mats—ldichsel Theo dor, or Lagers. As—William Vo na. of Churchill. Queen's Codwrd—lleory D. Cade', of Batkmanne. Doecortwox —Hoary B. P. Mahon, of S:rokserows Meese. drdeo—Bcreerd Owes Cops. of Liu:cony House. TIPPIRAIT—Liest. Col. W. Palliser, Derrybsekes Bowed Ideome—Homy .D'Avey, lit rains Cagle. WATISTORD—RdWard O'Dell, of Carle& Wsssuroso Crrr —Henry Bolton, of raisers. sir J . Newest, But% of Balenlough. Wilhite—Edward W. Henn. ot Kagraraa . e. WlCKLOW—Richard Brooke, ot Culls Howard. TOE titan TIDL—PRZCAUTIOIra AT Tnz Cos To m apprehensions nip cting the occurrence of attrunely high .U& on the 29th and 30th Inst. (although we Last. they will peeve grountlko) nave led to active precau tionary annagensents bruits seaport towm is lingland and Ilastkud, as well uin this ennutry. At our OW D • of Cusinestom house, dating the lest toeing/lit, Urge cossatitii w, tens, an., have hers removed fro. the vaul , s to the upper rooms of the public at. ... end • considerable expenditure has thus hew incurred by merchants, prudently providing spinet • possible ianodstion in the cellars of r those wines bui • ldings. The cost of removal is Is. p er hogshead fo, 3d. chest for teas, sada in proportion for other articks.-1 1 or. cantile Adrertiser±.__________ _____ CLERICAL Pa.aramorre.—Ralr. T. P. N. Baster, to the Curacy of eo. N .rthamptoe, Peterboroug. Rev. H. D. Davies, D D to Trevdraeth R. w., Llengwy van C , Anglesey; 4961. with reeidence ; patron, Bishop of Haug e. Rev. J. 11 Davies, to Rhesyme P. C., HOLM, Die lighshire. Rev. T. Z. Davies, to Llanseetfrael-Glye-Ceiriag C., Den bighshire. adv. F. lignite, to Wallasey R Chtsbire ; 4701, wbb Midgets ; petroe, Bishop of Chester. RIM. J. Hughes , to Kilkeonle C , Cardipaihire. Ray. W. L. Jaye tB o, Beekisitcw R., Somerset. Rev. B. Jonw, to Flint C . Rev. B. B. Jones, to Llandder!el C.. blerionethabire. Rev. J. Pol .hempons, Boonton C., Nog'. Rev. W. A. Roberto, to Llanetydd C., Denbighshire. Bev. T. Thomas, to Merthyr C., Carmarthenshire, Rev. D. Fart:ban, to Olaseemb C Rae. T. Walters, to Leeipette Velem? C., Pembroke shire. VACANCIitt —WuJeaship of EP. Angara*. College, Cale terbury ; Right Rev. W. H. C 'Weide*, all, deteess 6 OUDOT 'Oll R., Somerset ; dio. Bath and Wells ; 4811., with residence ; pwroa, J. Jarrett, Erg. ; Rey. W. L. Jarrett, prom. Llsageirsi R., w., Tregayse C. 4861., with resident* ; patron, the Bahl) of Bangor ; sod Llengwyllog P.C. ; 901. ; patroe, Sir 11, B. W. Bulkaley, Bart. ; Anglemy, dio. Beeper ; lies. B. Will.ases, dammed. Dewskereh- leach, V., topsail lied:dia. 11.rehrd ; 4401., with residence ; pat:roe, the wee a the bishop of Dios easter sail Bristnl; Ray. W. Hassell, deceased. Beets-Mach P.C., snooty sad dio. Hwe'ord ; 1081.; pimp, T. O. fijewas, H.q. ; Rev. W. Hew ell, deceased. Llaavass P.C. w., Peamm C., Aerially ; the head -1901. ; patron, 941. R. B. W. Bulimiky, Bart. ; Red the head mestersaip of Boatman. Grammar School; patrons, tLe Trustees ; Rev. 8. D Oeies, D D., promoted. NAVAL ADMISALTT, Dec. 29.—AoroistmaNY.—To Fisciord : Amist.-Surg. I Repoli. POSTIMOVTII, Dec. 30.—Costal, 12, Commander the Hos. J. W. S Speacer, we nt out of harbour on Thursday ; her 'Few was mustered and paid advsnee yes erday, and she sailed fee PlelV,llth ti ship the mul of the let fi•r the coast of Africa. Th- Contest will sot. it is impeded. remain long on the coast, i at. in ali probability, proceed to the Sash Ame ricas statios.—Termagant, at dr., was takes into duck yes torday t have a now mow Itced, preparatory to another trial. —Active, morose maser, ems into harbour yesterday to re/t, bevies carted away hi r bowsprit and sustained other severe injuries in the balsams' of Ti.urrday night while on bee manias gronisd. PaleshOha, Dec. 27.—The Comet, at , enonder H. C. Otter, par in this moreing for roes, on p Cem assage from the Hebeidro, r. she has bees surveying, for Yoramouth. She is now being supplied from the move/meet depot at lobbs P:i-t, sod will privily' on her 'tome as soon as the viatlier moderates. The Roo', hitherto used as a guard. mad quart re for the if iperintendeat of (Namu r at this port. is for Isaias to be removed to the kyard, being so longer required at the loran establishment; and if, on serve', she should be found very &Arrive, which it is imugined will be the esee—she .111 be brolp a up, end such of her materiels as serviceable made availobl , for the public good.—The guard•bip is being Sled up. The painters of the i have her now in head. bid ea soon as she is eons , in every respect the est si Lehodint of the Royal Somo yeebt will be maim., to her, and that vessel will thes . taken to pima. With guns pieced on bout the Semen, and those guns mugged by the best brigade of the dockyard battalion, on any moss of emergesey this It unting battery would be a yaluabk addition to the lortificatioas of the arsesel. MILITARY. Arnim Lain AT TUB Houma OCARDI. —To-dsq ?limy Samna will lio.d his vastly laves at ihs beer. is Fool.—lt is understood that the HOTTILITO Mop , es the way hem hem Halts, is to proeeed to Cork to asamy Ibis regneest to Gibraltar early is February. Mrs FOOT —The Apollo, troop ship belt the Cape on the tad November for Hoag Kam• having as board the head loaners of this reittaest. The wooed divides, es board `to Hugh Walker. bar arrived at ViCtOrill. AU ROIL MILITARY ORITVART TOR 11149.—Daring the year the folloving somber of Immoral sad other oaken of ago 8441ter rash% hays geld -raanhals, 8 generals, 8 lieutenant - generals, 7 selor goneri&, 8 colonels, and 43 litstsson.. (mitotic Soma let.Aau , Colt—The government has decided that 'OO additional mark% skill be sent to this convict statioa, detachment of the 41.1 Foot is to proceed them as • —vat from Kinsale. Tim rum hese , . Tt undss, Crust's Monthard Milk ; smtday, Cadbury Cush—hall past 10. Blarlsduw., Maims, Tasiday. Cmtle Nero. he Bachand, 151. 11.. ; Friday, Wares.. Pinar. Nor k Mares 1. surds. Teem:lay, Bidb BiCk1111; 011 ; Thurs. day, HiliTowst Cross; &ie.& Ch.lpbam Br'.dge—ba' . past 10. Dalmatia barriers, Friday, Simmons's*, mar Kingsbremp - Mm—ballast 10. Ilibeeltbsa wad Billingkam barriers, Toadish Red LMe; TAW, Ritaa--bsit. past 10. Wawa bounds. Tuesday. Black Haddon ; 'Thursday, IMAM= Bride —bell past 10. F. B. breads, Frklay, !Mishima Church-town —halt-past 10. Cuabridgeshirs, Friday, Eltisley Orso n — ball .peas 10. Oakley bounds, Thursday, Chieltelry ; Saturday Clapham Tuspike—quarter to 11. Mr. Brand's houn s , Wedaesdayd, Heaton; Friday, Ca ney bleath—t sit part Saturday, 10. Faekeridge bostwts, W e daesday, Widdisgton ; Thruskisg—belt past 10. Southdown bounds, Friday, Laughton Pound—ballpast 10 Crawley and Horsham bounds, Wednesday. Rasper Vil las. ; Fridav, Wakehurst Home—quarter to 11. Mr. nipper's honads,Tursday,lmekwood Budge; Friday, The Commsses—halt par 10. York and Meaty hounds. Tumid's, Red House ; Then day. Copan's; Saturday, Oulston—halt-past 10. Capt. Lewia's harriers, Tuesday, Consby Mill; Friday, Buller Moor-11. Sinninatob bounds, Tuesday, liovirgham ; Friday. Ritual Bridge-10. BETTING AT MANCHESTEIL-FRIDAY. Only two bets laif, ote.-600 to 15 apt Week Eagle, and 600 to 10 apt Rep'sties, fur the Metropolitan Stakes. Rain itntentgence. .eater awl 1 Biret-111 , gagree, T. Llastaso 11101. ; pow mestanolg ; Araist. - Bui Hos. J. V Bar grim y aided far of Africa. on the cos Ana out Soda, tit —Active. refit, Sao seaere id bar wail Pinar C. Otter, Hebrides Bke if a, Hobbs l' weather ship. ao line at dockyard setahholy found vi Care—rb , may Is I flatus aerosol pined reign yi be takei sad tko battalor . Wan Id I I aroma I Ytzr Lord V seed Was skip, a Wave, littro Sad N quarto Wool mkt genera Wear' Sou 3.000 sad a NOON all. Mr Web' Lei Howl PII Craw La Oak ♦ ; las .; I Ho 1.01 Eta Do Frill, Hg w Hi Idea Oat' I • 11474 we dei da —Vy Ha • 011 WI WI r i . 1 a l 1 hal 1 kal THE FIPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 31, 1849. SPORTING. hUNTING AFPOINTIMI TEL Baron Satberbild's stag-bounds, Thursdn, II ulna -11. tr & Lowman's holing., Thursday, London entrance (obese Park; Satardav, Wirsalow-11. Lad LandsWs hanky% Tuesday, Hu'eott ; Saturday, ir Ground Turspike-12. ruble, hounds. Wednesday, West Haddon; Friday, Creaky; Saturday. North &dwells— saner to 11. Lard Southarapteah &Ands, W y, Cowper's ; Friday, gatweli Kill ; S vitriol, Till House-11. gitbsistos bounds, We. nesday, Huss; Friday, Newn an; Satarday, Redista—quartar to 11. Hayden bossed', Wednesday. Staler ;• Saturday, Hennek. Lord Bieho's hounds. Wednesday, Hdl ; Friday, , Snetea ; Saturday, Ingrain —ball. past 10. Durham County bounds, Tuesday, Stone Britt/shown; Friday. Willingtoe—hali past 10. Harrigan barriers, Febiay, Somali& Top— half-past 10. Wert Norfolk harriers, Friday, Denton—(a dier), 11. High Peak barriers, Tuesday, Ova Haddon ; Sato: day, Idea shay, near Warkswortb- 11 . Lo Sedesdales hounds, Wednesday, Losebboroolk Gan; Frid.y, Bruen ; Saturday, Ranger's Lsda•—hat part 10. Hr. Drake's hounds, Tuesday, Tringford Haze; Than day, Ludgershall Vallaas ; Saturday, Manton St. Law- IM Hr. Fana's harriers, Thursday, Jointer's Farm; Bator dakerbays. housds, Wednesday, Fulford ; Friday, Bowling- Imes near Faringdon—halt- past 10. V. W. IH. bounds, Tuesday, Lediard Plain; Wednes day, Bad 1.-rip—ball-past 10; Thond .1. Swindon Town —11; Saturday, Williani.trip—balf_put 1 0. Carlisle barriers, Wednesday, Newby Cross; Friday, Henke n. Namost barriers, Tuesday, Temple Sowerby-9 ; Thon gs , Yarning' Hall ; Saturday, Lssonby —half-peat 10, bounds, Tuesday, Glanstawart ; Friday, lisrwartk bawds, Timothy, Croft-bridge ; Tarsal' Tcabar—balf- past 10. Claerlasi Mazda, Thursday, Bubo, —halt paat 10. Baal. Meads, Washday, Slosalagfard Park; Friday, Wear..a—kaU. pre 10. lay Meads. Wishes's), W Itch; Friday, Malaga— Miami 10. C. Coadables stag bomb, VhdasidaYr South Pwk — ' graph 10. An ti: a•Zseriabattads, WaaNday, Bradley ; Mat gr. W. Nallara lovas, Thursday, Woodkad-bridge— bail-past IR Kr. Urn bawds, Thursday, *mat Tart Siddl•— r, High COURT OF BANKRUPTCY:SATURDAY . BZ7OIII Mn. 00inalwown GOCLarilf. FRACDCLINT POISSISIOII OF BELLS OF EXCHLSOS. W. T. Ferris, carpenter, of Cliarleerreet, Westminster, applied for his certificate, supported by Mr. Stephenson, and opposed Scat,r. Mon Smith, on basalt of Captain W. lo of the 16 t h Lancers, eon of Sir Walter Stott. official Aeolian's report stated that the balance shee t The o com menced ou Ist January, 1845, with a e lintel of 571, c .n . doing of stook in tradi• and furniture. His debts were now 1,6731. ; aasets (realised), 861. • profits, 2,2551 ; bad and doubtful debts, abbey money lint, 9641. ; loss on realising property, 271.; trade expenses, 6791. ; domestic ditto, 5301. ; repairs of premises 1201. : iatersst, ananity to his father, and law charges, 1,2861. He bad lent money on certaio ac septum', welch afterwards turned out to have been stolen from the acceptor, Mr. Beate ; and on the bankrupt bringing an action to recover the amount, a verdict was given for the defendant. He thus lust the money advanced on the bill se s, and a large amount of coati, about 6001. This was the ca u s e of the lookruptcy, as his ordinary expenses and losses were considerably less than his pr. fits. Mr Smith stated that the principal ground of opposition was the large amount of law expiates which the laankrupt had thought necessity to incur. lie being a eupenter, in • small way of booboo, had thought fit to discount two ac eeptanees of Mr Scott's tor 50W., which turned out to be stolen. When Mr. Scott was with his regiment at Norwich, these aeceptane. s had been obtaised from him by a person named Morton, fr in whom no value was ever received. Shortly after the bankrupt, as holder of the bills, took pro ceedings against Mr. Scott to recover the amount. The case was tried at Bristol; great expense was incurred in tracing the bills and proving the fraud ; and it was shown that the lienloupt had received the bile from Morton, who was proved to have stolen them. The jury found that the bills W been obtained by fraud; there was an application for a Itrial; and the costs were taxed at 6501. There was a Idolise peomeding in the cage of a gentleman named Curzon, teem when 901114 bills had been obtained by a notorious bill. paler named Prescott. Shortly after the bankrupt came to this court. His Honour observed that the first q nation would be whe thee the bankrupt had taken the bills by fraud ; and then there would remain the question of his conduct as a trades man. The bankrupt, in examination, deposed that in May,lB4B, he had two bills fur 6091. each, drawn by Morton, and ac «eti br. Sott. Mrton was introduced to him by inspector S h arkel l , of the n detective forth. He had sworn that a person noted Falconer, who was a gambler, intro duced Morten to hint. Hod known labeller ten or twelve years, but did not know his calling. Markel! was not now in the polies force ; he was discharged shortly after the trial at Bristol. Sheekeli end Falconer came together to his house when they introduced Morton. Shackell a id, "Thu gentleman wants money." biotin then presented the bills, and said he wished to raise money on them ; he said Mr. Scott, the accepter, was a gentleman in the army for whom he waked to raise money. Bankrupt requested the bills to be left that be might make inqutry whether they were genuine. They lid so and went away. C old no . my whether they left both bills or only one. He mused inquiry to b.• made of Cox and Greenwood, the army agents, by an assistant of his named Rogers, but only as as to whether the handwriting was Mr. Soon's. Morton come next day, and asked if he was satisfied. Rogers stating that the signature was perfectly right, be advie ced 2001. Morton asked fur more. but he could not let him I ave It. A week after be brought another bill, • lac simile of the former one, on which other 2031. was advanced, with the under standing ihat Morton should redeem the bills, ening bank rupt a gratuity of 301., as he could not discount them pro- perly. Along wilt the second 2001. he gave Morton an 1 0 U for 2001. as re, which was present , el a week after wards by a blend of his, and which eaters destroyed, having ascertained, in the interval, that the bills had b:en fraudu lently obtained. A day or two after the second advance be and a person named Smart saw Mr. Scott at Hatchard's Hotel. Smart 'deed at No. 2, Bennett-street, St. James's, a gaminchoass. lie had taken witness to Hatch .rd's on pre tence of some one being there who would discount the bills. Saw Mr. Stott anal otncr parties there, and was very much abused. Did not offer to let one of the parties share io the benefit of the transaction. Tie result of a negotiation was, that Mr. Scott gave him a warrant of attorney for 4001., but this was not carried out. Witting bad per haps discounted a dozen bills altogether in the course of his business, bat none for so large an amount as those. This transaction did not appear in his books. The money ho had advanced to Morton had been received from his customers. Three or faux months before this he had discointed a bill of the Hos. and Rev. Mr. Curzon for 6001. ; it was brought to him by Prescott, the drawer, who was also introduced by Shack'''. Shack. 11 said he would gnashes the bill to be p needy eight, whereupon bankrupt advanced 2501. He took the money from his safe, as in the former case ' • lOnt. was in notes, several of which bad been traced to the bank, with Prescott's name on. It was arranged that witness should send other 1504. to Preicott, at Brasile and keep the remsiacler. The bill bad since bees giv. nup to Mr. Cannon, the court having directed an issue to try whether the bill was fraudulently obtained. This issue had not been tried, bat he had given up the bill, losing the 2501. advanced to Prescott. But for these lessee he should not have been bankrupt. Shackell was examined as a witness for him at Bristol. lie was dissaieed from the force, but bad a pension of 701., and wee nova policeman on the h.:sateen Counties Hallway. In answer to gasolene from Mr. Stevenson, the bankrupt said be had collected considerable sums, prior to 1848, which were din to loin father before he gave up the business, p e lope in ail 6001. There was a quarrel at liatchard's when he met Mr. Scott; they had got him there for the series pupae of gasbag the bills born him. He took up the sherry bottle, and threatened to "lick them ;" there were b ur of them, and no d übt they would have ill used him If he had been a coward. Of the notes paid to Prescott, 801. had boo traced at the Bank, with Prescott's and witneee's name oa them. Mr. Axel', Mr. Scott's solicitor, proposed paying the money on witness giving up the bills, and a war rant of attorney was prepared, but when due it was not paid. Proceedings wore taken az it, sad the money was paid into court at Norwich, or left with the sheriff. Then Mr. Scott made an appliation to set aside the warrant of attorney, on was gr i nn ed that it had been obtained by fraud. The case was tried at Bristol, and the verdict was for Mr. Scott. Such being the result, b a d vances the bill in Curzon's cue. He had made the on the bills s i ts full belief that they were bona file. A previous affidavit of the bankrupt's was read, to prove that he bed varied in some of kb statements. Mr. Smith submitted that the bankrupt had been party ft • grass hand, sad that each men m he, in the gala, of egimerabb tradesmen, were more dangerous than the actual bill stealers themselves, whose operations could not be emend so hat for the facilities afforded by nab persons as the bank rupt. He admitted that he had received the bills from the bank saluted band of the th ief biome'', whom he t hen saw for the fist time. lie now stated that Shekel' and Fele mar came along with Morton; het in his affidavit be had sworn that Morton came alone, coating that he bad been recommended by thorn. Alt the inquiry he had thottant it aseeeem to make was as no the handwriting of Mr. Solna. Wray did he net IMP to that gentleman, and ask how tho bills WO boss ofeembeed ? It was clear he had never advanced the est all, or be would have bees able to tall more shout l ir% was evidently a joint transited= between Shackell, Morton, and himself, to try what they scold draw nut of Mr. Scot'. Mr. Stevenson, desiring the prodne•ion of certain elftthe• v its which were not in court, the farther beering of the case ems adjourned till Friday. INSOLVENT WooLwron DEBTORS' COUR LIT-OYOUNDT.—SATUILDAT. Tna RIAI Capt. Rabert Talbot, of the Royal Artillsry, was opposed on his ap plication to be discharged by Mr. Sareood, on the part of 'auto Jeffrhe late marker of the garrison racket gronsd at Woolwich. Mr. Dowse suppu-d. The and was ease occupied the wart to a late hoar on Frids or y night resumed to-day.. The ecimpliint was, that Captain Talbot was indebted to JoHeries in the au m of 3691. 17a. 9d. for the damages and we t s b e an sem t,ih vault and battery. It will be recollected that a t the m a idatoss taxis 5, on the action of Jeleries coming en before the Lord Chief Baron, and it appearing that there was another ac:icn by the la" Immo for wara alleged be dna by the diens, a verdict by commit in Usk 'otiose was chum, and the wale se between attorney and client were 3491. 17s 9d. With, the ,Pew of Pain rid of the damages sod coats en arrangement we: saut , _ ,1089 Mr. Limey, a tailor, that a frisao y arrest slibi. 44 99 . 0 plate t.t enahle the itingiest te take the benefit . t a k e east. The erred teak *se, sad it appeared MO tiers was sere this 10111. in mart s the creditors, Slid* bee the 1010 et Wads Winks the blame. TM gooddia la tbe UN woo "MOW 116 polio m wok as MIA could be engirds( d ? The saner was, that there wee 0101 ry I. court for the (radium. It was alleged by Jefferies, whir is an old nen, that he was w timidly injured on twine; polled trout the racket-ground, Loci was given int er o tu.toey. 'robe teeeleue, however, mined that, so treasur of the ,he was , bard to turn him out. In 1.1•11. ff to the Inu insolvent, by his counsel, retuud to come to idednewmat with Jefferiee. Otgamlini this gave judgment, having 111.01111111 with lb cser e chidessunisoloner on the ease. He was of I it admi t sh petition could nut be sustained. It had bees Ihilyed that the arrest wee friendly on • • book se. debt There was about 116 1 . in 'out for the creditors, whits, if the petition was dismissed, would be returned to Capt. Talbot. lie concurred with the chief 0011101011i0Okf that such a notingn geoid not be retained, and therefore it mast be dismissed. The petition was accordingly dismissed. lii 7/111 MATT= 07 Groton WILLIAM DRUMMOND HAY. —A !Ismaili:llloLT EIRIBITION OP EITSAVAOANCIA This insolvent, who was hued on Friday, and whose cue scented • good deal of interest. Iron the extz .csdinary dis okwurer rope:nue iudernent. fie wee a lieutenant in the Artillery, now 22, and had contracted nearly 60 debts with creditors, including bill discounters, tailors, hoiers, tobacconists, &o. There was one creditor for walking sticks. He had lost his commission by his mini eesdaet and had been several months in Whitecrossistrect Priem ins wretched plight. lila friends had now enabled I hiss petition the Doom M. Willa. this day (Saturday) asked the oommiseicmer to rinienmen moment,uthe creditor Mr. Collar, for whom he appeneeile Wiled to lodge a detainer at the gate, which Olatid see biome unti after judgment given Car t e lips declined to give judgment until the end el the day. He meant to give, he said, a double d At the end of the eases the insolvent was called up for judgment, when His Honour, addressing him, told him be was discharged u to all Me e r ceditors exce p t Mr. Collyelr, Harborough, Messrs Catr, and Mr. dkinson, end et their snits be would be discharged when he bad been in prison for a period of eight calendar months, for contracting their debts without reasonable or probable means of paymenc The judgment well date from the Bth Nov., when the vesting order was made. The insolvent was removed to Let prison. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Tag ATTEMPT TO MIFILDIR • POLICEMAN. — DanioI Blockiwre MI again placed at the bar on *charge of stabbing with intent to murder Henry Alexander Mattham, an officer of the City police tom. The following additional evidence was now taken before Sir P. Laurie : Mr. John Abernethy Kingdon said—l am houserimrgeen at tit. Bartholomew's Hospital. The wounded policeman was brought to the hones on Sunday night, about a quarter to 12 o'clock. I examined him and found he was in. very fain'. state, from a punctured wound which bad penrated the walls of the abdomen, about two inches above the navel, on the lett side. The wound was %bout five-eighths of an inch in length, and nearly two inches in depth. It did not penetrate perfectly straigot, but glanced in an oblique direc tion. The blow did not wound any of the organs in the cavity of the abdomen, although it had a very dangerous ap pearance. It was very likely that the wound we. inflicted by such an instrument as the knife produced. Mr. King don added that the wounded man might be able to attend in about a week. The knife was a shoemaker's knife. with , a blade from two-and-a.half to three inches long. It was slightly bent. Sergeant Harding said there were the two gentlemen who first of all helped the wounded man, and also some other wit neves, present to give evidence. Mr. Thum Ridley, of 6, Portland-place, Edgware-road, said—l was crowing trom Newgate-street to Skinner street Snow-hill, about half-put 10 o'clock on Sunday night, when I hued a toliceman cry out, "Murder, murder, Pm stabbed." I went up to the policeman, and he said, " For God's sake take me to a doctor." I then put my right arm under hit left, and he directed me to a surgeon's at the corner. I then met a policeman, who put the wounded man into a cab, and drove off to the hospital, after which I went to tt e atation-house, and gave my ad :re's. Sir P. Laurie (to prisoner)—Do you wish to ask this wit nem any question% ? Prisoner (carelesely)-1 know nothing about it. Mr. John Hill, 11, Canterbury-place, Horeentonger-lane, being sworn, said—l was in the neiribourhood of the Old Bailey about half-past 11 o'clock on the night in qu. stion, when my attention was arrested by a cry of " Hued.," and the springing of a rattle. I instantly proceeded to the spot, which was at the north end of the Old Bailey, where I saw the wounded man staggering in the street, and exclaiming that he was stabbed. I inquired where he was stabbed, when the prisoner, who we% standing on the footway, im mediately called on., " I did it! I did it!" I assisted to take the wounded man to the hospital, and gave my ad- dress. The prisoner declined putting any questions to this wit ness. Mr. W. Payne, of No. 1. Warwicklane, Ne nate-street, said—As I and my wife were coming up Skinner-street on Sunday night, I saw the policeman and the prisoner, as I thought, playing together; but immediately alter I heerd I a cry of ' Murder," repeated three or four times, and the policeman milting out • lam stabbed; come to my assist ance." I think the officer tried to hit the prisoner with his truncheon, but did not succeed in striking him. On the other policeman vowing up, the prisoner said, "I am the person who did it ;" and, holding up his bands, continued, " I give myself up here ;" when one of them struck l,im a violent blew on the head, which felled him senseless to the ground. I thought the conduct of the officer very bad to strike a man in such a manner, when he was giving himself up, and I therefore went to the station-house to complaia about (tee. Sir P. Laurie—ls there anything surprising in a police man getting out of temper when be sees his brother officer has just been stabbed ? Mr. Payne—l do not attempt to justify the prisoner's con duct, bat I think the police used greater violence than was necessary when the man offered to surrender. 8 r P. Lau.iti—Trien I think differently, and do not Mime the man. It has already been sworn that the wounded man struck the prisoner down, end the sooner that such men as the prisoner, who resort to the cowardly mode of stabbing, are sent or X the country, the better. The crime is now or the inn see, and the sonnet it nun r. stop • toe better As tri the giving himself up, there was no merit in that, for he knew he could not escape. Henry Partridge, of 17, Old Bailey, said—On last Sunday fortnisait at 3 o'clock in the morning, the prisoner and his wife came to my coffee stall, near the pitching block, at the Old Bailey. The wife was tipsy at the time, and very noisy, when the policeman who was on duty, a nd was the she wo uld has been stabbed, ordered her to be quiet ; but she wnuld not, and he was compelled to take her to the sta tion-house. She was tellowed by y the prisoner, who was told g to o home, but he returned to ml, and said, " that it he had ha 4 a knife in his hand at the st ti al me he would have run it into the officer." Sir P. Liurie—He must be a bad man to keep up an ill feeling for a tortnight, and carry a knife about with him. The prisoner denied that what the last witness had stated wee correct. Sir P. Laurie—What did you and your wile want gut at 3 o'clock in the morning ? Prissier— She wanted a light from the coffiehman, but with respect to this affair 1 know nothing of it, ter I was too far gone in liquor. Sir P. Laurie said he, on behalf of the public, was much indebted to the two gentlemen who had rendered such valu able assistance to the wounded man. The prisoner stood ri mended until Saturday neat for the attendance of the policeman if he was sufficiently recovered. CLERICENW ELL. Tun lIISTLSTOR BUlloll.—Charisa Madden, • young mewed man, residing at Ball's.p did. was charged with assaulting a young gentleman. named Harriette. It appeared that on Christuiss-day the two parties met in festivity at • family petty, and in their joviality kissing under the mistletoe was not forgotten. In the course of the day complainant saluted the defendant's wife under the bough entirely with her consent, wh in ( CCUTORDI so nettled Madden that, after weighing it ov his own mind up wards of three hours, his jealousy got vent, and he suddenly attacked the complainant and knocked him down. Defendant, in his detest*, said M saw Harriette kiss his srVir while they thought he was asleep, and he heard them make an appointment to meet on the nut day. That solely ease the cause of the assault, in which he considered he was justified. Mr. Sidney, the solicitor for the plaintiff, said that the de fendant was labouring under a delusion which came into his head after he had taken too freely of the good things of this life; and most respeetehle witnesses were In attendance to prove there was n , ground to his unfortunate feeling. Ur. Tyrwhitt was of the same opinion ; and, at the re quest of the cemplainant, took the defendant's own rectogni lance to korp the peace. WONSHIP.STIMET. Ax UNNATURAL FATSZIL—John Robertson, a journey men typ“ounder, living in Chequer alley, St. Luke's, was charged with having cruelly neglected and illstrsated his four children, the airiest of whom was under 12 years, and youunest only • year aud two months old. Mr. John Lew, the relieving officer et St Luke's, stated that, having received information on the preceding day that the prisoner had abandoned his children , who were left in a state of care.. wretchedness and starvation, be instantly peon...tied to the house, and en entering • room upon the first Boor he found them huddled together es • heap of straw, which served as a bed, in a corner of the apartment There was no fire in the ream, which was also entirely destitute of furniture or food, and two of t' e children were in a porker nee of nudity. Oa qtiestinsing the eldest of the boys, he informed him that their fa•her had deserted them at en early s.our that morni. g, leaving them without the slightest nutriment, anti that they had remained without food until la*, in the afternove, when a loaf of breed was supplied to them by the landl ady, who had acct. dentally be'n apprised of their situation. Witness immedi ately remov. d the chii'iren to tie workhouse, but returned back to the house at about 10 o'clock in the evening, meow puled by • policeman, and after waitieg some time the ori suxer meth his app amore in a sties of beemly iatoxication. Winters r.ovnstrated with him on his disgraceful waded, and on asking him it he was not satiated of kismet( for leaving his anfortai.ate children in seek a ilsgisrable the prisoner, with an air of br:vado, esseaseneed *Ong the fat; sad of • drinking sow, and Otiosely& assailed him with abusive epithets, ace dereended b 7 what authority be pe. sashed to later ore in the matter. Witness thee tail him that be would have to explain his coddnet bokee • magla. testa, and ordered the constable to take 1011 into e= 4. Ym Busk, too prisoner's landlady, was Oct I eel WAN. We wised be be. evideess a imbed We la .ay. Ur tit tt• accused, she ednituted that he had lately given way is bahtts in intoxication, and that one d of the chhoted U. eaten she luroiehe d them tents the lox, ha complaine her that they had not broken their fast since glee previous day. The relieving efticer intimated to the magistrate that the wcorao Huck Lad I tarnish. d , differet.t acc , unt crl tbe Fri swim's conduct at the time of his apprettemion, when she declared that he had constantly treated WI children with the most heartless neglect and remelt) aver since the death of their mother, which occurred about i ice months since. In answer to the charge. the pri.oner stoutly denied that he had exhibited any intentional neglect towards the children, whose destitute cmdition resulted solely from his inability to procure . mployment, in consenuei.ce of Me ditression of trade. Mr. Arnold said that the prisoner had found no difficulty in proem ing money for the gratification of his vicious indul gences while he lett the poor children in a state of starvation sad misery, and es he considered that the case it mended the fullest investigation, he should order hint to be romanced I for a week, but in the meantime would accept substantial i bail for his appairamat. - `, METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY, Dec. 31, 1849. The duo, of the Weather at each of b. tollowina 1.1.110011 Niue o'clock on Ba.urday monunite stations are now Red in trder of latitude. rrrrr Neu au , • ... ---__ _ Name at Plus. or cl o , ,I"Nrthw.d. °I •etavr of Weather. ----------- ----- ------.-- ktrworrn........ ..... N.W. Gentle tweeze Soow gin= N.W. Gentle Smut Pertl4l:y Cloudy Porranourst S.W. Grade Breese Partially Cloudy asioirros Mamas W. Cabs Partially Cloudy N.W. Gentle Breen Cloudless Souritturrooi .... N.W. Strong Breese Chemist Powwows .....„ N.W. Strong Breese PartWly Cloudy illauseawtria TJNOILIDUR BLIIIMQVIIMB N.W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy W. BOSOM BMW Partially Cloudy N.W. treatla :imam Overaitin Baannso .......... 013.1iENWICH N.N.W. SUOMI Brine Partially Cloudy 01101 D 61.011C1C.M. . W. Gentle BMW Pintail) Cloudy N.W. Gentle tirade Cloudless LII2IIIITOU ..... ....... N.W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloply Calsaainoa 1113111 T ........... bialiniannu ....... „ N.W. Strong Breese Gei met Prrsanosovau W. lOWS ROLTHILID N.N.W, Strung Gale Balm ( Fro tve a raa t t C 14. &TOM Gale Frost Losarool. ......... Minas/ma . N.W. Strong Brew Clear Team liT LANCAffiI. . atartaroot N.W. Gentle Orem Partially Cloudy N.W. Gentle Brews Frost ‘‘lll N.W. Heavy Gale Snow N.W. Hard Wind Snow SUNLIS KLUID N.W. Hard Wind Offlliallt Sturm= N. Hard Wind Cloud we Lases W. Hard Wind Stews Frost Otawsow F.YI/1161/110• THIS DAY, Noox. Caine of Rini Strength of Wind. State of Weather. N . N . W. Strong Breeze. Clear. The returns from the following places did not reach tint office in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state et the weathcr on Fnday :morning at Mae o'clock. ~~ N.w. N.W. N. Strong new Hard Wind Gale cloudy Snow Snow and Frost Partially t,loudy Storm Hard Frost Partially Cloudy Kean Frog Eaow aiiira --- Tout Vharrer ..... irr Ind liamy Gas strung Breeze ghee, israese Ural. weenie Men Gab GiA.ibuw po~wa ................»I K.W. MARKETS COTTON.—LienitPooL, DEC. 29 —The market today was ezeeedingir stiff, and buyerg of Brazils were is mpelled to ad. WWI id. 'the sates are estimated at 12,tar batty, Including 6,000 taken for specutdion. hteaCHESTin, Dec. 29 —There wan a good demand for all descriptions of goods to-day, bob for home consumption sad fur export to all i.arta, at full and inereiusing ratet. Stocks of Mali, a. well us of yarns, generally, are exceedingly bare, and buyers are anxious, In anumpaikm of a further *drama, of cotton, to supply their wants. Printing cloths and 36 and 40 inch shinnip, of light makes, art in good demand, is - -d the lU.r in some iustarices have reali , ed an advance of 3d. per piece. Jacceuets also command higher rates—say WI. per pi. ye. Domestics are more in request, and mice* are arguer. Yarns hate mole an advance in prier, evecialiy toe higher and finer counts both of mule and eater twiA ; Vra mute are higher. The country hooter are pending largely, and amongst the export house• are buyers tor iudi.e, fo. the Mediterranean, and the tenant; m addition to shippers to oche• quarters, who are anxious to execute orders tr tit supply exususted stack.. LINEN —BELF%aT, DEC. 23.—We still fur her rethetion in the et ices of linen fabric* during the put week, amounting in sone districts to a fartbit.g is yard, aril others a halfpenny Ire consequence has 13. en a very general reduction of ten, and in many case' fifteen per cent. on h e wager of the weavers. The tra .e iv fully as brivk as ever, the decline in priced having been caused by Ws immense increave of hands at the looms, not by soy want of d ac.n.l on tke p art of con.vum. rs. The export from Beirut dart g the past week amounted to 1,371 packages, cunviderahly above an average.— Boßweer of Water. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lespa, Dec. 29.—Cosidersui the newton of the year, we have had a fair market, but this Ix ins the last mullet-dim in the preoent year, it could not be expected that many rods would eturn.ae hand.. HARDWARE.—Biamtnuttan, Dr.c. 2).—Trade her‘. coutinure in a very 'wealthy state; on the whole Waimea* is brick rather than otherwise.—lsom. The irennsiou re held their aseetmg pre Imindry to the eastern( quarterly oiler, a few days since; the gra dually imprnsing t °Milton of 'mann tonterns hereabouts had Ira ' (him( a te.-1111K among the trails that the mite 01 iron wight be rafely auvanted, but the other hand at was argued by acme ~f the moat comideroule makers that to in ate any adva a: at present would le prejudleal to the interests of the trade, theiefore this purpose was abandoned, and It was reached, to far a, powi.de. to adhere to exist ing rates only for the prevent. There can be DO doubt whatever, but that Mks was the prusential and the proper course to pursue; to have mired prices at this moment *hind only base led to eztenaive under. ,eLing, the demand fur iron nut warranting any advance, but being just sudicient to keep the current rates firm. On an sides, however, we Mar that tIIOCILS are small, it is nut improbable, therefore, that prices may advance a shade towards April. CORN.-ANDOVER, Dec. 29.-We had a full supply of both Wheat and Harley on offer today, with a fair demand for beet acriptims of Wheat, at, in some in.tances, an advance of Is. per qr. Flour nominally unaltered. Wirt, y waa firm for the beat method ,aniples, but other aria were a dull aisle. There was no alteration to note in any other articles. Wheat, leis. to 42r. Barley, 211,. to hie. Ham, Pe. to Ale. Brans, the. to 36.. Peas, 20s. td. te 31s. Malt, 544. to 51s. per qr. Hour, 275. to leas. per sack. ATLEseunt, Dee. 39. • -Wheat, 101. to 111. 6.. per load. Barley, 2is to 28*. pet qr. Oats, 15e. to 23e. Beans, 235, to 325. Peas, 26e. to 53e. BATH, Dec. 29.-Our market was well supplied with grain, which sold at Mt week's prices. BEDFORD, liee. 29.-We have to notice again a short supply of Wheat. at from 6d. to Is. per bad of S bathes dearer. Barley, of all kinds, from Is. to 2a. per qr. liner. lit.an. rather a better trade. Peas, not so many showing, and at full prices. la Oats no alteration. BzitWleit, Dec. 29.-We hnd goad pply of gr.in at our market to-day, and good parcels of Wheat and Barley brought Is. to Is. 04. per qr. name than last week. Oats and Beans same as formerly. CAHBRIDOIt, Dec. 29.-Oar market was fairly supplied with all descriptions et at unchanged prices. Whe.d, red, ton. to 41v. • white, 445. to 465. Barley, 245. to 31e. Bathe, new, 245. to 21e. ; lus. to Us. Peas, 28s. to 30n. Oats, 14s. to 18s. C A AAA BURT, Dec. 29 -We had rather • flier: supply of Wheat, but a brisk sale, and prices from Is. to 2s. higher. Wheat, white, 42a. to 475.; brown, 51. A. to 435. Barley, 235. to 294. Beans, old, als. ; new, 2.35. Peus, 23e. lA. to 275. CARLiftLe, D.C. 29.-The supply of grain was r , thee less than usual, and, the demand being good for Wheat, full prio a wen paid for best samples. Outs and Barley only sold slowly, and in some Instances a little less was taken. Wheat, white, new, 160. to 17a. ; old, 1 , a to 175.; red, new, 14e. 6il. to 15s. Gd. ; inferior at leas money. Barley, new, Ws. to 94. old, re. to 91. Oats, potato, 6s. to 7s. • common, 3e. 64. to Is. H ; our, Is. ed. to 2a. per stone. Oat mail, Is. lid . Ryemeal, Is. 24. Barleymeal, Is. 2d. CoLCIIIaTIS, Dee. 29.-The supply of Wheat is to-day small; the demand is more lively than of late, and prices may be called Is. to 2a. per qr. higher than last tisturday. There la so alter- Pe• to note In the peice of Barley ; the supply Is good. Reams and as are fully as dear, and in some inetancee lath ra m are mended. OLOVCRATIM Me. 29 -We tad a very small atorndai.ce at our market today, which was quite of a hhliday character. English Wheat, acing seams, in acme eaves brought Is per qr. more money. Holders of tentage' Arm, but with few sales. Barley, thane, and Oats without alter,tion. The following ass the prices : -Wheat, English, white, per imp. bushel, se. 04. to be. 411.; red, 4s. 9d. to se. Yd.; Motile (white (Miemee), per 4601ba., Ss.Pome ranian, Stettin, 4*. 9d. to se. 3d.; Oderea,Marineopoll, soft, 45. 6 d. to y. 9d.; Odom, Taganrog, hard, nominal, 4s. ad. to 4e. 64. Barley, Engler', grinding, per . 4001ba., 21a. to 225.; malting, per Impend qr., 94.. to 264. Od.; 'nab, grinding, 20e. to 21e.; malting, ud. l0Ill.• leteiarn, grinding, 204. Od. to 224.; malting, 245. 04. to 2.15.' Beans, English, per imperial bushel, la. Id. to is. 9d.; reign, Eg' ptian, per 65111:e., 3e. Id. to 34. Bd.; French, Dutch, small Wk, la. bd. to de. Od.; Irish, 3s. 6d. to 30. 1 14. Oats, Limerick, exford, Ennimarthy, white, per 3121ba, IS.. 64. to 19e. 6d. • cork, Waterbed , Toughen, 1 6 e. to lea . Id.; Welsh, black, 15e. ese so Its. Od. • Irish, per 3121 M., 13 a. 6d. to 16e. td. Peas, breakers, per imp. be, English, 4s. to 4e. 6d.; foreign, le. 10e. to 4s. 7d.; grey and griedraw, per English, 3a. 60. to 3e. 9d. ; toreip, Is. Bd. to 34. 94. Lentils, 95. fd. to 3s. Id. Hour, beet seconds, English, k. to 32a. Liemeed Cakes, French, per ton ' Bt. to el. Bs. Imports for the week s mbne Dee- le -Wheot, 2,641 ; Barley, 237; Oat., 9.0; Beam, 43u Peas, 803. GOILDFOIAD, PLC. 29.-Wheat now come. v. ry sparingly to market; the demand was extremely linalted,so that no advance could be realised, except on • few interior runs, which were in request and for which Is. to 2s. higher ream were obtained. Present prices : Wheat, 40e. to 50e. Barley, 22e. to tra. Ora, 15a. to 21s. Beene, 30a. to 218. Pews 198. to Sla. LlRkgrOaD, Dec. 29.-The market wee thinly attended by both farmer . ..ad the trade. Sufficient sample' , on offer forth' seta of the day, no one seeming dimmed to materially add to their stork on ',peculation. Priem much the same as last week. Wheat, per 6.1ba., 4s. 9d. to U. ld. Barley, per bushel, 24. 10d. to 35. 3d. Oats, 25. 64. tole. Beam. Ss. 6d. to is. Pew, grey, 35. 6d. to 88.10 d.; white boiling, 45. 6d. to Ss. Bd. Hllll FORD, Dee. 29.-The market to day thinly sup plied aeith wheat. Fine samples made rather MOM MONT. Inferior parcels ruled dull. Barley in fair supply. The finest samples in de- I mod, at full pairs. Other dercriptians a dull trade. We had but tittle doing in ether mirth of Corn, at last week's geprices. WheeWheatWe. to Ilue. lead. Barley, 23e. to 33e. r qr. 0 its, 13e. to Per, Id per s. to We. per load. Beans, 17s. to 225. Rye, 125. to lie. per load. KR3IntL Dee. 29.-At this =mini° , warket we had msin all chow of Wheat. Inferior devcriptione was 6d. per led Oats we, ke g t h an an average, which sold about the same ea 25 .. :11 . y week. Wheat, 23.. to 295. per load of 20 stone. Oats, lid. to la per stem. American barrel Flour, 23e. &I. to Ds. LLNCASTBI4 Dee. 29.-Tnere was enly i pOOT supply ef Wheat at market today; will no advance was the market was without animation. Oatmeal 6d. per load . Wheat, IM. 27.. per .6010 a. Bans. 13e. to 16e. Oatmeal, 235. to 218. per 2101te. LRICRIII III , Des. 99.-To-day we bad a short supply of gr. Wheat tnrisy, sod the samples in good condition ware folly es. pre . Thera was • geed supply of Earley, at former rates. In Osta a higher nd Bowe Ma &in& at sod raWs. L. yr t ~,_„2( I.‘d b e ld .ol re u . ny ;; : s tr ee o , re t i ; e r .e ogi n t.i n trird l :::e y d b 2 :;r:ii i n t i h m u e r i erce::::ki d n :and in ti tb sißl e tu r bd i t: o c " " e : ' ; r i' g e' k e i i t 2 . : 1 J5. 8. . ' 1 (. .: d 1 ; 9d 1 . .. , t i ci 0 _ 2 2_ 41)1 1:1.. ( . 4:1- 1 s.n re sd n h _ r fare' t i 7s: : :23 S .,.....L W Od best ' f ' d- t o t.o2.l l 7 2 .lel pe, 2 n 7. .. 3d l ta fin . ' l . 4. . i r tl ' t :c o e te.ei puinit. 7e r s. :T Te na - A...., , e..4. 7,,, r - ta , -. to OM, yellow awd reel, •s. .to I e oil.; heath, lie. to li. 241 ;el ;,- ° pe n t kee lnuA l l n4e .. I, trYndWbc..4..lll...elean T7.1...m.*447;•hdt5r1d.":.....'Pe.,:tb..,,a11nafii. ',,, 1 11 6 :1 1. 1 .. 0d..: ,,,di. ;; . b 1 . 1t ii,i R d. 7, id. :2;. 2. T. 617. 11 :: . . 04. t 0d 0 1,e 7.. 20 1 . 2 . M7r .0d.u. F...i w n ar e n be i , te a:a 1 perfine, per each, Sur. r e 31e. to 215.• tuyith s , 1 17s. to 17w 3d.; damaged, for cattle, 111. to 14.. Leila& ee re e,''. are as ....k beht f w er a ra n th .. . - r ,Aas hiah , r i. cr is na Beata ItlisisTudLette.,::::rd.„y.„..y.inj:fiti'treL;;;.awatat.ii redper ewe, •s. ed. to ea. Od. Oatmeal. 9a. le 10s. Bran, wee 0 r,,,,,t 4 swdmice ritaa pir e. AbsibeCoralfl7la.st.6.l.el.7u.rp.:.l"bigi Ya. m:c7hit.Thr. etit:::,..z......; , to 517.m.y; to od, st. 00. to Is. td. Import. tht. ....i. wt. 0....1.7ii....... la. Una nu ti lt qrs.• Ilerkey, a sea. Ogg& Oa. lel. to 3s. 441. Oats, pe . r ExPerfts r Barte7. 52 barrels; Oats, 1 . 290 1 Flour. 2,775 racks. - i bog, oe Intit, Scotch, sad One Irish, Is. Gel. to 2s. 9de IF= KIRKCALDY, Lee. 29.-The weather during the i arty pa rt ken-dried n i t 4 . 13 . .to 36.5 d. Moe, per qr. of 50411 m., Englieh of the week mu qulatand dry ; latterly it baa blown hard f t ell, Meal • t ick, lik. , 27a. to rern, per Simi/trill bustle* albite 1 north and north- welt, and the hoot bee been meet severe. Yeserrit awl gee Wore, to Its. Flour, per sack of -tithe., Englluh and , war the coldest day we have had thin ;Tar. At our country rearkeer HUN line, 275. to 30m; superfine, 315. (AL to 32r. ftd. ; mitre, 33e. to this week, with lair supplies of pain uttering, an advent* of Is. per Us.; Oatmeal. per load oF 28 01 bse Eller& arid Biel , . 22 e. 04 . qr. on of W o. he ts t k ag ias ed par . per uu ge m . onwdliwri. the id waLreadi .e; olympainsidry; kinds q_rg,„" ere _ to 225. ed. ~,,il y moderate empties of all kinds of grata ; the coedit weaNah.Wcutazt.amatrr‘oeuw-Tv.tivirbitle, cbarDec..te2:l;.-upTtaltbetennw.wier.dast.buaueyr. 7g th v is . as uolz tai x t wii cir z As yt y tn e . t . w .y e wbe ha e oh v il e r. fe ing.m w B. mi ;ans oarere fan:e.g.:ll7as; after this ;, froy th: te l ti l deal of rain felt, but site then the weather has • ',7e - ,:ka'st rawastes.rnuen%.*li.i::::::. improved. to7 re qr re :;:ri ly ey made , 17s: k tu t:1 23s. raithi ef upon a tolerably eetensive scale, a t e titan con icp.....,l t h iFied ,........eeta t kta o s e h L a b aan ib been it: per qr. mime,. tar,. y sod cuts sold quickly at ad. per (it over int Oats, 15s. to 20s. Oatmeal, per bag of 28 lbs., 240. Pagt.nn- in radig g inb w L e dbi li lur") &d a very free delivety of BREAD. - DEC. 29.-The prime' of wheaten bread i o v at e tie reitit es. ilwileP : et t r o 4ad u at r a r ti n g : the e t t bh t u"ne hi d e a m y :sornae.7 ,u lie t t ofringthwe thero w pr ers , , ,a b , u nee t boolfngconeritnttyitidaintyd..ar:ivelaammoefrom sou eonly v fleeted at an advance col Is. to 211. per qr., whilst mouth country e nd fore:gn, ex-granary, found a good di mend at an improvement of the metropolis are from M. to 7d. ; of boos:hold ditto, Is. per qr. For god Norfolk and Suffolk new red (not by any see 41bs. lost means fine)' 43.* per q uarter aSib. was obtained, whilstwas for fine n, FOULTRY, Re.-Ns=x - AND LeAIIeNUALL, Die. old Pomeranbus red 455 . ter quarte r w illingly give made the same weight; Diu:axle being at the same time held 29.-Turkeys,l3e.; geese, .to Bs. 61.; ducks, la 3s. to 4s. beyond those rates. lot Flour we esperienced a steal 3a. Od.; tame rabbits, Is. to It. ed.; wild ditto, fel. to Is.; pig.% sale at an improvement of Is. per sack, slid so our millers hare • . fd. to 9d.; roasting pig., 5.e. to es. 6d. each; Surrey fowls, 7s. to "qm.taankeedintgonet3ll2.esinirnollexicownnectokityfo33B.r Rya eio .t°4 l l l. he n use rd n h me ol . 4 l f a n : i i i 4 tin y w g es is .aldudvletatgreiceLPnnonurg d eo w itt u i n' p i le .. e r y c r , resh . : b bu d fin o t . M , 4 l m , t . l o w s. 7 l s toi a ; . lfinrfi"r ; s.. a 2 cL u per if f° do w lla ta j m 3 :Ec Gd . e .r tliab to re Zerp: i f ei o p t s itar ... le d ) each cikzg held for more money. al mone t fouy,,idwitchyershadu,tie ,efftetetteinr.somewni.ea.- 1 , u Pher .. a . M.5 a ,..2a. ; J 6d. , to 4,.; , par ou tn . dgew oiL le. 94 3d. ta to 1 2 1 . . e , d d ...; ; bre5, ,,,rmi.... 2, le and Peas may be written the turn higher, with &gradually in 1 It. 6d. to 25.; snipes, 9d. to Is. ; teat, lid. to 10d.; wild ducks, ir: it: inquiry for the latter article. With Oats we were liberally *lmplied ' to 2s. Od.; widgeons, Is. 3d. to 25.; and plover., ed. to Oil. alb. by our grower', and keying large arrivals from Scotland, the market 1 . Figli.-BILLINGSOATE, DEC. 29.-Salmon, ls. to Ir. 2,d, h e e xce pr p cse tinfi nt quotations: es. • whitings., 4d. to 10d.; lohetere, 104. to 2s. Gd.; crsea, 10, tors, in partial In. • per lb.; turbots, 40. tolls.; MVP, 3a. 04. to ss. ; cod bet a use . % scarcely itaceN rentledo3.so rites were u we tt el . bu T t, Wheat, British, Northumberland, new, white, 445. to lbs. ; , cock ; se w ; ad. to s o. ed . per pair ; eels, 4d. to Ir. per lir.; bits bah red, 345. to 42a.; Norfolk and Suffolk old, white, 47a, to 49e. ; docks, lid. to Is.; sma ll ditto, ad. to bd. mu% , crimper red, 445. to 465.; new, white, 4.e. to 4M.; red, 435. to 45e.; Lincoln. skate, bd. to 9d.; and prawns, 2s. tole 9d. per lb.; shrimps, le 4d. shire, old, white, 14s. to 475. • red, 425. to 445.: Dew, white, 425. 2.. Gt.. per 14.110 n ; bloaters, Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. per dozen; - to 485.• red, 4:e. to 455. beitch and Hendee, white, 4ft. to 441. i oysters, 100 to 15, .; t Scotch pearls, lee. to toe.. end hest waive., no red, 39e. to 475. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 225. to 245. Barley, to fine. per bushel; fl ounders, 9.1. to Is.; and Brno% lab la fd, Norfolk and Suffolk, 2M. to 275.; chevalier, 27.. to 295.; Nortbum. ~,,,, a m o k Midgard and Scotch, 20e. to 22w ; chevalier, 22e. to 241.• grinding and •--..--- distilbng, 20s. to firs. Atilt, 48s. to bee.; chevalier, 50s. to 521. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch potato, old, 2es. to 22a.; common and Angus, 17s. to Ws. ; new, 14e. to IDs . Peas, white, boilers, nomi nal, 20a. to 283.; grey and maple, 211 e. to ills. Beane, old, Sea to 325.; new, 245. to 2es. Flour, toe Stockton sod Northumberland, 325. to 33a.; Norfolk whites, 321 to 345. . • howwholds, 30e. to 320.; so. coeds, 375. to 305.; households, 245. to 294.; thirds, 225. to 27at house holds, 20a. to 26e. per sack. Foreign: Wheat, Bastes and Konigsberg, white, 46.. to 505.; red, 40s. to els.; Sidesiar, white, 44*. to 46a. red, 42.. to 455.; Moblenburg and Po meranian, white, 4 4.. to 495.; red, 425. to 465. Homburg, I, Marko., and Aniilt, white, 425. to 465.• red, 40.. to 445.; Keil and lioletein, white, 395. to 445. • red, 38e. to 42e.; Petereburg and Archangel, red, Pm to 365.; aims, red, 36e. to 405.; ditto ' Polleh, red, 4.a. to 425. Rye, l'omeranian and Pruseien, 20e. to 240. Berley, Mat, 24e. to 2es.; . Pomeranian and Holstein, 19e. to 22a. Oats, Dutch brew, .i a. ea We.; emneranian teed, 13.. to 17e.; lloudein and Danish, 13e. to 15e.; Archangel and Riga, 14. e. to 16e. Peas, white, 2en. to 30e. Beans, Friesland, :ad. to 325.; Alexandrian, 22e. to 245. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, foreign, 479. Barley, loreign, 99,1. lees, coastwise, 2,5'96. Peary ralaalwisa, Is ; foreign, 80. beans, coastwise, 115. NEWPORT ( ISLE OP Wiour), Dec. 29 . - At t h i s da y 's market Wheatto d at an advanced is. t i Is. per qr. Beans, Barley, and Chevron; a beUer sale at late prices. Wheat, 400. to 42a. ; Rarity, 225. to 2es. Oat" las. to 295. Beaus, 30.. to 345. Not/Inca, Dec. 29.-The market to-day was mire thinly attenced then has ever been known. Th e supply of Wheat woe .mal l, and le. per qr. advance wail with very little difficulty etablrebed. Barley was in good request, at Ia per yr. advance fur all prime par cels; the suoply dal not meet tho demand. Beans were thflicult to rea pri ee te hnee e. FlartirlatetweepteiraY.radesnateelje, tnd el b l u me t little ifiudn fle tn b e timas late transacted. Wheat, white, +W. to Sue.; red, 40s. to 435. lair qr. Barley, malting, 27.. to 19e. ; grinding, 30,. to 24e. beam% tes. to I's. Pear, am. to 30e. Oats, lbs. to 225. line household Flour, f.0.b., 29.. per sack of 2301 b., purchseas finding gas and claiming one month's credit. &tail, Is. 7d. per stone. Isi..irttrosuit, Die. '.9.-We find at this dot's market ferule holding all descriptions GI gran for a f ities further ad Mtvance. Th e show et 5% heat re small, and all good quel taken at felly Is. higher • interior sects malty wed. Earl , y for malting is inquired alter, with ajpeal male. tats red Beans firms or price, but not nue,y show ing. PRTEUEUROUGIS, D c. M.- We had but a mall supply of Wheat and Barley 'ere to-day. Wheat was fully 2e. per qr. dearer Glib. red, 405. to 41s. per qr. nark.) , made.ls. per qr. more money; malting medal s making tram its. to 2115. per qr. Both Oats and Dun. wade rather better ;diet s. Perwdwrit, Dec. '29 -There was more inquiry slier Wheat at our market this day at rather more money for line qualities, we can however quote no kite' talon in other grain, either in value or deenaird. Preseut prices : White M heat, lot. IDs. to Ili. per load; red, W. to lue barley, melting, 27e. to 2es. per qr.; groAdine, 24,. w 23e. OAP, lea to lee. re., 1125. to 335. Beans, 31e. to 325. PRESTON, Dec. 29-We are without any arrivals this week. The tr ade mince our last has not been active, but holdera have re. mimed lino, Ma fur each article ou. previotur currency has hero Prey maintained. As usual at tide restos of the year formers brought lists goon to market, awl for the few wimples 01 Wilma that appeared this morning, very lash mums weir. miter, whicb checked sal., and a clearaiice was only effected at the om rat. ot this day ae'imaibt. We ii,..vance our quemtionse for suitable qualitica of trials Id. to al. pr bushel. Foreign muttered. flour likewise wimuut deter, Won. required for. Fine heavy' Oats arc Kw., arid al: deacriptions meet be noted tel. to Id. per bushel usurer. Oatmeal was held tor rather more money, but the demand not being brisk, an improve meat of 31. per load was only partial) , etabliotied. The ctea.ber le very some. 'the following are the present quotations: Wheat, Kngliels, per wind* of 2201 b., Lancashire ' %bite, lea ed. to 22A. id. ; red, law lay. . to 190.; leech, per ember of 7elbs., white, 55. Ind. to is. 44.• ' rid, eupertor quaatiee, sa. 71i1. to ss. tiOl. middling to good, se. 2.1. to M. ad. Foreign, per bushel of iullea, American and Canadian., white, 7.. Od.; red, 6a. id. to 6a. lid. Ibuitme and Kobileberg, lush mixed, 7.. ad.; nixed, 75., nostock, Abelson, and "Atom red, IR. lOU. to no. Ild. ; naming; and Lower Baltic, red, bold. to CO. Bd. ; Rotterduru anti the ideate, red, tie. Ga. is IN. Bd.; French, red, be. &pl. to la. Flour, per pack of 2401b5., English, tine to supertlue, 285. .d. to 340. .41. ; gm-ma, 22A. GI. to awe. 0,1.; Biel; per sack of ofetlbs., line to aupertine, NW. ad. to 33.. lid. • calm. eupertinc, 345. Gd. to 36 5 . 14.; Ansernen, per barrel of 19elbe. 245. lid ; Canadime 21e. ed. Beane, per senate of 22011., Engle& teed Inch, 12e. 0.1. to 13e. ed. Peale µr 24tilbe., white butlers, 14s. to 155.; Irish, per gash., maple and grey. 145. tu 141..14. Oats, per bushel of 451 be., let-h, prune melding qualllles, 2". 1 4. to 2s. 7d.; common, old, 2e. 4.1. to :a. M.; provender, 2....7d. to 3e. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 bee, English, Ha t& to 23a. tee; trieli, choices mi.lee, 22e. !AI. to 23.5.; good gebetal qualitt., 225. &I. to 22a. 3d.; middling to pod, 21s. &I. to 2. e.t.d. ; aid, 21.. to He. &I. logien corn, per qr. of 4itelbs., 20a. to 29e. In dian Coin Merl, per pack of 24 , -Itta, white, Ensile I munufacture, lis. 6u. • yellow, 16e. 6.1. W l6s. WWI, 114 X pack of 4201.0., Erolish and Irish ' , tia. Sal . its, 'LEADING, I) th 29.-We had one of the small eu).pli,s of Wheat to-day which we have had siece harvest, and at the cum. meneentent ot the market it was omparauvely dull, hut as the day • re tvonctal there was mum activity, and a,I was eventually cleared of at is. per qr. advance. Fine Kerley was quite us dear, but I eilere held out for more money; toe trade wax oreguid for middling quoit tie*. Beane, Peas, and Oats were u slow sale, at the ful. prices ut Led market. day. OAPreoN WALDPN, Dec. 29.-Wt.eat rath , r improving, from co. to 42a. • superior falevera, 49n. per qr. Barley, for Milt ing. a brisker elle, Iron 28e. to 31s. ed.; grinding, 24,. to 265. Beano, kora 2.5 e. ; good otos, 281. Peas, 265. to 3es. Oats cheaper; from 17 .. to 19s. tel. SHAFTERIWRY, Dec. 29.-A l ..g. supply of What; the den.and was pod, and floe qualhiee could scarcely be bought on as easy terms .On Saturday let. With a tunic et, pply of hero y the trade woe inactive, und ex. ept fie the Met 'umpire., for turn ,as in ' favour of Use buyer. Malt maintains its former rates Oats plehutul, and a dull sale. There was no change of price. in other grain. Wheat, 34r. to 43e. I &Ole), law. to Stls. Oats, lie. to 21A, l'aesee, •ne. to .4.. P.a., ills. to 34e. Molt, 525. to 36e. per qr. Flour, 27.. to 28. per rack. SORI.WsIitItT. Dee 29.-Our mot ket th • s 'ay was well impelled with wheat, Barley, and Oat", which met with a ready cal? Wheat and liarley Is. per qr. dearer. Oats very firm, at loot week's price. WARMINBTER, Deo. 29.-We had a ful market e I dly. There was but a moderate supply of Wheat, and the demand for the best samples was active, tales Nem readily made at laid week's prices. the teen...rename in indifferent sorts were not exteneive, but full prices wore obtained. The supply! of Barley still eontinue large, for which the demand wee slack, at Omer Taal. Gala were in email demand, and is per qr. • beeper. Osber things was held firstly. Wheat, 34e. to 41, barley, Clevalier, Sus. to 32.. ed. ; grinding, 23a. to 2-s. ...mts, IM. to :2. Beane, 3e. to 40s. POO, 345. to 4u5. Malt, 56e. to 385. per qr. Fleur, 28s. to 29e. per sack. WiNenaPTER, Die. 29.-Th. .ne of our mirket ;ads, irt firm. We had a good supply of all deocriptions of grain ; anal the demand for Wheat was active, and the best que.bee IP. per qr. dearer then the quotations of teat week. len ins is in Barley wee tolerably brink, und the terms of las. Saturday were well supported. Not much doeg in Oats. The following are the prices: Wheat, 91. to lIL per load. Barley, 21e. to Ins. Oats. back, 15a. to lee.; white, 19e. tti 21s. Beans, Egyp lan, 26e.; English, 30e. to 365. Pros, 275. to 365. Malt, Sin to Mis. per qr. Wisigen. Dec. 29.-We have a moderate supply to-day of all kind, of grain. The Wheat trace Is firm at Isar week'. prices for all deeeneUum, and for the lined samples In advance is paid Oat. end Beans bell at former rates. What, white, 415. tu 455,; eat 475. per q r. new, .; red, 37w to 41s t d. 2i:174, qr 42w per qr. Oats, 8.1. to 8 per WORCESTER, Dee. 29.- Our marker. today was well attended, and all description. of Wheat realised an advahce of Is. per ' qr. In Bexley littis doing. Fer Oats we had •vs ry limited demand. Beans firmly held fur former prices, few ' however, change I I, nth. Peas nominally unaltered, with very little inquiry for any description. YORE. I) c. 29.-We have a fair supply of Wheat at this day's market, which has met a steady sale at the full prices of last week, end in some Instances Is. per qr. more money ham mew given. Parley, of fine malting quality, is also Is. higher. In Oats, am., no alteration. Wheat, white, 41s. to 44.. per insye MI qr. • red, She. to 44.5. Barley, malting, 23e. to 25e. • grinding, Its. to 2 0, . halt, Ole. to 56e. Oats, 7,d. to Bid. pet s tone of lello. Flour, 335. per suck of letilbs. Ht:lrelle, Dec. 29. - In cons. quenoe of the general improvement in the English markets, an attempt Was Made to to enabloh come advance in prices here, loan did not emcee I. end we have to repeat the quotation.. of last marset fur MI denominations; of grain. 5 1 , bite wheat, 19s. to 2:& ; red ditto, Ito. W 225.; barle , , I Is. eri. to Ids. 6d. • mow old, 95. t • lo s. per barrel; mem al, roe. to I ia. 6d,; second flUur, 12e. bd. to tee. per cwt.; Indian corn, 26e. to 30e. pc r 480 Its. lalterAee, Dec. 27.-We continue to have moderato wea ther, and in dry situations ploughing is going forward rapidly, whilat everywhere our farmers are In one way or other pulling on the time lost during the heavy and continuum. rates . f the lee, too menthe. The supplies of grain, as usual at the. mama, fall off ; but, the steward being dull, the supply Milan al out equal, so that prices eare vor.ed but little for some weeks. Wheat: prime parcels to ing scarce, main. lain their value, and are in good demand, whilst ieferior are uatiemt of sale, et barely former rates. Flour: fine sell, at abort previous Wes ; but coarse is a dull sale, at somewhat lower rata ... Coax, Dec. 28.-Th: w. artier rine. nur rut has teen en the whole cold, and fogy, and ferourable kr out-dooe work, in which &einem are reeking program. This being Christmas week. no Moines.' of an yI • parlance, or calling for particular re fe ce . has been treileyeed. Its sust l ei l grate arrietne to market le limited, still the utteadenoe of Me been so thin that priors have ratter given way than otiferwire. In th- prepare d market, also. no tea:care ie,y e , hare to t e. place. ner does the trade present any new feature calling for notice or comment. In fact, we ay sum up oar . rerrt la a few words by saying Otis is holiday week, sad we are d Inc no brines. Wheat, white, goo, to 21s. 6d. per 20 stone; red. has Gd. Barley, les. Gd. per 16 stone. Bete, M. ed. Oats, 7t* to too. td. per 14 stone. W arnuroltD, Dee. 29.-Our receipts se all deseriptinns of grain for the weeek are again very light; the condition la much im provediwtaiLaitiitentcPelAd'bfairy;YlwiPerst:bebuslregbarrel'AhtsnerstY't:r:Pllewesathas6dtbebe:leiren°4twldceseyinebnfick. dßirdearw ln nele' lnd erbaeyrveu lan bitnalhebild E d o t4:e i defind4ring st in6d fu ;T Tl : pi i::afirdanetmig and 'b'htt fur best of Galata quality an advanoe of 3d. per brl. uterus. ted. Uodlied s Mtt, mill, per lust. dined. to 22a. 6d. ,• skipping, 19.1.6 d, to ga. Ode Barley, malting, per 16 stone. lls. to Us. hel.; rtuding, Skid. to 16a Oaln,white, per Fs, stone, k.3d.t0115.0d.; bleak, - MA, Jan. 7 J.n. 28 Ja .22 Jan. 7 D 24 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (pm, Ownipf, Atte. the "Shipping (Mune,. la. CASUAL ri ES. Henry Betsey, Freericks, toe Brake, wts wrecked on the, reel off Joist, 15th inst.; Crew tooted, sod put et cargo (il:teed oil) picked up.—Norden, Lb e. 21. Maths, Pantie, from Stockholm for London, put iota iff soehavD, Bth ult., with conridersble damitze to sum sod keel, having been on thorn; cargo disharged.—Laurvig, Dec. 13. Mary Sarah, Butchard, from St. John's, New foundlasd, foe this port, was totally wrecked yesterday, Co the North Bank; crew saved . — Liverpool, D c. 29. Firmed, from Cadiz has put beck.—Liverpool, Dec. 27. Itose, Milne, of Perth, from Hull for Marstrand (in ballast), was driven on shore near lt. Anna Kande, during a gals acrd fog, 17th lust., and lies with her forepart high on the strand; crow still on hoard.—lijorring, He. 20. ARRIVED. MALLS. I me. Hamburg. Holland Lisbon Pacific India Tin Boudnaptca India via Mantilla known and lista*: :Lexica and liavannak WiIDS India Bruit •••.• • ARRIVED. Ropes Kura -at Falmouth, December 27, from Oderee Acme-at eralcombe, December 27, from take 1 . 4. Acrive-stGravesend, December 29, from l'er b A IIAUK -at Gravesend. December 29, from lul BALDNII.--ET ()mewed, Dec mber 30, tramala Berwmer-at Deal, Decem b er 28. wen .. B ITTAN SIA-at Dee', December 28, from BANOSLORS-at Portsmouth, December 30, tram Veda Corm: , t:-at Falmouth, December 27, from Dna Commenneon.c-at Deal. December re, from Gummed COUNTIES OF 1,01,4/ALE- it °reverend, December 8, from Hamburs DANTZIC-at (alarmed, Deeclaber 30, from Damns Kress-at Greve.end, December 30, tram EssUMN.47I-at Queenstown, December 27, from St. 4050 s V 'e Deuorrr at B.ll.combe. December 27, from Lleaoreen-at °reverend, ' , member 29, from Aetna .1 ease -et tireverend, December 29, from Room Jame Fox-et Gravesend, December 30, from.... ........ .... Canada Jove Wicittarra-et Deal, December 21i, from .......... ..........aere J reo-al Gloater, December 27 from Dwain K. S. P OINNS - at Deal, December :94 from Greened Ltenee-at Crammed, December 30, from Duna al /MOT. Ltrrtarone- at Glover, December 27, from baste' II mar. Parse--et Mumble s, December 29, from horme N sr, owe-of Deal, December 2•e, from Newman Oates -at Gravesend. December 30, from Rotterdem Neale= -et Gloater, December 27, teem Dm* Faure-et Shoreham, December 28, from. `teals STANDARD -at Goole, December 24, from Dula SAMUEL BAILET-at Gravesend, December 29, from Archer Tarros-at Gemmed, December 30, from Wail ! TEAKS. -at Gloster, December 27. from .............. ..... .Amberall BAILED. larrwritrelc—from Gravesend, Dec. 30, to /Am* Assn—from Queenstown, December :7, to been CATIIABINC--from Gravesend, December 28, to ..., Tales& CANADA (A.)—from Liverpool, December 29, to. Beam Gosmosoie (e4—from Liverpool, December 29, to Bins ELI/. AVM SADOARR7- 1 1011. Greenock, Dec. 27, to ..liewhardisel GAENTLrr—fr • m Greenock, December 27, to Leta GSPAT —from Gravesend, December 30, to Gomel lIIIIIIIADUND -OM Hull, December 28, to Assents 111,11111XY.— from Poole, December 29, to Bt. ROM's thee—from Greenock, December 27, to „« larbets 111DIA11—Gum Gravesend , Decemb er 30, to limbs! Komerme —from tracesend, December 29, to st K.S.Fosan—from Deal, Dec. 28, to g I reis—from Newport, IL, Deeembty 26, to Moho Lures—from Bristol, December 30, to Sew Odors LADY HlLDA—from Gravesend, December 30, to Barbados Mar—from Gravesend, December 2 9 , to .. LI,TIPCd MAll!MT—tram Gravesend, December 29. to AMILOSLiIi MAYVIAMM—from Gravesend, December 30, Pisa I'IDENIX —from Gravesend, December 30 , to ti Lowe Pouxn—from Bristol, December 30, to Newt/new t I'DINCOM VICTOZIA—from 6n...eyelid, December 30, to. Antwerp Rainbow —from Gravesend, December 29, to Rotterdam KLMOlAl—from Gravegend, December 29, to Amsterdam the Ku. ISANIC%—from Gravesend, December 29, to thceod rarros—from Portsmouth, December se, to Una Vicrosia -- from Saloombe, December 26, to Gijon Vapius—from Gravesend, December 28, to Aral , ‘t te. Join-re — fr om . Gravesend, December 30, to lb ws ~ Wave—from Gravesend, December 29, to .1101eolitt VESSELS SPOKEN WITS. FAIRY "brig), from Liverpool for Newfoundland, Dee. 9, lat. 41 lon. 32 W. titi•Nuo a Oct. 29, lat. 318., In. 27 W. *NM' A iw., Nov. 2, lat. 22 S., lon. 20 W. Lao (brio), Nov. 17, lat. 4 S., lon. 311 W. Loon ILUIDISOI4 Oct. 31, lot. 25 S., lon. 28 W. l'"Ci`T R• (ship). Nov. I, lat. 24 8., hm. 29 W. H,.0 METAILIES (or IteLuithe), Dec. 17, la‘. 51 N., lon. 12 W. [Advertisement.] —A Cum or A SEVERE SKIN Distcauti by HOLM/VAT'S OINTMENT AND Pmts.—James Rollick WI Sgo *cultural labourer, voiding on a farm near Newtown, *uttered dreadlittly from a moat Earful disease of the sk n, which broke oat in blotches in various parts of his body; the complaint was radially Impairing his conautu• ion ; he had haw= low-spirited Mel noteaa Ile had dto obtain relict by medicines from two or three imbeal men, hut their remedia a proved unless. He then commenced Ia kisi followay's and rubbing the 4:int/WM wei. iota me arta • rs ; . 13 , oe voila ae TVUOTSti to per beau, mil tiair 'men in a. a.: . 'numr..aes. Sold by iltuiensts. and at ierwr Hollows, -Erablieht.ert. AV. ban od,Lordin. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& B I ICI' BS. BROW NE.—Dtc. 27, at Gwen Lodge, Kentish-town, Mrs. F. Browne, of a daughter. CORN E R.—On Frklay, Dee. 28, Mrs. W. E. Comer, of Wapping Wa3. Loudon, and Ruswarp, Whitby, of a daughter. GRU Blth.—Dec. 28, at Queen-Konya, Bloomsbury, the wife of J. E. Orubbe, Esq., of a eon. RAIKE.s.—IXe. 22, at Lunsford Hall, East Malting,Kent, the " I'l of V. T. Wilkes. Esq., of a daughter. TUBE 212, at Warwiek-aquare, Kensington, the wile cl R. Tupper, Esq , of a son. ESDIACOTT.—Dee. 28, at St. Alary'e-terraee, Pork•plere, )1, a: 16 ' bit, tne wile of J. S. Weittmaoott, Esq., of a daughter. WItOTILBLEY.—Deo. 28, at Chester-square, the lion !dm E. 8. tarot *dm of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CLOGO —PATTISON.—Dec. V, at St. Mary's, Islington, T. J. aunt, of Laakeard, Cornwall, and H./el.'s euatoms, Lando, to Hannah, daughter of the tau K. Patinae, Eaq., formerly of min castle. COOK—BURK ESTEIL—Dee. 27, at Micklehato, Surrel„),%hect%Ber• G. Iturmester, Rector of Little Oakley, Essex, J. E r° Mary Jame, only daughter of the Kew. A. BUrmeater, el lllh kleham. ERA); KS—JONES.—Dee. 27, at Seulthorpe Church, Norfolk. b y the Bey. E Marsham, W. Franks, Esq., eldest son of W. irranlot, 101 Wualhill, Ihrm., to En.i.y Florence, only daughter of the 101 l Motor-Gen. Mr J. T. Jones, Bart., K.C.B. HOKEItAY—ItICE.—Dee. 27, at St. James's, Birch, near kll schte. I ter, J. Ilomfray, Esq., of Colmm hill, Woreestershae, to Csthra rine Sophia, youngest daughter of the late B. Bice, leg, of Ma' ! ch. cur. RICHMOND —BEItTLE.S.—Dec. 27, at K eh Ferry, ebefilire......" Ker. W. D. B. Bartle*, Vic a* of Dronfleld,.W. Richmond, mg, houtle, to Ellen Maria, only daughter of the late M. jor wok.. SMITH —olol4.l2Y.—Dee. 27, at Snenton, Notts, the Her. G. Fehr of a opts:, London, to Mary Elisabeth, youngest daughter of B. Nturley, Esy., of Snenton. DEATHS. All% I IS. •- Dec. 28. at lonian's Lodge, Enfield, Sophia, wig of 1 . Awe* Esq., aged 68. B Dec. 26, the wife of G. Buell, EM., of Brwunriclieg ure, tr.ghttm, aged 85, BEttitY.—Dec. 28, Denham Berry, Esq., of Tyndale place, Rling".4 late .f the Admiralty, aged 56. PENNING.—Dee. 27, at Woburn-plow, Ru•aellarguare Harr Ct o i,, Pel., eldest daughter of the late W. FCIIIII/41, Esq. , 1078,617 ~Itchain, Surrey. GREEN—Dee. 16, at her resid,ence, No. 4, Stamford-Till" Fal b ' Mrs. Elisabeth Green, in her 60th year. DAIIRIS. Dec. 27, at St. Mary's-road, Pcckhara, David Frode si ,,,., third l o n of the late D. Harris, kisq.. of 'Chaorraliv: , aged 24. LOCK WOOD.—Dec. 27, 0. Lockwood, EM., of Ererton-road ,lo.. pool aired 52. RASHLEIOII.—Dee. 23, at Prideaux, Cornwell, Robert W 21 0 .6 thild son of Sir C. Raehlelgh, Hart, aged 2 Svara and 8 Month% _ - ---------__ Pawed aad my Wiliam" Lae iiii.'s, 01 Na 6 , Wi lt°. tnet, la C i rca lama" prance, et the O&M in a. Kr ", W the meant a Mae:Wars. 41WIDATt DM" .... " Mk