The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-22 00:00:00

IRELAND• Du aux, Dac. 21. ls' Tura was another of those soot assemblages of tenant farmers, gather. d by the new organisation. on Sauday last, at Malliaahosw, in the county of Tip perary. TM 2lpperery Prat Press says that there 'mild Lot have been mask less than twenty thousand permsa present cm the ommion, sad that there were searcely more than twenty of the whole who did not wise soder the denociainatioa of " tenant farmers. ° ite following rssolUtioos were adopted at the Mods/ : Ibm it is enseasasable and inquiet he the laadleeds of Intend to demand hem their impoverished taasatry as maid smatst et mot sew es was 'mid to them at a time ime lasi woe mere they desbla its present die (min to the Milan ef the Mato eta the abalitim el limeades); and when die amain moue of tatted" whisk new roses e• heavily es eh etewes. was esliwova. Thai • it is vsM to leek f o rward te the peceporlty of Ow Jab brim. until It be the law, co the resernised semis of the emstry. that the rights which name cal ms p as the jest episode's. et lead tenure. be 'spayed meant • mat raised by s Mir valeation, eampessatiee far per aasseat Wpm,• meets, sad a lease. That et all the evil practices hitherto serr bled Ireland, Here is mite whisk has sassed mon cold murder. , em ble its! coaslatiest, and Mamas ad dedthen the ahead lane arum at laid jobbing Lied ; and that ft tae duty ef the not pieteetioe donee te discountenance it by all the legal manse is their power. MEDICAL ------ Arecnsoaame Hsu.—lbws of manses wits permed Wit examisation in tha miaow sad practice of wodise, sad rsorierd eartilleates to practi , e, es Thursday, Dor. 20, 11149 : Wltliaa Aethar, et. lee's, Huatiogica ; George ThomasWldisa Magledes, Vita Ham ; ?oho Horror, Lintels; William Janes Moore, Males Orris, ehrepahire ; Winton' Pawed Nominates Swain, Westalothad ; Jobs Hasapttry, Dsal, Kest ; Th•odore Edward Ladd, Moo diest.? ; Henry Cockerton, Rockford, L eels ; Jackson Goodenough Zest, Hampton. Rain fnterligence. COURT OF QUEENS BENCH.—TurisDAY. kennel et Na Pam el ChilLonsi.L..-11s0S1 Ma. Joann Zan axe • Senctet. JUST. HAYWARD e. COOKY —QVUTION Or Tan SANITY or • PRISON ALLSOBD TO NAYS 11BOOTBD LBASZB AND DIYASTID Stott AT was TIM or aim DOING 'VCR ACTS Mr. Sajnat Wilkins, Mr. Bovill, Mr. Dearley, and Mr. Mills appeend for the plaintiff; and Mr. Cockburn, Mr. Wordsworth, and lb. Bramwell for the defendant. Tots was an issue directed by the Court of Chancery. to inquire whether Saville Godfrey was of sound mind at the time of executing entaia under loam and purChallng cur San stock between the 11th of January and the 25th of May, 1843. It appeared by the tree foe the plaintiff that the question mese between him (Mr. Hayward). and the Mondani, Jams Lush Coe sibs, Amy Sarah Coombs, his wife, and Sevilla James Coombs, their see, with regard to the execu tion of scream Inns, and the inns Sent of stock in favour Joreph Lush Coombs. A dipole had arisen among his Matins with regard to the property of Saville Godfrey, and a suit in Chas eery was 'named, a d trio isms was i &l end to be tried. Mr Godfrey was a partner in the firm of Masers. Soule, the beat-builders. at Lamb th, and retired from busbies in 1826, pt sensed of large property. Hs was never serried, and his nearest re ladre was the father of the resin plalatiff, Hayward, who was the brother of Amy Sarah Coombe, ono of the defendants, who was married in 1826 to John Leah Coombs. In 1827 Godfrey went to is,. with Mr. and Mrs. Zoombe, aid entirely supported theta. He wee mach attacked to Mn . Coombe, out not particolely so to Mr. Coombs. On the 18th of February, 1842, Godfrey made his will, by which 11. bequeathed to Amy Sarah Coombs all his household furniture end the eerie dse of his property was left is trust to three persons, who were to pay the rents and profits of two-thirds of the pro perty to Amy Sash Coombs or to distribute th m by her appointment for her life, and if her husband survived her, he was to enjoy the rents and profits an long as he remained single or did not att mpt to alienate the property, end if there were any children by the marriage at his death the prey city was to go to them dine and share alike. The rents sad pr ofi ts of the other third were left to the plaintiff during his life, ad if his wife survived tin the was to enjoy them as long as eke remained inlet, sad if they had children it was to descend to them share and share alike. If Mere win so children of either marriage, the property was to go oaths heirs absolutely after the ceasing of the life interests. Som. slier tee execution of this will G dfrey began to is bib,* signs of mental deny, became subject to delusion., and having been always, not only very shrewd, but remarkably tan and neat la his person and decent in bis conduct, be anie in those respects kat to all sense of decency. By the year 1845 ha had b nose so completely tissue that a writ de bui iceirquir.e do we issued against him, and an inquisi tion was helJ as FS Is June in that year, and the Jury re turned • 'sidle that he had bent of unwind mind since April, 1846. It was nit lb n known that any din eibution e his property bed been mot?. On 20:h May, 1848, °wormy died, being then 74 years of ego. His will was proved; no of the popery wee made under it; bat it had never been revoked. According to the direadant's account, us the 16th of April, 1843, Godfrey Vented fear leases of property, pro.: acing • clear income of 3JOI. • year to John Lush Lomb.. not to Mrs. Coombs. TM. was kept • 'scree by Coombs and Mr. Withal, his attorney. and cheques for repairs and other eapenses bad always been anon to the name of Godfrey Between January and the 26tH of liar, 1843, as it was alleged, he had invested about 1,001. in stock, in the joint names of the defendants. They were aware us the 15th of MR. , 1843, of the state of Godtrey's mind, as would appear boa a letter written on that day by Saville Cambs, then at school at • Mr Itobson'a, in answer to one east him by 1 Its mother, which was to the following effect, " That the c events of her letter of the week before had made a in at impression on him, and Mr. Robson also, that gentle man taking as peat an interest in Mr. Oodtrey as any one ; that he had asked if Mr. Godfrey had guested his will, that if he had pest "don ought to be taken of it, as any will he then made would be void." The letter went on to say, That kis mother should remember that Godfrey's Watts were only the workings of an agitated mind, and would do so harm to any one, what ever his curious whims might he." He isquird " whether Godfrey was anxious to leave' Mount-gardm send go to Peckham." He Flake of Mr. God frey's unfortunate malady, and vest it was not in his mother's power to drive his fancies out of his head, but she must com mit ni g " to a higher than mortal power." Toe largest transfer of stock was made 11 days atter this letter. Long before this Mr and Mrs. Contain hod unlimited Control over Godlrey ; they confined him to the house, he wee not allowed to go out as be liked, and on two or three occasions when he escaped the Renews were sent after hint to bring him back. ACceel was demi, d t' him, and no one was allowed to roe him ex cept is the preseses of Mr. and Mrs. Coombs; they bad to Mies him to sign eh quo, and bribe Pim like a child with eak • bud wine to do so, and he expressed his delight exactly like • child. His hand Ica guided when he signed eh. gull., and the servants were void that be was not in his right mint, and was prone to give away large sums of money, and it he gave any such sums to them they were to return them, fot if they kept them it would bi a felony; nor wore they 'Booed to deliver letters to him. Oa one occasion Mrs. Combo said that he had been so outrageous that she must bet a keeper, and If that would not, do he must be con fined so an asylum. In 1843, he went to Peckham to lodge, and wails there Mrs. Coombe wrote a letter to her lather. , informing him of the death of one. of her children and in it she wrote " poor Mr. dirty is much as usual, sometimes he understands • little, at others he knows nothing the: is polar on." This was the case which would be proved for the plaintiff by • number of disinterested witnesses who would speak to his being influenced by delusion., and ti.at he had tmin 1842 ...lowa symptoms of decided de rangemem down to Vie time of his decease, with scarcely any lucid uttered. A great many witnesses were th •n called, wh ke to a change in his manner in the year 1842, when he began to exhibit delusions. which continued siterwar is. He &viw that all the Muses in which he was were houses of ill-fame; that a 'railroad was passing beicre his house ; that • caMrank was d there, neither of will k was the ere ; that men wen in the Radon ia the trees watching Ms; that the chartists wen in a inspirit against him; and he used to bar the dear, shut the windows, and have eßnolts to the day, in order to keep them out ; that his cook was • chartist, and intended to poison his food ; that he took • poker a* • walking-stick; that he gun mosey • to the servants to roteet him from the eh ortists ; that he was viehat, and broke the windows; that he dressed himself improperly, putting two' stockings on one W, and his . shirt amide his other clothes ; and that he made mistakes of newness kids, and was guilty of various seven tricitwa. Evidence was also given to show that Mr and Mrs. Cocaine win aware of his weakness et mind. 13 .me nosipts given to a Want of his, from 1839 to October 1842, were all in his own hand, body and signature, exempt the last, the body of which was written by Coombe, ad signed by Godfrey ; and from May 1843 to 1845 the receipts were all signed by Coombs for Godfrey. Amour other instances of eacestrieity, he went on one occasion to • shop opposite to tie &use be lived in, without his Iva, and wished to buy ens, stating that he had come irons • lone journe y and WV. going i on another. He also wanted to buy • bible, and offers his money and his watch to induce the ahopknper (a draper) to sell him on.. Os two...aims he mistook his hat for a tuisal and used it foe that purpose. It was stated among other things that Mrs. Coombestated, in February, 1444. that a inimical con saltation had been held on Mr. Godfrey, and the opinions were that hie herein had decayed and softened, and he would become an idiot. She spoke also of hi habits having become effenrively dirt aid that he had proposed mintage So sus of the y, meant& He was gait* umeemaalanal of anything in Jaanary,lB44. He was sot allowed to Mee sore Say ow glom of wise, as Ise Wm' latodostoi by mere. On one oesadea t erbes he was *AN a he wrote " Amy," Met Coombe's soma. siaW giro *Mom, sad um his said was psMsd to alga saw loot ' was morn that this lability was ossild, =that bodily. It , wise Weedy whin. the baskets wish tat pay it. The Ovlelaill eta sidled ma who attends" Ms at Gramma 71: 9 8 Sari & as mg that Jay, lelwho a he was at ho was oh __ Is &him Isis elpmellinelik No Mg t asigsralog THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMB ER 22, 1849. into the trees sad (visaing it him, and that le was perfectly imbecile, pertly from ego, sad die from massing of the brain, whisk meat Wive both &ming ea for three or four moths. It woe shown that when as Dover he aomplaieed of perwsse inaniag to and fro in the inns and distesbing him, nothing of the k:ad having theurred It was proved by t o sethasts that Km Coombe had told them that if they kept any maw Godfrey gave them it would be •a flesh as he was nil s a DI was to name* kw asks ; that he used to give Ikea Masi, sad eallei tk•st by wises sues, bat geldem, if ever, by their rigid eau. His meat was eat for him at his ads, sad he was tied is hie obefr—he would fell est If he area sot tied tight. He she IMMIAnd 4111 the leer ea ell furs, end talked to the chairs awl odes. Be Woke the • iadows on two eneeloge with the poker, eZr a cs ag a s form that he could lave • N Her view of the there hams then. Whoa the teasing of et Kre. Ws children it ia prepration, he sail the " easy wee mr/Zt, and it would - off very welL" He emu gave • tor • Asa At a quiff I. is the *wet adjoined, the i lainUrs cue having beat eandtded. FRIDAY, DM 21. The ere wee reenmed this sagreiag, sad the farther wit tiness tee the sieistilf were gelled. Ammo siker ikkekas meted to have been exhibited by Godfrey was the bilhowiag. He leaded that .vessel was luliag up his prase, sad the Frombiaen were coming into the holm, aid - he seed to befriends the door of his room wi.h the table sad aka*, and plum were obliged to get la at the whitely. Farthw evldemee wee also gives it his giving money to the suns% hie baba did in his 'hair, crawling ea the floor, sad eagles emedylaus • child. It wit Neils deems that ke we. bribed with cake and wins to size • eliewakworth beteg spoiled before ewe was eempleted, and ems - time Me head was guided by Coombs. He toed , o amp dews at amy early hear ia the meeting, with no &thing at all le, eau ea being asked why he did se he stated that " thieves had broken is and stoles his clothes." Darla( the whsle et 1844 he was vita amble to take tend himself. He used to 'peek to the digis hy die num of Amy, Mary, sad Mrs. Cis," sad asked Iles bow the war. He was allowed mosey bowies he saki be w as shriek& of being arrested for debt II he bed not mem in his pocket In May, 1844 Godfrey game steddeely sae evades; to a Mrs. Moon's sad stated that he bei emit there because hie Muse was tall et &artiste, and wens gulag to bun it, end be remelsed there be poise Dr. Sulterimi deposed that be wee etsesalted in April, 1845, as to G elfrey's state el mind. Was. he gat went in he silted him who had left the Mo. Mr. Withal sad Mr. Coombe having jolt left. He knee; Mr. Withal'. hat sited the other. His asked him to pigs lds Dense, sad he teied four couldwrite th , e ialtials of his muse. Oa the Bth of May be mold age remember Coasshe's name. He could zee do • sum in oddities. Oa being asked to write his christian and annum he wrote " 9-8-7." He mid be totild not keep his own sescsints; he mid he ahead be oat et his senses U be attempted It ; 1 . he bed ewe\ a the la kis head he did act karat Mkt IHe saw him st eseandesies es 26th has, sad lips Swim is October. Oa lie WNW he said he was wed that Mr. sad Kra Omaha were very kind M him. be woad bees Mho r eleage. On 21st October he was worse, sad esuY ma mil his mom He said he bad waived two blows ea his bee& from ease timber feWag ea bile al IN pissed nadir Hiesithiambridge, he not having bees out of the bow. He was not sure whether hie disease pounded but so ft ening round • et mcur on the heels or softening slow. It was his elision in the beginning ot 1845 that he wee is. capable of managing his affairs. This disease of the beim wee generally very gradual. He had heard the *stamens of the tritium. as to Godfrey 's suite of mind in 1842. Early 'wheeler's of this disuse would be weasels of body, stoop ing of the boa, unsteadiness In walking, tripping of the tom in +elitism sad shaking of Ike hands. Sometime there were no mental symptoms till • late phi-d. When teeth were mental symptoms, it implied a complication of discuses, not merely shaking palsy, but unsouedsme of mind Ai sowing that the unsoundness may haus existed in 1842 the mental symptoms would probably have had their coatemenees runt in delusion thence going on tO imbecility ; one of the ' ripe:air• would have bees great lees of memory. bupposing that ia 1842 Godfrey was incapable of taking care of himself, and in the early part of 1843 he was labour ing under delusion'', and had been so for some time, and so continued through 1844, end mown to the time he mw hint in 1845, be could form an *pinion as to the state of his mind in 1842. Assuming the delusions stated to have existed in 1842, his opinion was that he was then of uasound mind; but he would not say he was iscapable of managing his stein. From what he mw in 1845, ha could hardly form an opinion of the degree of animosities in 1844. The disease in its acute form was sub ject to elternatioes. He was of opinion that going to his baskets and stockbroker, sad doing business with them, might be compatible with the state of the disease in 1842. Th. term " lucidity " did not apply to this disease A man's handwriting to a cheque being dear and firm would be an indica ion that dm disease had not goes so far as to prevent his b4IID WA* to menage his affairs. Dr. Coetelle—Never saw Mr. Godfrey. Supposing, as stated by Dr. Sutherland, Godfrey was suffering in 1845 from softening ef the brain, the symptoms some time before would be failure in all the general faculties—metmory, nuke, judgment, abstraction—there would be tottering in the gait, inability to sit in a chair, and shaking of the head. Supposing the dimes to have been at a height in 1845 such at tied b. en described, be alsoald think the ease had been of long duration—as lot g bock es 1842—may have beta longer. Sottening of the broth in youth people was ottan rapid. In an old person it would be more like ly to be chrcnie. The patient is not capable of a sustained effort, bull may be fur short period. He should not have thought God. rey could ban tuition a letter, but he might have signed • cholas clearly. A signature would not satisfy him that • peruse was net sufferieg from this disease. Supposing a person Lebow ng non hallucinations such as Godfrey suffered from in 1842 (they being the second stags of the disease, delusions being the first). he should consider that Its disease had nt in Wore that time. An advanced stage of the dis cs*, is 1845 would lead him to the CO! elusion that it ex isted in 1842. Dr. Southey saw Godfrey on 17th November, 1845, to see that his treatment Ira proper, atter he had bun found lunatic by the commission. He woe labouring wider ex treme imbecility of mind and body. He did not enter the history of hi. use, but be was newly in a state of fatuity. Such a state is generally produced by long continued dis ease. He was utterly insensible to the calls of nature, and incapable of rational converiatiou. The majority of such cases are the result of long-continued disease. Muttering is common in many forms of insanity, as is restlessness, and a tendency to secrete things ; an impatience of being in bed, and having doom on, and so was uncleanliness. Assuming the tact stated in the evidence to be true, he should say his conduct was that of an insane man in the autumn of 1842. His treatment w_s quite kind and proper. The will of 17th Feb. 1842 was put in; proved by Posey and WithaU. two of the trustees. The leases (of !lenses at Lambeth) were also put in. The houses were leased to Coombs at • rental of 871. • year. Evidence was given to show the property to be worth shout 4001. a ye ar, subject to deductions for taxes, which would be about 501. Evidence wit given that at the time of the commission of lunacy, it was not known to the plaintiff that these leases were us existence. This was the phlintiff's case. Mr. Cockburn addressed the jory for the defendants, and said that toe distinction made by medical men better en in sanity in general end copebili y in a man to manage his own affairs was in question h-re. The sole gees:ion was whether Mr. Godfrey wa- sane from Jan. to May, 1513 It was not dis puted that he was of seued mind when he made his will in February , 1841. slid also that he was of unsound mina in 1845. He would go further, and admit that he was worse in 1844. and was in such a .late as could only be considered a prelude to ht. utter incapacity in 1845. It being for the plaintiff to stow the insatiity of Godley when he did the acts in ques tion, he stetted by showing that he executed • will, which it was said was at variance e ith the subsequent disposition of he property ; but it hr (Mr Cockburn) eculd show that at the same time he gave insductions fey and contemplated this eery disposition of tnis property, he was or itled to the benefit ..5 admiasiou as to titivate of mind at th 4 period. He ',belga give distinct evide. reef this, and that'll 1841 herds iusuuctions for the preparation of his will, and slut for the preparation of thew lease., his intention being to put it out of the conditions of his will, and to relieve the mire's fr :m the a liniuistration of an Inferior end 'troublesome description of property. There was no. bine extraordin try that he should make this disposition top. mote who had uniformly treated him with kindo'ss and affection for twenty yeas, and the levees were nut executed at the time, wily in consequence of s we delay which took time, partly on account of some ne cessary inquiry as to the beneficial interest in the p and partly from the not immediately attend the matter The am ,ant of rent was only a net balmiest el 1301. or 1321. per annum, snowing the houses to be let and rents paid. The learned theneel thee proceeded to ossuary& on tee evidence for the pleudiff in detail lie tom pro ceeded to stae that Oodirey alined his annual balance et Milers. Gosling's at th- gad of 1842, and himself' is vested the sums In question far the benefit of the I Coombe's, showing at the time the most undoubted proof st capability, going alone and drawing cheques for the animate. Hay ward birnself, the p:aintift, who now questioned Goilsl trey's capability to drew cheques at that period, yet at the very same time took thole' s from him for his own benefit. Th.• medical testimony went no further than an opinion that Godfrey's mind may have been unsound from 1842 ; yet that be need not have been incapable of managing his affairs, of understanding his pecuniary interests, and of considering the interests of thee* connected with him, which was the whole quad= now under consideration. The learned counted then stated the nature of the wielesee he should call, the chief nhiset of which was to show that as to the date. of some of 'he chief sets of the Wowed the Wi'llePSOS fee the plaint"' were entirely isistatee. Witnesses we» thee raied, but the case was farther ad. till to morrow (this day). COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Yrargansy. names K.. Common= FANS. ALLOW/ diet TO BANK/LOFTS Ws was the eertilloate mewing in the case of F. D. Lewis, printer sad assrs-egout, of Bireldo-lase. There was no op position. ile Lawroaes, fa the bankrupt, asked the court to sweat his so silo 'awe toe salsa out Lis ow. aorentats. He had been in. • Isq. way ei twists, as a as we and svertisounsat agent, pretints to the bobble eakeses of 1846; sad °wisp to the crisis which folowad, sad *Maio legal &chime, debts .:se to the beakrupt, whisk he bad eethsatod at 209001., was eameetod into waste paper. Th. Coalaupdaner—That was a nest valuable dedmice. It was the eyries el lefty was pad muse up= a rani renal awarsittre. Mid *dap wen imaaglae thaa that pod assa was sidlislas. wank Mosel all those advertisements to be knurled in the papers. Had there not been tl is supposed liability on the pan of any rich provisional orteraitteossua for the papa. nt for thew advertisements, t hey never would lam appeared, to re the poor. Mr. laft.l , ll2CO said the bit situp was no less on such a prom SS the basins's', who had made himself liable for these advertisements, at a time when the law eft iimeraily supposed to be in I of the liability of eel the parties rreesraed. Of the 20,0001. due to the bankrupt, there wee a probability of about 6,0001. lobe recovered; sad as Ins were only 3,7001., this would be more than eitK West to pay all his debut ia hill. Kr. Pais, the solkiter to the asslgueob ocalirmed this staHie tomest, Reaper greeted the eartilirate el the 3M elms ; but, la retinue to the appliseties k ea dioweasi said he thought It ispeetaat that a haalwapee amounts 'should be mule out by a roped, eweliled ecoosataat, spriaupd by the weigaose, awl towstfoaed by the wart; 01011/* lie that they &wad be I. _the official andenee's Maas. la west OMB k was opeasahas that somas one should be em Oeyei who was theassibly sctraisted with els mode In wh Koenig regaliei ammo' to be prepared. The ap panties was saisorMiegly Mimic THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. DaraCTITI COLL-WRIONII4O MACJltall.—Mmere. Ireittg mad Brow* of Broken-wharf. Wapping, coal meekest., were summ oned, at the lastest* ot Mr. George Alexander Hood, one of the iaspeston of weights sad messages for the City, to answer a charge of selling one ton of wale, ea the 7th instant, sad delivering them at the house of Mr. Lewis Solomon., la Tramp-street, from a certain wsggaa which enlawfally had not a perfect weighing machine. Ten was soother swoop spinet Joseph Cooper, the merrier em ployed to maim the coals; and • third spinet G.orp. Ries, a. carman, toe the same effuse*. Mr. Child, of the fires of Child and Wire, solicitors, ap peered ea behalf of Mews. Irving and Brown. Mr. Child, before the evidence was game into, said that his elleoW pleaded guilty to the amides being defective, but then they were not to blame, is they hired a carter to Mks mad deliver the owls, sad each Of the 10 Mkt Weighed the fall 224 pounds beton Moving the wharf. Whea weighed by the direction of Mr. Solomon', the machine skewed • surplus quantity, whisk was taken beck to Irviag sad Brown ' sad thesellsoe he submitted that the dregs amid wit leseastainsil spire theta of net twilit a priest weiglimg seasidnee isesiwash sa, if say blame was alhadted he way see, it wise be Chewier. Al wawa Hunter said ha eimuld Ike wheat thowidesee. Mr. John Harvard, inspeeler of weights and mearaws, deposed to eesiog a crowd wombs Mr. Solowes deer, and observing some sacks of calk weighed. He directed the man Rios to takeout of them QC es he intineded tandri the ma alas, whisk he did. sad feud it to be 6 lbs. against the purchaser In eery 224 lbe. After the weighing, there was as exams of coals, which were takes back, The defeat* set up was that first of all Cooper, the sarrlsy was not aware that he was compelled to carry a reaching, and be this Mews the one complained of was a borrow. d we for the occasion, and neither he nor his rasa haw that it was in the least didsetive. It was thereto(' hoped that • nominal Ilse would be inflated, as they had not purposely mated arrow from the Motor their taking the surplus back, 'appals; the machine to be perfect. Alderman Hunter asked Cooper if he often was hired to deliver coals. Cooper replied that he was, but he never carried a machine of his own. Alderman Hunter said that es a carrier he must Dave known differently, mad as a lessen to him he should inflict a penalty of 40e. and 3e. wets. With respect to the man Rioe, he should only fine him ls. and 3s. costa, as he was acting ander his master. Thu Sue were immediately paid. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Cannon or ABIAULT.—Afr. Thompson was re-examined charged with having eassulted Mr. Cummins, ens of the pri vate secretaries connected with the Woods and Forests. Mr. Cummings got on the step of a Bayswater omnibus, which was then In% intending to remain there until there was a vacancy. The conductor did not object to this ar rangement ; but the defendant, one of the passengers, as al leged, without any previous warning, gave him a blow with his Set on the neck, and, alter refusing !Ward, applied sow abusive epithet to the complainant, and struck his unex pectedly either with an umbrella or stick. The defendant denied the charge of assault and bad lan guage. The complainant refused to move from the step, although loudly rogue • ted to do so by the passengers. The eseigia•mant called him a lackgefird, and then he certainly did give him a posh to make him move from the step. Tee comp`ainant having declared that no remonstrance hod been directed to tuna by the ..efendsnt or by the pawn. gets, and denied having applied the epithet " blackguard to the defendant, the case was adjourned to procure the evidence of some of the passengers. An advertisement hay leg been Warted in the papers, several gentlemen came tor weed to give evidence. Witnesses were heard on behalf of the defendant, who de posed that the complainant was remonstrated with for blocking up the door window bystanding on the step, bet complainant would tot get down. Nine of the witnesses op aid any bad languor. trim the defendant to the com plainant. Ous of them, Mr. DA, e solicitor, heard the word blackguard come from the complainant, alter he had bees pushes from the si,clow. AU the witnesses declared that th• re was no unnecessary viol.ope used towse d s the eomplainant One of the witnesses, however ' would not undertake to swear that bad language of so • kind did not pass on both sides. Mr. Hardwick Paid the conduefor was, as he had previously said, the parts who was most in the wrong. The complainant had in the first instance put himself in the wrong, by getting on the step of the omnibus, and riding thereon, spinet the wishes of the weenier+. Ihe question then was as to the violence used, and whether more then necessary. lie thought the evidence showed there was some violence, but nit more tbau was justifiable, and therefore the call MI6: be dismissed. tow, gke LONDON GAZETTE. —Friday, Dee. 21. on e .s , s • IaWPM Case. Boyn. lAnmakhr. Cotton Rinser. to air. nada Jan. 2 sod 21, at I at Manchester Court. Sol., Cobbett, Manchester: off. am* . YaU, Manchester. Claws' WTSai Davis, Brownlow.street, II Dorn, ltoenned Actualise, Dee. 31, at 1, and Jas. 29, st IL at tlesaughaiLstreet. Mieurs. Lloklmere, ChariuMmeow, IlluteLs Rause; off. rag., Graham. Otimeamotnet. Lawn Vanua. Ulna, Descesklrs, cyder merchant, Jen. 1 and 76, at 11, at Each, Court. 14211. 4. 1r r 5we11, Tams, and Mem, Ismer ; off. allw, Ramomlwr DICIA.LATIONS OT DWIDENDIL Ihmourr mid IlimemlialS Linle Leuutanis, Wood.etreat, City, Boated and MateleoW•riatomets-ftd sad Seal dm. of ltd.. Dee. 11, owl tbroo gtias miliammed deardi at Groom% Akan -r.lane• i o ns gnu. sonds WereMin-2ad and dad dh. of 60. itsfell MIL revise* dedered). Dec if, end say eiabseqmst , at WedWa sissi ltmsoisrar md aryne. Risme YO 9, Dithrdlm , plumber-Ist die. of en, Jan. 9, sod way enlimwesat y, at Patti Manchester. gams Wthsaaath math nesgesesse-2nd Mv. at Dee. 22, end Wm suisequent Omani" at Orem% Abeherint. Taoism Nude. 111.31614510 th. Bdsk. DoldnoLgrien, Umber aeronaut-Mt DA el lid., Dim 22, sad time masswemt Ilsturdele, at Orooa Abcburels kW. DIVIDEND&-Jan. 11. J. C. Adam" Dernseisautsint, Crs vondhh. square, grocer-Jen. 12. L. Abriandsr ad W. ffordp4t. Old llecoda attest, atr, merchants-42a. 11. 111. 0. AMY, Nersete, swam - Jen. 17. Elisabeth MIME and T. W. rsennoan. Neuesesismigim.Tyno. are--Jan. la. U. Ilannsa,walled Dintain, erirs. 14. W. liwaie, Ilimshosem nab 'emada-oWeet, City keene-ht in , duff m chant--J6& IL C. Z ogi niladD gma z ist 4 N Ter s triper -Jan. IL F. LIAM% WOOWIWIIt 11. J. W.GonDA Mw ffstink,MaDmir-Jaa. IL W. Ikea, 9. sisinjed. • emmdedon W I .ViOn• *abed. Dondiloder -Jam 17. IL MeoDetin nal J. Jokased i r . . d Orem. ethaillarill Mthbillatthrath-Jaa. IL M. D. Trothimm Wed Indin smeimmt -Jen. IL IL Logan, Ilimansmoton. draper ism IL W. WWI. Mordwort, melon muds deakse-dan. 11. I. Terry, limmenrltae, not menralsetwer. CZATIFICATIS to la smiMed, miss OEM be shams to the °Wray, Dm Dry of moods,. Jan. 14. A. Davies, W Obrophlre, cad roeronent -Jan. 17. J. Jeans" ea. IL IL Lard, Illrkmbead, coot. sleeks age S t i l l ir a4 n. 11. Use /teem, Breed-street, City, match maker-Jun. IL 0. Oedgwldt, Moorgalmalmot, CDT, dAdolter. gotripicalrig te be gragelk sakes tease be shown to the ecatrary, with& ri days tam date. Dee. IL 1. J. Cartwright, Wake& ld, Yortabire, corn elbeftbant— Dee. 13. H. Orem, Liverpool, tronwooger—Dee IS. Livesae, St. riartinh-lose, woolleadreier —Dec. 20. O. SW* , rier eltaat. WATER to be manned, sakes seem be shown to the contrary. Des 19. C. Abbott, ,Meet Edmonton, motet ermlaser—Des. 19. W. LINOS. Whitebait, Meat, coal merchant—Dna& J. Adnoortk, Rory, Warbles, gankner—Dse. 19. T. V. tlowsem Ilkmagkries, Vector — Hie. 19. J. Doff, Drury-lane, linendraper—Dee 16. J. Food, RI. Mooed, Surrey, licensed victualler—Des 17. L. Ouilleasme, Bee coss.stmet, Dakotas:red, maneketund De e. aca IL cia W. flowers—DM* J. Mallet, Tiverton, Devonahire. grocer—Maeda, Billow Walloon, lasesehire, Ikessed victualler—Dee. lg. L PMe Ilamag► ter, cotton and woollen cord manutacturer—Dee. 13. FL Pam" Notting-ha, l stablekee Jan. 11. R. Raby, Preston, Dee. 19. 19. R. ivery Solomon, J. Sa per da, and J. D. Geld, Birmangicami, posers. PARTNERSHIPS BIBSOLVED.—A. Alker and S. Alla., Lenembid, linsedrapere—klary Ann Bake, Margaret 8ate62 . 1 1 ): A. Cooper, Huddersfield, watchmakers—Mary Resell end E. L. Ander, Cherkey, linendrapere—J. Brooke and T. Birds, Cherlton.uposalwitoeli, Lancashire, common brewers —J-W. Browne, IL end S. Bransosehe, Liverpool and London, hide faders Beatty, Summia Clack, end Maly Clark, Oalbrd-street, ebild.bed lines wareboasekeepers—J. Pion acid D. Christie, Manebester, leer dads—nay Anne Distill and T. H. Beaks, Sunderland, milliners —J. Griffiths and W. Orifilths, Bristol, carpenters—J. Haineworth and 0. ILiinswortb, Fancy. Yorkshire, cloth manufacturers—W. Hyde and ti , Hls, Liverpool, phipbroters A BM Luck, J. Boueb, and T. Coatis Bread.street, Cheapelde, lines ware .o far as mugs Luek—w. P. Margetam and E. Phillim Londoe-street, City, and Wapping-wall, provision merchants—W. Porter and C. Porter, Mane, daft irdohire loinere—J. Rice and Mary Ann Thomp son, Brighten, child bed lutes makers -11. Stewart and A. B. Wilson, Clemenes.lane„ City, engineers—R. IL Wright and J. S. Benifold, Upper Fountalibplace, Cur road, schoolmasters. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Peru BnC■ANt Peterhead, atirlingehire, printer, Dec. 27 end Jan. 17. at Hendry's Star Inn. Stirltng. ADAM Ileums, Montrose, writer, Dee. 27 and Jan. 21, at the British Hotel, Dundee. ions FuotAr, Coatbridge, groom Dec. 28 and Jan. 18, at Drum. mond . * Hotel, A rdrie. Hamar Outs, Tullich. Ross.abire, farmer, Dee. 27 and Jan. 24, at the !dunks by lan, Munlueby. Purse Drowse, Newton Stewart, draper, Dee. 26 and Jan. 16, at the Galloway Arms Inn, Newton stewart. AICRIDILLU SMITH, Dumbroektleld, Stirling hire, bleacher, Deo. 27 and Jan. 17, at the Bed Lion Inn, Ysikirk. HOST KRY. ate —Loicse7 ex, Dee 21.—Prie. I remain firm et the advance in Yarns ; Wooly, both tort nd foreign, are more difiVult to buy. The manufacturers are not, we undcot able to remise the foe advances either in s oollen or cotton goods at present. For the time of the year the re ia a fair bunine-kg doing, and general eseploymeat. A few more shipping ordere, we tmderstand, have been received this week, and it Is generally maiden d there is a satisfactory prospect of full emplormt nt and fair wages fur the coming year. Full confidence being felt in the Main 4 IMMO of pre sent prises of material, there V little feu eatesteloed We year of the socamulatiow of stook. HOPS.—Woacsiresa, Dee 21.—The demand continues Rood for all fine samples, at good ratan; but we bale very little doing I. interior quaLtlea. The new Hoge are Dearly all mid. Prices per net.: t : Low new, 112 a. to 150 e.; fine and chola', 135 e. to 160 a.; yearlings, tia. to lOU., 1846'a, 500. to 70a. ; 315's and old olds, CORN.—Cusimorohe, Div. 21 . — The supply of Whist Us rather fallen off th is week, and the pries mud be noted to. per qr. higher for ell the Met qualities; red, 40a. to 44e.; white, 435. to 48a. Barley, of Ins malting quality, wu full; as dear, but inferior dreariskets were diSsuit to quit. Buns and us rather lower. CovseeraT, Dee. 21.—We have had a fair supply of Wheat at our market today, but we note no Improvement In the value. Malting Barley sold maw truly than last week, but at no higher rate. Demo a hat ti ads. Oats in good supply, end somewhat lower. DIRBY, Dec. 21 —W• had an average market toiday, that l'ut we cannot quote any material alteration in Deices beyond stating Wheat advanced la. on lest week's rates. Wheat, us. to 411 s. per 311 Ore; white, 41e. to 47e. Barley, 23.. to ate. Old Oils, to.. to Ms. per 24 stone. Beans, old, Ms. to 38s. per 38 stone ; new, 28s. to 325. Moue, 29a. to Ms. per JO soros. - - 3X119311, eeesequenee of a large county weft WA Yew Ms day we led my kw tensors an our cern ezeksmgo; Aw we* WI Meat smear Mabel nigher over last week's peiess NNW swel Oslo se dewed+ In yahoo ; but very little of either sort cm Oar. Bad Wheat, MM. to 405.; welter, 40e. to 41a. Barley, 14s. to Ws Oa 18e. per qr. HULL, Dee. Al.-Arrivals are small of all kinds of grain, with moderate lea of Eariffele. Wheat has been held fleetly at lest week's rates. bat there bee net ben a free sale thereat Malting Barley is negleetsd, whilst grinding b met a fair iale, bat at barely ' Let week's rates Item ship's eide. Mans and Peas in good dry con dition, are of steely solo at weal serxted rates Oats same asst le week. Linseed arrivals waist et 665 qrs from Petersburg ; 1,348 from Rig; 1,647 fads Memel, and 1,623 tags from Bombay. Of beat quality very little elks, whilst of middling and interim. the market has been well supplied. Swing to • continued slow sale of Cokes the emitters have not been tree buyers, and In ooseequent• sales are effected ot parcels es ship at rather under last week's rstes. Ripened is without interest. Whorl, &Wish, old white, Dia. to 41s. • new, 86s. to 415.; red, aid, Us. to 40s. • sew, 345. to 40e. Faitige, 1101 b. per bobs). Umbers aad Baltic: red, 35e. to 41a.; white, 41a. to 461.; Polish Odeon, Vs. to 365. Bar ley, malting, per L. ; its. to 345.; grinding, per 30a., les. Od. to 19a. 6d. Oats, per qr., Its. to lee.; new. 121. to 165 .; Russian, Re., per st, 7d. to bd. Pew, white, boiler., per qr., tea. to Ws.; blue, 171. to 85s; Finding, 631 b. per bushel, 24e. Od. to Ws. Beans, old, 6310. per bush.,2Ba. to 301.; new,24e. tons.; Egyptian, 131. to 3t.5. Tares, new, for towing, per qr., 23e. to 30s. • gruidir4, 631 b. per Isobel. 19s. to 21s. Rye, per stone, Bd. Meal, ' per ton, IL unwed. ,per qr., Black Sea, 436.0 d. to ushing 445. St. Pe'crsburg , fine, 4es. to 415. W.; pool cr, 38s. to 39i.; inferior, Die. to 375. ; Riga, 375. 6d. to 395.., Archangel, 38s. to 395. Od. ; Kcal/eters and Memel, Ws. to 196.• Wean foe feeding, 40$. to 431. Rape seed, par last, German anit Daniah, 301.; Black fies 161. to lel. Foreign imports into Hull during this week: Linseed, 7,048 Wheat, 2,317; Barley, 3,243; Oats, 134; Beans, 110; Peas, 1,125. LiNcOLtt, D0e.21.-We hays had a smaller show of Wheat today the for some weeks past, and, there fetes a tolerably Aso de mand, gout mania realised Is. more money. The Barley trade 's§ erns at late prices In Oats or Beans very lit doing. Wheat, red, s. to 4os. • white, 4.511. Oats 12s. to 17a. tle &in; sew, 28s. to ; old, 34 1. LiviearooL, Doc. 21.-There was no perceptible change in the velae of any article of the own trade at this morning's market. The town millers and dealers purchased very moderately, bat ato percale of wheat and American flour changed hands for WOWS ever, and the tone at tie trade was that of firmness. Barley, WM, sad Pees (matinee at same prices. Beans also remained =varied. ems Egyptians, the best qualities of which were held at 25e. per 4191110. Really good, and well prepared Irish meeting Oats, meta free inquiry at Is. 6d. per 451",-., yet other kinds appeared to attract little nodes. Oatmeal, notwithstanding the present heavy eupply, fully supported its previous value, a large proportion haring been sold belore arnyaL Indian Corn upon a' moderate demand, sustained former prices. Tuesday being Christmsy-day. our Bret market nest week will be held on Monday, the 2tth ice•t. Arrivals into Liverpool and from the 16th to the Pith Dee. : Wheat, 7,40 . 4 qra. - Barley, 116 ; Malt, 40 ; Oat', 7,475; Beans 756; Peas, 1,9-7; Indian (ben, 3,146; Oatmeal, 12,311 sacks; Flour, 693 sacks, and 9,786 barrels. - - RIPON, Dee. 20 —Our market wa% well supplied this day. The 'central Bales rather firm, particularly in Wheat. White Wheat, Ss. 3d. to 3a. od. per bushel, rod, 4s. 3d. to Ss. 3d. Beaus, 4s. 3d. to 4s. ed. Barley, 2a. to 26e. per qr. Oats, 144. to 21s. SCLILBO9.OIIOII, Dee. 20.—The weather has b-en for sme days, and still oontinues, very set; our farmers cannot in conse quence get t•n with thrashing. At our market today the quantity of i and kind of gnats cc offer is small, and in nothing can we alter our quotations of last wf ek. N hest, red, 4s. ed. to a. per e stones ; old, 2s. 3d. to 3e. 9d. White Oats, ltd. to Id, per stone; i,Leh, ;d. to 74d. Barley, malting, 21s. to 235. per qr. of 32 stones; grinding, 134. to 2.e. Superfine Flour, 33e. to Me. per ...ck of 20 stones; seconds, 295. to 30s. . . SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 21.-There was the usual attendance at our markt t this day. Ihe supply of Wheat wan modeoste, and the trade ruled very firm, at the full pri. es of hot week. Barley was in large supply, but the finest runs of malting readily found bums at former prices, while granary and inferior samples were a very dull sale. In other articles but little doing. The following were the prices : -Wheat, red, 91 We to 19$. 10s. : white, 101. to 111.-come rake,' 11/. 10a Barley, 235. is 26e.; best malting, 275. Oats, 17a. to 19s. 1.. r black; Ills. to 24e. for white. Beam, 2ris. to 345. Flour, 29a. to As. per sack. WAKSPIILD, Dec. 21 -We have a fait arrival of Wheat; the business done is of a more limited scale than last week, but the prices of this day Wanted are fully maintained. There is more firmness in the Barley trade, and tellers of floe quality get the advan. tam., with o.ore demand for second-rate sorts. Oat a..d Meting do not vary in 'slue. Beans go off el Arly, at previous rates. No vartatm In other articles : -The following were lbw prices :- Wheat, per qr. of 60lbe. to the Mobil, Suffolk Eases, and Lent, red, new, 42.. to 43e.; extra, 445.; white, Cs. to 485.; extra, 411 x.; Nor folk and Hunts, red, 311 s. to 415.; extra, 42*.; white, 43.. to 445.; extra, 46e; Lincolnshire and Oimliedgeshire, rd, 375. to 395.; extra, 415.; white, 425. M 435.; extra, 45a; Torksh re, red, 30s. to 38e.; extra, ; white, 425. to 43e.; extra, 445.; Dantxlc and lionigsburg, white, old, 43e. to 46a ; extra, 485.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red. 365. to 41a; extra, 445.; Mediterranean. red, :475. to alls.; extra, 395.; English, old, red, 40.. to 445.; white 495. Barley, per imperial qr., Nortolk and Suffolk, 261. to 29..; I xtra, 295.; Lin colnshire and Yorkshire, 235. to 25..; extra, 260.; Scotch, i3s. to 24..; extra, 1.55.; grinding, 2,w. to 215.; foreign, 265. to 225. ; extra, 24a Sem.% per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, fine, o;c1, 32a. to 335. ; new, Vs. to Dia.; ticks, old, 30a. to 31a.; view, 2 s. to 275.; foreign, cid, 26e. to Ms.; new, 2.35. to 27.. Oats, per stone mealing,Bld. to 9d.; ex tra, I od.; reeding, rid. to 9J.; extra, Hal.; foreign, rig. to 9d.; extra, 9111. shelling, per Lad el 2611 b., 22a to 2341.: extra, 215. Malt, per load of 6 Dunne's, 355. to 365.; extra 38e. Pr as, per qr. imp., blue and white boilers, 260. to 285.; extra, 325.: grey and Iced, 21s. to 255.; extra, 275, ltape'eed, per last imp., El glob, 201. to 311.; foreign, 2W. to 311. Linseed, per imp. qr., 34s to 445. Imports during the we, k heat, 111,578 qrs.; Barley, 3,718; IMte, 1,331; Beane, 658 ; Peas, 374; hapesetd, 149 qrs.; Shelling, 373 loads. CATTLE, &e.—CitaxisLa Dee. 20.—The show of sate! to-day was excellent ; by far the best we him, eon this sermon. Up wards of forty bead on otter, nearly all of prime quality. They con sist. d W tour short-borns, Galloway. , Wert Highlanders, Kylues, a few Irish and half-broth.. The grea test number sere Galloway.. Nearly all were sold, at from Pie. to 225., milking offal. There wets fully tourreore Sheep short of last week'e number. About lib on offer. Although the number was limited, the quality was much superior to that last week. The greater numoer eno-isted of Cheviots ; only a few black-faced. A clearance was expected. l'rioes: —Ewes, 4d. to 4ttl.; wethera, sd. to Sid. per lb., sinking aril. There were seven C.rlver ott offer, unit we think all mid. There is very little demand for veal at present. Prices from Syg. to ltd. per la., sinking °HAL YORK, Dec. 20.—We had a short supply of good fat Beasts, which sold at from ss. to Ce. per atone, many buyers being in the market. A email number of sheep were readily sold at from ..d. to Std. per lb. A good supply of lean neasts, and heavy sale. YORK CURIsTNIAS IiORBR SHOW —1 his show ha• been held curing the present week, and, if we may judge Iron, the number farelgners and dealere present, as well as the lame quantity of Item a shown fur sale, of all descriptions. a great ii al of business hes bet n trahracted. In fact, there seems to be but one opinion on the subject, that there has been sub a goad show for many years, and gool llorms rcld at very high prices. Vann this. , hunters and catch Gainer were snapped up gretdily, while those of lees pretensions met with read , waterers; for draught Ito Fos and good hacks there ass quick sae at remunerating prime. Ne may here remark bat norms are the only kind of stork in which farinels deal which have kept up their prices. We had os Lowe number of young Nags in the show. but not being fit for immediate we k, they did not nut di stets; these were presed for RR e In many instances at very tow prio s, abed breeders not being titre to keep them any longer. We add, that these were the only animals which did net meet wall ready Fourche* re. GLASGOW, Dee. 20.—Our market this =genii g w lareely supplied with ell descriptions of stock fn m our own grazing districts, with about 900 WA Cattle. The market was a very dull one, and prices down 2e. per cwt., and a dirge lot turned out unsold. Beet of Beef from 45e. to 40e.; pound, 41p. to 434.; Cowe, Bulls, and inferior Besets% 310.. to 34,. per cert., pinking offal The Sheep niark, t was a large and dull one ; lut week's price. not maintained. I.eet aged wedderp, 51d. ; second, sd. ewe., 4d. per lb., sinking offal. C.lves now dull, patties, 46e. to 495. Pigs also dull, at 30s. to Xs. pi cwt. M ETA LS -LONDON, Dec. 21.-There is wry little charge to notice in the Metal market thi. week. Weigh bar Iron con tinues firm at St S. free on board at thi. port. .tench pig Iron has again undergone a slight decline. We quote mixed Noe efis., aH No. 1, 470. per ton, net cash. Ihe t d owing are the current prkes. :-English Iron: Bar, bolt, and square, London, per tor, U. 12.6 1 . to St. 170. 6d.; nail rodo, ..1. 120. 6d. to 6/.1150. ; imopo, 71.105. to7/.150., sheets (4n), 51. 105. to 6/.1,0. i bars. at thirdiffand New port, Si. to 3.1. Ss.; re fine d metal. W ales, 31 .o. 6d. to 1 25• 6 d.; ditto anti recite, $1.15a.; Pigs In Wales, 31. S. to 41. ; dirt.. forge, 21.18 e. to 3/.3e ; dr., No. 1, Clyde, net cash, 11.6 a. to 31. la.; Blewitt's patent re. lined Iron for hero, rai l, ho, tree on board at Neorp.rt,3/.130.; do. for tin plate., boiler phiteo, a e., do, 41. 10s.; fhb linies patent t. Piga in Glasgow, toIrTC7, re.affued.hire bare, at the works. 6! . 10s.; Piro, d in t etalTordshire, 2!. Ina. ti U.; rails, V. to St 5..; Chairs, il. Portion Iron: Swedish, 111, to 111. 10s. CCXD., .0!. sa. to lc/. 10o.; PSI., 131.; Goorieff, ISt 16e. Foreign Steel: Bw. di.b keg, lit I'. to Ill.; ditto, faggot, 15/. to 111. 13e. F.raftlioh Copper; Sheets, sheathing, and bust., per lb.. litd.; tough cake, per ton, MI. tile, Sit ; old Copper, per lb., Rd. toftid. yet'ow meta obeatlting, Bd. Foreign Copper : ltus.3an, Slit to 90/. English Lead, pip, per ton, 161. So. to 161. 10a.; sheet, I: I. ss. ; red, Lead, 17!. 108.; white ditto, 22!. Go. ; patent shot, 18!. IM. Foreign lead, Sponioh. in bond, IS/. to ISt. 10s. Inglialt Tin, block, poi. cwt., St IS.; b 31. 14s relined, 3/. 19a. Foreign Tin : Hants, In bond, 3!. 12s. to U. 15 ..: Sttoito, 10. to V. 140. 6d.; Peruvian (6 mo., 2. per cent. dig.), $1.6. lid. Tin Hates :IC Coke, per boa, 11. 66.64. to 11. x.; IC Cluirceid, 1/ Ito. to It 120.; IX ditto, 11 17s Speller: Plateo, waieboused, per tor, 111, to 111. 10s. Zinc: Entrthih sheet, per ton, 20!. Quickoilver, per lb. ie. ed.- /huh, !oared!. GLASGOW. D c. 20.—W.• have 1 , ..d a ..re quiet tnatket MU week tioktera are keeping firm ; out, as there to little inatury, there te but little do au. N e quote the puke of Wiled Nee. at 46e. ea-h. The fo lowing table show. the romporative exports of *- iron from this di-triet in the month of November, for the past four years: Pms_Broomietaw 1846. 1847. 1848. 1649. Tow.. 9,5 0 18,730 11,371 10,328 loch.. 11,475 16 1:1 3,645 5,140 ea.i v~iva...:n Total Tons. 20.973 39,1141 Ihni 16,463 [Advertioomeot.)—A LIFE GUARDSItAN, ONE OF mat HABOIA bl WATERLOO, MUD OW HRIVISATISOI ST HOLLOWAY'S 0101112A7 APO PILLS.—Mr. Thomas Drew on. boullord at the Water too Mears, Coathem, Yorkshire, wia anlmted toe many months with rheumatism and rheumatic gout. Ilia I. tie we, e urvadfully painful, and disarmed with cams of every hue, tr ightful to behold. For ten weeks he was wholly unable to walk, the treatment he received from went medial men not only failing to do him any good, but leaving blot, in fact, In a oon(kiera'bly worse (oodition. At this juncture, ilielloway's pille end ointment were resorted to, and by their solo mea s be bad been retuned to health and strength.—tiold by all drueldlits. road at Professor ilailoway's esufgiskraent, 244, Strand. loodoa. MARKETS SUGAR.—The overawe price of Sugar, the protium of the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week endng the 18th day of Dec., 1849, is 246. Bid. per cwt. sugar the produce of the Maud' us is 24.1. 114 d. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the East Inches is Ross Od. per ewt. The average price of the three forcgoingeeecriptioos, J.lntly, is 284.3 d. per cwt.--Goutte. LIVERPOOL. Dec, 21. BCORB.-There has again bean a very good dented. both from the refiners and roars, and 1,000 Mods. B. P. and 9,000 bags Bengal have been sold, at an advance of 611. io la per cwt. on the former, end 6d. on the latter. To. ogn.-The sales of Porto Rico have been extensive, and would have been larger had holders been willing to go an at present rati 8; they amount to 6110 hhda., at from 36e. 6d. to 41s. rd. per cwt. For the lower descriptions of Brasil there has keen likewise a better inquiry, but bolder. g.nerally are asking higher nitre; the sales are 1,10.1 bags brown Pero:mhos), at 16a. 3d. to Ws. 9d. per owl. to hood. No sales reported in Mot-ssioss. Cot vses.-The public sales of 7,0.10 bags Costa Rica went off with great spirit, the whale fis ding buyers (chitty expo-tete) at 525. to sits. per cwt., being an advance of Is. to 2s. on former rates ; bags Looney= are reported at Sia to 37a.„ and 100 bags native Ceylon, in amend hand, at 525. 9d. per cwt. and boo Para (atoms sold at 29a. Kr cwt. No mks of Oilman, Parra; or Pizarro. KICII.--0,01.0 bags &Might filt. Id. for cargo. and its. to Its. 6d. for broken to fine white. Rta.--100 puns. Demerara have been sold at aieady rates. Cinves. -la the early part of the week the demand rum the tra le was very limited and the market irregular, ptices having a &ma ward tendency; on Weds sday, however, very favou- alAe reports of the Manchester market were received, which, with a more active in quiry hum spinner* and speculators, pries aced greater firmness, par ticularly tar the current quaff ies of American, • Lich arc in some inst aces rather dearer than on Enday Lat. Lower price. having been accept d for Br nil hove Induced a larger &trine: n; Egyptian mug al-o be quoted lower, and Surat continues very dull, specu lators have taken 6,560 American, 370 Penton, and LP& Mani,; ansi exporters 150 American and lab Surat. rt.. -Some alight speculative feeling has arisen for good common Cotigous, and a la r amount of busihess tronaacted at full prier s; Twonkays are in good demand for exportation at Pd.; Canton young Ilyson find buyers at Old. per lb. The *oleo in End India dryaalteties are confined to 50 bates flat mates& ,at N. Its. 6d. for ntioaling, and N. 17s. fid. for good, and 1,000 bags Clued at 10e. 6d. per cwt. About 650 bags Somerrae are reported at 25a. ricL to ails. 6d. (the latter very fine), and 200 lOW Remark of Sam, on the spot, and to arrive, at 12e. Od. to 13s. per cwt. The sales of Drswooos are 110 ton. Campeechy Louwooo at M. 17s. ad. to 61., and 170 tons St. Domingo at 4/. lea. to 41. Its. &i.; 50 tons Lima ISICAIAOVA WOOD bought former rates, and a swell parcel solid Rio Bache 132. ; 70 torso Ceara Punic 4!. 12a. ad. to Si., 10 tons Rio Hache U. 7.. Gat , and 60 torn Cuba, price not reported. No s ales reported in TaIteRNTINR., prices remain unchanged. 01 America& TAII, 500 bola. have been add at 10a. Id. per b[l. Rosin is in regular demand, but being scarce in first heaths, the sales ere trilling at previous prices. AMUR without alteration, some few asks effect, el at .9s. to 39n. 6.1. for P ts, and 36a. to 36a. fid. per cwt. for Peelle. NOM of all descriptions continue in demand, and some isles of salted River Plate and Rio Grande hare been made at rai her better rates. 140 tons Baionosa hare been taken at UI. for thirds. and 6!. ss, for good seconds 10 bales Persian Walnut, of goal qu tiity at 7!. 20. 6 small parcels of OtilAC and TARTAR at previous rates, and 20 plias Lax at Juice, the price of which is not reported. Nothing of moment doing In MALMLII or MAMMA Roof.: there is very little offering, hut prices very hen, 21.0 bags altinsore Bora KO at Os. 6d. per ewe Mere hap ben more runt g In OLTVR 01L, Oa/ tons realising iN. for Oalipoli, 441, fur Sicily, and 421.1.421. los. per ton I. r Levant. A [Reiterate busineso has been done sisAL and Co.. OIL at the qui.ta tb3lll. About lOU teas I laSeLla O L are reported at 298., and 25 tons Racial 4.115.6[1. tot ta. per .wt. Swarm of Iteesirrias continues dud of Rile, at fernier rates. Pat...w Oit.- In the early part of the week snia:l sub a were made at 321. lea end 3al. ; name arrival. basing since taken pace, toe market LI lower, and 50 tuna havebeen saki at 31/., °gine quay ; to artive,sso toms are re por ted -st 31/. per lOU. TALLOW le tastier flatter this weekattnall sales of YetersburgY.C.have been made at Bis lid. but aft . 3d. would hare been taken in quantity; 200 caplis fine North American 'Butcher's) brought ass., and Ina eines Past India, 39a. 6a. per cwt. S uth American has been in good demand, at about ral. wl vanee, fine having solit readily al:36it. &I. to 27P. fid. perewL-AnierlColl Lamb minima. to Aniline; the solve this week ore about 110 tons, at 320. 9tl to 435. 6.1. per cwL -20 tons Petersburg clean lLisr have been nod at 30/., and 2SO bales Jet. at 141. 5• per um. Gana.-Foreign %roasts are rather • better sale this week, at full pricks; new Irish must be noted Id. to 2d. per 7iihe. dealer. Westi rn CUM! , 1141 atO:ellille Canals Fun.. are both without change. Tal,Tot CORN le bd. rev quarter higher yellow brings 2.0. to 265. lid., white 29.. lid. to 30e, per tiOlte. ISCIAJI Mast. to unaltered to value. Irish Oats command full rates. Egyptian Buffs sell at 22.. to 25e. 6d. par 4800 a. BRISTOL, Disc. 21. SUGAR —Toe market has not been so animvud this week as might have been expectsd from the improved tone in London; meet of the refiners have a ouffielent sunnly to lost . them until the market re.openr on the Ist of January, and this ; t o'dig the eewon at which many of the des et it here take stock," they have not co-ed to increase their supplies until they have cum. i,l.•ted this operation. The woo: mein at market has also been very ..marten nt, and has offered no inducement t. the dealers to to dt after it ; the sales of the week have, oonorqueatly, been rather limited, and e insist of 300 hhds. Wes: India, c►iefly groceries, 5,500 ma... of Statiritiao for the pans, WO boxes low iehow flarannah, and 50.. bags Bengal. all at prices not presiou,ly atu.butile to per cwt advance. i be reflood market Is 'fey lively, mud may be quoted fully Is. dearer for all demeriptlana. Mone.dried goods are much trained, and would mety command fola round, but the supply la very Matted. Crashed meets a ready sale, as do pieces. and for low bastards there is also a be:ter demand. Treacle steady at 17s. ad. to lam Ito sales reported in rum or madames. Of BRANDT form large mints have 109111 reported this week, chiefly on dealer.' amount, bat no market transections have tali, n place. For Ours Ott. the demand is very sluggish, and the sales of the week are limited to some retail parcels at former prices. Dams Faure meet a brisk sale, aid the deliveries continue very large. Valenti' rabbi command 475. to Os. and currants, 38,„ to 425. as *n quality. Figs are set at all aorta of prim e, ray from 30s. to 704. the quality varies ..derably this IMMIDO, the lower de scriptions prepondrrath g. 011.41.111 S have been in demand, and errant parcels of St. Micheal's and Lisbon have been dammed of by public. fats at fall prices. COTTON.—LtvittPoot., Dec 21.—U the early part of the week a heavy tone pervaded the cotton market, sod disappeared on Wednesday; duos then the demand has been m re general, and pekes of Amoebae deserip L.es ban gone against the buyer, but barely untie extent of id. pi r lb. in all qualities. In all oth. r kinds, Sea lolanda Included, there la an chance. Brasile are attracting attention. There hne been taken on vend ,tion, 1,200 American. 1,300 Bahia, end 370 Penns& ; and for exportation, 130 American, and 100 aunt. Monday. the 24th indent, will be Itept a else holiday by the cotton week. Ilse committee's quotations 03-oay ter fair sotto aro :—Boweet, 60. Habib , ltd.; and Orkens, Old. Sales are estimeted at 4,000 balm, and the market deem very firmly. WOOL —Lonhow, Dee 2l.—Since the close n( the nb lie mks the market has continued arm, and m la cow lift on Importer? kande, rather higher rime sent sale& The ordeals are rely 29 balm Cape. In Eagliett e ror ood batmen has bees trammtatt, sad prism am agala • Mode ha 6year el th• Lune, D. e. h .ve not any chasm- to nodes in this branch of trader mord* menkams Wools. Piens of mid& epa• UMW to hem an wawa lindismg, Than Me been more Inquiry fcr elisMot Woe/ mid Ohm Dat e and rater impend prom' 1 One assa ciessias•l. SOUTHWARK. - - "DOLLY SHOP" PHACIICIP.—Laic Woolfe, • marine store dealer in Guildierd-street, was summoned before Mr. Seeker, for exercising the trade of • pawnbroker without a license, and amending and taking excessive interest on en article pledged a his shop. Mary Andrews stated that being in much distress and having Lead that the defendant kept what is termed • " dolly shoo," she sent one of her children to raise a small sum of money on an iron pot. The defendant examined the article and lent one shilling upon it, and when she went on the following Wednesday to redeem it the defendant charged twopence interest, although it had only been three days in his possession. In the course of the examination it was stated that the defendant was in the habit of taking articles in pledge of poor people, and charging a most exorbitant interest, al though he had no Ream to exercise the business of • pawn brok• r. The defendant attempted to exonerate himself from the charge by asserting that the iron pot had been sold to him in the first instance, he giving • abiding for it ; that in three days afterwards the complainant repurchased it of him, he charging her 2d. more than he gave for it. ' Toe complainant, however, reiterated the accuracy of her I statement, which was confirmed b her daughter, when Mr. Seeker convicted t e def. aunt, inflicting a penalty of 40s. an^ costs on him, observing, at the same time, that he was • determined on carrying out the previsions of the act agmst persons their of le defendant,ieileie.ee. f ellow- cr eatures, exercisinged sam i, e of tradethe by - which they plundered them to • great extent. LAMBETH. PLUNDERING FURNISHRD LODGINGS.— IV. C. Richards, who aescribc. himself us an engine fitter, was charged with stealing a else% from his ready•furnisked lodgings, and also wilfully damaging a chest of drawers and other furniture. Mr. Augustus Frederick Monk, of High-street, Vauxhall, deposed test on Wednesday fortnight the prisoner took a tarnished room as his house for himself, his wife and child, representing at the time that he had a pension of le. • day, end had regular employment for six months on a railway. Not paying any rent up to Wednesday miming, he called out to the prisoner, and told him that he must have hie money He replied that he was going into the City to vet some money, and should pay him what was due. Instead of sting into the City, h•iwever, himself, his wile, and chat, went into Lambeth Workhouse. On examining the room he found a set of drawers broken, and also the waabband basin. Tee prisoner admitted that he bad taken the sheet and pledged it fur sin. pence to get bread for himself, his wife, and edict, and added that distress alone drove him to the commission of the offence. Tee policeman who had the charge requested that the I prison.' might be remanded to • future day, when he be hid no doubt, be able to establish another charge L against him. The prisoner was accordingly remanded. PUBLIC SALES. Due. 21.—8 y Messrs. SiterILINFORTII and Boris, at the Mart.—The mansion and grounds known u Willow Bank, Fulham, lately the residence of H. A. Webster, Bsq., and recently the object of so much public notice, were sub mitted for sale by order of the mortgagees, and bought in for 4,2601. lentvoved rent 3f 1301. 3s. 6d , sutured upon 1,2, end 3 Addirestreet, Aldermanbury, tot 1 71 Pus 92=Pind— sol d for 9701. Absolute reversion to 2,2261. 14s. lid. Three per Cents., sad 6711. Be. 6d. Three-and-s. Quarter per Cents., receivable one halt at death of a lady 66 and the remainder on death of her husband 62 years of ege--sold fee 9861. Were F AAAAA °matt and Co., atflarraways.—Absolute reunion to 1,6701. 13e. 7d. Three per Cents. on death of a lady aged 68 —sold for 7661. Mr. liammonn, at the Mart.—Freehold ground rent ef 201 per annuls upon a plot of ground and premisesEvaline place, Commerciel-road, let for 66 yeare,land-tas redeemed— sold for 6001. A ditto of la pry annum, situate, with the following lots, in Bereave--tract-2961. A ditto of di. 10s. per annum-1261. A ditto of 141. per annum-3201. A ditto of 161. per annum, secured upon three houses and the Refiners' Arms public-Imes-3 901 . A ditto of 301. per annum-9101. A ditto of 61. per annum-1261. A ditto of 131. per annum-360i. A ditto of 201. per swim, secured sped the Lend Nelson and other premiert-6161. The whole of the foregoing lob us tneltdi ad Na land tax redeemed, sad, after the empbstiss at *scoot Isesse, varying bob 66 yen to 71 yens will be entitled to the set Natoli:=M 11= I,loo‘ pa imam • AETEOROLOGICA L RETURNS. BATI:11.1)/01, Dec. 22. is 49. The Starr of the Weather at each of the foUnoinit th icie • Nine o'clock yererday morning. —The stations an so nrranqed in ',vier ~ f la•i•tide. Comm a4 , ---- ------___,Straira _ Nemo al Pisa. w " W maw of Wiw i , ------- I- !Avows ....... .... N.E. (Palle Brame Clotati es Urns N.E Calm Partially Cheat Poirramovra N.W. ORRltte PM/Fe N.E. ri...._ BRIONTRII Monroe *mama mar Ilarm .as ammr ...... .. N N..E. Gentle Brew r,.. thantat emi.n, 04,.. a . aiRR0PR................ N. Calm Partially caWal OMEN WICH N. otatuarem OTtiftan ----. Sartriamt OXFORD N.W. Calm PrW Macaw= . N. (Made Brame s wat* Oo:rwar)‘ rmatie Pr.:, Parti" pani4 limmazao ..... -- E. I:l2("gli fl ß ßAPAlww" .. sarrota incit ran2 14311 48 . N.. ..L: CalmUftStmng oen , ammi ien tli tl u e e tine : l B 9; °"reklemi'llneigi i ii r,:„ -a'' E. eggs °LANDOW Eammaaaa .THIB I DAY, Naos /WA at Wet Ali 4 not mob 64 tI•7 th.,, achy sows" uouake Penally am y "landless Condign hrtially Chalks R Pr izeiPLll Get ain Snow Overeat Orermat Pada"' aciii Ovenrit Conroe of Wind. Strength of WintL - N N.E. Calm. The returns from the following places ace in time for publication 'eaten* indicate the state of the weather en TI Nine o'clock. BRIDOVWATIM Lzioerrow ........ Knorr Camws Yom WurisT Warn:Haim N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. Strang Breese (Mello Brew Gentle i weir Strong Breese Gentle Brom Calm N.W. N.W. fitrcTner Breese Strong ltreere Gene Greene Gentle 'item Heavy Gale Gene liner Hard Wiad OesUe Pewee N.W. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCIL 4164 If hippy Ossetia," mg • U..yra CASUALTI ES. Flora M'Donald, Smith, from Liveroal to Blotbay, pat ia here thin day, with 8 feet water in h«r ha, haviag sra c k on the lists and Barrels.—Milford, Dec. 19. Oak, from Adelaide to Swoons, was abandoned in lat. 6 lon. 24 W., in a sinking state; crew saved by the Xaeiha —Liverpool, Dec. 21. Samarasg, of Newcastle, from Mauritius for Ceylon, ws wrecked on the Mcdivec—August 21. Soutar Johnny, Morgan, hence to Mil J.neiro,whiehgot shots on Burbo, near Formby Ugh!, to day, is buried 9 feet in the sand, and fills with the tide; the ass km bests landed.—Liverpool, Dec. 20. (Pros est lIIVD. MAILS. ARRIVED. A in , imeerni—off Brbrtol, December 20, hew ..... --ONO! ALSTAS tbrtg)—at Deal, Decatrober 20, from ........ ..Cambi Aurion (barque)—at Deal, December 20, fr0m...............11.1011 Bee,. Hors—of Dover, December zO, f 0re...„..... _lwo, Bea-e—at Gravesend, December 21, from SoMebbni Cm:rests—at Gravesend, December 21, from ...flie EXAM :AL—at Shield., December 20, from.. ..... -....omlMgmel. ENNA--at Liverpool, December 21, from lemmtnee Failures—at Gravesend, December 2., from }laser—at Queenstown, December 19, from ..1 lionz—off Folkestone, from Jones—at Liverpool, December 21, from *mil LAW °OMlT—off Dover, from hen MAU, 07 ALWANT—It Queenmown, December 19, freni T.Z KLLI4 LOWTHZI4—at Liverpool, December 111, from -& New llama. -at Hull, December Is, trom EP ORISSA—off Margate, December 20, from Cktal OPNILIA AND ANN—at Gravesend, Dec. 2`, from Pena*, Parmor—at Gravesend, Dew mber 21, from ...11m ernes or Escaano--st Liverpool, December 11, from... Cliwa ItAaPal—St Liverpool, December 21, from Swirr—off Whitstable, December 20, from —..-....91.= BOLDAN—off Margate, December 20, from New flebms Uatcoeur—at Deal, December 20, from Names if teroata—at Portsmouth, December 20, from Joie BAIL RD Atmer-from Falmouth. December 29. to Permloto AttIIMMII t JACOSCP-from Falmouth, December 20, to _Bens Aou-ann-from Hu% December Yu, to re.ilirladt Ammon -from Gro - esentl, Doember 21, to Rotterdam Aura Moans-from Liverpool, December 21, to Hong Eam Aint-from Liverpool, December 21, to Rio Jaen AMDIJ-from Liverrol, December 2 , to eran Asza-from Liverpool, December 21. to Bakes Bissawinao-from Liverpool, December 21, to lnk Bruncrirs-from Liverpool, December 21, to Fernlike Blunt or /kernel-free Falmouth, December 19, to Barnes PRINCEM -from Hull, December 20, to liew Oder Cuournan-from Cardift. December 2' to Nemo CATIORINA-from Falmouth, December , 19, to ishe Cosetio-from Falmouth, December .9, to -MOM Carma-from Newport, M., December 20, to Jets CONCORDIA-I . IOM Waterford, December 19, to Lake Comex -horn Grave.etd. December 21, to CONDIZICE or GAIND -from Ommead, December 21, to Obel C. Comerrasam-from Liverpool, December 21, to Bee Csearoac-from Liverpool, December 21, to fresicoollod DAMSON -from Liverpool, December 21, to MVO Dotenis-from Toren, December 19, to enures DIVONpOrr-from TOrOny, Decembe r 20, to la m es Dannu.-trom Falmouth, December 20, to Emote-from Falmouth, Deeember 19, to. Lots Eusa-from Gravesend, December 21, to Sori.lk WM Fuss - from Gravesend, December 21, to Batavia Bums Bon-from Liverpool, December 21, t0...-Beroos Ape PralialiDM-from Liverpool, 'December 21, to .... ...... .. ........... PO:Mit-from Gravesend, December 21, to Gbest Foorantriax-from Liverpool, December 21, t0...............Tainnia limo° e l m-from Brietol, December 21, t 0.... .......... A.lre's Gsuuro-from Liverpool, December 21, to Maki Guarn-frame-from Liverpool, December 21, to Deserve Guarino - from Bristol, December 21, to Bt. Timettl Gas. Roan-from Falmouth, Dec. 20 to Ivassos -from Liverpool, December h. to Se ß eran .1011 N WALKER-from Liverpool, December 21, to ..... Apalacbion Jess-from Liverpool, December 21, to Bar = LIFFEY-from Liverpool, December 21, to LADY Rowtor -from Liverpool, December 21, to Gibraltar LEMIONA-from Liverpool. December 21, to Trashed MANUS thattense-from Falmouth, December 19, to Balla SIAZEPIA-from Liverpool, December 21, to Chanute MARIA Thane-from Liverpool, December 21, to ........ --Van Mortr -from Liverpool, December 21, to Teen NAOKI-from Liverpool, December 21, to Bev Tork Sot vtus EWE-from Queenstown, December 19, to 1 21199 9 191 Ove. men-Atol. -from Falmouth. December 19, to w.... Liem - - - • -- . _ - - omen' OCIAN QUEILK—ham Brie.ol, Urormber 91, to. PANDIA—from Liverpool, December 21, t 0... .. PANTIOLI (TOM Grammend, Deelegem 21, to PLutorrit Roca—from Liverpool, December 21, to PuoviotNez —from Liverpool, December 21, to Panto Com.—trom Falmouth, December 20, to RODZIOVKII—from Falmouth, December 'l9, to ItrouLtroa—from Liverpool, December 21, to stemma—from Gravesend, December 21, to ....... ... SPILLUIZA —from Liverpool. December 21, to ......... ......... Rovaaktow —from Bristol, December 21, to Meg gal ,loot THOMAS—from Torbay, December 19, to WAVIRLIT—trOIII COWPF, December 20, to Wu= D Morel—from 'Warmth, December 19, to We. throvoia—from Falmouth, December 11, to ...... .Taleds Iris .01111 :..,~ VEBI3BLB SPOKEN WITH. Corttoooss, from London forJsnudes, Dec. l5, lat. 49 N., lon 12W. Carets Eons, Nov. 17, lat. 10 N., lon. 22 W. Euston. for Calmat', Nov. 18, lat. 13 N., lon. 2 W. 111ALIVAX Parma, for Bombay, Nov. 18, tat. 8 N.. lon. 25 W. INTREPID, from 1 radon or Bt. Helens, Oct. 23, La 2 N., ca. 23 w• Lornox, for Launcenan, N0v.19, lot. 11 N., lon. 24 W. tint H. Hsuntytte, trom Hong Kona for Cape of Good Ild° 6, 13" Is.. 9 N., lon. 109 F.. W, Wtsson, for Hong Kong, Aug 15, tat. 39 6., lon. 60 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS , BIRTHS. BADllllllGGy..—rec. 17, at Woolwich, the i..fi, of Capt. BahlWinh — /14;1Eiiitteers, of idaughter. Bl9lloP.—Dee. 19, at York-place, City-road. SIM J. BhhoP• of n t BOND.—Dec. 20, at Anglerey.barracko, Forlorn. the wile a 4. " 4 Bond, EN., Lieut. and Adjutant of the 4th (K•aff,. , Own) twin daughtero. SAVIDSON.—ree. r, at Lee, Kent, the wife of P. Baraboo, EA" of a sou. , PERGUSSON.—Dee. 17, at RutleadAttreet, the wife of IL D.re• 'roman, Esq., of a soo. MARRIAGES. POOLE—JECKS.--Dec. 20, at Bt. Mary, Winston, by tke Sure, M.A., Rector of St. Stephen* Bristol, Henry Pranz , .... son ot the late IL Poole, Req., of Gray'sdnn, and Great L'a.l Middlesex, to Rhea Ann, only daughter of W. leak, '" Winston. ROUSE —FOXWELL —Dec. 20, at Great Bet lierdr‘ Mute, t oe Rev. W. Madge, William Rouse, kl = 4.4 , 6C111 .... t1 i bury.sil Maids-Talc, to Miss Elizabeth Bones daughter of the late Mr. John Foxwell, of Great WinceMr et, C " e a. BTA.MDISH ity. —COX.—Dee. 19, at Carrick.an.Shannon tbe Rev. R. N. Standish, eldest eon of R. Standish, Re uo n " Rhea, youngest daughter of Capt. C. Cox, J.P., Carrick , teitnm. SUTCLIFFE—SUTCLIPPL—Dee. IS, at St. Thom.. k B edg4 Church, the Rev. T. Sutcliffe, Id.A., of Maird. lo°" " e "stes, bridge, and Incumbent nt Ileptonatall, yoricvaire, t° u e b, youngest daughter of R. Sutcliffe, Req., of lurid/A.4 l k, De g dm bridge. DEATHS. OOMERFORD.—Dene. 19, at Onford.qual 9 , C. " 4°4 Earl., aged S.S. DEACON.—Des. 17, Narah Ann, wife of C. C. rumen, 14+ da. ,0f I down...l)looe, Brighton. DUTTON.—Deo. 17, Frances Louisa, wife of Mr. B. DOA 11104. heath. HAY WARD.—Dec. 17, at Stirling., Wantage, Berke, 0 . Ea r " SYNEIL—De e ok. aged 57. JO. 19 Honor, wife of J. E. Joyner, EN, of 01.1 Dan, Hwen, aged 211. LUCAS.—Dee. 19, at Taunton-plow, Regases.psek, the witted W.O. EA. - - ---------------- r - Am Wg ‘' Ptunad and pnbilabod ► Wna.un lingo li.isa a 1 4 0. i bi w oo lins% la the atY a Londa t l iz in x s t ami ter , the enna bicolia N . 7, dm% in the Fulham at [ MA • ~.....1,- . . • N o. --- .. 11 331, 4 •"' tl i ili i . 4 t • •••• •-• Ole upon and wi The followina Aga eff-eted when aunt= Age n'n en mitt • policy in affected. Save 2 0 .., £l:2. 3S ... Vat so ... £llO as ... £ 209 4 0 ... £237 FIRE INS[; • and profits rota • .tr• i'r AD a Ce , .1 -:o4s , S 1 E STA CIL BY R CHAR The assured A low Axed Parties • . • FIRE INS Yalu, and hi ProsPenln• Alt • ilga eta Viet., CA • assurance In tin of r ' gr : a l l offulB p gn of tta. : l l° lyiw ei ri„: l .r rr , Y l 2l : f i U tonn d A i i th :nnc tl le :she Pu ot i ( ole tl c r f ,. ... ap c PREY I'll The dos an aged, le' pair of the I swim i ‘r Ito poet free, is ThCS-• Ra and will, si bmad with. shave them the most • C. SThW Deserlpti , e free. " In the of that tit Invention n "It can • etanmer • ably short . 'nutted r TAB "Burton i ling at WI man.aite, the only • . table huh' 9e. • if to size., m e ferrule., n • &siert., is per dozen ; The large 4 wise, tool . We11...t• I • - F"N Bo vial% WI ROOM r., no.n-atr , mortar OEN LR k either for monthly, Manua Bright % ditto wit • guinea): steel fen £ 2 IS& Totter a money with e ... A.D.10)0 A. IA LANtrs. cr..‘t I • writer • Itippon No.l, . selling. eked d. not top Port) fr k . -- --. --:...... tranqu' Compa 15.. am other. ment, vit.. gan e tt , C lily if evilly of 110 Maur' by re Rowl ? la n e '' , Itowi . and more rpm i• " it , . with Bon.. oho: .. S 1 • .C . E. 3-: B D^ .. '1 .9. A ... 6 a a , et • ex .. . J • de I. IN 1 of • .. [ i Hamburg Holland Lisbon .. Pacific India Boutlampton India via Mazseillas Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannali West India Brazil Dee. 26 Jas. 7 Da 23 Die. U Da. U Doe. ss 0...