The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-17 00:00:00

on.) Byes Jame" Yeses said, Is "Miller v. Taylor" (4 Banews) : hest mons', the tole proprietor of any copy say deiteinsise whether he will prise it or sot. u p psr moss lakes it to the press without his 'sagest, be is eer4iniy a , thesek le ease by it by legal means, or by loss err r e Lvidensa foe he treargresess the bounds of kis must, and therame is • heigaseer. It is "utak every use hos a eight le keep his own sentiments VIM plums ; he hue musialy a eight se judge whether he will make them pub& or cessimit them soli to the might of his fries& la that state, the msanemnipt is, is every emu, k i i i s s feseliar pro._ rximitellbsineleaa as take it freiz i lsits, e s = y se 4 i p s e ct violable at his ." Thug ore the words of Mr. Juane, ?arcs, the t .l whom judemest in "Miller o. Tighe" we ere all esquisted with. 14ow, this puteetios by the unmet' law el 11 = 1' with Ile oeseeneses ab s g y seaset evaded, I eggeduad, W • Pessimism. erercast's trudge, ge, mainsail - by Lord Hardwiske, wee a tresnalleth Thu then is the "see et as abeidgmest or • num • revs , pr ohms to twat it the roma character Oho week reviewed, to analyse or cheese it, and to show , hem the mates's, some nesse' hr the praise or Opals whisk it may partieshrly due • week lawfully pub lished is the sense of the term Mods, in this tempest, I esseeive, d hem • work that bell UMW bees is that vale. The Soma may be bids to be IfSWOOSII, abridged, asegmd, or inhibited in morsels, esesplimested or treated orboolos. • maser is whisk the latter I. set. ort=Yemen, haul ef • transiaties, or abridgment tlie ease cif a eatalegeo. Sapp we a mu to have composed a 'gaiety et homy weeks, whisk are insocent (to use Lord lildes's exprendes). smd whisk he hue sun or published. Suppose • loteuladge el them should printed by some unseregaiess pees, who prints, with a Mew to eiresiaties, a deseripdve catchy" or mere list of the memaseripts without his authority or sossest. Does the law slow this ? 1 hope and believe set. The same pricei. vise which roust seers amid missymast, I usenve, geese. this Wm. By the pu blssl et a work that a per son lime written to parthisler perms, or is pannier sub bhe may M .speed sot merely to sucesna, bat he may raised. Then may be lb his possessive retuned letters that be has writhes to looser ourespendests, the pbliestion of which. however harmless the comissateatices were at the time, may set is after life be a rooms memistims, se his writings may be otherwise quoted as aquaria, la so meet with his outward babies or his worldly respects. There are mailings even now in whisk to be sosvieted of literaten is dangerous. The mosseeripts may be thou of • man, is secesat of whose same or lame a mere list would be • matter of plural caning How many persons could be suationsd, the publisatios of a catalogue of wham unpublished writings would, daring their lives or afterwards. con sand • re ad y sale ? The gees:ion, however, dose sot turn epos the lota amusat of the mischief or sdvantage lost or foist& The author of the manuscript, whether be Is hems or obseare, high or low, us a rght he mg of them, whether light or heavy, entertaiUag or dsll, windbag soluble or wasehable, they shall not with out Ide newest be puttied, 'Ed, I think, to use a dishesset Imeggiedige of them far the guru ely composing and rib Ming, sad so mom sod publish. a catalogue of them sweets to a of this winds the principle and . theme. Asemmkg *slow le he so, what is its foundation ? Is this respect It Me set rehrimes te any considerstions smog Manny. Thies with whom our umnion law arigi sated had at violably their may merits that of beteg pantos of letters; but knew the duty sad se emly of protecting property, sad with that grunt object laid down rules providently expansive, rola capable of ar t dtheenenvee to the various forme and modes of pro lyalat gems and cultivation might discover or intro restallisseK metal labour, thoughts sad sentiments sad gettemed, hecanie, as knowledge went onwards, whoa the oakum if men's understandiog 'deuced, • kind el posperty impoodbio to disregard, and the interference of median hoiden= as the 'abject, by the statute of the Bth of OWNS Awe proUring by its title to be for the eniessigusent of learning, and using words for that peopese—whether it operated is augmentation at diminution of previous rights, having left them to mug extent untouched, it was still said that the common law provided for their mourity, at least before publication, with the writer's °mut. The species of thing in which property Is claimed ought to be particularly considered in deciding the question whether a nght in it is invaded, and how the invasion in a particular came should be prevented or redressed. This class of property is by its c cot oor poresl at all, or not so exclusively corporeal as to require to be &feuded against corporeal stunts. But it is is the principle of protecting property that the con sea low in cans not aided nor protected by the striate shelters the survey and privet thoughts or sestisiesh emamitted to writing designed the author to remain sot geserally known. Isis has , in e , bees oftes .11'41814y &shred, .or by goy judge mores distinctly thee by Lord Bides eta several emeasioos. I have washed all the cans which I have bees able to meet with coa ar tsting eu re. cadent, for is jennies, awl I tad that they all os the greeted ef Oh pregmty is the plaintiff. 8 beteg, es I balleve i the where tin& - hssisoss of the common !w aste ammasiefils independently et parlisseatary addltiosa and its apostles smut of amenity be mailasd to The. maid he to limit the rule by the the palms of labour is liable to inn sisalkan malsgestmesmor there must be, I suppose, stills to =slogs= proliseties ar redrcu. Such I consider the ease of methinissl verbs en weeks of art executed by • rue for his private OM Whatever protection these may hue by the est of pediment. they are not, I apprehend, de serted by the comma law. The principles and rules whisk it applies to literary_ composition' sad ma. swipes rasa to a masidsrablo extent be applicable to these, she. Yr. Justice Yates, is "hl War and 'Taylor " (4 Busews, 2,336), says that an author's case was exactly similar to that of as inventor of any mechanical tome*. sent. His warts are " Both origtaal iaventions stand upon the ease footing in point of property, whether the care be raselesic,l or literary, whether it be an epic poem, or an missy. The investor of as as well as the author of the other km a right to determine whether the world shall see it or set."—Property in aechartical works or works of art executed by • mass for his own amusement or in strnetim es allowed to sabsist certainly, sad may before publication by him be invaded, not merely by copying, but by a description or catalogue as it appears to me. A walnuts of such works may of itself be reliable. It may electusily show the bent and turn of mind, and feeling, and tame of the artist especially if not professiotal. The portfolio of the studio may declare us much as the writing desk. sees may employ himself in private in a manner very 11111111611, but which, if disclosed to society, might de say the smart of him life, and even the SUM'S of it. Brayer, hoverer, has a right to say that the productls of his private hours is am moons liable to publication without hi eismot, because the ribliestion might be creditable or Is him the it would be if it were otherwise. i a s emir sheathes specifically to the particular in tim. the murk vs cannot but see that the etchings, helg onsseted by the plaintiff and his consort for their r is Zisso 7 -beieg the produce of their private lobour—be he themselves, they were entitled to retain in • state of gdenegomd *withheld them frost publication ; and that Nita Wok kftully clear, was not lot by UN linutad eimmtesieeliss Idle they appear to have made, nor was it essfiesi is the pelting or taking impregnate without or bleed lb* semist tram the plates, which were their undailai pesgarty. It extends, I conceive, to the pre walks at plemas o who have unduly obtained a knowledge of the lialisele“ the plates, Irons publish* at lest, by use w* udmeriptioa of them, whether mere or is the fora of a summary or emoiegue. Bat I ameatisami. I repeat,. that the means of aspensg and hestios the catalogs. in question must, on the maim isle ham the *art, be taken to have been obtahmed duly, list list is, without the caught of the plaintiff or his Nowt, and without say right to do so. =eel, equitable, or legal. Can I then deny it to be as imageries* with aaether's property ? I thUk not. The &ballast appease to am se ham - bees seal% LEI: um ter his ma ps& of that whisk bar set so him. That the Masse e ve r sting ensd T: 86. 11k• was to be so maw ism ma mad thst it would be mg saleable espies wools be and that edition shun es wowidt s te rsa perehesstowlit mama the Wag"pasha's hem a n & set erg an so eseelg it or goasseal bilrestamo el the eimillassaal, or the net W Wally or mem* reined Moe en mess genii) ,• hat on mem& of the slid owl eshohniel port of the pulsations. What, bummer, MI be the delindrate m a i m u that atm poem but 1118 maw al Se Sham to them ? It is foe them to lass or bestow, etohsal improseioss, sr ma a stranger be album= that they 5 11 sot. They (the owners) an shoe to geoid* when, sad bow sad for whew ad =their property shall be asadi use of. I think, set wily that the defendant here is an iseed* the plolatilrs right, but that :Lilt. iambs is et such a kind, es it affects this pirspe as le Wine the plaintiff to his pre sent aeensiy lejeseliss, esti if not the more, yet cor bel* ese thellB/4 imam it k aa laminas. an mabocamiag 'ad emesesely istrumismes intrasioa set aim • hued' of convestiesal mums, hat efsesim to that Inmate mass of propriety which is asthma awl hervaion ems fitly describe that whisk b a snail wing hits the Plitet7 a domestic life— L* bomm—• woldi Whale hurts antesett hi—fats the here at a family whose private life hoe set /heir only magesideeable tide to the meet narked rrispos. its pin the seetreiat that bee bees imposed as the Maim;ly cemempostly, what I as sot Sow at leeet Mimi to de. lib Law them oilorki to tbs gambol et tits admit elbllll, of the salamis esstmlemi rit ow saliva& filed Z a the anemias cf the stem& medal for an injuae. essi=the Mesas. .1 /*--sellea at the latiatioa to led bees hienoW te be stem, bet was held Ireelliset dna =ee I wad, OW stating that la led bawl the isotemelem that the tact, do gs* latgagg, dos alliatem was she work willikim:Antlisewo, wee sambaed to be Wee, his Mom meld. miaow hi this maimmust, those amps' . lowa the mild& te le ha Ware the most, et S • mom of immesh el west, to sake It right sot et iirsem sift% at all events, of the came, to take die of s mat st by sa the uses the, bat to tofu* L---..... ttr itetidish wadi is le eamthate the it i re M *kaVeri a lL s Zoor ill. ' ami ZZ da g tail *Mk lig MA tan* Oboe. mai min an imeisamblog am poem s the man. em imae is " v. Weire" - ate Ibm diNgsmem. Thu 1110- Ilia Is Ms misimpasyke lab afre, is sesemml alaisial, he alb militia Ile sari way, wait that, his Roan sop peel. sit meraka of acts sot to emitted. Mae aimed as aft smog why both suits shedlose he bawd Is out Matey THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 17, 1849. tigidaat a draper, at Newport Pigswill, ia Burliophamehire. Ia March, 1848, the plaintiff supplied the defendant with I rish to the unmet of 241. 10s. In July he drew a bill at three swaths ter the same, which was accepted by lb. 4.- hollow. • farther surly of pooda amounting is noise to 311. 45., was made by the *lad, to the dihedrals, am the let if Avian ea dealt .1 three swaths as the *Wilt egateaded. Oa the 10th of Oateher a hither was Mae, aasomathig to 21. Id. Is 2 1 1% t h e geode whisk wets said is Mpg the 4hiadrag the mossy ieso gout, sad *WM that the watt hal am el pired.—Mr. Hill, for the ileheffaat, admitted the supply of the geode as stated he the phial"; bat he seateaded that the Owns ea which the sap* of Angola Ist was aide were the gene as with the tram order. The credit, there/are, with respeet to that partisaler supply cad not (molted at the thee this ashes had aggsgameed, as the 11111 of November— *, eight Ming tear gamthe owl a three ninths' bill. The leaned mead Gaffed a wham who was present wiles the order was glees, mad who digtisatly swore that it was ties stated that the waft was to be " the eagle as the last" — The Jay almost bamoodiataly returned a verdict for lb. die tendsat. PREROOATIVR COURT—YarriaDAy. Moro 81r Ms Opium MITOItIO Fralax7- 7 1ir7Hogosid stated to the gout that the testator died la Florence, whoa he had assiderable FEand loft so child, bat hai adopted a girl at the Z, of 12 pan, who was sow 'pealed le a Mr. De , While Brims he executed a doted, resents` to him self a life interest ia his property, in which he pap the whole of his peepers to this adopted child, and Mr. De Coster had sakes po of the prison, at Florence. By the law al Fiona, the child sae COSSMOrttI to be legPimatt. Mr. Cater sow applied to have administration granted for the purpose of tails, possession of 3,7001. Consols. standiap in the Petatoeo same, he t tif, by the laws of Florence, died iatootate.—The Court t the proctor should `ice his consent to its mi ng for the crown. When that woo obtained it saw no objptices to granting the application. wsll to that he saw hiss a few mesaents before. The pd. r sneer then ran past him, hut he ailed police, and a constable took ha r into custody.— The prisoner was remanded Buravotancs.-11r. Norton received from Mr. ?A'Ressie, the asserstery of the Daiwa Club, 101, the subscription of SOBS of the members of that club for the peer-boa of this wart. SOUTHWARK —CONSPIRING TO DEFRAUD • RAIL. WAY COMPANT.—R. DRACON, and Mary Duncan, his wife were twahathisold, charged nil conspiring, with another person (set in custody), to obtain money the London and Hall Western Railway Company, pretending that they bed reestred serious injuries in one o the 'reglad class =.IIIIR the 6th Sept., owing to a collision .—T. Berridge Mint los leas in the habit of supplying Duncan with grefgagrerwy articles, and from an entry in his book he found that he had been at the prisoners' house on the 20. h Sept., and neellasted baying seen the Ina .1* prisoner, who sp rigged to be in her usual state of health. She dad net mead's to him that she had met with an end. dent on a railway, nor did she seem to be suffering under any bodily illness. A letter, idea. tilled as being in the male prisoner's handwriting, and addressed to the secretary of the above companyL wan read. It asserted that Mrs. Duncan ar.d a Mr. O'Brien had been seen by the medical genthman representing the company, who was of opinion that they had received serious injuries from the accident referred to, and that the writer was willinr to accept 601. for the injuries done to Mrs. Dun can, and that Mr. O'Brien would accept the like sum pro vided it was at ones psie.—R Darks said he was acquainted with O'Brien, who is brother-in.law to the male prisoner. In December O'Brien called upon him and produced a letter, which be said ha wanted him to copy—he mentioned that it relatsite es amilestbie sister met wath In a railway carriage. The Latter wa l laby! Dee. Id, and was esfollows: —lam O'ifm lsvf~ mate spoliation to me this TDOnlillif re r minde media glide teek visa on the North Western Railway ma So Of thgamter, I Sega Mats that I wen present, being one aides peseagges sa that nniertome 000114111, and that I was in the wreemnage wan Me. Maks and Mrs. Duncan when the accident irk end therwaths I new them en the line, and likewise at Wan end ems to ten with them. I wee very much drat andfood did set argot It for may days, bat having received polsoler Wury I elm trouble and( stout it, nor had I any tinning will ad Mod spa by railway U I an go by any oiler very much frightened sad hurt. I had rid l r ge. ollthei lli =r mated me at any time he might depend 2carsem knead, if I could do so conveniently, as I con k a passe/ prom negligence somewhere. I will do myseU Me hawse of waking on you this afternoon at 3 o'clock If you wish it, but an leseing town on Saturday. This was seethed li. Duke, and addressed to S. Harrison. solicitor.—The witness laid he copied the above letter, gavegrad the copy and original to O'Brien. He had pre vioustold witness that nth a letter as that refined to was required before the railway company would grant compensa tion, as • party who was present and witnessed the accident was either absent abroad or dead. In answer to Mr. Clark son, witness said there was not any truth in what was as serted in the letter, as to his being present. Witness was to have hod 41. or 61. O'Brien afterwards took witn , es to Mr. Harrison, who inquired some proof of respectability of cha meter.—By Kr. Clarkson After I copied the above letter, I had my suspicions. Subsequently I gave a voluntary statement of all that I knew of the transaction to the solicitor of the railway company. I saw O'Brien on Friday lest, and teeters he left the room he expressed a hope that I would tot sprier as • witness against him in the event of his apprehen sion.—Duncan here requested that some letters relating to a correspondence between him and Mr. Harrison might be read, as he considered that it would be of importance.—Mr. Cottingham accordingly perused one of the letters, in which a pen was drawn through the words the s:h April, and the 6:1 of September substituted.—Darke explain ed this by after he made the mistake himself, and it was corrected by Mr. Harrison.—Mr. Cottingham (te Darke) : Then you reprasated tolir./1 liaison that you were hake train when the alleged accident occurred. Darke: I certainly did. In answer to Mr. Cottingham, Darks said he now regretted what he had done, but he did believe that the accident had really occurred to the parties, and that was the reason he had the folly to copy the letter.—Mr. Clarkson here took an opportunity of observing that there was nothing whatever to reflect the slightest imputation upon the charac ter of Mr. Harrison in the part he had taken in the transac tion, when the offending parties attempted, through him, to institute proceedings against the company. The learned counsel then said there was still one of the offenders at large, and on that account • remand would be necessary before wading the case, in its present fora, for trial.—Duncan said that he would save the time of the court by making an avowal that he was guilty of having participated in the offence with which he was charged, and that he was now only anxious to make every reparation in his power, by giving all the information he could to the emu pany—thet In was only guilty to a certain extent, the chief criminal in the affair being still at large. The prisocier then reverted to en awful aecident which occurred in his family since his and his wife's apprehension, and said that on Saturday last, his only bn, a child of five years of age, was burnt to death, and that his owa sufferings on that ac want, as wall as the situation u which he and his wife were plow% were of the most dreadful description, and he trusted that the miseries they tethered would operate in some de gree as an atonement of the offence with the company—that his wife had and entirely under his control in the affair— and he trusted at all events that she would be permitted to be at large upon bail, in order that she might he rant to attend to the burial of their unfortunate child.—Mr. Cot tingham deeply deplored the accident, but said that he should remand the prisoners until Monday nest, but under the cir cumstances would take bail for the female prisoner's appear ance. WANDS WORTH.—A PatensNuasz.—Eliz Brick:tag, a pauper in the Wandsworth Union,waa charged with ill. using the children of Brazier.—She was sent by the paro chial authorities as a nurse to Brazier's wife, and was al lowed ss. per week. His wife died a week ago, since which time the prisoner had been continually beating the children, one of whom was a girl about nine years of ege, and the other a boy very much younger, whom cries were repeatedly heard during the absence of the father. On Monday morn ing Brazier went out to work, and on returning home in the evening he found the prisoner drunk, and the children cry ing from the ill-usage they had received. Subsequently he went out again, and his back was no sooner turned than the prisoner knocked down the girl, and commenced kicking her with such violence that her shrieks brought in a neighbour, to whom the prisoner said she would beat the child as long as she liked. The eldest child was then on the door, and pri soner was kicking her.—Mr. B 4 adon said the prisoner was a woman totally unfit to be employed as a nun-, or to be entrusted with the managem-nt of children. Her conduct had been brutal is the extreme. She would pay a fine of 31., or be committed for two months. She was committed. MONEY MARKET. T rESDAT EVECING. The liquidation of the account was the great basi -1 ness of to-day, and various fluctuations of prices were the consequence. The disturbing cause was the French intervention in Italian affairs, by an expedi tion professedly in favour of the Pope, but which, it was apprehended, might end in a collision with Austria. Console, therefore, opened rather heavy for money at 891, with a continuation, however, to the February account, opened for the 13th proximo. They improved afterwards to 891 buyers, leaving off 891 to 1 for money, and for account 891 to /. The liquidation has been attended with some casualties, declared, or reported to be forthcoming. A cousin of the Rothschild' was reported in default for about 9,0001., with only about 5001. to pay with. Other defaults were mentioned, the notice of which may be more fitly deferred tillto-morrow, before which, perhaps, amicable arrangements may take place. This account has been one of the few occasion, in which the public have but the Stock Exchange. The public have been buyers ; the Stock Exchange sellers ; and it is recorded of one joint-stock party that, finding their sale speculations all running against them, they ex pended several thousands of pounds in the purchase of options for the " pat" of stock at about 861, divi dend on, upon which they opereed for the rise to redeem the mishap of their previous " bear " specula tions. Reduced Threes were 891 to 4 • the Three and-o-Quarter per Cents., 901 to 5. Lo ng Annuities, 85 to 13-16. Exchequer Bills, 40s. to 435. prem. India Bonds, 435. to 45e. prem. South Sea Stock, 981 The transactions in foreign stocks have not been quite so animated to-day as latterly. but prices were well supputed, and in some stocks higher. Brazilian, improved to 76 to 8 ; Milian, to 87 to 90. Mexican were 26 to 1. Peruvian, 48 to 50. New Granada, 151 to 161. Venezuela, 19 to 2L Baena Ayres, 26 to 8. Spanish Fives were better at 151 to 16; the Threes at 281 to 9 ; Paasive,__ 3 2 to 1. Portuguese, 26 to 7. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 49 to 50; the Fours, 771 to 5. Belgian, 77 to 8. Magian, 102 to 4. Foreign exchange underwent little alteration to day, but the transactions were marked by more confidence. The negotiations on Amsterdam were 12.21 to 5 ; on Rotterdam, 12.24 to 5 ; on Ant werp, 25.70 to 75; onjlamburg,l3.lllto # ; on Frank fort, 1211 toy; on Petersburg, 361; on Paris, 25.60 —(at short, 25.30 to 35); on Vienna, 11.28 to 30 ;on Leghorn, 32 to 32.5 ; on Naples, 391 ; on Madrid, 471 to 1 ; on Lisbon, 511—all at three months, except as expressed to the contrary. The following have been the fluctuations of prices in Consols, from highest to lowest, in the progress of the account now wound up, from its opening on the 12th of December last. The account wu then opened —at highest and lowest prices for money : Highest Lowest. Dee. 12 s4 „ 12 s7 !co opening „ 18 toe mho shut for the die. so. dlv to 88$ ~ 28 BB kr cipagag, es. gtv s2l 27 IN " tea. Jed.l th i s id. . 1 ... rise id. The in the Routh haaleen upwards of 2 per cent. on average, taking the dividend into account. The Stock Exchange people have been ma tidally the sufferers on this account, the public having altogether been buyers, and therefore contri butory to the rise. BAIL COIIRT —Yinenner. rim Pares. Dom Dn. Howe e. Ty omicron AND APOTEII.-1 , 01 , Lows= op JOANNA BOUTDICO27.—ML Lsi lehe 01.10•11 for ibe !Maffei and Ms. Co: append kr do dvkadoork— Xr. Loa NOM do on 011ie bey, en sold Obit wee Si anus leenght by the Sous et Os *kW to we peaseedes ef owns lend, sollesse, ea/ a . by b r nevi, denied an WWII ha boss left to My a rs = alimi Th ill e' Inn TheesteS Mid Mr. Phipps, to whom Menkelt heat left by the same will, had, la ha. last, pauseed thineelthe a the propmq weieias quacks; hues it wee ansuaryth brim the 'mem - t The this wits= allot .as Xr. spearar, who owed that he was ezesaese to Mn. Bore's will. who died la 1844, and that the deksials had taken pessedia of the property la quoin is J , 1848 — Croce by Mr. x: Winne was a Riwar of June Oseelestt, as was also the Into Km Ism. The chapel are= es . Hunles ComallS IPSO as a mesh" the din*, of Jams Henthent. the book sew peeinsel(sikessed to Mn. Townley), sad Galled The ern - Iffstelase of Juana Sentheett," to ben is. spired weehrlionenissi by Mr. Lash : There wee no thing is th e • wings of Joann ihatheott, in itneses nines, notary to the scriptures.—Mr. Kent, secs to the late Mrs. Bras, that he was atteetlog wittiest to Mn. envoil will. The vii was pat is and reed, by which it appeared that the peeperty fa question Ina left to Mr. Moque s Howe, the mooed@ of the sansto be applied to the pilot ing, rable and propentiag the works of th e late Jana lionthiott.—ln answer Ito a queetioa from Mr. On, the nines Spumer stated that, atter the parent of the bond expanses of the testatrix and the tunas left ands the will, there was aoth/og ressiniag of the pummel estate to pay the debts, @stones( to 1001., there they were mill aapaid. Mr. Cox, as behalf of the defendant, said be had three objections to take to the plantar. cue. The tint was that the plaintiff was not she proper party to have brought the preset action. The senator was the right perty to have done so, inusesela ea the just debts of the testatrix sot having been settled, Mr. Howe was not entitled to the posesaion of the property. The mooed (Nee lion was, that tie devise of the estate to Mr. Howe was void, socordies to the statute of Morten*, which prohibited real prouretibeing applied to such a purse u that stated by the testatrix in her will. The third objection was, that the ap plicatioa of the proceeds of the mute, according to the will, was "tee contrary to public policy, I. it was to promote the distribution of isreoul, irreligious, and ma indunt trash. Mr. Judos Erk directed the jury to find a verdict for the theening have for the learned counsel for the de fenses to more es all the three objections which he had raised. COURT 01 0 QUINN% ftllNClL—Yeamanns. Mier is Banco. Cosset V. HUDSON.—FALSI haltsounsxr.—This was an action against the below of the Queen's prison for tales imprisonment, and the ease cane before the court upon a demurrer to the defendant's pleas.—Kr. Cobbstt was heard in 1 erns in sappers of the demurer, and Mr. 17nthank for the defendant ; after whisk the newt Intimated that they would consider the points raised, and deferred thairjedpsent. COURT OP COMMON PLlAls.—Pierairay. Stamp in hoes. CANT V. HODGES, EXECUTRII.—MITION POE NIIIIAINO A Pinion DORM lumau.—This we. an action tried be fore Chief Junkie Wi.de at the sittings after last term, brought to newer as:Va for the attendance sad wir eless ammimeed by the awing illness to the deceased Binned of the ant was executrix. It then app ea that the plaintiff, a Male woman, had for many years be.. the kept mistress of the deceased, a puma of some property sad had bee the mother of a child by hint in 1840. l , a 1164 the *Wig was living with her father, when the deemed memeed, as he was very ill, that she should some to reside la his home to nurse him. This she did, attending him during a lingering flame, not being treated se a servant, and remained up to the time of hie death. It was proved the deceased told plaintiff's father that if God spared hum he would allow her double what he had pat down upon a Mee of paper for her good behaviour. There was also given in evidence a memorandum in de fendant's handwriting, as follows :—" To Maria —, I have requested Mks (the defendant) to give you 201 (altered to Kt), which I have named to &Manus (his brother), Tootblos to do with my will. I also wish her to let you have mar areasity." It seemed an annuity of 201. had been regularly paid he the maintenance of the child sine* its birth. and wee dirmind to be continued by deceased's will. An mated the plaintiff prmed she was present when deceased alikeed the sum of WI. ft that of 601., say*, it was a reward Nee lames lengthened Meadanoe epos him, he having livedthan he had expeMed; and the aunt entrained ea meemisa the memomadura with her woes. After the hmsag, limn, produced this paper, and 'biased her 601., bat the doilminat laughed, sad Mill wee of no , me, as it was wimp*, sieved.; Upon these fens the jury hand a media fee - the pidgin,. damages 601., leave being re erred to the 'strode - t to move to enter • isarenit, in cue the mart wore derision there was no evidence to go to the jury. —Mr. Nimbler new mewed for a rule nisi amordingly, andsubmitted there was so proof upon which the jam could infer a prudes by the deceased to pay the plaintiff say sum of money daring his lifetime. The memorandum merely amounted to a statement of a past request, and pave rise to no liability which could at any time have been en. forced against the deceased. Bat the court were of opinion there was quite sufficient is the facts proved to warrant the jury is believing there was an undertaking by the deemed to pay the inireesed sant of 601. daring his life time, inde pendently el say testamentaiy disposition.—Rule refused seciedingly. °RAINWEAR V. firastaar.—Noxivir ox • FAWNED Isarc—Mr. H. Wilde now moved to set aside a sunsuit in this ere on two grounds. It was a feigned issue directed to be tried at the last Guildludl sittings by order of a judge, under the laterpleader Act. It appeared that on the day on which the case was set down for trial it was the lut on the list ; but the earlier causes went off unexpectedly, and the last ease being celled on no one appeared for the plaintiff, who was in come queues nonsuited. He submitted a summit could not properly ensue upon a feigned issue, which was not subject to the man rake of practice as actions at taw. Secondly, his affidavits stated mutt , eel had been retained, and that it was owing to the demos of a material witness his client was not prepared for the trial that day.— The court said there was no reason why a plaintiff upon a feigned issue, who was generally the claimant, should not be nonsuited. By non.appearance he had los; his suit at nisi prius, and a non suit was the natural maul , . ns to the second ground relied upon for tatting the lawsuit aside, the judge who directed the issue, and not the ccurt, ought to be applied to.—Ap plkation refused. Cain V. HANBARIL—FIaw TRIAL REM • CAVAN was VNEXPECTIDLE CALLED Grey now moved, on be half of de.eadant's atterney, for a new trial in this use upon payment of costs. The muse was set down for trial in the paper cm the 13th of last December, at Guildhall. sit tinge, and then stood last in the list. His affidavits showed his client was much engaged at that time in cooductlng two other causes, sad was not aware until the previous evening that this cause was so soon to come as for trial. He forth with hurried to prepare briefs for counsel, which were not ready until the middle of the next day. A learned salient had been already retained ; hat not being in court when the came, those before having been struck oat, was called on, the defendant's attorney instructed Mr. Bramwell. in court at the time, to appear for him ; hat Mr. Bramwell, being wholly unprepared, declined to do more than apply for a postponement, which the leveed judge, se the plaintiff did not cement, Maud to allow. The cause was then tried, when ao one appeared for the defenl - and a verdict was found for the plaintiff fir 421. The learned weasel now prayed that an opportunity might be given to defend the action, his client Wag willing to atone for his default by the payment of costs —The court granted • rule nisi upon the amount of the verdict being brought into court.—Rule nisi accordingly. COURT OF EXCHEQUER-1f sarszosw. !Wimp Is Damao. WIIIITIAT IP. BOXSOL—ACTION 4110AUIST • flzmairr roa ALIAS= NEGLIOIN(33.—TIit was an anise burgh' tonligeues recover esupesaatio• free the sheriff of Surrey fer massed u la use et his Ula in the sale by ction el a vvaluableable pdalbe *add a. It n. append at the au rid, before Mr. Bare. Pre ; desies_ the Worries" artier emit bet Michaele= tee, that Kr. Mode Tema people's, ef the Sum sear piper. lemmatised, is 1845, the =raki, is sunder for 8.501 bin She Kern. Middieserod IkerkwuL The railway pads Waft set In helm Or euggistieu or delivery of the arghigq sad dr aduellemegle is Mr. Townes weregspenk waste Area. hewing very cessidenbly de card, it rocerery tee Mr. Yeamar's purees. At his desire it wasesimed urn the ache's mares for sore tine, although paid Ike. At lurk Mr. Tomei ob tamed ea whores el raw epee the security of the machine tram the plimilt who is a well-known publisher in the Btned. Sherd/ afterwards as ezeostioa scalar Mr. Young for 2451., at the gab el • Mr. fleent, was issued sad ledger with the deferist. The iindine was seised ender that nentics.Whoa the pisieM Mum ague of these pro seedless, eudgeei the ohne' elinst proseedieg with the air, as he Ind • dein apes the writ, far wary feat. The mar we stayed for • week by the mar el • judge at dumber, upon the parade's pspiwg kto court to amid the sheriff. 21re nue was not paid. the sale was proseided with at Opesot pa ,come, InekkierM.reed, is the Muse of the Elmira Am, armed Seal. There were oely sight es glee psysou t ment. era the Imelda* was sold far 1251 It ap peared were pusses dolma of purchasing it at 8001. or 4001., mai dist a peedinga wu deputed by Mr. Harmer, also • gnaw of Mr. Temp% to bid 5001, bat tkey knew nothigg of tir sele =IR after it was all over. For the de. fe it wee etateaded *se to obtain • larger prise the utmost dalgause was used. lad every Won nage, by pub. Whin edeertheneate of dr male by meths, and writing denims to dare likely r require meek en grids. The ahnir's ellen ailed peeve *fie Mr ales at net if a w ay to meglipuese had leen ann emu. iteid, sad the de lelhadert wee held swgesslitio. be (wines) would, by the wd bs led essentei win his e, eppdanem, be bard to weinheen the dahrdert —Thelmeyeelereed • verdict bre the deleadegit--Mr. Zwralny. Q.C., and purap a r a rub Me sew Wok ea two rank fief, dr of dr riser% Aimee, sad, agesumlly, that the was Nene endorse, ea it clearly were* 6001. Gorki have bees hed kw the pgripertp if the ear Ind hem peeps* pulgined. —Mr. Beni Flne UM be wesOnehiled with the - weglist He thou me mien hid hem —'fled by the iduleut, awl dr Jury wen quite lading as they ha —The rule wee emed upoa le& pens. Noe Passes se Walahear.--111111= Mtn ism Mk lad • Ilidlanz Oninsa lap. GOODIN= IP. WA:TlM—Quorum or ClUtD7L—This was au sotto* to a bill to mover the value of erten seeds sold and delivered.—Mr. Rumbey mad Mr. Phipps appeared bur the plaintiff, sad Mr. H. 1101 for the defeadest.—The plaintiff is • cap maker at Easley, in 81affordshire 1 the du. POLICE.—beTKRDAT. WORSHIP-STKII ILT.—A B•AX was shined with having falsely assumed the character of a =mutable, and compelled the °wain of several public,- and bousheys to close their houses before the dna preseribed by law for th: t purpose. Between 11 and 1$ e'en* on the night of Monde y sennight the prisoner abeam', entered the taproom of the Duke of Sum public house, In Goldsmithlsrow, Hackney - road, la which a num ber of persons were assembled, and announced himself as a pollee mutable, and said that he considered it high time that the house was cleared and closed. Some rons in the room expressed a doubt as to his laving any ht to inter fere", t a which he replied that If he had them at the station-house he would soon make them sensible of his withority. The prisoner having called for a glue of ale, repeated his mandate in such an imperative manner to a young woman left I. Marge of the premises in the absence of the landlord, that she instantly gave direc tion. for all the unmanned liquors she had supplied to the customers to be tikes away from them, and, turning the whole of them into the street, closed the house, nearly half sirloin before the time it was licensed to be kept open. The next proceeded to a public house in the some neneigh bourhood,d, where he also represented himself as a constable, and was supplied with gin by the landlord, but subsequently conducted himself in such an insolent and dennieuriagmen nu that • personal attack was made upon him by some of the customers, which led to the interference of a real police men to quell the disturbance. Upon demendirg his sulito rity for such proceedings, the prisoner told the latter that he WY en officer, sad gave him a number, which the constable took down, for the purpose of reporting him, bat it having bass subsequently ascertained that his statement was insumet he was taken into custody.— Sergeant Hawke pawed last the prisoner was formerly in the twos, bat had bean dimeissed by the commissioners for misconduct.—Mr. tad the prisoner that he had rendered himself MUM a purity of IW., under the Police Act, for unlawfully senembie the character of a mutable ; and, u the altergelied bean tally made out be should amerce him in halt that meant, and commit him, in default of payment, for one month to the House ef Correction. Banavotaxcn.—The magistrate acknowledged his receipt of the following further atbscriplions for the benefit of Mr. Smith, the sculptor, and his foully : J. J. A., Si. 10s. ; H. W. P. (in postage stamps), 10s. ; 8. G.:L., Brighton (in stamps), 10e. ; A Lady, at Brighton (by cheque on Marro. Cants), 21. ; A. 8. Mande, 10• ; Mr. H 10s. ; the second half of a IW. note from C. A. De 8. ,• " R.M.," Dover, a post-o ffi ce order for 61.: T. C., IN. ; A. Z ; J. 8. and C.S., 21. ; • iskeou for 2.1. fru A. 8.. fit /aleph'. ; H. T. sad H. P. H. 11:,• 0. D. W., 21 ; B. S., 2a. ; 8. 8., 10s._; J. T. . 8., 31. ; and J. 8., 61. CLIIIIKSNWELL.—MentDIROCII ASSIAOLT —J. Smith' and Cathariow Brows ware charged by Mr. W. New to. with having been concerned in moulting him with intent to murder hia.—The prosecutor stated that on Monday evening as he was pawns through Gomel" street, Clerkenwell, he saw the prisoners and some other women " larking," when suddenly the male prise nee seised him round the waist, end subsequently struck him several times, and challenged him to fight. Witness refused, but said he would give him into custody, and follow, d the pri soner up Bell-alley, through which he went with a view to make his escape, when the female prisoner, with an oath, exclaiming " I'll do for you," took a knife from her pocket, and made several 'tabs at him, end knock d him down in sensible. He knew no more of what happened until he re covered his souses, when he found himself surrounded by a crowd of pewees end policemen, and that he was bleeding profusely from wows& on his face, one beiag on his temple, near hie eye. fie positively identified both pri soners.-14 Jenkins, aged 14, deposed that on Monday evening he was asar Da allay, Doswell-street, when he saw the mile yahoos, rusk into the arms of the prosecute? and strike him. The women immediately afterwards stabbed him several times with a knits. Witness distinctly saw the knife in her hand.—A polies-constable deposed that on the evening referred to he found the prosecutor bleeding pro finely from his wooed'. He received a description of the prisoners, and the same evening apprehended the female wisonse.—Polies•fiergeant Brennen apprehended the pri soner Smith yesterday morning, at Ins lodgings. He told him he wanted him, for having ken concerned in the out rage which had been committed in Goewell-street on Mon day night. The prisoner said he was sot there, be was not out all night. Witness replied "That is not true, for I searched here for you last night, and you were not hem"— The prisoners were committed for ntal. MARLBOROUGH-STEBBT.—lfteurnmxr Arnow. 'IODATION IN ONNIBINITS.—The Hon. J. Knox summoned Mrs. Ballard, the owner of a Wandsworth omnibus, for" suf fering to be carried in her omnibus a greater number of pas ; uselthan the said omnibus was constructed to carry,' t er r il en act, the 13th section of which provides that es& passenger shall be allowed a space of 16 inches. Mr. Knox said he entered the defendant's omnibus in Piccadilly, making the 12th passenger, and obtained a mat with diffi culty, though one of the ameng was a child of about 11 years of age. Shortly aft the conductor admitted a thirteenth perms, who was gaits unable to find accommoda- Sou, and was Wired to stand nest a bent minus in the om nibus. Wilma get eny end tell the Conductor he should num= him kr gerrying mere than his omnibus wee inesleuilled M ailsumodate. The following day, on seeing the emelbee. be dapped It, end in the presence of a polio. eensialie mimed the seats, and found they were very mik sheet of Ile newt defined by the ect.—The de ad' SW wee net aware that the omnibus was smaller than the set of padlensat required. She bad presumed that it wee semolneted le wry thirteen persona. However, the aimame, whisk was as old one, wou d hereafter be disused. —Kr. Mighem said the ease was made out to his satisfac tion, but as the complainant did not wish to press for a heavy penalty, ho thought that a Lill of 20s. would meet the justice of the are. MARYLEBONE. Az.z.aoup rtrrit Ito . —J. Clowerstsors, a veterinary surgeon, was charged with having stolen a quantity of plate, the property of Mr. Francs Henry Watson, • surgeon, residing at No. 63, Arliegton street, Canden-town. Is Jose last prosecutor quitted London, leaving hie pints is the care of ?dim Clenentson, the prisoner's also lipsa his return to tows he sent for his property, • man waly of which was restored to his. It turned oat that the prisoner had pawned the ankles, which he bad absieseind front a box in the house of his sister, to whose rooms he had free anew.—Thu prisoner said he esrtainly did pass Its pialr, but intended to redeem it upon his reo=sesae Many ich be expected.—The prisoner . . . iisimaniSTßlL—DirrrroTiox.—Agreeably to the dieseliewe of Mr. Broderip with respect to the destitathe in Tali-serest, Weethiariter, detailed is the Express of yeetnith.thedistether dim mem premetod to the Mese to theahme street, sad hurithat she landlord had rather ander than monitated the amidst et the faa r til . The deceased math lay y hisiethas as In had ez ;by his Mk his wife, wise was weeping seavah $$ She he was lying upon a dirty mienshie mattraay sad appeared br some time un oesselem et the aid vanes presence. She appeared very ilk aid artionhled Win sad in reply to an inquiry from the saw MOM that some time ago they had had a little route the pothAt mes at et late had been reluctaa tit ills 174." s itar luting their esus eini e mosime ssis• The usher haneed lim en the eldest child that they bed bed an had stony theidva on Sunday, and that tor mem days r ev i se d, the sap thith that had posed hie teliter's lips was weak Ma es mid water ; sad there sla s b i at little dads that be bad died hem starvation. mu the WiIINIMM and login some h 4 the other to Mr. Themes. ame et the relimith who asompastial him bait lathe tomire abode segglisl them with blankets and a bathe adp in wave it the betel to visit the peer wenn 'y. The deemed and his wife have beat bath wry well brought up. Ind the husband, who le da wdled as the ma et a sailer maned Williams, possessed sem salmi sea amble sad with In the course M yenta , dap two 11111,11111 W. were meshed from gentlemen, two half seemthis itemiathes, 11. boa B. C., and It is from F. T., tar the toilet at the amity. LAMBITIL—Assavvo AND Ro . Mary Ann ibtif wan aimed with essaalag and rabbi Mr. Ifastee. —The posesiatior stated that en the Right Ware he was ea orberthawathesethdbythe prisea thelb r aga whe :•%od adell-111 2rby „ and en smith the Ovum side Mena Its a Molest thew that knocked his ties on* aide et th e to the ether, sad stole his wank tier his wishes% Previews Se MOM, him the pefit eel la trent l eat @lewd Ma, sad it was whoa was bar mid bis tow that she stria* him. ion be we Muth a men aesseed him et inraltith the pi. wrath This ma% holism*, bad swath ta n` es woll es the peleswor, toe tbe ewe with inhielLhit want the emits aide id the brisz ted as so mai as le reathr lint theseribis. The that he wee ass abet at OM = l uz i kleil that he taw the peostwiaie la pet 021/7 thee . Alter he had peeled them ha hid a meet et a sad • blow. He tweed tie baud sat law the potthaselrk the act of tallith as Ms thee egoist the ensile BNOLIBB Bank stock. 16111 3 pm It NW. *me" S pa Ct. Cot. kaam.. Nw• 36 per (11. Aar., P.) we Lout Apeultise. esp. Jas. 6,1366. 6 11-16 13 16 lads Borba WOO, 4330 ZBION tmOt. Beni lbw" 7667 6 par Beni Bllllla. so Pr et. re Ot. Ono* lorna. 31 Datoold. se 6 per C. 3 f Dkio leek. J. egt. 4 per 6 per Os. Ct. ="l6. AM: 7m * YUDIDIL ladle Deo44 order 41,(00.4/ South Bus Stork. Ng Cassis kw Amu. rub. TS, itgli! et o Nssogarlittls. gros.,spg 40 3 ; 24.. Juos. 41 4 Mo. alma. 34 1 . llare4 431 /UNDO. e or ()La b ps mle Dds.. Div. trout 14 701. IP lia. Lest.. Jaw 31 . 1 3i per Ct. tomb& Fain ikeds.3l pre Ct. 000.1,. '"'" Ar " 1 "i" Ditto • gwr vssinds mos" Si 19 Ditto Delmel.. %petrel Mule= Dds.. 2.V., TT! 20 para. Nadi Dub.. 12 0W..49 4 po Cat. 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Lourssbelerg B/ . r . 'Namur and Liege 7 so Li ?Ka is of Francs 8 Orleans k Bordeaux 1141 d. e.d Preis and Lyons. . . Do. do. . ...... .41 6 Parts and °Hums Si U I Paris and Antes I Pseis sad Swamies 1 41111ds and Mere . .101 10 'Smart rod Mouse. .31 14 61rastoosrp & Galt Thor, atm NoWee ,8 SSL West elenders. ad. • • - _ • MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. —Sotrru E la our advertising columns this day will be found a general statement of the_position and prospects of this important line. NORTH STAPPORDSIIIII.—At a meeting of =aurae threes Just held at Hanley, to consider the best method to be adopted for obtaining a reduction in the rate of tonnage charged on raw material and manufeetured in their transit along the Trent and Hersey Canal, now in the railway company, it was resolved to apply to parliament in the ensuing to have a clause inserted in the oompany'sact for that purpose. COMPENSATION POE ACCIDENTS ON RAILWATIL—An Important we under Lord Campbell'. Act for Compensation under Accidents on Railways has inn been settled bra Jury at Dundee. The action was brought before Load Justice Clerk, by a Mra.Euphamia Cargill, against the Dundee and Perth Railway Company, for damage* sustained by the loss of her husband, a farmer at Honing. aide, near Newcastle, and who, it was admitted, was killed to come quenm of an accident on the line. The damages were laid at 1,0001., but a compromise was effected by which the company undertook to settle an annuity of 751. on the widow for life. The committee sp. planted by the inhabitants of Cisel'enham to distribute the sum of 2781. collected fur the relief of the widows and children of the three men killed on the occasion of the accident at Hatber.ey Bridge, on the Great Weetern, have awarded to the widows and seven children each of two tithe men 751. of this sum, and to the third, with two chil dren, Mt To the men who were injured and rendered incapable of work they have given similar sums, reserving 1231. to be put out at interest fur apprenticing the children or for their future benefit. Tte railway company subscribed the sum of 501. towards the fund. PUBLIC SALES. JAN. 16.—8 y Mr. V. J. COLtallit, at the Mart.—Leasehold house and shop, 4, Thayer-street, Manchester-square, let on lease for scree years unexpired at 1031., held for 38 years unexpired, at 84 per annum ; mold for 1,0801. Leasehold residence, 40, Brunswick-square, Bloomsbury, contain ing 20 rooms, with immediate poneasiou, held of the Foundling lion. pital foe 33 years unexpired at 211.135.; 1,3001. Three-stalled stable and mach-home, with two rooms over, 12, Henrietta-mews, in the rear of the above, let for 181. per annum, and held fur 50 years unexpired at 41, and subject to taxes; 1401. Mr. HERNE, at the Mart.—Fifty-four plots of freehold building ground, in front of Old Bethnal-green-road, near St. Jude's church, streets formed and sewers made, containing some 13 feet frontage, and others 18 feet ditto, by depths varying from 60 to 93 Met ; sold In lots for 1,6911. Mr. Musuzu., at Garraway's.—Freehold farm, situate at Guldhill, Chalfont Bt. Peter's, Bucks, consisting of house, farm build sags, and 7a. tr. 22p. of land, let for star. per annum ; 440 guineas. Freehold farm, called "dutmers," Chalfont St. Bucks, con sisting of farmhouse and buildings, and 49.. 2r. 2p. of land, tree from tithes and land tax, subject to 4s. 7d. per annum rent charge, let tor 7111 per annum; 1,5301. Mr. PRICE, at Garraway's. Annuity of 2001. per annum, being part of a larger annuity of 3001. parable during the life of Dr. Brett, now aged 47, front the Bengal Medical Retiring Fund ; 1,680/. Leasehold house, 3 Bedford-row, Islington, estimated annual value 301. per annum, held for 75 years unexpired, at IX 10s.; 4301. Leasehold house, 2, Bedford-row, adjoining, let foe 301. per annum, sad held for 75 years unexpired, at XL 10e. , and subject la 81. 13s. per annum during the life of • lady aged 38 ; 3401. Two leasehold houses, 3 and 4, Wilton.street, Weandneter, let for 42/. per annum, and held foe 80 years unexpired, at 71., fixtures in cluded; 3951. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ---- - - PRODUCE. MINCING-L•NI, J AN. 16.—The sugar market has opened for the week with a decided kpward tendency, and the large quantities offered in public sale have found buyers at the full prices of last week to 6d. advance. 910 Wide. West India, 6,500 bags Mauritius, 10,000 begs Bengal, and 3,000 bags s,adras sold, al-o several parcels of foreign by private oar:tract. The refined market has also been active at full prices. Grocery lumps, 4G.. to 51e. — Coffee : This article has not been quite so brisk, but the firmness of the importers her prevented any decline. Good ordinary native 2,1: sold is public sale at 34.. ed. ; the larger portion that was was bunts In at &la—Saltpetre sold at full prices. Re'raction, 27a. 6d. Ma. Soli—Pepper wears an improved appearance. Clean Sumatra sold 24 Si lb.—Ootton Ina been In improved demand bales .old.—Bum has been dulL —Tallow heavy at 41a old.—Tea without alteration.—Bengal Linseed sold at 39e. ; da leased two flour sold at 10s. 6d. to les. 6d. ; Gambier bought In at 10s. Id. to I le. Malabar ginger sold at 24a. COTTON.—Lrvgn.oOL, Jax. 16.—Then was an excel best market to.dsy, and dm sales were about 9,500 balm, including Upland, 000 en 41; Santa SI and fo S r export. Prices : New Orleans, 3* Si ; id t. Manottnerse, Jas. 16.—We have little or no change to report in the cloth market to-day. Prices are maintained with great shadings. arid stocks are exceedingly light. In yarns, however, there is a marked diminution of the tirmnem recently prevailing. Sprouse; engagements are running out, show a dispositkm to abate seniewhet from the prices asked law week and with such par ties free allitrieb MS be entered upon at a decline of about per lb. os last Tomb" rates. The market generally exhibits signs of a west ef animation. Shippers at present are dAsg very Intl twin" and there is no desire 'p pm: anywhere to give out mews that can be deferred. Some speculative offers of considerable exert havehmarnade to-day our yarns for export, but 'at prime be lee taw mlnmrs to ascent them. Trade con tinues le improve Is Meselesed& The demand See some particular 'Midas fa web. that two or three of the weavi o hops are working mill nine oldesk at night , the ordinary time half-pest seven. This it me a postal rule; the number of yed is rapidly minleh The riersare a throwing tab wide( full time Is also gtmeer then when we led regerted. there being caly three Of four rtaralag hos then the legel then- I nes props* of further Improve moth des *big eassereglog. in trade at Middleton, Pana ma*, lelg,end violate, imgemes every day, and within the last tow gm sammlestneora bone Ism looking after La fancy weavers. inner every aereannas pima of tbere bang a very brisk trade ata==_lneses IMMO the Inset silk roods In the kingdom are Match seer Balmier,. and new. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Laana _Jaw. 16. —Then was a large attendance of merchants at the sloth halls this morning, and aminsidinble amount of buboes was biesseted, chiefly in broad. deft% wig& are taking the glees of the Lacy fabrics that have been Remus ties current. 110 mute* was very buoyant, and some of the dabbers began to ask fierlogrowni rates. In few instance, how. ever, we. they mbar!. *pal wring trade with the United Statesof ewerim. and nee lift lone el tibe continental markets, Nem le ha pirrally =divided, Uprises ma Do kept within mode- BM2lll"B.—HscautoirDwizz, J,tx. 15.—There was a larger attegaleme et inweleate is the Blanket-ball this afternoon than we have ellesned kr some rite past, and there was rather mare beelme dens fir mgortadte than we have had to renort bid die pardieme kr the hem trade were limited. Prime as ef Yaw !row lA@ LONDON GAZE TTlL—Tuaday, Jas. 16. NAMIIPTI.. _ _ HiMT RICZAZD Bammow, Mahe; ;This , Worcestershire, retell. nary warms, to aurraderJam OD a Feb. 2 , at 10, at Birmingham Ct. 80/. Bloomy Birmingham; off. wag., rainyßirmingham. DAnu. Boar, BIWA dearetstokar, Jam 13 a Feb.f 21, at 11, at Bristol Hum; J. Serjeante•lnn, Fket.M., Cro,by, 8 , 144 at wig Mat& WILLIAM BROADY, Ila!ken.st. West, Beleravaeo al , Jan. 14 at 3, Jt Feb. 27 at I. at Raw. eghallw. 801711 ~....601111 Gearge.g., Maraion.hatuo; at. wld wig., staad e , WILLIAM CUILDIARKIIIII. Jun., Montpelier.pl , &MARIO% Rasa_ I Jan. 118 at 13, & March at 11, at living , all.st. eut. Jaasee•M., lB •Monl-row; at Reign &Leckie'. BOSIRIRAI ' Lit 74 Jose Cocas, Lanigan, Oxfordshire. baker, Jan. 27 at l, gt.—. at 12, at Bringhall.st. Bob, Lammas & news, ow J ewry. at saalg., Or em, Ottildhall.chamb. Feb. LA 2 "l 2 a u t s ll C° , a w t G L ll . D°s' 81"th .st. "( lio P l ad6 ., Del)g.rte,gt°n. La Pail wrenceia . jan iii . l° %tw it k aide; off. msg., Guildhall.chanals. - Threw Gamma on, Gravesend, oilman, Jan, 2 , 5 it 1 , Feb. 27 at 11, at buingtudl.at. 801., PhLp Great st. . 44 trig., iyk Groom, Abchareb.lans , s, ag, WiLuss Gauzy, Newoutie.opm.Tyne, bookseller, JIM 24 it .. & Feb. El at I, at Newesetle.nron.Tyne CO. Bo's., nirim t cr,iik.risie,, Landon, &Aniline s Flaming, Newcast e-upg-Tyne.-4 meg, Baker,Neweastit.upon.Tyos. ElmAja. WILLIAM Hun; (II‘T, T ARSI*, Ima so at 12 , & Feb. 21 at 11. at Badu ltbalhat. 801 . , atigh,a, u ko i s 3 lna ; awls, Edwards, FredetideppL Howse WILLIAM HVATICR, Praed-at , Paddington, bate, .7..32 twig Feb. 22 at 1, at Basinghall-g. &A, Knight, , Whitlows, Basinghall.g. ions JACRSON C li fford, Herefordshire, farmer, Jan. 21 & Fels la at 12, at Birming ham Ct. Bola., !ugh, Hay, bree knoelizhire, at chi; lin, Birmingham; sang, _.ftriste, Birmingham. HORATIO . IMAReedk . . 4 4 City, discount attest, ran g „ a sures sat at 'willow l-gt z___, 6,l » . Maw* GeorgaiC. mansiog.homat ; of. molt.. Follett , O SIIIIIDroORAR. CHRLOTOPMRA Josarm EPIAPPINO, raelwaod , Faaea, cattl e &g o Jan. 23 at I, & Feb. 23 at 11, at Basinaball.st. tlol ,, Mom liall.chanib..Bminghallat.; off. aisle., Sta. Odd, Inoingssnis: ZRBRLRR on, Manchester, tea a coffee merchant, Feb. llt 11 & Feb. Hi at It, at Manchester Ct. Sons ., Johnson & CO, MAN % Hi tc h coc k &co., garlarsester ; of. melt., Hob ay Manchester. Rouser Loma, Burbottom, Yorkshi re, miner, ale Fat, at 11, at Leeds Ct. 80b.,s Hell Cow 6014ult urchTaril ; Watos, sk." bombA Bell, Leeds; off. essig., Hope, Leeds. WILLIAM ADAM MAURY, Liverpool, wood turner, Jun , 29 g ILL 2G, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. 80b.., 'heater & Cu , stapte.inn, &gni, nsr, Liverpool ; off. erg., Gamow, LiterpouL Jena Manniourr, Plymouth, tulider, Jao. 23 at I, & F e b. 2 0 a t 1 4 aExeter Ct. Bola ., Hants, stone-build, lance/Ws inn ; &gy . mouth; Staid" Exeter ; off. twig., Hernaman, Luta. WILLIAM Pazaorr, Le.cester, sum, mass, Jan. 288. Feb. 23, g at Birmingham C nog t. Bola., Dibben, Leicester, A Bowler, it off. g., itittlaston, Nottingham. Joan lianntseir, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, grove, yak 3 March 3, at 12i, at Leeds Ct. Sob., Mu., Serjeants . .ing, g tam e ; A Son, Sheffiel d ; off. trig., Proem at, Sheffield. Visuals 2.lollllLrf, Ripley, Herbyshire grocer, Jag, 26 g IL at 11, a gh amt Immingham GI. Ingle, newer; off. am aria „ Nottin. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jan. 13. W. ILawaa, Low Team, Durham, banker INdOLVENT PEIMONEE& H. Dula; eorrte clerk. O. Batter. Derlasbn. Stallordahlrejaa lock:Sm. Urn& Oulu's, Dudley Wereetterskin, • W. Nichols. Lows Triiamaie,Cihas plower. I. Y, urrq limper, Doran* • saddler. E.eter, tack deuce area T. Car;;;;;:eeet Te'granisatk Desessiurr, chemist. o.Corper Jun. Inseng PcMst, Yak• Joe, clock maker. L. CnismnitliCtmeh. Semenetsain, elect. 3. OW. W•ni Derby. LabanUrs, ..s• a Hock e y A Eerier. bake,. 11. ILeleal. inrsiess, Stsfurdaliite, &Image. C. Leh jun. Nouingliam dealer in kasha. B. Lams, Manchester, retell Ow ..11.1. -'tiny. W , lalmejimammtkMallorilli k • glom. Ilbello4 Ism st Adeiplk I newt. T. Tuve.. juu., Ihnoinghaa. nom betcber. Witre, Yam% haket. J. P. anes. WolverhanpArk easel. mut. S. Matereeld. W 118• Glees, here , Jam bneklayer. u . *lol*.tb. Notiinhaa. shim liceual victual/a. DECLARATIONS or DIVIDENDS. Jane Rowdier, 'Shrewsbury, jeweller—let dir. of 4d., L oy y d . day, at Whitmore a, Birmingham. T. Browne, Mat.chester, wholes Ale & retail draper —lst. div. of sa. 9.1., Jan. 16, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, R I& cheater. W - ...erankallaw, Preston, Lancashire, notion spinner—lst k laal div. of 31.1 d., Jan. 9, St any aubaquent Tuesday, at Frames, Val. cheater. Dean, 111gh-.t., Southwark, jeweller-Ist die. of 3 nt, Jan. 13, & three subsequent Saturdays, at Groan's, Atehureit.la. & Deduces it T. H. Kay, Newton-heath, Lancashire, con brewers-Ist & final die. of 10s. bd., Jam 23, at any subsequent Tuts day, at Fraser's, Manchester. O. Minion, Regent's-place, Westminster, tea dealer—bd, dis of 2s. lids, any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Bashighallst. W. F. Fenton, West Smithfield, had at glass merchant—Wits of Is. 6&, Jan. IS, & three fullowiug Thusdays, at standeld's, Mantua-at. 13.0. Fryman, Rye, wins merchant —lst die. of Ts , lan. 13, II this subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abcbureh•lans. J. Guodcheape, Akkragst&st , City, furnishing undertaker—lnglis of es. Id, Jan. 11, at three following Thursdays, at titansfeltre, hall-st. J. isall, Chesterfield. Derbyshire, pacer-2nd di,. of 6d. (and 24.61. on new proofs), Jan. It., as may subiequent Tuesday, at Feuer'., yar chaste:. Mallia Sarah Oiley & Margaret 01ley, Norfolk-crescent, Hyde park. Weeding & lodging-boom keepers—lst dlr. of 2a. 30., fay Wednesday, at Whitmore'', bastashall-st. J. Rutherford, Carlisle, grocer—let dlr. of 25., Jan. 13, & say sae. sequent Saturday, at Wakley'is, Newcastle-upuu-Tyne. J. Trees', stn., Gloucester-pl , Old eient-rd., e-xpenter—div. Of 200., any Wednesday, at Whitinore'e, Itasinghall•st. G. Webster, Iledge-row, lalington, licensed victualler — let div. of Ind., tow Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Ilasingball-st. J. Willis, Liverpool, merchant-3rd dlv. 011 S Jan. 17, & any name. quent Wedosesay, at Follett's, LiverpooL J. Willis & J. T. beam s. 0, Liverpool, merehants-3tb div, of h., Jan. 17 & any subsequent Wednesday, at Follett's, LivirpooL IL 'W Newlnaton-cansway, tadur-2nd die. of Sri., Jan. 17, & three Wednesdays, at Turquand's, Guiklball.ebame. SCOTCH 11EQUESIBATION8.—Jahn Killer, ern -if, yarn dealer Jan. 22 & rib. 19, t ktotartson's Drummond Arias Inn, Craft—Jams Young, Weedelde, A=re. gran dealer, Jan. 23 a Feb. a, at Ms &Minton arms Inn, D/VIDENDI3.—Feb. 9. W. B. Briddick. Dur Lam, de ,ler lrea • steel—Feb. 9. J. F. Fletcher a IL Fletcher, Over Damen, Loa. shire, cotton manufacturers—Feb. S. W. lllgnett, Liverpool, taro emnat—Feb. 9. J. tl. blanby,, Burnley, ironmoog r—Feb. IL J. Roberts, Liverpool, tronmuager—Feb. 12. it. !Wiens, Dego, Dabbigobire, Innkeeper—Feb. 9. C. F. Hayek, Lev na-prove Male. sex, bolder—Feb. b. bopby West, ochurch, Bases, Lager& berilan Raker. PARTHEItaIIPB DISSOLVED.—W. T. Adcock &T. Mamma, Manchester—W. Bird & E. George, Hereford—E. ltiouome, Jim., A. Jacks" Dorsky, Gloucestershire—J. It. Cooper, It. B. Cope?, VI, Schulefield, & J. D. Goodman, Birmingham, so tar aa regards& B. er —W. H. Cope, E. Maley, A R. M. Henry, swung*, so far so regards W. 11. Cope—J. U-ri. &E. E. limy, Grantee k Powka, Lancaabire —II. E. Davy & H. Emery, Limpid —W. B. Fisher XI .1. Howell, Langthorpe, Yorkshire—(i. C. Finch& si J. B. Roberts, Wandsworth—G. Fonder, J. Boxiow, &M. Fowlers, Illand&h.with-Languee, Lanoangre, so fir a regards 0. Forme—J. Ford A W. thadvnek, Charlestown, Derbyshire—W. Gan AL Hutchinson, Leeds—C. T. Hopkinson & J. IL Milward, Jacobson & T. Phillips, Plymouth—W. Lambert & 8. Lambert, Bark— W. A. Long k J. Smith, Wooten.luider.edge, Gloucestershire—G. Macdona & R. Maodona, Regent-at.. Middlesex—G. Parbury AW. Thacker, London—E. Pearce & J. Petty., Oakley, Donegal:a —J. M. Robinson & T. Ingrain, Leicester—C. Rogers, T. low. rey, A. Monday, & J. A. human, Watlingst., vo far u regards J. A. Bennett and A. Monday—J. whodeld, J. richofteld, jun., R. dchotield, & W. W. behotirld, Bog. dale, so far as regards IL Schofield —IL W. Sybil, icier, J. Poe sE. Hurry, &E. F. Hurry, Orgrave & Puwka, Lancashire—J. &neater & L. Blackidone, Manchester—J. baluster, L. Blackstone, kJ. H. Lane, Manchester—T. Tagg & T. A. Tagg, hi.hopigatest.—J. B. Wagstaff, B. L. Kenyon, &A. Baninford, Manchester—J. 0. Waterfall &A. Beath a:Antacid—R. Whibley sen., R. Wiubiey, Jun., &A. Wluble), tittinghourne, Kent—J. WOl.lll 14 11. Hama, Nordieun, Buret SHIPPING INTBLLIGSNCE.-I,4Au& AWL DIM AIM 90L MIL OCL •as. tNa Dublin 0;0 Holland .... 0 0 India .. Bout: . Marko end U Waterford 1 Donsgbades Ol Prance 0 0 Do. UMW. 0 0 W Indtalaati 1 Guarn.4.l4s. U l Lova ....Jan 0 Hodes ani lin- U Erase..Jait.23 0 Hanibert 110 Sydn. N.5.W.01 Was ....Jan. ZS GIAVKAZND, JAN. 16.—AlliTed C011.1.02190C, lIAIT9 ; CEarkt Richard, Kertoh; Carlo, Naples; Saloombe Castle, Queen of the Zane; Osprey, Lady lLhfrw, Nonpareil, It. Micron's; Dans, Rio Janeiro; Briluant, ; Arlington, Sir S. Peel, New York; Traveller, Cadiz; Richard Dart, Cam; Acadia, Montreal; 11 Um. force, Hamburg; Genie Pyle, Calcutta; Mary Ann, St. Chef; Unica, Santa Martha; Venus, Africa; Ann and Eliza, St. Domino; Tt mandra, Havannati ; Idea, St. Michaels ; Boletta ; Naiad, Derbies; John and William, Wits, Guernsey; Ceres, Honduru; Lady Peel, Singapore; Penelope, Porto Rico; Repress, !Vise; 31ary Ann, Leer ; Mary, Rio Jant-iro.—beded Las, Alciandria; lineal Wes, Demerara; Josephine, Sydney; O. Dean, Jersey. [AdgertilleMellt.]—THE EARL OP ALDDOROCGR AND HOLLOWAY'S PILLII—Au astounding cure by this miraculous medicine, after every other mains bad tsikil. See extract from his lordshij'a letter, dated " Villa Messina, Leghorn, leb. 21, 1843. Pro fame Holloway.—Sir,-1 beg to acquaint you that }our pills have .Reefed • cure of a disorder in my Brie and stomach which all the most eminent of the faculty, at home and ad over the Continent, bad not been able to effect ; nay, not even the waters of Carlsbad or Ma rienbed.—(digeol)—Aumonovox."—Tbeee word rful pills will eure aTJJ disease of the liver or stomach.—bold (also Holloway's Ointment) at Pe~NMeoe Holloway's eshibhdatitent, .44, riteirel, and by all medi cine vendors throughout the civilbed world. Blll7'llB. , BENTLEY.—Jan. 13, at Caller, Derbyshire, Mm A. C. Bentley, ' of a son. CMERBE.—Jan. 13, at the Hook. Northaw, tho trite of B. Char, 110 of t avow DI —Jain. 16, at 1, Devonshire terrace. Mr& Chula 1040114 of_st DOLMAM.—Jan. 14, the wife of Mr. K. 31. Dolman, Norway Awns Llobeboume. of a aghter. liberAßDl6.—Jan. 10, at Cirmdu, Talky, tho wife of R. P . Edwards. of &dauhter. HAVERGALan. 12. at Copt wieJrage, near Bedford, the wile of the Rev. 11. E. Maltreat of a dam:bur. HARKINB.—Jan. 10, at Bedford-row, Winston, Mrs. T. Hawkins, at it slaughter. at Bath. the wife of 0. lfwer, Jun.. of eta son. TATHAM.—Jaa. le,at the Mount, Ilampstl, the wife of J. Tatham. E.G. of • eon. WATTS.—Jan. 10, at Hamilton terrace, Bt. Joluiawood, the wife of E. T. Hails !sq.. of a sou. WINE.— J an . 16. at Compten.terrace, Islington, tho wife of Mr. J. 6 Whin, of • son. MARRIAGES. BONDE—ROBINBON.—Jan. 10 ea the &titbit Embassy. Paris. BM" K. P. Bond., to Florence, daughter oi the late Sir B. Itobinseo, Bert. BROOKS—PAGEL—Jan. IV, at Gillingham Church, Kent, the Ker. J. M. Brook% rector of (treat Rellright. to Mary Jane. daughter of the Bee. J. Page. D.D., Meat of Gillingham. SYMMS—MI.OW 111.—Jan. 8, at Glasgow. by the Rev. Dr. Smith. Mr. D. Frew, to Katherine daughter of toe late J. Drown, h.q., tiltsgow. LON G—IIIIITIL—Jan.I2, at the Independent Chapel, Ham litenetuers, Blrkenheed. by the Ker. J. Gardner, U. Long. Esq., of Cbaphenopark. to Mare C.. daughter of the late K. Smith, NAN. BY DENIM bI—LAN E. —Jan. 10, at riamDf d Patera, the Rev. C. M. B. dugsam.(4) Emily. daughter of the lei:Major 11. M. Lane. Bora TIMM lh S—PRICE.—Jan. 11. at Bt. MaMs, Monmouth, by the Ber. 11. Thomas, 11. A., 0. Timmins, Es.s., tho Mahan mould berox. to ClaraSpeneer, lowest daughter of J. Priee,E TOMBS-11KOWN.—Jan. 9, at St. Thomas's, Ilay.rfordwrst, by the Rey. J. Brown. 8.A., to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late 31r. J. Brows, liandordwon. PLATIIIL BM& .--Jan. 14, at Wost-hill, Wandsworth, Mr. J. Pell, late of Orford street. aged TS. BODDINUTON.—Jan. 12, Harriet Warta, wife of W. E. Boddlattarr 10.1, of Chesterfield, Derbyffibe, eget 21. CURTIS —Jan. 10„ at Atherton, Lancashire, Junes Badges, wow' sae of the ht. & Curtis, EN., of London. GAWK—Jan. 10, John William. von of the late J. ow. Elq , " 411. OrrlDY.—Jan. 11, at High Rail, Thornton. near Piderine. Wa r r aet . relic" byshire of th e liev- taftindr , lade intuusut of Chord-en inexttis. Der, aged fid. HARTWLLL.--Jan. Ilarbrffil, Esp.. of Relic rue, Cliftoo. seed 95. RUOKIBSO24.—Jan. 13. at Hyde-vale. tr fours lett, W. 11. flusitirsoo, Ent .of the Foreign-office, eldest surviving son of the bte Cot. T. limictrion. aged 33. KlNO.—Java. 14, at Clayton House, Brighton, J. King, Fe4.. 3 10 4 PAUL—Jan, IU at Brasenoro Collsge, Caroline Mary 4c7.... dansWar at the late Rev. S. W. Paul, vicar of lined" barbital). PRITTIL—Jan. 11, at Comilla, Roscrea, Ireland, Ellsobeth, wife of the Hon. F. A. Prc. fITOURTON —Jan, it 1 ti o. at fit. Leonard'son Bea, Amy 313,3. daughter of the Hon. P. &ounces. aged 1/. WATOON.—Jan. 11, CnriNtoolie. )otingest son of Mr. h. Watson. Kind' street, Cheepslde. WkarTßßN . ..r.lp. at Melte barn, marl Periurstot. widow *f th late Rev. taim Watson. of K logbuo. lisun, aged oo- WILLIAM —Jge. U. K Clevedon 'louse, Wirral, hibabeth Webb, daughter of WNW* W. W at the bland of JOISSICIL Malden:diiibidW W I&L.L bur UAW... Of ila i ttea iro ,tter =ls Oksitiongss, Prater. at we totes. la 11•110batill Wallstafta—Wxasssaar, JLa VA LT n. U 49. •1 11ft