The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1849. Mr. Newlyn appeared for we assigner, and Mr. Thwaites for the bankrupt. The Comatiaioser, after lookirg over the balaroosheef, sold it dinio ad a very din.trous stew of alfain—about 11,0001. of debts sad sot a stilling of mots, ereoptlng the security held by wan rediva., and estimated at 3,9001.,, leaving at ut 8,0001. unsonsid. TM bankrupt said that the majority of his creditors tops• dlated the mum pressodMge altegethar t and 1 211,1 h i g so wfth to make him a bankrupt. Mr. Mambos rid this a 4 •4's eery true with sack mars I'S 6 ! lard Citof SUM and ottenilett he npetseltVg s Mane wbo was a poor pristar. He oppoo the bankrupt's paadog on the ground of the nasatialictory sates of As asseesta. Tbe belasse-eet omftted all men tios of his paneership with a Mr. Ir sh win, which bad es. Medal over weld plan. Then was so doubt that ohs beakrupt, with tits =Maws of Ms Muds, would be able to nadir a meth mon satirdreany searest. The bankrupt alleged that ittwl tleanship 'musts we not kept by him , bat by Mr. a that Kr. T. Irwin had dolivend In those amounts t ot silent assignee. The szaatinatioa was ultimately adjoessod to the 29th of Unary. Boron Ma. Oosommina IS at Fetann.—Tes LAW or Cause. TM bankrupt, Moseibed as a wise menhant, was the rid Boodle's Club how; the proceedings on Lis • he alusiimas were recently nportad. This was a tends, ger tie post of debts. Mr. Lamm= teedered a proof for 9,2271., on behalf of Kr. Hume, of Haresembroet, for snowy advanced in the we of diseount. Hr. Taylor objected to the proof, on the ground that th e 'stag advisee was MO mere than 8,9001., and that the in terest of 10 per cent. could not be allowed in the abeenes of a written agreement to that effect. The advance appesred to have been partly made on security of the ILITOWS of sub scriptions due from members of the club. In a dismission which arose es to the value of thus se curities. His Honour remarked that a prank" prevailed at the clubs of placing on the losithrglass a list of the imbewiptions to sneer. Hr. Lawrence-411117 is that at us Reforms Club, your Honour. but not at __Jive dabs. (Laughter.) The Commissioner-11w do it at all clubs where they know how to got in his hog. (Renewed laughter.) After some his Honour said the prool migbt be admitted, minas the charge of 214 i. for interest. H. would take that orpocuoity donee more desounting the practice of persons who dieennsted bills to so large an amount, meg laming to keep books. Is the absence of book. is this ewe, be certainly should not allow the interest to be inserted in the proof. SPORTING. etre, older the DUN Od " LesiP,ll. o Mo. Revalidat" wed the ?sit of Count U. Teloser *. d t h a t ppm, and hi s pi g m y. WARWICK AND LEANDNOTON NOVEMBER &tee was ve'T in UCh "let od. Toe sea; of " Ily boyhood'. 111611T1610.-Turroa r " . l' 3 ". ine 3 " . to o f th - r" 0 '" was ene,red se. el seeming. In *tied. 24 OM Two miles , the Flush opera Welt was called" L'Ause ea Paine." there Mr. antlih's F... 1 b, opal, ?et (Dahlke".‘, 1 ass ,41T GIN a l ts to that weg. sad when the opera at Aral Mt. Lusdefe fbf elemnie l4 . 4 . 4 l:. hi (sharp) 2, aims oat se the• Priceases Theatre . under the Ruse of flwasserfaass of 6 sow. sad 2A added. Half • mite. '. L001.t0e,.. the. was Wee only Me TOM is that mad "Ida gu Yeildra's lam. 2 puke S ib ...- ...... -..(Useaol S s Me. itisaeideoa mew med. When the opera perms Into ser Rears Ckshwerker. 2 le% Tst Sib pleeekes 2. the heads of Kr. Leader, before be had It published H... WWI hasey, 2pu bit Mk (W as a for paths ale be wished to hays aweeiew vane eMred, sad The following ass warted, bat were wet ;geoid Ford maimm i l wham da ,, m ,d , mu . L ush w h o was l a ht. lioreisiVe Anse. 2 Me kg nib (msett) ; I • °4 ebeel.r. 021 ply. to write a nosed vent, labial la osseedisoly did fields Iby Deo Juba oat of deter so Asderby, 7„.st 3‘b m ,. Loader. tbe „nested or, s o f t h e w t oeit illisa); lard Stratkm••• • • Bodsha Ihm a . 2 7 •" M b aad be gave Sat dowa sad 261. non alter the opera of tJ. flositts)• Mf. USW% Reolosser,2 yrs, 751121 b (J. Deets- .. Le a s e Had hues preemet t 30 night,. witims then say )ilk. wa il% Cris Pril i g. 3 ir% 74 12 I b (W ll3°- griped the eopyright of the opera to Mr. Leader sad Use wok; mr• Meade* WIMP kr. eel Sib ( s kar; i l ir a . r ' ether *bulb. . Loeb's" is the opinion a whams was a llorri'a Comatose, • yrs, bet Iwo (dadasea); r. . 11- week of merit, ittatanteb se it lad bola ousted fee the Bog. Mam a • P- - - 781 61 b0 7 4 101 .):: Mr- St. A u 8 at ' Ilds sage by Mr. - - - who wes a Wasted easticoer. sa, ' --, 'Atm. ...-- The wag d" My hood s len, ea/shanties the fausrits eng is the wra. Cross swam by Mr. &data Dyke The wee of 601. was paid kr die words et the opus (so we wawa the wirier to sayl, M. de Flotow was a Hamm TM Owes name of the opera in quer doe was " Orster." Wiener did net Mow whs. age the of " F Tenter " bad over base petaled eel Wirier had been in Hamburg, bat had wee M the nomperforsed stun, and had new purebred a espy el (the aware. Wining did net et bis owe know her *a his edition of the song et "My boyhood's levy seerneleg awe " had hem sold in England by other ands peahen besides the plaintifh. (The copy of the meg sold by the plaindff was hen beaded to the witness.) The wady of the esseg now produced and the one mold by the planters was the wee. a. T. H. lisysibless tweed by Mr. BM_ j. Camell— te ia the year 1846 Weer me wan t by Mr. Maddon wiits the libretto he an sew ir be brought A t at the Passer's Thalia. Ti open woe produced wider the now of "Ladles," and wee se rihMedes el the French opera " L'eas as NW." Wilson bad adii a great way hedge opens to the Barna saw. _ sem peed the Int wee of the ores " illy lispheers len wee , r chatting lbw.' The Beebe sera In dot uns not a literal translation from the Freed. Is adapting fonien opens for the English stage, sitars took the Mien ral ides coostained in the opera and paraphrased it. Wit ness cathedied the idea le kis own language. _lt would be quite inerreale to adapt • literal trWeeis el words to Nage& mask. It required andasehle a l l a sed armidern to adapt Swim operas to the atelia stew. Cellementsed by Mr. galena Bylrei— lianas was paid *She pine ler samples the opera in quake. In die scrg sal by the defendant the ant line was " My boyhood's love, aeolleatiag spell ;" sad in the wog sold by the plate d& it was" Iffy boyhood's love, sechsedng thane." It was tree the rest of the wogs did not contain the sans words in say WIN pert, but dams taught that the three Ant words peso a odour to the whole song, and gave the idea tut the ssee sold by the Madera was • espy Oast oat sold by the Witasn received about 121. for adapting the WM he question foe the Basile ► It sap, sad there were about erom ma in it. MY Lees p e, manined by Mr. &dna Chaneoll—Witaus had ham waned with the stags Meet eighty's yew. the opera of "Leone." being brought amt st the Mess's Thew. Witsen was afterwards applied le by M. Maddox to write a resod vase for die swig " M boyhood". love, esabanting thane." Whew y wrote the wad verse, but Meese he did se he read the copses. sei he gowned the wad wine in sad a new ad II would airy out the story el the ewe. 11Yean conliseed; a l:2 by the ishalent was a any al thee aid by the Mr. fladeent Bytes (te as Masse) —Now, I no WIWI" in the nand vas wend *yea w— ays farag disuse il iao b rorte w lissZ ii i es s a away; lewd et Wee Mans le Von ark d ad. =dads dew as seefs retalemet the aeloweadt Wes ena name eight. Wllneri—Tbet h the sassed wawa* I mein Mr. &dant Bylem-Now, Winds is as Ness& Yens k the eseg y edi by the disinaise me— beasore Ism ilisegh Ms Wes dreareaked Ina le ad; ills i at e r a sew.lona hera l sd. e. lam deem AM, sh, that tra= eans elli MOW hos ate as ala then We say MOM Wet lmpart . Mr. dedesst ItyuNew, with the steepens of tbe ems bee weds In the lie Nee of die two elegy then is se enikrfty between than . Iffbress—The wads are not the sane, bat I think the Idea is the sew in both. The Lord Chief Jeeties—They both ..an to convey the, Idea that though We nay depart for awhile, yet it will in tura Mr B . l tetroi lieggisel was the ant witness called, and he proved that he lad node a literal translation of the Fresell;meallin the meg .1" My boyhood's love, enchant ly li he ne," sad that re Wed, literally, it would not be legal win =Fmk Haw wee ase ailed and monied, and or soweisedi se ge t eeltli.llls staled that be was am *yet by the hes le adapt the nude of the Freed L'Aae en to the ea of "Loa ='?' He resolved abed la he ; and lie soma alei the Mit IR ill, sae e "M led, en aselat osi thens." soli by the wee mealy hr ad pistles of the Frisch weak. Williams Haubis %Beet, son of the celebrated Dr. Cased, sad Mr. Chaisson Masten, who had been a pupil ef Thslbag, and also d the valuers Mf r. ratter, wren berated die masses .1 Mr. Reser. It,. Blos was the seat whams examined. He stated that be was is the wen of two of the plaintiffs, Mean. Leader IN Con. The ant three months alter the we of "My boyhood's love *nehmen those" was pablithed, LIM espies were old , bet after that the sale dowsed. Warm le Joyairry. ad, bought dine espies of the long sit the ashademle dapis Patemesterrow. Witness was Weeks Wren te Ihe deed of assigensat to the plaintiffs d the agorighe d the open. This was the eon he the laaiotilL littlejeowe Berry kr the defmany senhaded that the Olinda nest be wined se two grounk—vat, Ware the halareas dthe plaintiffs ad test sage that the ishoiant bed published the seeg IseWeitioa knowing it le have been waterfall) , prated, so am Wafts lin within the swag el the (legiydglit Asy the ia oth et TM Than into aloe no peed that he bri pealed mg, or weed in cases by the set. The weed way that the **Miffs, beteg Weans et lhe coo ari net the • ghiel peoprisesso, the fern of wry at Mall • Wane& Alba h. Mr. inane Cherwell, as lordship me read this objection. liselsest Byks new addrweed the jeu for the Mesas% and week& that, in the ant dies there egad be so eopyriede messes* by the Naftali d dr opera isms& se e was Ant Wed. Tie pleadre bad set pond that the MI sold the seas in quotas bard* that It woe the only. eight et the plaintiff,. It we whet* and lea wlrlle ow of the plaintiffs that des admire wen east who sold it cis 'waken, and knew make *Maw Walk Ti Dropsy wane for the plain& to brie We bon to have gives the defasieell wereg g ene wratig lhey brought the arise, bat the writ had ben hind sant in' beer den the aeht borne Wei le as dealla. The I ishsolset had dim an* yeses he dear His( weld he hi. lhe Waled, sell limo Is: Hielleet Byes/ awed all edam bears the jury to show that the epees bad beam wailed abroad sone We age le Gems* IN Feresa. IN Nee Is was idle to say that aim was say WWII* in the taw Sloes made is She wale et the seers by M r.7smee. In the awn dale SIMI of the plead., it had enn est new Mt. Jeireeyei lobo-equate, and a Mr. Damn (se we and.,. steed el' Seamed sedans to ay) had also nil espies el tap SOUL Wad, " My boyhood's tovt " A nerabeios, Wmis lissibUg, was ass put in and read. The witnesses waded by that esities stated that the ewe In Twee, with the panader smog ha quer. tin, had boss published I n Gwen, and sold fa Whew, rod Humbug. Kr. Joespb Rudy was this sailed and eyeabiad by Mr. Bodied Bibs: He said be was a printer, earryieg n hea sea at 192, Hlgh Beam. He paned the espies of ihe song of "My WWl' love," es. sold by the delinart. He did se by the war d Mr. Caries lewd Wile INS the propylaea bad mile. The dallindese seld as as as est u ar t lethatelielever le &Maas sese se The nog t iled. lgal he the "Maki leaps% d whisk .k sea lassweleilla by Kr. Bajesee Camel—The ewe d Mr. armee, idea., 21, Petamedamed, was upon the =WY lie was one of ti; noels brae "laded Bouquet." Mr. Swage, en., had wired Ilea as bor Ws. It being now five o'cleek the farther hearing of lthe ow was adjourned until half-past 9 o'clock tnnorrow (tas) morning. PREROGATIVE 001URT.—Y1192111DAT. Bases An anew awe Is.. The non wee essuplet the whole of the only pert of the eseWed le bearing Redoes he ewers yeatetes to with, whisk bail net base woad weft a the Wills Amy wash Wee tisey Weld be said _" at OD 1111 a or sad," sad die ellestelise dew seseed by die palls to ben part et the MIL la IMO ef the lois the drew is pined at the sad OW 'Wades data, asiest at the end of the will iWt. The man repotted that dins wee sedepled ken an milted mismossopshe of the swag of the est, by which the atimelisee of IM Waters ware hequatly hated. „__ _ _ -- - - Dente, 3 pre . vet 6.b (Brews); Mr. IL Ihrzayboq __- Mb, 3 In. 7.t Stia (Janes); Xr. Nairn' Toss logiaad, yss, 101.11 (a WI). Bening :-6 to 1 ego Itesinder, 6 to 1 eget ffenesli: L a il ogst Dos Jena My, sad 6 to 1 apt Zama. Wes alrapla ;he • land betwees sewed sad third. Cosnifittni ininnuat ON 10 son. ends, 1 ft, sad /A Wed. Gandseass Men. Otte mile and three quarters. ~.4•=ame,"611% Ms Mit eh pawl rc, seed. lOst 1213 ( owner 3 Tue Meer* s in :—Mr. Sprines b is by cornNasby,l rs, Us Mr. L Mr. Pltillipes Tslirlio, lOst 711 (Mr. Caldwell ); Lord Largas's ?sunk, 3 1111. 9.1 end Mr. Edwards'. Bedford, yra,hat 10ib (Caner). 6to eselt agst Gisela* sad ilabdoor ; and 4 to 1 apt Bpeetator. Wes by s keg*. The Wnswics Inniss of 16 sore. each, 8 sad 60 sided ; the esesed to save biennia.. 2 &lea. (17 maw) Mr. DSW•Dei triennia 37 ,1 . 61 1 11 tifil_ssus) ( Eves 1 r.• SEW' MAW so W” MO. 118111 .. ( I Mr. Ounibms hooky, . int Up (MY $ The also ran :—Mr. Dewson's Defaulter, in, let 9lb (Cart lit); Mr. titephessos's Donnas, 6 yrs, Tst lib (J. Dockasy) Lrd Lurgea's Nein, aged Tst (G, Swine); Mr. Wo rdsy's New rarest Deer, sired, Tee aele . ll2 ; Mr. Lene's The Darter. aei 1210 ) ; Mr. Imo Day's Maser, Gyre, (AM (Bnoek) ; 1877D — aleson's Alp, 3 yn, en 7113 (Marerecd) ; Mr. J. Per-' pott's Sans, 3 yn, Ost 21b (a led); Mr. Xenon's Doubt, 3 en. bet 131 b (iLant); Lard Chesterfield's Cliket, 3 yrs, Sat 18b (Hiett) ; sad Mr. Choyee's May Day , 3 pre, 6* 101 b MIL 6 to 2 agst Alp ; 4 to 1 east Dastriaa ; 6 to 1 art tea thk.d. • 6to 1 eye Dasulter. Wen by a nechlirszallY • RAW 3intelitgente. EQUITY COURTS.—Yarnann. Bona no LOAD Comeau& 8 ...... 017 AND Cuanza M•n.w•T Conr•itt e. 7111 HOLTNIAD AND CHM'S. 1•11 BIRXINSILD, 0311711, AND LAIOIIIII3 JUNCTION, AND 7111 LOX DON AND Nownt-Wirrsas It•thwav CONPANIIII.-11- aviscrloN PiXDINO PILOCIIDINOS IX &WITT. Mr. Malin* (with wheel were austeress cossed) stead, la peresaase of leave ebeilited a laceday, ter in hienebe ee netran the deheiret sespeeis ken islisopled i te r pannier ludo of the /WWI zsiserzy at the shalie,eemiterd2 his se diet s in esiend The et these se the M Whet The affenpeset 1/11 to lest 10 bp PIS the speaks el the Not of ern' could be taken es the SSW/ la dispute rums the sionnass. A hall was fled i t :us l entelY by i t: Me di t h irer li s al let es hisest epplintts ret il (see the tans a it ie the Ifsprzst of yesterday) ; It 14111011141 that *ohm &Manta twin neeessiry, the swum wee adored, with the NNW el ad paths, to Nod ever nil seat Mangy, but the 10 days haying az. = Mosby, the defeeisats newel to give an ma ts abide by it radios the pineednis, sad the The-Obsessibr refused te order thesis. The ielenetion shish his lordship was sew Taman to gnat, we oily to Nogg the defendante to silken le Moir memazo., tin igen= of the VinCluseelhe 4111 the - nedes bean leis amid be obtained. He wont it y radar into the nada the Is etas that the lour Nespesisi, whose several Mbar sesveryi se Chester, speed, issued et laving for sledges these, Is esestrua jointly ese very area i= whisk hes bees seestruseed M a st ea opium of 200,0001. msso, the plaisdb pay's, aniftli of the opens, lad the ishadasta paying the - ressiader. Nothift Is disturb the bansey of the aospeniu Wit t=f i lhe pant mesa, Ohm the defeadaate, by their pun ream yds, that the esatheare which seed to wavey the of the plentilre railway from Chester to =should sell be aistitted into the Chester steam Is misted this after the wales al the Choler and Meow es busy is Wverhea r a m ad rpresumws bad Nosh hai ol ry of by that line Laoqual is by the Lades sal North. , the Mama by the home brag 994 silo, sad the Noisy beim by enelbens Is Birkenhead. awl *NM by boat eases the_hay le Lim pet ; whin the Misuses byda Lands and beelnifienrs was 1024 it.., b bt~, Crewe, rad Wee= Hare the leeleset eine latter p os m a t switli the sespasy. - The Maness haw's* and betwees their respeetive ague at the shake. to • brush of the peace, so thee the Ragbags@ went abed la. It wee idti irately Noel Wane bonen at the stades Amid go on as it did previously, mad! the spite et the end eon be lane. The Lord Chamber alai Mr. Roes% who with several other ewes. fir the deheirtr, lib at otrett Ins there to give the usbrieliiits Nide by the arrange. neat ? Mr. Rowell wee proem Se the writs Nth. seta,tang Uwe the defeensa had se didesece with the au wsblry sad (hop demise', bat that Napo' hawse eeeosda with other maim eiseposies between Hinalsihea sad Welleehospes sod Sheawarem, who ware so pada to the eiresmat he the senstreedie ef the .ratio.. The de. henna accordingly aimed Is dim the use of the station ad yard for the eacoanisialiee sad Noisy of posesagers tenon by those railways. The Lord Chancellor said he did set desire to hear the asrite—which were sot M ell lavolved to the pretest eon ties—which asked as Wawa= to the very terms of the arnagenest entered into by the parties themselves pending that: =3l is wart. for the Silkiest defeadeate sonfernd among themselves, and seceded a the proposal of the plaintiffs. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—TrisnaDAT. ammo our Zhu Perve.—Boaca Mi. Jana Wisons.x. liasslos e. LeTT.—Faus 1 memorizer. Mr. Mentegee Chanben sad Mr. Towaseed he dde planet; sad Mr. W. H. Wants mad Mr. the dassilant. This wee se seise lees& to resew damages he • Nee Noe and impriessosse. end • rupee la essaltni the hoes of the plaiatiL seemed that the ten a !hoes of b it U= . , l =az sin the defendant was a Mr. Mods Loy. a eisweemeleal, teeldise is Nobilserest, litesei. Oa Mb hod Wl * the Weatiff war leyed W • Mr. Ealibea„ as ethane, be anted , to es ... a .. dows • gape is the been of Ile ishedent. UM nen. he Usk Uwe Ae sego to stake It hiss Oar It white hens, Levy OM there with a pilfer obese eel bh bedier, ea abyss', owl slated that he lied base send ef a ineenmease Wens jewellery to the vane M dlBt grab Mle nos teeessiehed bat meliei wee had. They all due pa ended is Ea w i th the Blend( piss volleterly, %hag hi Innis with lie, I. seise le sewers then with be stabs of as Ostrow% so • drawer in whin die poperm anise we Mrssd. Theo appeared to be ism seisespeedeses bowies the planers blamer and Oa sedge es the Mn.. Hs was the takes le lieu Mee eel Yoked up kw the We; after *5 his hare was needled W the paw The sae Levy sot =en the peirellen at the beer end the was dieheried. Deism he bed the Jan slaw sei aids gave Ida le env the was head see diseeneed ley the &hied e ach owes for Wary to Ms= lay Ms pessediem /a the damn it was urged that then and be se doubt that dare had boss • rubbery of tea _brig must, the panne, of whisk lei ea yodels ffeesoned. - The tilf wee the only perm I. the premien eol die agile erbieh Mu on bat we only natural al resineble. This imirestlgatics whin had tabu awe so hr fon Wades Wre. had bees of bine& to hiss, ;or it had thews the he WO heed hen the nay. sad his ehassse bad it Corded. There wee so motive es the prt of the ishalset ; se Ifs his Ilk. had eared, if Mr. Hattisn, the tre rs i e r ia the nrw:ileg, ""rn ee =d r d his sent iar le:kel le • the sight. Kr. bikes% lowevw, &Weida& big het dranuresse wen se emYsiene hat asa end sn his owe rapedbilly. It we a use o ut for weri midi basin 71141 jay having sonselisd tar ease Inn Mr, was shoat te Pedro, obis it was indiesesd this these wee • pens se the pry who had ban elgoled w by*, delesiont. It was *WATS t amass& tint hsehw.ld be wahines, sad • m ast hikes bl 11 Viole for tho j =. Donemes.lol. COURT OF COMICS PLIAB.—YrOINIDAY. armee AT Na rine av Worms.-Mesas Leas Caw IN. elves... axe • ONNINI burr. Loam AND arms e. IPTI3.3IOI.—OOPYRIONT. Mr. Bedew Channel awl Kr. Petieederl were sound for the plaintiff, and Mr. ingeset Bytes and Mr. Boothia arced for the &dubs& was ea seine. leseght by far plaintiffs—Mean Lobe and Cox. =I Minn. Dud sod Indase—all of when were nienaline. eldest • blehrizt heehaw st N. U. Pelierseseemor hav l / 2 41111 % . Int marlin 18 as Om ease I, l Oelbs. edi One Nike of a toss milled my late, effebefigi thees," whisk was the tam be 'Mg& The sea will be beet esdenteed by the *Tidiest, wide we pressed to gin la detail: Mr. Jobs Modes Maddox, maned by Mr. lierleast is the year 1846 was the perinea if Pristowes Theatre. He new • I% I; ES =sat, sad t h e e was odes 11 111 = *Pt Csfa Bailin stay. .telt a llayestly fee that popes hi • Niles% sad Mr. Ropshiste had bows grole WIN, it then was as passe better titted_to Asp MOW amps to the Bailin say , thee Kr. dealebinl.' 15ii vines wee at Pereawl there saw ol epee perhood, salad " VA= es Pier" TIOM res moven by a M. de Flaw, beislitill ions Mt weeds ef the* opeito, 6 =MO NNW 1 4 . le l =l' igr iers% T as = a rt= on Ag e met Imo Malt rat as Os ribesis'e COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YarrioaDAT. Boma Xs. Comaeca ilessera. Is 231 hapax. Tho baakrapt, described as $ Taker, &0. , of Edgware read, was frowerly prerieler of tie " Literary Oareite." This wee an Alarmed soratiog far the last examination. The balswermliset, Sad some maths ago, and compriaing the period balms die Zed July, 1147 arid the 31st July last, a:baited *a tinewisi state of alike : Da. Oreillwe, .AIN n D lailbse . wawa/ 6,11117 Non 101 Ca. 81 = Pia . amplitles:os. Taft =pro • lelairlls7 . Ambles oil_ Win, is les his, Ma ifilliallara MOW 4.ii ks i ENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT.—YEBTERDAL Bar= Oommeor swam% UST/MING BAD COM. The greater portion of the day was occaspied In trying pri mmer' for pa sing bad matey, and the charges were of the ordinary character. The peril* attetrior were to licensed victualler', and In severs' instances the prisoners had gone together is gangs, one of the party rentausieg outside with the base coin in balk, whilst the others went into several shops mid successive uttering were effected. Is one or two =sae= the prism= were sentenced to six mouths' impri. tosetest, bat the remaining portion wen ordered to be =- rimmed for =rine terms upwards to 12 soothe. THI IIIIRDIII IN MILLIANK PSNITZWIIARY. Animist the true bills toned during the day WM One seism John Francis for the wilful murder of Thomas Hall, one of the keepers in the Id lUbank Penitentiary. CHARON or EHDIZZLIIIIINT NY A HALLWAY CLIII. Frederick Williams, a respectable looking sae, Barren dered to take his trial for embi ulemeat. Mr. Hallantine prosecuted, and Mr. P defended. The fasts of the ease ware Mass The , who had bees ter one years is the smoke of the lieelhWeiem Hall way Company, and w.e Mist albs= at the Riebmead satin, bad Isms. his *her duties to reesivo all mess of Seas Iron these perm= who bed okas tickets he the inter mediate stations sad bad some on to Ittelissesd. All ameasts so received were entered in • hook Immediately after their receipt, and at eight were headed over to a clerk appointed for their near. From mese suspicion that arose in the minds of the authoritile at ths Waterloo ros d station, Thomas Bent, • polies emetable, was instructed in the matter, and on the Seth of August be instructed two THIS females :to take Maids as he se Putney, and this go on hem there to Eiehmered. ask peg Over the differ's., amerimMag to ls. 4d., to the pehesw, which they lid. Upon namileg the irons * fare book, the =me se paid were not head to have been entered to the train from which it had bees paid, but other saw wen entered es moose of fare to beim at a later hoar. On the 201 of &rushee two other pees= went down and mode *Mir pelmets, b t z the ten Wombs part fear train, sad apes isspedies of • books so same were haul so eatered, bat, as on the former measles, seem mitered dows tea ads at • later bust. Is eeamegteao of this, the pelmet Wes 1 1 melds le esseust for the e6esmMeses es the eaddhsties elf the aserielffroe be was takes iste selmly, sad agett several hierkge beim the Riehmesd b e e of smehliates, wee simmitted fx trial, ball being takes for his appearuse. The crom.exemilisation proved that • pad west of else caution against the presibility of fraud by servants Edited l os ma part of the company ; the bah Is Midi the =oasts wee entered not being is • printed hone, bat merely Med * th e two ticket collectors at the reties, sad the teak hy ++ the excess of farm had arrived were also epee** lisdwriting. It was also the ma= of the &dm the floe weather to ran extra spatial train= WNW the tralk es the lime being essaiderably immesed, isesesibses Ma up and down leabe wield =heat the stalks lhe men time, sad the tieltelmileslen would be to. musk mpg* to make the required entries seperately, beat mos* mini die ammiele =oast, or else pat down the sums to the selsesisintleim. Mr. Parry, in as essertie speeds, commented upon the character the primer horse, and the possibility Mel the whole charge bed al Met a breach of &swirls" IS all part of the primmer, whisk had beets provoked by the style IN whir= the company hod aimed Moir regulations to be se gloated and the imams pass of limbs= that the extra Ovine imposed epos the statics sinks. The jury having esseralted a few minutes, Acquitted the riemer. TUN ATTISPIND PAHHICIDI AT CHISWICK. Jut before the dig of the court a true bill was Mad stalest Henry Batherel Ifunkhouss, for feloniously shooting at and wounding Joke Farmer blockhouse, with intent to err murder him. TSB POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Joss's ADY an"; ens Poaroryica.—A nonnons had been issued to Jowls Ady to attend before the Lord Mayo, to &sewer the complaint of Mr. Peacock, the solicitor to the Post-olles, in consequence of his refusal to pay the sum of 111. lie s .. due for the postage of his circulars all over the counter. Mr. Peacock &needed, and stated to the Lord Mayor that Ady called at the Post-o Mos and offered to pay the sum of M. as • compromise foe the legal dimmed; that, of course, Ila seer was rejected, and that Ady was Informed that if he MA not before the time appointed kw the lowing of the ease the whole amount of Co the pinkies :1 " 4 t 'samosa ; and that imins goers the hour related at which the sass was to be herd, ha again made , sad pa• down the sum required. Mr. Pe& essic i =lrat Wed posed Coat 1,400 unpaid Wien on Friday kat, es that Mader epidemics would probably be asoessery la a Way sleet time. The Loud lbw espressed his modems to grant a mm mow ler Ike Oho mewl of any ratan debt which My might Wye pea kis speculetion& The la Met l ime of isquotod that the public meta would elbowed.% be meg% it IA kr the pew box from a p aint Mora mil lie deraghtee. GUILDHALL. Caeca or Bracco AID Itacsmwo Bacuantas.- 0. A. CoW., of 40, Sec ondsey-square, wee* with stealing a number of shares la the Friesland GI Cow pay to the mount of LOON , and maim sans maw, th w e i zperty of Mr. G. Ogle, of 4, Gest Wichasses‘otreut, . Jed* Abradassa,oll2, Chesbeceet,Caledonlea. sec lesnion, we nowise charged with receiving 15 of the knowing them to be the property of the complainant, sag E S. Honsemois, who happened to be ie the vistaity of tho cart, we peed beside them on a similar charge as that el Abraham. Mr. Ogle reed that the meow Collie had ymrsieWel to his own sou several Isms of mousy with whirl he Md been eatrated for the pupae of tranomiMw them to clients. He was dienziand,ead sabsequeatly It weilkemered that 48 shares e 4 the nissisad Gas Compaq, which were deposited la Mr. Ogle's keeping, had been abstracted sad pat iato einuladan. Several Cures, amongst elms was Oollio, were then paned, to away* de two ether poems Merged, with the friadaleat pesoanisa sad stesdeg M the Cares. Anima Hew Mier I Narreadm e ad is 030 M trews ef the late hew to %AM the Isseft of the NW =alsommed it saki Teas, ant, ring two sweetie in Mi., with 24 home chow - ILARTIMBONE. Doe gramme asa Rarroaisa. Hwy Coto we =1 with bowleg simply noshed nosey frees Cassia of the Board sway, fir the resaissibra of a deg, his .The est wailer whisk the primer was elmged used " Bishops Aet," swig to Mr. Bishop, tbe well kaolin (smasher et Beedwisses, having boa mainly sleasewasilageWeg the said est press& Omplela es mith. resides imbue flisassalimgodeas, Ifith I =bold a fait sa boas the Maw, sod ea 'Malay last the primmer maw to we, sad add that IS I shoes to give EL he scald get bask ths:z ipu, l agreed to this, sad pro his three narked sov whisk he to* away with him. I felt satisfied, boss hie re gesseateties, that ell wee right as his part, sad as the sew maim/ he :causal, with him my deg. He them esseesd to be the wo b e r ett i driak. let hag* got Mama, sad es the ant =Le ale to NO sad add be hoped I weld& give Ms to sun. I told him bald op is la the =moo 'Ali did, sad I gra gave Ida two balfweem they was s=had, sad a *imam who was pressat is seatequest of Wiewsdies whids I bed gives, else tea the spot Wipe he had bees we= tire swl wok the rimer wattig . The rimer Todd as *et selbiag les Men vereld de. sad that if 21.19 e. M. ally as Owed the deg would be passel. =- Hoary Beessoe.egt. Whites sent" aid—Os Beaky or Noisy bet Ibis primate etais to se sadield that he WI/• sass miss bed feud the deg ia Llossalgove. I MIA K welt INA Ili ho 1110111. ihilthelma who had it was a shoentelter named Taylor. OA Monday morning I went to Metier, who bees in boon-grove, and on my awaking to Ida about the dog his dialed that he knew esythisg respecting it. Other ridiculers were gone into and tr. honer was re. nianded until fleturday, on which day the wantons Reese. soy to complete the ease will be present. SOUTHWARK. Suancsous DIANN ON BOARD • VSISZL.— Thomas CernotAirs. the master of the Pauline Hall brig, sad four ebb signsea , and also Mosso Nicholson,a Cus tom-howl e= appeared spin their reoogaisaLci: to answer the obarge of bring instrumental to the death of a girl BMW El* hedge, who suddenly 'spired of board the Win mid ea Thursday morning lain. 111bsnthe ease was called on for re examination ba this essasks the assimilate was informed that an levant had been slue bold ea the body of the deceased, and that the Wm*, upon the solemn of the medical officer who a parkisortest examination of the body, tenoned a sera* Oat the deceased's death was produced in cense visage eldrinking a quantity of spirituous liquor. The master of the Pauline Hall said he was quite ignorant that the deceased was on board his vessel, and haew nothing of the eiresmstance until Thursday last, when he was in formed that she was lying dead in the forecastle, where the men shit It he had been made acquainted with the fact, he Wad have taken immediate steps for her removal on 1111011 lefts she could have had au opportunity of drinking his is the erten which she must have done In the fore. eastie in the absence of all but the girl who accompanied her en beard. Mr. A'Beekott said, that there being no evict's°, before him to implicate any of the parties present in the deceased's death, which, by the surgeon's ustirony, it tapered was caused by the quantity of spirituous liquors she had drunk, he (the magistrate) should therefore discharge the recegni• sands of 5001. entered into by the master of the Paulin* Hall for his appearance and that of his crew, and also the recognisence of 801. entered into at the tame time by the Cast an-house officer. The parties then retired. PUBLIC BALES. Nov. 27.—8 y Mr. SixoLs, at the Mart.—Two freehold farms, called Gangbill and Bo:grov.•, near Guildford, 8-rrey, containing together 261 a. 2r. 27p., with farmhouses and buildings, land tax redeemed, 104 acres and one farm house let for 2001. 101. per annum, the remainder in hand— "old for 13,4001. Freehold farm, called Bbegdan, near the preceding, com prising farm-hoses and buildings, and 49.. 2r. 27p., let for 1001. per annum, subject to 41. per annum-3,6001. Freehold farm, called Ticknere, or Old House Farm, semprising farm-house, cottage and homestead, and 24 acres of land, let for 601. per annum, subject to a land tax of 31. 2.., small quit rent and heriot of beet beast-1,1501. Four leasehold houses, 4 to 7, Buis ,bath-terrace, Jamaica level, Bermondsey, let for 1041. per annum, held for 68 years, at 141.8 e., in lots-8101. House and shop, 10. Elizabeth-terra.., bet for 321, held u above, at 31. 12a.-3261. Three hours, 11, 12, and 13, Jantalea.terraos, let for 781. per ennuis, held for 68 lean, at nr. 9s. 6d. per annum —nat. Mr. Moon:, at the Mart.—Freehold house, Sheppard street, Bromley, Middle's:, let for 161. 12s. per sr nom-1761. Copyhold house, Stepney-caumway, let for 151. per aa num, and three tenements adjoining, let for 161. 128., taxes, quit rent 10d. and fine 10s.-1851. Tore" leasehold honeys, Bt. Junes's-terra, Commercial roadeast, let for 211. each, held for 67 years, at 41. each —4161. Si: defined legeciee of 601. each, secured upon freehold property, and payable at Ow dam/ of a lady, aged 61 —BOl. NOIR the LONDON OAZETTE.—Tueirday, Nov. 27. BANIDIATTIL Jens. ADDIXOTOS, Loneos-roed, Southwark MI and colomman, to sorrender Deo. 4 at 111, and lan. 17 at 14 M Baainghall-street. sot., Wheektek, ChanmrLne; of. rag, Torguand, Guildhall. slumber% Times Bastra,lbeidaghant, boot and shoemaker, Dec. 11 end La. L en Is, at I Isainglesn-strest. Sok., Risky. Dmigbey.eszest, beeklmehmeet; of. easlg., Oroma, Aboltureh.lase. nanny Una* 00•1441kM, °ablate ra ker, Dee. 4at I, and Jan. 14 at l iae.c at 11011‘0440zeet. Sol., Wright, New- W bn; O lrraadiales4Test. 'lnman Muss. Norland.aqoare, Notting bill, merchant, Dee. 1 at I and km. it at 11, M BasingisalLetreet. Sot., Founhasd, alallors•Ws I IA NAN Oman, Birchin-lane. Wasson area, sea., limpooloommiesion agent, Deo. 10 and IR, at 11, at Liverpool Court. ea., Tyres*, Liverpool ; off. sadg., Comm, LiverpsoL Roam Howe GOULD, Strand, be ateratant, Dea. 4 at 1 at It, at Sasingkall-atrem. Sob., Immo* and Jemryobamben; of amig..OrrokAbeberebbno. . . Commas HATLOCl‘ a =i net. • d' Malliest weber. Dor. I and Jan. S, at I, at Ram, ffersballeinn, Dot han. and Orlek Mink Lb or Ely; ea*. Itandeld s Baring- and Jan. laws, OW Mllabs& P. 1011•1111 131111 A 1111.1111Obri. We mad plater dealer, Des. mad Jan. 1, S. at at Saaaeenar Court. Nei. dicer. liambettee ; wag. Hoboes. Yamalmaw. Neta Farman . odord. wafts dram Dec. 1 at 11, sad Jan. 17 at Di, at Driesbalteasat. DAL, Asthma mad Oa, Lombard- City ; aIL nts . dam, Oelmswateet. Yammers Rom, Fear Fans, be/inmate; Dec. 11 at 11, sad Jan. 17 at 11y, at 111.4peet. Bola.. IAWITZCO and Maws, Old Jewre.ehambore. City ; aL Graham, Caleman4treet. Anatants Watteau% Paola, attettaneer, Dec. 7 at fe. re 11 at at Gain, althea aad HAU, arsaarpkaa, mad Aktrldge, Pada; dr. Tietteriten.Tdate. BANKRUICT ANNULLED. Noe. ft. low Data Hewett), Liserpol. ircesmagee. ------- BANKRUPIT SUOEBBEDED. Nov. 3s. loot *milked, Yorkabln, vwsklapier. DECLABATIONS OY DIVIDINCIL Jame Dove, Darlingtco, Darius, loner—lnd wad Ilnal dlr. el lid. On oddities to Ir. OIL pattrionsly &eland). Des. L. and any cubes. "MS Saturday, at Berme's, Newcowle.upan-Tyna. BMW) RTDRIL. Kingston toll, wooer-1d ay. of 4,4 N ov , SO, and any subasgment Friday, at Carrick',, Ilan. DIVIDIINDL—Des. SO. W. Britton, Borrowby, Yorkshire. linen aka esskr—Den. IL T. Brown, Bed Lionata . rit, .Whitechspel, 11 . 1=g . 11=2.17.000Adal broker—Dm 11. J. Osale, New Bur awarded* kosper—Dox 21. - 111. J. Harper. Thorley, W es. gr i t Jes: sad d vietmaller— gla ta bl . It, W. Cre m e, yetaikr all t CS — . T. Pito! . &cheater Palmer ; Billa npholit li nrer- 111 %Z. 21. J. Mbar, Selby, Yorkshire, brows—Des. 111. C. Rowland, Horsham, kilt —Dm Id. J. Limped, ehtpbuilder—Den IL B. Trak Bedkodelrod. Dearkoraera, wary scrivener—Dee. H. H. Web" Wilsonaireet, may, Mors grate manufacturer — Dee. 21. E. Warr, IL Ann* Westminster, carpenter— Des. IL J. Wemham, Baciday. Nosey War. tHRTIFICATIIB to be Udine one las shown to the contrary, as Ike al lasollnah Dee. 21 B. Cox, sea., Upper tiakeMeNtreet, Pentonville, beer retailer—Dee. 13. J. Dell, Driwpann. linsiatiraper —Des. No. 8. A. w• yd,ltiroystreea lse txry= IL J. Ford, Surrey —DIA 17. L. Oehler minte, Bet , nerhotreet, OztenLatreet, wonwissesser —Des. 20. C. =l, Plymouth, draper—Den IL J. Wale*, illosegate, dealer in . . CER MCAT= to be granted, mama WNW be shown to the essensg. within 21 age dem iiste. New. a J. Foresoler, Whitaboun. mimese-Xer. 21. J. HatElenk_ineNdlid-Nov. 21. I. liesneed. Ounderlend. -Ost. EL w. ibmlimmm, Ilinebbny, Lalsestmaidre, bieknelper-Nerr. H. W. Terapenny, Illemingbem, JeweDer-Nov. 24. 0. I. Water- MM. Illrealogbans. sad mesabent. CERTIFICATES to be eashissil. =km maw be shown to die essitereg. OM. 1E W. Bloke, Nottbstmes, lase menteboluese-Nov. le. W. Diann, Kanebester, immaingsr-New. M. C. S. Ream Immremen Bonney-leniu Imeelbant -Nov. SE T. Ingle. Emisolseet. It. Wylie brker--Not. In. A. WOmoldn. Eadtmgbssa. draper-Dee. 23. 0. UN Livened. imerebsat-Dee. 19. H. Sobs. mon. J. Smith, and J. D. Oaler.lbuidegalen, grooms. EARDRUM'S DISSOLVED.-T. YON and J. Haz i a r=leD. Ault and S. Wood. Nitariboat" timber tn . s7l W. Stewart, prikusera-0. Dade. Oen. Et imi linu, and T. J. Oondby, Issiesster. l Minna nod le illYard Dloomeb lad IL r ClLM" Unld idmila sel l R. Tall" aoade Imam Y. linligin IMP. Elltegmm-11. M. Illiskidel. ONO Welk Oddleib-d. Gress mil A. Orem Pswaliclign - T. 01. 3. Md. sml J. O. gsle,yelm i ; s• melds J. Nbol-T. Mess ang 0. Ti s ba.7. enegoems-F. Ildpm sad J. AI" Wars Y. Neia. . delmse, and E Y. Cartels, I T :gs Rend Ism-gesd. trodielestaro- G. Nelson and J. B. game millont maltme-L and T. Hinting, Ned/ere" WeneMer- Wee, eigumots-4. and A. Wilkinson, Look oat mil memo. deetmrers-IL Eatc a end W. R. Harris. QU011640.. Watmortb, vgbelitmets-IL aad Ct. W. Geo, Iketberungb owl Wilde besmi. ileme-0. lbeebeid and J. B. lismatal, Westminster, Wembelle-11. Tribe and T. Young, Howdon, Northumber neebtgbeadmo-J. Umiseasood and W. Underwood, Lineal, Bed limmlembere-W. Walton and J. Ennis's, jun.. Darling > nideole. EON= SEQUESTRATION. loom Morrow" Orates HUM mar Greenock, raper maker, Dm. 1 and mOs WM Hart Gromosk. Join liacm.asn Hawses; Maley, saardtant, Doa. 3 and 31, at the derassn's Heed Win, ~op Ha 'Hns, O tram. Dee. 4 and 35, at Hawthorn's Inn, IVlthlons. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS, WiDNISDAY. Noy. 28,1819. The State el Mae the WeatherW ° at awl et Ike Maw* plates at eek yeeterday laorals. Coaras sosastk Named Mos. madof - -- w - r e l of Buts of Weathar. BANNOMICE. LW. Odra Csocilasa Sian r.BM dodo Brass Goadlars Bann= lior mous N.B. Gratialtraesse Foggy MlEleawarsa 11awr05.....—... Camases Cam .......« N. mum,..;;" imoowasot .... E. audio Breen Partially Coady Zseroa ......—.— Oucootr Frosty . Otavourrsa . GIEZNIVICII. " N. Gratie Brow Origami 1141111LEPOOL Z. Oath Brows Partially Cloudy Idstaaz E. Osildo Breen Frost Luscairrsa. W. Oda Whits Frog Lammas ..... Idirsamax........ Marsadwr5a..... 111M0Y221 •••••••••••• LW. iliolis Brow Overeast Oars= II.E. Cilia Proraatworma N.W. Wzoraglirtooe r aialli tisly, afar p FOota ........... B. Calm N. Gaatle Brun Partially Cloudy Partially Coady Swag lIIKAP • N. Ma Partially Cloudy liossuiarrod Caloi Frosty Tamara. Toad 1 LONDON, Taus DAv, _loom. Owes el Wise. Illowithill WWI. Ma* a WISIIIW• WZ. 00•11• Brno. AIM Al ARKETS. COTTON. —Livngroob, Nov. 27.—The market te-day Iran wretched, the Sake being only 1,000 bales, including SOO taken on site. MAO CIIILITII, Nov. 27.—The ezpoit sukre was very I dull, with but a limited beldam both to ab t h rim. an d pr i me were elittbilf favour of burns. Tne It;en.a tor the German market were oPrrattn,!°, 63 °",._ OM yarns, and the Mediterranean elligtorfs_„__trtto ',whet. For India, merchants were doing aeatto • ow United States there is some burbles. doing bane, in tainted cottons of the better qualities, and 1010 re=. 1 ::•;Slies and Iseeceets. For the Brazils very litae f. debut. tM home trade there was • Ur business today in cloths, but yarns were dull of sale. The no's-arrival of the steamer, with advice* from Anwelas, rendered buyers generally rather cautious. WOOLLENS —Lstps,NoT. 27.—Tbe =duds lava been very inactive thla day ; only a Halted Ingham has been dam CORN.—HALSeWOUTII, Nay. 27.—We hat a very large Gana a Want, mad trade deressal la the extreme. Barley aot to tree este es we nave had it. All sarianharel motion a heavy sale. Wheat, white, 40s. to 425. par qr.; red, Me. to 40s. Henry, Ma. I to 30a. BULL, Nov. 27.-The arrivals of the past week have, on the whole, been more liberal, and meeting= already dull market, and eats erne deprearion prevailing in the maiming diaricts, no progress Is sales has been practicable, except at • smart reduction upon pre. vials rate.; these remarks are applicable to each description of grain, rendering special comment unnecessary. With renewed liberal sup plies from our farmers. and more anxiety to sell foreign, to-day'. market was ezesediagly dull, to which the further fall in Mark.lane yesterday oantributed. Wheat of all descriptions was fully la. per qr. lower • Raley, Is. ; Beans, Is. to 2a.; and Peas, Is. In Oats hate or aOthing doing. Linseed is reported Is. lower, but Cakes are unaltered. No transactions in Rapeseed, and very little doing in Rape othes. Bones maintain their value. The following are the present primes: - Wheat, Wink, red, 34a. to 365.• white, W. to 38a.• Danthie and Son Ms. to tra. • Pomeranian and Hamburg, 3la. to 405.; ihnlet, HOlstain, and Friesland, 34.. to Ns.; Russian and Odessa, 32a. to 36e. Oats, Engliab, 12a. to 14e.; Dada. 10., to 125.; Friesland, 13s. to 16..; Russian and Odessa, 12e. to 14s. Barley. malting, 225. to 24a. ; grindng, Ila. to 21r. Beans, 26x. to 01. • foreign, 2.W. to 31s. Pea, white and yellow, 25.. to 275.; grey and Olack, 21a. to Ms. Linseed, Black Sea, 43e. to 455.; Petersburg. 37.. to 425.; Riga and Archangel, 36e. to Sts. • Konigsberg, Ms. to 375. Linseed Cakes. Hull, 71. Iv.; W (Drain, a 55.; inferior, 51. .; Rape Cakes, 75a. Od. Tarte, foreign, 20s. to 24.. ORuarn.:ll. M to 91.10.. Banes, 97.. 6d. kenn IL el, Imports from Nov. 17 to Nov. 23:-Wheat, 4.938 qrs. • Barley, 4,592 ; Oats, 3.54; ' eons, 2,904; Peas, 1.646 ; Tares, 174; 19,e46; Rapeseed, 40; Oil Ca be, 1,240 tons; Boors, 345. Irsvrtea, Nay. 2.-Our supply of Wheat was small, yet more than equal to the demand, and sold at a redaction of lc per qr. from the rates of last week. Barley a large supply, and finest desaiptions fully IP. per qr. lower; other aorta 3a. Oats, Beans, and Pees !mainsail' thdr price. LEEDS. Nov, 27. 7 00 r 'Frivol of "rata are modem W hest meets a elow male, and the bantam done is et Friday's rates. Barley continues very inactive. Beans steady. Oats and other articles before. Arrivals this week : —Wheat, 8,475; Oats, 1,130; Barley. mato; Beans, 177; Malt. 546; Rapeseed, 116. LEIGHTON BUZZARD, Nov. 27.—Wheat and Bayley Were both in large supply this day; the former was a dull rah, at Bet week's prime. and in some instances, imbue, an abatement of 6d. par lead war made; but there was not sulkiest difflrenee to alter our quotations. Barley mast be written 1.. per qr. lower. Beans and Peas sold in retail at Late rates. Wheat. per load of 3 bushels, 13s. to 27.. Barley, per lis. to 29.. Beans, oid. 21s. to 111 a. 6d.; new, 16a. to HS. Peas, mule, 19a. to 224.6 d. per 3 bushels. Lim& Nov. 27.—Our market to-der was rather thinly attended, sad the supply of Wheat short, but, there being no de mand, the trade ruled dill, at a decline of filly Is. per qr. from last Tender's quotations. Choice samples of malting Barley maintain late rata, but all Mbar dmeriptkos are is. per qr. lower. Oats, Beans, sad Per move cdf steadily. White Wheat, 101. 15e. to 111. ; red, SI. 10s. to 101. Bsrley, 235. to 325. Oats, 16s. to Ha Buns, 27a. to 30a Per, 28s. to 30s. LIVIAPOOL, Novsmann 27.-T be errivals of pain, oral, ond dour from Imbed sad coastwise ohms last Tuorday hew , been loinebly poi. Fran areal we hen derived !fir supplies of wont, Indian oars, sni bind Gm. The upon al Wien son to behind this wask, A 748 gentro, is greater ben any other week within the last three n anhti, sad indisetes an incromed consump tion of tAis thod that . The trod* throughout ths week hes bons pretty slavoly, and ine of any grans has namely varied. This mobil Ms owl* w ekaderty attained. All dmoriptions of "but an* nonistobisi lbs prima of this day m's. fight, but be Most 0 hob ms was is tins IN went late mend days. Flour don inn elthost change in nine, and in maderste t. Fine =note ono 011 oars; omit folly as deer. woo in fur ond a pod proportion 0 the Iftellit sap* Is being moved tab tilos Yoder. Rosisy, bens, and pus Wit• Wilk ne gon.finares and ditsseed. Win core wee ha raguen, and *Men won wasted tee Mit soma at extreme prima. The following are the present prohnlion : Wheat, per 70126., rbelkred, old, 0 41s. 2d. to id. ; new, to 9d. Id.; ,old, to dd. 7s. Od.; sow. la. M. to is. 6d.; inn, red, old, 49.10 d. te k ed.; sew, fie fib 1o.8d.; whinokl. to la. Odi.; new, /AMA° 2s. 9d. Beney, per gr., Mein, na. to 21 0 8.1 Moniker, 29.. to 31s. • Sinn sad c i ll i6 lB., 1/ d. to 1.. 2d. Malt, pro gr, Eagike, pale, 30a. to ; Wel sh, 4110. Oxis, per 45Ae., English and inotolt„ old, b. bd. to to. 1 old, 20. 4d. to Is. 3eL ; blob, One mole, aid, b. 41d. to 211. 74.; sew, b. 4 d. to Is. 30.; old, fa. 44. to b. ; sew, b. Md. to Is. 4gd. ; Baena, par rer.„ aid, M. to Ifee; Snalt and Irish, per 48010, old, 21s te par p., Lib* white, 29a. to In.; pey, lb to 10. Flour, per bulbs., Medan and Irish, fine, 80s. Id. to sls. 04.; superfine, 30s. rd. to 325. ed.; extra, 33.. Od. to Us. Od. Oatmeal, per laud of 24911.., Irish, 1849, 29a. 6d. to 21a. 3d.; old, 19s. Bd. to 20s. Gd.; Canadian, old, 20.. to 20s. 6d. Bran, per 2411., ltd. to Is. Foreign : Vann, Canadian, per iffe., red, IA 10d. to 6e. 2d.; white, 0.. 0 to 6a. 9d.; United Staten, red, Od. to 6s. id.; white, 6.. id. to 7.. 2d. ; Donnie, mixed sod rod, 6a. 2d. to Co. 6d. ; hiP noLud,7s. 2d. to 711.0.; Lower Beide end Hamburg, red,64.44.t0652d, white, Es. 4d. to 6s. 10d.; Rip sad Petersburg, red, 5s Od. to 3s. 44. ; 4!.104. to 3s Od.; Minya, common. red, 3s. Od. to3s. Sd ; Polish. ed. to ss. ed.; Frank Spanish, and Italian, red, ss. 10d. to 66.2 d.; white, lb id. to &bd.; flannel and Marianopoll, red, 3s. Bd. to 3s Id.; Egyptian, Is. Od. to 4s. 3d. • Mediterranean, ore., bard, 4s. id. to 4.. Id. Rye, per qr., Balt i c , Re., 20.. to 220. Barley, per 1101 b., griadmg, b. 104. to is 3d. Oats, per 451 b„ 2s. 6d. to b. Pd.; Russian, b. 44. to b. id. Beans, per qr., European, Ifs, to 345.; per 4801 . b., UN. 6d. to 23a. Od. Pus, per or., Bettie, tn., Ta cia l ian. tia lt. to 28s. isi :; 3 00 1 1 Hann, tc; Ss to u r. w. Fl t o e u rn r, o l 4 r beL 196 3 1 t,. to 24.. ed. ; W. dd. to 265. Id. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, own, 24,0 d. to Us.; Canadian, mar, 19a. to SAW. Indian Corn, per 48011., Amnion while, Ma. to 24. 64. • ywllow, 26v. &I. to 27x.; European, yellow, 26'. 6d. to 274. Gd. Indian Corn Meal, per 1661 b., 13a. 6d. to 14.. Arrivals from the 20th to the 26th November, looknive, bto Linemen and Runcorn :-Whaet, 11,482 gra.; Barley, 1,919; Malt, 1,037; Oats, 8,063: Boons, 9,143; Pees, 522; Indian Corn, 9,536; Oatmeal, 11,06 socks ; Flour, 6,194 seen and 5,138 Coren. LYNN, Nov. 27.—Thera was II rood supply of both Wheat and Barley at our market to-day. Best samples of Wheat about the same pries as last week. Barley, le. to 2s. per qr. lower. Prices : Wheat, white, 621bs. to 6llbs. per bushel, 40...0 411 a.; red, Us. to 40s. Barley, best, 541bs. to 251bn, 26e. to 275.; common, 53Ibs. to 54th.., 24a. to 25e. Oats, 86th.. to 401te., ICs. to 17s. Beans, 68th.. to 661ba., Us. to ges. Orey Peas, 265. to 30s. Flour, fine, Us. per sack of 20 stone. NRWCASTLII. Nov. 27.—The weather Died Saturday has been raw sod cold, and • good deal of rain has fallen; today to foggy, with an easterly wind. At cur market this morning we had a liberal supply of Wheat from the growers, and, having lets offering tram the coast as well as hem abroad, the trade assumed somewhat more firmness, and a good business was done at fully former rake, the market closing with a buoyant tendency. Flour was held with more firounia, and the few transactions that ateurred were at slightly improved rates. Rye melted more attention, and a eleeranos of Danish was made at 20.. per qr., weighing MM., Out made 6016 a. per bushel. Malting Barley in slow repeat. and Is. cheaper ; sad gri.d kg found little f ,vour, sltbough freely at former rat m Melt unaltered. Beans end Pca s more inquired afW, but no dearer. Oats without change. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 27.—The corn market this day wu well attended by fanners, who sold freely ; but sltboaghj mer. cheats offered Wheat at Is. per qr. decline, very few mks were made. SALISBURY, Nov. 27.—The price of Wheat declined le. per qr., and notwithstanding a very full market the trade was very Inutile. Flour unaltered in value. Barley 'min large supply ; the trade we demoted, and prism declined Is. per qr.; grinding quslitles were in very Umbel demand, at a reduction et 2s. Oats were 11. lower, and the tree, as in all other sit elsa, was exceedingly sluggish. Wheat, SI. to 101. les. per load. Barley, 245. to 30.. Ow, 16.. to 225. Bees, des. to 46.. Malt, Ms. to Us. per qr. Flour, Us. to Iles. pa sack. CATTLE, &e —Danny, Nov. 27.—Our supply to-day was about an average, whb but kw of the but quality offered for rule ; the attendance of purchasers mu oonsiderable, but Mere ap peared but little doing until a late period of the morning. Tbe show of fat Sheep me tolerably good, without my alteration is the prices of week. Pat Pigs were plentiful, malatelniag fully but week's ElF;Beef made from 3d. to Std. Mutton, 3d. to 30. .Peal, Sid. to ez lb. Pigs, Ts. Id. to k. per score. Berman:Ng, Nov. 27.—Our market to day was well sup plkd with Beasts ma to number, but their general quality was inferior ; the demand for the primed oxen was active, and last mar ket's quotations were In some imtancea exceeded by 6d. per score, the average prises being hoes 9s. to les.; career descriptioos of beasts were a slack mle, and prises were consequently depressed, making 7e. to la. The number of Sheep to offer was increased. The trade TM sluggish, notwithstanding a clearance was almost effected. Beat Bouthdowna made fully last week's terms, namely, 6d. per lb., inferior sorts. 4d. to 3d. In the Pig market there was a full average supply ; prices were on the decline, and a fair amount of business transacted ; but few dead Pip were on offer, which realised 7a. to 7s. id. per more. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Irma oat Cervegooluals, as" nipples Gastatss,..ad .1.1•74% LW') CASUALTIES. Anna, Ritchie, of Arbroath, horn Duzig to Leith, bus put into Lilleund, leaky and with pumps choked, and cargo shifted.—Arendal, Nov. 14. Countess of Durham, Tyler, of and bound to London from St. Petersburg, hu put into Lillesand, very leaky, dis abled in her upper works, pump choked, and a list, and must discharge and repair.—Arendal, Nov. 14. Duke of Cornwall, Phillips, from Stettin for Swansea, bag put in, leaky, having been on shore on the Kentish Knock. —Ramsgate, Nov. 26. Employ, Hankins, of Sunderland, from St. Yetonburg to London, got aground on Oland, 11th instant, but come off after throwing part of her cargo (deals) overboard, and will proceed, not having sustained any apparent da , wage.—Bbinore, Nov. 20. Highland Chief, Mifflin, from St. Petersburg for Bristol, hie put in, leaky, having been on also» on the Shipwash. —Ramsgate, Nov. 26. Harehionen ter Abereorn, Key, from Quabee to Cardiff, which went on shore on Minn Head, 17th, is water logged, and has lost her fore and maitt•masti; none of the cargo is as yet got out.—Crookhaven, Nov. M. and Mary , Cloak, of Sunderland, from St. Peters btultt Liverpool, cleared yesterdefter being aground on He land ; she dot off after dis charg ing 45 casks of tal-. low which have been left on the ), aad will proceed —EWnore, Nov. 20. DUB. ARRIVRD. Awe Noon-at Te entol, November 27. from... .......... ..... A, Acsion-at Gem (vend, November 24. from .............. ..."..t...-"4 AstaL-st Gravesend, November 23, from ...... ....... ........ .K . ll"' Mos- at Deal. November 26, from ......................... ....., niz! A113101.11-at Dail, NoverOley 24, teal ........... , ...... . ... "' Wm ..... ea. Bum Bed.e.-at Grs•-14. ...;;,,, c ,, i . 24 , f . A lt - im : November Li, hom es ..... .......... 1 4 Strum. -at Boemea - mla ct bottZNovembar 26, from ..... ........... COMIEM-st Gnawed, November le, from. ........ CAROLINA-at Gravesend. November 26. boot . .... at Cia;;;ertf,Ho;e;nlWeli. _ - -- - "Bo 6Mit Di 'mum-at swa-st O G ra ra vesead, ve"d. N N overn evim ber bl2 2 26 '6. frt i lr_ ••• ******************************* ************ Droosoars-at Gravesend, November 26, hue ************* Gravesend, November 26, from *************** Den-at Gravesend, November 27. from ******************* "" .0 .,_"'" 64 4 Danus.-at Deal, November 26, from. ** ............................ DAILIA-at Plymouth, November 28, from ...................... Davos -off Falmouth. November 25, from_ ......... .•• .... Et.tair-at Gravemed, November 27, from . . ................... Foams-at. Gravesend, November 27, from ............ Ituntarre-et Gravesend. November 26, Zamme-at Gravesend, November 26, from fr0m....................... &mum Ass-of Dover, form ... _ .._ ... Fourteens-off Portsmouth November X, i ........ nns Famoseme-off Tymemouth Bar, November 26, freii:" . “:"...._"" wee Foams-at Gravesend, November 27,1 from ... • ...new Gunnar Movie--at Gravesend, Novemberk, tri,6` . " ......... kik Gorr° -at Falmouth, November 26. from.... ........ • limatn-at Griosaby, November 25, from ........................... lisamvs-at Gravesend, November 26, from .. _ ................ iIIAULLA ova MaIDARIT -St 0111.etella, Nov, 26. Imam, -at Gravesend, November 26, from Isenswoon-at Liverpool, November 27, from . .............. Jana ono Ass-at Gravessod, November 27, froM.: • . Jona -at Graveness& November 27, from.. ........... Josses Malla- at Lynn, November 26. ......... " 1 7Z7,9 Loan Cons-at Gravesend, November 27, from ........ Lion-at Gravesend, November 28, from .................... ••• Lms-at Gravesend, November 26, from .. one Loma,- at Gravesend. November le, flew, LYDIA lass-at Hull, November 26, Tram. Limes-et Chatham, November 26, froen._ .......... MAIIIIITIC -at Falmouth, November 2G, from .........."*". _ MARIA-lit Hull, November 25, from .... _ ........ 11 ay Ass-at Gravesend, November from ........... Heston-at Gravesend, November 27, fr0m....._ .. .......... Nano-set Gravesend, November 27, from ....... Nomme-at Gravesend, November 28, from .....7"j L Naars-at Gravesend, November 26, from ....................... New Woaus-st Liverpool, November 27, frtm _.. Roca-at Liverpool, November 27, P uy. - at Dover. November 26, from -"me Puy.- at St. Hawes, November 25, from .. _ . Prrssooass-at Gravesend. November 26, frrea . ,....'""-mela Prior -at °reverend, November 26. from ...... " ................ Bees-sun-at Cardiff, November 24, hoot .............. cor-st Gravesend, November 27, from . ...... . Eton. Wirers-at R 414•111 -at Hull, November 26, from ... ~ , . ... Earn ANTONIO-at Queenstown, November 25, Atues-at Falmouth, November 26. from ..* SMIPIIIADMIS- at Gravesend, November 27, hem....... Tasnosorn -at Gravesend, November 28. from ......... Trws-at Gravesend, November 2 , 1, from .... Taos. Loway-a Queenstown, November 24, ffem,...,„.A. Ek Tanetts-at Hull, November 25, from Iftetroar-at Pylooath, November 26, ban ............ TM/MD/I-at Welds, November IS, from ......... •••"*". .......... VANOCAID-at Gravesend, November 26. from ..*.. _ ... Weensoamern-at °reverend, November 28, fr0m.... .. W. HMO ANOCS-14 Gravesend, November 26, teem. Wrraamato-at Gravesend, November 27, from .......... .... WiLume-at Gloater, November 28, from --Dm* BAILED. ANTIOVA Pussr--from Wbitehaven, November 26, to Alio Arrwom-from Gronornd, November 27, to &tem Ammons-from Liverpool, iNovember 27, to ..........8a Assoics-from Liverpool, November 27, to. ....... ......... ~._ BANIHIII-from Liven:opt, November 27, to ..........= Balll4llA-from Liverpool, November 17. to ........T4 CAZIN/10-4IIIM LivOrPOOt , November 27, to -boa Currie-from Liverpool. November 27, to Cm or Musemmirm-frost Liverpool, Nentess 27, bi1.....km, EITIMINI -from Liverpool, November 27, to -..0M0t Cmmor-from Liverpool, November 27, to. ... 181 Camons-from Queenstown, November 24, to QM Dmmo-from Liverpool, November 27, t 0.... ......,q ELLIN -from Bristol, November 27, to Severna Ercms-from Liverpool, November 27, to .. .... ----UM vNIONSTONII-fr -.4 Liverpool, November 17, to 'tut-from " - November 27, t 0... = ___ ..... iiital, - --... arr Ai. so F.:vivarium-from Yerpool, November 27, to laliff Emma-been Queenstown, November 21, to AMA& Emma-from Cardiff, November 26, to --110.. now-from Portsmouth, November 26, to -Alit °waylays-from Liverpool, November 27, to Amnia GIPOT Qvaw-from Guernsey,l November 24, to se mihe Eloweto-from , Laeol, November 27, to -Am Hors-from Li November 27, to Hoar-hamlANovember 27, to is= Toes-from Liverpool, November 27, to -Oda. breurra-from Oramened, November 27, to —Ali hits Ammissom-from Liverpool,..Novembetp,.4o........Jiwa Jova ROSITA--ff 00114010121. iNovember 22, 'to ...„.ass Lvov Ass—from Queenstown, November 24, to ..„30. Livnaroor.—ftam Chsvorend, November 27, t 0.... Lou. Reossestw—riven Gravesend, November 27, M SMI Lets—from Liverpool, INovember 27, to LADY HoWSNA—from Liverpool, November 27, to Lois Marnsrown —from Liverpool, November 27, to —JINN MART STEWART—from Liverpool, November 27, to. „„_„jho MARIA RN GRACIA—from Liverpool, November 27, to -Awn Manyea—from Besumarle, November 26, to ...Cmillmb NAECT—from Queenstown, November 24. to Nstrrau.os—from Liverpool, November 27, to Isla Fassavenawcs—from Liverpool, November 27, to PLUVIAL—from Liverpool, November 27, to _Goa PUSAN—tram Oravesend, {November 27, to ..... Faz.rows—from Sesumaris, November 26, to .—...14es Odes Penn from Beaurnaris. Nov 26, to Juin PROTIDMITIAL—frOM Dartmouth, November 26, to ....lean Per—from Fowar, November 22, to . Rsnons—trom Liverpool, November 27, t 0... .... Sr. Vomiter—from Briotol, November 27, to Jamb ren.ran—from Liverpool. November 27, ......... _Sew& Satwan—from Sesuraaris, November 26, ...' ... Nib SPUMY Parser—from Gemmel, November r, to..JR./Schuh Ste R. Psur.--troen Gravesend, November 27, to . Orb,* Tarsus—from Gravared, November 27, to ----hernia %Craw( Wooo—from Besnmsrio, November, 26, to ...Amu Am Werzamv—from Yarmouth, N., November 24, to --We Wnarreoa —from Gravesend, November 27, ..... Worn—from Liverpool, November 27, Ito ♦BSSEIB SPOKEN WITH. Axes MART (ship), from Liverpool for Csieutta, ott2lbp,k3 12.13 N., lon. 23 W. BOOORSOC, from Lisbon, Nov. n, 131.48.32 N., lan. 9.43 W. CORMILIA (barque), Nov. 28, lat. 9, lon. 32 W. Cososmanu, from China for London, Sept 6, lat 271,16.412 Gnomons, Sept 23, lat. 22.20 S., lon. 24.12 W. Earran,from Rio Grande for Cork, Nov. 3, lat. 1341 3. kr. Homan (brigantine), for Newfoundland, lat. 50.56 N.,1m.16 T. PALAWA/Ut. 'roan Singapore, Sept. 15, off the Cape cif Gard&l 6 Illaerrraarta (barque), from Bristol, out 26 days, 1at.16.1& 16 . 24.11 W. MONTS IN THN ADRIATIC.—NOTICE TO 1617121 — The collectors and comptrollers of the customs at attend ports and cartes throughout the United Hindus, b*!sw seised directloto from the commissionsrs to mass sasie respecting • light on Point Branch,. Chadds blast Wes Adriatic, which has been ireeeived by them from the Lai Commissioners) of the Admiralty, to be exhibited is sae epitomise place in the custom houses of their Mew:dispel; for the information of muter. of vessels and all other ps concerned. [Advertisement.] —As ASTOUNDING CUSS 01 TRIATT -PIT I WOUNDS BY HOLLOWAT'A OINTIMNT AND Pau — of • letter from Mr. Jeremiah Reed, of Moking, nem BONI; „Olt 25th Sept., 1848 To Profereor liolloway.—Sir, -1 ° lre a gratitude to you for my almost miraculous core by the wed r M ointment and pills, alter seven years' intense Wrenn( 444 :dj a g i =to wet and cold. When I commenced tit= ready expended upwardaof 2001. in other sod Oda without any benefit, and had 25 ulcers on my body, • dreadful bee& ache, and pains all over me, bat your ointment and p hi koe 4 w d me, and lam now enjoying excellent bealth.”-Bold y &Meg% aid at Professor Holloway's establishment , 244, atniNihadan. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& / /7 BIRTHS. AILSIL—Nov. 22, at Colman Castle, Ayrshire, the Marthissell Atha, of a daughter. BAXTER.—Nov. 24, at Emeworth, Banta, the win of I. T. Paster, Esq., M.D., of a 00n. CONrNT.—Nev. 24, at Twinehant Rectory, near Cothßek aid of the Rev. J. W. Conant, of • sou, still-born. GREOO.—Nov. 26, at Portman-atrest, the wife of H. 0110. 3 1 , of a daughter. HAMILTON.—Nov. 25, at Cheshire-place, Belgrave.pusr% 004 Mrs. Hamilton, of a daughter. RATNES.—Nov. 25, at Terris' EN., of a daughter. MOORS.—Not. 24, at Ruing-lane, Cheipaide, Mrs. F. *AO daughter. SEARLE.—Nov. 25, at Tyndale-place, Islington, Mrs. 0. C. POO a daughter. WALKER.—Nov. 25, at Oxford-terrace, Ilyde-puffy Mn. P. WA of a son. the wife of t NO - (REELER.—Nov. 24, at Wycombe-marsh, Bucks, MrsH.WMO of • daughter, ELMOI MARRIAGES. .—Nov. 24, at St Marr . a, "rotor:: A. Elmore, Dm., of Deeoneltirssheet, niece of J. Chandler, Fog., of tipper George.etreet, R7e." square. lASTINGS—CROWTHER.—Nov. 22, at Somerville AM" de er terehire, D. Hastings. Esq., of Huddersfield, to Rem. daughter of the late W. Crowther, leq. PICKUP—MILLS.—Nov. 21, at the Cathedral, Maclaine, Vlle Rev. W. Wilson, M.A., Vicar, O. Pickup, Esq., of Milormr..! Rochdale, to Miss Mills, daughter of Mr. Mills, Dick Geteede• cheater. READMAN—ERASER—Nov. 22, at New Bridge-start, Ghat b 7 th e Rev. Dr . Roxburgh , It. Readman, En, to Jot 01 14 e.dest daughter of J. Fraser, Req. ROWELL—SPENCER.—Nov. 22, at Dawlich Church. Rowell, Teignmouth, to Selma, eldest daughter of Yr. Dawlish. TONE—PURNESS.—Nov. 22, at Bt . Joke's, Newcastle, If< 'pp Tone, C E., to Sarah, eldest daughter of the late Rev. J.. nem, Vicar of Dtanington. DEATHS. CROFTS —Nor. 21, at Uckfield, Sussex, Copt. J. 8. Crofts, Net DONNLNOTON.—Nov. 21, at Thorpnby Hall, T. DannieB lo a o " . aged N. fro FLEETWOOD.—Nov. 23„ at Bath-place, DAlsten, J. Tleets.". formerly of the Bank of England, aged 75. OATACBE.—Nov. 24, at Oataere, Shropshire, E. G&W:I.-r' Col. of the Shropshire Militia, aged 81. JEPPREY.—Nov. 21, a t Wynford, Glasgow, Yr. P. JageS tss Mr. R. Jeffrey, of Glasgo BOBERTS.—Not. 25, Bat her Eliza, wife of Mr. T. Estella,ll6' d Park-row, Nottingham, aged 33. BALOIIONSON.—Nos. 23, at Portland-place, Wandstnetlaill Mrs. lialoinonsoo, at an 'deuced see. SWATHE.—Nov. 13. at dower-street, Mr. T. A. Swum, Aw- TIIIIRMOTT.—Nov. 23, Albert Christopher, soo Mr* of Bedford.street, Strand, aged 2 years aid 10 _ - Mated aM vabilimd by WlLtux Km Ma" 0114° ' 14 red . Mist, in Übe Oty of London, Printer , at the Mac_ ____..s . 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