The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-23 00:00:00

SCOTLAND. MI EDINBURGH Now Coax MARICRT.-4l bait bees wawa that the Rams* e”sies of the new own stokes is to take pleat en the t =teeeday of December Basis/se will, of count, be es easel in the old buileleg en that day, bet It will eilerwerde be anointed sanely is the new mad mete esineeedieus measture whisk has been reared, • few pins inent i the sewn ane el the Oramarket. The penned meshotilete mein is the year OIL lre the Mum the 12 yeses dist lave damn dm tim tbe Wand* ems muted Mabee& ' gradually ding i sod Is mow, co sE Menai admitted to be si e g e mart le dedised. Ilkhough Merlelano is theater of prime, our Waal leer ket's nage el Whditimet,very wide, and always extendieg. This Is nielab ton eetribated to the Mean Mum that h Amon is the very maw of the great torn-mowing Midst dine Lenient. It is ales pertly to he seedbed to the MINIM of metendmtba we mem in the ambers' redeye whisb menanato in this sky, an radi mes ate to ehasst *twee*twee if the kingdom. Ott whit wer on eerse mei the rellweys ; sad, bet for whhli the to y anon it is d o u btfu l whether ft wend ever have summed Maddington in the way that it his Mae In esedirddeg the weekly reports el the Edinburgh sad Endings.. mama, ewe after war me ant markeeplase hen for some years Mu Milt, we lad that the sales la the latter penally . exceeds I theme is the former. The pretest rearket-pree weld sever have bees well adapted for the perms whisk tt was intoned to serve. It tees always dark —a great figle • "Ma market ; and, very son after obe wed, w oe heed es be too limited he the tranamod is it. • mosideration of dues cistern. Maness led the tees caned to apply t huo adhismat for power to met a sow mar ee :2lser power, sad nowise the es Meow. la presses of their Ono, a am not ezending 20,0001 , epee the faith of the neeeket-dnee, received the royal assent on the 21let of Peas 11147. Having obtained the eremeary authorkatiaa from parliament, the maid set vigorously to work; me dsa a ties Ia the Grarsmarket, within • shad intone of the present mist—pt the old home whisk steed epees that site taloa dews and remond—prosarn pleas, aid Mend ism entracte aad mw, dor lbs lapse It little me Me two years, we meshy Mid aides of the Mt that the dyad sad swim building which ham bees rested will be sempleted sail ready for emspelee is the Ant wish of Dees bm We ender stand that the (Islay eonneeted with the Greeds, of the new market will nearly mhos* the 10,0001. allowed le be *s peeded el the bedding. Whether what remains d the 20.0001„ after paying the maw seamy el the eke, *set ad the se de, wilt be saMeleat to mashie the gems. to take advaatige of the asthma, whin they hare is thesletate, to maim the horde Midi en Munn is the Mande es aim sted kmastristoly met Mat the Etelemmitat, and Mom the reed leeMeMby Knee lanes le It. Cuthlises% "harsh saw amatZleast Waite Portant% ea lie nun, sad the Wysi sa the wed, remains to be ma. The am wee Mignon by Kr. Cowen, is ha the Iteliss driaorrilvo,_airipm. =I well Mud to the site whisk it solopiss. The mainly" aro deb an is= without She assent" el hada" • meat deal at imponed upon tam. The Mils of the windows, which is said Is all the Wm Mum, is very effective; and the I. • hasionte Dads dermay, with two rust. colons'. The ads treat of the Wilkie is about 99 feet in breadth, sad 60 het is height. The remains' of the none h made op of two wims, both resedieg aim: 13 feet, having Mimeo withie—that ea the wee hens serried up as a cempealle en bell sad dock power. tippet getting inside the Wildly. we dinner, for the bet time, (hat that put of it at which we have Mu MM. km the street is, la reality, call the vestnela that dis market, esenwhat I. the style • ninny Mods% Mt Meng a triple reef, stretches away • masidenble diatom to the rear. The node" of thin* part is lower than the treat. It is supported in the metre, two rows of metal Fillers; eel is Minty lighted trees red by mesa of patent tinehes. Tao anent of the satin area of the Wane Y ldl fat from north to meth, and 92 feet fries east to wed; so that it will at is.. be evident that there is "ample room an verge mash" Lir all the purposes of the market.—Sceichneese. Gana Lawn.—tr deputation of the National Anti- Claarlaw Aweeistios bed e Witham& interview yesterday with George Thamproa, &q , M.P., an liir masses a llainskey, M.P., regarding the practical intents which wean remit from the withdrawal of all legislative preemisa le pm. Mr. Thompson, being filly harmed with no Imednese of the "One, ogled that he meld, at subsymt men. ea liessold Worm, prim yea his authors the mid sad exismital evils arising from the gmelerea and dr argot seesed.y that existed far their ita Manley wee also had with the Right Hoe. ;IVen Slim Id P. for Comity, who, to a ensiderabh man% speed with the views of the eimedatioa as to the maid evils malting tom legislative precedes to ganw.— Abodams. AND CLERICAL. 01.701 AD, Nov. 22.—1 n a convocation holding this morn ing the pentoesd gnat of din pounds, oat of the Unreality Oen, of the food for Wailing the expenses incurred by the board of health darns the prevalence 41' the cholera I. the city of Oxford, net with the unanimous approval of the home. is a arogregatina holden immediahly afterwash, the fol lowing degrees were conferred, via , Mester of Arte—Henry A. Haney, lauding, Christ Cann ; Rev. Charles H. Mar ley, Wadhaas ; Joseph L. Morris, Worcester ; and Rev. Jan. Beastasel. New Inn Hall. Bachelor of Arta—Wilt- Aire B. Austin, Banes ; Hoary K. Northoote, New Coll. ; Joseph C. Bates, 36•111 M. Price All Boa's; William Bell, 11110111.0011; Henry T. Cattley aid Ernst A. Long, Bt. John's; Arthur Berens, Trinity ; John B. Rogers, grand oonapounder, and Ong* A. Bain Waling ; William B. Smith, end G eorge 0. P. Beauchamp, Worces ter ; Chula Mahout Tyndal4 and John V. Pape, grand =seder, New lon Hall; and George F. L. Bampfleld, Lissola. Tammy Cou.sos, Douai. Oa Tanga', November Nth, the following gentleness were sleeted Moors of the Dalversity foe the next year :—Viee-Provost : Bsv. Charles W. Wall, DD. Registrar and Auditor : Rev. Richard MiDounell, D.D. Regius Professor of Civil Law : Rev. Charles Hate, D.D. Rides Professor of Greek: Rev, Joseph H. Binger D.D. Praetors : Rev Charles Hare, D.D.; George ll'bowell, A.M. Dien: Rev. Humphrey Uayrt, D D ; Rev. William Renew, A.M. Borer: Rev. Thomas Laby, DD. Beane Lecturer : Rev. Joseph H. linger, DD. Catechht : Rev. John Lewis Moore, DD. Regimen of Chambers: Rev. Dr. Todd. Censor: Rev. Dr. Sielleir. ilaiversity preesiten : Rem. De. Bigger, Dr. Todd, D. Bodine, Dr. Butcher, Joseph Can B.D. Robert Visitors Dixat, A.M. Greek Leetarar: Rev. Bantael Butcher, D.D. Assistants : Rev. Joseph Canon 8.D., Rev. George Lnagield, • ht., Hewitt R. Poole, Sob- Lecteisme he Hawn Is Eames Richard T own sen d, AB , John Eels lattran, A.l , Bsolunia Dickson, A 8., Rev. W. A. Willeek, AK. Essealners for Hosirere—la Math. , swiss sad Phyllis : Awhile B. Hart, LL.D., Benjamin Diana, A H., Rev. William A. Willock. A.M. In Clowns: Rev. Dr. Betelase.tßev. Joseph Canoe, 8.D., Rev. George Loophole% A.M. Is In* Look, and Political Economy : Rev. Thomas Stack A.M., Gawp MacDowell, A.M., Rev. Will , sn Leo, A.M. Punezartawre.—En. Amon Rogers, M.A., to St. Paul P. C. Bristol, 613 t, nests try death of C. P. Bullock ; pats. J. S. Harierd, sad ethers. Rev. & T. Wilehne to Bitten and Oldland wades, Gleseester. NAVAL. Posuroont, Noy. 32.—Tko Dalt , 3, Lin t mailed tkia monk, at 9 o'clock kr Illtioraeso to be paid eq. MILITARY. Tai COLOWILOT OF =a STE Dotooos avers is, is is w Ds gives to Usti-OmM R. Pipe. SPORTING. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MREI'INO—WZDNIDSDAT (OOWOLVDID.) Ornowki Saunro ISTAxas .1 6 soft oink nod 30 sided Om mile. 10 'else ) Mr. Eviemlee $ yea lit. 9. Dann% no 4 ne II TEVMSDAY ray Maims Mamma Ensawo Iloarms 6 ens. are, with 25 added. Two Win M. J. Chadmeo Tao IrM Matameee, $ yes Lord Lawn 1a1f 91 7 Mr. hewler% Twasnr, 6 ye., Mr. Tenpin% Poinows, aged, sad Mr. Ongresn'a The W4ta4ll yrs, abe res. Bartow 'immune of 16 men ash, 10 ft, sod I only It declared, with 100 added. Oen mad sad a die. (30eabo.) Mr. Ma. a%The Prleeeeek $ lea Yeeeca's The tart, seal, rot im HOMINY HANDICAP all eon. own, aid 00 added, half a sae, was wow by CoaUflorrer. An an Pram of 301, added to a sweepstakes of 6 son. own, ems rosin and • di.., was wee Xt. J. Condron's TM Peossat Girl, 3 po i , benne leer Rain intelligence, TRATIOW. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—YiermAy. Tag QUI= o. WALIIII.Pass axass--garsunmiNT aoa Faun In Ms ease which was ea ladistauat fee ',stela's, • nu of 1001. by leis protease by as etterny. sad is whlsh a Me to show wan why then should net be s son trial woe moved few /m ow liasslay last, sad a man risk appeased la the oo cf The asset so= that they had swasalted Lord Down ; sad on she whole, they her. &brad be • Me. Ix =a Yams OP lionlmanw.-11ozio or 'faux Is this cam • ralaltioilisaaatalsai, calling on Mr. an &Mammy, ts show came wily ma attachment loam agamm Ids .IM maim* M mart, isr 061=g1. a lbs amt a mi s as mammy la • as of " Edwards v. Wag m sat mama attarsey. Ile "Mimi moms maths s kit maim of Oa Vist., 4. 73. mbisitit is mailed" that after the make ef that sat say puma who shall, is his airs stoma, or is dist of say maw; Memo say wet, or ma oat maw la the ~ill at We* simsmr, witispnt being mad sardled se ea Mow =arab M isaitiMisisu s ai d sal kr has la sub sub ofilmakmillM kraimp etwirt." It appeared that Kr. Ham pkreye was admitted as attar soy la the great sessions of Wahl doting the elisions of a separate judicature is that principality, es the payment of 1 Yd. °sly. Oa the =add= of that jedleathre be 11 Cleo. IV., and Ist Will. IV.. oar. 70, the 16th geodes panned attorneys admitted it Wales to prairies is asses Was; to that ferkeleities. which were tried is superior erearts, with out the payment= the additiesal net neesessey to make th . eia2 .. paid equal to th ee Moss= on stesusep prestkieg L the superb, Onetere. thole putties Wok ;;.-esmlll, fa those geWleiset be 17 th Ise a t i on d ta might gemmed, _by of tint t append that a M. a genders= ia Lemke, was the ateersey be a Mr. nye, asel L 1546 Mr. Mop' pagebend eartain prepay in Tliataire. Kr. Humphreys wee the ataseney be the vender, and the title deeds was to be dellmeed to Mr. Williams to peepen the =street Mr. Wilde= retelved the title-deeds hem • rer an to whom the property was mottgaged, the mortgage being paid at; bat ha =se resolved with them she deeds of other property which had else been mortgaged to the came paw. Aa =don was lineght spinet Mr. Williams to mow the deeds, a ver y against against him, sod the emu was tend. Mr. gated as attorney la this airiest, and th e sesta was to a. This rah had there fore boss obtained war= him. Mr. Maeda and aft. Ting seur showed ewe, sad eon- Wad= that the only =hem committed by Mr. Humphreys, if any, wee seat= the verve me by the norpsynest el the &dada.= sum aimosesszy he be paid la Wide hien Sc poetise as as attorney generally, and that the eureka.= k. amps. Fier ends was raffia-last es sada him he SFr& Is the nit in question. The AitorueOleneral, Kr. Webby, end Mr. Willa up. peered in support of the rule, and esegialleil rhea Mr. Han phays was sot admitted Is Ile sopostoe mom by the our= meat, which less only Wended 111 enable =tombs admitted under the old Welsh jeffieshere to appear in suits in the superior courts Griming Is gad beioaeing to that juriedictioo. Mr. bodice Petemon, ia delivering the judgment of the court, said that the 166 dad 17th sections of 11 On. IV. and 1 Wm. IV., e. 70. Mil Men= objects. The 16th mo tion was neettmery. hearse panes by the payment of 261. scald presties at the merle of peat sessions in Wales, and whim these courts were abolithed the cases which were be fore sued in that jaikmenre were required to be sued at Watseka= and d would Meehan bard if the attorueys L that jaris , ieties were pewee= ben appearing in those cram; bat they were limited to dews whisk would pea oacy have bra tr.= there. The 16th seed a, however, did sot alter the state in which they then were, but allowed them to we is gouts at Westminster without the payment of say *Adidas= duty, and a roll was provided hi them ewes, Is whisk they were carolled, but they wait set ad aided. The 17th motion pee them a farther power, for they might if they =wed be admitted to pasties generally by the penut of the additional duty. It wee clear to some with in this motion there mast be as adminion, and Mr. Humphreys was only on the roll, and was see admitted as as sinew of this cent. Then NW 6 aid 7 Vie., A 73, e. 35, which reader= say (sacs preening_ is say of the superior everts pate of contaapt. Mr. Haisplueys, not Mang been admitted at all, come within the very weeds of the endw i e= wag fa the same audition so regarded y~gs say other suits then those bebop= to the of the Welsh courts as a person who bad never bees admitted is guy way. The words keenagly and wilfully" were in the affidavits sad oleo in the rule, and if the matter turned on that then might be a question, but still Mr. Humphreys must be takes to have linen the law relating to attorneys, and he wee brought within the 16th section, sad wee, therefore, guilty of on tempt. Tie rule must be absolute, but ae the court did not with to be severe, the attachment might Win the olio, tor a =oath, sad in the meantime Mr. Hemphreys might be ad mitted, aid it wand not had. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-TUTZIDAT. SMUG. 1111 Bawd. —..— SCRAM= AND °TRIM V. lloaaioa.—Paornacc at GOODS TUICEASID DOSS NOT LIS IN TES FUSCOUS= UNTIZSLITIIST. It ewe the defendant, who was in the habit of con tras* to supply timber for the nemm, had purchased, in 1847, aorta* ports or 26 sticks of timber of coo Swift, being pert of a large quality whisk he (Swift) had bought is Hallo* Forest, in Wales. The defeadaat had paid more that the earth*, money, and the timber bought by him was market and assessed off at the time of the purchase, bat was set eat Sea the at of whisk it formed pert, Swift having sapped le saw it and Boat it down the Wye eiskadeat's peemisee at Chepstow. Before the de. limey of the Saber Swift became • bankrupt, mai the pialatiK as his mediae*, claimed the r eM. on the piing that there had been to aseepteems eireeediag ter the Statute; of Frauds. Igicjea freemewe oat Moors sea, who eat and serried away the tinier is enestion e sad ea maim was brought and • mmliet recovered by the meigase far the value. A rule aM had sines been pealed to est that verdict aside. Mr. Bag sad Mr. Montague Smith sew *wed cause against del sob, which was supported by Mr. Cockburn and Me, Brielemr. The slaty quotient was whether the property is the Silber had pared to the absolute previous to the bank ropey or sot. The Court held that when there rentaised acts to be done by the seller beim*, barer was entitled to have the pro peaty, there was so pushes of possession from one to the other. Is this ease the mike had to separsto the timber beaght from the trees, of which it frmed a part, sad mad It a Maga* of twenty miles. This had not been dome, there• fore the property bad aot passed to the defendant, and the verdict for the plaintiff must stand. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YsersiDAY. ems.. or Bait*. MORSIIIOX V. GLOIIIII.—BUILDIIIIO filsWas an action of covenant by the trustees of the Paddington and Bayswater Mutual Benefit Bail*, So slaty to recover from the defendant, who was a member, cer tain sass of Mossy as payment of cabscriptione, redemption mosey, sad 'mad rest. It appeared the defendant had borrowed • sew et 4601. of the comely, which was established under the Benefit Building Societies' AM (6 It 7 W. IV., tt. 32). Ile took eight shares of 1201. sash in the society end executed a mortgage, to sesame the payment of the salmeription doe iste=esce of them, as also the rent of the premises, whisk hem time to time become payable to Lord Cadets= as ground landlord. Thu dahndime, having made default, the remit seldom wee ecommatted. To the decieratio• setting out the above eireanistasess the defendant pat in 22 pleas, three of whisk were dunned to. The priaelpel guidon raised apes the clew was, whether thewbjest tithe action was " • matter in dispute" letweestiee defestisat, as a mere bee, end the sedsty, and ovbt therefore (under the 21st sec. of 10 flea IV, et. 66) to have bees refined to arbitration. This errand of defames was specially pleaded, cad the plea was deunarred to. &tmissed as a tars day is Nippon of the damns awl estbended that "the shatters in dispute" we not ;Min the seinen (tithe 1114110= IV., o. 66, raked on; that the sen.gament ettftearewedlent to Lord cadogan was a wrong to the sodsty, wryillhreen from the mere us , .[money. The ploiladt WO at liberty therefore to mein anti= as he had dam, ad the *haw set up by the lies wee an =M Os it. • Kr. Je/se, is support ei ez tpiees, salmitted that the Bth sad 7th Ws. IV, e, 32, the preside= of the 10th Ors IV., a. 66 and 6 Wm. ,e. 40, to WNW —*sl. sad that the sublet* mattes of the present senses I& within Os previsions of the 21et sesta the 19 055. IV., weee After =fetch= to the 9 and 10 VS, • 27, theleiniedeuelsel relied. mesesether authorities, upon " Orlep to. Ilonlyery," (8 abet, 394), where it w as hall sett aas did ant lie ag tha trustee eft !midi moldy, an bat st ai d* puts the only Wade of pr u s es, was by arbi Sir P. Pollock, Mist BIM. sow delivered ant. The question was, whether the *bar was frost seksdalag an ernes at law kw the tussah= sesplaieed of, or whether ha wee bound to maw them to shit/mien. The east, after onelienng tka enthesitire and the =nous sets of psrliament referred tti, Seen of =Won that the pleas whisk set lap the nessesity to reefer the natters In lisps% to arbitration, as a bar to the mike, were bad pie= and that the deatisrer 6110111 a Oscars be spewed. • hipasat ke ta• plant( sonningly. Hamann V. Linwoon.—Don et as ATIONXIT !OWA*DS An Woe. . - This was aa sties hoes& to rows compostation to damages fres the dot Beat fir as la Ike discharge of his datj as an attorney, ia a cause at the suit of the pessat pitfall! egoist a Min . The mot. liens esasploisod M. woo, that the defoadaat did sot " Sasso" surd for the *lade is that for the alai of the sus at Moidoess, mhos it was to have bus triad. The seassalass whiner was that the reseed was withdraws, sad the Sun Sterwerde tried at Lows It apposed the &hoist had, sales a alsopproissoka with worst to the =of .tho Wham at lidirnao told the whams 1 11.1 Mt PreSsethere stela meths ;sown will Them. day, wad had 11arelf arrived thso eats she overlap is ions,whon be was Shined that though postponed smeared with Oriel fa SeAaktiff, the reseed had boos withdraws, es there wore • at ottosearats wilmen hi olgoidiswoo: Kr. Baron ISM% Was when tho poome 'Ma war holed at lfiddleera,teld thojrag that so attensorsdatyia lastreab tog ocautool wait, to haul* tikes with so* NOM able istrutioas sad materials as would MAIO than to swat this' Agars Me U the jury with a reaseashio reagso Mousas. A verdict herb' penal he the US& Mugs a rule all was eabsequatly kor • pow trial, on the ground ot soloilossis, and Mat the &meg" wore ezaadve, ludas the plalatif would lOW Nut to has than reduced to 131. to,. &sisal Wilkins sad Mr. B Jaws appeared on Teseday to show ease aphid the rule. They satuded that the dhotis at the leased baron was sad that his eoastreotioa el the snails or fe"t iool= snarl" was Mired. Au attorney said not (they sh unted) be rid to dhcbarge his duty to his client in es dosing a case by .ssty Masao( snarl with a brief ad a list of witaweashs• Iwo to have them in utonfauto, sad woo nista Alossif es the day the trial should hays bora yossteded with Alla to the boonal, it was admitted they were salrely au high. Yr. M. Cheabors, Q. 0., apt author baud gentlealan 'apposed the rale, sad eastsadat that 13/. was this real =sat of damages Snored by the plaindif, if he had rat , fared say. They subsitted SS the allegation that the astradsat " had mot Sanwa& tessail for the plaintiff " was positively disproved. It appeared that suaad was furnished with a 144 oad . that he ap , set behalf of the phlatifi whoa the Sale ihe salad apsNso. In order to sop. cr iss the t assimatioa, WNW lave hes shows that Me W undated to ballad •tsarist in say sass it the 'Wade The shwas of she dohnsiout WS thaw& Items was withal; Masud oseirodl, MU tot lanotet ti l" : 11 441 1111 1:74 ▪ inshastod toesesi." Ds Coast having thla takes Vose to singiori law-1 mused jeigniat tab atrialag. They wire of oplaisa Bad THE EXPRESS, FRIDAT EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1849. Mr. Baron Rolfe bad correctly stated to the jury what the defendant's duty wee towards his ellest. In order to dir thorns that duty properly, an attorney was bound to at tend at th• trUa either in pus= or by his clerk, and Alm take ear* that the necessary witnesses Were in attendance toe ; otherwise it could not be said that he had properly tt instraeted ectsesel.l o: yr od the 'trend of nsi w •direetton, thensiorts, the rule be Meeks/rd. AS the de. =l s =stot beis he ilesuditol ts beTesit a th: s o ar a th. Judi-seat awnediagly. PREROGATIVE COURT.-Yirrs.DAT. Evans tr. ?TAAL—Comtism= co ale 111017.1.01. The nutmeats in tab ethe were ressaisd to dap. The hits of the nes may be compressed Mt* • smell compass. It appeared that • Moe. Juts Tyler, late of Bridges& ha Elsatorganshbe, died penmen of considerable wealth, sad made a wil, in which she appointed her soo,Mr. Thema Tyler, sad the :Bev, Mr. Evans, wanton wider that will. Soo lift two ekildren—a 841, the pm, I. Belt ; and a dmighter, who married a Mr Evans, arid died before the testatrix, leaving also two children, one a son, Mr. Thomas Evens, nephew to the Bev. Mr. Inas, thi other senor, who. after the death of his nide (Mr. Thos. Ter), will take the freehold sad espyhold estates, &o. Tb. Rev. Mr. Evans now applied to the tout to have pro bete granted to him. 28 PM aerator, on the and that Muntenia Tyler woe of week Wad, sad turps ageing foe hthleelf or Othe/S; that he won, th het, Wade. sa d had a 1 keeper to watch over him, whose life he had attempted to sake by stabbing bins whoa walking at the sea side ; that on another osessin he threw a largo quantity of gunpowder bite the Sr.. other acts bib, also alleged. llpoa the d, owe of the testatrix, Mr. Thorns Evans, the grandaoe an d heir Oil the estate, in conjunction with a Mr. B. r es saLs " , tiTO took possession of the will, end without acy legal appoiataneat aammaad the right to act as wasters of a• diseased. Dr. Addams, es behalf of the Rev. Mr. Inas, applied to the mart to have probate granted to him as sole executor sod ensue wider the will of the testatrix, on the grimed that Mr. Tames Tyler was of 'Rebottle mind from - his in timacy, which had thawed with his years, and that be (Mr. Inns) had bee* appointed executor and trustee wadi/ the will of the testatrix, on the very account that the testatrix had eonddend her son of weak intellect, de. Dr. Harding, on behalf of Mr. Thomas Tyler, held Ws to be perfectly sane aad capable of 'Wag as an theentor under his mo th er's will, and read various cerreepondease leader the hand of the Rev. Dr. Evans, the ce-exemitor, as to the truth of this fact, wherein Mr. Evans selvd his (Mr. Tyler's) co operation, and thus he admitted him capable of acting as ea executor, dto., sad in conclusion emphatically called upon;the then to madman the other party in the oasts. TLe Court was occupied the whole day is hearing this ow, sad defined judgment. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YesTuDAY. Harem Us.. SWIM= awn, aweerenr toms. ALLIGID CAUL Cow. ADD ASSAULT. lb. &ohm Bailey, • publicea I. Newptirmarket, our rendered to take his trial upon an indictment, charging him with having assaulted Joshua Stopford. Mr. Homy appeared for the prosecution, Mr. Baßeetles Ise the defendant. Ur. Holly briefly opened the case to the jury, and sug gested that it wee • ewe which might very properly have been settled out of court, and if that course was taken, the feelings of all patios would be spared. Mr. Ballantine said the defendant r. jetted the suggestion with the utmost possible scum. The prosecutor was then examined. He stated that his name was Joshua Stopford, and he was secretary to the Arte sian Water Company, residing at 48, tit. John-street, olerkernwell, sad occupying offices in Southampton-hudd ler. Oa the 14th of the present swath he bad ousaiou to me le Riskeermth and whilst there he met by the purest sai -1 diet Milk Buoy, the wife of the defendant. They returned Maws temeher by the South Wasters Railway, and on bewing Waterloo Station he accompaaled lire. Bailey over Waterloo-bet !p, to the end of labeseesr-plaor, where she proposed to take an omnibus to premed towards the Regent's park. He would have proceeded to his own home after he had left her. They found that it would he soma minutes before an omnibus going to the required destination came up, so they walked slowly up sad down Laseasterplau ; and whilst so doing, the defendant rushed up, sad struck him • trimlendous b ow with a bom barded stick. F..f the minute, suck was the effect of the blow he was completely blinded ; sad when he had reco vered sufficiently to Ice k round, the defendant was tearieg his wife's bonnet from her had, and her clothes MIK her back. The defendant then said, " You I have caught you at last, have 11" and again struck him. His km was bleeding, a. d on a policeman coming up he gave the de fendant into custody. The defendant threatened to murder his wife. Cress examined.—This took place on the day before the Thankroising-day. Mrs. Bailey is now living in the holm et Mr. Woollen, a friend of aim, No. 10, Cazburton-street, Fitwov-square. I took her there, and intreduced her to Mr. Wallin fi ve weeks ago last Monde . , ' Of course that was before I met her at Richmond. 1 have in Mr. Woollen's house. I have visited Mrs Bai ley there. I saw her there ost the Sunday t ie. fore this traieutioa, sad I took her and Mrs. Woollier to church. Wainer is not my attorney in this prosecution. I drew up the brief myself. I went to Richmond for the purpose of disabusing an oblisation I thought I was under. It was to peg for the maintenance of Mrs. Bailey's child, which was with a perm named Foster. Mem. Bailey had no home for it, and I told her to send the child where she liked, and I email ply for its lasiatenanee. She sent it to Footslog and it was there I met Mrs. Bailey. I did not meet her by arrangement. I was is the habit of frequent ing Mr . B ailey's house, and have ate and drank then/maim timer. I saver went after Mrs. Bailey left. Mr. Bailey turned her out on the 17th of September. It was ea my weent. I never made love to her when I visited the home. The Judge—Do you swear then that there was never SDI 1 improper intimacy between you and Mrs. Bailey ? Witness—l do. On the 17th et September, the defi admit said I had seduced his wife end he sten& me on the twee 1 with a life preserver, and I bled profusely. Had my hod teem is • sere iokined position, he would have killed me on the spot. He turned his wife out of doors that night. I did sot charge the defendant with an assault then. Mrs. Bailey then went to live at bar sister's, but she was to, poor to keep her, and as she had been turned out of her home on my account I theotht I was booed to provide her with lodgings. I suppose Mr. Wiener will compel Mr. Bailey to pay the expenses. (Laughter.) ' I may have bed some very jailer convirmtim wish her—l may have kissed her. I kissed her shoat a* months ago. She wee too virtuous and upright a woman to allow any perms to take liberties with her. It was • liberty to kiss her, no doubt, bat I "matched " it en swarm (Loud laughter.) It was mated brbre the magis trate that I and Mrs. Bailey went to • eaffee-kerese, by the Waterloo-road. I did not recollect whether we did or not, uatil I asked Mrs. Bailey. We did. I nowt tell precisely where the coffee-house was. She wanted sense wireahment, and I took has Were. She bad some coffee. We were there ten minutes. I don't know whether it was a brothel or not. I could not fled it again if I tried. Be examined—My Only reason for providing her with lodgings was that she was destitute. By the Court—l don't know where Mrs. Bailey's sister lived. She seat me • inessep. and I wet her in St. John street. A boy used to carry mama between us. I seat a note to tell her that she could go to Mr. Woollen's. The Judge—How did you direct that note ? Wituese—l didn't direct it at alL—Yes I did thongb e I besot. I directed Mrs. Bailey. The Judge—Where at ? Witness—Oh, nowhere. (A laugh.) The Mild was mg to Richmond by my direction. I swear that after she Isilli kir husband's I did not know when she lived. I took • great interest is her bemuse I resumed I was the came of her tenable.. lam paying six shillings • weak fee the obit& Mrs. Bailey was very peek attached to the child, end I la ird It to be sent to RiMeneat,l 90 that it might as be taken few bee by the &fondest. What at Richmond Mn. Bai ley d Bat ebad • retu rnoing ticket. I had sot. I did net go k thew of m than. swi A pollee mailable proved levies witnessed the tram m. The lesesed Sedge said be was reminded of the very beet speech ever mob by a well.known judge. When oe , be said be en menalt ewe, " Gentlemsa of Mobley, the ewe iw ths menientioa is that my sliest gave the promote& • Mod tbitedsbrig.e-my case is that be wary May deserved it." The abenelinenees of thie ease brought that speech stemegly to lb am/ Mr. Beßn w dia. then addressed the jury. He aseaseentai l with rase se* en the peewit:ion male by the prose ink,. thenesb Ns mused, to wide *he matter oat of court, width denamelanse showed, he said, how very much he de hOM the meld should net know how base a mature UM.. Tbe harmed madmen minutely went weer the .Xlenned, ant urged tbstibes gal, infwesee that Gould be teem them wan, OM the prosecutor was Mrs. winsome. Oa the 171 L at September the defendant beet sonviesins proof of his wife's imam and. very , he gave ille momenta mead ; but me Waterloo -red—and of assault was prebeeed the., and as the day In by assiden; be law Men mime out of a bullet in Waterloo-reed—and IMO Ise (Mr. Ballanthee) did met with to get fres the feelings 0 the jury what he mould set =la theirjed t, be wield ask these, wm maths In whet he did ? Proceeding. weft seiliss elsewhere, and an 'dune verdict might, at . Bowe day, be represseted as proof that this defence was a labs one. An array of witnesses wen in actuante* If they were remitted- Mr. Harry claimed a reply, but it was refo ed by the cwt. The karma Jan _stssetiy summed up. The jury bad waly to deal with *grudge of essault; and he dl act *irk Mat they maid made. atly do otherwise than find de mitt n o ilsgendiat was not legally justilled in the lie bad takes, bat Hilts jury foun d him guilty he Muse to my that be Amid not be Mennvesiensed by IV It limb btu Wiwi mom his therester; • The bey Isuettbe deteadent guilty of an assault. The lamed hiss said it certainly was a most disgusting else. • Eglistifts bad heard the evidence maid have say dealt 6 W character of the incises, bennen the pro isoiter tha HO Km Bailey, and Bobo* could wonder that lbs defendant acted la the way he did. The crime of fillefibey by the wife was so *mass for en wattle upon the =:by the injured Methanl. and the court typed he ,: = 4 . lr, Ids conduct. The court fully considered 1115 even ; and as a farthing was the smallest MN fa this country, the isentenee was, that the do- Illident_pay to the Queen a ASS of a farthing. lk. Marry begged to be her fa deism' of Mm. Bailey's itrre;dge.—Okirseter ! We ha hard me* dUr ebaraster, mad the prosecutor's bib, Mr. Harry. The result was received with applause end the ddillidiat bit the teen Id* a awn* body el triads. THE POLICE COURTS. . . GUILDHALL. A DisTILUSIXO Caim—A young lad, mod 15, sawed John Jefriss, was @barged with steeling fin bonier under tbe Wooing eireaautaaa►. George Has. 475 ► maid the primer was gins into his custody, bet the Isservaine es Inettieg the eiseenstesses of the badly WI bead' Est isms buystd I. such s airless. ieg ors, sad timsairs wt tbs allsesisses penguin the boy 'eight keeptbelsenfoge. Coma sabot the semis lI h• bad wads incialrial renuctieg the ems. Ham replied that he had, end had seeertaimd that the father sad the prisoner were employed at Lloyd's minting ogles, bat daring the late epid. mb the husband and one daughter were attacked and both died, leaving the prisoner's mother a widow, with a large family to support, end no seam of doiog so; for to add to her difficulties, she was ooa• deed on Sunday, and they were all at the present moment is the greatest distress; it was from these circumstances the prosecutor ranged to appear. Sir G. Correll asked when they reeided ? Ham replied at 21, Harp-alley, Parringdou•strest Sir G. Carroll wishel to know it they received any relief ? Ham said they were in receipt of 3i. 6d. per wet le, end 3 loaves, hoes the perish of St. Bride's, but that was not mei. cleat to k op four children younger than the prisoner, one a little older, aid the mother. Sir 0. Carroll said ha thought it a 0163 deserving the sym.. pithy of the public, and also one that ought to be attended to by thou soodedes who were receiving such large sumo for the relief of the uterus by the cholera. He considered 3.. 13d. per wish and 3 haves quite inadequate to rapport seven per sons. more particularly when the state of the mother was sonsidered. He had no eloubt,when the ease was made public, sympathy would be shown for the widow nadir such circus Mamie. Sir 0. Carroll then cautioned the boy against being guilty of the crime of theft again, and discharged him. He ordered the officer to take 6s. to the poor creature for her present relief, and likewise directed she should have 6s. more next mink. CHAOOI or 111511 RITO Z1'011;11) &Grimed was brought up on remand ehorged by Mr. Thomas Davis, chemist and dsuggin, of No. 13, Horsford-row, Bayswater, nwed with having u a forged bill of exchange fo r 3601. The partleulers of the ems have boon already detailed, and in consequence of the absence of material witnesses the pri sonar wes rossaadod. Irma TO LIONNSID VIOTIIALLIIIT.—Mr. Harvey, of the Old Red Lion, Bt. Joha's-strosteroad, Cierhenwell, appeared to a summons at the instance of the police of G division, charging with having kept his house open for those& of liquors, Ito. on Bai.day last. not being for the refreshment and accommodation of morality'. Oa behalf of the defendant it was proved that the persons who were found in his house by the police were drovers, who had travelled a considerable distance the same day, and were In want of refreshment, sad the summons was con sequeatly dismissed. SOUTHWARK. ionising Tanya; LCollerine Reed and Mary Hayes, two children, about 12 years of age, ware charged with stealing a silk gown from the shop of M. Ilaynnus, clothes dealer, Blackman-street, Smthwark. George Howe, shopkeeper in the prosecutor's employ, stated, that a We after ten o'clock a woman called to him, and said two girls had stolen something from the doorway. He looked at the things hanging then and instantly missed the silk gown. He ran oat in the direction of toe Mint, and maw both peisonen running es last as they could. Sep d had the dress in her posecaion, and as soon as he reached her she threw it into the road. He then seized them both, and handed them into the custody of the pollee. Mr. Elliott asked where the dress hung prior to its being stolen f Witnem replied that it was safe a few minutes prior to the alarm being given, hanging a yard in side the doorway. Is answer to the charge, Hayes said she knew nothing of the robbery. She ran because the other girl ran, as she was afraid of being locked up. Reed acknowledged stooling the dress, and denied that her fellow primmer had anything to do with it. Mr Elliott discharged Hayes, and committed the other to the House of Correction for one month. PUBLIC SALES. Nor. 22.—8 y Messrs. D. 8. Baum sod Bow, at the Ital. —Leuehold hones, 43, Loasdahmquere Islington, let fur 601. per amass, held for 694 years at 21. 1 6001. A ditto, 46, Loads's-square, let for 621. 101. per ammo, held as the forego-6201. A ditto, 46, Lode-squers, let for 601. per anziara, held es similar tern s-6001. . _ . A ditto, 48, Lonideie moue, let for 661. per annum, held as above-7001. Improved i;onnd rents, arising from flee haute, 1 to 6, Upper Barasbarpstreet, Islington, held for 69 years at IW., leased for the whole tens at 421.-6901. _ Improved ground rents, arising from fourteen houses in Pcospeet-eottagee, Upper John-street and Brooksby.street, Liverpool-road, let for the whole term at 941. per annum, and held for 994 Lean at 601.-7601. Improved ground rent, arising Irma Ave homes, 19 to 23, Potts-street, Bethnal green, let for the whole tam at 321. 12e. Sd., held for 19 years unexpired at 6e. par annum -2001. Throe freehold houses, 54, 65, mid 56, Great Cambridge anent, Hookup'. nui, each how let for 231. 13s. per annum, lea motor rata-9991. lba. Two ien8;11;1d beans, 17 and 18, Thornhill•teaacs, Is lington, let to► 841. per annum, held for 93 years at 101.- 8701. Mr. EDWIN Fox, at the Mart.—Two freehold houses, Newoutlit-eourt, Saimaa, let for 801. per annum, less taus-- 6454. -- kr. Manes, at the !fart. —Lessehold stabling and w eans, 9, Non; Bracco Mews, Berkeley square, let on lease for 1154. psr sanank, held UR 1889 at 161 —1,4001. Freehold hoses, 190, Tooley-etreet, let on lease for SOL per annue,lead to: redeemed-7801. Messrs. MITS•1011 and GADSDEN, at the Mart.—Lease hold villa residence, 1, Carleton Villas, Token-park-road, Holloway, let for 601. per annals, held for 711 years at 104. 104.-6601. Iditio,2,derleton Villas, lot for 521. 103., held u the preceding-6001. Leaseheld home and al•op, 1, Charleustrut, Middlesex Hospital, lot on lease for 451. per annum, held for 16 jean at 61-9051. Leaaohold home and shop, 3, Charlos-etreet, let for 351. hold for 16 ran at 61.-3601. red (ordinary pialitiro),3ll4. to 40a.per do.; N.. to 481. per d°4 fin .r z . ditto. Tao demand for Sour was el .1 a b id d iret lit: a could be Mae at about last week'. lelsiksh mem& meet be quoted 295. to 3 , 5. per sack, tired sled Nett, es , sweet, Ms. to 2ba. per MI. There was a steady * , &stand brew Is ter qualities of me dem barley, and fair quantity was poreitised, bat chokers assened relsotant to take infeelor quak. lees, which ewe of heavy eels. English ale:l r il le % brought from itte. to :.is. per imp. a. beasr qr. . Cs o p , a2 ss. wai ver .. erase secure, Forage fsma •PM so d ais. par There woe hot hetes &smolt tar isilw a whisk mem la geed mob ma of heavy side. Demo end Week had met he quasi ems tea, ed. to lie. pee imp. iir.; Irish whltie_ikena Mia MN les., per BM be. ; Irish black, hem Hs. ed. to lb. Od. par imp. e, ls hems them ma little or ao 'he retics. Eagath yo bee 2k le Ms. per imp. qr., and fonign from 23e to Ma. pee 48111110. The selvals for the week have been, eisembe sad immembe-Whall, $.475.., 110 Mb.; eata, 9,406 beta., 679 qrs. beep, 9,190 bib, IMO qrs.; Mena, 144 qrs.; flour, 1,123 Ile kb The a toe eng to the Mame return of the On . have km err the put week-wheat, 4011. M.; oats. UM et ; barley, 30e. M. ; beans, Me. Divine!, Nov. 22.-We had a large supp'y of Wheat, which net a dull sale, at fully Is. per qr. below the prices of *at week ; a fair clearance, however, wee matte *Me beet qualities. Barley was in very large supply, the best samples sold very freely, st • trilling advance, 34e. per qr, bnw commonly given ; but the Inferior kinds were dull of We, and the turn cheaper. In Oats Beans, Peas, he., the trade was may heavy. Wheat, whim, per %la. to 49a.; best red. 4b. to Ms.,: middling, 37e. is elm; blhe Ms. to 380- Barley, Ms. to ele. Oats, lea. to 335. Be pee, lela. to new, litts. to 32a. Peas, Ms. to 40s. AM, be. par week NA as Ws. ; reamods, 29a. toile. F Nov. 22.-The supply of Wheat was lasito. rate; trade r at her dull, end *et week s rates scarcely reabfabee. Wheat, from SC to 121. per load. barley, 245. to 30e. per qr. Gab. Ida. to 26e. Peas, 26a. to Us. Beare. Als.t a 945. GODALMING, Nov. 21.-The Wheat trade was dull hero to-day, at prices hardly equal to last week's. Wheat, red, 3b. to 40e.; white, has. to 40.. Barley, 23e. to Us Peas, Sm. to its. Deans, 26.. to 63e. Oats, ito. to 21s. per qr. MANNINOTItiII, Nov. 22.-Wes have nethiag doing in our market to-day. Every article of grain is very dull, at last week's prices. NEWBURY, Nov. 22.-Our amply of Wheat was consi derable; the continued importations alarm our buyers end check all dlemettles to get. into Mock ; the tale proceeded slowly, at • reduction of irons le. to is. per qr. The supply of Barley exceeded the demand, which led to a decline of hem It. to 2a. per qr. Oats, Beaus, and Peas dull and rather lower. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 22.-Our Care market hes been wall attended, and fanners have sold freely at a chide under Tuesday'. rates fee Wheat. and for lonian we have very little inquiry. Impor tation., although limited, exceed the demand. ROYSTON, Nov. 21.-A short supply of Wheat and Barley, the former doll, at last week's primes; the latter, of One quality, mode rather more money. Wheat, Ms. to tam pm load. harlot, 24.. to 344. per qr. Oats, 14s. to SOs. ikrocgToet.ox-Titu Nov. 21.-We had a very large 'apply of Wheat at oar m arketi this nionung, for which Mare was a slow sale, at a decline of Is. to 2a. per qr. on the tales of this day week. barley for grinding in fair demand. Oats, Ness*. mei Peas without alteration. Flour Is now reduced to PM. per aid. Present quotatkme :-British: Wheat, per qr. of 6311 a. to the bushel, Durham and Yorkshire, red, Ste. to 42.. • white, be. to 445. , South country red, 41s. to 4b. ; white, 44.. to 465: Oats, bed, 14s. to Ms ; potato, lb. to 24. BOOS, old, 30.. to 325. Plow, per rock of 2101bm, fine, 30.. to 311. • superfine, 33e. to 345. Oatmeal. Boatel, Me. to 325. Foreign : Wheist, per qr. of 631bs. to the bushel, mato* Winner, and 6ealsuad, 435. to fts. ; Hamburg and Stettin, 41s. to 43e.; Holstein and Danish, Mo. to ele. Pollak Odors abs. to 40a. Barley, grinding, 82d. per stale. Oats, Dutch and &ie.. land, lee. to 21 .. Peas boiling, Me. to 381.; grinding, 23a. to Pie. Nye, 20a. to lmports daring the past week:-Wheat, most , woe, 1,430 qrs.; Barley, mosetwise, 230; Pees, foreign, 723. UXBUIDON, Nov. 22.-With a large supply at market the trade for Wheat is dull, with • reduction of la. per qr. on the W prices of but week; 52.. is the beet price even ; 475. Bd. the average ee pe rley is in fair demand, both for malting and &Mel ba, at t h emes rates, Irma 23 .. to Ma. Oats a slow sale, WOIKIPOTON, Nov. 21.-We W• 111 again plentifully with grain, which met with a dull sale. Floe samples Il liNt• RILIEFIIIIMIdi • decrease of 6d. per buMeL Barley and Oats remala the same so Yet week. Wheat, 16s. to 17e. MI. Barley, fla. N. to lea OEM 7a. to 7e. 3d. Pest Flour, per stone, 2a. ; so mods Is. let cieursl, la ed. Barleymeal, 1.. 2d. Ityemeal, Is. 2d. WaV11300.113), Nov. 21.-The dull accounts received this morMag from Nads.laws base had a very depressing e ff ect on the toads hem, and Mimeo eallased to bu at a dealt's, which fie the mama Wien are meriting to su b mit. NelieSUaow, Nov. 21.-Tho supply of Wheat from the Ammo at market this morning was moderate ; the quality being mai meted by the Lao *map weather, the trade ruled dull, at • &OW of la. per qr. tram the prices of Mat Wednesday. The firer ameigtems of Melia Wheat maintained former prices, but some moiety waserehmed &pea etsesauftry coarse qualities aad such weerinste la. pa r l imas. Them wee serge supply of Barley, alai M a seembia of er eer., mem dillaulty wee experimeed in @erect ile, a elesemeem OMB ware* good demand, and brought fully bat week's rates Domals Embed supply, and prime remain unaltered. Wheat, tom Me.; average, 871.4 d. Earley. top, Ple.; average, 21a4d. cm; top, Ile. 4tl. ; monige,l7s. 2d. Beans, top, Ms.; average, Ml'. lid. GLASGOW ' Nov. 21.-This week's arrivals from Ir e l at d lime essebtedof shoat 1,880 qrs. Oats, 720 bade Oatmeal, 640 gra Bess Whist, % PO seem Mom, 410 qrs. Barley, 233 qrs. Malt, and 170 qrs. wldsh. legraser with -7,444 State Flour and 1,104 qrs. &du* Oses Erma Canada lad the United &atm, have oom the impala to the Clyde. er r s Grangemouth, 4,310 qrs. Barle 1.0 33 qrs. Oita, and 1.34 e swam Flour, mastwim, s with 2,327 qrs. Wo W 1,324 quarters Barley from have constituted the supplies. We have had another week of very wet weather and the madden of all new grain continues bad The trade has remained in a quiet state through theweek without any Materialtemp Ia prices. Oats ware held with firmness owing to the Dented totted of the Irbil supply. At this day's market the trade generally was very 'ininiaate. Moe qualities of old Wheat met • re tell sale at late prices, but secondary and intent desenptions were much neglected. Back Flour was fully Is. lower. Barley in alow re. quest, at previous rates. Oats and Oatmeal steady. Beans and Peas without alteration. The followiag are the present quotations: Wheat, English, white, per 24010 a, old, 221. Od. to 2350 d.. red add, 31a. Orl. to Us. Ott; botch, white, old, 21s. Od. to Us. Pd. ,• lAA, red and white, new, 17.. 6d. to 19s. lid.; Dentate, old, be. 6d. kw 23.. 6d.; Pooseradan, old, 21.. 6d. to 22e. 64.; Dania. old, /Pm ed. toils. 6d. ; Odom. soft, of lem id. *2os; Camels, el,, iis. id. to 21s. 6d. • United bates, old, Ws. id. is 21s. ed. barlwy. pea nous., Be ef end botch, new, lie. to 17s. ML ; Irish, les. OL to 17s. Od. ; foreign, free, P 01176111•11111, M., old, lee. id. to Us M.; new, 16a6d. to 175.61; Danish, old, 13e.ed. to 16e.; new, 11.. to lea ed. Oats per 3641 6 a., Benda sad Moab, old, lb. 6d. to led.; bids Wexford, he., sew lb. ed. to 14e. ed.; Limegials be., ell, 13a. MI. to 14a. Od.; Lew, 11a. Id. to 14e. 9d.; *Ma premed, new, lb. ed.; foreign, Marston, old, 13.. 6d. to 14..; limbh, It.. to 13a. 6d. Beans, per 4 Imp. bush., foreign, old, 14a. to 14., ed.; Utah, per 21101ba., old, 14s. to 14s. M.; new, 14.. MI. ; pee Melba., old, 14 . ed. to lie. Pear white. per said, 14e. 13d. to Ma. • grey, 14s. to 14e. Od. Flour, par Teetbs., ol4,Esg. bah, saps:Sae, 3 , 1 e. to 33e. Od.; Irish, *Team 335. to Me. Od.; One, f 2.. tone.; extra choice qualities, 33.. to 33.. 9d.; sweet, per barrel, old, 22e. ad. to Shi. Pl.; Qinadlan, SM. ed. to ed. ; sour, 20e. to 32.. Oatmeal, per 280th.., Iriab, emus= out, new, be. to 23e. Bd. Indian Corn, 16s. to 17i. MI. per 380165. CATTLE, 80.—Lutooirr, Noy. M.—Thera was a fair show of both aft, atsd beasts to day. lied • goo deal of bwiness was done, at a slight theism In pia s. sold at Is. 9d. to ds. 3d. per stone. Mutton, ed. to 6d. per lb. Nzwaan, Nov. 21.—We hare not had a large attendance of either buym or sellers today, and the quantity of stock was limited. negates were not numerous, and pnces had rather a down ward tandem. There were 120 Sheep, 104 Boat; and 213 Pigs penned. SALFORD, Nov. 21.—The show of stock was rather li beral, and the quality on the whole good. As the demand r a th er en . ousted ths wooly, daalme bad to submit ta a slight &aline, but scarcely a qu otab le one. A fair clearance was made before the close of the market. WLILKIPISLD Nov. 21.—There were 260 Boasts, and 1.000 Sheep. Nearly all the stock * odet. to 3 6 41 . was mid. Prioes—Se. to 6e. per stone; MAW Pee NDl3llWltgat, Nov. 21—The number of cattle was also law. there being 487. or $2 more than this day lortalOt. The qy greatly Improved, Winks were slowly Abated. Mae large oxen lety be quoted at from 7a. 6d. to le. per Dutch stone ; ©meat, 6s. sg. 7s. ; middling and inferior aorta, 6d. to 65. A clearance i warm* effected. There was a large supply of Sheep thla wora t in e t Ike.mor ebeing than Wt week. Good Nada sealutalad late rates, but interior kinds and ewes were all' and a great =dust the close of the market were unsold. Top price of **beg aged Mattes, Sid.; current, ; mondary and inferior kiai, from itd. to 4d. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FAIDAT. Nov. 23,1849. The State of the Weather at salt of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Naas et rim& Come of Wind. varla ei etate et Weather. Mane Breese Pods Bram Ohba . Bros Ohba Osode Breese Gaels Breese Cain Calm Osetle Brass Ohla Made Breeze Coke Made Breese Trish Wled Stray Breese Cern Oda ONO Breese aseths Breese Oft Oft °alu mnus Breen Cala Cam Made rem IMO Brew Weer Bremer Death Orem Oda Gentle Weser DNDON, Tins DAT, Noox. Mai UM at weather. Breese. Cloudy. Overcast Rain Overcast Cloudy Ovircaat Light Bala Overcast Oman OR*lilt Partially ainady Rain Overcast Overcast _ Partially Cindy Oyfreest Overeasa Overcast Overcast Overcast Partially Cloudy Overaut Overcast Partially Cloudy Overcast Oveieise reggY F O ll7 uremia Partially Cloudy Baia °mead Queen of bu arri &c, haToi WUtilOgicocl Clutnel y preeefded MARKETS. CCITTON,-.-Livaaroot., Nov. 22.—Tho also VIM about 0,000 laks UA, fisoludlag 1,000 lakes kr spoulalion. Prices was irmillold. _ __ _ lihnOaasTaa, Nov. 2s.—The market was tam doll sad deemed thee bier% mad pates la scar ewe woe la Wear of the buyer, theeith la parrel gleam mad _.. aide &ahoy of nalittidadap tta f Met Pefedag &the entaite Me arataal. &withers MUMS ludo= dials Illistypeilieniatisses sad aralbrks, bat bases ewe aserelfealg eaueleee W umedllher opera* malt ise peselaa maws fa ea klub et oath theemee. ratit• as &maim bow bend Wit prism iparepplber parsonsa. arigraplies Ming alheliaM d the levearebie emeramiq r exa ms Gram, there we rather awe beam, to Ude Ma of deft Asa for some time peat In paras amp we sanely soy thins dela& 110813 RY AND LACE TRADES.— Norrugaiust, No' 111.—The wake ceet-oo hose Ins* by which ii ekes* emit ewe eat me mods tem thee MI einem et • tkoe, km be ...4Md let ; tie m tbe km an ire le reenebie wise* p aie it hoe bosom the priseleemmedeelen at the eilrkt i , the der a tee le ems uteme weereved—lbet k, 6r maw Ike ilewm, yweime se kende le eke to • brie eke ma het wet Mem beer tor emeral "e e l Tire Nee Om mil bwi lisrlf bie • brie does Nee Ste bee Moe= Wilk at Ms eil. wooed iri me is sieve lame k let the 1 eilrer ilk imam me la a dieelvewe doe loft ; el the wire howeer, the Mika lede le la ern ..enema k lea melee dm It wes t i se be mew ef mein if my semi lever Vero be lehe piece be lamb, owl a sepia ammo et moose, The tertian Melo set sods kr tromesel lose, orameattedb the mete, L camitiered la alley kielt ebbs; tbk Is verybMrafy kit by the huge peke at the peoleks, who hem mere awl. The kom tree Is camidered ike. The ilk trade Is may del„ at the bee ande ken 01116///11117 s lire od la yettens ill : f sway tazto r • , to the Imo ewe et Iligems sal ether m pieces la lientmft, wee hove lebetle Wet the lee be ems ertieke.—lekityhme AlWeig. COSH.—BalraraT, Nov. 22.—Tas teed. kiosk of gria ol ale aro moat rmy ; boot quondam of Wheat sod Wiry mobals Oa prim; amp sal WOW 'Whir of eash L. pot qr. &war. Oats and Bear without 'Meadow Prior as fol. Whosh to M. per boob& Swish I. eo 27 pa qr. Oats, isa or as. pw qr. Naar, la 44.10 a 441. per boatel. Staxtmoiam, Noomatta 22.—A4 GlOosaftse Iluket cm the 17th ebtototall Wade woo toll 7 to tkos. At Weceette, amino 0., saw MAO pw was la b Is. por or. War of all Mats saw dowavordo. tot nos the tan ass also la Mow* tbs sal pow loth Esidansd i ohm. bat TOO Ism Dube Os pawl vs* lie Inwisiduts ballad law loan lON sesio. we who waft ft Op wisp sts mew I roam** Om Mimi moll *MP so. •Po stall Wes onset* EP MO Mrs awls st Woe Ono Bass sad pas up** Oar, 1 sal Pito to OM *set ',Ws ss Ism At thisbra isobst *am woo a losos wog* Wastoad Os toads **Os !oho OA, st la Is la N. oar or. Os swam et this day Toostga bid le lace pis* I* so input weld la sad= Daft la Pr M. haw. Osts„ loss* ma *as sil saisladosil *dr eat" let am v a t dart. no /belie on as potatioas: IMO, llsofilla , per foetid of tit, to AL lola ed.; Now. *. lg.**. A; rod, la. is Ss. 71.; asw, la Od. to Is. OIL; Irbil, oak Oa to lan ; Wigs, red, Ss. W. tots. IL ; boot s VIP, to. Id. lola IL ;Mk OINIII, 4s. 10d. to Is. 4d. ; Dem • is. IL to te. Psoko,pso lop. .Ma Is ils. OL ; plotlog, psr ta, Ws. Ild. 1•21 s. OL 01114 VIM% polo,. or, 17s. Id. tons.; Wl* tisk sad alba pe 17s. OIL to Its. 6a. ; kith 14011 r. to pam 4 rat, 41111.), lb. IL *Ha N.; to Ms.), 17s. td. to lts.; black, tos. Id. to 17s. OIL old, pm Itatto, 14s. to 1* Od. ; asor, Ils. Sato MAL; Is. Ila id. thealso, Its. W. to los. Paw asOlatop7 MP la 11 • 11 12_ 01 . ts Ha; *thlov ie r e =lla ow to Ufa. OL loolls,pr as Ho to lls. W. , Id. per auk of Mk. Us. *Ma; swoods, lso. to Us. Butaxuwir s Nov. meld twday was well at temili, but, there babg but 111116 diumelba Oa pardon Moak tlia dMY tubed IA at • *On of lb. tattymy ttiw but wig. Ms, ies Swift sill at Lb we% ssabey sin meet bw Om% Ism, owl Few b taidstste row& 11111, Wks; trio. to IR l a ; fue, ft. lea le N. lb. %rim nu to Mt Osta, Nu to Ha. Dem, 275. to 1111. Pow, lb. to too. _ . BRISTOL. Nov. 22.—Tke market me but moderately =lwhtt imilialotted, trat then eamed to to • mato, cam s the Put Mbar= Int* elated epintima PM the bra voltam the raw et tab day estalubt milt beebtabod. bat Warta. =tirere to dos tommt, ad bite mid ably to ribitol to • aMmt at a MIMI of to. per Beta siz Ma latent moat b a lsolod kaa Ma le Ma. pi. hwy.. Far , Widen , mor wee Om mikes mood Immo to Mia tom ermeme Mash the motet ins restrieted. loft Imilp met I to motel ken Ms. to KM pa Me Do ; knip tei poi leitise) BII&TIDGE Salem ........».« a.~i:i- ..._ 0... SOLIIIINMS Scam 1 !magmata Gamy Ouguarraa . Zaariareoi.... lUinurs ..LT RZ&D Nnrcansa Oznap. ... Pearrmii* /Aar Swurang Timms Intrizaavzir Yew .....-- Owns of WWI &W. lIIIIPPING INTELLIGENCIL (rem oar Carriersalaald, Obildpitig °sante," sad "Lloyd's Ile.") CASUALTIES. Andrew Mite (brig) of Sunderland, timber laden, was ob served off Miltown Malbay, on Monday morning, at break of day. The taker at Freagh Point proceeded on beard, and found her derelict. She shortly after took the ground, near Credane Point, where she now hes, and from her damaged state, and the dangerous spot on which she is stranded, mat be discharged. Her decks are breaking up, and it is feared she will be a wreck.—Kilrush, Nov. 20. City of Manchester, for Bombay, has put back, with las of bead, be., having been in contact with the Oxford, which put back yesterday .—Liverpool, Nov. 22. Marchioness of Abercorn, of Puha*, Key, from Quebec t 3 Cardiff, got en shore at Won Head last night, on a foe, and is expected to biome a wreek.—Crookhaven, Nov. 18. Orion (schooner), O'Bryan, of Pieta, hu banded at sea near tanialrotraul lighthouse ; crew saved. Pandora (et.), for Alexandria, foundered at tea 36 boon after leaving Palrematit; crow saved, and landed at Ma deira. Quatro Frstelll, Laura, front Gallipoli to Mall, came into the Roads to-day in charge of a fithenaanwho boarded haoa u suer U.akfto' tiaad.—Yareroath, Nov. 22. • West, Quick, front Bt. 111i0h,-------7s Lou„_ d here with lose of bowspr t, pbbrnn eut,, - ;77: sit been in content, 30 oda off tke B o h viti zz i I. — Salcombe. Nov. 21. 'mug, for Boston, in goleg through the yesterday, rounded on the Spit, bet ger Liverpool, Nowrabet 22. Not 21 Dot Nov. 0 No t I I No t n No t 22 D 24 ARRIVED. Aaconeximes-off the Start, November 19, from Amor. von lionatmor-at Plymouth, November 21, ................... Anemia-at Guernsey, November 17, from . ALIDA-at Guernsey, November 19, from. ......... ...... 7 "1 ) „„, -- '• dooms-at Dundee, November 2 ,.. , from ......................... Ameo-at Shields, November 20, from ........ ....... AUSONA-at Hull, November 20, from. ..................... .. Ausioaa-at Hull, November 21, from ...................... Ann-at Liverpool, November 22, from .... .1........ ALSIANDIIt -at Gravesend, November 21, froca,„l Auer Louisa -at Gravesend, November 21, fre e . .............. ALFAAD Lao Jam -at Gravesend, November 21, frOnt...."-.2_41.,,j4" Amismum-bet Gravesend, November 21, from ._ .. .... Aserweasous-at Gravesend, November 22, from ....... Amansta-ed Crammed, November 22, from ............. Boman Quarto-at Hull, November 21, from .. ... Crow or Lomax- at Gravesend, November 22, from Ctunixtrura-at Plymouth, November 21, from ............. CZA.DOHILPIIIIOOI.II.II, November 20, from.... ... 2 -- "" 1 ""In., Commas or Burrivs-sit Swansea, November 21, 1rem...7 - vs,.. C. AVOUPTINI- at Portsmouth, November 21, from ... Cotonou we Whiernoasbano-st Shields, N0v.120„ tr0p ...... Marro-at Bristol, November 22, from ........... ......... EMORY-at Bristol, November n, from ........... Eutamon-st Deal, November 22, from .. . ..... Essasi-et Plymouth, November 21, from . Evenowers-at Falmoutb, November 19, tralL ......... Erminr-at Falmouth, November 21, freak__ : " -*""r_ Eowur-at Gloster, November 21, fr0m...... Jir bit o ELL/JD:IOWAN-at Dundee, November 20, from Pirrone-at Stockton, November 19, from Eproaratea-et Liverpool, November 2', fr00k........,jr, Euwarus-at Portsmouth, November 21, Pinion-at Gravesend, November 21, from ........... Boa FIASCO-at Liverpool, November 22, from-. FANNY-St Gravesend, November 22, friem Gammas Qolll3evaelt Dela, November 22, frooti"___ „ . ::": 9 J Guymon'', -at, &oakum, November 21, H A excarg-at Southampton, November 21, from ............... .. 4 Howson-at Falmouth, November iO, from Hoor -at Gravesend, November 22,1 from ........... ..... Arh o Iva:mos-se Hull, November 20, from ." .. ... . ro. MATAIS-at Liverpool, November 22, trem.„ 2 „..., 460 1 JNITIrI MAMA-at Gravesend, November 22, from .- . Joon' Aooternia-at Gravesend, November 21, from ..... JA-at Liverpool, November 22, from ... .......... rtW JONAN Hurouca-at Hull, November 20, from_ ........ _esob LIT/0711M (s.)-at Liverpool, November 22, from ..... _.. Ann LOODIADAII-SA Liverpcsol, November 22, Inns Soun.-at Gravesend, November 21, from ......... LE* Loaves-at Deal, November 20, from ..... AM Tel Livonia-at Portsmouth, November 21, from iterib Lorene-at Dundee, November 20, from MAID or RIM-at Portsmouth, November 21, prom...,_ Raoserra-at Plymouth, November 21, from ... ................ Mszico-at Shields, November 21, from Ilsesnosao-at Stockton, November 21, from Maros-at Hull, N. vember 20, from iorde7l Kim limz-at Gravesend, November RI, from ...... --basks Ratua-at Gravesend, November 22, from . Nserium - Gravesend, November 22, from " A 11164 ICLIADVI-st Gravesend, November 21, Iron. Mesons-at Port mouth, November 20, from G44a * Noooes-at Hull, November 20 from Him Oanotrazi-at Plymouth, November 21, from Pewee or Baasu.-at Gravesend, November 21, fres...llkaldlll Pevanti-at Liverpool, November 22, from __ Parses-at Gravesend, N,.vember 21, from p ra y PAZAIDIDIT-at Dad, November 29, from Mere Plum Carman-at Gravesend, November 22, • from .Des Hunan FAPAIIIS-at Roll, November 21, from Pante, RANGER-at Portsmouth, November 21, from Mast 11.11:1/11HAW-at Gravamend, November 21, from Ilinth Sormsoaa-at Gravesend, November 21, from .OllOllll frons-at.Graveroxl, November 22, from " llottedia Sranto-at Oraveeend, November 1, from L BANTA Rosa-off the Start, November 21, from . Sr. Joan's -at Clyde, November 21, from Gins STLNANDS-at Clyde November 21, from ADM tlu hiLL-ai Graniemoutb, November 20, front__ ..... --Sok .Jkai Sr. Jonannu-at Berwick, November 19, from Susan -at Hull, November 20, from ?Menem T. BkOCRLSBANK -at Liverpool, 22, from CAMS Usioss-at Weymouth, Novem ber 21, from Stir ' Vow-at Wivtnhoe, November 21, from • Vuourr -at Portsmouth, November 21, fr0m..........A.Am0 Vicroara-at Gravesend, November 21, from VOLVPITUA-at Liverpool, November 22, from * it Naafi W. Caasr-at Liverpool, November 22, from -Akin Wm. .101.177A-11t Gravesend, November 22, fr0m..... ..._.... WILLIAM-at Portmoutb, November 22, from A Irahry Wu unoi--at Banff Bay, November 18, from -Alm SAILID. Notes-from Portsmouth, November 21, to limps Aura IsocllNS-from Newport, November 21, to —Xs* Atzesn-from Gravesend, November 22, to ~,_,yam AZOM PAMIR-heel Gravesend, November 22, to .... .lbeen Arrworm-frons Gravesend, November 22, to intris Cave. Gasses-from Gravesend, November, 22, to_ ...... RAM erre or Rorriatum-from Gravesend, November 11, t0......11mi1i Cam/ruses-from Qravesend, November 22, to JIM Cseoune-from Newport, November 21, to —Jana Canoes-from Yarmouth, November 20, to —..-..141111 Ernseon-froas Deal, November 22, to ..... -..--Antelit ENNA-tram Naar November 21, to Num-teem Gravesend, November 22, to ..... =s nal PAM - from nristel, November 22, to - Jew! Gail= JAilleaoll-trum Gravesend, November 22, to .-lapteser Ines-from Gravesend, November 22, to ...--iihe lea-bone Bristol, November 22, to kris Julio-horn Bristol, November 22, to Morrarrrts Peelliek-train Bristol, November 22, to = Murexes-from Falmouth, November 20 to lain Mosaics-from Gravesend, November 22, 40 Newts/mg Menus-from Gravesend, November 22, to Jr. Inlets Nun-from Liverpool, November 22, to Um Sr. VINCeST-from Liverpool, November 22, to it. Venn Or. Orst-ham Yarmouth November 20, to ONO Bourasierroe-from Gravesend, November 22, to No Beowoos-from Gravesend, November 22, to albs Bono-from Gravesend, November 22, to Moat VILLA DI Ease-from Gravesend, November .22, to -Gen W. tioxem-lrom Liverpool, Nov. 21, to Nan VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Lame Ovum), from Plymouth for Adelaide, S.A., lat. 88 4, Is Vim, E.. Armies, of Hobart lbws Nov. 13, lat. 50, lon. 7. Aaruazom (barque), fee Constantinople, Oct. 28, ce Wags. Amos Noma, Bumell, from DlChil, for Falmouth, NO% kof 6M de Gait Awn, from Malaga for London, Nov. 13, lot. 49 N too. 10 W. Omer, from Liverpool for Babia, Oet. 22, 1at.12 N., lon. 27 W. Comore:4 from Liverpool to Patagonia, Oct. 22. CAXOLIIII4 of &Still, from Marseilles for Trinidad, Oct.M, into Strata of Gibraltar. Dououte, of Greenock for Barbadoes, 100 miles W. by 8. of fay. FIT 1.40 YON, of Scilly, 24 days from Cbesme, Oct. 27,1 at Jana,of Cardigan, from Seville, fur Lon don, Nov. 18,1 s, 47 It, In. a W. Lem Basarrr, from Liverpool for Peyront, Nor. 2, of Capa 18 Vincent. Lima Par, from Cardiff for Naples, off Cape Finiaterre, Notrit. Ozzo RALPH, from Odessa for Queenstown, Pill= or Water, for Lisboa, Nov. 8, 40 miles N. of Cape hasten. Potato, of Penzance, from Messina, off Gibraltar. Itioneeme Court,, from Cardiff for Conatantinopk, Oct. 18, off OP Metopes. Oct. 28, lot So N., lon. IL [Advertimementa—Tzs EARL OP ALDROROUOI9 APO 1101.towaVe Pr ll4—AZ ellialadillg cure by this miracalous samileine after every other mew had failed. free tweet frail& lordship's letter, dated " Villa Meedna, Leghorn, Feb. 91,1845. —fl !Mawr liolloway,-84,-1 beg le Tequila{ you that year glibly elected a care of • disorder in my aver and stomach, whith most eminent of the famety at home and all over the coatiand 1.4 sot bean able to effect ; nay, ant eves the waters of Carideo , Warlented.—(Signed) ALI111011111Me." These wonderful pith 141 wars say dames of the Neer sr Meamme.—fold (also Hotowayu Orm meat) at Prormeor milahtlehment, 344, Snead, Louier sad by all medicine vendee, Ye of riliaW world. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DIIRRANT.—Nor. 19, at Came House, Dorchester, the wifed Durrett, Fag., of a KC. GORINO.—.Nor. 20, at Deyswater Boom, Po:chaster-terrace, "10 of flir H. D. Goring, Bart , of • dmighter. HEAL.—Nor. 19, at liustrasquare, Hrs. J.H. Heal, et • (Maeda MEYER.—Nor. 20, at Artillery-place, Lasburr, Mrs. M. Herr.' • daughter. PHH.BY.—Nov. 20, at Chigwell, Erdes, the erre of H. A. f Le., of a daughter. 800tLAND.—Nov. 21, at Selvedon, the wife of the Bet. I .6aet h a4 Di a daughter. BHA W.—Nor. 20, the wife of .1. Y. V. Shaw, Esq., of Mid Wight, of a sou. VERNON.—Nov. 21, at Chaater•egaare, the wife of LieutoCol. ViP ace, Coldstream Guards, of a daughter. WHITE.—Nor. 20, at Lanadownoroad, hiottlug.hlll, the sift P. T. White, Erg., of a sea. MARRIAGES. ULLES—PRTER.—Nor. 20, at Ft. Mary Abbott's, Kalb*" Plaster Aiethader, yoranges: son of the late C. Buller, Dl.* Harriet, mond daughter of the late J. It. Fryer, Bag., of Tad. - ------- - OUGLAR—HOBI(IIO&—Nov. 20, at Alveretnke, the - Bev. 71. Douglas, to Mist eldest daughter of J. Hakim, Esq. EADER—LYON.—Nov. 20, at Bt. James's Church, Doret 07 01 Rieht Rev. Bishop Coleridp, W. Reader, Esq., Capt. 1 Ithllll4 to Mary Prederiea Minikes, eldest daughter of the late Lied , Gen. Sir). Lyon, MCA., O.C.H. WIBII—PARRY.—Nov. 20, at St. Andrew's, Plymouth, A. W. Ts* Lent ILA.. to Adelaide Loci's, eldest surviving &BIM of W. Parry, Enz., late of Monte Video. FADDY—PRUCHARD.—Nov. 17, at Kingston Church, Porton W. P. Waddy, Eaq., Bengal Hone Artillery, youngest mu of tes late C. Waddy, Mimeos, Home, Wexford, to Zilch Bah emend daughter of Mpt..l. W. Pritchard, R.N. DEATHS. BOWDERY.—Nov. 20, Henry ,ionagar tam of Mr. Border,. Oxford-street, aged 34. CALDWELL.—Nov. 19, at Twickenham, Mary, wile of 1. Caldwelie Req. HEAL—Nov. 20, at Combe Down, near Rath, Mrs. Med, Tido" Mr. A. Heal, aged 76. LA TOUCHE.—Nov.I9, at Lowndca-equare, Lient..Col.R. la 1 9014 aged 65. NORTH.—Nov. 20, at Orven's.row, Chelsea, W. North, FM, 114. ' the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, aged It. RUSSELL—Nov. 30, at Hastings, Charlotte, daughter of the We' Rawl, Esq., of Oreenwkh, aged 37. THOMPBON.—Noe. 19, at Grove.plaoe, Lisotagrove. Mr' Thompson, aged ed. WAINWRIGHT.—Nov. 19, at Holm Wood, near Darldned l Wainwright, Ban, , late MMor 42nd Ref. WILLOUOMBY.—Nov. 19, la Looks, 11. Willoutiabh 219, Bid' I sail House, Yorkshire, aged 79. Pruned awl pabildhed by WiLu r Inis 5A1A11.01246. 6 lar. guest. In the City OI London, _Printer. at th e 00100. d 46 , 0 4 1 Mina og Vikene-latimr. Verona 14 tA 1 ; ft sT A O. -..--..--------= T )110RA .1 Etab • t fr e epp.r fail - India Doc feet in the k 'l arc token cr - best en" •ige; W W ~ her Otte ctUteldefr W further P -street; to SKIN aft . 0 0. Train . .IS Minute • RD tella '''' _., lel acct W . gip low • to the Inc patched of ° hick writt. OVIIADOI IDE an • - LILY, IF, Red Pt • .uth Deem ~ eplendi '.ii rabic ventilated, •• modelle' ted and pr being dell the Rome 4 ° e . by thoi experience. will niece -en, and t: ...n Docks. .ply to M t on. ' ADEL 1 ceetesed lensed su . Paoren ft their bc ply to iA Um-house . informal ing to et I 1 [ otiltkr* , upon and I' •a tellewb i.), effect( . assured when An, .liey n ' tad. 14, IE ... .CI Ili ... £l , 20 ... gi Is ... £2 41) ... AU. VIRE INK • proles re .---- t 7; i, r• $ ~ .r .-.., , - Ylw :-..%. • • i r :'; . 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Eslliad 'Aka Puke India vii Soutliamptos laths via Marseilles ........ Boston sad Halifax . .. Hexleo and Hs armor West India Brazil ......... ... i.iL WJ(.W. 8.1. LW. ii.w. &E. as LE. 8.1. N.E. Iltnig.ti Goads