The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-12 00:00:00

et them regiments s» to embark to join tbei HTTiel COM st Gibrater am brut the Jelin Willits Dem.-44th, SPA seriaarts. Detubsamts frost Paktum» Bsersek., bile of Wiptit me to praised SI Kelm, per the West:1g, Wilda I. saiwice ampules el those mistrals. ROTA COLIZON OF fItraosotre.—Th. felbserlayr .11•11111• katko andorgeso the soormary azaralaatioas for the liploem., was adatAted ateutors of the oHoy at the meet- fag of 4e court oI ezarabsers na the 91 feet.:—Yeses. Alrzoader Williams, army ; Ralph Heti Kaye, Ratcliffe. bridge, Loarostiirr; Iota RAIrsea, Modkarst, ; Jesse' Howell, Elt. Cl..., Coroortiorsabire ; heart Botta, tiptoe, foriourosooire t Thomas .1 Aso Warbortoa, /1 • cloy, fIttifords.iro ; Giorgi Prat Dame, Lodbury, Herefordshire ; Walter Be k Bolton, Corrickedaes, co. Diablo; Wort. Foster 'Hodi.sitoo, loud* Colloid, War 44A:ire ; sad William Brost, Stratkri-os-Avoss. At the sane iambi of the overt, Mr. William Newasaa Brake passed bia marstima. don for naval sunrsoo this poles= hid previously beta admitted a member of the college, hie diploma bowls. dabs May 16, 1844. EQUITY COUR 1 8.-SATUILDAY. Banns Vice.Caawsuos Incluse. Ting Mill00111 OF LonlYtnialiaT v. OviNODON.—TITIMII 01 8T GILlee's, DORMAN. Mr. Weed sad Mr. Elden= wan heard for the an's, and the floliciew.Onseral fa reply, in this salt, tbs object of which is to eattblish tAn plainti ff 's right to the tithes of the impropriste r. ctory of tit. Oiks, of Heypier„ mew Durham. The argument tur..ed upon the question whether the e met would direct as action or an ease for the purpose of kyles the plaintiff's right at law, or would nefilyretais the bill, lasing it to the plaintiff to take his owe coarse es to establishinc his legal right. The likesCzaneell' said ha thank; the course meat ad veatageoas for all partite in cases of this kind would be f the court to direct an action or an Mass toe Use porpoise of trying the 1=4 rieht. The we of " Knight tithe practice, of Waterford" bad, however, established a different in eon'or nifty %eh which he wse bound merely to retain the bill for a year, with libtrty to the parties to try their right at law, either by an action or an hese, es they might he advised. COURT OF QUERN'S BIDICIL—BATFADAy. BOUNIIPIUD V CVATLII —RIGHT OF • LaJIDLO•D TO 70ACHILT • TIT•JIT W310011 TIM W ICLPHISD. nue was an action which OM tried before Mr. Serjeaat Dowling as the last Home Circuit, when a cad= was pie tamed for the plaintiff on all the issues, save one with a ear thier disease s, while see issue was found f. r the defendant. The declaration was in trespaei for breaking and emeriti, the plaintiff's b, ute, taking possweiow of I!, and forcibly en patina bias and his children. It also alleged an assault ea the plaintiff, and also false imprisonment by giving hi= We custody ea at =founded charge of felony. Then MB a pi= justifying the allegation of false haprisonmeit, era/ the one fir entering the hones there was a jostilleatism that the plaintiff was a tenant of the defendant, that his tam had =pied, and that therefore the defendant eat, red the Mere and expelled I is. It we* on this lot liaise that the ',TWO! was found fur the Minima. Mr. M. Janke sow, on tie part of the plaintiff, mime fer • new trel, oe the stoned, that the damages es= MC neellof the imrroper reception of evidencs,and inieffiritelerret cad alto that the issue wtich had beta found fir the the ksdent skald be entered for the plaintiff. It appeared that the plaintiff was a eleroyman who had rented a home at Norwood woe. the defendant for a year, hie tenancy ez- Setup ea. al• rib 20, 1849. On the 21st a somber of brick layers and others Ciae f0 the house at four o'clock M tM mornie.g, and with hatchets and mail. te broke up= the windo e -Attests, get into the home, wildest the piglet/ when he tried to reveal their envy, and Orally trek Andrea, carded than into the middle of the road. and there left them. At the trial it we. contended that award leg so the case of " Newton • Harlin I," in the Common Plea% reported in 1 Maiming and Grainger, the dies dant wee see Judie. d ia u i forsibk ,:- That ea-, deeleid that "when • tenant re make le pkreeion after th ezpiretk a of his cm, the lawn is not justified in eziwillate him by forte to regain paesea.im." lie learned seij- ant, however, told the jury that the defendant was jamalled la the trams he to k. and that they must find the verde* for him oe that issue. It was now ur.ml that the duettist, laid dews in Newton v. Bar. land had sever been quistioaed, sod that this was a misdi rection. la the course of the trial tA. learned =joint allow. d strider oe to be admitted to show previous bad chi /aster in the plaintiff, aid 011111104104 were called to prom that ho had beau a pries, er is Y rk eerie. This evidence was let in on the grow d that he sought maniac's for having hers • fate custody for an alleged Molly for ot, 'bog r spoons. ft was csatanded that this was cleanly wrong. No ease had d aided that la ease of intros evideoci of had dwelt. r lu • ;dahlia was adin mike; and it Sail seen he= aeld that he 'moue for mate kiwi irosecatiois such *Tidies* was iaidoesibk—Bale swum d. BAIL COURT—LIATvaDAy. Barna Ma. James Farman. TNS (MINX W. TUN )11701// AND /11;TICIII Or KINGSTON vros AAAAA US. • flir J.hn Bay14 Tao •ed for a rule ailing on the mayor and jwiers of Kingston upcn-Hall to show cause why a sa.tdatuus should sot •ssu., (Ilium, them to Lieu. a armrest warren% .it inii One Win11.111 1 n1L. , 11. to recover torr.10• pe nal welch he h d locum d under the Nuisances Removal Art tree 11 & 12 Vier , e. 121. By the 16th seed°, it the act ad pen .as guilty of wilfully obat•acting any petrels act mad on ter the sathttrity of the set, or violstieg its previsions or a...letting anything which be bas b. en ord. red to do by the Hoard of H &Ph, shall forfeit tor each of these of aces reoprettvely 61. Jed/ton bad hen several tines cowrie.) under the act, and was Ital le forth. penalties. On the 16th of Ostober, when the les conviction was obtained, the mayor li•et 1 gave in • d roes that J rck..cet nes his setesni, inn that he h d no fat, rest I. the subject matter of the Imes plaint. A distress anuses to levy the pen.shics was egotist for, bat UN Juatic,re derby id ti great 1*, without giving any rearms. end ra6rred the party applytog to the CI net of Qua a's B deb.—Bale granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-SATURDAY. UFOS! It& JIM= CIIIIDWZLL UNDO} CONN , I, JC111111. YSATU MOD OilliaS tiOPPT -ALLEGRO EILATJDOLINT rasyssaxes ST • BASSIST?. Tb a was a,: canoe benuthe by Mews. Percival and Ridg way, .1 it ..s a Boatel &ale, a bankrupt, to recover the nun t 1961. 14e 7.. iron Mr. lames Hippy, to whom it w e @liege d the be.knipt bad paid it, when he knew that bis of nee -.ore in a Ito.'wia acne ; and, tb.r►lore, by so paying the tb-lerident, he s owed atraudu eat preference to him over other en advs._ Me vials mil Mr. Di ariey appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr Smj seat Byles tor the defeudanta. Fr in Mr. Mill:. opening it up, tar-d that the l•arketipt was a dealer in china and earthenware, and the deft admit was his he-titer-in law. dome tins beck the defendant cc opted • bill fey 1'e amount in question to aecotentedaie Seale, and in the in nth of Mereb lest 8 ale handed to him 200/. to meet the lame. The bill was des on the 23rd of Much, bat nu the 21st of t • at month, °lily two or the.e day alter the 2001. had been paid to the oefendent, a flat of hank. type/ was imated egtinst Seale. It um contended by Mr. Mlle hat this moment to the defendant was a fraudulent preierenemil hies, and a plating tins is a better peados than Nit. r ereeitors. The learned counsel added that a* the time the money we. paid to the defendant the hankrept must have limn aware that it would be imp iesible for him o meet Ma Chet m primate. Wit: . are were thin calls t to prove the state of the bee k rept's effifin, and the examinatiin t f the defendant himseli at the Conn of Beekraptey wee pat in to prove that he bad naiad the money fa- the MU, and that be paid the bill when it teems due. No evidence, however, was prodded to prove whether the payment of s was voluntary on the part of Seale, it whether be male ta in emenquesce ol his being pr. u , d tor palming% by the defendant. la the (mane et the defendaet'a mellitus 0 fore the Court of Bin k• va•ter, he meted that until tn. hank •upt called upon him, be did no• k ti.w that the bill was "out it the worli," that is to see, in whose heads it was. Mr. 8-tant By les addressed the jury, and contended that it world be a very hart ease to mike the defendant pay the a nonfat oat of hie own pocket, which he would lefellii bly ha,. to di if the verdict were easiest him. He had steeepod the hill enti•ely fee the b iekropits aoeommodatlen. The hankrap• rad prowled bite lo.g before the bill became due that he should a b a tower by it, and he thought ii tell hardly he slid flat the depositing the money 14 his ho.A. otoogo•o4 to a hands!. lit preference, especially as it had no . even been prised that the bankrupt contemplated bat heuptcy when he so pad over the ea soy. Mr Joitke Cr*. well ten it to the jury to rossider, tut, .• her the payment .10. ender Ort . MITP, or whether it was ere oath, part 01 the backrapt with intent to place his vela iv* fa a better post tats than the other creditors; se astiole, wlm•It r they :h.vsoht the h v kraut contemplated bee keeptey or trodve• try lathe time he made the statement; ant, thirdly, wt ether It was paid t.. the deie admit ea a debt dot tg , his, or is Molter in tn. If opinion the de cadent only holt the se mey es a sisk•hold r, to pity it over to whoever be mee Ram 4 w • (as helderof ths h li) entitled them* W. en the Joey fend itee•di ft • hew goesquas he could direct them as re what reedier they should return. T •• Jeep retire!, and es their return bead-1st, That the rayons t was vAnatary ; 2i.elly, that they, was not enflicient emit. nee in show wi ether IA* harderopi cent's/plates b a b. Imp e 7 or is • 411. soy ; ily, That fns money wee paid to 41.t. • dant re • M./NUM. r. X:. Ja Mee Creisw It said this amounted to e verdict for the pietatle, on the erdend that (he mosey pal to the defect taut nee really text menti of the seeigneen, and that the permed was v lantary and freedeleit. The learned Jed u give the defendant leave, however, to move to sat wide the or elet re the nt.er • Meta. Male ma IP. @IIIT7111111.-8138/ 11119 AN A0123MIIIIT. Ti. .as ea and fended Mace hr eight by Mr. J Auer Witt -tee, of B lkia Ardis,. Hasamiteod, ageing a Mr rs is newer damages hat r the teltowisi • 1110taibele peeved that dll• wee the comer of a home e a r.:' Claret- elriliart I II, on t• e Mar:a• parade, at Brighton. • Smi ere was formerly a b sr ing• house keeper at Bielornes aid it will luny led bad en intesitios of tarrying ea a'tmtierhesiawa,Brehten. Per this purple' be biked at pola.roms ►in.., u d emu a other. a' C anew massom. %Web he maned to 1 my they seek. He went out it several times with his 'preemie, and at leoath, after some dile ow ton ea to terms. he inwraeted Mr. Lockett. the beam 'gest M Portman.street, Portman-square, to Wet tete ea eg • meat es hie belt died& the plaintiff : and Mr. Loehrt sew ri suety, hp Jun- lest. signed an a.:rerment for lt.m for a reranran* terse, at 2301 a yew, the tersinere M a d Astons • telima ett • vanities. The delhadune Mur ata mgelliAnd die 'imams. doping lob be ba ostood to take the bows. The wades. therefor•, for the jury to decide woe, what was Um aisowat of dosages to which the plaintiff was entitled ander the circumstances, he Davis( lots all chance of letting the house daring a greeter put of the emus, the defendant's istreement haviag broil altered tato it the very time whin houses of that dtmtiption wore mom at rt quit at Brightos. Ike jury, leader his lordship . '" disunites, baud a ►erdMt for the plaistiff—Damages TOL COURT OF EXCHEQUER _ _ *now DI BApos._ Lary v. 'PasKTim. Dracoorrixo. Mr. E. Jews tamed for a rule calling on this del ndant to s'iow cause why the verdict found for him, in this ease, should not be set ride, and h new trial bad, upon she gy,utd of naiodireetion, and certain foots disclosed by affidavits. It was an Prim spas a bill of exchange for 2961., and the only plea upoa tM record was " payment." At the ttial before the Lord Chief Bann, at the beat amiss of Hertford, it ap peared the bill, which was at three months date, was drawn by • person eased Baia upon and accepted by the deem. dant, 11r. Murdo Young, and endorsed by Mr. Watley, of the Strand, to Laurence Levy, the pl.istiff. The defen dant paid 1351 into court, sad demised his Lability further. To prove the plea Mr. Woodsy, who had e nd orsed the bill foe Young's accommodation, was sided. He stated that 12 monthly russets of 161. soh had been ends la liquids• tian of the priadpaL The plalatill e tam, however, was, that those payments had bass made act in liquidation of the meant of the bill, but for 'wheaten*, after It had become due. The plaintiff did not deny the fact M the payments having been made, but be alleged they were expressly wade tor bis forbearing toproesed against the defendant. The maiedirectian was, that the learned judge told the jury that 60 per amt. Interest bad been paid, and that it was quite clear there wars two characters to such a transaction, trimly, a knees sad a tool. Sir F. Pollock, C.B.—Yes, I thought so at the trial, and I am precisely Piths same opinion now, bat that observetion was not a Miedirectiell. Mr. James said his lordship was also good monk to my the statement that any one would emasest to pay 60 per seat. interest deist have been a jolts. That even if the witness had proved the payment of 60 per cent., it was not impera tive upon the jury to believe such an usurious contract had be n made, it was so preposterously outrageous and scot bitaat a rate of Immo* to maze. Hs (Ma learned couusal) admitted it was a mitosis bargain for any man to peomias to pay so large a rats a interest, but it ha entered into • cop tram to do so it was now perfectly legal and he should take the ocasequenose. 111r. Baron Alderson—But it is quits elms if one of the parties was deserving of the name which my lord gave bins at the trial, le would be • eery likely moon to -Margo 60 per cast. (Laughter.) Mr. James then opened ohs affidavits, which stated that the plaintiff was taken by surprise. Mr. Levy deposed that though 60 per mat. might be considered an enormous rate of interest, sack was the contrast entered sate by the de. fondant. Mr. Baron Alderson—The plaintiff begins by ramming the supposition that be charged less than 60 per cant. interest. Mr. James said they were not then assembled th.re to din ems the morality of the matter. It appearrd,howsver, that the defendant's circumstances were soon that the plaintiff was justified in Merging more than the ordloary amount of M utest. Mr. Weedily was also sued upon the bill. That smite was referred. Mr. Young was examined baton the arbitrator, who, notwithstaading, made an award against Kr. Watley for the full amount claimed. Tiers was no doubt, if there was a new trial, the wuses Wastloy would a venture to repeat the statement that the payments in question had b.ea made on account of the principal. The contract clearly was that 161. a mouth should be paid as long as the bill r. "mined over due. Sir F. Pollock—Take a rule upon your affidavits only, and upon payment of CAUL Saunas V H4301E8 (CLERK). —SIDUCT1ON. This war an scion Wrought to recover composamion is dancles for the seduction or the plaintiff's daughter by the defendant, • el Fryman at Easter. The facts were reported in the Daily News .1 Friday last. The mart, after consult log Mr. Justice Williams, before whom the cause was tried, granted a rule nisi for a new trial, on the ground that the damages (1101) awarded were too high under all the Pram stanalts. MAI Plum AT GelliMAIA,—BITOM 311Z. Ia Purr um • LONDON COMMA JUPT. 301111.118 V. BLAND —PAll111321111P. This was an 'anon to recover he sum el 300, , claimed by she plaint (di. as bonus on &partnership agreement brain b) the defendant. The defendant pl-eded that he did not prowl... and in four oth, r pleas he alleged fraud and eosin, that after making the agreement he did not get the stock, thump, dbe , valued in reasonable time, that the plaint& was not ready and willing to admit him to partnership on the teem agreed upon and that he did not execute the agreement. Mr. enekburn and Mr. Pitinn were for tie pl intilY, and Mr. Crowder and Mr. Atherton for the do- Pendant. . The plaintiff, lose phs, who curie. on Wein= as a per fumer and lancy soap or,k - ,r, in Budge-row, City, finding tit business outgrow his capital, advertised for a partner and the defendant Blar.d answered it. After consinerahle acing Aloe it was sue ed that the de fondant should pay 3001. a. a bonus bad bring 2000r. of eapital into the business; 3ivepb•e_ capita =misting 'drat, accrues, de., being taken at 1 M. It wan ultimately agreed that the pannership should commence on the late( December, and that the terms of the ogre• want should as soon is poseible be reduced to eddies. In the meantime the defendant went to the place of bummer s =speed ihe books, bought new broke, and announced himself as a partner in the badness, and acted upon the verbal agreement up to the 9.h Oa that day he let , 211 Lag th.t his wife was ill, and on the 11th be sent his fefber.in law, Mr. Dulling, an attorney to Mr Alleckett, plaintifi's attorney, swing that be was disappointed to find that the debts due by the pleintiff . weeded thi Be owing to him. Mr. A'Beckett replied that it wee. er.t tie fact, a. he had not crenited himself with 3001. field in secured= Finally, tvw , ver, the defendant refused to complete the partnership agreement, but offered to pay a midel of the =pease of valuation, and to take the books purchased off plaintiff's hands. Oh qtly after that the de fendant severed into pastnership with a rival perfumer named Cleyt.v, who carried on husinees in the neigf boor h end. Mr. A' Becket W24 examined at some lon.tb, but, as he stated that the partnership was to endure fur a Linger Ferried than a year, file Lo. dship said this wa. • clear CMS within the statute, and the plainad must be celled. It VAN however, arranged that a verdict should be t.k-n for the defendant on the first plea—the material ham, and fur the plaintiff on the others —Verdict accordingly. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-SAympAy. IN TNI MATTIS OP ROGIGIT RICHARD SCANTLIL-A STRUGGLING ARTOIT : .. This insolvent, an artist of some e-lebrity, was °pouted by Mr. Banal, a carver and gilder. A batelar appeared in person and Mr. Co the supported. The butcher e mplsined that three days after the insolvent petitioned under toe protection act, he got a leg of mutton a. d rump steaks from him, and on the following day he received a notice ss a creditor of the present applieetion. Mr. Cooke—Well be is not discharged from the leg of mutton. (A laugh.) Mr. Commissioner Phillips—But is it proper conduct. Will be pay for ? Mr. Cake said the hatcher could sue the insolvent in a noway court foe the debt incurred after the pets ion ; son then asked, what is the amount of the leg of mutton am rump steaks ? I'd pay the money. The buteksr aid 81. 9a., and the learned counsel handed the bumher the money. Mr. Commissioner Phillips—It is very Femme conduct of you, Mr. Cooke, to pay the mossy. You ham set a piamdent to the bar. Mr. &triad said the her bad great respect for Cooke's pesetas. (Langbter.) Mr. Commi stoner Phillips said he remembered Mr. Alley ones paying 201. for four Ist.lore. Mr. Banad opposed in person, and occupied some time. Mr. C oke pleased for t insolvent that be was a strug gling arid, with a Lally, and much to be pitied. Mr. 011Mai signor Phillips gave his opt , ion at some 1.bgth. He thought the insolvent had straggled with po verty earl Sekness for some time. Under all the eireura stances he thought the insolvent was mildest to his final order. The 6 al order was accoldicgly granted. IN 3a 110131re STIE0111.—BILL DISCoVNTI110. This iaeolveot, a proctor's clerk, wee opposed by a bill dis coaster, earned Cohen. On a 361. bill it was admitted that atom 2W. hate been paid a'• interest," bat the insolvent de clared that it was es mach se 361. at the rate of " 60 per mat." The disomt.ta stated his iatentioa to nth, from tb• dieemating peolesslan," and the oonaniminner advised him rather has Merge needy sws sail a rate of buena. A day was named for the floral order. THE POLICE COURT& ILANSION-HOII8E. A NARROW Becacm.—lava Smith, marches a respectable Lou. in the aeighbourhocd of 3Li.kestreet, es* sharcod aith haying severely wounded several little b tis flinging from the tep of his employer's premise. • won* jug. An ealuntion of Punch and Judy, alter having play. d tlf before a t imberless chiliren on L rd lelayor'uday, to Cnialtruernw, in part of whisk stands the Mansion tome was removed to the sad of Milk street, where crowds easecubl*d to ...joy the pafoessai-ee. In the midst of the eince down eam- the lame jug In the midst of the specta tors. All s havice Ant dashed against • butcher's tray, it went to pieces. On. of the Oren struck a little boy in the throat, and int end • severe waned, the surgeon having de clared that if this misfile h<d struck t s enild • brie lower .uoh • wound mi g ht have caused death. Ant.tht r boy was roil more severely injured by s• coral pieces of the jug, whisk wounded him in six osseous eliffernt places about the hes. The defendant admitted 'hat he had gone to the top of the !Ease for the purism of throwing water upon the atu.lenes .f Mr. Piiners'e tenants. He bed Aug down the water, unfortsumnly the jag b. ohs off at ,he ba*dle, and down it went am.mgat the poor children. Be much Linen ed the accident, bat the• it was a mere aceideia was eviden , from the net that Ike handle remained in his hand. Toe Lred 111-yor said he had no doubt as to the total ab. seams of I .t neon to throw down so atrium's an article amempt a crowd, but in throwing dews the wet., the de fenda.4 bad u.samittett an ill.gal wt, and was, cf a are, "espons.bie for the smugness*s which hid untorsunately yearned. Tao Alf. admit was then ruined to attend is the course of Best week. GUILDHALL. BILVTAL CONOTICt or A POLICZNAL—Mr. H. Faler, of Princes-aquae, Kesseisauss., was charged with mouthing Robert Cr w, policeeoestable 420. is the Greed os Ludgate hill, as Lore Mayor's Day. It appeared that the policema ems pissed them to keep a has pump* up the carriage -war. sad he had frequent occasion to nuke the pen to tali bask is line. Hie greet attention to this matter was the subject 01 mach " eluding" ammiget the people. Amongst the ether staple/mat thing*, Mr. Fuller told toe of6cer to "go home and skein up Ugly." This eat at his inuntenance was felt as the moss ta,kind cat td all, end the Aker collared the rainbow, and insisted he should go to the station. TM gesolemaa resisted, sad the *isms= struck him with the traneloon on the head. Blood followed the blow, sad Mr. Falier's head was sow strapped l am. The poliessan's d. tense was, that he was hawked down, end that he was ob!lgod to nee the truncheon to overtime the resistance. Str Ws. Magnay dismissed the charge of assault against the Beath MO, and referred the gentleman as to hie o:unter 'huge to the police commissioner, also calling oa the is elicitor to Mina the case under the commissioner', notice Sir William cad, whoa crowds assembled and were waiting a length of rime, there was sure to be a good deal of joking, and this light hum or should be rather encouraged than re pressed, seen if the police were made the butt. If from teen ier or liquor. he meld not bear with such small wit, he was unfit for the duty. CEAR01 t.r FORG1.11Y1—Y0itpcknuston Brown*, a b 'ewe, was brought up for ruexemiretion, charged with forging a bid of ezeheare for the sum of 2001, with intent to Minted John Witllam °dike, a bill diseounter, residing at 7, Nevarince tome*, Brixton. Mr. Stony attended for the pro. setution, and Mr. bedew %Aim for the prettier. In the cone of last year some money traosacti de took place between the prosecutor end the priaoaer, and in the month of July it was arranged that the primmer should give hen a prom sway note fee the amount in gnostical, which be did, purporting to be signed by himself and Dr. Gifford, his Whet-in-law, payable in twelve months, as a security for put payment of the moneys already due, which was sub. atquently paid to a gentleman, who was obliged to take proceedings against the Doctor for the amount; and it.. prosecutor having waited upon him for the purpose o! *ening him with a decimation, he prono•nosd his sig nature to be a forgery. Last week the prisoner having emus to the proeecutor's house to make further arrange meats respecting the Instalments he proposed to pay in 1 quidation of Lis debts, the prosecutor asked him if he bad net committed a forgery, sod his reply was, " Yes, and if you prom d against sae, I shall peed guilty." The prom near subsequently, having paid the money, got back the note, and gave the prisoner into custody. Mr. Serieent Wideins inquired it any person wee present bat themselves when the prisoner used thae words. Witness repded in the negative, and said the pioneer repeated the expressions when the °Saw was not tar distant, but be mould not my if he had heard him. Mr. limy said he ands ?stood that a summons was to be served on Doctor Gdford, and he wished to know Ube was is attendance. Mr. Henry ordered him to be called outside the court; hat ne answer being made, Constable May, aCity p. licemon, wu called forward, and in answer to the magistrate said that he waited at the Doctor's house, 39, Myddelton-square, with a summons, and having Been his daughter, she said her father wu not at home, nor could she tell ebonite wee, declining to gin' any information about his, or restive the anemone upon which he laid it oa a chair in the hall. He had also ;ailed at the °face of the Eigandord newspaper, of which he understood the Doctor was the editor, and he eou!d get no information then about him. ' Mr. lorry hoped that another summons would issue forth with before ulterior proms dings should be resorted to. Mr. Henry directed that a second summons should be served personallyif possible. Mr. llorjeant Withios submitted that the primer ought not to be detaicrd is custody upon each evidence merely on account of the non-atteLdance of a witness who could not be found. _ _ Mr. Henry expressed a different opinion, end after direct ing that the case s►ould be placed it the bands of a different *Meer, ordered the prisoner to be further remanded. Tim CONVICT JORDAN AND HIS INTENDED VICTIM — Barak Frances E wine, the intended victim of Alfred Jordan, whose sentence of death has been commuted into transporta tion for hie, waited on the sitting magistrate, the Roo. G. C. Norton, with a petitiou from her grandmother for relief, the latter being an old woman, and unable to support her grand/fumbler. The yowl woman, whom the magistrate pronounced a " living erooder," stated that she had been diuharged from Gay's liospitsk and being without tether, mother, or ether Wends to west her, she returned to her grandmother, who had always been very kind to her, but the poor woman having retching to depeud upon but her cautions as a charwoman, and being sixty-six years of age, wu wholly unable to maintain her in her present state ; and therefore it was that she sought some relief to enable her to get ever her confinement. She also said that en intimation had been made to her by a Mr H•11161., a me dical ntleman, in the first instance, that Jordan wished to rte her, for ti • peeps.. of obtaining her forgive ness for his attempt upon her life, and in consequence el this, and Jordan's mother calling on her, eke went to Horse cm ger lane, and expressed a wish to the Rev. Mr. R x, the cbaplain,to sign &petition for the commutation of hi. sentence The d gentleman accordiugly prepared a petition setting forth the youth of the culprit, ant her (the pro. armories) signature and forgiven. a., as the priueipal ground for tee commutation of his sentence; and this, aft. r reair ing o:her signatures, was forwarded to the Secretary of State. The result was, that a reprieve was received at the gaol on Tuesilsy last. In answer to the farther questioLe from the magistrate, the young woman—whew appearance and manner are much in her tavonr—said, that though she had called three tines at Horesmiroteselsnia, she lead not sees the prisoner, but wee to hero an ioterview with him GO Tueidav neat. _ _ - _ Mr. Norte n thought the ease of the unfortunate young woman deserving of public sympathy, and one which eke public would respond to; but as the case had come before his colleague, he could not interfere. He would advise her to wait on his colleague. The young woman said .he would do ea. and .ithdr... INTENDED Musing AND NARROW ESCAPE —Richard It., a journeyman oako, was coarged with stealing silver epoons, money, aid other pro”rty beans/Mg to Mr. Richard Baker, of 28. Church-street, Lambeth, his late muter. From the statement of Mr. linker, it appear.. d that on the tight of the 23th of August lase, home. n the hours of *Irvin and tweive o'clock, he retired to rest leavins the prisoner in the kiishem to attend to the morning's bakino., and befoee he lilt he m ntiened to the e ser that hr should 1 -eve his bed-room door open. the night being so very do e. time after going to bed. he heard the prisoner moving aS,Et, which It. thought rather singular, but, at tee same time, did not dream that hr mew t a, y hing wring. Oa gs ling up the following m. mine, lie .oucie his large Women poker lying at the foot of hi. b d, se.d also niscovered that his drawers had been ranticked, and eons erearkig apparel, silver sone, s, end nth. r repsrey carried away, and the priests*, bat a se meed Oa Wednesday night last Mr. B her lest the a op for a few minutes, and, daring his absence, somebody had eau red and carried away some silver spoons, silver money, and other property, and Lacing no doubt the robbery had been com mimed by some arson acquainted with his habits and the premises, be, in giving information of the robbery, men tioned the name of the prisoner as the person he suspected. On Patsy night the ptisoner was apprehended near the Marsh gate, and, when taken before the proututor, he acknowledged to haying c.mmitted the last robbery, and b e ing a petty to the first. He subsequently (*rehired to Mr. Baker that the roman who assisted him in the commission of the first robbery ha I mimed Limselt with the kitchen poker with the intention of despa•ebing him, and bed the fermi debts weapon actually seised up, and about to strike him tMr. Baker) on the head while he ley asleep, when he (the prisoner) caught and armed hie aim. The prisoner di I cot deny this when bet in the magis trate; and Mr. Norton, having congratulated Mr. B her apse his fortunate and narrow escape, remanded the prisoner to a future day. _ _ MAPPING'S PISTOL —Mr. Adams, the pewsbr her of Bermondsey, enameled to dement from Mr. Bicker the pis tols used by Mr.. Mahnieg in shooting O'Connor. Applicant stated, that shortly alter the murder a ecies'alile of the K division called upon bits and Inquired whether he bad received any pistol or pistols in pledge wattle the lee. few days. He then recollected that a I, en. ans. 'd eg Meanies'. dercripthm, had pawned • p eir of pistols at his shop on the 14111 of August, sod on examining them he found they were quite new. Ohe Al them bad been used, but the Other heel been loaded. Applicant at the re quest of the consteble attended the Baal mamination of the Meanings et that court. when ee produced the pie of.; b u t on being matron with Mar slag, he could not swear that he was the petty who had pledged term • in tam hr h. Bored the man to be roach smaller, and of dither features. At the desire ht the saspietr-os he handed the p. role ..v -r to ISSpf 0 , uf Yew. who compered the ballet found in the mur dered man's hr d with ose of the pistols which bad been dis charged. They bad Knee been in the pureed= et the specter, and as they bad been pledged kali be demanded their restoration. _ . . Mr Seeker—Bet you eaa have no claim on them. Taaa aro instrutornis used is committing an offotee, and ruder those eitrutes at ere are itt.e prop-fly of the er .wn Mr. Adam—Bat then has beta to proof that tither of the partis wa. the easel oat gad in committing the • order. I eould no. sorter that Meanie' was the patty who p tdgt them, tiltrotor' I have a tight to them. Mr. hacker—But three is every r. asap Is bailees that one of them bad been the instrument used in coalutitting war der. In far, the male Canaan had sekaowltoged toe) , were the actual ease he pledged Mr. Adm.—They wer.- not stolen, and es I recuived them in a 'tidal many et I nave a rigor to them. I can't gee • hai bedtime the iaspeeter has to detain them. Mr S east—The pistol. were p1. fitted at your shop alt.r one e tb-en bad her n used to commit sawyler e....eeque a tty properly trey b come the of the crown. In feat, prtp.ny elongiag too a.viete is forfeited to the grown. Mr. A. asas—But sot before eonviction. I advanerd meaty upon theta in • tar way, not ki owina that one o: them had Arta used in e .eemit murder, gont.quentiy I ought to have tk m r turned to me. Ma Seeker-1 really cannot assist you ; the proper -Mnis in the bends of the t oternaent, and if y..• i M tar toe patter, I should advise you to apply to the Treasury. Mr. Adams —I 11•••• bad couttal, raids triaale shoot the Oita, el boat I aviag tie least teatuallTatka1, therefore I anus id, r t h a t I am vide, g to them and any bettfit tat sai;ht see no lam the sale of the instruments Mr. &chef —I tell you again that I eatnot saga y. n. The pistol. are torfetted to the trews, having boa used to commit murder. Mr. Loam —Bet so papa hos mode • claim at them in • lotol ors ; cot s gamily, I thought your worship amid Older lulate:ur Y. '.a to mums them, as I merely 'landed •bem to huts tarattal ie. Thtre Is no proof that either of them was used bi the merdrter. Mr. 8 tkrt—The male convict feu costused that they was the listed pistols, sad that he pin pd then at you shop on the 14th of August. It has also been proved ben they were purchased, therefore it is quite clear that the crown has a right to detain them. Mr. Adams—I shall take your advice, then, and apply to the Tninary Immedistely. Mr. Adams then thanked the magistrate, and will drew with that intention. ItonanaT IT RAILWAY CLUIPX. —Two men, named Gass sad Prsacott, in the service of Mr. Sadler, a railway earlier, were /honed with stealing a cask of Ash, the pro perty of Messrs. Cdaplin and Horne. James Wright, carman, in the employ of the latter firm, stated that he was with the van, at the luggage department of the Dover Railway, about 7 o'clock on the PrIrri01111 even irg. He left his van foe a few minutes with the colt of fhb ash among the other goods. On his return he mins i it, whoa be gave information to the watchman, who found it in hikes cart. Thomas Hodgson, the watchman, said hasty the prisaners in the yard with two of Mr. Saillee's carte. Prior to the robbery being discovered he saw Prescott carrying a eark, s'mdar to the one stolen, towards his cart. Wh-n Wright told him what he had lust, MA prisoners were about leaving the yard with the carts, but he stopped them, and Mend the cask in Olive's cart, covered over with a tarpaulin. He Im mediately called in the police end gave them into custody. Is defence the prison. n said they found the cask lying on the ground, and they put it into the cart fur safety. Mr. Seeker committed them for taial. COTTON.—lawilroot., Nov. 10. —The market to-day was MA and the melee were about 10,000 boles, including S,r00 taken ke 17=1:trin, Nov. 10.—Is proportion as the market for the taw material assumes an appearance of rester deem..., and the probahilty ire/eases that present prices will be permanent, merchants and buyers of all kinds wale upon our exchange with ins irresolu tion. sod • pewit( disposition is slowly mai:tides itself to do busloen. Men who have trusted the lee wi tho ut trip ping much, plod on, and this. who are not equally bold are gaisdrdog more eceldenee. It Is true that for rayOrta some of our principal markets, both for yarns sad dot* are closed for the pram; but .till there is a kw stroke of business doing on the whole. A rather handsaw extent or trade is doing with the Brazils in =dope:lazes and grey dornesUos. In T. Moths also, for which our prim:441 markets were awe Leghorn and Gen a, tame lea Emderatebnethess doing for Brazil, gh at prices which are not very esesurogias to producers. For maddpollams more re munerative prices are attainable, but they are owe on a footing with printers, for which fsbeics the deemed continues to be considerable, with prices hilly egos' to the eminent' ne any time within the last fourteen days. With the United States of America a very fair busi ness is doing he the liner fain ice, which they do not produceso target' for themselves—such as fine jseeometa, doe cembries, end the better kinds of printed sods. For Germany there is also a fair kindling in yarns, end prose are rather firmer : For Roads the trade is for the present a bloat, and Tay little business is now bumming for the Levant either in pun or cloths. Foe the India market nothing Is doing, but we may expect a re so . mincemeat of shipping to that quarter towards the beglawng of December for clo ha, especially for shirting*, should the prices, which are already somewhat easier, not harden to such am attest as to shut them out at the rates likely to sage in the eastern markets. Both for 36-harth and 10-inch with. at Mining, the market is at present decidedly quiet ; and though stocks are not large, there is a eullcient accumulation In the latter widths slightly to man the priors. The country houses ore beginning toed) more extensively for (foomestios, and this kiwi of &tn, which has been moth depressed, may probably soon improve and realise more remu nerative prices- In pin nips and warps foe home monufacturers there coeniaues to Do a little extra business, and rather mace is doing in the print trade for home demand. WOOLLEN.—Lanne. Nov. 10.—An improved butioess bas been done to-day; a better tame bas generally prevailed in the cloth markets. W 00L.—Lnann, Nov. 10 —There has not been any change of moment in this branch of trade during the present week. Sales of combing Wool flare been rather smsder, and prises stationary. Clothing Wools are dull rale, and pr lois rather lower than a month no. A• usual in the mouth of November, only a limited ■mount of business is being done in this market. The prospects of the trade, hoe ever, are generally regarded as satistectory, and a Wish winter trade is confidently anticipated. HARDWARE.—Buostronaw, Nov. 10.—Trade her• condoms in a healthy state; upon the whole, perhaps, it may be ■: id to be Improving, width is rattler regoaticable at this prriou of the year. 'The foreign orders are good, but the mereban's and manufac turers both sadly complain of the ruintius:y low prima which has resulted from esemilve competition cad from the bad Mate of Vane duri•:g the last two years. CORN.—Axhovia, Nov. 10.—To-dry we were largely supplied with Wheat, for which the demand was flow. - - ATLENBURT. Nov. 10.—Whest, 5t. to 111. 104 per load. Balmy, 21.. to 29.. per qr. Beans, 2.1s. to 33.. Peas, 28s. to its. Oats, las. to Zia - Beira. NOT. 10.—We had a fair supply of most de scriptions of psi; which . was disposed of at much the same prices as bet week; with Mit eaeep•tion of malting Barley, whisk is Is. per qr. lower. BgDFOltD, Nov. 10.—Our market was not eo well suppl.ra with Wheat to.day. Farmers mewed to bold for more money. A lair trade was dole, at fuLy m good prices as 144 week ; in some can s. about ed. per load of 3 bushels higher. Malting Barleys about the same ; grinding was abut la. higher. 0.d Bears, ed. per load tower. New Beans • very searty supply. Somali any new Peas on the mar. ket. Oats mill a dragging trade. - - • • • BzuwicK, Nov. lt.—Ar to-day's maraet we had a consi derable supply of pain, with a limited demand, at lower priors, in coarequeme of the camp condition of many of the samples. ButroN, ICI,. 10 —We have again ■ moderate supply of Wheat at market, and, with a fair demand, the prices t Wetb.n.day have been. ab dig supported. The 1 tat trade u without animation, and Inferior temples inert with little attention. Fine temples of Deane is demand, at late ra Whet, red, Ste. to 3Mi. ; white, Its. Oats, twa,fiti. to 17s. IC new* sew, 27*. to 30e.; old, 3Se. per qr. _ . _ Cattlitt113011. Noe. 10 —The price o! a rn wu an alter. d in value. except for cause Barley, of which there was • large quentity, and which we la per none cdtes,,er. Beery:eine eau dolL Wheat, red. 34e. to 4Us.; white, 42s. Burley, 22e. to 91e.; niultiow. L9a. to SU Was" new, 2;a. to 29a. ; 32a. to Ns. Oct., 14a to lea. CANTERBURY, Nov. I0.—We were moderately supplitd with Wheat to.day, Out as farmers were tr.king higher price, than the bayou would accede to, eautely any business was done. Nes brown Wheos,. Gs. to ; new, while, 42s. to Ole. Barley, to 31s. Oats, 12a. to .02. Bean; 24s. to 30.. Peas, 27s. CAIMISLE, N • 10 —Toe supply of ell kinds of groin wa. vadat this day's market, and prk.• much the Nme as the hat two weal.. The ormand to Wheat was goal; Oats and Wit icy rather slow. Wheat, white, new, HO. to 17s.; old, 17.. to 18s.; red, new, 13s. to !Ss.' d.; old. 10s. to 17s. i3arley,new,00. 8d. to los W.; 041,92. lid. to 10s. ed. Outs, potato, Cs. bd. to 7s. 3d., common, os, to Ca 9d. Flour, 1.. Sd. to 2s. ler stone. Oatmeal, la. bd. Eye. meal, I.. 2d. Berle, wed, le. 2d. COLCHESTER. Nov. 10.—Thens is no alteration in the prime easy article at this day's market ; the supply of Wheat is the same as IAA w., k, tut a greater satiety in the quality, the quan tity of damp being larger. The supple of Barley is fair ; the quality a. List Weed. Beans and Peas only offer In sufficient quantity fur the lostf would to gnalag purposes. - - - °korona ram. N.or. 10.—At our m.rketthis day the trade in %beet remained without aleration at last week's prices, the busi ness dune bring very swim sirtasit. Grinding Barley goes off in trial qualitative, at rather hatter prom; roaring is ofere I at fully la. per or.deelme. Beane a dull sale, and for wholesale lots the turn r in lan.ur of buyers. The Wainer' In Oats is very hunted, end .4. r to. less entney wank be wended if balms came forward. Wheat, white, psr mop. barbel, As. 3d. to Se. 0:1., red, 3s. OIL to Ss. on,. ; Denials (whits Usreasee), per Od. to Bs 3d. • Polish. Point, =len, Sitettio,46 10 d. to 3A. 3d.; Odeva,Idartanoputi, soft, es. 9d. to li Is. P6 ; Ware, Taganrog, hard, nominal, 4a. ed. to 4e. 9d. Barley, Bu,,lists, grinding, per Paubs., 21s. to 246; malting, per imperial " 26s, 293.00. ; Irish, grinding, 21.. to 2.s.; mid lag, 24".04.1. to 25o.; foreign, grinding, 21s. tid. to 23s ; ma tong, lid. to 230. Bea, s, English. i er imperial bsuthel, Ia. Sid. to Ss. bd.; fn. reign, Egl titian, per 6,11bs., 30. bd. to 3s. 9d.. French, Dutch, unit tiak, la. W. to 4a.sed ; Irish, Ss. 6d. to Si. ed. Oar, Limerick, Woken, Enniacorthy, white, per 312th.., 17s, d. to 20s. Od. ; Dick, Waterbed, Toughed, 16e. to It.. od.; Wel.h, black, ire. to 166 6d ; irieb, per 3121bs., 13e. 6d. to Ile. CAL Peso, grey anti per 63gIba, English, 3s. 9o. to Is. ; foreign, Ss. 01. to t ed. Lentils, Os. 6d. to Ss. Pd. Flour, test mamas, English, 32o. to 36s. IdeasiM Cake, per ton. French, 71. los. to II. Import. for dr yak ending Nov. 9 :—Wheat, 1127 gm.; Barley, 368; Oats, 1,667 ; Dean, , 1,300. • - — . . 001161.1011D. Nov. 10.—With a large anpnly of Whew there was en esteredve ads, all good qualities commanding the full prices of last sn ek. A large sale was also made of inferior rune, on tants shout equal to lad wa k. woad, Jo to 61s.; old, .6.4. to 54e. Barley, JGa. to 32a. Leans, 30e. to 34e. l'ea, 29s. to e, 2.38. tole. 111111ZPoliD, Nov. 10.—There nee • good number o amp's. clerks', the farmers appearing willing to sell at last week's grThe millers and des'e rs continue to purchase cautiously. ;low trade la KIR Ten du.1, in enroegeotee of our millers ant being able to compete sit the merchants at Bristol. Gloucester, rte., who have n. arty the whole tr..de of the nowt Wales mintnetdretrlets, • vett portion of which c,m-utuition came %loudly Iron this district !cid lately. Prices : Wheat, per 621st, 4s. !W. to 3e. $. Barley, per bushel, Is 3d. to 341. fat. Oats :v. 6d to A. Deans, Is. 10d. to Is 3d. Peas, gray, 3s. 9d. to 4s. ; white moiling, 3s. to 3e. ed. HISTPUND, Nov. 10 —Ti • Wh. at tr atket today fairly sanded; dos narceb made fully aa mock money ; lafetior aorta dull Barley is mod sappy ; the hest desoripti as made rather more money ; other sorb timber lower. Oat., bus and Peas auppott last per plea. Wheat, 21a. to Sla. per load. Barley, Da. to 33s. per qr. 0 ta. 14$. t i n 241. Peas. 18a. to 2 s. per load. Beaus, 1Ia. to 2b. 'Wes, 204. to Sib Ityla lea. to lb& KaNDAL. N .e. 10.—At • hi. lourniogra market w• bad • mad oho.. of Wheat. Oats were in good supply. A betel' sale lo each at preeledia nv. %best, 22, 00. to 29. per load of 20 son, Oats, 90. to ltd. per stow. - American barrel Baur, 22s. 3d. to Va. • - • • LANCASTIM. N v. 10 —Ira market today »at fairly eupluad idtb all setIclea. What Fold eloarly; fine samples at former rriioonn lakrlor, W. to ter load cheaper. Wbeat. per 2601ba., 321. to 17s. Beene, 17a to lea Oataas4 per 240Ibr, 23s. to 21a. 6d. Latcurnv. N v. 10 - T...(11‘3, we bad a fro,' supp.y Whist, widen gad at study previous rater. F. Barney as char es elate, Out Bosley et en Wittier deieriptiou was guide • drug. Ibr old Oats mud nem there mum inquiry. N •• 10.—Wi , h • fair demaad for the her gualltkisol each srtide toe consumption, the trade hes been t 4erably daring tbe week, at Werke.. At our rsarkrt troch.y choice lot, of MLt a d Your ate takes at late pricer, but reconeary aau intr. day seinities ate segiected. Of all other unifies it may he tem.trithii that then r a moder.te sale, at the quotationsof our rat. Ft keg :— Wheat, per *whet of 701th, Frallth, white, are. td.to 7s. Od.: red, M. od.to Os, el.; frith, white, 5s. ad. to aged.; red, Ss. to Se. dd. Darier. pig bushel of Wei., grinding, 3a. 3d. to 34. ed. Oats, per beh Marko, Begtish, Scotch, and Ana Irish, 2s. 3d. to MIA.; [rah Warred rem, 3. d. to 4 W. Beans, per qr. of Maths., thaltsh . a .y, pi to Jo.; tack, Ids. to 30a. Wm, p r thoperLd buthela, white mid kk,e brim, 3.s. to 3e. Flour, per rack of .301ba., Englith tad hub fine, no. to 3th.; superfine, 32s. Od. be 113a. •; extra, Ms to 13e.; Oatmeal, par load ce knell& a:.d Ile. 4d. to 22s. itinrCASTI.11 ON TTNN, Nov 11.—The trade during the present week kis presented act new feathr , , for, with the exception of grinding barley, of watch oar market its nearly a eared, alt ether brakes have met • Urge h.g role at about forint' prices. Actorthcg to the otheial table of imports tarnished by the Board at Trade thena apron to have been impute trd dating the month endive tie ink ult., 411,020 am of Wheat, and 314,40 cwt. of flour, whim the umiak. We liberated have amounted to 413,693 qr. of Wheat, and :re, 13 cwt. of Fleur, thus shooing that the ccestooptioa has been in exam of the supplies by 21,7il els of Wheat sod 43,644 cert. of Flour. With thaw agates ther fore before use, coupled with die tact that the arrivaLi rust dimwit rather than *creme ee the winter appro.chea, win arrive at the etesclusion that the tritte o; Ono old earn must et nectesity improve rather that math dotter tbeintavalalludedto. At • u- make this mars* we hod a larger &berry of Wheat fr m the growers, but the artiera coats re as well se hell st n ad being low than heretofore, the trade aoumtd renewhat more drauser, she in the burner dome In the hire &oration, of new youth country and f ^ ore ~ ign, late rates were amply isstainad; but to parrot& the di•powl of ill-orturtioned parcels (of which our Airmen' soppy prineiptily coo fated). tt was necorary to make some eight cosecs. ere. Being again Itheroly ant plied with Flour, our dealers showed mach cantle M parektoteg, telly anticipating th -t before the prevent =is rested oer loser rake will be su bm itted to, and, core. 7 the sdaosut of beldam transacted was United, bat 1a its value we note little change, excepting in teed,' ate mints, which adobe be bought at a reduction of to. per seek. its, e rather les• inquired fur. Malting Barley in steady. though not brisk., request, and tne de mewl fur the grown is chiefly wannest to tooth country quAlitiec white commasid from Ms. to 33a. per qr., according to quality, weigh. log from 531be to .Sib.. per bushel. In grinding there was retire Vrre *tiering, but piers we unveiled. Malt as bet re. la Beane and Peas little doing. .With Oats we were fairly itapplied, and, the condition of the new being Modem*, inch sods were 110111‘ what (f*BitT to pur chase ; but in the Tahoe of old we observe littlei Menge. Present pricee:-Whest, British, Northumberland, new, white, Sew to 44x; red, 303s. to 40..; Norfolk and flatitalk old. white, 49s. to 51 s. ; red, 44. to 48..; new, white, 44s. to 30a. ; red, 4.1e. to 43s. ; Lincoln- Mire old, white, 46s. to 48s.• red, 42a. to 44e. ; new, white, 460. to 414.• red, 42s. to 41s. Match and Dundee, white, Ns. to MM.; red, as. te 414. By., Norfolk and Suffalk. 21s. to Ids. Barley, Norfolk and Sudblk, 26a. to .80.; chevalier ' 30a. to 32s. ; Northum berland and Scotch, !Is. to 24s. ; chevalier, 2k.. to 28s.; grinding end distilling, lea. to 22s. Malt, 46a. to 50a.; chevalier. lids. to 52.. tats, Not thumbartand and Soote.h potato, old, 20s. to 23..; e.nmoo and Angus, 17s. to 21s. ; ace, 14s. to It.. Peas. white, Men% nand nal, 28a. to 30s. ; grey and maple. 28s. tt ars. Beans, old. 3Cs. to 34a. ; new, 2Ga. to 3..e. h7 iur, fine btockton ant Nor humberland, 31s. to 33..; Norfolk whites, 32a. to 34s. ; houaeholtls, 30s. to 32‘ ; N evada, 29a. to 30s.; households, 27s. to 29s.; thirds, 21x. to 276.; house holds, 27a. to 28s. per sack. Foreign: Wbeet. Dentate ard Konipberg, white, Me to Ma.; red, 42s. to 44s.; SPesten, atilt •46s. to 48s.; red, 42s. to 44s. Mecklenburg and Po roerslan, white, 46s. to It red, 44.. to Mb. Hamburg, Marks, end Ara white, 44 .. to 45..; red, 42s. to 41..; Keil and Holstein, white, 40.. to 41..; red, 10s. to 42s.; Petersburg and Archangel, red, Ms. to Us.; Ochres, red, Ma. to 40s. ; ditto Polish, red, 38a. to Wis. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 22a. to 24s. Barley, dui, 24a. to 28s.; Pceneranian and Holstein, 20s. to 22s. Oats, Dutch brew, 17s. to 29..; PeetteraMan feed, 15s. to 17s.; Holstein and D ani s h, 13a. to 13x.; Archangel and Rigs, 14.. to 16s. Peas, white, 24s. to 294. Beans, Friesland, 3011. to 3h.; Alexandrian, 22s. to Ms. The arrivals Otis week ore : Wheat. coastwise, 1,601; foreign, 1,791. Rye, foreign, 999. Barley, coast wise, 338; foreign, 833. Malt, coasterko, 310. Oats, comtwhe, 2,71A; foreign, 980. Peas, emeteise, ; foreign, UM. Beans, coastwise, 31 ; foreign, 172. Fltur, 3,212 a the. NEWPORT, ISLE OP W10117, Nov. 10. -The WI eat trade .t this market wee dull, at brut ly hat week's prima. Barley met • better sale, et ls. advance. Oats, Beans, and Peas without alteration in prices. What, 38s. to 40.. Barley, 23a. to 28a. Oats, 18s. to 22a. WSW, 30s. to 32s Pew, 28a. to 32s. - - • • • • - • NORWICH. Nov. 10.— We have little variation in prices to note today. There was a fit supply of Wheat, quality not qu'te to goods' t day se'nellit. 'lb° difference In qualli mats Just the ellferenoe to prim which we call Is. r qr. hos. and good, Wills. per bushel, st il l conan. , ands glia. to 41e. per qr. There was a good supply of Bar:ey, and the demand good, and Lite prices well maintained. Bean/tress, aid Oats • (pod rale, at fully previous currency.. Fine household flour, f.o.b., 2 , a. Gd. per sack, with very little buslows doing. Retail, Is. 7d. per stone. NoTTINGHAII, Nov 10.—The attendarce at els do's mark. t Is fully as good as usual, and a ga d amount of business Is trsnoucted in ail fine qualities of both old and new Wheat at 1..st week's rates. 3Ialtsters buy the fine samples of Maley freely, at fully as much money, but grinning and low conditioned sorts are nu better sale. Good old Been* are sought after. Oats also sold at tie prises of last week. Psmaisoaouoz, Nov. 10.—Oar sappy of Wheat here to• dsy wss net large; Has samples the turn dam. Glib,. red W'h• at, as. to as per qr. • albs.. at. to 4.e. Barley fuLy as dear. Oats and Beans in demand. at fully last week's pmts. Parwourm, Nov. 10 -For all the hen derorip , iont of Wheat the tra Kt was heavy at our market to-day. We can vote no improvement in any other grain, with but little pasting. %%bite Wheat, new, M. 10s. to 111. per load ; nee, 91. 10s. to W. 13a. Barley, malting, 29s. to 31s. per qr.; grinding, 23a. to 27s. Oats, lbs. to 19s. Feas, $3s. to 336 Beam, 32.. to 31s. PRESTON, Nov. 10 - The ere unimportant. The same languor bas prevailed in the corn tads throughout he week as We have bad oeMiateel to notice for some time, and in the few trate:along that ham, occiured previtmis CUrieney Mouki rc .rcwy be mnintainen. We bad a liberal supply of English Wheat at our market this morning; the beat simples vonmanded a reaoy sale, at the extteme ratted this day n'onight, whilst the middling and cf.conditioned parcels were difficult to quit with. ut submitting to eine abatement. Irish, as well as foreign, notniaalle unaltered. Eng:nth 11,hr. 6d. par pack loan r. Beans ar belore. Sammy any Oats on offer, and goal metiers are wanted. Farmer.' traunral rather cheaper. Irleh, being in limited request, body suet .n.ad our last quotation. The following are the prey. nt price Wheat, English, per windlo of 2201b., Lancashire, white, 16.6l, to 21a. Od.; rod, its. id. to law; Irish, pi r bushel of telbs., white, 3s. a d. to ts. I d.; rid. superior murales, So. 40. to be bid. • middling to good, 3s. Od, to tn. Id. Foreign, per bushel of 70th.., American and Canadian, white, 7o. Od, to 7s. 4.1„; red, 0a . Gd. to Gs. 84 Daatzic and Konigsberg, high mined, 7e. 94d.; Rostock, Ann m, and Stettin, red, Us. I0d. to 7s. 2d. ; Hamburg and Lower Baltic, red. es. 7.1. toga. 8,1. ; Rot enlani and the Rhine, red, ga. lid. te Its. ad. • }Wrath, red, Ss. s it. to Ge. Flour, per pack of 240I6a., English, tine to impel Rue, 26.. 6d. to 34s. bd.; 23. bd. to Os. Od.; Irish, per souk of 18 0 10a, fine to superfine, 31s. Cid. to 33s. 61. • 'atm Portant, 36v. to 37..; Ametimin, per barrel of 19611n. 24a Gd ; tnnadiati, 21.. fid. Wens, per windle of 2201te., Enalieh aid Irish, I Is. Id. to 13.. Od. Pam, per 2401be., white boilers, 126 to Ife.; Irish, per 21101b., maple end grey, Its. to I twild. Oats. ter bushel Of 4511.. prime Melding qualities, is. GO. • common, old, is. 3.1. to 2a. 44.; provender, 2.. 7d. to 3.. Oat m eal per load of 2401bs., Eng lilh, 21, 6 to 23 •. v+h, choice a mole% 22.. to 22.. 64.; pond general ~tuliies, 216 6d. to 31s, dd.; old, 21s. Indian turn, per r. of 43.11e,, 28e. to 29s. li.dian Corn Meal, per pack of 24 . 41., white, Engirds manufacture 17a. 6d. ; yellow , Ifs, to 16. 6d. Bran, per pack of English and Irish, lis. gds to 9s. Od. READING, Nov 10.—Our supply of Wheat to- t law wag rather short, and trade much the game as last week. Good dry qug litho; sold freely, at late prices. Every de,cription of aping corn euil continues est•tdiaaly gamily in trade and value. • SAFFRON WALDEN. • N v. 10.-0 Wheat there ;a a good supply; markets about 'be same as teat week, from 40e. to 48s per qr. Natty in.dtrog 2m. to 32s.. grind og 2 is. to 27s. Heals a trtd lower, 21s. to 2:0‘. P. as lather desrer, 280. to 31s. Oats, 17s. to Us. SHAFFER/It:HT. Nov. 10.—Our market toolay was 1.b -. will Wheat and Mere was a moderate enemas:see of I. mere buyers. l'rlas may be quoted as lest wed., but safes were dull. SHitaWSBURT, Nor. 10 —Our mark t ihis day was .tO1 auponed Intl% Wheat, ll May, audOata. Wbtat and 6..riey 'act atilt tair aide, at last ateelea pram. (data in Von tictuand, at I& per qr. more money. - - WAk111:481 - 111t. Nov. 10.—The supple of new Wee oat was very large, and mere than sufficient for the dee.and, which was limited, and prices declined fu..s 2s. per qr. WINCHESTER, Nov. 10.—The market Was very 111.1111*- rottsly attended, d the ninety of Wheat ma large. taut in bears cervIttion. A considerable business was doing, mei the quota ion. of lest week were fully supported email descriptions Wheat, 101. to ltd. per lued ; new. W. to 101.15e. beaky, old. 23.. w 12L.; nes, es. to Svs. Oats. bacs, cis. to lits.; white, Zee. to 23s. WISISKCII. Nov 10.—The supply of W.e. at to.d.es is f of o her greon rather more than lust week. The be-t dry Wheat breves former prices, whilst toe damp and inferior sample s are 'Mi cah w de-Ir. se 4.i at L>s money. Oall , and Ib,ms tint but ere at fully the prices of halt week. Wheat, wrote, Si.. to 414.; vein, 444.; tad, 31s. to 394 ; extra, .0s, per qr. Oats, oh!, 93. per et.ne, new, ad. to lid. beams, new, Ns. to 27s, per qr. WOHCF.8•EK. N ♦. l0.—Our ne.e wet , his dray was acanrily attended, and, althoush Mete wan no life In the trade, ull f Wheat realked as mush money as thk d• y sehnight. Barley dull, ..rd rather loud nu downaurds. %cry few 0418 chaug• d Moms. The udrone demanded ws Beams ineveuhal any W0113 imam !rum Wing sold. YORK, N -r.:0 —We hare a lare aft. whiles of far at. at fide ay5i markt t, and a considerable quantity of all descrIptiuna ol main Mix b n .hoer.; and our miner. have au elied tunaarlv.s at We rafts of haet we k. Kirkey, unlees of rum rim quality, fully 1.. r qr. lower. No a teration in Oats. Wtura., white, 41e. P. ils per imp. qr. • red , ego. to Ira. Batley. malting, 25.. to 27 . ..; grinding, 22, to 2 4s. Rye, 2:s. to 24.. Malt, Ife. to MM. (rata, tirl, to add per atone of 14113a. Flour, Sm. per seek of /SAW. Br.i.r4sx. bf.v 8 —Toe w.• her diving she week h - been unsettlid. On Tuesday night we bad a heavy fall of snow, sue. seeded ytaterday by a wet and revere day. The round I. boa con.. pletely saturated, and field labour suspended. The supplier at Lc g the week have been moderate, and we have to, aLeratton .0 WIC in the value of any article of Isomer.' produce. Inkblot t trn se. .lowly, at about 1.5t w. ek's pricer. Not much p,5ming in -hued g air. Y our is a dull a.le, and rather loser. lndan Corn, y. IMw. 61 Ira. to U. 17s. le.; white, 71. to 72. 5s. per ton. betas's. UM /dial, white, 71. 1:4 to hi.; )ell dr, 71. to 72. Ss. per du. Barrels Ida. to i Is. W. Wheat, new 7.. to 8s. Sd. per cwt.; old, he. .4. to Ill. Is. 6d. to is. 11. per cwt. /3ar.ey, Is. 6d. to Is. 6d. Coi', N 9.—We have some arrivals of to•eisn groin to rims.. The receipts prone-grown continue good, the supply for the wok amowitIna to —Wbeat, 2,441 bane., at Pls. to .1., 3d. ter bur t. Bak). 4,612, at is. to Ile. 6d. Oa's, 7 071, at 75. to M. The samples of V. b. at offering bane been taken at about lam week's priers. Prime for. Mn hos been eagerly inqnired for, and several t ar. a la have changed hall/ at full prices. 1.3e. to 2:s. 6d. being the current value of Pulieb Odium. Primo Slav le scarce, asa nut to be had, what little • as on the market having been bought no early in the week A lot of the gentone article w,tild fetch MM. per barreL Prize malting Willey to still looked tor, butte scarce; grinding quali de. are a s Las gli..ted. to pulsated Barley we have no truncation. record. Oat. whams, to meet a ready salle at full and indeed rather advancing price'. In the prepared article, however, we have no business pasaixtg, buJers being still unwilling is accede to the terms demanded by holders, which are as we Wt quoted, namely, 11-. Pd. 4. Sa. per bier t. We . onthme to experience a steady eansamptive emimd for prime foreign awed floe Mom ; but Dew 'Irish, whim, ta found t. work bad y, is niglectel. Coarto dwerlptian• sleet a ready vie. Indlut (San is very dull of sale, and the value of the in tIck has wide' given way, 62. Ins. per ton being its mitt me value today. Ladino Meal is comp etely neglected. — . DONLAN NotamBau 9. - We bed rather a firmer market tadlay for ail deacripUora of grain at the cuerencies of Tuesday, which we repeat. In den corn met a somewhat better de mand, polders haying sultatitted to • redaction of Is. per. qr. Wb:te whe les. t o red ditto, lee. to Ids; barley 9a. to 14s. 6d.. here, es. to 9.. ; old Ms, fia. to 9e. Gol. per bet. rape-eeed, 23s. to 96e, Cal. per b I.; oatmeal, 10e. to 1 Is.; bskerf aur, 12e. gd. to 16s. per awl; Indian corn, 23n. to 26e. 6d. per 480114. • Limahloc, Nnv. 10 -The weather for the week I as been wet and eold, and tillage .1 Wheat could not be pecceeded with. The supple of grain 61..e not been externive as in to former week.; yet no general improvement In prices has t ken place oontequ• at on the du 1 actuante from the other side. Our market is dear Is ge.y applied with Potato.., *Kling at 4)d. to 3d. per lad, at this day'. 'r greet Wheat of VIMe qu .hty for millers was to good demand, a tut pr:em. Oats and Me ley in good demand. home email a lee of hada' (Oen have t-ken place, but n .t of sufficient ante-ut to cha r 'snaked a lively business, In Indian Meal end ceber settee. of braastuffe only a r. tall trade. The following are torrent price. :- Wheat, red, 114d. to 13d. writhe. 12;d. to 14d. Oats, 7d. to lid. Berkey, 74. to • d. par soma. Galata Indus Cern, 71.; °wail, 6f. I3s.• t o W. 13e. ; American, yell , w, 64. its . ; white, 61. I is. id. Indian Meal, 71. 1M. Oatneal, 91. 10s. Ityenaal, 64 per ton. WitTnalot3W.D. N v. In -Our meek •t II is we k hut. n kadly supplod with farmer's corn. Of (-reign, two ca-goes of Maize hate :drier% and 1..0 WM:ten seed Wheat (chiefly Australian} have lawn Imp rted from Liverpool. The extn me dolma noted in the rade en eltd,rday last has continued; bet notwitheiandinr this wryer., of Wheat (Irum vs 'carats) have ban obliged to pay an ad: trance of Cal to Wl I. per barrel, coth on raw and prep.r. d &smelts. In the value of malting Ridley no cludate con be noted, but griochnot parcels have improved fully 3d. to C.d. per Parra Oats, from ghee ex treme psoacity of r applies, oornm.aid a ready rale, at last week's ratee . Flour 'hake t -o euh, at the declin.• of this day Peehnight. For lotlido Coin we hate exec Muted a I .rgu tale ourout thus week. be: sellers ex skip hare yielded 'd. per barrel, in order to avoid lading charges. Tbe 'Hoeing are the price.: entitled: Wheat, mill, per 20 stone, 20o. o d. to yl a . y a k ; ,thippl iur . iee.64. to 19s. OIL Itavey, malting, pe 16 et, I le Od. to I d ; en:ta ins, 9s. 64. to 10s. Oats, white, per 140t., es. -4. tolls. 34.; black, lie. 3d. is is. 4d. Dried and foreym Wheat, libels mill, per 90 none, 22a. Oct to 23'. o d.; ehtpoing, 20s. 04 to Is. fit. ; Palish Odessa, 23s. Od. to 23..6 4 .; French lea, 23, to 23,6d. Parley, grinding, per 16 stone, 10s. bd. to Ile. Oats, white, per 14 s one less bd. to 101. ed.; black, Its. to ea. 3d. Fleur, superfine per • ock, 30a. Od. to 31s. td.; semeda, MIL Od. to 27a. Oil.; titres, 21.. to 22s., tombs, 14s. to 17s. Indian Corn, per 20 at., Danube, 16e 6d to - ge 9d. ; Ameri can, yellow mod led, 16. to 16s. 3d.; gpanbils and Portuguese, white, 17a. to Ita. id.; damaged, for cattle, is. to 1:e. Indian do a Meal. fav ewt., 7s. 3d. to /a. bd. Ostantal. 0t to 10e. !Iran, p r 6 stone, 2a. ed. to 2s 7d, Imports this we k 13.1 re..; Indian Corn, 4.070 Reports: Wheat, A/ barrel,: Barr 7, 299, OAP, 3,425, Flour, 6,341 melte; Oatmeal, 3 t7 eerie KIIIICALUT, Nov. 10 -We hod a /harp frost with a little show ow Tuesday moraine and evening ; since ti en It has been mild said soft, and Weest sowing will /COO be finished At our country markets this week the sepplics of all kups ol main we: or Fedi on y moderate; sales were readily made at last week's r.t r. lien to.day we had a mall supply of Wheat, the condition rather improved, and prices oft at week hilly suppttet. Hovey and OOP iu good wooly, and, although isles were slow, lint week's noes were pad. Wheat, Us. to 46o. per qr. barley, 171. to 24e. Oats, 12s. to fils. Oatmeal, pec bog of Welbs, 27. BREAD.—Nov. 10.—The prices of whestes breed is its metropolis me tro ut GA :d.; of household dateoc. Gd. oar 411:4. lost. POULTRY, @e.-Nswo*Ta AND LIBADENHALL, Nov. 10 . -Geese. Ss. 3d. ar Tr. Od.; fowls, is. od. to 5a0d.; ebiekeor, Ia Sd. to 2..44.; capons, is. Cd. to ; ducks, to la td. ; towing pig ; !L g. dd. to es. ; hues, 2s. 9d. to ; rabbits. IA. to la 5d.; anu se. 64. to 3..; lisruMgft, Is. id. to Is. Od.; phessaots, 34.6g;b 3 i d e tid. 3s. to id. id. to 6s. each. Fresh dittos, to 13s. tper doles Ill; far'ens, ; Freed% 9d, Exislish ditto, es. to es. W. per leo. 6s. I. 7a 3 , 3.; yi rim:I.-bit/dm:swami, Nov. 1 0 .- Turbots, 31. to 121,. salmon, Is. to la Id. per lb.; brill', la to ia; cod. ge. 6,E k r. wluttogs, 1d. to Is. ; lobsters, Is. to is.; crabs, 1d. to la ISL esti; awes, 6.t. to 2a pre pair ; eels, 9d. to 1A. ; large 1,4... th . 9d. to is.; smell; itto, 5d. to Td. each ; rbtleops, la id to 2s. 6d T., gallon • prawns, . to 2r. 9d. per lb. ; bloaters, Is. 2d. to laid. we berrtnis„ Od. to le. per dos.; smells, 10d. to Is. 6d. per o,s. a. . oommil oysters, Ss. to )1s. I, Scotch ► Pearls, 16s. to Vs. and h ia Natives, 41s. to 6.:a per bushed; pike, la wl. to 911. 9d. 041, km,* 11d. to la per dozen. MONDAY. Noir. 12,1Sty. Nadler at sash of the following pu tas 'clock on Saturday morning. 8.W. 8.8 N.W. 8.E. N.W. 8 W. W. S.W. B.E. 8. 8.8.W. S.W. GEWfe Breese Overeat Gentle t , treese Gra east Iltroikaireeat Overeat Calm Fnian, Cloudy Breese Partially caw, Calm Orem* Gentle Breese tartlally a obt , Gentle Breese Cloudy Hard Hirt( Paned!) Goody Gentler teen Partially Cum, Gentle Bretz.. Orereee Calm Partially Coady Calm Partially an* Gamer Breeze Partially Cloudy Calm Partially Cloudy Oentle ?ream Oenteet Gentle Pi elm Orman Gaul° livers' Partially Closely Gentle Breese Pinang :lowly strong Breese Partially Goody Strong Breese Overeat oalia Orman Gentk Breeze Partially Handy O !ntle Breese Partially Qom, Gentle Breeze Principally Clem Gentle Breeze Overeat Calm Overolt Gentle Breese PriaMally Gear Gunk Breese Pa p Uwe, Calm Orereeir Calm Orercast Gentle Breese Partially Clonty Gelato Breese Partially Goody Calm Overcast Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy Gentle Breese Orman Gentle Breese On mast Gentle Breeze Oveream Calm Overcast )NDON, Taw DAT, Noog. Of Wind. State of Weather. BMW. Overcoat. Andes, from Pernambuco, bu arrived here, wih lo s M how. sprit, foremast, &c., having been in coot ct off Cape Cl.,,, 4th tom, with the Qearrale de Seam (Austrita supposed from Sligo to Triiste ; the last. r, it is less;, has tuna ; crew saved by the Ands.—Liverp ol, Nov. 10. Cupidon, Mort, from Liverpool to Genii., put int. L'Orited bib inst., with damage to hull, &c., and vi.lprobsbly ham to discharge. reroute (b.rqu.), of Newcastle, repnrted to have here she. don.d five mire tact of the North cud of Lundy bland, has pseud up Champ! ; the &leer amatk Bri•armia and schooner Hero have gone in pur.tu: of t. et.-114-combe, Nov. 8. _ _ Oeorguna Matthewroan, from Konigrb-rg• to Hall, which was on shore on Dan 9 It ult , b-on got oB , and brunet: into the harbour.—Straleuud, Nue. 4 Hope, from America, in coming up the river laid evening, got aground on the Knott, but a expected off to-night, without damage.—Fleetwood, Nov 9. Thocoasine, Clare, of and from Sun-erl •nd to Ceylon, which was avround on the 13 teke neer Du, k:rk, 7th last , 'Fa assisted iito F.uahing Roadstead testercliy, say Iraky, and with loss of Tucker, its, and w be taken int., Flux ing Doek.—Antwerp, Nov. 9. liainnu d rg. Hollan Liaison ... Pacific Iudu sin Southampton India VIA Marti Boston an4 itesica and Havannah West India Brasil . . . LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11.—Wiud, 8.S %V.. faMent.P.—The Emily, hence fur St. Michael., has arrived at lielybeid, with bib aid forechania I plates carried away. The Ann, beam for Ogead, hal arrived at King-town. Arrived —Tile Litman, end the Ann, from Na sou; Sultan, Peru, Off An Alnarbin brig. Sailed.—Toe Maras, for Rio Janeiro ; AramIts, Saran; Ilarlaway, New Orleans , Samuel lu ckti Casten ; Vigilant. Jewel ; Ater, Jamaica; Gaeta: Adoiphe, Ile iz • ; Dryden, Corfu; Arca, Hayti; Hedrick, Bergen; Stela, Baltimore Bell, ILAterdaet; Gibraltar; Maim, Syra ; RAD& King, ( alcuita : Elsie Antowea, Maple.; R , guitar, and Gem, Beyrout atd Queen, Lisbon; Pilot, and Penelope, Stettin. CillesVISI4ESD NOV. 11 —Wind W Ualir, One—Arrived: The Prince George, Richmond. and Coronation. teem (habit; Tetk, Swims; Arrer, Minima; Puzzle, Malaga; AV lb. Amor, Toullti. gen ; tkean, Rotterdam; Eeperance. Cols.; Cuidiff Domed, Genoa; Jeans Ernest, raceme, Emil, Rotterdam; 43801 Menu &an ; Lion, Harlingen; habilis, J..hn'•; spedwell, Malaga; liarannah: Friendship, Lima; rye leg . Mary Ann, Cape Sloes: Direcu•r, Antwerp: Selma, Denmark; City of Itotterdem, Dunkirk; eiledonia, liumbuig; Burscruivister Dyada lop r, Amsterdam. toned.—Tic Ammeter, Sir Robert Peel, Atwood, Rainbow, and Adonis, for Rotterdam; City of London. Dunkirk; Tourist, toe Albion, Boolughe; Ltd Joan Rune% Iiar,lnrnm; Antwerpen, sa (tie. ctor. *Lawn'', ; Cyrus, South Pea,, A.• reps. Mires Scitia; Unica, ad's; Rotel Archer, Port Adelaide; Active, I c -r Wave, Med•m. Web; Parole, Guarneey; Sir Edward Banta (mend; Commack Seth America; Malcolm Brown. Ilaiutuig . Mande, Cardiff. liar etrand, hArtiania ; Bonne Virginia !Vivre; Al sandria. git Jr ere ro tart Pain, ; Lord ee ton, Norill Ame a: LAM, Leg urn ; John Weeley, St. Much ur'e; Erni a Ti ate: Agnes m obil, Cubs; Olive Wench, Marstrand; Wiliam Jul Ira ILivre. Omni (blaque), from Liverwati, all Well, Nov. 4, Int. 46.53 N, kn. 10.40 W. J•v, Of New York, Oct. 20, lying to in a pie at '5'.N.W , 14.41.20 V , Ion. 29 %V. LADY MONTAGU; from London for Jamaica. Nov. 2, Int. 40, 100. "0.1r. tIc as (ach-oner), of Jervey, from Liverdoul for New ounibad, Nor. g lat. 4/1 35 N.. Ion. 11.20 W. Soeuvoon, Nov. 2, lat. 19, Ion. If W. ate t: n•a1.td N•rlaq front Quebec for Liverpool, Nov. 5. Insomnia, of and for Sale.dafrom Quebec, Oct. 14, off St. 2102a BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN 1 DEATHS. BIM Hs W)LDERRTON.—Nov. 7, at ... Huct..bi7:rprier Tranmere, the wife of W. Buldenton, Jun., Fog., of a sue and heir. HUHN INGUAM.—Nov. 8, at Proyle, Hants, the wile of IL Burning- Laos, H.q., of a eon. CLIFFORD.—Nov. 8, at Court Rouse, Canaington, the Ron. Mre. liffard, of a daughter. CUbITT.—Nor. 7, at Ca•firld Rail, Nora% the wife of G. Cubit; Capc fhls gt., of a daughter. POsTER —Nov. 7, at Wells, Somersetehire, Mrs. W. S. S. Foster, of daughter. 60011FELLOW.—Nov. 8, et Woomsburrequans, the wife of DP Goodfellow, M.D., of a son. HOPH.—Nov. 9, at Havering.grange, Esse:, Mrs lIspe, of a eon. POWLE1T.—Nov. 8, at Holton Hall, the wife of W. II. 0. rowlett, Esq., el a Ste. RAWLINMIN.—Nov. 7, at Oahe], the wife of the Rev. O. Rawlins son, M.A , of a daughter. WItIDBOILME.—Noe. 9, at Gower.street, rodford.emure, tho wife of tr. Widdborne, Esq., of a daughter. ALIMANDER—HARVEY.—Noe. 6. at Meon Church. by the Rev. R. Harvey, Rector of LeJk, J. Alexat.ler, het.. ut GlentJueher, %extra!, eon of the late II. Alexander Ley., to Katherine , %mod d sturlyer of the late R. liart,j, ieq., Mahn Hall, to the gams county. CALDER—ELSWORTIL—Nor. 8, M 8t. Mer‘l,bone perish church, Mr. F. W. Calder, Mont can of Mr. P. ( . ..1.1er, of Wenn!. ton.ur. raer, M. John's-wood, to Eupbemin, eldest daughter of the Lae Mr. J. Elsworth. TIIEKIDGE—HAGOAIL—Noe. 7, at Sr. Andrew's, Ilatford, John. 'Inert eon of T. Etheridg Esq., of iiing.land, to Lilco, ulg1 daughter of the late T. N. llama', Esq , of flettford. LAUGMTON—CLARLSON.—SiZr. 13, sitiskiheld pariah church, by the Ices. the Vitae, A. N. Laughton, P.q , o karmt n, N011itlabgal• Wire, to Elisabeth Setna, only daustrer et the Rev. T. B. Clerk• son, thaplaln to the West NSling Asylum. LONGCROFT—GI813.4.—Nov. S, at Itehenor Church, C. LongetoN. Eaq , Oth Rest Madras Army. to rathettne, t.dest Oaughter of W. Gibbs, Seth of Itchenor Home, Stamm MATIIESON—PETLEY.—Nos. 8, at tit. 71snotaa's 1:plat:opt Mod. Edinburgh, D. Matheson, E.sq , to J..ne Ulen, your daugalte of the Wall. Petty, Es+, Lieutenant, it.N. CLARK.—Noe. 10, Andrew Clark, V.m., Ca tho C .garkn, South. work, and Camberwell, Surrey, amd 68. lia.ME.—Nov. 8, et !Minium, N.B., of dwatery, triGiam Cuningbune, Esc, of LaInstaw, aged 73. a ironies.= well known by his writings on prophecy arid ecriptural chronology, sod fur kit pkty and benevolence. CilBSON.—Nov. 7, at Bernard.atteet, J. Gibe a, 1.p., aged 57. liOLMAN.—Nov. 7, at Ituatull 11,11-e, North Bristoa, Elisabeth, mkt of the late J. J. HOLM; Laq , aged 7e. KERRY.—Nov. 7, K. Kerry, Esq., of Ramiro% Middlesex, aged MONTOOMEBY.—Nov. 8, at King's Inns-street, Dublin, elms wife of Mr. T. Montgomery. NCTTALL—Nov. 7, J. C. /Cotten, keq., J.P., of Iittour, aged 78. NT 11.—Nov. 9, Mary, wire of Mr. W. Nye, of llarrIngion ewer, liamestead.road, agrd 6i. PLATT.—Nov. 8, at llsatioga, Emir, daughtet o. J. T. Pratt. FA, aged 24. SEAGBOVE.—Nov. 9, at Porters, Mr. W. Seagrove, us., of the ftra of W. saterove and Son, onteVers, ag. d 70. WARD.—Nov. 8, Sir. W. T. Ward, Westgate, Wakefield. Timid aud published by WtRums Kum Italao,01 Se. 6, 1 4,06 " a. in the lAty o London, rin24.r.s , U "1441"4. k du Wading ti Vibuetnseu—Kommeir, Nonallia Sae & at bias al asiorlisti WA MOW• i *War el mos er at laboL. apsatabie T° Mesas pound wt value to a vegetal) dim:saes t sottalw. murrain. sheep foo result of and Co. f eminent ▪ . 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