The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-06 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY O. 1855. Rifle B r i g ade . . Mumma Tama Aanwm, BleillOoth. Nast, ebesakt, Jan. 16 at FROM the to.vrioN GeztaTE-Fr ,, :ays Jan. 6. • me end Feb. le at te, at u lenag ie listlernet. eel.. Undes. South. Rain intelltgenct. MARKETS. To be Erisigss without purabase. mw , l6 o,.. sa ssemss; am, St.m.teld, Rahmiallatreet. ---.-- --et ball.coart, Ornamotecat, and --•-- couN CI L-C SIAMESE R, WHITEHALL, JAN. 3. Unhurt Trym, Cleat ; Bohai Edward , StuartStant Runtime. Dana Gest. ; Lieutenant Gwent Charles Lase, from the a ounor=int. • Jan. 17 at A mod Feb 14 at I, at COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Jas. IL SUGAR.-The average prim of sugar, the produce of the British ponessions in America, computed from the returns Whereas the Lards of the Council were plea* , I. by th eir ([lag's 0 )2 d 8 ff d Militia, vies Bounden, pro- ...„, 5 ,....._ wal = ben. looelhOoll. OM Breedoteset ; ot. OS 11 .• :8 SWIM us. COKIIIMMIII2 MIL made in the wear ending the 2nd day of Jaanary, 1866, Order of the 30th du of November last, to prt hthit the . bar ° "" °4 * L. a et..tote. Veen. leen. willeer, Jan. 13 at 1. and Vett. 34 at 121, 111 143 IDWAIWW. is 18 s. 614. Sugar, the nodose of the Mauritius no return. use:tains of Blue Liu, Pattland Cu:xi nt, and other Ist West India Regiment.-Eatign Charles George Ander- ii i Is d.l a rie r s e e. Wks sad a nd. snitkin ,.. 44 .. eit .. Sugar, tin produce of the East Indies, no return, asticles commonly used in the manufacture a Marne sos to be lieutenant. without prrehase, vies Drop, me mouse ad. el, ii.....; og. maim. gi nss u. Gut dui The bankrupt, Sommerley Edward. was an attorney, cagiest, so es place north of Dsnhirk, their Lordship. an ____„_._, ._ the oat Feet. sinalose • preening at Long B.ckby , in Northaratisashire. This was Nerhy to order that the said prohibition, as far as „_,7,P2'.."" • .„"" '" ve t Ladle Re • M Mules Edmund Law to Thaw BafilUi l UNolao. 111 0 Nerd. kele mod Ira Mender. the examination meeting. Tlte amounts, which were sunset.- ajoeßanercri, Jam. 6. a war atiees aforesaid, be, and the same is hereby, 3r d West lieatesant.colonel, by purchase, vim Colman, whose N ,, od. sise . tre . 4 sui . o; oi e ..... am 17 o 3 13 44 and Fob. 24 at 1 ' at ~,,,, ._, 8411, valuation extended ever ti yeses prior to the 22nd of SUGAR.-Businses was resumed hers after the holidays seidesiod. Whereof the Lords Counnissiours of Her Ma remotion, be purchase, on the 13th of September , 1864, atiesse.n. '-'°°-"•.- July last, :ad showed a su m of 6,0021. due to unsecured on Wednesday met, but holders of West India having I joGy's Truism and the Commissioners of Custom', and all " hen „saw. nA., lama , w a sh y end s u . Gy massm od ss. simnsass Jan. areliters, with assets, in goo debts and property, estimated not as yet supplied the offices with samples, the trans- ti in this ducri tio ram preens whoa, it may concern, are to tals4 notice . and exerreense. 17 ant Feb. It, at 11, at fried Ormt, OM, Mike, Ildsrol ; se. atn are ant= neat in amount. In 9001. Farther debts, to the amount of 3,8681. were . sales reported Pe Senn themselves aixordiegly. C. C. Ull ' avil" ' Lieutenant David Heater Blair, from the 94th Foot, to ln men, Mlle , . Boioo 3 l secured by mortgaged property valued at 4,3931. The foreign, the sales reported consist of 11,600 mats of Mull- . WMI6IB How WOWS" 111011112 . 01181 e5. refel. l4l . profits had bees 3,2371.; losses, 3,0221., including 2,0001. MI and 1,200 box " yellow Rooloiteltie bo th for swivel : captain, by purchase. 17 and MA 14, at 11. at =o .s e l' n. Si, Rem and °Winer paid for the bankrupt's business. besides which several panels of landed sugars are in treaty WHITEHALL. JAN. 4. BREVET. Related; of. rag, Amman. Med. Mr. L awns supported. for. The first cargo of new Mauritias has arrived here this The Queen has bees pleased i t assist the Reverend To be Coloaels in the Army, the rank being ally honorary. /MM." wen ., Dolgobtny,TOrboika t ro sm, fliMag row, hi 33 week. In refiners' produce the business is limited on ae Mr. Linklater , f the magnet of endoffendnoopposition , churchC o l one lFe b.ll at Brevet Lieutenantar in tr . , . bevy mil onbuen, ICON; ear*, Leen and the bankrupt passed. presbytery of Deakeld, and county of Perth , rant by th e Pensioners, and Captain, half-pay, unattached, having Owes I lressu m ilminseter. Whin Jar le and Feb. 6. at 12, at A bill of 1011. was submitted to the smut for the preps - In rum we us without any sass to report. resignation of the Rev. Peter Cola Canapted. seceptsd ritirentant upon fell pay ; Brevet Lieutenant u ses s is t as ea._ ti .,... ‘ .....„,__,..,„ ___, ~,ipaii rod ration of the account.. Colonel William Haan Phtbbs, lam Staff Ofilesr of BMWs% Mandiamirmi:Woa;l7.".".mimenta.: . CROWN-OFFICE, JAN.S. Witched Pentiosers, and Captain upon halflay, una , unaLTIOIT PRITTIONERS. His Henn expressed surprise at the charge, and said he CORN.-Cammeroate Jen. 6.-There was a seed sup would sanction the sum of 1001. being thrown ply of wheat at market to-day; a large proportion out of NIKRINIA inICaNSD Ti) VVVVV IN Till raTSINT PAZ- „yaw accepted retirement upon fa " p ; captain ay 101IIINILANSIST. away upon a pared of useless accounts, not a single item of condition, which was difficult to dispose of. The beet qua- LtaXiXT. pima,. Birch Vane, of the 9th Foot, to be major in the J. CO Ileiblitalreet. Inver Oneawn dealer In plehires which was of the slightest ass except the sorer of debts lilies must be quoted le. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, County of Limerick. army; Captain D'Oyley William Batley, of the 77th _O . eagrasy-IL Hay, Cowleyibee, d ue to the bankrupt. 781. to 82a.; extra, Ws. ; red, 70s. to 755.; extra, 76a. • Stephen Edward Ds Vas, Esq , of Corratbelisse, in the Foot, to be major in the army. eouty of Linens., in the room of Wyndham (Mold, teldle*Altossonangsa ...__, Alliet r iss 4 14 .„_,__NP* 086 ...,__.. 64 ., ,__. ooo rP__%• 4l •Ule-_, Alter • logs discussion, his Honour coessatzd to allow Barley va dull, and Is. to 2s. rr • lower . Buns also WM* 00.55 Ma MaMa um. " • mum ' '""'" nr ''''''"• en s' 601 , observing that were he not ao f ettere d by C h o existing kof h ce I Per q • • MISIORANDI7II. partoo a u nem Esq , deceased.wer-P.Oetagete. New fremaire. Zest, ben retailer-J. Hearn ._ County of Aeries. The appointment of Acting Assistant Surgeon George w ww v" wowe -- 64, - ,41. gr i m. I vre a"... S waim . law, no w ould put so end at one to the e rstolo of yolumi- LINCOLN, JAN. 6.-We bad a liberal supply of wheat at Rof Langford Lodge, n t h e Mlase Wsughters to bear date the 13th Desember, in lieu sink Piny" lorany, Middlesex, basher - Y . P . nous accounts now , acted on and have a lucid statement in Thomas Henry Pakenhans, sq., or market to-day. The millers bought cautiously at Is. f Aetna). in the room of Lieu:elitist-Colonel Ed. LI th e 16th, as previously stared. Wean Drunine, Wink ie sear framosiger -IL J. Jones, Allmet- every case comprised in autos!. sheet. decline on white and 2s. on red wheat. The farmers moused county _of The name of the ensign appointed to the 30th Foot, on berelle leNollina.woll war - Williams Pakenham, demised. IX 33 T. A. RIADWIX . anxious sellers at the decline. Barley a dull trade and Is. JAI6O•IY 4. the 15 th December last, is spelt Seeders, and not Saunders, DROARATIONII Or DIVIDE D& lower. Very little doing in oats and beans. Wheat, red, Bwough of Sonderland. as previously stated. Jens TAM, liaabory sad MmOnseimisimtbarls, Clty.road, timber The bankrupt was a dealer in shares, in Great Win estastrestease ch This du been already reported. This 725. to 765.; white, 78s. to 82s. Barley, 32.. to 364. Oats, F ith En of Synth Hill, in the tenni of Dar- Captain previously Edward Dyer, upon half - pay, Usattaehed, mereeent- tat and Seal olte.o4‘, Oa _new roan Jan. is, and the em u late meths 27e. to 295. Henry taw . .. g. ham, in the •room of William DO/ Seymour, Esq., who has beta permitted to retire from the army, by the sale of three witinqueelt Wedesedamen ri Lmfe bstr emer b rbeay ing . or - gaol dn. Mr. • Mr. Taylor . Wanonsin, Jac. 6.-Then was a small supply of has accepted the office at Retarder of the Borough of his commission as 'reptile, he being about to became a set. cow. . on adman , anaamer. ea us% Amu Bagley npoorted , %i t Jan. 10, ad - His Bonner u th ths bankrupt wwa lr: d p sss . like ma n y wheat-7,450 qrs.-but there was a slow sale, and salon Newcastle epos-Tyne. tier in Canada. mansury. °then, to labour under the delusion that he was about to submitted to &reduction of Is. per qr. on last week's quota - Roam BONK, Graver brisidayer-Istan. 10, and WAR.OFFICE, JAN. 5. Erratum in the " Gazette" dated Ist Dettember, 1864. threembesquant Wedniader. st Les's, maim a fortes" by Berdan's gold machine. Ho had been Kans. The arrivals of barley were 2,090 qn., and of oats 920 ts. Bale/ and b eans sold at ls reduction but oats Faun= %ALAN Went btom c oeds-let 'n ilv. of lAA., too lama of a speculator to he entitled to more than a q• i OBOOOLL OIDIA. 72nd Foot -For Lieutenant Cecil Price, to be captain, ite., . ..., me aim tehattamt la S seameafeiat Loh. atearann. eeeeed.eleeseenitteste. tat . .., were steady. belling as as last market. Horse Guards , Jan, 2 , 1855 . read, Lieutenant Cecil Rice. etc. Cattiest. paned accordingly. The General Cocamandiatin . Chief has much penlight- Berstein in the " 0 " dated 22nd Deemaber,lB64. e a riggnewsw eseut-srooie. af 2 !-led . , Lion M publishing to the Army the commands of the Scots Fusilier Guards.-For Hoary Jeff. Sharpe, gent., to ha. to, erne Viso orkeivegat tgeiardaye , at Lops. Ammo". MOORS Ili 0081XIIMONSI WAIL Queen for the promotion of the undermentioned either, be ensign and lieutenant, without purchase, read Henry bury. • IX Rh HITOAAYIL-oar OF • SHARI DRAlinit. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEER. whose distisgstehmi services at the seiga and capture of Jai sharp, gent ' * O. • Casettes Timm. °llan WlMadiallldOeSapdanreitse -let din This was the examination meeting ia the cosset William ---•.-- Bomartuad have been specially brougat to the notice of - of 111"" . 181. 11°. and al" aeles t salt 1►01111.4174 at i.e.'., Brodriek Mileage, of Tatiaton- lerse Re ' k d fr o m Het apetA's Ra il way Jeanie.) Aldanembotry. P o Pot o - Pat i o' her Majesty : WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 6. G m ,. ins‘www. ow , wept wwshewsewsw-es ,g,. scribed as a dealer is minim shares, and a horse dealer. Milesopened 1 Name at Railway. 1 Reeeipta. To be Ilitsjor-Geseral. et ea 01. Jaw end my oalmmuent Tandy, at reineles. Oulla. Toe a/Mounts, prepared by Me... Harding mid Pullein, lam lam ILii. 1634. Colonel Harry D. Jones, Royal Engineer'. Two manias having occurred in Cho establishment of hosaissauss. extend over nineteen months prior to the failure in October - liamm. - - By command of the Right Honourable General Officers en the effective list of the Royal Artillery, s am p an Aiwa. jagialaam Qty. eau M12,-std Oa 22 gd., Jan . last; and show the followi n g result of the trading :To cm- 72 72 Under 1,606 1,952 GENERAL VISCOUNT HARDINGE, by the retirement of Majors • G Is Crawford and Grunt, 2. as s wig is l issww w n o sy. " 'emi r,. waseaeheee ee . bins ' diton, unsecured 6,2441. ;to ditto, holding security, 1,7461. 37 1 SI 9 •Bono and Baltroulna .... 747 SM Commanding-in .0 h lee under the provision of her Majesty's Warrant of the 3rd away J .td 4•., 1 . 17 17 MGM sad Osnaty Down 3lB 321 0. A. WETHERALL , November, 1864, the following promotions will take place Jam. tt rZ wite lll•fm r sis • shis A ll = 3 ° Z ll = g l s w isha n. (the prOnerty held es sorority being valued oaly at 207 .) , 33 U „ dommus. uessethe, sad meg" 1 , 1:9 2.113 Meet. matte, 6601. There were no profits ; the low. were stated - 269 Bisaidourn Adjutant - General in consequence ; vis. : thins MOUS Imam notar, Webennen._ll6iNems. rawer at 6211.; personal expenses, 1,3731. ; mule ditto, 101. ; as 117 UMW mid &ter 6, 7,463 --- • To be MAJOR-GENERALS. --Seddh.ef la., Jan. IA end threesehmeeent =dem at &Ana- interest and discoing, 2991.; law charges, 681. The bank- 18 18_3f Csiedesba , ... .. . 10,12 S 14537 MEDALB FOR ALMA AND INKERMANN. Colonels William Daniel Jones, Royal Artillery ; Willies fa91.9919999"11914 ' rept was in a deficiency at the eenusenoement of th e account 9 ati memo mod liaqalad , ........... 3,647 4,041 Thaws Harommene lbws, Umpen sernant-led 41v. of 644 of 6,0381. 63 63 Cork, Bleatatak. and Purge l4i 133 WAR.OFFICE, JAN. 6. &entail, C.B. Jan. 8, and any serequent Normal lted'a,Urospool. 20 20 Gork ad Brno 0111X1ZAL 011.1311. The following officers of the Royal Artillery, who have Mr. Dowse opposed. for a creditor, and summed the 17 17 Deride 95 170 DIVIDINDL bankrupt. Hone-Guards, 15th Dec. 1854. been permitted to retire upon full pay, will receive a step ass. w . L ama „ tem 36 36 Dahlia and Belfast 1tine1ke.........- 75, 190 ~. . Jr_Otolle,_____ A _, 177993T9 - 11 ,.. - Mitealfe stated that he to deal in mining shame 63 63 Dubai and Droghoia 99: 984 Tbs Queen hung bees pleased to command that a Medal, of Brevet rank; the rank being honorary • an y, 1 • viz.: eloroo• °"• ""`"rw="`"T h r tstss ` 9(9°- in November, 1853, and fr i rress about the same time. 6 6 Dubin and or. rat Colonel Thomas Grantham to be maj gime sues% lanaMenwr- M. Diemen wa 648 733 C i " withappropriate device bearing the weed " I mea, an (sseesele mato. limier /air , onwillotee-Jan• He had then a capital of 1601. He bought the tenth part 16 Dane sr t=w 167 To be Colonels is the Army. eO. G. I. Chams. Can Rearea Weraller-Jon. of a mine, and paid 601. on amount to Mr. Rowley ;in 19 2 3 Domook awl Sondignilin 133 214 shall be coeferred upon all the officers, noncommi s sioned Lieutenant let 161 Denise end Atiresth. Colonel Edward Fitthethert Greet, Lieutenant- s% J. Mara* tbeenteen W beeree-hm. I& J. D. all he had paid about 3001. He had upwards of 1,100 shares - 3 - ,. n ....., 2 „..,,,,._ and i 3 474 447 officers, and private soldiers of her Majesty's Army, hula- Col. George John Beresford, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Huserruk Mew anglinec-Jan. 26. allotted hint. and he sold 336 of them, through Mr. 68 65 &IF" ---•_. - unction_ 774 IWO ding the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, cad Royal the Hon. Robert Charles Henry Spencer, Ligament- W. m. Ne. Illatreber oammlarre--ian. hi. W. Boutledu, in February last, for 2001. Two years ago be eel 813 MO Immoddre 740 827 4,611 4,737 Bannon and Miners, who have been engaged in the Colonel Henry Coops Chace. F. /1 " 1.14 Di "" "st . "111.1. " im aC . Filak• had 650 Vest Kan "hares allotted him, and nisi 2.4.. ... Ma i BIMMII OMANI and Norfolk and genera memelhatinv-Jan. 417 417 19,10: 20,734 arduous and brilliant campaign in the Criests, and that N elt i V ll =.. lisviebil Ledie". l.l ollll.-.1...t. F. Per share; four months a fter he sold them at a discount. 1 Iran Hair Clasp, with the words " Alain" or " lathering's" thereon, ADMIRALTY, JAN. 4. W seq.-J., IL J. T. He had a stable in St. J ohn's-wood-road for the horses he 76 M Mtn Perth, and Dundee 2,492 2,790 143 142 ri sri* ek ad Glasgow 1 hellnr-Jen. fib .IL Rakingleei n =eatb, bought. Had bought eleven or twelve bones since 6 6 raster ad &date shall also be awarded to such as may have been engaged in In consideration of the attack on the forts of Sebastopol, w nunwenem-Jea, ft gum aside _ ___llat- November 1853, and sold them as soon uhe could. On the 19 32 Fu 17 177 273 501 either of thou battles; the General Commanding in Chief on the 17th October, 1854, th e following naval promotions toe Jesse. kola smseininer-idh 1 . "' 'wler , Ist March, 1853, • solicitor named Robison, of Richmond, 171 - 163 GI w and South Western desires that this mark of her Majesty's gracious approbate. hen takes place, dated the 13th November, 1864 : AIiaIIIMPSOOF, Illaimithilin t rer--Ar. 16. I. grin Zelebbv. . a/ a ir ... 4m . 2. T. m ew. w„" m aid d "a in Yorkshire, bad owe in Ma bands belonging to witness . 243 213 Great Northern and FertLlnealrehire To be Ca tains.-Commanders John James Bartholomew Teekides. ens of the services of that portion of her forces employed under P , H ._ Henry Edward F nee, Leopold George Huth , Downing Inc, Bedford, and deposited it with Robinson to take care 319 j 319 O r r" W immli 17,576 20,426 Field Marshal Lord Roglan shall be published In the Gene- R owe. CRISIOCATIII le bermes& tram ern be slows tore sentry _.. . 25 23 Wel SOMill Salem 122 165 cal Orden of the Army. Ti be Commanders . -Lunitenants William Thorp, hue i s a w a r d make , oz for Mae Hintina was now a creditor for 4,0001. ; wit- 10 10 good ad wmumere l3O 124 31104* . * w on 4016•3 ,... 3 .. a A. nem received 2,0001. from him in January. 1863, in two ei ai gw www ywww... _ l5l 173 Field Marshal Lord Raglan !me been requested to forward Newton Thomas Sault x, William Ras Rollead, Gabriel ..A ll . nt. J. ILK w . J . R emi ss. B us _ sums of 1,0001. each. Of this about I,OOW. went into the so 80 Lensester Ind Csethg 5,503 5830 list, of the individuals entitled to these honourable distine- Johnston, Henry Lloyd, William Bowden, John Praetor e t e :Z i l lowehory ° W . l'ema ameekmerer- deb. 3. E. Baer, hands of Mr. Hilderton, to settle claims made on the bank- 260 233 turealdre end Teduldre Lao., William Gore Jones. Newport, Nensmallehlre, earlm , -.lm. IL C. Earn Illonmetsi, rapt. He took 8901. with him into Yorkshire, and had paid lei lei tavernaL Orr,. aniloutheon U6 310 lions. To be Lieutenutts.-Mr. George nuncio Aston, Mr. stationee-las. E. B. Illeren , ahollEmbena bolide 7-- Jes- ta. J. different amounts with the remainder. He deposited the 8901. .11 at ~.,,..1 .9999992 ,,,...° 99°°139999' ,.....„, 207 2411 By command of the Right Honourable Francis Rhodes Hartwell, Mr. Arthur Joseph Day, Mr. Groom, werresiwg. w ww _i m .". Ir . w.-www , usw ti hatter with Mr. Robinson, to have it when he wanted it. He 1 ---' GENERAL VISCOUNT HARDINGE, Robert Roberts, Mr. Ernest Augusta Traver Stubbs, -155. 27. J. Hanna and Z. BeeMme_lbsilid, table kaile Mena. H. 175 174 Morn Dri= w a s td South Comet 10.5!110,63 9 Commanding in Chief. and Mr . Henry Joseph Challis. feetions-Jsa. H. H. A. le n" rele, aessessea-Jaa. E. J . j then endeavoured to arrange with his creditor', by paying $ s e Lwow me w . w a lik x . I ss s s id, s , wow wskor_.4". f 7 , H. them 10t. in the pound, and some of their debts had been 231 167 Leda solieseeik Western 1,130 1,214 11,823 11,173 To be Muter.-Mr. Robert Lawny Cleveland. w TerialkinValabseper-Jia.SL Z. Enntheing. paid. Be paid 2001. to Mr. Pratt, attorney, of Queen- 41 60 thenne end laniakillss 386 400 G. A. WETHERALL, To he Surgeons.-Mr. George Henry Ivan, Mr. Joke tr , s. liossintorn - Jes.n. W. Nealstis .0 10 sant, Mayfair, to whom he owed 3801. for money lent a ~,„ • 23 „ tereefewe. a.. ..7 oll 7._...welletitheld .... „.,___._. Adjutant General. Forbes (D.), Mr. David Lloyd Morgan. edam yea before. Pratt held no security. Witness had received g - S - '"'"" 1 ""....., E =1 1 ..r .---- - To be Paymasters.-Mr. William Warburton, Mr. Henry tiznimoure DOROLVID. 640 592 WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 6 . Gray (A.), Mr. Jame. Haggard Jackson. L. Masa sail& Oslimiralit , lialsitgra, bca misie-q. A. c SOW. from Mr. Pratt, on his own acceptances. He was still 29' 2,i 7 6 , end lisle Royal Regiment of Horse Guards.-Conti James Debut Commander Awash's Frederick Elusion will be pre- AlMett sae T. Warglenetreat Hash. Wearers,. arm . a creditor of 2391 Witness also pad 70Lto a wipe-merchant, ene 4981 • Shafto to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dormer, moted to the rank a captain on his completing the re- TIMIS Joke Te 7416 ad &TWIN& Nwein beteg _the whole amount due. He had the first 2,0001. from 126 138 rear Great Weiternarelandl appointed to the Grenadier Guards. (tared period of navies at sea. 6,66 • .2 wf w esw „„ w issessig e ts se n Mr. Higgins, in March, 1852. He borrowed it to discharge 37 37 Nardemfa ' 950, 1,053 2nd Dragoon Guards.-Troop Beretta Major Sinister Cal- end 1 1 4 Gig Giegosotreet, VildleshipM, uslases-w. his liabilities, of which he had no account. 60 789 liewaudis mid Carlisle - 2 664 3,106 vert to be quartermaster, vies Haviland, who retires upon - = . l u ss u L a g isewtAgelewsll.oresemenallent. The Commissioner-Has he given any anent of the 149 149 *Mk Bed& 662 633 Nara aster' -.... .. .......... 4.771 4.690 23,181 27,907 half-pay. The board have further directed the promotions of the u m , and W. Sheds, Irlselove nbohnote Ille defienney of 6,0001. with which the balance-sheet corn- 47 47 North -B. err V I T. i.. Winn Laisire, balers-S. ow* , ? Western 6th Dragoon Guards.-Cornet Charles Sewell, from the undersigned officers, contingent on their passing the mom- amid A., Jaahms, Idesigeok Valpanilm,aed Um. 83 91 Oxford, Wore., and Wolverhampton 1,116 3,158 15th Light Dragoons, to be paymeater, vice Menden. sary examinations and being duly qualified : -N.O. Pann sad J. Lwow, werissesee. wiinswi Kr. Dowse-He has not. 30 30 Scottish Central who retires upon half-pay. Mr. Robert Sterne to be lieutenant, Mr. Thomas Hooper to tee s ww w w , hi s smil w r do g i ssin a osi o s Commissioner-Then it is no use wasting farther time ; 32 .3 2 thoni 4lllllll 2OO. . ett 802 13th Light Demean -Troop Serjeant Major Charlie be lieutenant, Mr. George Sank' Aldricks to be master, 2. sasr 1 0/ AV Mire se fee se nun Strife) - O , anti the examination must be adjourned for that purpose. It is - i . 71 0 8 m7 mu ntroothil 49 1 Sh • mho" awl Chester Moore Foster to be quuterosaater, vies Anderson, sp. (WWI, end T. Olgur, win- absurd for a man to come and say he has lost 0.0001., with 31r. Narcissus George Arguimbean to be muter, Mr. chow, oestlonemn-11. Maw awl P. T. Darin ilembrearet, • - • out being able to show how he has lost it. The case must be pointed cant and riding master, 6th Dragoons. Edward Codrington Ball to be master, Mr. John Fred.- et. /1810816/8•411111 _llBlllBlll Amore alai. Weed. Ortter and 29 19 6bropthire Theis ......». Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-Ensign and Limns- rick Pritchard to be Surgeon. adjourned sins die; when he is ready with his accounts he se as Ors elan. asiOsne-P. Weary erlo. IL Banbermbers, - • day find South Devoe neat Charles Hampden Turner to be lieutenant and cap- i6 ofteemehere....o. nyder um g, g. gegen. 6, 6 may apply to have another find , and in the meantime net 25 _4 Booth Buten& 1 3 .394 16,197 tam by purchase, vies Kialoch, who retires; Ensign Al. - -J. tome ewe ev. ....amees. protection will be given fora month. 832 aef South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Gaels 1,731 1,752 feed Welter Thrum, from the 41st Foot, to be ensign NEW DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS. WBCASII deft wiedmata-T. H. Man Weelbrilp. in. and C. 181 162 tooth Wales 3,411 4,437 Iv is = aph rn ia ttidga. atiner, m ter es war T. H. 40 4, Taff Vale ,,,.... 3,013 3,291 sad lieuteaant, without purchase. CASIBIIDOURIII. mid L Plrth, 11,2•22ca1w sel= THE POLICE COURTS. 19 28 Vale of Heath Ist Foot-Lieutenant H. W. Turner to be captain, withost Charles Culled" Esq. keeper& Oasts Mel A ran. Naas; 86 36 Water LISS 1,332 purchase. LANCABRIS.I. Ircummene-T.Onam an LP. nets= am f wr= mas .-- 4 --_ 39 39 West Hartlepool aid Dock To be Lieutenants without purchase. manalsee-J. Senn imi W. D. treads 29 SI Y. aterford and Kilkenn Charles Henry Tempest, Esq. W. Idles. and& IL Ildre7 4 ll_ _etwirlinumeheins-B. .. ___, MANSION-HOUSE. 75 77 Waterford and Ensign Henry George Whits ; Eat: Rowland L. S. easopixass. • Gown 8.1 y. creme. almay, Dallnalam. Maiimpar„ &Mi n Th e Lena Mayor announced that he had resolved 10 gni- 23 23 West thnswall 134 557 Curtois. The Honourable Robe Charles Herbert ; Richard Lloyd, sod B. Milan peseamlea en irwrielerers--J. near for the poor box from the Clothworken Company. 12 12 Whltehaven 265 326 To be Resign without purchase. E • George Pritchard, Esq.; David Francis Ateherley, Hgheliettentand N. H. T. GUILDHALL. The Honourable Thomas Oliver Weatanra Plunkett, vice K i* t A vis mg w. nut. Limped. ateleeere llente= he lle= . Esq. Wharto n Pitt Mind was charged with picking pockets in 321 671 D u ke madigh Pasmos. Low, promoted. isak P1N1n5at....... J. bunia " 1111111.11rmil l (11.11.1.1117 S 11111 the Bankruptcy Court, Bssingball-strest. 94 94 end 4th Foot. se far es amens Hort Paitmeert-m Sew an . To be Lieutenant. without purchase. MILITLi , B. sosids. sae „ 8 „0,0„„ _2. mime sa g w . Samuel Coombe., city detective policeman, said he saw 200 262 Lyons as Meaterraseaa... ............ Ensign John M'Dowell Elliot, from the 99th Foot ; The following commissions have been signed: mom . weeleme. a wwwing, the patent in the Bankruptcy Court, in Mr. Commissione r 214 219 Nara Aron ISO 160 l ee k Vs mosiols-W. Mikes Fane's room, among about twenty gentlemen, and he ob 63 3 * llonftoom a rd Torno Ensign Hon. H. N. G. Massey , Ensign Henry B. Mule, George Elliott, gent., to be quartermaster in the Royal ad 5. Ensign Charles P. Stokes. Sane Regiment of Militia.Oty. Imam berm -IL Nap- served him try the pockets of two gentlemen and then bur- 44 4 41 . 4 I s= a p ros i Mod and Sai M Bwilaae wt.' nonisolsW e lt a s• riedly leave the court. Be followed and took him into2Ao3o 30,413 To be Ensign without purchase. Thomas Howard Spence Compton gent., to be ensign in ford , and W. Dwain. Alkawonneal Cltr. Got Leak, 610 724 Gesso sod Omani Limitesent Edward Crossweller George, from the Royal the let Regiment of the Duke cc Lacaster's Own Militia. warehomense. sone. mink w Wrenn W. Darin custody, and on searching him found a white pocket hand- 249 317 hen end Wens South Middletex Mili vice Bower, promoted. Oliver Goldsmith, gent, to be assign in the 3rd Regiment and . qure, ea, 1111112r1,21" silk dyers-2. , kerchief, a w l. w D m i k which he bed take* from the' gentleman whose 8 4 84 Pier sedl Rena T. Pearce, J. Imiffh end P. . owson, Arisey, TO en d . . brlelt pocket he had tried last. On his way to the station he said 393 7,131' 7,001 323 Parini 1nimb0urg..........- 19,911 28,621 7th Foot - Captain Frederick Mills to be major, without of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia. manufestarent se he in reprds T. fteree-R. V. TOW, G. L. Om, that poverty bad, made him do it. 39 39 Refer awl Ham wenn Edward Jodrell, Esq., late captain in the 18th Royal G. e, ow. sus 374 60 wales end Henn. •... ... . 271, 1,001 N. Oat, Livened, ben Inannanta, to tal ao regards Mr. Hoary Musgrove, of 43, Fridayanet, identified the Ng 937 "'" .. "*.* " " To be Csotains without purchase. Irish Recireent. to he maim vies Hint, resimed. in th e R. V. Tate-J. Adam and R. Tarlac Llverpool , most radars-F. 1,...,11,....w1Niaf as I.:. .......••• Wenn et Frame. 3,9051 5,890 4th Foot. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensign John M'Dowell Elliot, from the 99th Foot Ensign Hon. H. N. G. Morey, Ensign Henry B. Mauls, Ensign Charles P. Stokes. To be Ensign without purchase. Lieutenant Edward Crosaweller George, from the Royal South Middlesex Militia, vice Bower, promoted. 7th Foot.—Captain Frederick Mills to be major, without purchase. To be Captains without purchase. Lieutenant Richard W. Thomas ; Lieutenant Richard L. Otway Pearson ; Lieutenant Henry W. P. Butler; Lieutenant Frederick E. Appleyahi ; Brevet Lista Colonel John Rowley Holland, from half-pay un attached. To be Ensign by purchase. William Hope, gent. 9th Foot.—Cepiain Charles Birch Vane, from half-pay, un attached, to be captain. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensign William Claude Elliot; Ensign Henry M. Thomp son. To be Ensign without purchase. Lieutenant John Hunt Cumming, from the Essex Rifle Regiment of Militia, vice Haney, promoted. 14th Foot—Lieutenant John 0. Maycock, from 47th Foot, to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensigns Edward Williams Saunders, William Dods, Alex east Gordon. 17th Foot —Brevet Major Charles Seagram, from half-pay, unattached, to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensign Edward J. Lees, Ensign G. Stept.sn Butler, Ensign Joseph Cato Traven. 18th Foot. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensign E. Christian Wilford, from the 48th Foot; Ensign James Tarrant Ring. from the 48th Foot. 19th Foot —Ensign George Stewart Nutting, from the 48th Foot, to be lieutenant, without purchase; Francis Davie, gent to be ensign, without purchase, vice Bold win promoted. 20th Foot Lieut Henry James to be captaie,without punkas*, trtie Lye, deceased; Lieutenant George Ben nett to be captain, without purchase, vice James whose promotion on the 29th of December, 1831, has be en can celled. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Lieutenant Philip George Hewett, from 40th Foot; Ensign John James S. O'Neill, vice Bennett; Ensign Lewis Kekeerich; Ensign William V. Mukelyee. 23rd Foot.—Lieutenant Thaw Freka Lewis, from the Royal Monmouth Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Radcliffe, promoted. 24th Foot.—Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Madden to have the rank of lieutenant; Ensign Henry Ilavershara Austen to be lieutenant without putchase, vies Mount, de ceased; Ensign Willem Were, to be lieutenant, with out purchase, via Made, deceas e d. 28th Foot —Ensign James William 31. Cormack, from the Bedfordshire Militia, to be ensign, without purchase. 32nd Foot.—Ensign John Edmonetono• to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice R. B. L. H. Williams, who retiree. 34th Foot. To be Licutenaotawitintt t archase. Ensigns Frilnis Peel. John Francis Wyse, Henry Daniel Alt. MILITIA. The following commissions have been signed: George Elliott, gent., to be quartermaster in the Royal Su•sez Regiment of Militia. Thomas Howard Spence Conspire gent., to be ensign is the lst Regiment of the Duke of La ncaster's Own Militia. Oliver rnith, gent., to be en in the 3rd Regiment of the Doke et Inseester's Own Militia. Edward ;Week Esq., late captain in the 18th Royal Irish Regiment, to be major, rise Hint, resigned, is the West Essex Militia. Arthur Henry McKenna, gent., to be ensign in ditto. John Sayill, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Bamford, resigned, in the Benz Rifles. Henry Other Champion de Crespigny, Req., to be cap tain. vice Western, resigned, in ditto. Ensign Marcus William Davies to be lieutenant, vice Savill, promoted, in ditto. Ensign Griffin Curtis Galt to be lieutenant, vice Coops, promoted, in ditto. Joseph Gulf Robinson, Req., to be captain in the West Suffolk Regiment of Militia. Joseph Pitman, gent., to be ensign in the let Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia. George William Henry Holysake, gent., to be ensign in ditto. Robert Hickman, gent., to be ensign in ditto. Lieutenant Thomas Salt, jun., to be captain, vice Locker, resigned, in the 2nd Regiment of King's Own Staffordshiri Militia. _ _ . Isac de Limn= Wilson, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Salt, promoted, in ditto. Ensign Archibald George Keen to be lieutenant, vice China, resigned, in ditto. John Aston, gent., to be ensign in ditto. Martin Joseph Browne, gent., to be ensign in ditto. Arthur Reginald Mecham, gent., to be ensign in ditto. Can Harainy, gent., to be ensign in ditto. Edward Chinn, sent, to be in ditto. James Martin, Esq., late aptain in her Efejetty's Rifle Brigade, to be captain, vice the Honourable B. 8. Jervis, resigned, in the Rifle Regiment of King's Own Stafford shire Militia. Walla's John leered Poole, gent., to be ensign in the tad Semenet Rosimene of Militia. May Jenkins Treviso, gent, to be ensign viol Warty, p in the lee Somerset Eastmain of Militia. Follett Bedeck, gent., to be ensign, vice Hen ley, parroted, in ditto. Themes Hill Lucas, gent., to be ensign, vice Foster, resigned, in ditto. Schofield Patten, gent., to be ensign, vice Foy, resigned, in ditto. Humbly Knapp, Esq., to be lieutenant, vice Crewe, resigned, in the Royal Backs King's Own Militia. Alfred John Resell, Esq., to be ensign in dies. Hadolig XiSSINS Gwynn', gent., to be seami Sentanant in the Royal Cliamenna Light to MIME& Richard reeled& VanselL pat. lobe miss, vies Jones, promoted, in the David DavideoWneez r iga l l irg.D., to 4se captain, vice Rose, is the Inverness, , and Nairn Regiment of Militia. Lieutenant John Crichton to be captain, vice Kennedy, resigned, in the Prince Regent's Royal Regiment of Ayshire du lisiyintass, aselkosan-A. Aswan aal X. On, Swam nillon-P. Maw snlo. S. °Wm am suisinsakas-C. Inn sni S. IL loslids. ..... loins - J. Tome sod W. Tlisnon, HoMarnald. wadies datk nsennels-T. H. likki" O. 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Cos, TirCZN. cc., Limped, kat nisions. se Ilis se mane it V. Tsiss-J. kiln sod I. Vii ,...... lAnwnsal. non , Ban n *Om NEI T. ZeDss. arilksibiasfar. Bann -T. Wen Ind O. 111111. ° o l 27lllinbri 7 soil Dsoolonr, own morsdoores-& S sod A. lbw 1 drapes-A. Illednispli sal S. Ildiondsii. Ltimped,,kilf vers -J. P. Ines on O. I. weer basoaanda-dr. Jack. I r sca sod I. nilbso-& Ihnisos I sad J. mo il sesk illai t = frassibles‘ losedrods-C. Pee sod 0. DAM. ilogioruipsarA orisdnisa saosts-I. H. Ellis sod W. Min Yet. kw orsolastioses-& ais sol H. Fars. City, bids beta. -Insin &minds and Barak Wislabssio Alkn. Dassibilio. ditions-11. 0. WWI soil W. ftimi, Diessionsioso.l•ll. Issrdinis- C. I Inn= sada. imam Issossl.nssinati-1. T.Olsisii. son. Links% Pekoe. Toskedims-W. lati=.sel. IL Wisdom M Mims% O. IL link nil J. L lass. lira. nabs sod lostiord, nadmis-11. W. Wass. S. MINN. sad O. L Mans, noskandintie sesi la annniso sorb-J. La% M J. atm J. Ysiike. den Mins- Etienne Fistor C srd ia tmand Peeps Ondaidds. oramisp-J. 0. Taylor sal O. F. Toyler As Say aad ilgre d :zuideram- Basakird ims 0. Annan. W. S. sod J. A Yekshin. anidsidens-w. G. IL , son 1 nins-Mins. Lank end lindens Sown Pads. Vliiiiiims. Isbnleisinson-W. lona sod D. odd% Oloosniss , wlislools konmssios-L L. Paibunn sod A. Oessishlllilshsi.disse. solidins-T. D. Deem WA.= • In= l l=ons banns - S. Dunn siol IL NOM Isla Pripse, NM Jsapb =. as bras weds IL S h riii-W. Inn, e ll = rammd z i . a w. somet ami ll ia lD w. os r i mris W. libior-J. To be Ensign without purchaae. Ensign William Matthew Dauber, from the Emex.Rifis Regiment of Militia, vice Jordan, promoted. 42nd Foot—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Him. Robert Rollo to be major, by purchase, vies Cumberland, who retires. 44th Foot —Ensign Francis John Hercy to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies Eyre, deceased ; Ensign Joseph Logan to be lieutenant, without purchase, TICS Mercy, whose promotion on the Bth December, 1884, has been cancelled. 49th Foot.—Lieutenant William John C 0.., from the Wharton Pitt hind was charged with picking pockets in the Bankruptcy Court, Bsdogball-street. Samuel Coombes, city detective policeman, said he saw the prisons' in the Bankruptcy Court, in Mr. Commissioner Fane's room, among about twenty gentlemen, and he ob served him try the pockets of two gentlemen and then hur riedly leave the court. He followed and took him into custody, and on searching him found a white pocket hand kerchief, which he bad takes frem the' gentleman whose pocket he bad tried last. On his way to the station he said that poverty beamed@ him do it. Mr. Henry Musgrove, of 43, Friday-street, identified the handkerchief as his property. The prisoner said he was in the greatest distress and bad eaten nothing since Sunday. He bad been a solicitor and bad practised in this court. Coombe* said he had been to prisoner's lodgings, at 46, Wentworth-street, Whitechapel, and found he was very poor, but bad been is respectable circumstances. Mr. Wood, the chief cleric, said the depredations cum• emitted at the Bankruptcy Court were so great that the com missioners were obliged to have a detective officer constantly in attendance to prevent it. Alderman Hunter sentenced the defendant to 21 days' imprisoansinit. Royal Newfoundland Conapanies, to be lieutenant. 55th Poet.—Lieutenant S. Blornefield Kekewleh, from the Royal Newfoundlan I Companies, to be lieutenant. 62nd Foot—Lieutenant H. 11'51ahon Begat, from the Rnal Newfoundland Companies, to be lieutenant; Wil liam Montagu Tharp, gent., to be ensign, without pr elims, vice Templiman, promoted. 65th Foot—Lieutenant George Henry Thornton, from the 2nd West York Militia, to be conga, vim Dashes, pro moted. 71st Foot. To he Lieutenants without purchase. Prangs W. Brook Northey ; Ensign Edward P. Wade Browne; Resign Charles J. Moonset. 74M Feet—Range Frederic Nind Woodall to beilimitenant, erb.lost pachass, vice Colborne, appointed to the 77th Feat William Legge Reid, gent., to be lienteient, in ditto. Gorge Pamouby Cranford, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto William Archibald Hamilton, gent., to be lieutenant in itto. David Campbell, gent., to be ensign in ditto. Cornet Archibald Fermis to be lieutenant, vies Warner, cceaaed, in the Aphireirsomanry Cavalry. Cornet W. A. 0. Paterson to be lieutenant, Moe Cunning ame, resigned, in ditto. John Spier, gent., to be comet, Viee Feu* ponsotod, in Charles George Shaw, gent., to be cornet, vim Paterson, emoted in ditto. 1111211 T ALM? LOMISIII ma Watztai ILICEBI2IIOI4 fliatboursa• 1ar0t.... ,, _ um ....... ety tams IngatAls aantriff Jam. 18 Ist Fob. la, it 1, at Moak, Iseltomailtatiast, Belgravra ratimik 11adm.a5411199L Giour= l4 6 lll §7l Illmmilt• kia. 1$ d 11 ges Tab. 16 at 1, at l= iii. flyfretreet ; IL MAN 1111gtoste. Oman hot Otertutr. teresy. lair. las. 11 sod Fa. 4. ▪ at Stk. o=4 l wan evo•bo a l Iltemd, awl Lail. i ns aff s . m. ant ei lz e . ow • Canzat MAIMS/ nomad vie tnaLsr, lan. 11 sol Pik I s at Itot 11111.111419e5t. Oda, Tn. Iters mai Whilib limpapint•abothera. Itattawillun at alai., Edwards, eisliatilt•asert. Jam Wsuat, Ilsombutpligaio idlottra. Imiiisw, lan. 19 and Feb. 111. at 11, at Ileilmpleit4lsest. NA. SA kromeopir-lana ; of. was., I" Alik Was Sanaa. Wlsitet.turrsea, 011 111114•111. bat atiordo• tattr, ha. 19 owl Yob. 11, at I; at 11.12/199&tatat• Ma" Tim lay sad Luesobe. Ctots•aoselt, Mg; all ma& Li" Akar saa RomzerlimZ 91. Jeiostrastetad, Jaa. 9at 11. Fab. IS at Mat 11212.011 Ch irarast s = Lanky, Inesatrimast. Mr; af. ant% NM" embank stmt Taws Wiss"11111vell. .are Hamilton. joiner, Jan. IS, at the Sea Waniast IMacalwr, Glergeer, opal merehant, Jan. le, at the Crow Ammanwes • ai rnow, Aueldeiesk, Rentreendalm, Jan.ll, at Me Crow Mien Temperowe Helel, Edinburgh. Hee* rows Nomestemt. Meratetwihn idlabargh, cattle. dealer, rem ir, at the TERRIBLE SCENE AT A BALL.—At Madrid, a few nights back, a lady gave a ball, and amulet the guests were aM. R— and Mdlle. B—. It was observed that the young man constantly kept dose to the yo uag lady, and followed her when eh* wont from one part of the room to another. It was also noticed that she seemed greatly annoyed by his attentions. The mother of the young lady wished to interfere, bat the mistress of the house, anxious to avoid an unpleasant scene ' prevented her. At a late hour a lady of high rank and her daughters were announced, mad the whole party rose to receive them. IL R— takiag advantage of the slight confusion which this mated, seised Mdlle. B— by the hand, and whispered something in her ear. She turned pale ' then hiaslied, and replied in a low voice. Thereupon, the young sea, without saying a word, pulled a poignard from his psi" stabbed the young lady in the bread., and then stabbed himself near the heart. Beth fell bathed in blood. A swum was immediately seat for, and en his arrival he fogad that the you'd of the young lady was not aortal, tut* poignant had struck the sternum, but the young man was quite dead. It is said that M. R— had long sought Mdlle. B— in marriage, but that she bad refused to accept him, and that meeting her at the ball be had again pressed her to accept his addressee, but that she had again peremptorily refused. SHIPWRECK:HEROIC CONDUCT.— Between the night of Sunday sad morning of Monday, the schooner Marv, of Poole, with a cargo of pipeclay en beard, bound for Newcastle, was observed by some fishermen off Whit. burn is great danger, the wind blowing MAU time a heavy gale from the N. W. ; and, there being a very rough sea on, oho was tacking of and on, in the hope of doubling Suter Point, when she suddenly struck with great violence on the rocks at Whitburn Steel, and the crow were in imminent peril. The fishermen, however, gallantly manned the life boat, and dashing through the rolling surf, succeeded in getting them all off the vessel and landing them lately at Whitburn Brack. The muter of the vemel, who is also principal owner, strange to say, has lost both hie heads, they having been blown off while be was in the act of firing a salute upon the coronation of the Queen. MR. OLIVER'S BARKRUPTCT.—Yesterday (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, a sitting took plus at the Bask. ruptey Coert,Liverpool, before Mr. Commissioner Stevens, at which it was understood an application would be made by Mr. Brats to set elide the already expressed adjudication of Mr. Edward Oliver's bankruptcy. There was slap number of merchants and others present, all of whom appeared to be deeply interested in the proceedings they expected to take plea ; but, notwithstanding their desire to bear the arguments on both sides, the court was cleared, and the point at Wu was discussed with dosed deers. 771ioot.—Captala D'Oyley William Battley, from hall pay, 84th Feot, to be captain. Sikh Feet.—Reeian George Priestley, from the Royal Newfoundland Companies, to be lieutenant, without pm dome. 83tn Foot.—Eneign Augustus Erseion to be Beaten* without pmehase. WIND AND WEATHER REPO] (PROY THE OPTIC/ OP THS ILIICTRIO TILIORAPI coregANY.) FRIDAY, JAN. 6. Station& Course of Wind. State of Weather. Greenwich B.W. Lothbary Brighten Yarmouth W.&W.... Fine. Southampton W. S. Fine. W. W.S.W Fine. &W. S. Fine. Beyer Loweetni vt.e.vi.... Cindy. awn =tee ---" LW" Cloudy. Sholisid %nand W.&W.... Fins. Whineinsu Ynyport W.S.W Windy. laarater B.W. Canis &W. Oftetriban:Prent W. ...... Cloudy. Baulked Las` W.&W.... Fine._ 111.31•77 - Limped t= "d .... - =ord .... ........ ...... W. 8... . Clcudy. Cloudy. Nonunion Chostorlaid Mairmesk &W. IneetenumTrunt &W...... Feu Lonease lamedaitos 8.8.W. ... Cloudy. Beistei Plymouth W.8.W.... Rain. UMW—... • LW. Tauslisa —.... . seta —..... ..... Olowals Cern! — W. Vine. Haverkr4west W. Boston Great Grimsby &W. York Whi boto u tby ... gh .......... N & .L lue. ine. Soar Hull Midilniton Darlington ...... WORSHIP-STREET, I The following donatioMTwererec;ivid for the purposes of the poor boa:—The Clothworkere Company, 101. 10a. ; lAn American, 101. ; B. A , 10/. ; Messrs. Southall and Ponsford, 61. ; M. Z., 305.; Mrs. Oakley, 11. ; H. H., 10s, ; and H., 6s. The magistrate acknowledged the receipt of 101. 10s from the Clothworkers Company ; IW. from A. B. ; 61. from Messrs. Southall and Ponsford ; and bs. from 0. A. 14. The two latter donations being for the poor man Garford. WESTMINSTER. Received for the poor box from A. 8., 101. ; U. C. W., 51. ; and C. J. D. C., IL JGH-STREET. Georg* Grimmer, a carman in the employ of the Great Western Railway Company, was charged with fraud and forgery. Mr. Pearce, solicitor for the prosecution, said the defen dant was required to deliver goods, and always on such occasions received a garde delivery bill, containing the number of the parcels and the namesof the persons to whom they were to be delivered. The prisoner by 130111 means cession of some blank documents of the company, and pt vg; copied on them the names of the persona to whom prods were directed, he . got their signatures to these false etsy-bills, he having pre viously marked upon them a larger twat Una in the genuine way bill. The prisoner then papa Ihn NUN of the persons to whom be had delivered wok t he real way-bill, and on which appeared the Eat.T*cage for carriap, and gave it in to the proper de. he charge against the prisoner amounted to Eat forgery, and be would go into one case which was Ilam*te, and then ask for a remand. Sehh Thile clerk in the employ of Mr. McKenzie, who Medea eh Ai business of a pianoforte maker, under the firm WI Wasik* and Co., Soho-square, having given evidence k 111111111Pdalee with Mr. Pearce's statement, the prisoner was imishot fora week. SOUTHWARK. . . . Mr. Combs was Gauped all day is hearing complaints in coacesion with the Smoke and Nuisance P don Act. Liberalism were heard against Sir George Rennie, en gineer, Mellambilreet; Mr. James Bevington, tanner, Berm:ming ; MI N& Gale and Friend, and Mr. Baker, of Bermearkey ; ami Mr. Smith, of Bermondsey ; for using fantasia net casenuaing their own smoke. There was a sewed Isiarsaelea waist Mr. Bevington, for carrying on a minim Wises la sub gam a penalty of 61. end mete wee inflicted. Mr. &Angers wasabo fined 40s. on the seoond charge. The gates received a cheque for 101. 10s. from the Worshipful Comma" of Clothworkers, through the chief clerk, who le a member of the livery ; also a cheque for 101., from B. A., for the poor-hoe, which oar reporter was requested to acknowledge. LAMBETH. of gentlemen who passed their examination in the Science and Practice of Me dicine, and received certificates of practice, on Thursday, Jan. 4, 1851 :—John Albert Morris, Casrleon, Monmouth shire; Robert George Hardwick, Leeds; and Edward Long Jacob. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. —On Thursday evening, about half-put nine o'clock, it was discovered that the extensive stores of the Miami Railway Company, at the Trent Junction (where the line diverges for Nottingham and London) wu on fire. The contents of the stores consisted of an immense quantity of 'new tarpanliag &beets, oil, tar, and other combustibles, con eequently the flames rapidly spread over the buildings. A telegraphic message was sent to Derby for assistance, and Mr. Rickman, the station muter at that place, immediately repaired to the scene of conflagration with the company's fire engine. In consequence, however, of the inflammable nature of the contents of the stores, the buildings could not be saved, the roof falling in about 10.15 the same evening. The fire was first discovered by Mr. Scott, the manager of the sheet department, who attempted to subdue the flames, in which act be was severely burnt. It is supposed that the fire originated from a spark from an engine, the line passing DEATH UPON THE STAGE.—A oircumatanoe of a close by. The fire illuminated the country for miles resuid. most painful nature took place at the Lyceum Theatre, The loss to the company is very great. Sunderland, on Saturday evening last, during the perform- Advert isemen t.)—HOLIAWAT'II PULS A SUPERIOR arses of a Christmas pantomime called " Paddy Curly and 51olsbee Dawn." The clown and pantaloon had been !„,"s,l'','''2l„F" ro t„ L r,: o Ta e wa t l t te'd,____._eaml• se____„ l6Blo ,Leauk_ _a^ 11311usiDg the audience by their antics, and were playing '7 6 =4; e r t 7 1 17 men = 4 4 11 t 6.'.. - 7—„..7;;,, ,— T d zLr o g i VMS strange freaks in the kitchen sone to the great amuse- ma n y yank they i s sle d o n ed ,,, meat of the spectators, when placing themselves back to dire , and may be takes with NSW by all asap, back, they commenced whirling round together in that WIN Pseillimilf eared for weledoll crWeinffrallika or position ; suddenly the down (Mr. W. H. Orimanl was twlf4 of the Mt*" 11, "•b? numb. Os Plant is robust t h2rt, ewe st the most ref Mix Tbadas. sacy iamb that seized by an attack of illness and fell ;he was twat* lately „ am um m tm or removed from the stage and conveyed to his lodgings, na y oth , d i mdur . mewl hoc Nowa 1 „, where he shortly afterwards expired. The deceased, who by all ; sad at Premise was 56 years of age, wee musk respected by the company. strand, ; and 80, lialestrirme i li rie r r• eds. Mr. Norton requesteda:acknowledgment of a eheqne for 101., from BA., for the poor-box; also of a cheque for IL, from Mn. Oakley ; a sovereign from M. Z. ; and 10s. from a soldier's daughter, for the several objects specified by the respective down. SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCIL CASUALTY. Henry and Margaret (mbooner), hence for Pern was run Into by the strew-steamer Imperstiorlist Formby Lightship yostorday 'Monsoon, cod ins cut d ems to the VP Ogee edge, sad immediately sank ; men me l d., Liverpool, Jan. 6. Lrran.oor. Sams AT FORBIGN Poars.--Paapera 44, at Lisboa; Ann Sanderson, and Red Port, at Monti Viago: Justin', GeOrge Robinson, 8 witbamley, and Pantos, 4 Rio Janeiro ; Hermes, at Demerara; Cornelia:at Hansa* Delta (a.m.), at Harr. ; Standard, Glencoe, and Ulltiee, Constantinople ; Windsor, at Para. at SAIL= FOR LIVERPOOL.—IO, from Buenos Ayres, No% 18; Horatio, front Bilboa, Dee. 20. ARRIVED. Aormr—at Cork, January 3, from Assam, -at Falmouth, January 3, from. . ......................... Aztas—et Falmouth, January 4, from Axasica—at Falmouth, January 4, ............ ADDiren—at Shields, January 4, from ........................ Lammas—at Liverpool, January 3, from. ..... lienintes—at Sunderland, Jazurry Iram .................. Barran Inns —at Deal, January 4, ............. 1:1111111114_ Bansa—st Liverpool, January 5, from 6t CAW:MI—at Liverpool, January 3, from ......... Creser—at Dud, January 4, from. ....... Gmainui Corr or Itorrasnam—at Gravesend, January 4, front..li n v ese CarallUill Jcinzeow—at Gravesend, January 3, frora...Lemelaiha_ CiaaLOrra—at Gravesend, January 3, kum. suarro Doverse—at Gravesend, January 4, from Diareo—at Greenock , January 3, Nev ai nf i : Eticanoa—at Greenock, January 3, from Enalaa (a.)—at &salaaming, January 3, fr0m..........,Meamida Russ Jarauss—at Gravemad, January 4, fr0m,............ Min Ezrame.—at Liverpool, January 6, from. Ml l imide Emma—ad Liverpool, January 3, from Foam —at MIL January 3, from ... Ahlts nacns.—at Gravesend, January 3, from Go Gisai Go= limier—at Liverpool, January 5, hum-- Gaurrriarr—at Gravesend, January 3, from Cousin—at Gravesend, January 6, ........ ... Calks lacoursaanta—at Cork, January 3, St. Ltes loaatani (Tanta—at Gravesend. January 3, Tram ...... Quit * . Han—at Deal, January 6, from. Laster—at, Greenock, iannary 3, tr0in...................A1M*M7 Lnotrum—at Portsmouth, from .... ........... .... akyoli Garr -at Liverpool, January 5, from. Rodeo I Foomosoca—at Liverpool, January 5, from St. Ittoilsera =Fallea—__ R at t P o lym itami outb,. J J an an . nary y ; 4, frouL front ..... Monte at Gravesend, January 3, from 1315 10t0a Raceneass—at Deal, January 5, from Westward arm Rasu—at Falmouth, January 4, from. Constantine* Rem Grarnamon—at Gravesend, January . 3 4, from 3. Joh* beturoann—at I,tverpool, January 5, from , Prom amau—st Liverpool, January 5, from Bt. lIM, Roam —at Liverpool. January 3, from —.—... .... , . .Para mats}—at °rammed. January 4, from "......,..... taunts more—at Falmouth, January 3, from Constantutopla 111111 M MatuAisr—at Gravesend, January k . from Tote* ves3- 1 --- s,"froii --- Sumo Ilsosna—atOra._____, - =Wiry ......... Black Sin Brsviry—st Graysiend, January 5, (row Callao Tsuave (s.a.lie Liverpool, January 5. from. COMllliallOpis MIMSat Teemed, ll January 4, from Gamin Tass—at Gravesend, January 5, from lit Miami Tars AIM Thirrz—at On vese January 3,', from Minns Tokaanca—at Cork, January 3, from Constantin*. Mums—off Queenstown, from Urania) Youngs Luau—at Gravesend, January 4, from ..Bay of Ikon BAILED. Atertnuma-from Torbay January 4, to (, g uil e itruntrarrn-fram Card iff , January 2, to Cadiz 41,104 41.40 D -Iran Plymouth, January 1, to Geelong - --- • .-from Shields, Janaary 4, to Genoa -from Shields, January 3, to Ma'am from Liverpool, January 3, to.. Constantimpla -from Liverpool, January 5, to Trieste Boaraomrs -from Liverpool, January 5, to PAM Boaaa Boma (Ll4-from Liverpool, January 3, to Adelaide Banta-from Liverpool, January 5, to Africa Bouracia-trom Cardiff, December 31, to Corullantinopls liazzaz-Qom Omdiff, January 1, to aureate Slam Panain-ken Falmouth, January 4, to &labial's Orm. or Doman...Mem Greenock, Jan. 2, to Valparalm Coonars-tram January 3 , tu Geelong Dumas-tram mow January 4, to Marseille' 21.114a11141-61‘1111Artlapocii, January 3, to Gibraltar inrinsa-kan ganneingrn. January 3, to Comtantlnotis Ibusa-drain Gravanal. January 5, to !Amadora Ro-kmea limped, January 5, to Bahia Famsommt-trom Gravesend, January 3, to Nam Fairs-from Plymouth, January 4, to Conatantinopi YI LLT -hen Plymouth, January 4, to Gana 1 Farrslo4l-Qom Falmouth, January 4, to Gibraltar Fakirs:m-6mo Portsmouth, January 4, to Hartlepool Guar Harr Baanow -from Falmouth, January 4, to Conimuitino* Gansta-Qom Falmouth, January 4, to Gas& Greer Quanta-from Torbay, January 3, to St. Riohterm 0411,44 Noarnsan (s.&)-Iron Torbay, January 3, to Grimm Overarm-from LiTaTpoof, January 3, to limo - Astra It Arm Bar linan-from Liverpool,vorpoid. inn. 0 to . . Savannah numnia-from Liverpool. January 3, to Malta Houusrra-from Liverpool, January 5, to Adelaide HELM -41010 Brisbane January 3, to Giles Finn Loner (s.)-from Queenstown ' January 3, to Ganstantinople laannon-frona Shields, January 4, to Genoa Lora-from Liverpool, January 3, to Units leasn-from Gravuiend, January 5, to .61. Michael's JOHANN Paano.-from Liverpool, January 5, to Rambo:, JAIME Boom-from Liverpool, January 5 to New (Siam Joao AID Jan-from Sunderland, January 3, to Constantinople Jots Ilmunr-from Queenstown, January 3, to Barbados loss Turn-from Greenock, January 5, to San Freedom Jana AND War-Man Falmouth, January 4, to Terceira Yana Pans Parmearen-from Falmouth, January 3, to Liverpool Mono Gann-front Falmouth, January 4, to. Vein ILoato-tras Shields, January 4, to OtestanUncees Lions-from Pennwalt, January 3, te...... lalediterranno Lanai-from Uverp3cd, January to Matta Lamm-from Liverpool, January 5, to „. Charente Moeuna-froar Liverpool, January 5, to ..... ......... ......... Smyrna IiMMT--frOUI Liverpool, January 3, to.. •.... ...... „ ... . Janina Mama-from Liverpool. Jaauary 5, to Talparabo Lowno--from Graveaend, January 5, to .. ........ Adelaide Mazonosta-fran Gravesend, January 3, to Melbourne Lam-from Liverpool, January 5, to Amsterdam MAMBA J. Nano-from Liverpool, January 5, to ...New Orleans Losaua-from Plymouth, January 4, to Canna Manisa-from Cardiff, Deeemb,r 31, to. 'Ursa-from Cardlff, January 2, to Cadiz ILsoarrroo- from Shields, January 4, to Constantinool• Liao-from St. Mawes, Jan. 4, to St. Michael's Nano-ham Liverpool, January 3, to Malta Manama-from Liverpool, January 5, to San Pramine Gnaws -from Liverpool, J annary 5, to LIS Gamma -frees Plymouth, January 4, to Can PRISMS Vieroma-from Liverpool, January 3, to M,.r anhaa POMMARD-Mom Liverpool, January 3, to Mobile Cluny or rot Una-from Pill, January 4, to St. Michael's ---......_fr0m Liverpool, January 5, to Constantinople __ .. -aa-ham Liverpool, January 5, to. ..uk-from Gravesend, . January 3, t 0.... ..si-from Sbields, January 4, to ....nowmorm-from Hull, January 4, t 0... ..... „1. SOIL-from Clyde, January 2, to ifaibisies Romoos-from Torbay, January 4, to Calcutta froanny-from Falmouth, January 4, to Limped SAME-from Queenstown, January 3, to Barbados Sinew nur Lunn -from Queenstown, January 3, to fieweutle STA, 111 TM PAW-from Torbay, January 4, to...Constaatinople amen Wornow-from Hull, January 4, to Coutantinople Sena J. Maseru-from Plymouth, January 4, so Coronas Barium-from Liverpool, January 3, to 15oaton SIMMW-from Liverpool, January 5, to Newfoundland TZIODOLIPMEIOArdiff, January 2, to Rio Janeiro Tacoma-from Cardiff, January 3, to..Bata Cluvaan-from Liverpool, January 5, to New York Vivamove-from Liverpool, January 5, to Terceira Woranwsm-from Plymouth, January 4, to...Launoeston, Y.D.L. RA LPS WA _ Japla VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Consul (ship). from Liverpool for Callao, Nov. 26, lat. 7.20 N., lon. 26.10 W. Hewlett. Elizabeth end Susanna. from Calcutta for London, Dee. 4, lat. 3.17 8., 100. 17.21 W. Thomas Fielding (ship), of Liverpool, fir Sydney, Nov. 11, lst. 17.21 N., Ica. 30.36 W. • Witchcraft (ship), for Calcutta, Oct. 25, lat. 34.58 8., lea. 62.26 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BATRIIAN.—Jan. 2, at Carey-lane, Rm. H. Bateman, of a daughter. I BROADIIBAD.—Jan. 4, at Olouomter-gardens, Hyde.park, the wl of T. P. Broadmead, Eaq., of a daughter. DUNBAR.—Jan. 2, at Bea-park, Forms, N. 8., the wife of E. D. Dun. bar, Haq., of a am BEATEL•Jan. 3, bire.3. H. Heath, of Richmond Roue, Malley, Jason. S, at Radnor-place, the wife of E. Iloundie, Eeq, of a daughter. KINDERSLET.—Jan. 2. at the Priory, Mansfield Woodhouse, th e wife of N. F. B. Kindersley, Eau., of a daughter. BTEUARL—Jan. 3, at the Manor House, Shacklewell, the wife of B. W. Steuart, Faq., of a son. Toooooo.—Jan. 3, at Ringworms, the wife of 11. Toogood, Esq., of a daughter. ,EBHITBONO—LATTRENCE.—Jan. 4, at Christ Church, Heaton Horde, by the Rev. C. B. Jeeffreion, M.A., Bogor, Edward daa ford, only son of E. Armstrong, Esq" of Broughton, Bombe fer, to Wlantenna Englund& Ann, fourth daughter of B. Laurence, Esq., of London. ASHiti—HOARE —Jan. 4, at the pariah church of Et. Hartia.ins the-Melds. by the Rev. H. Blacken*, the Vicar, the Res. E. Q. Ashby, ILA., Rector of Dunton, Buckinghamshire, to Elks Dorothea, oungest daughter of the Rev. E. H. Hoare, Vicar of Herlihy, LACK—LATCOCK.—Isn. 3, at Baafrrd Church, by the Rev. H. R. Pitman, E. Black, Esq., of Bennington Hall, near Boston, to Anne Sabina, youngest daughter of the late B. Laycock, Esq.. of Shefheld. T.--Jan. 3, at Sauthsea, Mr. T. S. Frcesln, of set, London, to Mrs. Allen, of Elm-grove. Bentham ITCRING—BEVAN.—Jan. I, at Carleton Rode, Norfolk, by the Rev. F. Bruin, Reesor, the Rev. W. V. Knotting, son of Ll:Ulnas ! /fp., of Bedford-MU, Rtreatham, to Franom ElMaboth, thir d daughter of Um lets P. Bros; En., of Rough= Rookery, Suffolk. DEATHS. Urd ye.r.- 4, at Kenish-town, Miss Elizabeth Adams, in hez BELL—Jan. 4, H. I. Bell, Esq., of Bt. John'a-tertwee, Bayswater, aged 35. . BUTLER-Im. 2, at Grenada House. Tulsa-hill, Mary Am, widow of the late W. H. Butler, BK.. of Water.lane, aged 75. ORESHAM.—Jan. 5. William, the eldest son of Mr. Gresham. Solicitor, of Castle-street, Holborn, Iscidon, and of 21, St. Ann's. salsa, Hoyal-erement, Notting.hill, aged 18. LOWRY.—Dee. 23, at Carlisle, the Bev. J. IL Lowry, M.A., of Croebroz-Eden, Cumberland. PARCHMENT.—Jan. 3, Sophia, wife of Mr. J. Parchment, of Spring. field, Chelmsford, aged 74. REBELLO.—Jan. 3 at Queen ' a.road, Si. John's-wood, Anna Mari a . eldest daughter of F. &hello, Esq. REID.—Jan. 3, C. Reid, Fiq., Commanda R.N.. aged 65. Printed and published try WILLIAM KEW Hams. of No. S. Lombard SWIM. in tat* etty or Loadoo. Printer. at the Oft on in Lombard BMA. la the prestaat ed W —Parc &DAT. 4•51312 ESUIA 1