The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-25 00:00:00

,; 1 I A fr 4 ) 7 11 Urn Intelligence. EQUITY COURTL—SATraner. Biro!' TIM LOY CiIAIicZUOL AITOILIIII 0111111 UL O. Tin CiallAT Noavaßßa hT COMPARTI/1/011011.-8113011021ILTIOS. Mr. Mallim With ossang Ii import of the minim M Mitelf el the above emspeay to the ardor ler the biennium and emmeroarons, reen dis t a r ble Sons e m end esateseled that Um injusetion netts bine , Mem Mind. If. however, Ids larilehip ha el opinion Oat the iManetien sros well feemedaiLtM aompany would at emes salmis ta tM building of a Wdgo over tha list dine it was sew crowed by the public real wa a len% be Wigged if tint WO ell tint Mr. Chip man, the relator, wanted ; but what he ennead share was • saga of money from the sow ray by way of compenestioe. Ur. Sawa , with wham was Mr. H. Humphreys , Mr M r. Charms, diaelaimed on his WWI thy desire for ties. Mast he wanted was • bridge over the rail,t7r= public convenience. After the argument had proceeded to MIN length, Sir F. Kelly sal4 the company were prepared at once to give as undertaking to erect the bridge over the lige. as that was all that war. geared, sod thenby pat ea sad to the li altos , and they wield also pay the costs of Mr. Chip men in the sail sad soon these motions, and also some soma banned ea petition before the eroinuesianen of railways. This propest.ioa was occepuid by the eciansel for Kr. Chapatis, sad assented to by the Lord Chancillar, who sesordiagiv in- de an order to the effect proposed, Finerhe t senipsay sia m onths to construct the bridge, the mjuastion and srommeation to be suspended for that time. COURT OF QUEEN'S BRSCR.--BaTtntaai. &maw za Rasos—Dereas Leas CastesnlA, Ma. Mono Closs amen. AJD Ma. Junco Eau. Tai Q 171131 a. BTITSIOI.—CRIMUMS I NFOR MATION FOR LIBIL. In this tees Sir F. Threw bad obtained • role slot for a erantaal tateroatioa agtwat the defendant ter narlag pub lished s pamphlet, in which he bid averted that s otimia CounrKotaza was as impostor, u be had no right to arum Ike title of want. The SJlicitor-Oeneral now appeared to ,how canes spiel& Use role, and said that he w e e happy to etas that ba awed not trouble their lordships with one word of the dem& al the case. Mr. Stemma bat breumisled, and having emend tato as angry eorrespondi nee with the C iunt, be bad bees lawn. redly informed that CAint Matsu had improperly eau id that title. 13taes then Mr. Stevens had discovered Me error by mesas arum documents, aad was saw quite Cwt withdraw *variants that he had staled with reg ard to Muses. 84 F. ?hedger said that on the pert of Count Metam, le was perfeedy eatielled with the remotest made by the Solicitor Genera The ocly object of the coast was to vindicate his elereater. The 8 dicitorHesend mid that Mr. Stevens wee, as a mistier of course, ready to pay the costa of the proceedings. Rule discharged. Tax Quaint e. TON LOaDi COMMISST,'"'"- TSILIIVAT. Sir Y. Thesiger le this sir had obtained a role nisi, calling upon the Lords Commissioner , of the Tummy to show muse why a writ of inandemes should notions direst. ing them to award compensation to a Mr. Wright for the lees of his 0111411 of crier and registrar of the old Middlesex Comely Court, and also for the loss of his fees as the clerk of the Bloomsbury County Court. it was coder the 9th & 10th Vie., cap. 96, that the apolmatios was made. That statute enacted that there should be several district meaty courts in the plat.* of the County Court of Middle sex, _and that the c'.erk of the Middlesex County Court should be the first judge of one of the new district riurts. This judge was to hove the option of selecting the crier and mitres of the old court as the list claik of the new die trio court. Under the act of parliament before referred to, Mr. Wright was appointed first clerk of the Bloomsbury County Court, and up to the year 1949 his remuneration we. by means of fees; but in that year an act was passed by whist, the fees were dans away with, and a fixed salary of 3001. pair annum substituted. Mr. Wright claimed compensation io respect of these fees, en the ground that they had amounted to more thee 6001. a year. The Solicitor.tieneral now showed eases elitist the rule. He couteeded that, ooterithdanding The office of enter and registrar had been abolished, Mr. Wright had been ap pointed to an office the pecuniary &demotic's of which were larger the. those of the office whisk had been dose away with. Under times circuits:anus be (du SolicitoriCienerat) submitted that Mr. Wright had no dais fee tompersatien. That gentlemen grounded his application upoo the fact that he was appointed by the est of pardroment icelf, and not Mier " the puling of the set," which were the word/ actually used la the *hutment. If, boweviir, the court acted noon the letter of the statute, and not upon its spirit, still he (the IBelisitoe.General) submitted that the act of parliament could not be interpreted in the manner for which Mr. Wright con tended. With regard to his claim for fees, that stood upon exactly :he same ground, as his claim firr compensation in respect of the old office which be had held. Sir F. Theatre appeared In supp era of the rule, and argued that Mr. Wright was entitled wider the provisions of the sat of parliament to compensation. This was not a nutter within the dieeretirn of the court, but was one io which it was cidnpelled to ince a menden:lu. The two Maims for coma evade° were quite distinct, and Mr. Wright war enti'led to compensation for the loss i of the oaks of once and vegisirar of the old County Court of Middlesex, under the Milt section of the County Courts Act. The second claim ler compensation was on account of the differ mom between the amount of fees that he had received u clerk of the Bloomsbury County Court, and the fixed salary of 6001. a year, which was now paid to him. Loft Camp bell thought that the rule in this rue should be ducharged. When sew of parliament were pared for reforming offices pipe otos the administration of justice it was very expedient and eery jest those who suffered in their pecuniary interest. should be fully and amply recompensed. It was, however, monstrous to say that these reforms should lead to the priveci advantage of individuals who had esjoyed officee which were ahrlished. There were two claims which Mr. Wright here made, without showing that he was pieced in a worse position now than he was before the act pasted. He endeavour id to take advantage of the literal words of the act, au t ithreg oiled the intention of the legislatnre, which wee to give indenini.y to those only who were injured when the reforms seem introduced. It was admitted by Mr. Wright that the situation he held after the passing of the at placel him is a fetter position than he war before it pissed. He, however, relied upon the words of the act, which enacted that any person whoa' Mc • should be affected or ebidished, should be entitled to make their claim for tom , pulsation to the Commissioners of the Treasury; but that must be for bee sustained, and there could be no complus tiou without a loss had actually been sustained. The commis sioners in mob one were to award such certain amount of compensation as they should think fit upon the cenanieration of all the specie' circumstances of the cue. They were not imperatively required in each ease to award compensation, even if it should appear that the party spplying war greatly bettered by the passing of the wt. But ties court must put a reasonable censtructiou no the language of the legislature. When the Cunindeeioners of the Treunry had tele.. into oossiderutiou tic special cireuenstan-es as the essee, if in their judgment it should appear that compensation was due, they were to award it. There ought to he no moo I penutioo, if the salary of the tame office were ilicreased, or If the set conferred another office ou the claimant, the salary of wnich was of a greater moist. That was the case in the present instance. If, upon consideration, it were found that the act in no way prejudiced the claimant, in hi. (Lint Campbell's) opinion there ought to be no compensation awarded. Then the Maim with reward t 4 the fees ceme underlie cams principle, bemuse the 39tb section of the sot sal 1 ,at the oompensatios respecting the fees must be regulated is the like masher as was provided In the 39th section. The mart most therefore etre whether, Ise had suffered by reams of the fees being eisherepd for a! fixed salary, and compare his condition now with what it was Uwe the act posed, sad if he were a sufferer hy rams 1 of the change he would be 'elided to compensation. 11, however, be hod received larger fen by reason of the age s and Moe* fees were abolished, be would still be is as good a situation as he had been before the posies of the set, and no compessetio• would be des to him in judge. Ueda these e irea sstat.ces the role meet be amber's& The met of their ladelldge impressed a similar opinion. Rale dimiarged. OP Tall COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—SATADAT. Sanaa a laima—lagas au Caw Jane.. a.. hmci ■.off lb. JC9TICS Wauma ars Mi. haws TA VOIALD. I I isnrovv. v. Pan.rorris WAD ANOTIIIII.—MULTIZLTIZIO VOTED 10/1 COUNTIES. Is this MOO • role had been obtained for judgment am *bet n* verodicto. It nee en action of covenant %Mod Join end Fretless Rehear Philpous, es Mementos of a gentiessaa of the some aims deemed, foe the •ITINIII of esetain enasities of wlMh it wee seatisded were void within the Splinter Ant, so as to prevent the plaintiff from eneteloieg 'sties. At the trial a verdict wee given forth* affendeeMi t who had pm a plea spot the record Dirtier forth emetho Mutate wader whist the plaintiff classed had lees treadulently sad eollesively made and executed by the teetanst Philpotts, the older, sad the plaintiff, Poll:cue, the rinl ea rai lac art th l rlotart int div... &Met and Detw "lag the testator and lb. plaintiff, in order to enable them to vote at eleetione or members of puliseseat for the counties of Hereford, Olouceetir, Monition:6, sad Bt•000, 40e. tree . 1.0142 being created by the deed in each of Wee counties. Mr. fierjeant Ryles now showed ewe won the rule, and ealunitted that the deed was void Rader /it 8 Wm. 111., sap. 25, and also at common law, the former act invalidating all minveyanees executed with a view to multiply rota, and it being clear that tri beneficial interest was meant to pass under the deed io question, w blob wee made for the freed.• lent purpose of influencing indirectly the elestioa of members of parliament. In support of thi. view the Issued eonseel quoted the case of Alexander o. Newman" (2 COSMOS Rend Reports, p. in), and other authoritint. The learned serjuant went on to contend that the deed la qualm wee not within the statute of 10 Anne, cap. 23. Mr. Crompton followed on the sues ads. Mr. &roast Channell (with whom wee Mr. Gray) ••••• tended that the deed ease within the Metals of Ass. • sad although It might be void se to Me cresting of porlianlllng votes, end the grant might not he Meowed to wafer the right of eons( at all, yet the covenant to pay tbs annuities must be held to be valid, and the deed wee good to that extent_ _ . — fie Cove estestailwal thi tube *atom sad diradod thi nlis to ►a nada Malmo. COURT OF RXCHEQUER.-BAroiDAY. arrow a Bum Moraim V. WILWIAT ADD Astorm.—Arnaziosrs mum, ♦ Covnyr Colas Janos. Atr. Nasimk. Q.C., porpoil frig • ame lad se lbw ow why stliskursas Won art lase s dm 7.4.• ell as ow* Vows. Araf t ks aft noddy( a 'Wend THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1850. lot this day thm was sit heit; h• Cli e : 6 lo . 61,2611 7e. 1 1 Vres= ar cr osizt or r l li 224•,:a.- 7 :„ :„ „,„ ~.t . „.. ai . " 211:7:111. der ere viax,..7. 441•84miargr .14011..41...Itierfdirrain. • =CI * blm. mid that he West out as t ho gem mad* sire Is eery divot 0:1 flayr im s toms Wei eammitted• d 7 IC Er. Impels &kir west) Whieh a. *lt o ,. si ; Sail tie der is the hum, sad se, MO; Mei" i1 u r 5 6: 1 6 1, 1 C 440 . • il rib& At 11 cede* hs want but Myth bp 4,41 T. 1611 41111.111ff ihni. : "R AW t lbritll lbi btfTl iange lit :Mel ba : begighl dmilri t ap s e IM IlludsChrliD"llliD Nov. 2 : moe -W. : ". sos hea vos ilwas la22 d in st elliti: eAs peres ilfil dael Mak as bill 4 P stabil. • Puna alibi 1111.1 ....h 1 e Whist, 47e.; old. Sr. Sedgy, Me. MU Ile. limailf Ilskial illa atm. Wag ME ilMe o rMa tise 8 3 :::, "--- gg. res 4 Sla. OMR, 'Meat ia bo t ir e sm. ILir i s s w_a e r= Au 1:111a " allellie• Or= 111:1 Om read. It ....Int r .t r*7 l6 ...kt liT ri op foram VC, r e. Msasoor, ~.„Nove.64. 23. a -A la f s.t air eloozatim.efiLikimfarwitmersa.... sum p weabist plie f e w f Illtdel Oat Moo dap basmo the Hlbtanio t uft orust : this ths would oat tardy MAW 1 . 41 MOM 414 / 44 44 dm sons lithe dreg, but at other err Wire Yes Barley and Oar. ridit ie grad %Mast mat 0 " Priem: 11 11 ke ewe r ball u bs o r ta ng os tr es houss, wail " sad a that raivissun it tae olt: t bisi tibe Br a. 2 . , ; 34. f.it t0 th:714. 7 :0 101 , 02 4° 4:thim.ll4Lps..lll% balialle.u.lid.to;44:lll.Bres,4a.;ll.Thila:bisiml4l.l% emu et l eak - raid, where they had are de, sad w Chi - *Lel t° 4° ' 1 wiroNei. 22.-Tha market to. day well suppliod 1 bp" =As his as Naiad ea his Mad leas, sad go thralb ' Hum. ... th e cues pm& its . . . r asa fien Ober • trade isms Irides. Ounigat Shaw was til him in Vilbessoblets _...,..-- n o i ra da, ourbo ta air mpg; a 6.1 1.= OM bugle with Mt assiut mu g who ho thought ass *mo m m 1.. i mob Ors err deL pens sad gam en I 1 SMIIIIK. Oa that malls premed to reset Jibs the b i g io or, Ms. to . les. our loth Motu tan ft Masora 11411411 acts 44 thaws Mims S. AMU. So met Odd us. be Ida 1/n. le Ind per loot i ems, 111. in =Mg dm lignie night ISM wat bb own hum Tams, lb. is 215. I. Us to 105. =MIN was messed far do 611•Ipiai day an xsagai., Nov. 23.-At tceday's market we balsa,/. Husgeefool4slge, between sae sad two VAAL " Chu asset mull 01 hml• WM" mid Oak widik sit O. "Me al .„" 00 Ire met hiss, ar WOW ma. ha bollovoll Boreal wee*: Wien alleaant of d o &op state eh the Waleligiefireq um . worwa c tzeres is audition. Wheat, lb tit, Ma pii . lea They went over tke Way dad Chootor _,„„ N . w in. pi, m oo . him to take as impeosoisa OMs key of the taucbmt, sad '`""•"'" LatosAsvm l / 4 170v. 2L-Our market this essay war skewed his how to do it, by patting the key upon a yesso wtat Wheat . ma amok* t kr prow 1 Of soap. He took it use monlag, sad at another mem* calY 444•Z=r,L and 1•d der c wi tlf i lpi. i n i.,.., 1 to per " Charley " said it would take petty well aby to maks the 1 :1,. 4 ..1 ;"*" . . B .s boar prier rather seeded. Wheat, whit, 235. w I key. Oa the night el tho robrry le saw " Charley w sad WO - ier arts. Da" He. le Us. 62. Oatmeal, 24s. ed. Gardiner opposite his mostor's 'hop. He Ist them !alethe Mir peas. situ, sod asked It Georp was outside ( this mass lid butt Latosimm, Nov. IM.-The supply of Whist was goods salted " Bon Pratt" by the deleves). a. , . 1 ' sad suspected botwestee eaten Barry re risks polsepAh i d MIS we bays Poi oat °Maid* almilll se Wel L i e' • to ethers es tar series. Osta and Berth oummoil bedieui Shaw was the mu Ust woo ciatib. quotations. Mr. Thom. Clapham, at IS umi 14, limemi, leveller sae tiamomblimm, Nov. 23.-Withost mu them a mph* mlbis sod bad hie derifidtwe lad Met le tile. T he de - sorgelere dearead, ratite man sense* Ms Wes diongiss prathre of the other whams% Mu pseiosely reported, dubs Sr sack sod a sertisialmarchm toes ellabille me= IMO dos mod our to *sm, sad lbw wan *morally band *mks Pais ilml lamb dm& ld& Tar Ihe MOM pearesta. swot Mamba arm Is aa barandu awake is bald Isr relo, esl Is ell heeled ilifill• geicw ire ory ......bed- AS Hum. Weedier, Mao, Haim, sad Lowb ormacca- in i,„ R a mo b u b o , hidomi,r7M-ya es our Imbed 144 Ike Oman i Melia wee 114141 • 411 • 4 - yobs et Wheat to so bided sarstkm; It to Monfag bit hr Mr. Henry regard ed li d sdadt, abstwoad Clinton till cu press ma blur damplems el Maw mug a sum Saturday, and rehired the odor te WIL but cm the roes them le set mei ma ter hems* em u. : r al [The prisoner war not committod as stated is the essa• d gavotte& Wear Odor ere mew r Iterwes lOW WM= adh marl given is Saurday's Espreas]. ore. o knew ed W. per Whet, thr Meer U. per beL boo MM. aloe Idea biles Ora pepailir humor oil dem Toe ems enited met interim . Spry, sod brig Mb me aria lea weasel shoreass. THAMES. Massmosommai, Nee. 23 -A fair supply of bat a Erman , " Baum Or TROST DT • COYMISMAL thia stoodere. Wheeler beld at ma stmts orit bed- ThaltaLLift.-- John Keay, a tall well-drassd is., was ger de led. Os drew et ado Lew NM k ga ms sir N. he la prs qr. edges. Mot Malt emit arum up ea remand before ilr. 'Yardley, charged with o.t . %be las dam. am smi raimm ,d, ii ... ki d oft , ki .i ma emanating varies' nu of money to ths issue% ...,‘,.. ipm .d. m . m in k s ip. aI L te .0,..• g ee l as go go o . at 4001. mad upwards, wale! he bag resolved tor, and os as i , tgo, os, mesa saw, Oats, old, lOW le nil saw, wort of, Mr. Edward Cook, a Seep manufaotarer, of ram ML to Ils, Per Mm to Ws. Br !as. to Ma par Goodman'e-yard, Whitschapol. qr. Matt, Mt. M Hs. now, sr. to its. per ear Yetis, le. It appeared that tbe prisoner bad been traveller to the to 75. par rebel. tor for de years, at a salary of 1001. per sauna. m Nitecaselle•olf.pfnle. Nov. 23.-The weather this week g= ears of [rand were gum taw , t wo been weightily wet, whir hes ath interfered with farming The prisoner, by the deity o f his solicitor, said hs would Mentions. the trade Muir tha present week ems been charter bed bU rc, tronr, and. al th ough no great with, Isms been syparell, rare. kb &team ; and he was tally committed to Newpte . Mr .....„ ~, u,... hse 1 ..., trimiNsa , , _ . . still, Weer Maur , other arthr at fully former rates. In or re pot of last week we Gritted to furor the quantities at era rd Mar which haw been trend for home consumption dreg the absa months eliding loth October , which we now beg to supply. els : Wheat, 2,04,239 era, Flour, 1,1103,360 mu., Barley, 518,504 gm, Oats, 1.011,W0 ms., 5m93,971 qra, Pees, 117.477 qr„ and Soma, a 0,231 era; spinet: Wheat, 3,00.583 qtr., Flour. 3,265 triera, thrley, 1,237,267 qrs., 0r1 i :92,0r qrs., Ilyq 239,94 ms„ Per, IWO qrs., sad beam 41 Oh qr., theses hr the sere poled ho year. At oar sorb* seenied we had a Year ewer et Moe troy the orerm t med. setelthisedead be mimes cod. des asil Moral relee ma the ma sod MM. Wieli MV b too dr lOW sone 'OM are so MIMI la i s =lha di Vtrade eared with Melt Imam the tome' sepply belagwdleborslelf at foy rat week's prism, wheat the beery et Wawa meeeMsd mai Wars tem heft doe is oath Imam awl Md. ereadea. Is row toreedose to a sobrelety biz err tot tom eleseakeed leo Moe were well erred. Par lye en Me bed oese MOM% principally with a raw to ildoess• to limbers hr OM thainatica sere pre hoe bees hosts has mt. WS\ ark/ era hare bees kap* raprikol. and peet dinedb Is Ma MUM orldemdes I eild. bower from the `ergi r prime pea la lbe swath. MMus beoe vestesd any baba so tbat ta ate treamettmo dib Vpmetwas deem hoe been mod, Par mbar' end indlitoo Me [sad condone rem the test dassiptlono tor tomes com manding Ur per qt.. 56.., and an foreign 22e. M. le Ns. It. emisoW to quality, weighed same in dow rotor, 1114 polls wading downward. ln Beam the In balm We emeng lemeations have occurred, °Melly el= Mork at !7th 60. Mlle. per leered, and grinuiug at 23e Mee viz=use ten. With thus we was liberally supplied, or , errantry clearance wee atheted, at fully the MN af this eety IMMO. The antral* While* We : Wheat, ecesterlsh 2,411$ re ; fener 1,721. Barley essertee, 3,47 t ; foreign, 1,292. Mslt, sorra. 474. OM, . 41•1 Mom, 191. Pew, (wei, 562. Beaus, I ressPeires IIL pet, saws esis. Notwrics, Nov. 112.-To oar market this day the farmers brought My • teluidleVrol ladder Is mato to thet offered rawer ems Ihr Steles rilloggeris werhgr ems threading. overpay Whoa swattram to u as to boo, quandre. imodulbit Ms baron* M 1 649 moo have been as alma. dar elle. thatdd Mal, hen sot lower for all prime runs el as, I ed ell{ 101 soistaddeleametty was left moor at the Mod the wadi She leide la Vim was doll, sod way stile beim dose=i prbelbe gams es list nob. Battey mob kap, sat Y. per qr. ler Orr& bine pooh. Other sob mob doom tte wear& price. Illgrillme. bet as dwarves an be sated; the ere. chi. year provee pr 4eir Pess, Wow sale, ms lal• Pvidor* OW no door. t Wrist, white. old, 4r. to 4M pr gr.; Ww, 44a. le 06_1 kle. to 42,.; am. Ma. tests. burry, Imitlog, Int to N al. Ma. to Ma. Seer aid, re. to illiti sew , Va. In ilia M. Mr Oats, 20s. to 24.. Nap tsar bre rem ler Ilk I per net M 2001 b., parttime,* leellng ars sr trilmand SW Werth seer. Retail, is. id. par dam 1 Nowt Herr. 1111.-. W. bar not a large show of Wheat here to-t's ; thweirier Si morthing to seU err at ad ' mooing bear wr rib millsee do not cm" and motet their pr o chasbie mg pot Is plelbeir yea er h :. The show tea torn of Bu tndr r 7o ll ur74elleng arra erg metro lo y t week's ve vates. Beans and Oats are In slow rarer sod without alteration In value. P zzzzz 011.0nOn. Now. 23.-A gad 'apply of Wheat ben today; los smarm math readily lout week's pekes, and somewhat higher rates were realised for inferior sorts., Mibe. red making 311. , per quarter. Beans gad Barry mattered in value. Oats, le. per quer. tee dearer. i Prrworra. Nov. 23.-At ony (sir on Mederday the im provement In the tone of Monday's markets operated favourshly is 'allow, more money being asked, and generally obtained, for most deem iptions of or with less disportim to press ear risISSTON, Nov. 23.-The trade throughout the week has remained darn; butthe demand for each article hevingteen restricted M the iromediais mai remise, of consumers, no actual advance mead Ibe satabilshed. Wal d • good supply of *heat from our neighbour- In growers at our market this morning, w bleb met • tolerably tree Nisi and upon good qualities we must note an Improvement of ed. per Motile. USW, nominally unaltered. Foreign sells slowly. Eng. liels Flour in fair eequest, without change In value. Porten neg lected. Beans In short simply, and ed. per windle dearer. New Oats are *era their vae cannot be quoted. Old, 10 to 411te. quality awns slowly at Is, 5 4. to 2.. 7d. per Inert oatmeal has generally Ism held tor an Memos of &L per load, but this tiring amendment bee been resisted by the dealers, and few traassothos ban uncured, Rumen, Nov. 23.-W• had • limited display of Wheat I at thla day's market, and It re in very damp coutUtion; but the pekes .n ... 2 luy eapported, and in some lmt.uses • trilling advance Oats were ed. to le. per qr. dearer, but there sumsno Mesettler grain. e• Wat.orie, Nov. 23.-W heat whets brisker; 'at Ma le gr.; Travers, 41th per qr. Barry, malting, Os. to Ms.; =in to Ms. Bear old, M. to SW peat, Mo.; old, 31.. dearer, 17a. to lits. SoAppustsy, Nov. 23.-Oar market to-day W 69 thinly attar* sed the empty of grabs mall, but more than equal to the dears& Wheat WIWI idly me demr ma last week ; the ` b trans acted tos ewer atively trifling. A small amount of boes was also dolag la Barley, and Ms's quotations nominally unaltered. Beans,Oats, and Peas unoried from late rams, and in lea enamel. Wheat, white, 40s. to 425.; red, Ms. to 40e. Barley, his, to Ms. Pate, 16a. to 20e Bear Ms. to 34e. Peas, Ma. to Ms. Malt, ifts. to Mayer qr. Tarr MAD Taper bush& Maar, his. to Ms. wear 8811.11VSBIIRT, Nov. 23 -At ebb dey's market thew WO • good Supply dWhein. BIWW, sna Ors, risk met with a ma: sale at Is. per qr. swir ler terra prier osl A or MaaelleritTith, Hew. 13.-Ws had a Pall ationdarre at OCT market rim rd Whoa ml Itedo am le Lod is bop qesatitha, WI ite redden MS ou med. Ms et Moto= teleker, sad peleee OM wad we Mel d EeeloL The Mb la saute hethirou dolmnisir Id i r reensed ea Mem , et la or fri s k Ober War The Melt trade Arm, 1 roe. Other of grain were without , altersnreon ve= l 7l trarsedoge Wilted. Seat white Wirt, 1 Or ; red, Ms. to 445. Barley, lie. to 117 s. Oats, 17s. to lls. Baer Ms. to 40e. Pose, Ms. to Ir. Malt, Us. to lien par qr. Moor, Ms. to Ms s per sar Tues. Ss. to Is. per beryl WINOWIII7Z, Nov. 23.-We 0s reamed • bettsr trade In WOO trim will • blr supply, rad isig week% rata were In NM beliesemseediel. TM Mee at norm Barley was stoat to bet with, ma Is seedamed, whilst Warriors were null. Heavy ewer of this a kdr sale, raid good or Bear were the turn In twain at the Wan We make so alteration in other articles, and the Wier . Old Wier, ges. to Us.; sow. SO to Oa Biro ley, lea to Its. bier, Os. to Mm ; white, 19th to 22.. Malt, Its. to Me. per. qr. , Sea. to Me. pm gar. Tres, is. to ea. per bomber Wassas. Nov. 23.-There is Mull, mom Wheat show. to, wry than bet wet; of ether gria lees. Good dry Wheat ' rierly its last wars prier whIM the inhale harry so ready . N a. Or ed. &err Wens saweret= s elz white, du% 4lh; SWIM 4141. Wie qr.; red, 40s. to 42g.; extra, Us.; new obits, Ma ts Ms.; err 422.; red./11s. to ile.; *TU., Us. Oats, teld, Sid. te 9,01. per elms ; cow, bd. to bd. Boos. old, Or to no. per qr.; mew, MA igi Ur Wossa•ML Wen. 23.-We bad a full supply of Wheat et usrhat oll the messy of this day week Ins stare* u nwired han g famalgalaa steer unaltered is value, grids an neoured mum aft mein ed. per qr. dearer. sad white ones soiree. Bare rather reaper. Pr were in emir. and realiesd quite se matt mew. You., Nov. 23.-Ws kad a fair show of Mtge at our mist Wray. Midi osty net Ott • moderate Me at led earth prier. Behr la psi sisor p sr for emplie telly ea eitegt tat comma egre gem ob. - Is Mem sal Ods so &wade& Womb whlle. peg be% 4 6 1 . 1 .OM ; red, Ur to 41a. Barley, Me. le ilin I Ma. 169966 Ife. to cos. By, 2417. to Ms. per sirs re 141 b., Seiko 11. Mar, per Naisth 2091 b., els. DtrilLlX. Nov. 22.-We make so alteration la the general eorresam at ear sons mold sire Tesetty Oben" Is one Id. elessed• bibs adore ma ° lrtheedgiod he MUM Nemdes Y- O Barb* bbeerrt il lthe I NI, MOM arm Ile. le LK ed. Or 01 pw Ibmsowl, Mr Ii Ur dd. Oehoet, lb ed. to NAIL desolti lb. to Wa or est. lodes pea, Vs. to I. per 0111 s. Coil. itev. 22.-Ilis weather wide, is Ms ouly pan st the sr em o o t io n mu yoga id tthrolthlter brews rimer MU. A et Na Im e bliss. slat slim 1114.09. c papphop i gr aw let bey SI we helm ar. a poi may ot oder Wee Mar. be trele &Meg Ile week t wo b OOO mg fa* SIMOit di. sad m mat seeent ot , hobos Melon amoeba s t i m ini elembabs et= Oa Orr I day er b War oneral la or her. boar, Ira w• have 1011 1 :: I ober loperMese. ssosnd ayb ore mow Wag sr imam dem beeleubd ger rto ael b le beg dm ens Well il W um* Is bp pa w l: =MAY ilmt we Say Mill Mime Mid callow ORM°. one Two lothommalsistelsof hth ei rlia l pi on e t wa S i t tlirWlLS.ll3 lbe flTr i rke/D a 11l WM as bleilr advaerteo ii ie i ss hale Whir Ile immulono.whakkue hots isibliMe fin Is sambe, sad to amplamis pm. nisi, sr* MARKETS. SILL—The montbly eircalsr issued by Mears. Durant and C. OD Friday evening states that since the public sale W; month, the silk market has been quiet, with very little disposition to purchase ; still prices are fully supported, con sumption prepares tolerably satisteetorily, and maculae turen are preparing for the spriog trade. In China silk the sell (*attire has been the sale by a speculator, shoat immediately alter the conclusion of the public aides, of 100 bales at a reduction et 6 1 . per lb.: this was not followed by any other holders, and some basilica has since been dela4 at fall prices, chiefly in the lower classes of Tastier,. la Bengel silk tners has barn fair badness la the medium slaws of the late arrivals. In Italian silk, the (=paten mesh% as before, rather minion to be moving, bat pre vented by their correepoadenM from making any available redaction. Terkey silk still commands metro etta-ticn, the reduction of 3d. to 6i. per lb. having made it relatively sheaf. Persian silk continues sonatina. Deliveries up to date : Bengal, 611 bales ; China, 1,119 do. Arrivals in ' October: Bengal, 684 bales; China, 900 do.; Brutus, dte., 217 do.; Italian, 499 do. Arrivals in November to date : Bengal, 712 bales; China, 211 do.; !Le., 368 do. ; Italian 314 do. Sete of the Wasbeaws, Nov. 1, 1860: Sold Btocb : Bengal, 4,106 ; China, 8,928. Unsold Stock : , Bengal, 1,649; China, 2,372. Delivered in October: Ben . gal, 906; Chine, 1,704. COTTON.—Livznroox, Nov. 23.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 4,000 bales, and consist of absut 200 Porous. and Manaus, Bd. to Bid. ; 200 Bahia, Bid.; leo Empties, 131 d. to 9d. ' • and 600 Sent, sld. to 6d. Total , since Thursday, 9,000. The market class tamely yet its adily. Compared with Frida)'s rate., prime of all kinds are un changed. Nov. 23.—Yarns and clothe, whether for home consumption or capon, have not been in brisk demand this reaping, and we have a comparatively quiet market. The news from the continent no doubt fondness to excite apprehensions unfavourable to businets; bat still the demand bean a fair proportion to the production in most of the leading drecriptions of gooda, and prices are generally rather firm. The higher reeded shirting. (40 inch) may still be quoted 3d. per piece +bout the rate of lest month, with stocks going off wall ; 66 and 72 reed narrow shirting' are also in demand. For 32 inch assdapollanis imitable to the India market full prices are given , but ordinary and middle qualities of I printing cloths are but little in request. In T cloths the den and is busty equal to the production, bet prices are firm, and in the stouter qualities of 32-inish quotations are at au advance of 10. told. u the 'Woes current a few weeks ego. Long cloths are quiet, Use Greek houses, who are among the prii.cipal buyers of this descrip tion oegoode, being to • great extent out of the market, but prices are steady. The home trade bar commenced operating in domestic., and some large purebues of middle qualities having lately been made by Portuguese houses for export, which had the effect of reducing stocks; price are firm. In prints there is not much doing, especially for Amanita, which has bee. rather overstocked. Betides this, there is another cause operatieg unfavourably in the high price of indigo, the rise of which concurrently with that in the price of cv.tton wool, has led to a serious advance in the cost of production, in some descriptions 'quilt° 9d. per plus. In yarns the demand is sufficient to keep prices quite firm. HARDWARE.—Biamtmotwa. Nov. 23.-111 the trades hers continue well off for orders The foreign trade Is pod— the partial stoppage of orders from Germany, in consequence of the disturbance, in that quarter, not having materially affected it. The home trade Is brisk in some brioches, especially the gold chain =sham; the orders are more exten sive than they Is,ve been for many years. BREAD.—Nor. 23.—The prices of Wheaten Breed Is the Metropolis are from 7d. to 74d. ; of household ditto, to 64d. per ilb. loeL POIILTRY.&e.—NIWOAVI AND LUAUS/MA.IA, Noy. 23. —Tarkr7s,3B.od. to la ; pow, Ss. 6d. to 7.04.; ducts, to ed. to So. ; tom rabbi% la to 16.7 d.; wUd do., Id. to 10J.; sisoomo. rooting ply, 10. dd. to So. no Sum fowls. 1a Oo K, ditto, eltlekews. So ed. to l &I. ; tara.door fowls, i.lO 40.0 d. par maple. Englimit odwa U. to So. dL ; heath ditto, 70. to To. 6d. ; and Irish dlttq M Id. to 60. 9d. ow 100. Froth batter, 10d. to Is. Id. pot lb. Partridges, la 01. to la U. bars., U. to 9d. ; 100 m%, to St. 94; tromp. to. 91. to la ; Plwasanw, U. to U. &L ; tool, &I. to 9d ; owl Wow, id. soda I,lBH.—EltUdWOOtioTo,Noo.23.-8010t00,14. 2d. to Is. 6 i. roe torbots, Is. to NAL; =disk, Istdd.lois.; brlas,l4.to Is Gd. east; soils lame, 10d. to Is. per pots; do. Ina, Is. Sd. to Ss. 04. per dos.; sods. 7d. to Is. per lb.; lototres, Id. to 2. ; erste, dd. le}. Od. earl; 'brim" Is. psr trblp, 11.9 d. to h. par dos.; otookssol. Id. to 9d. Gs* ; 4d. to Id. ; ditto. drlei, "I to 4d. ark ; trisb hirriars. Ss. to Is. Mow 100. Omen, can. aos, Se. to ; ding. bait Natives, Ws. to SU par botbsi. CORN.—Ain:lovas, Nov. 25..-Oar aossitel today was waM atkadad by kern sad millers. She droned in Writ was Imisrably kr, and tally mapportol Int narbont prink kir k lbw Intern id. to la id qr. non was sitatasi Day rat amats, wM tio tura of prissa was spirt de buyer tor all Mk. Tire to Or, Dear. ant Par re kwar without varktisa Wbar No to dm. pw qr.; Dui/ 1 1r to Ns. Omr Beer its. to Wu far Ns. to Mak. Ns. dam. Tom, Ss. to Os. p s bush& Na. to OK per sir ATLZSIIVIIT, Nov.ovirwsapply sad as elto rare ta pries bon•the prisms whet. Mier frat Ind .1 5.,. W. to 111. On noisy, Us. tone. p o qr. Mrs, Wk. lo dukMa, Ns. to 345. Oar Ills. is Ifa BATH. Nov. 23.—Oar martin are lira bas all iloooriptioas et grain st the ow:tares et lad rob. Banvoisi Nov. 211.--Narlosis be-day opened vary Weir. gal lassi i :2l. pi. war whet kr Wadi bat staid act t it be dr kid eta Irk& as then lids My was nodad. Nomft, if daltry quaky, ins •am trade; dirt el is R. buses. Maas war a Tory airsde fataeblsodarw. Pan oar is add rids. parwWlaphaink ltirMir kr lig ft Ns. par Lad at a baser. ley, Wm. id. par or. Par dm. to Wis. yet load. Per , 19a. to lls. • 141. id. to ka par qr. Bazwicx Nov. 23.—We had a good insiders at to dies S peg deal of brims tar it lost verb rata llinatoroast. Nov. r aw 23. l ti e ark* Ikk mon goos. tb. d ist was o. ordonimly serdi &so sumps magi* ory Wind tor ler st shard ndir int oilier down tire was ad add to bug. No nos tonsobs apply to Manley. Ord dd Malt la mils= rams. Or= mod Pal milloolM a tiVri g t kit roles Won •udilioni: Whir NS. 411. Britsy. fok 16". Oar lig N . l ugs . ags. soils. Itar r ilik to Wt. Malt, Ilk. to Dia par qa Is Pose. In la Oa yr bard. Mar,beat Ns.; roar Ns.lordli . . Bow" Nov. Mao bad a fair npply W of at Emir twday, with a Orr amid at its tar et Very Mb dig IS sass anis. Wiast, rsol, tr. to 411. - Tgt'' t. do Oar las. to les. Mar.to a f ar. nos Per Us. le SS& pat R. CAMIIIISDOB, Nov. 23.—Tho vein el all arniptisas afi I cora was unkrild ion led vol. int 40. ra4. Mk. to dm. Hs. inky, Ur la Ng. as g 0 ;4 na Per. Ws. to 30a. Our lis. Is - - - CiarraddVlT, 21.1.22.—W• bad a glad di What Or*. Mt dad a dap islo, sad ;doss Mbar Moat. Nom, WAIN t. 411 L; sasw, SU. to 41a; Idfto. aid. 474. ibm d e . is Ha Isaw.las. W dis. tkaaa. V. to Ns. Pm. I?.. &Wel" MN. li—TM supply of Wheat was oaly mod to.du ; sal dis &mad *dm kW It sold et sa avows of Is. gar badaL Osts sad Istalt ow tptices mash Ns isms as Isst weak Proem saduloas WNW, b n.M. IN. ad. to Ida dd. ; rid, sow rm. Ss IN. /d.; dd. Ids. Itatiay, old sod raw. 9a Od. to Ida Os% pesli. 7 & 10114 .1.1. 1 A 4. • 6 ' 7 .* raw. Par sow% mt. to b. °maw, tld zqoss. la dd. poismsel. la Commons. Nov. 21.—The tank el Wheat is kart Ora ellf il i s pliVa tlmad a tignsp by the L I U aiL dal at bit u s.. maki V i d kW Mot as soNI7 Nide. ON ma =W s tam trim the Could Heetteweer le stmette dr la this eare. It sepeered Mr. Wheollm gee levied a Mame &eat the lat ~at Warm ff 's saisii MS e l a nds is law ereard o f Heat iibe wee of SOL 66 Kos amass al bell a year's real dab IS the deleadeal. les bed • year's lead soli liegalltp lea. The elltes Smith, wee the hair Weeds tIIO Massa ttr Ml soweraelled lel saes et belle Om. el Most, at Ileivoned.eploSt IMO t I lade^ Mom* she eektilksee soy owls r m eireser. jib( tie emeembe • 1 nom Ile 1011 . i tt re Writs sweat a weerelardlc It a ear ramireele • writ of seediest( NS wood M al % el one returnable ea do iMit Nerzekie. f ges Ile 111 lbs Ink of the ems. mart wee apprised WO bell bawd, sad lbet too* with all the midden el Ile eil el le fobs es lave the etb_af vareber the defeu=re erwiralitribeystawaira alas wary rot He wee Ma e pwernally pane, sal as ewe Iper verified Its lb seill alleadase ; hat be bad eareeiled power el era swats/ a perwa Se ser lbws ter hit a gaga bee Ile memory se= se of olse thee Weld bototeihiehe lid nd swoo Fa eums of the 111401,11 W ieltb a 'thew le irk a t esevel awed is aaho die lldodes sad made the swarm brat at pioneers the sell what removed oil ease, ea midmost delay. berets the Ousel et babegaer. However. r leaned ledge retried to soave Mrs watierwi. se Ow deferileat re met penseally peeeer. Tile sees wee idled ea. awl a verdict reowdeil kr lel dearege• Mr. Berea Parke—The verdict ie deside/ly ernes. la the carrier owls three er tsar = is le s . the attempt . that I le ever allowed in Mises ihis Mr. Dues •Illness—ileppers a area lambed be be living la the Put Wks, hew wee be Meer prosOsOny Mr. Peawrek—Oe rappers the debabsee wee a empire. do in a zer . bow IMO *ay to pearrarHy ? The la refaced to reed's a Udrre mode tear the power of attorney, because be sad it ad est Wheelie the agent assts ba ` eb b . pr extberhed Ida " de everything wereary fo t ate and osedwe lb. eait," The leersed judee, however, pseudo& with Ile ewe, sad aide an wrier toe 601. draw" lir. DUOS Alarm—arm is ea Imams of the late ba. provemests in the law. Sir F. Pollock, C.B.—Then I. no doubt, Mr. Peaseck, you we cedilla to a role. • rale aid we solottilogly greeted. Ia ram AT W 111111101170.-500111 ma. Snow M•xns Nn • Maws= Combos tom Wass O. W TM, was an as on the sante reeeme ecimmaaatica is damages for aleader, to whisk the delsadaat pleaded act gußty. Mr. liarafrey. Q.C.. sad Kr. Hawkins were for the Pleathfr. tad Ur. Q C., the defendant. It appeared from the statement of the ma and the evi dence. that the plastid Is managing clerk to an steamy in Furnivare-ino, and having seen an advertisement in the newspapers offering board sad lodging, ,he en tered into corraspondetes with the advertiser the de fendant, aad as agreement was come to for 'boarding and lodging the plaintiff and his wife. After midisg with the defeedant for a mouth, the plaintiff left the Massa an early boor one morning, taking with him a writ bag. The same day the defendant called at the eMee when the plaintiff is employed, and in the sane of eon venation Galled hint " • blackguard, swindler, and treat ported an al and struck him on the flee, broke kis epee. mile. and lodeed kia eye. Another alnico for the mask was ase dam ** tsi 1, and there was also an &tibia of trove/ batmen the Nadel perils, @Ebbw eat of the eiretunitanaes whist sove eft le din amen. Moak unteemeot wee excited by the evidence of • little ones toy whose Mad was barely visible above the witness boa. This ingenious youth witnessed the &Jesuit, and while it was proceeding he of his own motion noted down the facts of Sam, persons, and time, *VMS to the admits, with • Manama and with a formality of l.ngesge worthy of a veteran attorney. The reading of this *algae document, of which, unfortunately, we could not obtain • eopy, excite& Merl of laughter, in which the wart and b et heartily joined. Attar the ease had proceeded seas length, TM keened Baron agitated that nominal damages should be taken in the slander cue, and the other withdrawn. Two actions ought not to have ban brought. This augp,estion wee ienneoiately adopted by the patio', sad a mact taken for the plain damages 40s. In the 'aim for assault, • juror was withdrawn, Madan in the action of trove, it was agreed that 111. should off the eats. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAY. lITILAOILDINIMI CA/1 OP EITKATACIANCI. A young man, only 21, named John M'Cundie Campbell, a lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, woo ensued by Mr. Bar good for Mr. Isaacs, tailor, in St. James's-street. Mr. Cooke sopported. The inulvent bad 17 creditors on the schedule, to whom be owed 3171. contracted from October, 1847, when he was a mere youth, to July loot. stating the creditors were sin tailors, two bootmakere two hairdressen, two hotel keepers, and a confectioner to 131. for pastry whilst he was a cadet at the Woolwich Academy. There was no property for the creditors beyond a proposal he now ma le to pay them 241. • year out of his pay of 6s. 10d. a day aa Brat lieutenut. Mr. Iwo was a creditor to 1261. mearred from April to July is the present year, of which 201. was er nee advanced. From this creditor he got cambric l embeensilleudkerchiefs at 5/. Bd. each. He was - arrested on the 17th October, on &judge's order, when about to embark with his company for Malta. His servant bed packed up Me baggage, which • brother officer bad mat on board, and it bad pee to Malta. The property sent to Mal's, which he had seeled 'iambi creditors, was worth 1001. When the cue we ailed, a strenuous effort woe made to get the opposition eiteaws, and the offer of 241. • year was urged. It was, IMPORT, refused ; and it was sai d that whatever might be the result, the investigation must take place. The case po eecded, and disclosures were audios. kite father, a bar rister, who had resided in India, placed him at the academy at Woolwich, paying 1261. a year. He had not seen him for some time. In 1848, whoa Is e got his COMllliMiOli, be was oily 19. Before that time he had contrasted a debt of 131. for confectionary. Mr. Commissioner Philips aelie..l what busineu confec tioners Lad to pit.: :itch lay t • . ' 3!. Mr. Cooke said they did ell the mischief ; they looked to the family t, pay them. On being asked how he came to cowract such a debt, he replied that they (the boys) used to go there when they had nothing else to de. Before be got his commission he owed for clothes, boots, and shoes, end for perfumes. He had anti-cholera shirts and Rau de Cologne. He imputed his father would hare paid his debts, but he refused. When he wee muted some offers were made to Mr. hum, which he had refue.d, and hit con pasty lad sailed to Malta without him. Mr. Sergood considered that the creditors had a good cause of complaint. lie aequiited the insolvent of all fraud, bet it was impoe'ible for the court to pus over suck a case. Mr. Cooke said the young man deserved deep sympathy. He bad been ti mpted with geode. Mr. Commistioner Politer' felt for the insolvent and also for the creditors. He saw that a relation tad wieted him ,• and, in the hope that something might be done, he would adjourn the ease for • few days. He wee Flied no fraud was imputed, and be trusted that aa imprisonment would be prevented, by which the comeabelat Would be laud. His Honour impressed his annteiy in the cue for all pude It was adjourned to Thunday seat. THE POLICE COURTS. NANSION-HOUSE. Ex ILAORDEVAIRT CRAMS Of STAIIIINO.—Rory Kitten was pet to the bar upon the charge of basins stabbed her brother, Mr. Ely Khan, of No. 164, Fitechurch street, saddler, with a batik, with inter to do him some grievous bodily bars. Mr. Ely Kitson said that oa Friday evening, at about 7 o'clock, as he woe going up stairs is the house in which his sister (the pti.ouer), his mother, a very old woman, and I himself resided, he had a can in one hand and a candlestiok Ila the other. He had jolt let in a friend of the family, who called to se* Mrs. Kitson, and the prisoner opened the door, and to his great surprise stabbed him in the arm with a Italie, which he afterwards saw is the ratios house. She dii not speak a wood to him before she stabbed him. He b.lieved he cried out upon feeling the weeps, "Ott dear, oh dear, she has stabbed me," oe I'm stabbed." She bed frequently said to him that eke would make the plates too hot for hies, sod that she would do foe him bake= parted. The knife want through my coat, shirt, wed waistcoat. Mr. G. A. H. Capes, surgeon, of Ybilpotlase l / 2 said— Mr. Kitson some to me bureau wren and eight o'slalt lot evening. I examined his left ars. There was e weasel in the upper part el it, is sib and shape like the bawl of is dessertspoo and he appeared to have bas a geed deal of blood. to wound was an Licked flesh weasel. about two lashes and a half in depth. inside the musk, la be direr ties of the artery. This (pointing to the knits prodassel) le the sort of instrument with whisk I should my it was TM Lord Mayor said, without preseanelng any daisies spas se extraordinary and distremiog a else, he would refer it to the dthisi or of a higher tribunal. It must get be for gotten that the evidence as to the eonsaiseloa of the alleged offence was given upon the solemn oath and that a seisms responsibility rived upon the accuser. If ups the ppasrrtt el the accused there was any desire to offer bail, could be made on Monday to the Judges at be Ceded Criminal Court. The prisoner, who did not appear is be et all disturbed es uneasy cluing the iavestigmbn, was this committed fee trial. GUILDHALL. Da. Wittiest( AND ALDSZNAN CsAuss.—lle. Alder man Challis &Seeded le carnet some Ineressey fa ear report of 13 iturdaj bat. lie said. as the seavesarke ea the dowse of legal guilt p a seek arse ster the brims had closed, sad the paths had lee tits OW it mesa more of the ebrasear el a prints its of aggilestion for his *eke. The arstres et what ho rid woe se follows : That, la his arred mile the lith of Elisabeth weal iPisi r ma mat. Mr that to institute a ash resesdkus wield be Garr sad impelitis, sad that, lamer K ribilag the sailatire, r the spalissat dissiesd iii greatly rarer K. la the sada of parr sash a seep would stsertate pretest lrheree a raerp, of asks the pressedisie serest him rear As egasseuese of is sad pro reit rho as per la hat it the now Is had herd be teas—thst Dr. hi Whims hal neeird astir h laet quit the kinder within 48 holm--de welts radar dl seer prestibige isasserry. BOW•11111211T. Tan 110111111 T OF PLO= OFD J>rwaaraT ix wan dicer iltaaaa.—Dottir Jain &Ws, Jame Bakeek, Jobs 011" Mary Aim Chewer, Georg* Durish4r, Mary Assn Ditiebt• lad OW* RISK% tamat-boy, Way opla ellaheeddr belt Wawa me DM, OA leeldu Da mere th Ds* lalt NM Ild. Is Us od. liarlampe, lb. id. ra me bawd. Dime muds et tang Magian pima d tell AOm selse et Med Ode ham less mods se et per lend q ...WM( Ow esprt we We aot hued Mat Ism las lasa abitlem. lte the smarm rates et while les. to Ma dd. est Mat de, is fa. U. per bared. The Itear war. bet mathuse Mt dikes' Mg Mb lads= Ism Ims dem ta Ilse did lavgfirmaiirain Tin gles ms Is the Wades. i lirs:lssreeed kaki Ow a se M miss Omme /lets are sot Ude 'a bee di TM Mb la Wks On sm. dam vary viateleart. ink am* \slim me ......ales to sa. Wilde& dome la Miehlhm Weird utemmoded la lag IL IWs quote the MUM Om mut se led at. smasty, 71. to 71. 7s. W. per to ladlu nest mob a tam row an. WATIIPOID Nit. SD—Oar deliveries of rain from the seivezy law till day cheat Bare Dem an Os sease Molted male as Dr ISM Sham pes4 but ken abroad we lam lid • Urge aided d Mut sed madareas et laths Oen. The wads drift t o Ism bees minted le mem amlimes Or at late mg lha limalaff Of W;if Met rade Ime less sparer& Wheat Um mat a Wit Der adz e rsees, Yam alma dam, ths lermallo et the Is de died* edam sallters arldiallia fa = I S MU Ilear, Yards latenel *me Irma Dr the pus& Dada, Is pal demart, sad dame le Se w = Oda ale essimeml a ready and a imam lulu I Ores las bomb pod rapid at tat arises eat deka e....mere massy bee lossa vi S. User withatt drede l t a ers: Mb weak :. abet, met Mass Ores, kin ; Mar. IWIM - Is. Exports Ms s—ftrlm, U lands; Oats, DAM; Um; ITS cabs; Oatmeal. HI owls ICIBIALDT, Nev. 23.—A mast hid at rata has fallen dodos Stemma =Mb so that mem et am dreams hare boos fa hood. mallets tals wed we eapalmeed Ns lasemdas Mend Dr Wisest sad Dralae. the Dame st .s. ur st., the hea r d M. par air edemas, ad ems Osamu Dm tura &mr, iamb G Pains rata were coasilheed deb Is wasseliea to dim markeis. Dims. Irsoley,lte ha t kir at all Idris deals; asks Mid, sed mime( all In fuer at Ilsr am sew Wad sad Ins adrased Daft. Wheat, si DM ma mr. *04 5! Its to tae. ed. Om; Mate Mi. OrAmesi. lea to Mb. par led at MO& AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW YORK, Nov. 12. Molts! MAILILET. —ln moue, there is rather a better inquiry, bin tba supply Is large. The rates are without change. pgr pasta to 7we cent. for short, and 6to per asst. tor Ismailia Om all, themes are 3 toe per ant. is market is heavy, and the supply et bills Is good. ilseita boa adawerward tendency. Prime his era sold at 10 to 10} FROM Hate part to 3. 104. The demand tor thlastesmer aseleght. Osetwat.—Taleotet Circular says Our last receipts were per the rte, the 13th inst. The market remained on that day, sod toe twelve leneldhe, to the same dull state as advised. This dulness Ins mina WY immettisd sondition of the market at New Orleans. Oa am Nan lea mad 71b, tie cal m effected averaged 300 balm per dm at essitinol and dem rates ; indeed, on the Bth a few In ad about 400 bales were effected ot middling fair Bowede, tto below the quotations prenoualy c eeMeat urrent. nut this an levingtat buyers freely forward, and a luxe basinees ewe& hese bete &M it mire would have submitted to that reit- Oit Ike 711 bat law sake were effected a'. 14e. tor middling, rt% is Clie middling, sad 14 le. for middling fair Bow l d a, atria At this reap about 400 bales were offered, chiefly of widebee rl hold depariptiona, which were taken for exportation On the ea mad Nit het. No orders received per Africa, which steamer imbed es in simening of the Bth. Today t sale s reported on Nimes Emma fp 1,300 bales, at farther improvements from the lowan pit of to per cent. on middling to good middling descrip. limo, sift hmip at the annexed quotations —Atlantis cotton. ordinary In pied lit to IN ; middling to good m ld dl Ha to 141; leektthig to ilk, 14 to Hi; fully feu co good Iz, U to 131. ^ Yearn.—The veer...pia continue moderate, and the home trade raise motive for export. There la aDo • fair demand for home use. Osuus.—Wheat Is In demand for home use and expect, with sales etas& at 103 e. to 110 e. In bend. Inaanco.—The favourable advice. by the Africa have induced holders to be more Inn, and, In come instanoes, demand en inhume which buyers do not wWiegly anode to. Yammers To Limmom —Cotton, 3.32 e.• flour, he. Jr. to ie. • heavy {soda, 13s. to Nis. • gni, 44. To Condon : ToblY:o3, 21s. od. to rle. ; doer, le. W.; reeseurement goods, 275. ed. to is; heavy geoid% 20.. is 30e. To Havre : Ashes, o dole. 107 dots ; rice, ails.; barks, 8 dots.; measurement, 10 dale. New OIMMANS, Nov. U.—Cotton is quiet, with Wes of 7,000 Wee middling at 1310. TOZACCO has advanced 4e. ilea In the week 6,003. Choice lota at 'Oita 11a BRAZIL MARKETS. RIO DE JANEIRO, Oar. 2. The business of the month was to an average extent. 01 imports the receipts were considerable, snd the Bales, gene. rally, disproportionne. In produce the transactions were of importance only in coffee, and the sales, though extensive, were at redhead pries*, the result of abundant supplies and discouraging to European 'deices. The money market was actors in exchanoe, in eteck, and in specie, at lower quota tions for the two first, whilst specie advanced in value, the effeetot a rumour of the probability of a rupture between Brasil end Buenos Ayres. This rumour wu later confirmed, General Ouidn having demanded and received his psseport. Twea.—The market wee sternly depressed at the dome of August, at which period the trade was abundantly supplied. The reeeipte, daring the past month, of American rime 3,500 barrels, and, includ,. log 1,800 barrels Trieete,coutwise, upwards of 2,400 barrel. of Euro. peen, and the total election of inquiry for re-exportation, increased the previous depreanion, rendered sale impracticable unless at mote- Awn, reduced prime, and finally, at the time of the month, the stock was tionalderable, both in filet and second hands, with appearance* In favour of a further decline. Piecroorma.—As th previous months. sales to mime extent were effected at the various public auctions. By private tole business wee livited, though the market was active in some few description which were in demand. Compliints continuo general as respects the Raclin en with which overdue accounts are liquidated. Ex roar Tnaux.—Against, in September, 1810, seventynr vessels of 20.982 tons, the departure. In the pest month amounted to ninety. two mangle of 29,048 tons. Of these, day-four with produce, two with fordo me,chandlae, eighteen with their Inward cargoes, and two in ballad had foreign demi:odious, one in part laden with pro- duce, and three in ballast, proceeded to other ports of the empire. The comaradr outwards was conducted, exclusive of thirty . fotu deanitheate, 192 versele of 18,828 tons, against, In September, 1449, IST of 13,850. comtaskares IMPORT or coerce, rrOnit. awn sinus, on scour; 1848, 1849, Aare 18.50: Coffee. Sugar. Hideo. Bar. C 1848 129,431 5117 25,998 1649. 71,587 825 27,438 1030 170,714 705 10,711 ODMI.-Bopplien were abundant throughout the month, in which the market was sp nc e i rtiee at slightly reduced quotations. Of the transactions the pal part was for the United States and Medi terranean, very a d s th having been taken for the Channel and Nooth el ficrre, the kes front which quarter were for from favourable. We Dote, since Ist January, an increase upon 1419, to the Manse 71wrria, but a decreese to all other European ports, and a diminution of 198,618 bags to the Channel. Mower Meaner. - iv sra. —7 b. 7 : were the current rates, the triustet.one having Wen I • • , • Ythenason-181 to 29 were the tint quotations upon Len lon, and 281 was the general rats, per Penguin packet, let h, after which the market dwindled to 281, at which end at 281 bEls to some amount were paired on 12th and 13th. On 16th the market began to recover, and from 16th to 20th the transactions were Important et 28/ to 204 281 was thenceforward the general quotation until 4th, when the market own became flat. Ulla having been negotiated at 251 until the 30th. River Plate bills were passed at 1111 to 19). We estimate the transactions of the month at 340,0091., of which 40,0001. were taken by the Treasury. Prance and Antwerp: The earliest transac tions were at 328 Pi 330, at which rates the principal business was effected; subsidy bill* were negotiated at 810. The evremes upon Hamburg were J9O and 613; 600 to 619, those at which the principal bumble.* was done. In the face of an abundant supply and large export of coffee, the decline can only be accounted for as the result of apprehension upon the all-important question of peace or war. rfroClL—The fluctuations were considerable, 86 and 821 having been the extremes quoted, 80 the newt, both for money and time, 83 the last. The transactions were extensive from 7th to 90th, and the price has loam toleraby steady since the 18th. Dating the full some large were brought to market, but the quantity of floating stock =limited. It however, this country be Invo lved in war, prices will, notwithstanding every attempt to support the market, fall; for how great so ever may be the resources of the government, its exigencies will, we are of opinion, still be greater, and assuredlyB3 must be ons.dered a very high war prim. The only transactions reported In provincial wrest 81 and 831. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Nklpgiag Ossette," Yd • Lioyrs Lit.") CASUALTIES. M'Clemose, from Cienfoegot - fir Milford, arrived here yererday leaky ; she itruck n tie Spit of a Sand Bank, Sept. 22, on leaving Cientuegor, and after remaining for two hours, war ,hove off, ant proceeded; the has also lost her hulwarks.—Palmoutb, Nov. 22. Barbers, W.tyn, from Wyburg for Lsncon, wee stranded off 'rein, Nov. 6 and half full of weer • crew saved; cargo, planks, sal materiels eireei to be rare I, but the vessel may es eonsideret a wreck.— Copenhagen, Nov. 18. E tweed and Mery, Sharp, from Frederickshamn for Hull, put in here yesterday, bevies struck upon the Barber Sead.—Yarmouth, Nov. 22. Ertiebetto, of Napes, from Barletta and Falmouth to Lime rick, was totally wrecked off this Wale hat sight ; crew, tempt one man, saved.—Diogle, Nov. 20. Livorno (e.), Roger, from Liverpool for o,braltar, bas put in here leaky with lore of huts, bulwarks, wheel, and one man imbed overboard.—Plymouth. Nov. 22 Magnolia, of Plymouth (previously reported), parted from sae of her anchors and drifted out corn, distance, where she is now riding to be: second bower. The crew left her la the pilot boat, bet are now waiting as opportunity to get on board again, and when the weather moderates a its/mei Will Wile* to bring her tot better posttioa. Wexford, 14.,v. 20. Medusa, Woodworth, of Sunderland, from Marianople to Limerick,wu totally wrecked this morning at the entrance of Smerwick harbour in this bay ; crew, except one man, saved.—Dingle, Nor. 20. Nina, Lawson, from B'. Petersburg for London, was brought into port to-day from Casperwick Bay, where sloe was stranded, Oat. 29. In entering the harbour she took the ground, but was got off in about ex hours. The portion of her cargo (alit ‘t and linseed) she has still on hoard, appears to be thoroughly wet, and mutt be sold.—Reval, Nov. 20. Nono, of Luria), from Constantinople, which was reported as having arrived here, remained in the bay of 'Utah% until yesterday, and in attempting to enter the pool during the gale, stuck in the sands to the tut aide of the bar, and drifted over on a sand bank, where, it is feued, she will become a total wreak.-13sllins, Nov. 21. Pandora, Richards, from Liverpool to Lisbon, put in hers to-day, with foes of rails, bulwarks, stanchion, dto., boat stove, caboose carried away, and several toss of cargo (coal.) thrown overboard.—Peessnee, NIT. 21. Queen, of London, Dowland, from Live rp ool to Cagliari, went on shore in a very heavy kale from N. in the eastern part of our bey, and went to pieces; crew drowned.—St. Ives, Nov. 21. Tecumseh, Newtoa, from Shields for Carthagena, hes pi;rll hers with loss of sail., sonohiona, boat', bulwarks and deck swept, having been struck with a heavy era ; bon up from lat. 48 N., lon. 7 W.—Deemoutli, Nov. 22. Urgent, Williams, from Liverpool few Savanna, has put in here with lees of boats, balwarks, Nil., taboos*, to., having bola crook by a sea during a wiry heavy gale, whilst lying W.—Bristol, Nov. 22. Vietory (bargee), of Briatol, dismuted and abandona, wag paired Oat. 31, in lat. 42.28 N., lon. 50.55 W. Zner, Revak's*, from Livel for Barbados. has put Woe with low of belwarin rpoo , galley, do., having both Apt* by • has s, sad is eosin .ap on Ike hard.— Pabst," Nov. 23. SEABORNE MAI Idessral Post.c Lomb% lit al the month' I Dasember 6 I ,Nor. 29 : : ... \ De°em 4 4tlUa L L,: t l iof d :iwba7mlthethithacdthethel.,:°:mimby,woomon..thillthth' ia:asi a Friday Wedata t Batur. Aides (Welt IoM) Ame by Debi& ba (Oa pi Ndist)ew Work Mork& Ma Soma nt by Ibridle Poi •••,•••• Lanka CY LB. ) paste) -**.•••• 1 fee s : I opal minks mead Ns Hamburg UnUaM Woad India (via flontheanton) India it. MansUMW, Mediterraneen(via loath ranee= Mediterrinean (via Mar- I eedlidi Me** Pinnk NYC Wfti 1". / ." . . • • Weat ladles (except Ha. non% and Num) ... • The 24th ad thin mon seine•) wilt be made up the Tula I .ukht (the 1.8. mail. d er wi m . h .. patched. Night Getedala Night Dot. 5 Night Night D a ft " Med Nov. 23 golsimg Dee. 5 Gee. 5 Night 11.111.& ak ° - Dee. 21 74 roVattx twice 4.2. Night !To.. , frsle . Slonalog , lgroltatiglartwid dW Xmlimg I 'Nov. 2q J a Night b Morning h Night Dec. ) D. trom hro Gallipny from °CNA Idere ro from P. &I. T. and from Pttilmelpt.a horn garb.] from haram * from Gravel:ma from r.rulta "Fr 21, from Menneol am ........ America mbar IS, trom New Trek tram. Quote* fret...... Uaboo ember . 22, from Demerara hmaatert 24, how. Gotha from oPvto !3, from Nahre from Nor. r 23, from N Des from Koohrtrie renew 20, from J..lOna from iurSm from Doable her 12, from stoe.4, er 21, from. Itamrld. from llarbra mber 94, from .91....0re from . h, Nov.'2o, from ler .trat :2, from mbay d. from Nano r 23, from Mooned m 21, from (Poke • 22, from --11comore 22. from leg* 20, from ...... , Ifrom rember 23, from Moon mbar 23, from 1 obo I, from o.lena 'ed., Nov. 19, from . Fro 3, from Crom•re. from. Parts dm 25, from bl e•Cm vember 23, from Mar sham from I.4ra 23, from Ntalort r 24, from Dena nber 24, from Palette I, from Net York from QurAce from. . Pawn er 22, fr0m.......... Liverpool 9, from Demerara from Lieboo from St.Andreere from Z.nte nber 23, from. llootreal 22, from Callao 1, from retentang from Nemrean.e 1, from Gravelids November 22, from Lennea rr 21, from (load from Nco Y :t from or 23, from Nov V..rt revolter IS, from Rotor lam tuber 23, from Net York ber 22, from eaten-4 rroria 24, from IC D. November 23, to Hum member 23, Ito tkie amber 23. to ChArlee.m emher 21, to November 31, to. 'Lae November 23, t 0... . - rr 24. t 0... ........... ..tiaurr. vember 21, t .. 0 God a orb. November 22, to SLIi..4 November 99, to Lo!, r 21, to LM:e MEN WITH. ITtha34thof month 110th of the month' 17th Oaf th of month ' '7th.l7th,loth,27th &30thof the month 2nd of the month 7Ml7th27thof non 17th of the month 17th of the month 12nd of the months nth being a Sunday and depatch,d to-1 ARRIVED. Portsmouth, November , froen. Aimee-at Arawns-at Portsmouth, November 9 22 2, from „. OONZe -off Dover, November 22, from A:towns-at Plymouth, November 22. from Auer-at Falmouth, November 21, from Ai:mune-at Granmend, November 23, from. AND-4/ (IMMO& Noveanber . 23. horn *Lees-at Liverpool, November 23, from Memoir-at Liverpool, November 23, from BILLONA-of Bristol, November 24, from Cirmirtow -at IBristol, November 23, horn CALIDONLA--et Bristol, November 24, from.- CZLIDS-at Gravesend. November 24. from Oornaie--at Gravesend, November 23, from °err or HAMILTON-oft Deal, November 21, from °stem-off Des/, November 22, from Comore-off Deal, November 22 Da Wen Curren-at Liverpool, November 23, from. Donne, -at Torbay, November 21, ...... llowsao-at Shields, November 21, from ' EALL DALEOVIII-A1 SOMlrrlarid, Nowmber . 22, EARL OF SONDIRLAND -At Gravesend, November 24, Et essoa-at Oraveatart, November 23. from Eau MP -at Gemmed, November 23, from Efirma-at Gravest's& November 23 . from lifeanmasn-at Gravesend, Novinber 23, from Far cos-at Gravesend, November 23, from Planet. AND MAZY-et Falmouth, November 20, from. Vssosi.rox-at Bristol, November 23, from Giueoun -at Bristol, November 24, from Goo. RJJOIAT-lit Plymouth, November 22, from. (loop Inter-at I'l, mcoth, November V, from... flriax-atLlverpool, November 23, from If MIL APPAIMNT--lt Gravesend, November 24, from. Maar -at Plymouth, November 21. from . I ..... LA AND DOROTNT-Off Plymouth, Nov.'2o, loam Werra-at ItoH, November 22, fr0m....., Joessims-at Liverpool, November 23. fro Joan Btms-at Gravesend, November 23, from Muses-at Cardiff Road., November 21, from MAZY MATTO/W-off Deo4, November 22, from Missava-at Sunderland, November 22. from Maness-off the Wight, November 20, from , Mitsvor -at Liverpool, November 23, Poen Male OILLSIFIe -et Liverpool, November 23, rare threes-at Liv.. November 23. from . Wiane-at Gravesend, November',23, from NAILIMOV BIMADALSANI-M °Termed. Nov. ' Niegoo-at Gransand, November 23, from NAIAD-at Plymouth, November 22, from.... Orris/vont -at LiverpooL November 22, floes PISMO/ VICTMOA-4t Liverpcs4, November 23, f Pawnee-off Dad, November 23, from Postreo -at Grarefend, November 23, from PLVOMMT-Of Gravesend, November 24. from Proviemensg-et Gravesend. November 24, from. Rosana-at Liverpool, November a, frau Rosa-at Plymouth, November 22, Racsa-at Tabor, November 21, from. Bascenvion-at Falmouth, November 22, from., ROST-at Liverpool, November 23, from Elssota-off Bristol, November 24, horn Sower-at Bristol, November 21, from Suarans-et Bristol, November 21, fr0m...... ere. Amperes-at Liverpool, November 23, from. Sr. Groaoa -off 11,d, November 22, from FAVIOLOOV-et Shields, November 21, from ... Seeof-at Plymouth, November 10. from... TOSA-at Grareetod, November 21, from... TSONAS AIIUTNNOT -at Portsmouth, November Treanor-at Southampton, November 21, tram 14moms-off DeaL November 21, from Preto-at Liverpool, November 23, from Otero. , -at Gravesend, November 23. from Woof, Packer-sat °rammed, November 23. from. W. liarnaosa-at Liverpool, November 23, from WAtNel CAPTLN-Off Deal, November 22, from. Wsse-at )tilford, Nlvembee 21, hem Yoaaanum-off Bristol, Norembe 24, hove SAILED. Ames Aavaawn—from Liverpoo4 November Ram Repos —from Gravesend, '. member 22, Eusancree —from Liverpool, November 13. tr. Goa swum —front Ormesend, November 21, to TIA/HIAR Boom—ltem Liverpool, November Al, ISABELLA Lairs—from Gravesend, November 2` JlNNl—from Gravesend, November 21, to. Psoveuewerat —from Torbay, November 21, QUEEN or THE Fetes—from Portsmouth, November RovaL 2 , ,,or.e—from Port-mnuth, November 22, gaols *from Grove,cutl, November 23, to. SWALEN—from Torbay, November 21, to . VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ann Rankin, Nnv. 20, lat. 49.30, .on 5. Britannia (brig), NilV. 10, lat. 33 N , lon. 24 W. Ellen, of Aberdeen, from Santiago de Cuba, Nov. s,lst. 43.37 N , lon. 31 33 W. Garland Grow, of I.,ndon, from Quebec, Nov. 11, hi. 7,) N., lon. 22.10 W. PACKET STATION.—The following report has b!rt prepared by the Limerick P-ckt: Station Committee, ma forwarded to the commissionen : —le. That • Traset:lmuc packet station, established on the western meat of Ireland, would con•ribute witerlally to advance the general in..irera of the ent,iire at l,rge. 2 .d. That the Shona= ornate the nature position for effectually accomplblting this grind national pt jest, as this noble river combine , advantaeis end capabilities, superior to any other port that can be os4 CA, while it Ti (pieta less arlifizial or eztrantrous aid, end inc)1111 but a moderate expenditure to render the harbour wure and complete for ell the purposes of 'melanin. 3rd. The• the necessary re •ult of this choice would be the creation of centrel emporium for the ohkets of trade and commerce, essentially promoting the ororperity of Ireland, and cuisine its vut internal resources to become general:3 - knoun a ppreciated by the facilities air irdad at • transit country :or all Europe to the western world. [AdVeTtibIiMIEIII.I—DKEADITILY BAD LEGS CURED IT 01313310 NT 33D PlLlA.—EitzSet of a letter :vat John Eastman, Fag., of BMWS Ayres, dated April 3, IICL= To Profeame Holloway. Sir,—Tour pills and ointment in 3 very great repute here, and many wonderful cum bare bga Pc. formed by their one one In pa t ot I will relate. A Pau rase farmer, who had been conftned to the bona with fore !cot , than Ewa years, which rendered him quite the of (grog., "F Mad or work, le now so perfectly cured by the use offour ; ointment, that he can follow the plough and attend peorold.c Moot labeelous . way's 013orotion3.”Sold be nil dr.:L.4:43, 3: Prot Holloway's establishment, 214, •:triind. London. - - BIRTHS, 11ARRIAGES, AND DBATIIS. BIRTHS. BARLOW—Noe. 21, at Mara-grore Howie, Mat ill nateer, wife of B. A. Barlow, Esq., of • danghter. BENWELL.—Nov. If, at Braintree, the wife of J. F. ewe. 1 . 1, 0 of • me. BY BON.—Not. 20, at Rodner-terraeo West. Cottale-ro v ` , road, the wise of Capt. J. 11)ron, of a son. nAst ucx.—Now. 11, the wih of Mr. 31. F. Ilactok, S. Mr` - road, Canenbury, of • sea, still.born. HOUGHTON.—Moe. 21, at Walthematow, Mrs. W. 110 2 . A. a lOU. MARRIAGES. 09L1910-11ENST.—Now. 20, at lidslehlde pariah chur,t. Dublin, hy the Rev. P. C. Got ßag, o f llarestead, ‘• eldest eon of R. Giallo', Ego.. of Lowndruequare, to lent )1 trr • au,* ham, s econd daughter of the Hen. Dr. Rory, Prat. et Col'age, Belfast. lOOPER—RETNOLDS.—Noe. 19, at Rt. Mary Abbott'', lio"_,H l* ton, H. H,oper, Esq., of Remington, to 1.711.0 Etiabtih. 1 . ' 4 7 daughter al J. Reynolds, Esq., of the Manor Elam, duine., ," dimes. EING—HERIOT.—Nov. 20, at Ranywnle, by the Rey. A. I. C", 4" Ha. of Melro.e, Commander 11. Kini, second OD •b! Rce. G. King, of Yryem, Busses, to Bub Rs Louial lL Mans,. daughter of the late J. Hertot, Ea 4 , of amoral", fee. RIUTEHILL—TANNER.—Nor. 20, at Prenehay,Gloeo estiess y.1.6e. Rev. J. Carter, Capt. C. S. WhlioniA, Pomba) , Anal. •• daughter of W. Tanner, Req., of Eremite). DEATHS. ALLASON.—Nov. 19, at Margate, Mr. Allmon, late of Nor street, aged 61. r. 21, Jan% wire of W. Benzins, EA. a Fe, - street. BONSEY.—Nov. 2), at Slough, Books. fdsrl 8 0 Phis, Info !loamy, cf Belle Noe, aged 83. DEN BY.—Noe. 20, T. Denby, kat., of Clostdosley.terram, and Frederick's-Place, Old limy. DEWING.—Not. 19, at North Creeke, Norfolk, W. Do" aged 6s. EARNBHAW.—Nov. 19, at Lowther Cottages, Hollows), MA -- of the late P. Earnahaw, Em. JOHNSON.—Not. 22, at Sydenhans, Mr. J. Jobnion , Of vr.,:g4. atm% sired 41. HAVOL—Nov. 18, Kr. &laird Lewis Mayor, twentPoi ° y eg' landlord of the Peacock, Commercial Hotel, Northampton. 1. 81100LBRED.-Bept. 2, at flaanaxtuto, Mesloo, 80 411, wi " U. iihoolbred, Dm., Chief Commiumonm of the United Sena' Mining Compy. BPALDINO.—N an or. 22. at her residence, 41, 81 0 sWel tier4°*4 Brighton, Hies lane Soling. TALLENTS—Nov. 19, at sk St. Vincent's Lodge, Bombes, HOo b l: widow of the late W. E. Tallants, Eel., of Newark, Nato, scab THACKEBAY.—Nov. 18, at the Vicarage, Nelda& r0 t1 ._ 1136 Anna, wife of the late Bev. P. Markers), ILA., of Etrormog4 Herta lc& h - w l - eati g& Mated mad pablideed Au Enle oe& Amt. la the Qty.! Printer Etetze. , at the OtleNa go , rat. lit the regelsetot mail . dil right Night iNight •