The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-13 00:00:00

tog to erbieh he belonged, not to alow the pre resvd.age to to es Is this caw-, it bc.ng bin privilege. ea as earieseador or public minister 0, a foreign see to be sued in the courts of the country to which he bad been seat. T principle had been recognised is all countries, sod in this especially by an act p. am Li is the reigs of Anne, in consequence of the Russian embassies laving been arrested for debt As to the position et M. Drenst. it world appear that he was appointed is IOU second &rester, of Legation to the Deities embassy, sad some years later he was made first secretary. Ile had pee: termed the functions of that office ever dose, end be bad also been arpointrd Counsellor of Levities, and bad at %steed the rank of minister resident. According to ths pastiest be, as Secretary of Legation, had to act 61. Chug. d'Affaires in the absence of the Aninister, and this du:, he lied performed whenever the Bidglas minister plenipoten• tiary at this coast bed bees absent The action now in question was brought in Jamie last, and before then 51. Dreset bad been informed that one was thresteaed against him, but he woe under the impression that the plaintiff would not %husk of proceeding against him, there being no ground whatever for hie doing se. From June to December last, M. Droues . was ablest from this country, and whilst he w as away, the.writ was isened, and the gentleman whom be had instructed had pleaded, and the action had gone os en far an notice of trial, and this is December, M. Drouet's attention was Arst called Wady to this silica. Thereupon, he at ones a to the Fersign-eface, and then an application was made le Ms. Judge Talfoerd, st chambers, and be stayed the until the 6th day of December, so that an be made to this court. He, however, 1. part his miler that sin costs of the other de who bed sipaga te the summons should 1a acid U. Deeuel. 111 sen regarded as a farther ant of the rile Het starsweagen were not to be rese ed e d went. sad 11. Dame hada; declined to draw up the gam, sue alit ether isheisets bad drawn it up gel it was sew shed sham ma d of that order se referred te nob shad be streak set. Is He ism of Lord Coke, a sales prevailed that gmbsweisee sad public mudding altbthe surd in respect of emilusals ash daring the time et Shear mabserp in the gem by le whisk they wets amber ming. hem thee, henna. th" asides of the public to He egamery had pmeisi e sd Yeas sow the settled ire is his gartmrey. la la daselea. sed_alse in Vim eswerfes, age the jeillen in the meal at the s =2o Is which sehanatille agile& nes eggluiel la ell 'gimbal gotten, in pmeselkes he crimps eta gay helesesdamestsr. i Than was pm. is the 4th Imam p. Ili, is whisk Lord Cake, shw reherler to mewl yeesseihips et a waded name. esti dist. a as to sea gaga MIMI weal be geed jam pada% Hey Pt he gamma hies" This it was isah le mg danced. Jest Minn Lard Coke, in mendsaing aims apha Ohs lewd ges, mestlosed adultery ea sae a lige 11. lasi!) ; Nabs must be knives for saying that re WWII MOW lamely worded. In &vivant Sta lin% CeintsfaMlF, TM. 2, p. 600, it was stated is the ems stlaHeews that ambassador' were needubject to IM awe Os err In whisk they resided, that they egabtle be ladependsne of every power 'script that by Midi Hey was mat. Ms. Jumbo Iteals.—Did he meant any isitmen et embeessiges esemittise aliases ? Is Colte's ties these we •as st dist kind ; reed la the that of the Omens weal hiss was an any la the City. him whisk death sameL Taws was • maga manosted Mahe aselat bray seined is it. sad Olieredi Ind So age bat sew hsai/ag asp had left of maisialideg smiles met of them he it hews salamis, Ink a hem of a hems le Um la, meld the ea bailed be alma remedy foam by sews of amount is abash, I Db. Whis—TM letereadsaal lawyers, sad gamed them Gads% bed WI Men the law upon the i t sad be medissei shit the Wing sway the as the civil seen, avast mammilses wag ales evil an the allswas pagsgasp apish has weld ha sad he ve lem/ as mums la Swag visa do relish who nerd te a Oiling wadi am, who hese shield las no preesedlegs at law asset la ergs et blue sad aged. sod that s 1 ether mellass obgall be asses as has of loreer. These wen make NSW haw she sea. gni Ws media ha hem sgsdged awn HeAltsafigOad it TM litre as had be s :=Z es ft Ile be port el es law sew. le was est sinner st shame peleapis bet a manage pastas, ref they bed set now se bash" whether it we jot er . 'walme. MrMks llaule—Tkopshilege elembosodoes szteatled net only to their owa plows bit to OD onatem of bow ties. awl to varies. ohne pone ; pot he to the MO Sake of ainhastator; ell mats the sholala seil pigsties w as ean Mpressawd at There was, %bodies; el nip he gwestene to wink sal It Testi W oessemisat too wheals, thee wage mg Besot eseisiews in whisk wash sweimiles as ON aow Gebel he MI boa wind. W.W.I@ - lbeigla he 'soli thew that soh a powies& =Too wineeihNi labia ohm the Metals of Moo, the ipedlsaho OM MI set owe was that Naha; sad be Mahe dole this of Low." a ab u t ~ e ad eiss jpsered to M selleased is the •I Inethalso beak ressoly published Mr. Mobs Baits—Am he es li g i e=d other, all the Nell SIMIStIsaNI ors sews d postestion to he 'sea ; the ease width wool its statues a/ Aimee to be pond was the semi of the Rollo aabowshir. Ms. Mike tvehmisted that the olatate of Mao hod a Milo openties rte that, end esaleinly the = seposilly Osailio Taft/. lyallesubsa, they Mesh woe Is hour of Ms ; hr they sail paseaby that soloosoless Nailonly be peaseriell mobil in he mown so whlalt they beisopei prologs Ie bsW sepelOwi embewedews. The Mel Jostios—Was it trot the asters of his dohs, u_ thew hie repressatatio chancier, that as =board* Meld OM bp pod ? Ns. WM—lt was said to he hem his mommtatim fitaimvs. TM GOO Jertie•-11 a wiewelp Wend late a esainat, maid he oft be owed ? • Mr. Miss submitted that the point would tura set to he used: rasher than of taateriality ;hiif be felt biewst to esswee the n, ha should ere that it was a 'dike, to asabsembespewasally owl net es esposentatios. Mr. holm stools—Perhaps the privilege Right have ads= eat is the esnootease sal allowing pooh 'wawa the hwellews is maissodoes Mhos fess. Mr. Will—Thew ewe Omit the words el bad wpm the matter. la Oneltelses it was said, that '. the =pot of Mil was ell Wigs judo, ogres that neither ea whew dee see say sad Inis et entwitto, can be promoted fer say debt or it th the Oath of that kingdom whweia he is sot to essida." The sees in Cromwers doe was she mewls ad, sod It was stated that the bolo of the Ambrosio who Bell joised with Ma is the ft wiss sled es& mows* be as under =trim Kos Zoo said ON Kw kw Modem was eleleted ; she TOM enateMed that the far ±b of oiwwwlers was of mesh /sheer eiwwwwww thee the poislweast el a pariah, Maw; esi be MI that la eider to Ms haw to i reiheriair ash le isieposhnt ia sotto wil MEMO Ms. MOM Monk--Bleinesse esessed to pat it upea bisseemenwites issewiest. Me had nod sconswhess that 4 belMs sold l b no _Ws • as then Megebro L. KM the holly et raeswegase Wass Moe hem the • theystisemated ,latth asths Oise theyoMesseell...VC: Kw llisehmAthaeeedee ow mold, Pose the use &- omitted that the IMMO Middlems, and ell owsweed, awl* be polled MO IEOO anti ; bus the Owes h. Kari him Oat she well wee poke Is eals enseO to bw,awil be, Oleo. musk eas as this olio H ofihegt,Mastvitalise to posh= Os impisibillty •be hod ad mite& flees hod boa wend asses Mod seabielahle wevemes; MI lay possime go ea far we atoning a sit hefts the mew er gob was about to be Wm ? M. Willel woo not aware that there was any instance of the Mad. but the rows was east people iii sot oars to slay the precodiags moil they or their worm was in "MVO Justiee—The statute of bane stepped ton tins. Kr. Willes—lt Oat that all actions egoist anbassadon 'hold be awn owl will lip. Judas Meals—Ali whom egotist hat particular A. at e solossier mad the essolnwel we oil Inas sod pions w be Limed whemby the p... afroposohne wow ar paMl abider sight be swesesd, ee Ms issis ad AMU& le sato% shwali be aall and veld to eh Wow Me - . MeM s te eshoisted that the law ol this was ass holed apt: the sheets al Aso; that only rssspisd • the Waft law. The Nahum dM so Noah di the law ea thesi ast. soll lbws woo toss whish ma a* hood wpm nos the eistale of Mo. lf he odd show Om by the law us mien amid be wahstained, Ile slats% if Anse wadi set Owl la the way. Vow hie sagest doe INN as alga of the "Dube el Ibuseorldt v. lbe Wet el Ihmirees." 6 les. :fond • ease in 16 las hook of ea odes trogli the Duke of Barandek to a InsiOtowhish he that at the time the led was gob be ents the DEW of browia ; and the ogee bid the plea ipso the woad that it did not O wafiekafilig w il&iser that he win at the Owe the reigning pekes de Mr. ;miss Kok said it void he erehhafrey if a ease sold be lbws ibis psonsaill 4 bed bus Owed before ring te oatialliaa. Ilho• all amolaloallor au a joint taatrootor. sok Iho Mammal, yes semi polsilp, would tt be oath le Mils to sop psesislisso Sibs plaintiff had no Wombs elf twilit* psis se pa The Chief Joilaw—Mo le Wig woe n oldie ponds. Kr. Melee Manle.—llis MON if Aim K. Drown° 100 a odd Ow a s s. sa. sobs& hi m_ rilli'llehollfeigbt Mew, sad so sighs boos so Wiwi.. Is as sot say sob boslessisse. • ifs. MOW OsurolL—Tbis email pea? Me pus' Ss blos ; sod dos se off posses whs. dome to Oill be Ka wasedisi ; he ft th• plaintiff weld set Is Minot solo it the esstamlnrs, the ha seeK set sae at ell, he he mid no as the antleambh ahheugh he a lOW sallsot hi the weisetakiag. il ittirsiritee mid be had Is. hashled with a tab- Weal *Ws& K. Drool eM alma ta June ving given witheitey so sa toll te ay "be opened ter him ; ha sad I alike ahosey but riefOrd the Mriediesiea of the wen Loga /86 66 ~ bid twee as ogle lOW et hid. JedoMINS was a matter Sendai* is Os hat Woo PO War—lt has low deeded en ambeesoder M. sot subs bis **sr et ass thisd. M. Ardis IWlo—iosseso ea miss owe Ion& =Janis lobs loss sat is as ostabswp, but he vas appiebd ss sabossoks, ma yes tiles ate* osiers sass. flat plessallse lossli Is yid. Ills WOW* Issllssriss d eb swam% reform& a Om lele Of 'MINION e. PAW ($ Deemel, to la Cititty's ssialas be i Rem lei tisk ob. Alms 4; to Va ts! mei Wm/Ma; le INS Zan Cismsbeiso, p. 14 ; sad so semi posslss Is 11,111 m. TM 41111111111011 I valittibow sow COURT OF EXCREQURR.-YESTERDAT. STITSPOD AT MN TIM AT WMTDIIIRIEI4-11111011 1111. DAMS MATT • D • COMMON MST. This was the lint sittiaies at Middlesex daring the present term. ibe list eontahts 94 mew tames sad erne reataitet. DSW.V V. HIACOM.-ASSAVLT. This was an action for as emelt brought by the pleiatiff against the defendant for haring mewed the Sail/'e shops end having used cereals defamatory weeds Wadley to injure his business, and for levies assaulted tho plaintiff and creates, a disturbance, during wlleh some of the plain tiff's property woe stole.. The delhadaat pleaded that Ise bed eat. red the shop by the laiatiff's leave and Brame, aad as to the assault that h e committed it le his ewe defence. Mr. Juan, in stating the case, said that the plaintiff car ried on the basis.. of a shoemaker, is • lame yor business, at No. 6, High-street, Islington, end tie d efew dant was an agent for the ale of boa' and doss wade at Northampton and in other places. Drew bad dealt for some with the defendant, but the transactions were eartMii through his (defendant's) clerk, Mathews. Oa the 11* Nev. Isetthe dein/last estand the plaintirs show andA he. the girl ht ateewleass 71.165., ea whisk the east eat • lINIMIV te that if Mthem mil Om allay lent to theie =lmre MAMA be pa it. Him& son Ms sent videri. ami seed mon Merest sad glageM ill:Vsea oaths itas* his Mit a N. I i li g s c a t Moak him a NAM . Dew was, tlwa semmiled *MI the "ha awe sad whoa astride he wikoseed • wawa eat VOA Mil 11St , calling the yield. " • Mader, • see millsme la irmshe," aril miss that hs west oat M • mode, a beg le small ribbed* The 'y he a wbs oseagrefe sassed to the Memed that bo eirtemed ibe mean mood Ass mad the Mbeerier _Monism Moms I am a eiresed of Ni &MA sod ass- My mid is the shoji j i c the stiff ly- Ike eikowst of the Midi th• plain said he milli tooth if the Was lest rem debated. Hien* tr ig he would moms OMSK sod Mg, "Ti. seeding veribmg, yes writ to width me SW ef ay ems ; erg If yes der% Du ire I'll midi mar sem Ildi as I MA mg UMW.. Mo Ni. thseit .sobers la ike yiehedlre hie ad am blis it blew m the morth; whist Mid ft my steel. sae Om earl Ilt Wow "a web melems," and "the ma de The pielatieleied Is pet him sat. awl th=t _ sil its *Miff Mgm • .hair, sad the GO M a{ ill frem bis bate whisk had hiss se, into the reset sw Assidie he 1 asielssei bb slime. He said Is the "lbw de you ism by psi listre—byfitending." " is ors all yew MOM= marey." „ Tor p sat MIL • salitli en t On nell= 00 thieve all e r w ess." • great , fla t=esseat m erneiseme tip ; lot they *foe= red dalmgart west my is his tart. Crows embed-111, men, is sot is the habit of seim; W Mora, leer dig be roe say at that day. In did sot 011ie the MismiesS. Ho pushe d him. I heel Ith. Olbed, a mem he Wills Limetreet. snits dm isibsiert W give the plendifistooserittp. The hissi wee swig Mir bis Mid • that me from Na Ni as Ni The So ft ods'at's bat was kaseked et is Ni owl be Ni over it. Drew did me base bier dews. mid Drew yes • shabby blew. sad bed beer take off his dieressd s nag le pealie debts with. Theme Dow, the plailiC ma rent maim sal ila* as seriest of the leeaseilles limier le dist dbeini by the Priwiliese. lladosse WMtim mommemirsl Ni Mime, bat Melts Ade saving mMedd Is dis t = id Mac limb Arse Thaw essmissil—ls win. Hod hoed the smile is the dem Mims Meisel GM the dehairmt. Had heard as delleirt mil her limberd a ewleatkiet Her Maud bog costal • limit eye, sad hie was cut. • imp mod bed seembied, sad Mr. to them. theowlig his emus about like a mrimp li reall es beim Al Na time he used vtry had b*SIMP- Cummastheed by Mr. Serjesat Wilkire—Did set me say NM os Mirralie face. He kept Wei it with hie mast bordimethief. J. Ulm mid Wm Puke; two of the L pielatilre= that they had or des MO/u swirier, M mg rig d Wm language is proem et She mod seerssied by the , W Ma Ms amt ot 11111 difilimilli pine molt deposed that other Ms gibing "plied he • wsnosi the bilearkg Auma 'Mies, se if ham a rears blew. &waft ems ler the NsistML ll e = Within airmen the he the deism, the Mier se • meet istrit he la r rus b i ezit 4 =my Is pa marl ged es the ..equwy is order OM be might mat the prelibmest whisk IthieN so dilly is wed tie lie nag mime Is sr ad mas. Me Na set &Whit*. lebriat had ea bad het this it me when be bad Ws millosed by ia he treat most. Tim lemma sedoest the the Mown. wispiness: Jar Brooch (esitaised by Mr. rigete—l GM the de fltie . i5 .... b and am a wholesale boot ori Me egret The owed me 21. 16e. I had applied for it smog dom. Ss t=e 17th el Witember, I *pis_ _ applied, whir dm de feudist seed, " glad pm am Witham, seed I will gal him." I told Ma I world imamme km whir be m il led me " a membleV red alma me or the site of the MM. Ms hired me up and lutookod me dews em the I bail pamierely wad se odessin league's. rha e r ill est riled him " • owellsmit'este• :"—I Ma's know Me reming of the wed, Der " • ma et • sosaurfeit," we "a MOM "denim the teemmlies. Mr. PipM-15111 0 Fget up—m. 1 Ms. Jaime—l my bed, to 112. Pigott's petting kola leseders. will ansit, *MOM, that he got up, or is wig he there sow. Mr. Pirelt—Proy, Mr. Jame, don't attempt to waste muftis,we MD dad you oat by Mr.leses Plate—We shell iag yeltriett the sent day. Witrese—l west hems er sas h i r d esy herd bused by a masa me. Ind leashes , sad mid sot Mead to my bmiress. I ham • Wei deal hos the blur. Cresaossmised by Mr. : mes-4 WU the *MI, he " had lei* lobe eft hie dimmed Mg sad hie dabs with b." I den's think I seed the wards " thief,' &a I mos Mit may km the fell. I Met know the maw lai of swell mimes. I cm% pity what it meas. I will have then ea you he M. I have Mel the phasse made see ' of, sal am it is maid to Magma poem. Mime it le mem loops eitemetors. I might have Mg be woe a mbar, but I won't be metals. Mr. Jagase—ls swell whom a teem of disport i Witaim—l swear I did sot sell his e• Mr. Jams somata the queens times. Witrem-00. eserthily it is. I rase say he took est • esapse beg to shim with. The ma at the tell.tar kid essight Mid of the Mee'. bard. bat I did sot try to drive M. I wilted till lime used the the polies ism I will sweet I did set say be W by sedmilisp • might wordaiYilar but I melted whet I saki. I savor thesebred to smash the plaiatire beedier's seas. We beg s illbeeree, sad be apologised no what be bed esill. dishird Othod oommi be was pselai by the Plaiatir° he or the day is guNMen, who be_ maw the defendant buds' from the Md. • pollens= ease sp, and Drew all be wished es give _Rinsch into custody for as ammult. 1 The palm= thee Med to take the chary, as he bad sot Mussed lobe amen, mg them wee so mark es the plain- Ws pee p ea di ro (Miesee) bad ems as eigs of isjshy es the ' tolimissraside riesmiek Pores. N MO, proved tha t he hatsass re met es the pniatiff's pane, but mw lierift may meek smile advised him to go home and Mg tri esietsma. 11r. Bens Plem—De you take parties late emerig e MOM the mauls soomittod ? We am me the mash samillog, ss del tome maths of Misses, before we en jar Is ImMitsponekt ims /hem Flei Miessek laN anseplaisod im‘willi t ff amo _ 1116 .4 r esbw_ Dosw nes meted" t Lakonia bays beer men semi le! M r& DINS Platt-01, oho , it depends as who impline Mlf boob easpiese mad My ore had auks of Ili t i= isa iret_pesdo t I would Ma bede—(laughter)—for maths a dimarbssee. Ha Bon Plats—Dm you weld sot have bees gamest al She illthithowm Weald you take both / Itilesmostsble—l wort, sag lets, if they were lighting. (la = i tifilez= boor OM as to Wm of the ward en the • head, the ore sired. Mr. Jame - lb. Bases M i t a Meired up, empeeethig the jury te MI sopernft ei the Won Indy, Melba fee the ;MOW or the sithese sis the mast Misseirg Wised the hoses without Yawl or Mares; Weelwag e se le the 1111,1111 t ; Mil WRAF.. lethealembsess weede i soll osiessiss a math by while ihe peeper; was kat. The jetty - theril hr tbe *lad( Oa all Use taunts : for broiling an d weft WM lobe leer sad the mauls, denims 61. • her Ni diressess wok III.; and he sth leans the ;Lob erg the Ws menimg Meshy, U. lie. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—.IruniDaY. RITMO IN MP& The hawing lamed ledges was late mit this waning for the purpose of iziag the 1t fa scan during the moist torn :—Lerd Campbell, Obis( Julies Jervis, Mr. Justice Coleridge, Kr. Justice Mauls, Mr. Jur. tics Wightrasa, Mr. Issues Creswell, Mr. Argos Brie, Mr Jostles Williams, Kr. Justice Talloard, sad Mr. Jae tire Crompton. Their lordships flied the lath iastsat for the hearing of anon hoar tbs Qom', Better, sad the lat of February for emus from the Bulisqur. There are a* snore from the Cosmos Plum VIZ MST LUICAIIIIII 1101AILT 0012 ANT O. 11/1 LAYlolJatil LND you:um NAILWAT 00111LST. Their lordships gave *driest, eflimiag the jadramit of the smart below. DOUBT OF BANKRUPTCL-.41112111DAY. mum wa. osonernesa ram II SI 110141M011h8 11 Lionsiumur MOWLTION. Thy -. as the alisswasi awrillasie maks la the sese Si.-.., halms brew, al Sullisra. • The aw• has boa taws* UlnafMaw e, awl was allawsed ea *a last mai^ 1110 - Multi alia= chair . toss Loma ma assasat Nag widuk tbe bell wok tab a Mr. Mayan at that passe. K ag z=i, sppemi. ma Wawa slat dia awlisas pseediallassalwallaraw, lobo was she beak - rapes beelbswila a Vaw Alia haw lals lb* piss* stem Inia Oa thaS rood be liked dial es I,_ THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1854. sertifieste should be defined till the action pending spinet Meyers was disposed of. Too assipsesholieved the trans mai,. to be a fraudulent one, sad loped that the covert, by esessias an adjournmeut, would aid the oedema in ask Istrestigetion. The bankrupt ad obtained these psis set Wait, giving sit months' bile gra thew, within viktrAollllo it wa s "iis al l e f e di a . ilar l What could vs. osie s = o. lolll ree from wee waiter at be had ebeiked se wadi as SIR meth of ; sad in all beam Via sad 5.41111. worth had I . lolllt out. . Lewis prised for as Immettials Hagar aid Nair staseuat witsetese buss ren ewed by the a bbet be was therethee bawl to Mit this upon tho bahreps. Ts do other wise would be te eat a maims to baskrapts for deluding their creditors. After some of the creditor) bed bees asawked. Mr. Lewis said it was always abramate kr a bankrupt in that court Mere lbws was fin shits, Ow *ea l'Pamedt I owed were sa sad a allatSica Ins VS indite's Legg alwa yleyed, ys willing a sand a puma of the asses ba salvias m peal& the dam. If ama ems to tits weep vighla SON ho hell • ma th beast shame esli te:= The If I hod ay own way, I ► wad say, tame there is se estate, the oit4 slat of • beeknary ahead be le maw every creditor a judging:at editor. es Ear, lear." beet several creditors present.) That maid be en my Mehsehfag those who ems bore without a Sabin einem Illa Cases. tbadisial ecnignes, stated, Ii sumer to tint names, that km llw 1111111111 Mill 'valved his Australia, the asks of goods had ammated to 8171., and the arras bed wised the remit le NIL 1 Mr. Lewis aka' te es awed whisk bed ben res. and by Ma me. tube had nursed from Autralia, sad W boa essaka k that wart ea the peesediag day, N C R, Se aide of thu meads et tbe teak aunt IN, bre bees emdlowed up la armee, tome of the drawee apposed enerbitan frobass, 501. ad to plums kr etesadleg to bid a t ea owelina. (Lagleter.) TM Oimaiiener—oh, I sea nay hellaa the gemibi lity staid, *Wm la Masa r Ibis ematry. TM pew ties le se mama, that I *kb Led Lk Lamers ha oho mat @ilia ef his mat "Vaal? aid Perriessa" west imams • „ Amami o = re kr. Leak aid *see woe ark& meld ap grwireageas be Ms earawy. bet new se as Mel. se M. hr ea egg, es. id. gar • Mae of boo, old 71. be a Feb Items. Owe Loge ilea wr m a r Mayers's ewe rammisllea. Anther Lak e _isseitted to she biat _bid irkiespard by the Made essigues. TM isliNese—Thet semi is Os Mum net by any bu t the .411 Ow part et the lawkapt, or of Massa bet beam the Maas embus a beekrept's ba wls to he delivered m the gelid miens. Ms. *Ow WI thst amadam bed ben wads ea the pea Napa twer p sat WI:EX related by the on line. It owe Moguls, k ememt, that be Illeiged pa sir ke'beele k Games; while 11111 pile elbeekesa eves a lt i e %ttradssman In Helhen, erne pa Mos is 4* Ilk. Seam Mee peered his the Mambos, aid mid he add eigiela Shat. He leek eat with him rams bash set moth le. fid. • pair ; bat Ow boots he reamed te. wen wsra ihe end in WV a Ile dMj PIM about Melbsawm ems up le the isidem aid aahhte the pries be had sisal is his emali. lib Beam MA the essegat peaksei wes utterly weelb -siabiowkg fts beks iwashedi The bmiwor ma lt y net mat eat the gale ash friaideaS tle deal with the ems swidasterlly, the ma and ND the Mars that bed pawl bases. Kam aid the beak I egg all ibe A s k ease lap Ma of bameldge As bad el Ilaysee's pre ! eseftt. k ba h 14 Mak lispees maims had kis dwinefult ba the well= wee M il ihe beekrapt wee implisated fait TM ewe sn ska. be a *ad. INSOLVENT DEBTOR, COURT.—TasTraDAT. aims n. MINIMINIINIM runup& IN WI JA ZMIEMOND MIX. This lassimat, who was aa wadlassie is New Oxford. street, was opposed by M. &A sod eapporesd by Mr. ooks. A sheet time age the immivest paddeasel limier the Per Motion AO, awl kb i c ie r was diemima iless =z= tint whim be wee a k be ampemaied with bis eel Obey bad set ma mad a lap! release. His debts wen bad se be abeee lSDi. He had dear the dismissal of his petition beea areestsd, and mow applied madam the Priesasme Act. By his es sodomise, it appeseed Oat be had ace &milled himself of roUlshaliNoste4oll4 Moon he ems a liasadrepos. He had bees a rid:saner la ClMMillalket, sad afterwards sa suitcases. He was mamba so t• the removal of saws foraitare to Callege-plask Cemdereawm, sad the property bed boas mini by as emanate from a meaty court. Mr. Heed embeaded Oat the haelmat should have bee desselbel as of Telmabem-ernirt-roa.L Mr. Cade% Mrod dot the moat dasesiptioa to the pablis was Kr. Clemmisimer Philips Irma the man ("Mies, sad dimeareplais isetamiallisa So as mask as per :I= si mbedsal pada The Meshed was tailed to be disabsigei. &op Haltom and Amalie, Hinassay wen g r ;:eit . iniaed, M m charged with enislag great enmity to Ann Holloway, aged 16 maths, their Weediness ofhprfag. The Olga of the lam remand was tie gather MONK* as to the shill's ems whin it was memo&taM tha hands of ry e after Ming oat to nano. Wise. ail Oar at *a leash gelsener, swore that ibo &hough dab, Wm sat In any way liquid whim die elle= k ft maw Ibt Ile ilk Kr. hams Menolm, &int Thomas's Iloseuil, said the child wet se hi m by Mrs. Nulty, the landlady, ea Weimallay , w 4th instant, whoa he And it sad Swig that the right forraim was boom and Me left was ahe Woken TM adier-tese was lii w . beehisoad sums of old bents ware an the right hg, teen= ken dawawarde a= is the dint Joni under dm shin The higharse ar steel of sum days iinading, shim tae days or a forfteg Thous inn no mike of videos, where the Mame won sitnaMd, neither did it *gem ass any himlngso as spilabi had been need. The What vas extremity nmodated, this, and weak. It seemed gy whoa food was offered to it, 'and witness then it in danger . Itbadshis taken food well, aad woe Math aserebee is .Mel from taking food. The Add Mt no polities dime. and was then ont of danger. He woo ems that me aft =ld hags sae= .11it dad with out hewing the frightful =le it me in Me Mon= Mu* engem Randeglinin - fww. New mid the hods genener bratglit the islet to Wirt 8 4einaiday. the Ida ultimo. Ho main= it and In= a taneola ea Mr left foam me right am was milt twisted at tit lif dn. Whams ulna - hart hew it amoeba that elite, when dm replied that it bed boss out to vas. sad en hem= ham en Monday ; end the party who Inaegit it bum woo drunk. Ha did am see that the sollawhino wag deka= haatered. Witness advised her is p lane eel =gm the Whet to the hospital the mat My. Mr. Alleeket, on headsg that there were so other wit tiness, said he had made op his mind to oonunit the pri mous for trial, hat M ha undentood from Mr. Moreton, the heesiwerpea sena bemlml, that the child was not then is Magee, he wadi mime bail for the prisoner's M ailines at the 1111116111 2 Mr. Change rigeselsa that 2i hours' aotioe shoald be given, as the a sf a wino dsseotption. Ah'ign lit* ands drie seem and the prisoners were ?mama by the Jam Baszvorinan—The nelgatiele rmaived 101. from the Loathenellin' Comfy,errA IS ban " F. L. P." Mary dot Jobbil n ra .1117,71;7(17: spa 18 years. who destabod bused as arena eat of pros, and trews Diwis. a pang mews IN well haws. won ellespi. the bet with alma. a Memo% desk. shawl. Mr digi t mod ether artidm, smith, kilo with »niche a prim at them. Men Law* the wife at a ger domes wading at Brampton. to rat Tuesday J °hangs came to her beer mad in tuited ei Paw If them was a armor wailed. She asked bee who bad sent bee, and she repU.l that she had been Midis drat all the meaning raft abor" situation, when, a temiumeab shop it the msfgbMarhesd where she hal logabsi, she was told le wow es mitoses who was ia west et ems. Milwre happened to he ping eat at the time ths phew mak awl die tell bee is _ «n to the after woe whoa she would spook to her. When witness n amed here rem sown she plesedleer hennas. shawl, cloak, erg gran, and aro a mil whirl she bed been wearing, wpm the sofa is the treat parlour. She then went to her hones nor door, where she bad not been rag when she heard a knock at her own dim She the kitchen door in the area. sad saw Cr a ft was the primer. She asked the prim lee name, and she OM Mr It WY Mary Ana Dania; sad I. answer to ether 'Who" she mid her media kap • small shop at the bask of Walhampoew Chunk and the enyhedy would tell her where to Ind Me mothee. Wires Ohm told her she would make 114= alert her, aid ImM let her know if she sated. thew armed the der, and she at the time thought Me a t rase had pee away. About a quarter of an Wee words wrier was toy mesh alarmed at bee ewe memo romans to he r other *We Musk era abbe he if she had Mari be gid who had applied he the sheaths to welt I. the podgier use she alas fa, as she had Ina them and ram oL Wirer immediately rue isle her Muse. sad at atm hem the sob all bee deres she had samtissetatosperedg she bead that the prisoner had entered ha boom, end led stern two riap, two brooches, a slspaasr,if a frank and a pair of slippers. The seat maeigg. wen berg for her boots, re found that they bed else less taken sway. She father Erred from the eidilmstire in the front parlour two salt spoons, whisk hid eel bass bead. All the other property had hese seemoned. is. Omer Mobley was feud by the police wearing a pales et the Mien property, some of whisk also was in the poineedan i = who accompanied her. sok Inn EDGWARE-ROAD NIGHTLY REFUGE FOR Th. POO At the Westminster Polies Court, JAN Abbot was charged with receiving money under the false pretence that he was the collector for the West-end Refuge for the Houselen Poor In Market-street, Edgware-road. It was shown as the prisoner's previous examination, that a person aimed Guyenette was the manager of the re tage, and prisoner, up to 1860 his collector, was empowered ztv: reeds* to the benevolent in his imam The charge the mowed was that, since his diembeel, he had sails' upon Mr . Locke, M.P., sad periodically draws his sutra sabeseiplime, giving the receipts as before in the ices of • Its the ease, Mr. Broderip observed that a new casapiesion beekret upon it by Mr. Wontaer ia his ammoonlimillit. This was called a society, when it seemed vary guesfesable indeed whether it was not the prepare/ of the Mims Goyenette, who had been examined at oust lama, Sado hownelent public were contributieg to whet they hotbed to be a society. There were bill tramodame sad ether things which did not redound to Thames ohissoisr, and he after what he had hoard, died& take 111 Thank, to &atomise urea ars, mad shoal& tabs he the pabessee *spasms& ia the llisped the path mild to pat spa their guard spiel this omits& betels. Toilaress Mr. Herring, a solicitor, apposed to conduit thei=ollobta, at which Mr. Bridget) ezpveried his sada. awl dm 'mewled to mike hither lassides about the isetitallom It appeared from the adadmisa of this gbdomaa that Ovpmette th e y Mtiessed the imbityliftesa puma. mad that Om lease e premien was is its ammo. M. wee poolesdlog is say that Lad Dudley brunt wai lk e i se th ei the sollwr sammillee, wham 1 Eh. Wesim lotheboil the assettlimbelembhip mead ' Maths " ebb is WI; thr ordiebb mom thr. Bab* Weal whew ware the liseke et the eselety whisk ramie bast limi gosissai ea that day, and was in formed that thay wore st the isatinnies. Ile then ached what wee the boom of the WWI? Mr. Hombrolidthat Mr. Walker, one of the meamittee baba% haired hold him it wee about 801. lb. Besift milbestsi to the solicitor that he had been told ea the ha somisa that 7,700 persons had been re. 111•111 bat Moab Mew could that be ? thyssella aid that the receipts but year amounted to shoat 2161. se WA Mr. Disailp sigma to know the names of the auditors oldie Mr. H soi . mad that Mr. Brener had audited them. Mr. B theaght it a most unusual thing for a trea surer to media ova accounts, and Mr. Brazier had been represented as the tromm. Mr. Herring admitted that there wen no regular auditon. The amass woo stab up, sad duly othetitted to the rubserthams thr impootism Mr. Brocialp..—l as get setting tangible to show that this is a real seelety—es beim, no auditors, M. Herring, I us Mins he the he. Nap of a society, sad isn't get them. I with Mr. Osman. So be sworn. The each hosing bees sisiiistired, Mr. Breilorip.—l with Se aiii you • quietism. Yon will understand it is sot with say wish to be othimive to you. I ask it in at sem of a letter I hoe nosteed—Were yes sot tried at Old Bailey cm the IT* of hum, 1863, for uttering a forged sets t Ouyesetto—l was.. Mr. Brodialp—Tea Mao it ins a false sharp, sad 111' 4, 7 br e was sew fartaalas ea it. I did. I was seamed eisads"—Wlthb did yes t Idle notice ? am sot booed in the law. I was told there vests =vv . amothiss nesemary. /Nit year ma lithe sawn the question mil tally, he Ica may test of it thowhere. I ask yo u woo_. oath whether you have given amine of sego:: Tas meat nth so dismay Mr. Herrin. lbeg rea lsoomosi the Mar them Mr. Weak *a pemssiS s opuistai *Me O ary ia wba Imo that aossi ha tho Gsyssella said an was pamilbs, be to lamb dm mosibpate that le had asulved am as et li t • mid that • writ me hosed, bat, hoe ni bs recmded as I have no =that from what I Lou sob ifs rear kaawledsge cad aperients as a lawyer, he ilia yos are ebbed to melt credit, you acted my Minh% _lls. Besiottp (to Ouyesotte)—How came you to swear, whoa last Me, bat you wiriabaitted by Mr. Bingham, at Sr. Montas lthattionashmimpot aimblasil that Mr. Bingham timed there mail hem sesitollea, sad Maid sot have obod, but was prima by Mr. Dos ter the pramostisa, cad the. sick mo Na ll "'MS - ,one's appammis. Mr. lhoderip—Mew sea ',I balm this ma t Ho more abseil, that he we aimalated by Mr. Blare and kept bask the that that his aspdttal was at the Bailey. The trial ma the 17th of 7ase, anted after is sheaths he eirhasp sad sweat as Min w plebs& .liatin was tree le admit that AIM is sob* of 115th Oa alba did ammo the oppommes of • private mialy. ABM that Mr. Vain sal ethos emanated to be semblesessa. Biteable palls it had dim much good. Mr. Weer math essiediss k anus b kb elloat's Sews emd athasase, Mr. *Oa* there was so merit is the &=lthalsair then might .be as the other skim If did me him messy he had me flab to have paid 1 himatlf at the expose of Mr. Liam Midst On *pm beam he maid wish totrine hew Mr. lonise bah shim thlo ape far • pambiloa. 111r.Ithadessimitted that he mine probability of satin a sosolithim spa the name of Osyesette, sad tharefito within, the pamsallim Man mos Os isibargel. THE POLICE COURTS. kW. OlmswediseenZle7s, endderniem roma ns. wise were um Weirder drew* with Mein robbed • lady eta Mad at Om new el Leedenhelbstrest and BlimpipieWeet, end with babe ie:pesisedee of a rem nen& esatebing elide Maws and • saw pony set ill a eMPlikkimith siestend W have haw Mei" were oil bred Wm& Z. W. Obis. Mr reeandestices. Bit E. W. Webs implied whether the saw who ap probeeded the peimasei led be ebb le Norms the lady whys Woods beg bow saidebei hem be deem Webb (et the Oby deleetive peilee) ..M.l have not yet bees ebb te hod the bey, bet I lope WM. ham the whit cation Is the stevedore's et the we of reldery this day, she may be beamed et libe end may be indeed to giro evidence cm the fin B. W. C 801110.4 that in a ease of sects imps dist sebbory as thiethe will, it Wormed of the appre bombs aus Wow, eine lerwmd to state whet so her kameleip bee tikes Ow ?ben is tee dada that the bird epee ens painenhemd NOW earrideerosd the s a g eswinaded direr way pine, mail IWM the bar will sot be Wedintle h em Se fiat* hie rte Wiilimm Oreb. she ws ebeiped es ith havieceleten sew we aMt, thepoperqet It.W.:tla :Ws rah Clempeey, wee bremiU Wee briber, bassi- Babe, sad eisaitted for trial. 84 It. W. Cordes requested that the press weld as hnowledge the reedit et IL Is. tion Mr. .1. G., throsgh Sir Risked Weis% Ire the poor bee. ILAILEOROUORSTREsi. RieherdDapb wes dined with seft a fated 101. Beak of Regin" ane to Elisabeth ain, wife of . Mt -- , U. Breakesses, St Janis's. Mins& KAM said—Os Istarday, the Mb Deem' her, neat Vint is the main, the pleases, wMa she MI amen= beim to h's losowiedrn, ease to the bar, isid, " pa obi* Mr. Dan wi th dingo he • 101. seas r' as Os awes tine mane that lLs.Devls nand • genes et pls. Winn% Mind said to kla 6 ; 61. 1111X Er. Davis do yea mess i" Re replied, " Ns. sines, dews the sieset." Witness asked the *i 1 he wend ba m n aIL sets. He laid, "No ; ea the ay is wenn Is g I gE nes." The pl eases added dim Sr swans, was to give a lees di round, as is was ClelAnas maid the scan with the gages aegis. The }die asked Sof , g and add, "Nevem min puny the ark is she se the gin will ens be i dean. This phew thn lons what eppeased le be a 101. son, sad be naissillie cheap is Mae sessesirns, aad Ha M., midi, nib the ite, mils Ms almost of w = min Wises pat As sin Me the ash bas 11111 eh OIiTY. Lt. _Witness' Mien Meng engine et thiC sorer Mani hire es seerff ha mat ts Delds's. es Meson et abase • epsiterrdsa Mar wilenn bonne if esseesed with the phials laetsiy. Wines seal Mr l inden& he hail plias ablags *en the Open The phase espied, " Nei I IMO Ikon it away.' Whams ohneards wk the son lees the canbes sad pre it to beabsaL James Hellen saw ide nib give the nesse for the son IM.Ribiesel the primer ma of the hone. The prince enema is seal am is Re dinseles et Mr. Dan s when I=4: 46, as eisi sestelsed, na al isto a pablie4Mese la whin be heft ihe {is. The Inman lied to seine he earsher Mae, trod was be get late the nom he threw the Lisa an dings ins dee non Wit ▪ the. laid held et Nor and bombe Ida bask to hi hew noses Davis had set seat the prima he Anse or ▪ Inputs, Konen said the primer retried is give his real sea an address at the antiurban, bat Ise wit for m=he F dividoe of podia. Wyberd, ban inspector, said the sate was a ile asissaer said loathing sad wit lay esunitted. Itainvramos.—Frees "A. E.," 61.; "J. 0.," U. ls.; , '" W. D. 101.; "J. Y.," 21. • and "F . L. P.," IL, have bees revolved for the Poor-b oa. SOUTHWARK. Semi Orme* an Mot Ward were brought _beton Me. Winn% eingod with seuelhig • dieep's Med boa hr despot Thema Gellasy, • balskes, at No. 76, 130 , mairepaisest. Mises Penn No. 1 31, said les was es aft la lisenead• err swot neat • porn Is On penny seases, when Y saw Ifs two Innen seer the pressestarie There two seendebeep's heals Wag ea the eldlbseN is heat et *spWY Ralarlft mw Crawley lamb use of. it an Swiped it sin Me 'MA eat theyvaileed of. • Mend ni eels ernes the heed was Mail la Os pasanies if Weird, enseeled anew ine nigh The pensalm said that he saw the pima together lostwass hat an Ms Weis* yesterday stamen is tent ti bias} Wu& la a siseep's beet, 'mks ow is g i g p iths& s sp by the doer. He inissilstde sawed runs ad Nand then with the nein* with Mei we ROA Mb Wan. Crassid she Mew main of dr whet phesen die pied up a shaer's Mei an awn! I Wirth" she,, ones the use leaving the was Ines hu mass*. Wad soli ehe Paid ay the bleed la to mot, sal dld mat haw Is abaft Mt. A7lldoll=ii both he Left. MARKETS. COTTON.—LtvairooL, JAS. 12. —Ws bays bad t steady market today, and, compared with the rates &arrest lest west, mires of all desariptions are unchanged. The, sales have amounted to 6,000 bales—all by the trade—and comprising, in addition to Americans, of which about 2.400 ware sold, 230 Penman end Maranharna, 61d. to 7/4. 6 00 Erfittiata. 6ed.; and 800 Surat, 20. te 41d Im parts, 45,000 bales. NAlfaspirrsz, Jaw. 12.—We have had a quiet and railer &ill market, but a moderato business is doing in goods suitable to the markets of India; and prime, both in cotton yarn and cloth, are generally ratter firmly main tained. WOOL —BaAD7ORD, Jan. 12.—Throughout the week, and to-day, the prices demanded for wool so completely paralyse the spionen that they will not boy, and a very meagre bulimia has been done in consequence, for to oover Nat b imponible, and it is not improbable that farther martailments in buying will follow. Nob and broke, are without elmage.—Bradford Observer. MANUFACTURES.—BIULDPOILD, JAN. 12. Terns : The business doing is strictly to order, and anything but an overage of former years. The comparative high price sought for ail binds of full-bred wools, renders the spinners' vocation very discouraging. Pieces :—The recent fire on the 29th Leo. having caused large quantities of goods to be »mond from the manufaciteren' warehouse, they have since been brought into the market on terms favourable to the buyers, and anything so offering deters regular goods big freely bought. Heavy goods, merinos, lasting., and misuses, being all wool, area most miserable trade, the cost of the raw material being such that the trade is altogether profitless.—Bradford Observer. CORN.-Btitunecneut, JAN. 12.-At Gloucester market oaths 7th wheat was 41. per quarter dearer; at Worcester, same day, new sold at an aivance of 35., aced old of 6s. per quarter. Barley a slow sale at an improvement of Is. per quarter. Oats held for a similar rise. Beans, Is. to 24. dearer. Peas unaltered. Daring the present week we have bad • pause in the trade, and very little has changed bands. Some flee white Canadian wheat realised lls. Bd. pee 621 he. Barley maintains its value. Oats and beans tendiag upwards. Peas neglected. At this day's market there was a large supply of wheat, the sale of ail qualities of which ruled dull at about the currency of this day sennight. Higher pries' could be obtained for barley. Oats la. per quarter dearer. Beans advanced Is. to 2s. per quarter. Peas unaltered. The millers advanced the retail price of flour Bs. 4d. per sack. Dims', Jam. 12.-We had an extra large supply of grain of all kinds to-day-a double market in short, owing to the stagnation of business last week from the inclemency of the weather. At the opening farmers asked much higher prices for wheat, which canoed • slow teed*, but ultimately a fair busbies was done at from ls. to 2s. a qr. above last week's prices. One lot was sold at 90s. by Mr. Cook, of Roundway. Barley also was in large supply ; in average quelities there was no difference in price, but a few samples realised an advance of la. a qr.; 46e. a qr. was the top price. Oats were Is. a qr. dearer. No alteration in beans and peas. Wheat, best red, 82a. to 881.; middling, 695. to 835.; inferior, 555. to 69.. Barley, 46e. Oats, 31s. Beans, 42a. to 64a. Peas, 38s. to 48s. Flour, fine, per sack, 64a. to 685.; seconds, 00e. to 645. M•uounants., JAN. 12.-Our market this morning was scarcely so active as during the week, but holders exhibited unabated firmness, and the following advance must be noted on the currency of this day se'onight. Wheat 6d. to Bd. per 701 w. Flour, 4.. per sack, and 3s. per barrel. Oats, 2d. to 3d. per 451bs. Oatmeal, 2s. per load; and beau, Is. per quarter. Nawasx, fur. 11.-Our !market to-day has been but moderately attended, the breaking up of the frost causing a resumption of business. Although; the transactions of the flay have been less extensive, and the supplies but limited, gut the exchanges may fairly be considered as a reflex of the trade in this district. In wheat there was another o:Mor aliser, @deuce, and there is every appearance of the high = i f 1847 being again realised. Barley was in steady at • further rise is value, and other grain, though set la good request, was higher. Averages : Wheat, white, from 94a. to Os.; red, 89s. to 94e. ; barley, 431. to 484 .; oats, 325. to 355.; beans, old, 595. to 625. per qr. NEWBURY, JAN. 12.-We have this day • full average supply of wheat, for which high prime were demanded, sad an advance of U. per qr. was complied with. The supply of barley moderate, for which there was a good demand at 2a. per qr. advance. Oats, beans, and pose remain station ary, though rather more doing in oats. Uxnanicin, Je.x. 12.-There is a good supply of wheat at to-day's market, and the trade is dull though dear, with ea advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. oa the prices of last week. The beet price for old is flee. ; the average price 80s. per qr. Barley is la. per qr. higher. EDINITIRON, JAN. 11.-We had in the market to-day 904 qrs. wheat, 1,670 barley, 1095 oats, and 167 beans. There were sold-Wheat, 741 qrs.; barley, 1,587; oats, 1,080; and beans, 167. As compared with last week :-Wheat was 6s. up on the top, and 4s. ld. up on the average. Barley was le. 6d. up on the top, and ls. Bd. on the average. Oats were 3s. up on the top, and 2e. 2d. upon the average. Beans were 2s. up on top, and 3s. 9d. up on the average. We had rather a good supply of grain in the market to-day. Prices considerably up for all aorta, and sales quick. There was a good demand. Wheat, 63e. to 90e. Barley, 325. to 451. 6d. Oats, 255. to 875. Beans, 445. to 5&. Weight of top wheat, 6311ba. ; barley, 58}lbe. ; oats, !Albs. ; beans, 65flbe. CATTLE.—Lune, 12.—There was a great attend ance of buyers at this fair yesterday, and a good clearance of stock was effected. There were for sale 560 cattle, aid 4,600 sheep. Beef sold at from Bs. to 9s. per stone of 181 be., and sheep at Rd. to 7d. per lb. NBWAIM, JAN. 11—There was only a small allow of stock in our market to-day, and not very much business doing. The prices asked were equal to fort night th re pre vious. There were 84 beasts and 212 pigs penn. EDINBURGH, JaN. 11.—The number of cattle in the market this morning was 849 or 157 more than on this day se'nnight. The demand being good, sales were readily effected, at from 3d. to 6d. per Dutch stone. Top price of the best beef, 96. fld. per Dutch stone ; current top, 9a.; current price, Bs. Bd. to 95.; middling and inferior arts, from 7s. 6d. to B*. per Dutch stone. At the close of the market a good clearance was effected. The number of sheep was 3,935, or 23 more than last week. Sales dull, and prices much the same as last market. Top price, 7d. per lb.; current top price, 6ld. to bid. per lb.; current price, from sg. to 13d.; middling and inferior sorts, from oid. to bd. per lb. A good clearance was effected. CHEESE.—SkLISBUILT, JAN. 12.—At our monthly market held this day, we had a very good supply of cheese of prime quality, there being about 200 was pitched, and the attendance of buTen was more numerous than of late. The pries of cheese, in common with all articles of provi sions, oontinues to rise, and, is consequence of the high pretensions of the producers to-day, the sale in the early part of the day was Tether slack, but from the feet of their being very firm in their demands, buyers had to accede to their extravagant prises—vix., from Is. to 3s. per ton ad vanes, and on these terms nearly all on offer changed hands, exeepffng a few inferior lots. The following is the average of prices:—Skims, 30s. te 38e.; halfakims, 545. to &muse% 625. to 725. ; and Cheddars from 765. to Ms. per ton. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING. • BULMIKONAM, THVISDAY. The third of the meetings of the ironmasters of this district for the current guanor was held in the Town Hall this afternoon ; there was again a very large attendance of the trade, and many a day has passed since there was so satisfactory a quarter day—accounts so large and settle ments made with such remarkable punctuality. Equally cheering ere the reports of all concerned in the trade ; si- multaneously there is lam called for from all quarters, and for the most varied and novel purposes ; for the United States end Canada—for the European continent and for India—for ship•building on the hanks of the Clyde—for iron-houses for Australia and California—for sheets and boiler plates—for the usual general purposes of railways aid for railway carriage building ; the demand just now will be satisfied only with the produce of years. Quietly aincs last quarter-day ban have been pat up at least a pound a ton, without any formal meeting of the trade ; pigs are worth 10s. a ton more than they were three months macs; and every parcel of any description of iron offered to-day was readily taken at current prices. Tin-plates were called at Is. to Is. 6d. per box higher. The business of the meeting did not terminate until half past 3 o'oloek. THE WEATHER TABLE. FATINIT, JANCIMY 13, 11114. The state of the weather at each .f tse bilowiag phew at sine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. r.w.; Calmar FOga Cahn ; Overcast. -.....airma—B.; --a ; Guarrwicit—B.S.B. • Gentle Breese ; Overact. thsoon—N.W.; Cali% ; Herursos-8.8. • Light Airs ; Partially Cloudy. The name from ; the following places did not ruck this eau is Sae ter publication yesterday • they, therefore, laiieste the state ,ef the weather on Widnesday morning allsealduk. lanzazoi—N. ; Calm ; Overcast — Prat. llow.nrome—B.; Gentle Breese ; Overcast. HOLTIERAD—E. ; Gentle Breese; Frosty. Larcursz—N.; Calm; Cloudless. Waiter—N.B. ; Gentle Breese • Overcast—Snow. Dasztwovex—N.W. ; Gentle Brine ; Partially Cloudy —Sharp Frost. thus—N.B.; Calm ; Cloudy—Hard Frost. DEATHS. LINCEL—Jan.IO. at Chorelt-road, De Bearseoir-to wife a( H. W. Oa* of Atabwoblane, aged n. RAWLEY.—Jan. 8, at Rryngwyn Rectory, Monmouthelure, Merl Gertrude, wife of the Veit. Archdeacon Crawley. LUDDLESTONE.—Jan. 10, at Newark.upon.Trent. Anne. widow a l the late J. Huddlectooe, Req., aged 83. 'ALIIRIL—Jac. 10, at Willebri.lee„ Bethel. relict of G. H. Palmer, Req., of Keynshea, Bontenetalgre. lATT.—Jan. 10, B. Platt, Esq., of Keppel.street, Ruwel.equarer aged 83. LONOEVIT2.—A remarkable instance of longevity is recorded in the Journal do Saint Petereboutg. M. Pierre Soenovaky died in November last, at Moscow, at the age of 122 years 1 month and 25 days. He was bon under the reign of the Em press Anna Joen-novna, on 4th August, 1731. At 10 years of he was placed in the school of painting at St. ' , denims. He remained there until 1788, and was dis tinguished as cos of the beet pupils. At the age of 57 he entered the arm as sub-officer in the regiment of Pato brejanalq (Jotted@ ; ha took part in the second war with Turkey, and was present at the taking of Otehakoff. He quithei the service es let January, 1796, with the rank of captain in the army. In 1812 he entered the !militia of p himd moo e d by w a sjug wee HALER. of Na ey umber MONOW, and was prase% when 80 rue of age, at the met. l a tea my a t pesos, at the Mee. le wawa. kettle of 13ceodtze. Wen. la the prelim at Iwo, J•111/AST Oar r.a.1.--Jan. Demo' Elizabeth Sewell, third daughter of the late Bay. J. 'swell, Vial . of &Mulch, Staffordebtre. MIAKESHATT.—Jan. 10. at Memel HOW, Milham.road, Wroth) Margaret, retie of C. Shakeshatt, Esq. TATLOIL—Jan.., at Oollegwatteet, Islington, J. Taylor, P'S., aged 60. THOMPSON.—Jan. 9, at Brighton, T. W. Thompson,of Hale* worth, &Mk, aged 69. TILEII.--Jen.7, at Baking, Tam; wife of Mr. A. Tyle r H of that 9 1090 . •4 011 es. r.-Jan. 4 B. L Eq.. of Pall-mall, aged l• ST Heft . MAlza . rBll42yAT : LE11,9 . PATENT, iIiARLOWS PATENT CASK STAND,. wa r . ranted to last Fifty Years, and to repay its cost a Masar d told. 4 attire of this machine is powerful and Pimple ; by turning t h e wheel from lettoright the cask to raised without trouble beyond Its level, so that say sediment or hays recede !ram the ray; .. 1%, alb by mowing the wheel tract i i eight to left It is lowered an. . ~.. so Impalpably th at th e • ~ ...S sediment of the mat ..., i:r.. .„ : Wepid l: e fluld t get by gu re i t pore,, . 4 I ~ 1 • ... '• wine, ha., ma, be drawn oft perfeely bright. me . advantages of the Patent : , Cask Rand ate obvious s awl" °,O l . . . whim amok an the ohl calk .. . stead require tilting, a i , - block of wood, &e., to pot • under it; the conotrqueace Is that the sediment to the. turbid, a second fermentation ensues, the Auld le never bright spin. and mutually twn or three quarts, at the least, in every conk, us wasted end thrown away. Upswings gratin.—JMlEb BuitlAnY, Investor and Patentee, 14. Simi Williaarstreet, Manske-house. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Antoinette Patrol, Nelson, of and for Norway from Lot ion, in ballast, was stranded near West Hartlepool last night, and immediately went to pieces; crew saved.— Hartlepool, Jan. 11. Commerce (schooner), of Aberdeen, from Dsntzie, with wheat, water-logged and unmanageable, ran upon the rocks opposite Ladyloan Station yesterday; crew saved. Dundee, Jan. 10. Catherine Maria, of Odense, Hansen, was observed this morning on the Strand, at Druridge, and almost imme diately went to pieces; crew drowned.—Warkwortb, Jan. 10. Dankbar, of Konigsberg, Aschendorff, from London to Newcastle, in ballast, has driven ashore from her anchors near this port, and become a wreck; crew saved.—Sua derland, Jan. 11. ABILIVBD. humor 0111.1.4T01-at Liverpool, January I; from New York A1111•31Sai-Yt Liverpool. January it. hum. Baltimore' Ararca-off Liverpool, January 12 AIIWDA-01! Liverpool, January 12 Aul-at Oravreend, January 12, from. Dunkirk Bus Ours--off Llterpool. January It BRITIOISHt liverpoo4 January 12, horn Dalhousie Comma-a Liverpool, January IR, from Ncw York Colman- off Liverpool, Jan. II Cnaroui-at Dal, January 19, from Demerara Oar.smanas- at Mstol, January 11, from. Manua. Csionwa-at Bristol, J 0.110.1117 11, fr0M...... ........ .- n:. York Conoempar-at Deal, January 11, frees Cadis Dsoosia-at Falmouth, January 11, from- ....... -. Alex adria Dnurawan-at p xo. „ .. January 11, ham Rosin Doarstie-at January 12, foam Calcutta Draanms-at January 12, from New York Barronen-at Liverpool, January 12, from. Bahia Eananallo--at Liverpool, January 12, from . Mayaguadario Famonown-at Liverpool, January 11, from . Montreal Faunnamm-at Liverpool, January 12, from. bliramictil Boor-at Deal, January 11, from Itormagorrara- at Dial, January 1; from . westward Oaninme-ed Qoamotown. January 10, from Havanna% Gassanar-42 Deal, January 12, from New York tramallat-of Limped, January 11, tr0na....... ..... New York 041OINIT (SA )-allSool, January 12 Oseemaaa-at Li Januar, 11. from (la bia =liver sonar, 12, from Baltimore' Liverpool, January 12, from Motile law iss-ollliverpael. January 12 larit Ildilmi. Janual7 11. tram .Matiritim "MP 12,-o(Livorpian. January 12 Jaarat lampisi. January 11, from Callao IFaininank, Imam 11. from Berdiandi January 10, from Gravesend, January 11, from. China Ur t eg llte v =-at Gravesend, January 12, from Harlingen Larannimulf-at Dial, January 11, from China Lemma-at Foisonth, January 11, from Trim* = ilevornarli. January 12, from ... Bithibucto Liverpool, January 12 Itrearguasur-olf Liverpool, January; 12, from .New York lizarnino-at Queenslovra, January 10, tram M.o.- Nausn-at Deal, January 12, from Orrza-at Falmouth, January 10, from Ocwr -at Deal. January 11. from Demerara Panama-at Deal, January 11, -....... Demerara Formosa-off Liverpool, January 11 truer Faustus-at Liverpool, January 12, from Philadelphia Bruin-at Greveamd„ January 11, Ms Antenna ilcomorat-off Pill, January 10, from kalocica 'Ma esso-at Deal, January 12, from Table Bay Ulan Ilegepano-at Liverpool, January 12, from ... . Dalhoune 111MAanaalnuan-at Liverpool, January 12, from.... PE. Island llnanimaen (n)-at Liverpool. January 12, from. Havre ' Saaan-at Liverpool, January 1 2 , - from New Mirk Tuns Vinto-oa Liverpool, January 12 Truss droop-at Dad, January 12, from. Cape Coast Wznecom-at Deal, January 11, from &nom IF,. V. Harr-et Liverpool, January 12, from ,Philadelphik Wu, Tamorr-aff LANI, January , 12, from New York Win osasn-cor Livapoo4 January 12, from Charlaiton ':.: ,. mays SAILED. AQUILLA D'OSO-6m Ulll3llOl. January 11, to ..... Barcelona Auto—from Limped. hammy It, to New Yore Cow. Isn—itcon Ltregail. January It, to .Alexandria COORIIII no MOMIDIADONI Liverpool, January 12, to „Trieste Crry or liermanon—Rust Gravesend. January 11, to ...Dunkirk Craws (ne.)—from Southampton, January 11, t0.........11e1b0urne DOLORDI—from Cowen January 11„ to London Don Sloven Jaar—Gem Liverpool. January 12, to Leghorn Earnaa—ham Liverpool, January 12, to Naples true.—from Gravesend, January If, to Ghent CHAIIITSA— from Ornament:l, January It, to St. lint'e Gam POUTED—DM Liverpool, January 11, to Baltimore Hranont Vose—frcin = lmouth, January 11, to Mere= Innate — from Ora January 11, to Hartlepool Jennison—from LS January 12, to Naples - - iverpool„ January 19, to Baton rr—from Falmouth. Maury 10, to—Amin n Liverpool, January 12, to Africa t—from Gravesend. January 12, to Bantaader -from Liverpool, January 11, to Constantinople trent Plymouth, January H, to Port Phillip Liverpoi, January 11, to Genoa gwA—frena Liverpool, January 12, to Sande Itovanmonan—from Ornmend, January 12, to Antwerp Bann ANWS—frost Liverpool, January 12, to 4 evilla Iceland Bone —from Liverpool. January 12, to n TON AND hen—tram Plymouth, Jan. 11, to Adelaide iCTlTlLltlfflic L&DT FITZI4IIII/ MAIM MARIA VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Argenttnus. from Callao for Cork. Dee. S. lat. 32 N., lon. 12 W. Rusign,from Port Alegro for Liverpool, Dec. 24, lat. 43 N., la. Si) W. Paloon (barque), for Alga Bay, Dec. 2, Mt. 6 N, lon. 31 W., 26 days out ; all well. Lad of the Lake. for Natal, Nov. 26, lat. 0 2W. (11.11.8.). lot Rio Janeiro, Nov. 25, lat. l 4 N., kn. 22W. Royal Sovereign, W. of Jersey, from London for Cakoitta, Nov. 24,1a24,1x411 24., lon. 12 Soma (aryls), Dee. 10, lat. 43 N., lon. 16 W., for New York; an sialL Bands, from Bombay foe Liverpool, Dee. 11, lat. 25 N., Lou. 31 W. Water Lily (reamer), from Colombo for Australia, Ciet. 1, all wed 14.11.50 8., lon. 57 E. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DF.ATIES. BIRTHS. ALDRICH. —Jam 9, at Sheerness, the wife of Commander R. D. Markt. R.N., of a daughter. BANTORD.—Jan. 9, at** Lodge, Cookham, Berko, the wife of C. F. Razatord, gem, of a mom BORER.—Jan. 9, at Woolwich, the wife of Capt. E. Y. boxer, Rola Artillery. of a daughter. DUNDeS.—Jan. 9. at Alaelte-plooe, Fdinbergb, the wife of Sir D. Dundee, of Beachwood, Hart., of a daughter. HENLEY.—Jan. 9, at ghettoes*, the wife of C. Healey, Em., of a daughter. IHINHT.—Ian. 9, at Weybridge, the wife of E. Hornby. et flangilter. - LIVESSY.—Jan. 9, at Moulton Hell, Lincolnshire, the setts of J. theses. Fol.. of • •••• MITCHELL.—Jon. 10, at Oak•hill, Frontal, Hampstead, the Rile of B. A. Mitehell. Eqq., of a son. MONCRIEFP.—Jam 8, at Edlabirob,t, the wife of Col. Moccned. Soots Fusilier Guards, of a daughter. PENNINGTON.—Jan. 18, at Jonmestreet, Westboursoterrace ih o wife of H. Pennington, Esq., of • son. 8118CLAIL—Jaa.9. at Oegodby Hall, Selby, the wife of Capt. R. C. Sinclair, of e daughter. WILSON.—Jam 11, at of a son. the wife of Capt. H. Wi:ae:t. MARRIAGES. BENTIAT—CLOIVEL—Jas. 10, at the parish thumb of Cookram, Berks. / the Rev. F. Poyner,ntley, Curate Ashton Keynes, Wilts, to Rosamond Harriet, 'mitt' daughter of Itear-sdmtral Clow*, of Batti,illa, Maidenhead. FARRER—ERSKINE—Jai. 10, at St. John's, Paddington, by the Trad Rev. M. T. Ferrer, T. H. Pane?, Esq., of the Board of e, e ldest son of the late T. Farrar, !eq., to Frames, third surviving daugh• ter of theists W. Erskine, req. HIDES—HOLMES.—Jai. 1, at St. Mary's, Lichfield, the Rev. W. Hides, Incumbent of Oayton end Stowe, Staffordshire, to Nola Lucy, rarer daughter el the late Mr. C. Rotates, of Derby. ROOPER—ANSTICL—Jsm.II, at West Chinnoeh. by We 8ev._ 13 . 5 . Ostrow. Z. Mascot, E*., Ratatts Opus( e,Soutasatataa. ta M ar y . aldrt dieghtst ale. ARM" Req., of Street, Oterosbury. lATIIID—GANYGI-4es. 10. at Eton College, by the Rev. T. T. Carter, gram of amt. Capt. B. E. Lewd, to Louisa ElentitttA. T l Clt a r=. if the Rev. T. Carter, Fellow of Eton Co'dege, RIETZ—MRETR.—Jam. I, at Mecham, Norfolk, by the Rev. J. 7 . awarrin raa 2: ll. L. w ßeeve 4 Epq., t o I o f Henrietta - 'too C ug , of the S. Irv% 01 Twyhard, Norfolk. PIDTARD—OREENWOOD.--Jan. 9, at the New Jernsein Church Bosley, by the Rev. W. Woodman, Mr. J. Ridyard, 01 War. r .e.F to M ies Greenwood, of Kepley, eldest daughter of the late Mr. J. Griswold. , Louisa Sarah, G in reg ional wa res/ er ta D„tot T - - ' LOO 13. MOT Airs Not' 130 0 IF 5 131 VS 20 Ow tozes, Md. V. IV;Illar! - CAM good • of C. R. C. 11. H LED' ...., a = lil es = al aki ral aladh At break board erdini uttere the: Chat were Capt Bad,