The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-12 00:00:00

IRELAND. DCRLIN. JAN 11. Mr. Serjeant Shed and Mr. John Greene, the members for the county of Kilkenny, with their col league, Mr. Michael DuDivan, representative of the borough of Kilkenny, were entertained last evening at a public banquet In the Tholsel of that town, by the liberal electors and other inhabitants. Upwards of 200 persons are said to have been present. Mr. Bryan, of Jenkinatown, one of the most wealthy and respected of the lauded gentry of Kilkenny who was to have presided at the dinner , sent the follow ing letter: Jeakiastowa, Jos. 7,18 M. My Deer Dr. Cane,—When I accepted the honour of presiding at a dinner to be given by the. electors to our membeis, I was under the impressioa that it was solely for the purpose of espremiag our approval of their political coaduct. lem grieved, however, to perceive, and it like wise is the general belief, t hat this dialler has b our members, who have well merited t he rosideaes reposed in them. Therefore, I must decline sating so chairman of your meeting.-1 am, my dear Docter, very sincerely yours, 01105411 Yesterday in Limerick a saultitade of labourers out of employment insisted 06 am interview with the mayor, stating that they had nemeses of livin g , and should ' have bread or plunder. An attack on the provision stores was apprehended during the day. The mob was partially calmed by the amuranoe that the works on the Foynes Railway would be com menced by Mr. Deegan tmmediately. The sales were resumed yesterday in the Imam bored kidates Court,when two small properties were disposed of. One in the county of KilW• brought about 20 years' purchase on the nett rental. THE DUBLIN LBTTER. TO TIM IDITOIS 01 TZa Dint 1111. SlR,—What will be thipablid solimbidt spa the Dublin letter pole herr glees in year sited le Prises Alberti la itself it lo borisid siallespll.-warthy *sly of an Irish plum-beater, or sow asoilladdlistos bet that " C. Grey " elesahl Moe boos folliestsd to odroor it at all, and more, Os Ms M a "hid IMMINUMINEIin," argots as obtuseness er OD isytedlodat Y addle itsortots shoot We:edible. Can It be sessile, ? Jaa.ll, Yaws, de., H. K. F. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 11.—ffiscnow OF ESQVIIII Bums. —The Vice-Chesedler bat Owe aides thee the nomination of two poems le Is the am" et whom Co. is to be slowed to the wiesel elks el ai B•trise Datil], will tam plans ht the 11/4/*Alnin Wedosioday, the 18th inst., at nuts o'ekek be all Isremirs. The skews will salts plea os the 19th lest. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 11.—PROMOTIONL—Coaaan den J. N. Strange (1842), J. Stoddart (1842), sad 0. A. Sit”war (1843), to be captains. LiOU4IIIIIIIOI F. H. Savona (1841), G. P. Meade (1849), G. H. May (1843). F. A. B. Craning (1843), sad F. H. norm (1643), to be amomoodos. A rrour2=ll2.--Antioie ANdsbat F. B. Y0w1, 0668). to the Atookovo. ois at Dovosport. Postelioom JAL li.-m. Apo troop sod t oot eri =k, J MAW Commoodsr Glory oisam, salved st Ass Woololok mosoolog. le to au =elm% Ito. Ise tits Yolitotooosas dom. TM Nom Outpolob yowl, lAsoloolot Oloorsior llopooNo. bodes otglookbog i. fad, west sot a loam to BOUM Math ohm do mimed, to molts boipatalo. As., oftw old& as via pound to the Ms& loommos to am boost& yowl was ose. TM Om. moiooloCOAA Vloolott tir 'nom Jobs Osobono, A.CUL. Imo sot to /Osborn& trio Is tbo Spolsboly, Mom Otammodk) amp sod in truded mg woolmotloold the wow ot oho fi t. ON& maw lotobtot. kr Atom ism tho Olitatod Moo ololsot, petor to boo wok* We booker to bo pilot MILITARY. Poefixotrrif, Lus. 11.—The lot battens* et the Biel. Bripsle litssiaborked from the Simeon reeas= 3 ll::ibeifeetere hem theOepsel= s pei at dd. shespiie the Enema, mei gesseedled le Ihe leredyen wain% vbs., Ohm feels gold lisle In Dom el goes bel •es They,oe eipslSM le teat Dem by tbl. Jssleees. ?bey awe SSW elem. Prior se feestessieg oat of she Amami sea stee weeelvei a pies et boor sad 44. yeah et bend awl ohne% le Bea of she weal breakfast. MUSIC. WEDNESDAY ITILNINO CONCERTS. It is next to imposeibie, at this time, to get up a great miscellaneous coaseei is • latielleseerry maw slalom all our first-rues peelbemen being alma& Mb mot serve as • reams, sad is Mesa 114011/M es UN" be the feebleness of last night's scant is which contained scarcely aaytking wek, of mdse. Obegablai's overture to All4[llool\ sad Besdieven's see* bees the Thal. of Athos: were very well played W toe emlMelso. The fine scene "Pecos ells palls.' has thedialimes is "Peri, was magailiesatly saw by Mime Amides. whose performance renewal firma albs IS see her IS the boards of our Dahlia Ogees. we also Nag • cavities from Flotow's Straddle, which, besides being an indifferent composltioo, had nothing but • meg» pisoo forte aecompaainiest. If it was thought worth single, at all, it ought sertaialy to have beta perfermed in • proper meaner. Mr. Augustus Brahma sang the wag ia Oberon " Oh, 'tis • glorious sight to me," whish Wilma wrote ex. primly for Brahma, sea.; sad, is so doing, merilleed his own judgment to the bad twee of the fevoarits Mace of the day. Brehm prevailed ea the composer to set aside the far superior air he had originally wilts, and to substi tute the noisy affair which Brahma shouted to the Covent Garden gods and groundhogs. Weber said with hie quiet humour to Sir George Smart, " I bop* I have takes the measure of your friend's foot at lad I" A work of Weber's could not be altogether bad ; sad sae purge of it, "Mears, ye maidens of Palestine" la misiglely pathetic; W. as • whole, the song is very sayer*, of the mother, sal Ms never been adopted in Germany. Thee Beam% dogleg of it was very good, and very like Me Mb" thsegh Sia inferior in energy and power. There were throe insane siesta solos. Mendelmohn's &WNW& and Rondo Cliamo was played by Mile Rastas Beauty, • prosablig peen pianist ; but this very difileult piece was quite leyeal her present stmegtb. A Mille. Latin Christine giellemisi • solo on the harp still more feebly. And Mr. Alba Edna* • young violinist, played • mole (by VissaMmm. we belies* sal showed much eommaad of the hielealMat; bat' kb tone, though pure, was thin, and the allailemas wiles but interesting. The remainder of tbs,lonssolumillill et common-plaos things, performed in stmaineallees imam Verdi's " Luisa Miller," has been given at the Oldest*, in Madrid, with great success; Mlle. Gausaina, as the heroine, is very highly spoken of. St. Stephen's night appears to have been partially stormy at La Scala, in Milan. A new open, by Mantra Basal, " II Coevito di Badmen," went on sacothly, but without enti cin g say great enthusiasms, Mn... Novella sad Branbilla, and M. Odardi and Brewed sustaining the principal characters; bet a new ballet, "II Diavolo Ina snorato," called down a Wettest which abruptly terminated Its career. " II Trovatore" has been well received at the Carlo Felice, at Genoa, with Mme. Wits° Donatelli, Creed, sad Gnome. The Teatro Grande, at Trim* has opened for the unison with " I Puritan[." Mum. elesslekUtardi, GUM deal, and Mme. Valesi, who sueteleei the gebeipal ports, are said to have meritoriously •=enseelves. "Saul," by Maestro Boni, 'bed as extremely seaserstul at Novara, Row. HUMANE SocidrY.—Yesterday the anneal p opt of tits gammas el this misty was bald at %bat Trefalgeusgssee. lit. D* 'a Berl Cab bed, M.P., is the awls. The !epee stated that ha duria tan lf pee dies RP emedise Wt. the smiler its odes 101 D el asp ma tejleisg It ya & grits of 115 essmee. of when $ 1114 bees Woad es. apey, N ess esd Idled of beta stumped eshilse. The *SSW stamp ettesdles 10 the shove seeliissed hell buss .. el Si to iseesethe mowltleo le seem them to the Oesseel with s view le loseelely bet these who at the of their ems aim their hits, teesisres host a welly pe illu reAlhe le' wrobee of epee dui/ the peeled bees ria, sad t.- grimlesded to Mk of whoa 110 lid bees esievend, st bees bevel esepery, mell it bid silewledeelelis. The Wel swat* et eon sedum& bedj bees 111. Deelei Ye iffigliti" to wasty_essflosed the Illegiesesteeels, 4; • I ellva stsialeos brow dialk 9 teellemillf ea • illths o C ai ro 41 14 01 W I e l 0 31 = i the C rata. l hi 9e weep, so &best 40.001 bent tbmi .ihub fffleirare k or rverihrelZbees 21.rre -.1 Wiles li lt a Imiliimilli sad 9th et the iesrlied loss we the Imp peeve of the Royel laeL sheet MAN ==l , e= 141 Let lipt..zi mi sr e e .4' =the tialiety. Of are Ply lellraWr MOM a . The Amok p Ite peep *en or le ese per hey mite ute ri d* posies thew ewe, 2i. le the teals of the nasty. lb— Mess, Pe of the eisopuidesie, items the seelefiy tea MONS Of 1001. .. •Ivtwq I._ SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TUFADAT. Trectsy there was a good 'madame, and the betties, though not to large mounts, embraced a good number of horses for the Chester Cep, Mediae however to no material chaste is the prices. Yee the Derby, Dervish, Namur and Cythlas were the horses most ia demand. Closing prices: LIVERPOOL ISTEEPLE.CRASE. ei to 1 eget Mies liewbray (t) 600 to 36 Ralf-sad-half (t) 30 to I Clansman (t) 111 to 1 Peter (t) CHESTER CUP. 1 rest Virago (t) 1 Nsomiastar (1) 1 Catspew (t) I Tom (t) 16 Type* (t) 6 Peggy (0 6 Beanies (t) 6 Dachas:: of Linable (t) 5 Re:sapid' Rem (t) Black Doctor (t) 6 Llseforda (t) 6 Wralsawk (t) 6 Ring of Truaspe 6(t) Cooteataisat (t) 6 Trile (t) DERBY. 33 to 43 to SO to 46 to 1000 to 600 to 600 to 600 to 600 to 600 to SOO to 600 to 600 to 500 to 600 to to 1 opt Atitootat (t) 71 to 1 Roby (t) 33 to 1 Man's' (t) 33 to 1 Cyst's= (t) 33 to 1 Aadovos 13 to 1 Dervish (t to 76L) OAKS. SO eves cm Scott's lat - sed - deco apt the Field (t) PIUS POZ Till _ ' DAT. HILTON HANDICAP. Two d Fob. 1. rairerWiiit; to ke u. Is. Hobby Hone //lades 4 'ridable 4 a Daa sb.s o Rourke 1 1 Streatian !Wry 3l 1 The 13 t Clabia Day St. Illebael 6 Catbirds' Parr Little Paws a jetty Thee 3 041414 side .... 4 I I. 3 11:= .. .. a' lad Issecalng OW. Oirsisli 4 6 1 Billy ckardace 4 1 Satoshi Bathes DIM& breduit 11131001 NOWLNATIOSS 701 TM sails. Weights to be &dr Hobby Have Visite: 4 Daniel O'Rourke The Surveyor 6 Jetty Troia 3 ROW . 4 Kim Wise 3 Souglinis 6 /Womb 6 Liclit "I the Harem 3 The President Bright nabs. 8 Mold: 3 Dove 4 The Jewess 3 Jaaey Lerrywheat 6 Moo Piddle 4 . 13.74 - airow May Moak aceppois Lai& Dawn Palilist. 6 3 6 Tb ia tt= Wag AMA Chreano °via 1 Permit Marshal xir ~AfM its - 4erTai Tomb Asfrestsehe f)illgent DAT. Yea, Fib. 1. gAItDICAP. Btrestlaa Fairy 11111711islardwin The T!a7=t Sisk Bram 1 Jr& the Gast.kiUn— 91011a ()umiak 11 4 4 7 18 4= 1 •6 I Issirdes Deaill 4 1 Ana Min b 4 jam, 4 Ta , Podia - b inhere The Oeseral . . LoTrywlenq Kaneda Wier ef • Den The Velum CatheEise Pan ronie /awls 1 The Jew's ACCIDIAT TO SAM DAT.— We repot to state that this well kaown jockey, whoa had cal, reesatly recovered from Iwiwidsg his thigh at Goodwood roue, 1862, eaperieneed a dmilar aseideet oa Saud* last whilst as a visit to Mr. B. Way, at la seat, D Howe, sear Uxbridge. attsatioa sad the best ramieal aid have been ran ow“ to his, sad it is to be loped that the consequences will not be so serious as were at AM aatkdpatid. la turf elides mask sommisention azpreesed for him. A MARTYR. The Degy".4ls*.llladiessiklaffialia) wattles the iamb axe said to have 1 1: 111 =ilibed Iv isverkemdek end were related bi o t r=r We-baked. blue eyed bey. about nine , yew, of ap t inn rhea hew die Orphan *whin la Mil widasss ass silviii by a vespeetable femme el Margsteas a meow el Midis and a iambs, if the baptist Ma` mien. A. girl, a lade elm dm the bey. we she alerted into the NM ditily. /pea abee this. deb= Wes basialled is disk ow bone. the toy dimmed the erlideal esedeet on the of bi newriesiber, 'fish be sondem. to the Nide end It thereby ems to the ewe fielli IPIIMOS ; the amdmi , the ehtey. to the asiblesiss d her biesbned. Woad dim the brpabeeld bewwNedmild his minted the Ildiehsed. The tatio—pier week Wieb-lopeeed by a tens el vellglens deldltee. orb' St their& sedined bin, by puede( a bielleel rode. eldegii_ tberilli naked ad ~aes, _Sae by a mod Se 11l Ellen id** home, eel teldsolms Shia at Ja hn& is ow tee bests, till the bleed sea dowel' the leer, melded a pool spas die deer bare; eleeeing rely to rot mil intetresate the boy e ma tiptillnis no ether se* than , Pe, I told the teinh—l , WI a he ;* the we aaa all the tine sWies his to .do hie duty.' The poor little hero, as Issidlieled tom he tow, threw hie erne aresad the ma sal hi lasalader, kited hl.. sad tail, , Pe, lan se old,' and dial. appmetil is ',i deas@ open the Wield Ws ma mad WOMBS SW sander, thee the Aid did tat the truth, _ sad named death by dew tertnee slot tins WI a lie. Vie ego of ameba and of nreardas Whig boo pond SU 'Nihon eases to instil War peewee be Ibe sank of *sir ~ig. The ale and WORM WWI murdered this asid4W an now la the , pendliatievy at Weeps', to yid& they were untested for is pan." Ms Tar= Diumuse.—The Maseritel Dorislair brae ado= swim May years mis= eat istitaisd et tbe Bee = l ead ads: a Baser. B il e remised lissolusters of as hem et table, sell at* like • art ale bee Swiss WI Ma appetite u missy made them -be paid hit bill rid wart away. Is about live the awe penes merier* Naiad kande at tab* somareded a row dams, largar ass the fer, said raked Oa brig Div e d cis* et mai be. Thu sulesereer sari uoaday. Be NM thee It we a Mem* sal :dad it to as waists wad aerator ; bet re mom bed he ardedsi Nei the Ira moppets* aimed a died Bosom se4 ariessei ft a if be bed labor WM, far 'two ago Tat toolemetsur meet Is bit ssighbeess. The Team ameba* mead bits, lake as a phoneme* mai add set speak Mills W ~Nprredie masa of Os emeldisamer. Maier miaow I. wt to a sail wham be Jibed an saber purses who rase' seated at • Mau ea lila wove time toter. Thus two pemearist so• =the sae rag seined a two aspirants saseiblo asp. The alarmism bed doss Ilto anis=The mew sea Mid Mr ibat - arvt: dad woe - Alma at the erne time ; they =lost snag for • esurboadel awes Pais. Thoy wan dowse is tbe teen way. They Guise hi dr easergest de. gess Be adosity of the mem labs tee seas IMAM Mad aMr tura rabies sits is Mudd dria ihdr slim I l admilleilwilieliwh sad Ms aka tibia b isms d it they I dirt sr se ram who use es dr the bat the,. Tan LONDON BOCILTT POI TEACHING THE BLIND 10 RlAD.—Yoseriay a saial al meeting of the friends and witroribete of las d Coe was held is the Board roc* A... egad, R Jobaleirood, for the per peat of wurislimdie gassed imam at the charity. The report stataillii fit attitudes ems headed Hum ago upon alseaulest Gad Chtisdoulmia. The alter mattes that the steriple debt had bur Muted to 6E01., remarked that it 11 Oar areal dein to peribasa, the for 99 yems, tie of the rre ead as Midi bellie d= is bunt ( they ha the spareasAty of &lbw only withinthe rest six years) for the son a 1 . 6001 , Web subs the laud of 761. pis Gomm Ar that keg The bible for the baud had bar oleedist 6l 48 rya* sad by as adeptatal d the system to _waded readmit jq : the maw it tbe eau; M. We* they boa • alma el eared tams Om the w e al the Wad. ramst mr sib a r e ad a with es ea* , gstis to th i lzbe ss ist arm aortae imams tresird* Jehmes . _ A's em_isatilailies, tli ssoild. mai Minims bit 1•4413ei a sotgraJt th .a : L redlatisa, g t b s the =errs, . Loss o/• AND WOW TIM W e i Calm— • et the ablard Of oestea.wliki meg salmi at boa Qu Of that • heavy Mk, at es Itt , w I/WS is Vest mild 6is mita la heid tre matraat the kit 41 run lay be taw a ireattiable mew I vef the iri g Ewa Art, visa dr wet to De Om low Yea to Loser. b a d Ilia l IDIMIIay by hee, dr et the 224 rhea, the ✓ ile Ilas is , lehaill off the tom I bra Oshat=2___ .IM pimp SILZSIIIIT MID .ND WWII= woad Ran.was...Yearrsim ampulla' asestra al this semyery loi se tree heti at ths des. la ODYINIDDie air. aL. et aid Lams is w.rt), rhea the tel=4 • Sa l tr i, Wool lees malseerl, illalbe perialle ha mhi riel. We l a Midi mai it/Striss Is Kg gr. H. ird Woman', la order drt Vier rey tolut dor raw- - =llll dr Madge et tie Mow sit Walsdri ! • , THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1854. v.au3 11= =. bens sad the men had gone to the moo . Thee tee elm ass tend se • pentads r day, if speej hem the theists. ref the judge was Oak set Nap, ea the let of July, signed the raft Inneont MI spat masa of the attorney for the defendant, hut ill en Owe! its dc= the receipt and the copy of the auxamenalmal run Jilde.C2 directed h tl e t e a a t t, the s :e a 11 1 :17,:e Cau l inerted. was one was tried at Odin, sods those mean Inn la the pestessien of en o f the elltemillinet Witasy li ges tee as twain miles teen dot= bees imessibth is einda tins, and to esse as the 4th si .Tely. Ile. Boma Parks—Thee the ens, to font hat tow WW I = deed by the Coven Omit Judge, he then with two writhe deeming to he ieserted is the thew to whisk he had sand his Avatars. Mr. Barenwsli--Just es ; end is their lordships sh had i = them the jodgmeat whisk he had reed hum ths writer's amok the Osnaty Open Jot bed reflood M maga the amented or peeper eon their lerikldps oily leek it the seal mauve of the ems. dishadthe bed pshithe Ash!, ha bad lost the home, bed paid tio nom et the nodes ref appeal, eel has. was ea 11/10601111 to NM to sett to mthe the deleadont pay the feetbsr costs. me saWtheth that the anompt seght to ink sad that the rile shay be discharged with owe. Kr. think ia seseere of the rale, lopped this ow el the sheared writer's week Manna se tbsy =a takes lo: `set writer. Ile lies the MIS ia eblestisa to their boa the rek Ni lest seas elmnatioes which he Ititess wi r i Z mods wen isseereedy reputed. But he would not argue this ease she* es isoludialities, but would submit the ems is their lenthips ea the principlet of substaatial jos. ties. Rae woe a nes when the action was beethibt open the warreaty at the eseedases M a hens. The bone, shertly atter the punks* by thepleintilf, wee bead to be . Una the dissonsy of the unamodasse the Eiff retuned the horse ; th e defendant, however, or to take it, sad therefore it was pat et liven fee tie t. Th ei ashadaut refound to pay the mean et th are steaks at livery, aid thereena the plaintiff mg his le doe Oman Cent, whet the leaned judge l e *tie fall rise of the hens. VIONIIII MOMPOINTOB, sal Ong wee substantially el wow You ors the lest ass is the world who s Wit el selstentioljenthe in nth a as, for year OM hem the begithin to the and is eloatrary to sultoundol Ms n . Cripee sulthatipi yes • further elesidentien el the Aillor kw ain ladies Ids lordship to shear that opiates. If was scantiest with the when of the Ma of vv, OM as vas quite sore that his nudes would be very ellerod, and would hold that the judemeat of Os Comity Court was erne t. Althnon—lf the ems had been tried before 1 , sag ass who knew anything about tie abject y es would set ban had that lodgment. The leaostal of oubelantlal * lisp tits bank fee the whole ow tithe *MU, MI IND soisbersalk Is truth this is the grossest sal= easetholoathi othe I ham heard of fora nag time. I should be islumed to pat forth this one in the terms you do. Mr. Criitl ma sorry to bear sack as observation fall 'rem yeerWieWslips. Mr. Bonn linson—l auks the observation intention - _ _ COMMENCEMENT OF HILARY TERM. 1 Yesterday being the first day tri Hilary Term, the 1 Lord Chancellor entertained .the judges of the several I &laity and Common Law Courts, as also the loading Queen's Counsel and Serjesntrat-Law, at breakfast, at his measles is Upper Buok-street, Orcevener.imeare, and afterwards held a general luso of the bar. The learned jape end the meraben of the bar preseet were—the Vies•Chuteelloss Mr IL 8. Bindersley, Sir lases Stuart, sad Sir W. P. Wood; Lord Campbell, the Lord Chief Berm. Mr. Jurist Tallestd, Mr. Berea Parke, Mr. Bares Alderson, Mr. Joshes Cromptes. Mr. Baron Martin, Mr. Justice Coleridp, Lord Chief Justice Jervis, Mr. An des Cromwell, and Mr. Justice Bd.; Btr Fitzroy Melly. Mr. Walks; Q.C., Mr. Wm. Jamas, Q.C., Mr. Whatiley, Q.C.. the Solisitor•Oeueral, the Attorney-Geseral, Mr. Banta, QC., Mr. Wattage Smith, Q.C., Mr. Bases, Q C., Mr. Anderson, Q.C., Mr. Craig, Q.C., M. Crowder, Bog., the Qesen's Advocate, Mr. Sedeast Chasse], Mr. Bramwell, Q.C., Mr. Teed, Q.C.. Mr. Campbell, Q.C., Mr. GMT'S* Q.C., Mr. Beeped, Q C., Mr. Lloyd, Q.C., Mr. C omm i a stener °esthete, Muter Bulow, and Mr. Moue (Registrar). Shortly after owe o'clock the Lord Chancellor sod the Judges left hlelordebles wain, sad proceeded is state to open their ropettivii emu at Weetwdoeter. Tits legal cortege wired et Weetwhater Hell &way Debra two °Woe, preceded by do High Coastablo of West- Wastes. The ball, as untal as onah socesioas, was Wed with people. priscipaby ladies, anxious is wham* the onestony of the Judges of the land appearing la their fall state robes to open their respective courts. The Lord Chancellor and the several judges who had attended the levee wore resolved at tits satranse of the Court of Comore Plass by the sorjeantrat-law, and frost themes they preset to sad opened their reepective sari. all y * veva tedignadene. Mr. Cripps meat spin sapless lie regret that such an ob serration she'll bus Mien Ma ble Isellidp. Mr. Eases Parke amid the seal quietism new wee, whs. ther the eau wee peer* Mime the evert s het the less the learned esumetield et übetential judge Wog en his ebb the MOM r. Crippe then entered wrf frilly into the cue , and at the essebeelee elide arpnai The Lied Clike Beim said it was quite elm that this rule ems be diesbeiged, and with cost.. Although the draft nee bad hems dyed by the County Court Judge on the lit all hly s it wee ohs clear that the cue itself was not pedbelei ma the Mb of Jul& when the cop y of the summit= lAA resell[ lad bees orrol. All the delays and all the puseseMege the *lea bed been a party to, and he bed we le 'SON to i r esuand. Hat evert now with the view of made. of any delays or any proceedings of which be sew we The rule therefore must be discharged, with ash. Kr. Baron Parke entirely concurred in the remarks which hed fallen from the Chief Baron. Substantial jus tice had not been done by the court below. Mr. Baron Alderson was of the same opinion. lie would not say one word as to the Inuits of the cue, for really there were sot any merits. Mr. Baron Martin was of the same opinion. The rule was then discharged. with oasts. EQUITY COURTS.—YarraiDAT. WRITIMIAD g. Mr. C. C. Berhadey oppeared, o behalf of a party is this seam, to elk Ns Mawr visether the relsessoi divested la it WM to op bane lie Chief Mak at Olmohom or Ike Nester to elm *s ewe had Mood rehired al portions we*. Th k e Vies Chemeller said that the rule was that all re forms% Nabs don were special reams to the contrary, shoald be to the Chid Clerk sad not to the Nester. MOM THIS4II•INSILLOIL MI ICA= aroart. Zia Seam, look his seat at two o'elook. A few soils. mime modem wan disposed of, sad the Wirt z oos at thew Vale& IMO viosmiussissuss WI W. PAM WOOD. • 3 His Maser Wok kb lest thertly Wins ITS o'clock, bis scabies owe Won the sesct el say pal& histost. At As rits, et the asset at. Wawa oddl OM is ad& 051 boa le the saw ImemneWessee et ehlkee stWeassisetn, he mu binned that then moos so mese of essidsi the Yn. court. ."a ~. 6 :: i -.: ii ::: 1 ::: 3 4 ~. 6 ::: ;:: ~ ~, 6 ,:: b ::: 3 COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—ThanuttY. amines Ia moon—smona use CAMMI.S. AM nano sus COLAILIDet. M051T11.1.1% AND mounes. The keened ;edges emersemed the brines of the tau at two o'shook. IN as 111110.-1711 LOITILitt ALM The Attorney. Gemmel applied stades the 11 and 12 Vie., a. for a rub edam es certain magistrates ef the city of DEW to show liewse why they should ad owlet and rad* ewe Hawn Leg. An Information bed ben laid ZrM. Rtes, wader the Shed of Owego 111 , 0.119, et t Ow the swygssestem of loweriss, whisk provided that say parses essedesol p eif t =leg a kraery sbeeld be dealt with as ra pe sal imam *elle George 11., for whit& ' ra ther eat, Mk Gawp IV., bat beat 'lrani teed. The taagliottes thought thee Ilto kit set bad got rid of the Lottery grA although the Mal the tact that 11r. Slag bad boss gabs ef an swan sada the act, they refused to eitalleiblen. Lord Campbell ail the sughtratee bed heed and Mh o:awed the NM. mad however SIIIIIMPIPOS or even absurd their decision might he, the court eevll net interfere. Rale rebind. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.—YorruDAY. SITTiNee In 11.1"0.-1111011 CUM Mr= nine, 10. MTN euou. Iv. MTII7I CILINVILI, AND 10.. MITI= WILLIAM. In this court the following notions were heard. - XILXOXI W. 11111 01111111XLI. STLX XLVIOATIO 420X7AXT.--ACCIDXXT ox TXI mom. This was so adios to mover damages, in coases___ _- of a barge belonging to the plaintiff having been swamped by the aimed by a steamer beloaging to the delis des% whilst pansies through the Pool. The trial took pima lairs the - Chief Justice in Lomita, sad the verdict was be lime piaiatit. IllrAsewbea, apes the part of the detambrats, era mend Om a new MK omen tie ground Is the our to wee yokel eilisass. Mom weed% Ibe sae la war" are dirndl to pe ra pi ert as dm site as kw wad►thePed,ead lha wastelotmathe opted at Me wag at the Moe if Itt l s ka idint. The *ht. tire telleteempawsee that els wee Oleg ones sodebt algae as bass ~the peas& at lib 011111618 yr wool to ha an iimpemible sate tar hem to go et t sal ilho =stele. the pet. tee mate, and do anglasse swore ties the• mew speed et Brae to ea haw had sot bees wastial. It wee sew ealitilasi to tirt met that the meet was eleedy MAW** weight et aviisaie, sad that tbsre should be a aew The esarthell Ilte Natter wee for the jury, and that there emelt to be we Ms. Ade :erased. COURT OF NICHEQUER—TiItriIka. wenn* in wise a =Are Ail. The Lamed Bums to their meta at tae *de& wanunsort a. 11111M4SINte coonn ninflalL Mr. Isonewell obeyed Mass ea MIMI at the Adesdeat whet a vale mita. ea Math thew mime ithg skived hose the meaty mart at Oohed amid NOM Mirth TOD_ linage Silas meaty pant awarded 111. • dm Vila IC a lame whisk herr said hod Men sold Mar PhialiNeak a wassmay, hat whisk Wee, it Wee Wiwi, was mem& TM Mtge apes the Mel held that the hone wee sat seemd„ oath awarded *tithing! the am whisk he had mil MIA From that deals a sepeal had hem seas. tirpea notice MX it wee asesseary that a awe dwell he the jades within three days, sal that thew be bemmiated to the oast et tie =emit is Looks, awl thee sedge 0 sash hoar met he ghat le die eassemtal peetie the pre. seat Wham is amt ease was dwell the leaned fudge ea the lit et Jain with sa order hem ledge that A meals soosipt sad a Mm aces should he Mortal to the we who hams betas the start in the hat tem. The man tad osasidered that this draft ere wm set eadieleat ems = p eicly na llaulpe ot Ike emalp mart, sod their theme te be remelted, in order that'the matt emit judge theald ri la 1 := men and tWkshe Ms M sheer NSW be et tbe apply width the Ismael ematy_coart (KrZerry) bad gives to the mica et the seam He bed astesetasbeetbssimiler. Thelsemeljado hid said— " the eras lbw of the UN that I eligkesby did. I ma may that peeks will amt emelt to solethate this for the hemmer use. I ma only my OM I woe reisemat to alga sett a theumeat, bat it Ms eiMy on the mimeo per ianth et the &hales* airway, as it his life 7 0tresty ea it, that I wee Mimed I. siga the deerankent. I literally at the p 'int ei ell 101wwth. It awl aid has hem Mae la uppedlim te the hob, the party maidep I lees plead bigwig II the same mettles es a masa spinet wheat hat Jellanbeguell • mimes el tram. servalm tar wen years. I was no yip to Mesa% bet the =he acted for the 0 err orient me Is alga the t. I mid at the ,irne. I quietism if ft is desirable 1 to alga sash a document, It I am quite willing to sign a fele espy. A. a kap, I rm bound hand and foot by the law, and if I sign %list which I. opposed by , the opposite party, what position do I place my ad in ? I Welt be cheeped with neglect of duty and be liable to impeachment for basing acted knowingly sad wilfully against the law. Why should the judges in the sepals, mart form my ormseiance when they base esemlimess of their owl t I cannot me why they cannot treat this as a tair:tese, sad demi with it Mattingly. I inserted ea the ass Cagy sammes sad mesipt ,' and I cannot me why the C ourt WI Mishwoor men not deal with it as if thelhad ham lusted. • • • • Why not let the Court of de then which Is dose la oboe wee ? Where ishswr in u itt . tbetr ihould pat a liberal esnobsellen on the Vie 0111114011 bee @Mesa Windy hoe enemy segleg li T u elf bliattolded is this maser . I eheald Mee bees te dell • fair ipserliell the ether party had set te my doing so y bat the mei et the court bees Mated to the AM sm., the other aide ray, we will held by the etsist letter el the law and hold yea to it. Lam may me that I regret that sash is the mos, sad that I mastica ambles le dga • both sum." Now, their kei*oe wash. It* this emiewhet agar dad ion st as Oey Mart Jallga. ine ghat mother. sad Ohs 1 er UM% bed Wm let• MIA the ' Siellegelellee Wee t a t, this dierthlbe intrahme, mast Mad orbit by *messy whisk Os W. Mil 61014 The leaned comml then meg set ta say MA he would put the c a art be sememisa et the heel et the am, having dem se. weaM,_ this eels% Oat Ikb rule ought to be diedimied art diethegged with assts. As As had IWO, the melba was ea the warranty of a horse, the p a t e rs. he the asbeal wet 1101. It wee afterwards that th i s:B s es aniermg, %lig tsowev he sells. The Jade ef the Cask sit* the Wham held that the win yeemil, _ iled the espayeast el ~.,d.. paid, istwilbOadillp titat — the hens had beat • ' • Mr. Berea .Piblus the Cetithy=l Sligo pee ' the tell psis% sad meths AMMON of la Mwess a semi sal ea mom' bun P Kr. Demeweil—grist M. Pet, it Whin le tbik Ihe 00URT OF BANIERUPTCY.--YzermAy. wOU tp, ONDISMIrin /011111.041/M IN in ILAITHIWS. The tanksuAst, a bateher, at Woolwich, applied for bis certificate. iglu debts were 1,0101. ; IMMO about 1201. Mr. Lams suppereed the bankrupt's application. Mr. Beard, an of the assignees, offered no opposition. His Hamar, ebswehm that the bankrupt bad commenced with a defideasy, end *at his book-keeping had been im parfeatAkeetwi a asecmi den eertificate WIN granted at the sad ef three meths bus the date of the lam examination (sth Oebeime). sena ma. essammemom 6001arlit. In in LODOIL . This wee the bet meson. ander the bankruptcy of E. T. Ledge, deseribed as a meek and share-broker, of Throi merlam-atreet. The liabilities are stated at nearly 20,0001.; marts of small amount. Mr. Lodge MI come to the court in the lest Mutants mailer the armagsment clauses, but the wee had been bassi bile a he Yr. Taster. et Lemeherdomest, weeds's* trade assignee. Mr. Niebeisea is the Andel assigaes, and Mseers. Lawrence, Pleas, wad Boyer are the sashimi leader *e bankruptcy. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-Yunamty. !MS MIZE COMMOVE& OW. IN an Mar WILLIAM SHARP. This laaslocat, a asslocosallsto u lt=or his anti order. Mr. Nish* agrassol ka Xs. P r, a printer ; and Mr. Dowse orlicostwirtreggialtias wss to obey a portion of the insolvent% base ft bit sieblian. It appeared that he frossiy_oole sr Ti. a wok and sow averaged only 21. Ma WI W. a wok last year at Vauxhall, sad 41. for coos mask at t o Ikon Zoological Godes.. Hs said be Itail boa eselost by Mow shos rollliso TM Obis' Osusiciutar sot *kith was • saw for a pariah sol ragtag dr Awl Grier. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-ROUSE. Three Dateh hens, named Arthur Curnsan, Sint** reilmmiss, sad Airs4so l'ormerson, use, brought before lb. Ablammt Van* charged with stadia. • brooch from a bey la BilelPelie4treet. Webb imiltegeot two seem dateseve 'Seen of the city I pike ben, Matee OM their swabs was called to the megremmis etthe 'einem% wise pet their bands into the peherd several fessiss leboyegatw street and its einbilly, and eveateally Comma ten a brooch from the breast et • fely.spa which they were Immediately seised end lam Nem elenitmdtma. Albums Ibmis—le be lady he seesaw* ? Webb-4110 best We were unable to eseartaia her name ei n beetes p eemeet ieee of the oisfesiessearegesat upon the ope alba em. Ablermou Pleele—Tbsa I alma reamed the ems till to memow, tied brew Oa ibe pabiteity which mill doubtless be Ores to it will have be Mast el swift Inf. to attend. Webb—l found en enema b. so" is pair of spectacles, W • mimeo box, aad es Venoms 8 bottles of Dutch el dropm—Oa seneibing Velkaden I found a porte-mon mei% et mid • model penny in silver framed in Creletheth were rethauded till te-morrow. Aldeneas Thuds requested that the press would acknow ledge the theipt of 101. hem the Leather Sellers' Company for the HOW-STREET. With Meahas WWI, a law writer. 61 years of age, was brought tw th _sithedr, hem Ring's College Hospital, charged with etadthel hie wile he the throat, end =bee athatly atherogthei to sem& Naiads, on Christmas-day r o d. , the ethessathlir of 6, Lees-buildinp I Vie,lan stated that Webs beta married to the' rehouse about SS years, end within twelve months after her I marrlege he wee goismitted for seven days from the Hatton garde page ewe, for assaulting her with a poker. They I had lived together very unhappily ever sines, end bad bad gin children. Poe the last three or four pan they had dart in separate beds, and for more than eleven south' poet be had set rauthributed a penny towards her support. Ihe hid waked few her own living, and had paid the rent el Ildrledgiegs herself. Oa Christmas eve she went to lei abaft after 12, and about two hours afterwards was Ithesued Illem her sleep by her husband, who came into the ' I 2IIMB Illehlind a light sad got into her bed. lie said, " Poll, lem thine to you. Orr I ant so Gad." She replied merely, "Thee why eons se me, if yea are told?" In the next moseat she received a violent stab from a sharp•poiotad knife whisk severed her ear and mused her threat, earl in raising her hand to rube him, die noshed a severe eat ova her Angers. She ibmilAdlitl es loudly as she was able to a Mr. Hyatt, IMO MOM at the beam of the bosh, exelaimlog " My 101101 has MOM se." Hyatt and hie eau aqua bee odlielluat that planer, is the meantime, having gene husk Se bb ens TOM. A surgeon was sent tor, and her irmide ONO lOWA ivies his direction. The neat month...err isitelfat firmithe earring knife peobssetia bar (witaarts). he ikLideeil with blood. that, oa beim edged up, la wont to Mn. I Wiligs=a lit aid bead her bed Has estareind with blesil.l there Wag else a hags pea of lased apse eke *go lb I oat his ese ler a goethabb, and then eaten' lbe Whet roan, wheralip Omit Ibe pelasearlul e es the WC= up In seal elate Ind Weeding ably fres erne wear is throat. Wilms eidie to his, agile erase mid, ' " the is oat dead. ay heed nest hove lift asliemin" Wilma Wed that tie pd. row rad lib ha* had has lidos la dolma, lath taw sheet gveyouee; rad they wets ohm ipeerdlirg, dasay iiiresopeau of the ilriet habiteel the men, vie ores Ys messy latterly upon drink. tiis yeesesairin a alobieed dr uste Mom lie sever have wallas le the bee. Ilso appeared' a heedmerldpg ems► visas oeserkeelly indolghig Maslow. - .11 di 1 Me Save you sow mos bra Sid NONI tggglliiddnakaata, by Iss ens Mist I Wittiest—Never, but I have often seen you in that pre dimmest. here ac cued med his wife of ioadelity , but she avow her Innocence of the charge. and Hyatt stated that be had non nothkg improper in her behaviour while in his house. Mr. Jones, a susses, who was sent for to attend Mrs. Willis I. the night, liseeribeel the wound in her it throat as a very dampness one bake ekes to the artery. If it had bees a little deeper mum hews heft tad. Mr. Taylor, the houseaffisepson of Bing' College Hos pital, darned to having Weeded the Oman while in the hospitd. He had several skin wounds in the throat, inflicted by a reser apparently, but nem of them of a dan gerous character. The prisoner said he should reserve his defeats for the trial. Is the meantime, having bed nothing better than dos-water for eleven days, he kidered the permission of the magistrate to have a glees of beer. He felt he should die of exhaustion if it was withheld (rem his any longer. Mr. Henry said the medical MS hid MO doubt wisely directed that he should be kept without hem, and the order west be adhered to. The primmer was then committed for trial. Mr. Eall hes received the seemed half of a SOL note from Kiss Warrell for the poor.box. • mea who gave the name of George Brown , an d a false eddrese, was charged with stealing a silver.mousted Ger ms& late, the property of Mr. Garrett, 64, King-street, Wedmsaer. The plaecator's housekeeper, Mrs. Davis, heard the sundilsg of one of the panes of glass In the shop window, and on ramming into the street she sew the prisoner and another maa going off in opposite direction's. She followed the prisoner to the Abbey, collared him, and dragged him beck to the shop, although he resisted in a violent manner. Ties other man who had the Sate contrived to effect bis escape. Other flutes bad been removed from their place in the window, but it is presumed that the speedy arrival of Mn. Davis compelled the thieves to make off without the namiader of their booty. Mr. Henry reman.ied the case for a week. COTTON.—LivekrooL, JAW. 11. The market eon teems to present a healthy and firm aspect, closing with steadiness at priors fully equal to the cumeney of last week. The Wee have amounted to 7,000 bales—iacluding 4,600 Americans, 600 Penmen end blarenhams, 61d. o 8 ; a 80 Bahia, 61d. to 614.; 1,000 Egyptians, 814. to 10d.; nd 1,000 Burst, 21d. to 41d. per lb. The imports have amounted to 46,000 bales. CORN.—Boeyou, Jaw. 11.—We had a rather better sup ply of wheat showing to-day, the farmers askiag at the beginning of the market 4s. higher than last Wednesday ; the trade, however, closed somewhat dull, at 24. advance ; red, 84s. to 87s. ; white, 90s. Doimid, Jaw. 10.—There was but a moderate supply of barley and oats, and a very poor one of wheat at market to-day. Wheat must be noted Is. to Is. 6d., and oats and barley 6d. per brl. dearer than on Friday. Indian corn is held for a considerable advance, as are all descriptions of foreign wheat. White wheat, 43e. to 46e. 6d. red ditto, 40s. to 44 %. ; barley, grinding. 17 s. 64 . to 20 .. 6d.; ditto malting, 21s. to 23..; oats, 13s. 6d. to 175.; rapeseed, 275. 6d. to 29.. 6d.; oatmeal, 16s. to 18s. ; bakers' dour, 245. to 7.84. ; Indian corn, per 480161., 48e. to 634. CATTLE.—RoxroaD, Jas. 11.—Wa had bat a small quantity of stock at oar market today. Beef and veal rather dearer ; no alteration in other things. Beef, 3e. 6d. to 4s. 10d. Mutton, 4s. to sa. Veal, 41. to 6e. Pork, 36. 10d. to 4e. 10c1. -- COALS.—LONDON, JAN. 11.—Ships at market, 14; sold, 13.—Hastion's Hartley, 31s. 6d. ; Tanfield blow, 30s. ; Wylans, 30s. ; Walls End Wharneliffe, 38s. ; Walls End Whitnell, 385.; Walls End Hough Hall, 384. ; Walls Bud South Hartlepool, 38s. ; °lrmo Can Garnett Stens, 38a.; Morgan's Stone, 385.; Perkins's Anthracite Steam, 38s. ; Watney'a Anthracite. 38s. ME WEATHER TABLE. TKIIRSDIT, JAXITAIII 12, 1864. the state el the weather at each of tee lellowiag place. at alas *Week yesterday morning. The show are arranged in order of latitude. FoLuizorown—N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. Togzuloos—N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. Gitzugwicit-11.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. Srsooo—N. ; Gentle Breese; Rain. Btamtwowert—N.W.; Cain; Cloudless. YAILMOUTU-11. ; Strong Breeze; Overcast. The returns from the following places did not reach this odic, in time fer publication yesterday ; they, therefore, indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday morning at nine o'clock. Lhozzaci—N.W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overeset. MoLuxoan-24. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. Potazarows—N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. Camnatoon—N. : Gentle Breeze ; Cloudy. BIRMINOHAW—N.W. ; Calm; Feggy. HOLT HaLD—N. by E.. Strong Breese; Partially Cloudy. ; Cal m; Cloudless. WRITBY—N.E. Stroeg Breese; Rain. DLILLINOTON—N N.E.; Strong Breese; Overcast—Snow BRAP—N. ; Gentle Breeze ; Snow. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Carl, of Calmar, Petersen, from Lisbon to Gothentarr s laden with salt, was driven ash ire amoou the rock, little to the southward of the harbour mouth this after noon, and is likely to become a wreck ; crew s ave d .— Aberdeen, January 9. Johann Augusta, of Malmo, Boman, from Stromstadt to this port, with a eargo of bone', drove ashore half a mile north of the entrance of the harbour on 3MI. 7; crew eased; if the weather moderate the vessel may be get tt. Aberdeen, Jan. 9. San Jose, Freckle, sailed front Lottd , m, July 6, for Lagos and Accra, and was at Portland on the 9th, but has not since been heard of. -/ / r taMen LisbonGo ha h . .. • mar,'Pl p N . G 71 fro T NaELLIG toE crew c tb E : CAS to d i:7-.- D AL be 7 T . as m lE h e ll i a r . e wr :m ck o:iir the rocs a - i i 0 southward of otht.henehoamhrabo:u:orfruormmi.usttjhr:mt.h.is7tada; feir. ! la is it li w ke ss lysaved.- i to ih irial:s e thtssa. : Duara e l ! ial&ace t r he :M r : m aolof od mfbu e :R e t i e ' t d l7e iv y t es7e h l u rn " ay hal be f a get a il : maw ra j d in uiilled from Louden, July 6. for Lagos ' ~... a and scan at Portland on the 9th, but has an 1 6 r SC a um lheard Of. MIZ ARRIVED. .TCI -- at Deal, Deal, January 11, tr0m............., c. „ 1,,, ,b0 Deal. January 11, from Mammal -at Gravesend, January 10. from ~. L as t s , B mmend. January 11, from Fielme urn-at ()ramrod, January 11, Rom_ New Fag -at Gravesend, January it, from ...... ..... Aetww p Th at Liverpool, January 11, from. B. Ayres rata oe-at Liverpool, January 11, from APand ' New Park P a lie Liverpool. Januar] 11, from sa• r. sax-at Livarpool, January 11, from__ ,„,.. R em , RIM Liverpool, Janary 11, from B .. New Totalirm 1 88 •_.„, 8 Limegeol, Jan u uary 11, from ........h Graveread, January 11. from ...... ....Gothenburg - 3 a Gravesend, January 11, from ......... .. ..Dennok Queenstown, January 9, from M,U.IMAS ...... at Deal, lunar, 11, from -Medea Pill. January 10, from Sc Andre's, a t.. ISTAI-off Liverpool, January 11, horn. ... & a t.. • it Liverpool, January 11, from P. E. bland ,t Liverpool, January 11, from Mourn Liverpool, January 11, from Ria Ja . im Falmouth, January 90, from.. ........ „1,,,, , ,. . 1." .--. ,-et Queenstown ' January 9. from Mimpg orate -at Deal, January 11, from I' 4 .AA -at Gravesend, January 11, from ',Am, 41111 A -at Gravesend, January IL from Leer Waveband, January 11, from Off Ilcuti and ?averred, January 11, from Hemel ...._ nza Gnome- at Falmouth, January 9, from.. Hannah a Queenstown, January 9, from llar.nsg Mali-at Gravesend, January 11, from 11, January le. from.. Mauritius sal memasteern, January 9, from ... Demerara as -at Liverpool, January 11, from Nara Ord LAIIVIT-14 Liverpool, January 11, from ca'atata • mild verpool. January 11, from harm oar as-at Liverpool, January 11, from. New York OD( at Liverpool. January 11, Irma Dante to 11 -at Liverpool, January 11, from I QUM:a/OWE, January 9, from Callao Bew .sa-stGraveseud, January 11, tr0ui.........M. Michael's 10,1 Gravesend, January II loom e Grille _ urcia-at !Liverpool,January 11, from. New York at Liverpool, January 11, from Mansilho I Uverpool. January 11, from. to Itichael's T a Liverpool. January 11, from. Bantander di idLiverpool. Jan. 11 tan )AT-at Liverpool. January 11, from. Lambe awns at Liverpool, January 11. from Et. Mk:WA Or 0 'aantrarow-at Liverpool. January 11, from.. *Mod In -at Gravesend„ Janusz' 11, from Aston, Law . Bmararr-at Falmouth, January 9, frem-Batans YON t ralmoutb, January 9, from rareeloss torn r-at Uuseustown. January 9, from...-. Philadelphia this dima-at Deal, January 11, from Docents It an t Deal, January 11, from. Jambs a t Grassend, January 11, from Dane arra s-at Liverpool. January 11, from New rack P lll 4111111 CA-at DSO, January 11, frOM • New Tort It at Liverpool, Jesuitry 11, from ............. .. . -.brim 'Il n-et Liverpool, January 11, from Qualm 11He Aux -at Liverpool, Jon. 11, from IL Ayne 11 T-at Liverpool, January 11, from B. Ayes lal• aoson-at Liverpool, January 11, from. Onto VW gist - off Pill,January 10, from Blear -at Plymouth, Janary 10, from ............. Arm ad LiVerpool, January 11, from TLIANU-14 Gravesend, January 10, from I.= t Gravesend, January 11, from Gothenbuo tours-at Liverpool, January 11, from New Trek ra-at Liverpool, January 11, from. Baldness T ,r-at Liverpool, January 11, from ...Sierra L ogs mob at Liverpool, January .1, from of Urerpool, January 11, from.. Net. reek , PP AND. (*.LI - at Liverpool, January 11, tram Partial 2 . Pee •at Liverpool, January 11, from Talpaite L• the at Graveread, Januaryl t, from Wood i !tiro -at Deal, January 1 0 , from Mrs - Ini -at Liverpool, January ii, from Boron Ad a-at Liverpool, January 11, from Wiliam, ts. sal 4- of Liverpool, Jan. 11 NA lIIINDJUSA-AI Liverpool, January 11, from , ..11, .4 LW = BAILED. • owa-from Falmouth, January 19, to ~., . ... , lc -from Liverpool, January 11, to New Yak re-from Gravesetd, January 11, to -, I a-from Gravesend, January 11, to ...,,,, I - -, ror Pass-from Liverpool, January 11, to .t i ••• Tle sera Jana-from Gravesend. January 11, to Ode •• ini a-from Gravesend, January 11. to M. /!. • - of Gosar-from Plymouth, January 9, to -New Or - 4 " tons-from Plymouth, January 9, to Sit Hoax-from Falmouth, January 10, to N ' • th from QUSAIIStOIIII. January 9, to ' , ce a/AFTON -from Liverpool, Jaaaary 11, to -from Falmouth, January 9, to Rio de is :.. N from Or evesend, January 11, to • Bar Bras-from Liverpool, January 11, to New l'i Bp reco-fron Liverpool. January It, to New:anodise pr TioN-from Queenstown, January 9, to PC r AND BRAT-from Dartmouth, January 10, to . Ileioane Cusacm-from Gravesend, January 11, to Arkin A CilltDAII-from Plymouth, Jan. 9, t 0...... Bum • , . tO :9-from Pill, January 10, to New Orion , D 'a-tram Brahma, January 10, to T- . ,:• -from Falmouth, January to, to .........- • - ti, rr -from Oraverend, January 11, to Melboc a. i - de IWITCH-fro Gravesend, January 11, to Melba. .. • aortas -from Gravernal, January 11. to .... Bt. Macrae • DATIns-from Liverrol, January 11, t0......New Omar 'lli .1 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. t ~ I. fa. . (barque), from Englanal for Part Phillip, Now. 27, lac 10.• , 9., 14 , t 24.27.90 W., 25 day* out. ' ton, from Pniladelphia for Liverpool, Dec. 10, lat. 4! Sr l. ti' V. Eagle O.), from Glasgow for Melbourne, Nov. 23,12 dam c - I 1.20 N. lon. ILI r W. ar !Glasgow (s. a), from Liverpool for Plialad,elphla, Jas. C, ',....1 lon. 10 W. 1, liolll Load= for Sydney, Ott. 30, lat. 6 N., lon. :4 W. an win, from New York for Landon, Dec. 31, lot. SI N., Mafia ••(b tig), trona 11,41 tot Melbourne, Nov. 23, lat. 5.159, - • l e ) .? , di W. fir carnet, Eietbercen, from London for Sydney, 23 dere, al: .- r. 19, lat. 6.13 N., lon. 22 . 2 . 15 W. te I :a (Russian barque), rum London for Singapore, Nov. 23, ' . D N, 10n.21.12 W, CO days out. th Page, :rim New Orleans for Liverpool, off the Banks. or, Catlin, from New York for Laverpool,Dec.l B , tacit ) , ler. , , ' ea rn m Advertisement.} - HOLLOWAY ' S OELTMENT A.N 4 at 1 A, A 008 T EICALLANT RITIADT TOR AMINO ASV OLD oa.,' at lamas Edwards, a labourer in Portsmouth Dockyar d, receive. re hurt in his thigh about four years back, by a piece of Sr.' qi ig On bin). As abscess formed In consequence of the in . 01 la defied the moat eminent surgeons to heal, and ta vs ei," , irlir na prosouneed incurable, and put on the superannuated `c r• 01 . Being now at liberty to try other runeriler, he • : red using Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which haves e • IS ly cured him that ha Orion, good health, and is as se,. .a? aas any man.-Sold by all venders of medicines; and at Prof . 1101 loway's Establishment, 144, Strand, Loaaaa. 3 P BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH!. I -._-. 9 BIRTH. ti ILL.-Jan. If, at Great MarllorTigh.stret, Mrs. 11. Ale- t roes. WOOL-Jan. 5, at Wools ish, the wile of H. Briscoe, LLD., L. a ciliary, of a non. lISE.-J. , n. 7, at Great Warley, Tres, the wife of their ruse, of a son. 30.-Jan. 8, at St. George's-villas, Canonbury, the ..la i' • Ogg, Eeq., of a eon. RMER.-Jan. 9, at Hertford-street, May-fair, the Infe 11 w. I- • 'armer,,Esq.. of a WI, DGIION.-Jan. 7, at Horsham Vicarage, the wife of the Fav•ii lodison, of a daughter. B' 0W&-Jan. 9 , at Herriard.park, Hants, the oil! .1 1 i - 1 CTTOiat, EN., of a daughter. 1 IBML-Jan. 7, at Abbey-terrace, St. John',-wood, the Lf 1 boa J. K. nabs, Bengal Army, of a hoe. 1 ,wcurrs.- lea. 7, at Thornhill-rare, Marton, the wif“ ! I Mocha'', Esq., of a daughter. ARPA-Jan. 9 at Tackle,: Rectory, near Woodstock,t A 1 e . .1 be Rev. L. A. Sharpe, of a en. BBSTER.- Jan. 8, at Condult-rtreet Wert, Hyde-para. the •?' 1 H. B. Webster, Esq, 01 a daughter. t I I MARRIAGES. 1 tRILT-COOPKIL-Jan. 9 at Carcrelilan Church. Oyer b! . I Rev. T. J. Rowell. Incumbent of St. Peter'', Stepney, Ihr . F . P.S. Barry, 8.A., Curate of rt. Peter's, Stepney, ? moats , ' 4 W. Barry, Provost-road. Haverstock.hill, to Franco Earl.' daughter of the late 0. Cooper, Esq., ot Crerattarmht.. / 3ARDMAN-HARDING.-Jan. 9, at St. Ellas's Church, I.:Orr 1 kl r. 8. Boardman, to Mies Eleanor Harding. 1 EWAR-DART.-Jan. 10, at All Saints', Worst Elm t 11(1 , e. J. Rata, Vllor, Maid, !Cal of D. Dewar, rm., of t . r. Lodge, Camnbury.equare, and W uoilatteet, Chespea. tat E. daughter ef the late John Cart, Esq., of Stratford met. acs. Alt EY -MEAKIN.-Jan. 9, at Enowkill Congregational fit Wolverhampton, by the Rev. W. Vertu. Mr. H. Fairy, to Fru. , draught, rof Mr. T. Meakin, both of BlakenhalL . • ANG-BI'IST. -Jan. 7, at Weft Hackney Church. ii, •1:. i•- earanr! Gruen, Mr. George E. Lang, of Beaus 'cr.,'" Kingsland, to Margaret Ann, youngest daughter ot :la ..:a • Georgo Buist, of Finsbury-place Ess Lab. DEATHS. , • iLVFS.-Jan. 8, at Long Dittos, Surrey, W. Alm, TM-. 4•'''' • lIRCHALL.--slan. 9, 8. J. Birch di, Esq., of Leeds, aged !•": MILDER-N.-Jan. 9, at Sand Hutton, near York, Cu'. Chi.ier , , .• late of the 11th Light Dragoons, :lied 70. ILE I . KISIL.da., ac . t .red -Jan. a. 9, Sereroi. ur -pl. a :e, East on.sluare , Y.! '• ' J. N 1 KNI LL 11-1•. 0, J. Knit!, Esq., of Elliott Lodge, 1.11.16 1 . ( a:l.' Fresh-wharf, Loudon-bridge, aged 74. IgANISTRE.-Jan. 9, Mary, air of Mr. It. Malliwee. r l ..." ' ment's,lpswich, aged s4.f bl maged A s lL L S -.1 11 70 .-,1 .3.. an. 9. 13 .1 , &t u t: se/ DM::: Emutaxt:ed,ettEssehthaug, shart:u of. nj.., Esq., of that plus, aged M. PORTSMOLITH.-Jan. 9, at Egreeferd, Derrobiler the Butt. the Earl of Portsmouth, aged 82. 111101/BILIDGE.-Jaa. 7, at it. Ilatiemequare, iteree l'e l " ' went, son of J. Shoubridge, Esq., aged 17. TA T ILLO yka ti: - c r .; olif,o4at.Heuarelomnote.,,Dermv,...onshirue,eor..auiar, X?" . _ 1 . ,, : 0 i Royal Ifidrary Cods" Sandbars, and Golooel el th e sus, aged /I. , ---,--!(----------!- .. Printed sad Published by Witmer Ka° HAM% of 140.0. greet, is await, of Loaam,2Tiaier. at Twa Ito 00 " ~',,, 11111114 to the prelim el wonetriars , ssair, r o 1166. IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING. WOLVERHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY. The quarterly meeting of the ironmasters of this district, fey the current quarter, commenced at Walsall yesterday ; there was comparatively little business trans acted, but the meeting of the trade here this afternoon was false large as usual ; and if the actual amount of business .tnistelasted was not quite so large, it was because there are aispady such considerable orders on the books that there is me disposition on the part of the ironenuten to in igen them at present, whilst at the same time there is • corresponding disposition on the part of consumers to order, and cautiously. So far, the trade is in as healthy • condition as It can ever be ex pected to be ; there is very little, if any, underselling, but whilst prices are remarkably firm, there is a very strong determination on the part of the leading members of the trade to check any further advance of prices; in fact, that could not be attempted, without speedy injury to the trade, one source of which would, in all probability, be new de mands in respect of wages by the workpeopls, why are now working with quite their usual amount of contentment, at the rate of wages speed upon. For all descriptions of iron, bars, hoops, sheets, and stripe, and plates, the orders both for home and abroad are abundant. In this part of the country there are no stocks OR hand, and, indeed, the make is not equal to the demand ; but at the present time it could not be increased, even were the ironmasten disposed to do so. Coals are still very dear. Slack is quoted u high as Ss. per ton, and all materials are remarkably scarce ; to-day ironstone was sold as high as 21e. per ton. There seems to be a feeling prevalent that the high price of coal will not be of long continuance. For the present, however, we see no probability of its being lower ; nor until there is a general drainage of the district, especially about Tipton, do we sae a chance of any considerable fall in the price of this MEIr modity. The tin-plate trade is said to have undergone noimprene ment sinew last quarter-day, but the make has bum di minished considerably, chiefly in consequence of the scarcity and high price of block-tin ;so that it seems not unreason able to expect an advance in the price of plates on no dis tant day. The meeting today passed off most eatisfactorily ; ac counts were very punctually paid, and all the reports we received relative to the condition of trade generally in this most prosperous town, were at no time within our recollec tion more cheering than they now are. About two o'clock, whilst the Exchange was fullest, a little shout was heard at the entrance, and presently Lord Ingeotre (the tory candidate for the representation) ap peered, escorted by Mr. Philip Williams, the ironmuter, and two or three persons locally influential ; but the visit of his lordship attracted the smallest conceivable amount of attention ; in fact, a cooler reception he could not possi bly have had. The great ironmasters have, with two or three respectable exceptions, declared for the liberal candi date ; so have the manufacturers, great and small, sad after remaining an hour, recognised only casually by little groups as he passed, his lordship quitted the Exchange. It had been given out previously that the noble candidate would take that opportu nity of addressing the constituency ; but, strangely enough, he quitted the place without doing so. In all probability he was somewhat mortified at the recep tiou be received, and did not care to encounter a reply from such staunch free traders as Mr. C. B. Dimmack and Mr. Blaekwell, the ironmasters, both of whom were in the Exchange ; and it was hinted that if any speech was deli vered by Lord Ingestre that one orother of those gentlemen wou:d rt ply. Late in the afternoon it was stated th his lordship would speak at Birmingham toinPrrow—ail extra ordinary proceeding certainly, soling that that town is out of the county, for, in view of the omission to do so here to day, a more unpardonable slight to the elceters of this town and district—really the metropolis of South Staffordshire — could scarcely be conceived. LONDON AND GREENWICH RAlLWAY.—Yeaterday the half-yearly general meeting of this am any took plies at the cakes Coleman-street, City; Mr. Josiah Wilson in the chair, in the absence of Mr. Ethadbelt from indisposition. The chairman laid before the meeting the statement of accounts, which showed that the rent front the South Eastern Railway Company,anscianting to 22,0001., had been received; and this sum, after paying interest on deben tures, preferential dividends and expenses, left a ba lance of 11,2891. be. 4d. in favour of the company. A dend of 68.24. per share, free of imams tax, for the half-year, was declared. The retiring directors, Mr. Jeremiah Pilther and Mr. Josiah Wilms, were rireiested, and a oonvena • Eon arose sa to the expediewey et mill the number of aeries to We dra Are ; bat it Ina ezyielsed that us. &Mho terms el the ea of they were bound to here that aurbsr, rut it wadi be to eery as iihe lead lealare of the 'anyway wilh emery sad Imre& rut be Areal by dues drereee—a l tS . Ilea wilek,fit tie sweat of Ulmer es ether eapeellyb it =kb. be Mewls le told', If the awake were aereened. The eeptiehed with the meal rote ef **aka ARRIVED. Atom Jam-st Deal, January 11, fr0m....... „„ ... c,, k . bo AVOIMIA-at Deal. January 11, from Havant AC= MAZT-at Gravoemad, JIMIAry I', from ~. tents, Ares-at Grawsend, January 11, from Finland ALACIT GALLIIIII-at ()ravened, January 11, Rom_ New lark AIMMUIPMI-st Orovesend, January it, from. ..... ..... ~,,tata" ASOZISTINA-at Larel, January 11, from. B. arm Baas Azrowis-at Liverpool, January 11, from Aimaidna Cowan. Came-at Liverpool, January 11. from New Yak Carew-at Livezpool, January 11, from C. G. non EMIS-a: Liverpool, January 11, from_ pi mi `ulna az -at Liverpool, January 11, from lialAz L•asa-off Liverpool, January 11, from ........,„ 14., York -at Gray/mod, January 11. from ... ..Gothailum -4 Gravesend, January 11, from ........... .... Denmark Queenstown. January 9, from /Lamm --at Deal. Jasusry 11, from ..Madree Duna-44 Pill, January 10, from St. Andrea's N.B. DOOOOL WIDATIA-Off Liverpool, Jitlo/IA7 11, froth. ... Andrea's, DISPATCII -at Liverpool, January 11, tram P. E. blasa Ernasoa-at Liverpool, January 11, from Maudlin Earius-at Liverpool, January 11, from ltlo Janeiro Eons-at Falmouth, January 10, from.. ........ ..... hiaanere Farzazmu-at Queenstown ' January 9. from Mar..pa EL. za Tsourrox -at Deal. January 11, from hatau &mamma-at Gravesend, January 11, from ,alum ELLIDA JOIIMMA -at Gravesend, January 11, tram leer Pour-at Gravesend, January 11, from unman Foar -at Gravesesd, January 11, from Shaw lawman nza Groan-at Falmouth, January 9, Rom.. Banana Ehmaars.-at Queenstown, January 9, from llama, MIJIBT HOLMAN-at Ormasead, January 11, from r•fafroa lea-oer Pill, January 10. from.. lots-st tiosmastemn, January 9, from _. lamina Isausrurs-at Liverpco4 January al. from hada WOOLY MAIMIT-II Liverpool, January 11, from Citail Ism-at Liverpool. January 11, from harm Joan Ctiman-at Liverpool, January 11, from New fort Jonaoss-at Liverpool, January 11, from ........... Dame Jas. Hair -at Liverpool, January 11, from from asthma Jr:mos-at Queenstown .SMl, Jaausry 9, WM Jour. CtlAll-laGravesecd, January 11, tr0ui.........5L Illthaell Tacos-at Gravesend. January ll i from Gen. Lawr Famuxus-at Liverpool, anuary 11, from. 'few EMI L'Croan-at Liverpool, January 11, from Marwillm LITYIa-at Uverpool, January 11, from. ht Midair@ Lavavu-st Liverpool, January 11, from. Belnandir Lisanu-off Liverppoooll, Jan. II MAST eracum-at Liverpool. January 11, from. a m lizanes-at Liverpool, January 11. from Ft Michael% Moon Wasztvarow-at Liverpool, January 11, trom....hoeuml MOSOLLI-ant Gravesend, ' January 11, from Antwerp MAIMISALL BINIWIT-at Falmouth, January 9, frora...Bataria Mama -at Falmouth, January 9, from Bantams Itasomunr-at Queenstown, January 9, from.-- Philadelphia Karns Mans-at Deal, January 11, from hennas Namo-at Deal, January 11. from.. Juliana Ocims-at Gravesend, January 11, from Haws Oulsowrza-at Liverpool January 11, from New Tea Paws or ANIkICAL-11l Deal, January 11, fr0m.........•• Sea Tart PzoLsa-at Liverpool, January 11, from ............. ... --LIM Paincrress-st Liverpool, January 11, from Quelea Parma Duro- at Liverpool, Jun. 11, from B. Arm Pawavarr-at Liverpool, January 11, from B. area Erna Cisoaran-at Liverpool, January 11, from. ....... __..BmEg RCBSCAII - o ff Pill. January 10, from Aram Baron-at Plymouth, Jazzary 10, from ............. AMMO SOMM-off LiVerpool, January 11, from Boatel Somas JrmArtu-at Gravesend, January 10, from Demon Swan-at Gravesend, January 11, from Goihenhorg lITAIM frames-at Liverpool, January 11, from Xt./ Tat San Nrarrs--at Liven oat, January 11, from. Salaam STILIDIMIT-LL Liverpool, January 11. from ....Sierra UM Scsar--at Liverpool, January al, from . Sum -o ff Liverpool, January 11, from New fat Saluda Sams (e.al -at Liverpool, January 11, from Partial Tuns-at Liverpool, January 11, from Taiwan, issams-at Gramoend, January 11, from Waal Ihnocas-at Deal, January 10, from Beam Martz-at Liverpool, January ii, from Hannan Vurrarra- at Liverpool, January 11, from Wiliam, V.?. WALt ACt- off Liverpool, Jan. 11 ZWAMTINA MLNDAIIIA-111 Liverpool, January 11, from ....A:L.4 Gaon-at SAILED. Aramarroam—from Fa/mouth, January 10 , to —. 11.. yorti ATLANTIC-I'M MLiverpool, January 11 , to Bavorrra—trotsOraveteud, January 11, to 811.4/011—from Gravesend. January 11 , to ......s Cutter or FAlll—ham Liverpool, January 11, to h Csamarrs JANl—from Graresead. January 11, to.— _Mk. Earratea—from Gravesend, January 11. to N. Vi &XII/ 01110—ham Plymouth, January 9, to ..New Orla EiMBIALDA—from Plirtiotith, January 9, to Mina& Gaut Harm—from Falmouth, January 10, to Napo OLas—ham QUOMMI.0•11, January 9, to Lash Pl. C. KILOTON—from Liverpool. Jaasary 11, to Seto 'muff—from Falmouth, January 9, to Rio de la Um 'Jou—ream Or iveeend, January 11, to . Rut* NOITII STAl— from Liverpool, January 11, to New T, PIOVIDINCI—tram Liverpool, January 11, to Newfs Rasoscriox—from Queenstown, January 9, to 1 NOBEL? AND BlTST—from Dartmouth, January 10, ICI . lle:bours HOLM, CSAIILM—from Grareoend, January It, to AMMO STA° ScHllDAN—from Plymouth, Jan. 9, tn..... Bum; TOM:PlN—from Pill, January 10, to New Wen Tan:weer —trots Brishani, January 10, tut...... ~...........leare Tatao—Bum Falmouth, January 10, to— ..............., - VaLoctry—from Ofareterld, January 11, Ms.. —. WATIEWITCH—from Gravesend, January Ii 01...... , - -- -.......f0rm Gravesend, - - - --, 11, *. Meth.= Kt. Max 1., • W. IL. /halal—from Liverpsol, J.nuary U. t 0...... New o: VSBBELS SPOKEN WITH. Amble, (barque), from England for Pat Phillip, Nov. 21, 1at.10.7 r. lon. 24.27.30 W., 23 days out. Arlington, from POiladelphia for Liverpool, Dec. 10, lat. 4! 0., la 52 W. !Pack Eagle (44, from Glasgow for Melbourne, Nor. 23, 42 days 1at.2.20 N., lota. 21.1 , W. City of Glasgow (s. s.), from Liverpool for Philedelphla Jon. C, N., lon. 10 W. limp from Load= for Sydney, Om. 30, lat. 6 N., lon. :4 W. Ormobwin. from New York for L.,.rrlon, Dec. 31, Ist. St N., IonDIP hung (0 1g), from Elul for Melbourne, Nov. 23,1 at. 5.15N,a . 20.10 W. Jas Daniel, Riettercen, from I.ondon for Sydney, 25 days, at , Nov. 10, lat. G. 13 N., lon. 22.2.15 W. Lisette (Raw barque), Irom London for Singapore, Nov. 13, 2.10 N, 10n.21.12 W CO days out. R.N. Page, ,ri.ns New Orleans for Liverpool, off the Barka Senator, Coln, from New York for Liverpool, Dec.lB, tat. 40, :or. [Advertisement.]--HoLLowAY's OMTNENT Pus; • MOST EICIILLINT REID DT 701 AMIN= ASV OurWo e l, —UMW Edwards, a labourer is Portsmouth Dockyard, mei* MUM but In his thigh about four years back, by a pen of wet =III WM. Am abscess formed to consequenre of the 41110 l tbe aaw eninent ,urgeona to heal, and ••• an q=ureweesced Ineurab!e, and put on the supenunnierd Dig row at hberty to try other runeo.es, Ye at 11 81.2211•1011•11oway's Ointment and Flub, ulna 11,,re ei Ma* stroll er that be mien good health, and to as or:: 4'l week le say are.—tied by ell ,enders of medicines; owl at Profr Holloway's liatabliahment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAM BIRTHS. ABELL-IEI.IO, at Cheat MerlboroVa.atreet, Mre. 11. Me a his. ____ 3, at Woolwish, the age of H. Briscoe, lilt, E. Artillery, of a eon. CRUSE.-3..n. 7, at Great Worley, Erma, the wife o! :tele Cruse, of a son. PAGO.—Jan. 8, at St. Georges-villas, Canonbury, the oil Fagg, Esq., of a *on. FARMEIL—Jan. 9, at liertford-ttreet, May-fair, the wife W. larmer,;Esq.„ of • wu. 110DGSO7I.—Jan. 7, at Horsham Vicarage, the wife of the Re. , Hodgson, of a daughter. JEW' 01BL—fan. 8, at Herriard.park, Hants, the w.`. J t lrcoae, Eaq., of a daughter. PHIBBS—Jan. 7, at Abbey-terrace, St. John'sarcod, T Major J. K. Ebibbs, Bengal Arm], of • son. ROWCLIFFE. —Jew 7, at Thornhill-square, Islington, the ' 0 'lowlife, Esq., of a daughter. SILSRPL—Jan. 9 at Tackle,. Rectory, near the Rev. L. A. Sharpe, of a lion. WEBSTER.— Jan. 8, at Conduit-o.feet 11. B. Webster, Esq., of a daughter. Welt, Hyde.par., :Le • . MARRIAGES. BARRY—COOPER.—Jan. 9 at elkneh tIIM Ch'Rehr Our. b Rev. T. J. Roweell. Incumbent of St. Peter's, Stepney. Int Y. 8. Barry, 8.A., Curate of ut. Peter's , Stepney, gek.E.14011,; W. Barry, Provost.rood, Ilaverstoca.hill, to France. Elds.: l - 1 daughter of the late 0. Cooper, Esq., of Camestion-b1... 130ARDMAN—HARDING.—Jan. 9, a et. Sass's Church, Leer Mr. 8. Boudreau, to Wes Eleanor Harding. DEWAR—LART.—Jan. 10, at All Saints', Wrt Ram. IA lb ( 1 ` A. J. Ram, Thar, David, Seel of D. Pram, P.M., of re a ms Lodge, Canunbury.equare, sod N oou.atteet, Cheaperd.. Ea 7 daughtcr ef the late Joan tort, Esq., of Stratford-peel., toes RAIZ EY—MEAKIN.—Jan. 9, at Snowhill Cougreganousl Ct Wolverhampton, by the Rev. W. Peron, Nr.ll. Yawl. to Emu &vett, r of Mr. T. Meakm, both of MaliembalL LANG—BI'IST —Jan. 7, at West Hackney Church. l• ,':,mod G, en. Mr. George E. Lang, of Besu,isr,,77 Kinpland, to Margaret Ann, youngest daughter of the (karat Bulk.:, of kiasbury.place u:to. DEATHS. ALVIS.—Jan. 8, at Long Dittos, Surrey, W. Alm, EM . BIRCIIALL—Jan. g, S. J. Birch di, EN., of Leeds, sged CHILDEIitS.—Jan. 9, at Sand Hutton, near York, Col. Cl....dvr , late of the llth Light Dragoons, .1,re,1 O. KENTIS6I.—Jas. 9, at Seyninur.p:i.e, Euston.squire, ' J. T. Kentlab, Faq , aged SO. ggILL -1612 . 8 . J. link% Esq., of Elliott Lodge, Frevls.whArt, London.bndge, aged 71. MAIVISTRE.—Jan, 9, Mary, w.fe of Mr. IL Manstre, of raecit'e,lpawleh, aged 54.1 MAISH.--Jan. 8, at tptonsplece, gwatfeed, PAW. aged 76. 1[ an. 9 , at East Redford, Maria, fifth &Wide* of L Eeq., of that place, aged 29 . POBTSMOUTH.—Jan. 9, at Eggesferd, Devonshire, the 10. 1 0 18° the Earle,' Por aged 82. 13201JBIUDGE.—Ja ff a. 7. , at lg. Mariessequare, Iteffee .ll6 neat, eon of J. Shoubeidge, Esq., aged 17. TAYLOR.—Jan. 6, at Harcombe, Devonshire, Msior 4 e 9. Taylor, C. 8., of Oewell Dens, LieO""S e Bard v" . Cone" Sandhurst, and Colonel of thr 1,. am rd vil by WILLIAM K.sO HO" of No. S.. 1"418616.11181.111:11.11. "1°"4"°.' Pniter.l °Tun*. °11.400. rote