The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-21 00:00:00

~f ~ lii 'P l I,abi inttiltetitte. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--•:grrusay. BOORS ML OMISIMMEMP:rais. In ha ADAK' AMD Cpeppayiy, n• twain" Semetal Alai*" William Bridges Adams, °nerd Rested, were the estossies as o sta n si d sm . memo% cambia as Madam at 8... This was the day appointed for the lest emolaation. The coon wa. crowded with creditors and parties interested in the tam Th e b a sk. treats were in atten .sect, and were each repremated by pea fender&Mews. Crowder end Mutton! swami ma solicitote ander the fiat ; admen. P and Co. npreiteated the backrest, fiensa. I Adonis; Mr Riettardson was for the bankrtip , W. B. /Wenn ; and Mr. Lawrame for the bank nr, Ret;teil. The Aeosaw which bad been prepared by Idr. Coaltead. the principal bOok.kreper of the bankrupts, were Tor) vols. Lanus There were two joint balsam Amts. one for the firm of the thr. e, the other for the firm of W. B. Adams sad (i reed Italat. , n, each wending Iron the Ist et Jeonary, 1846, to the 10 hof Anglo: last. That of W. B. Adams acrd Closed Relatma was la the following form : Da. To inindry creditors on trade mown £13,241 0 1 Ditto on cash and bills ------33026 2 6 Creditooi holt lag eremitism Sundry Liabilities 113,761 4 3 Profits (all expimers of wade drawled) 4,416 6 1 Ditto credited in 6. Adam. as hie shan from 1.1 January, IBA to Id Jemmy. 1649. when ha retired teen the Arm Capital of D. B. Adams Do. of S. Admits 3,010 a 6 llommes mama .... .. ... . .....».. II 6130,926 19 Ca. Ny wary trade debtors, rod l6 -------- doubtful 1,414 13 ca bias asi;;rni was is Property artarroL. 16,1101 19 1 Ditto to brie otoreillors WAS I -----.-- 31,6 N W r per roles Los-oe 6,6 W• 1 S. Argos, mood ernlod to Ido is of I' b 4 prior to No retiring tem the Rrat L adme, capital, reared 19,919 16 10 1073 IT 11 313 1 3 300 0 0 W. B. Ala,C, amount drawn out O. Maim.% Onto &o pt= account 5130,924 19 2 The folo•inis is the balance sheet et the join. estate of Samuel Adams, Wdlises Brittre Adams, and Gerard Ral ston, ranging orte the emit orriod : Da. To liabilltbe MUNN' Crorn:Zy, fur at 4 doolpol Massa by bito to Ws Int et rorbooo wide pr to the ethistay, Intend theme too et the Ass el the tooknytey l5O 0 0 10,150 0 0 plaids sendrs secorlii•e, see bairn claret of Anna. and Kal4.e.) Wll5. Cron-hay on .pint .n 4 several promusory note, dated Sib of Fed.'s ary, 16IR Were:et doe thereon 3,473 0 0 & Adman, fof among of principal searedby him yelp to lit ~f battery, 1161, 4371 Wrest due at the tme of 'h. haf.krii ..cy (liable sundry securities.) 21,400 0 1, liabilities The separate belaneontet * lllerard Ralston also ex tended fees the let of January, 1846. to the lOat of August hut, mid exhibited lb. Lillea is, items: Ds. ...... 510,053 13 11 ...-...1 IS 4 To toosery dNomr mend liobair to Mr. Corwolioy,O;Joia eisoini $ Lowy Ms issolty talky wiles lomollle onallosi Amami drown hos OM some —.— 313 1 3 SAM S • A 1,317 is 0 .... II 3 Min 0 0 13 By gora 4440. Doubtful JAW ....... Preptot• ..... Ibtto la Mob el • make ... ... . biro ht Ma& el tridlasso ma ammat if OW dr tram OW 'Male 00 . 000 0 0 10 0 Durntout ditto ........... ........... ....... WO 0 0 lutereot leyeble mar bad Ow swore te mom of want/. ttADNEWIL tlottubtot.or coati . ............ 3,578 0 0 Deficbersty, 1.11+0., ISO 7O 3 5 £i2 33 I • 8t pants bllar,ee sheet of S. Adams. (Dates the semi.) Do. To randry £22,460 0 11 Annont. drawn fnoo the Joint estate for (vital wets Ind lateroot between lot January, Ilan, and lbw Ina lota 10,019 16 10 SU 0 0 lottreot Aims owl LWa -- 616 3 6 111 r :rj v aNses .—«—. =Stir I.a . zi '''' £114.0 , 3 S 3 .111,177 0 11 IMO 0 3.330 15 5 . 11,430 0 II 434,11611 3 3 Ilepuste Ukase dint al W. B. A 4;. (ears dors.) Ds. Te weer, mai ...... . „ Lability to W. awarrisy, a* Arm Amour draws from)Ast addle Prim Oarelal .... Mil 8 10 •,673 0 0 2,173 17 • 11 7 0 86 10 0 26,341 0 I . £273 0 0 27 1177otasidsol creditor% as sonnott of Mots duo horn At estate of Adams sad Ralston fawners Labdny 2,191 3 6 ..-- 3.673 0 0 /6,311 3 6 Mr. Lawnnee aid he apprehended that an adjournment would be Necessary it the case of Gerard Ralston, as his separate accounts had not been filed in time. The books bad ban par icalarly well kept, and he believed than would ao question as to the other partners pulsing; bat I. maw wines of what hal winced in Pritchard and Dales case, ha coneeivsd his Honour would deem it unsafe to allow Sr. Ralston to paw. Mr. C , the official amalgam., said that the ease of Mahlon was rather a singular ore. He stated that he was also • peewee with his brother is New Totk, and showed that about 40.0001. was Out to him from that bros. It appeared that Mr Rslatea had pat the name of " Ral stop, Brothers, and C 0.," the title of the firm at Philadelphia, to bills to the eateat of abort 6,0001., which would go back to America; and though they could net come against the joint estate, t h ey might ant the separate property of Mr. Ralston. . . Mr. Lawressee said then was no doubt a very large a•m would coral to the rotate from the estate of Mr. Ralston, the solvent p►stset.. Me was quite assious to give the &Winces all the ...wanes and inform►tion i• his power. Mr. Riche:dews sok d that the bankrupt Ralston should be dinned to proceed to America, on the put of the as. signers. to artist in Mk ing his property there. Mr. Lawrence woo understood to intimate that there would be no objection on hie part to do so. The Commissioner said A. should ho justified in electing • pledge from Mr. Rolston before he allowed him to pus, to do his best for the assignees. Mr. Richardson submitted a proof for 1.5,0001. on behalf el the trustees vain the saarriege settlement of Mr. Ralston, who is son in law to Mr. W Crawshay, the eminent lean merchant The proof was admitted, as wen several °thus against the joint estate Mr. Lswunee asked for an allowsnee of 301. to Mr. Cos. head for prt paring the accounts, which was granted, It was staled by the assignee that the books of the bankrupts bad been hug. ifally kept. After some conversation the erimination of Raletaa was adjourned to the 16th of January, sad tM other two book ?apse pawed. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.—YEsTuDAT. BM!" PSALMS ILITLUT LW. /ODOR. rearm tt.Witcastr, M P.—Metrical Lamm. Ritroneuto. This wee ma action brought by the pisietiff, Mr. Jobs Foote, a eargeoe, tipsiest the defesleat, Mr. Thos. Watley, M.P., to recover the sum of 211.165. 34., for services tea dared to the Lance( , a periodical, of which defendant is the proprietor. The plaintiff was represented by Mr. Chas. Dod, the wh am, of Great hilarlb Ruses street, sad the defendant by Mr. Potter. _ _ ..... la outing the plaintire case, Mr. Dad said that bids besides his profession so mirrors, had for the last 20 years been connected with the to , dical press; and, scsording to the partieulase of amend, the claim was for reporting ter. Min lectures in the Leacet, for contributinggenually, and for revised's,. &e. . . . The plsimiif said that he first became acrainted with the Lancet, in Msy, 1847, an application having been made to him for hie envious to that paper, by Mr. Churchill, the pub- Lieber. After this Mr. Walley told him he would give him half a guinea per page for whiter., he supplied. He sent smatftbstiows fir some time, for which he reoeived payment. His seat dealing with the Lanett ma. in 1848, which was the poblicatiost of Mr. Hathrie's lectures. These were sent es prop up.n the same terms as the other contributions. Did take short hand notes of the lectern, bat Mr. Guth • supplied whom wilt the manuscript of them. Mr. Watley declined them through his secretary, Mr. Brent, calm Ott y were given gratuitously. Witness thee Est himself in treaty witn the proprietors of the Medical Thew loft the publication of the lacuna at the same rats, when Mr. Brest advised wittier not to net pe•dpitately, sod alto a while Mr. Wakley 'erred to his tonne, niftier than be thew ge to the Neches! Tim*. The pnblasatioa of the Whim commenced to the le tt of November L 1348. The lea Imam au delivered on the 14th Woe follewlag May. Xr.toy ritual to pay *UMW' Ghana wheal he mat in hte Cron eaamtaad by Mr. Potter—The lastermi mmald heat bees pablahad la the Nadia*, Timm It the Lapel had set :I;"them. TA. Imm a AVM Wiling the Am pine ir d o m mu sad ibis grim **Wit Wham mode a fenassnaryst the mime* sad Nieuwe the peek Die had slave ter reporting ee • setter tit tem. Mr. Tad wished se knew if XL Walley were siallesil to be * ml. feeigkeee of She Leileell THR Mr. Patter—Mt we doet admit eaything othe kW. Mr. D4d—Voey then. I shall Mew that he in (ghter.) Mt. Hyde, sleek to Mr. Charlie Dod, then proved the oohs proprietorship of the Lancet by the defendant from dassamet Hesse. Mr. Om. This. Guthrie said that he had eertaiole gie n his Worm to Ms. Foote, but at the seine dam: sit Wag aware that they was worth kali a raise% esposially ethos the Wrisebent mod to Osage Wei half •• guises sad more to Mort them. (k longh.) Mr. Foote had, however, sadertakes to publish them, provided whams gave him the nassuserlpt, sad Meowing him to be as West! to the paper, he viewed thie as a sort of quid prod quo ter eupplylog him with die imams. Witness was sot at that time upon . rriendly tense with Mr. Watley, bat still ha told plainull re do the bat e a maid with the lectures for himself. Mr. Dod—Thm you knew that Mr. Foote has a pecuniary m fa rnibbehlag your lectures ? Mr. Outtiriv-01 yes, I hose I wee to be sold. (Laughter.) Mr. Dod—Thee you didn't expect to be gives away ? Yr. Guthrie—Nut at all ; I knee I waste be sold, sad to the best bidder. (Itenewed laughter.) Another whims is giving seldom*, sold that sevenl gostlenies were at the present time costributleg their Is own listens gratutimiely. Mat the lect urn wue never paid for milen there was • speeds raostrsee. Mr. Brent was called :—He woo astredltor to the Lancet le ISM and ISO, and scud as the reprieentative of Mr. Watley while he was absent. This witness positively dirtied bevies given W plaintiff any authority to send the ootsvoes to bo paid for them. Is short, no agreement wee made either by witness or Mr Watley to pay fur the lectures. The Jadge—Are you quite anro that no agroonaht arca atom kw the payment of tome lectures ? Tao Wilms —1 an quite cirtaut of that. The learned Judge.—Coen that ride the lees, sakes Mr. Dad Na well it any further. Verdiet ler the (Wendel:it. ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCE. YORKSHIRE—Yoae, DEC. 19. BOOM Ma. hence PAITI•011. TES AlikVit one a YOUNO LADY man 81117 FIELD. John Robgrison, railway station master, who was eon. 'hued of a felonious assault upon Illeabeth Newton, at nthr B:.efbeid, on being asked if he had any thing is say why sentence should not be pared upon him. marled that he was entirely innoceat of the charge which bed been brought against him. He maimed that he had taken unwarraotabk liberties with the female who accused him, bat denied obtaining posiession of her pence. His Lordship said that he had taken all the pains possible, to had consid. red and reconsidered the cue in all its bear ings, and he had come to the couclusion, before the prisoner nia44 his statement, that it was very poe,ible—nay, even probable—that what he had stated was tee; the • act. Tb• prisoner, who was crying, exclaimed that it was a gauping against him to entrap him into a marriage. His Lordship woe of opinion that he had brought the ver dict recorded against him upon himself, by the instrueioss tie had given to his learned counsel Had he acknowledged to his counsel that he bed committed an hatecent tumult upon the young lady, and, through hie counsel, mad* an amps apology to the jury tar his cmduct, he had no doubt that they wt led have believed that such was the real state of the cum The _prisoner said he did instead the counsel to that (Erect. His L ,rdship alluded to the language the prisoner lied used to the young lady and her mother subsequent to the occurrence as being most injudicious, and had led the jury to believe that he wee guilty. With respect to the young lady he could not, he did not, b. hems a single word about her consenting at all. He did not think there was to. slightest imputation upon her character or conduct, for he behaved that she had resisted to the very unatht in her power. The swum which the prisoner ought to have pur sued was to have offered an humble apology, along with a confession of his gross ntimenduct, and he did nut doubt that the matter would have been settled. The I d judge, in uthlusios, hoped that every one in roan would hear his opinion respecting the young lady—namely, that her cha racter was totally unimpeactied, and dant no improper in t. rcouree between her and the prisoner had occurred. He sentenced the prisoner to be imprisoned and kept at Lard labour for two years. noose Mr. BASCO MARTIN. SiNTIUNCLI ole TUB Lases KIOTIBILS. William Iligeine coo James Cratty, who yesterday, after their case had been partly heard, pleaded guilty to the charge of maasksghter, were sentenced to be tress ported for 10 year.. );dwarf Hogan, John Haley, Michael Cantwell, William John Cosner, and Mary Hooke, who pleaded guilty to a riot, were sentenced, the first tour to be Imprisoned and kept at hard labour two years, Connor IS mouths, and Rohe one year. Hie lordship 'intuited, in reply to Cacao'', mo ther, who said her eon had always conducted Mourn well, and tharelore she hoped he would be mercifully dealt with, that It was a moot un•ortunatei inemetanos people do not conside r the eonsequences to themselves aid their friends when they sensmit these craws. It appeared tines patties were all Irish, who had settled at Lions, and who had had the inn tenable bler.ing of living comfortably by industry in this country, it they would but have made use of that opportunity. Instead of being grateful for that opportunity, the y had foamed a clan or party, and had conducted themeless in a maser shish could not for one moment be tolerated ; if it were tolerated, thee the peiceable and industrious chiracter of this country would be at ones destroyed. When an ar rangement was proposed to be come to yesterday, as to the degree of guilt which should be admitted, be felt it his duty to interpose, as he could not be a party to any gement which shoul , t preclude him irons inflicting that punishment which so serious an offence as this deserved. Under all the circumstances of the ease (which his lordship in bruit enumersted) he felt it his duty to pass the sentences above stated. _ ATTEMPTING TO SMOOT AT HULL. Reheard fleela*, 41, was charged watts attempting to di/- sharp a lulled pistol at the Rev. R. Atthill, at Hull, on the 6th or Bept. umber, with intentito mauler him. The prosecutor is the tutor curate at the Trinity Church, Hull; the prisoner bad been formerly a hoir,:resser in the sues tows, but recently he bed acted as clerk in his brother's establishment. About half past sloven iu the miming of Sept. tuber 6th, the prosecuor was outriding in the market place, In convemtioo with his friend, Mr. Bristol, a star. rue. Whilst so enraged the prosecutor heard an miry voice, and on turning rowed he saw the prisoner bolding • pistol wiltin a few inches of his head. The trigger was pulled, the cap azploded, bat happily the contents at the pistol were not Gieeherweel. The prisoner then esid,"lt doesn't signify. We'll meet &gala. You know me and I know you, but we'd meet again." From prosecutor's statement how ever, it appeared they were utter strangers to each other. The prisoner walked sff, and prosecutor followed and secured hint, and he appeared to be fitting on another sap. When the police came, prisoner voluntarily gave up a powder flak and a bullet, and when searched several percussion cape were found upon him. He laid to the officer, "1 am not ashamed of what I do. When I want to turn amegin I go by daylight, and let everybody en what I do." The define* was, that the prisoner was insane, and evidence was ad !need to that effect. About 11 or 12 years ago be was obliged to give up business. He was haunted by a motive that devils were about his house, and he was looked upon as a person quite insane. Notwithstanding this, he had studied several languages, and bad written out to less than 20 imam., of manuscript—copies of Homer's Iliad and other works. He was considered quits insane at the time this get was committed. The prisoner was Acquitted on the ground of insanity. Tie be kept in custody oaring her Msjesty's pleaiore. The business of the commission was tauten to a coartla slot at a late hoar to-might. _O, 0 0 COMMERCIAL DOCK COSIPANT.—At a special mast lag of the Commercial Dock Company yesterday (8.. Barri- BIR , in the chair), the secretary read the report from the board of directors, which stated that they had made a previtional agreement with the East Country Dick Company for the purchase of their dock and premien, with a view to obtain a deeper eatrpnce for the admission of large ships. They also intended to apply to parliament to sanction that purchase and other extensions, and to connect the docks by a small tramway with the Deptford branch of the London sad Brighton Railway Company, in order to supply dock accommodation in connexion with the southern counties by railway. It was also the intention to endeavour to obtain the fall privileges ss to lancirg goods, &e., now enjoyed by the docks oa the north side of the river. The mahatma, adopting the report and authorising the director' to proceed with the contemplated matter', were passed unasimossly. We understood the estimate of the istoaded purchase, sew 'stripes, and railway ignitions, would amount to 182,000 L, with a farther rum of 360001. in the treat of an additional entrance being hereafter made at or pm Lavender-dock, Rothe/Maui A proprietor expressed a regret that the directors had not still further extended their views by pro. prolog another entrance higher up the river. Be, owever, proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman aid directors of the company, which was cordially 'grad W. OLD STREET EXTENSION, AND Naw OXFORD ITU= Juscrnows.—The am, amity of this line of comma eatioa from Bsoreditch to the western district, of the polis has keg beta felt, and is becoming daily more apparent. No other proposed new line of street possesses greater facilities for construction : it is already formed up to Doe well street, where the sauce wall of the Charterboure grounds cats it short. It would then pan through Bt. John'e-square and cut Victoria-street at right angles, thence by liiog'e-row to New Oxford-street. The character of the property through which it would pass is of the Ilan inferior deecription, and the I oath of new street would only be shoat five heehaw It would greatly relieve the City straits, now wholly insufficient for the traffic, end, if continued the fa width of Old , str eet , would form a noble Use from the west and south vast distrims to Shoreditch, Hackney, sad ti; Eastern Counties tensions.— Du Builder. _ SHIPBUILDING IN Cianeocx.—The Greenock Advertiser, is &swing attention to a list of vessels now being easstrietad at that sad oefilbeariag porta, says:— " It mot ally midmost that ON asset important brat,eh of ear made ia a highly seddarery state, bat also that the lam alteration la the laws regellesieg our Ilieresetile mutat have set illeheatomei the eraser N shipping property. That they have sew may erg perertal rivak te ear pot whit. is • fro whisk •••••• he a Imam be tesellesed ; bat was eeerhymeo *ppm to war heotay We the ertieet, est le be aseetwed rot b esstert theerehes of* merely se esesifiksowl ddi tinkt esparw rite toe s brity, bet le peeve that they ream the leo oster. Mm. or ClaMEtllllllllVlNO.—Nearly hell the pima fa Byeleas gaol at We due have hem eermitisd fee Unmake fa week et pear Is Whim* the *spew at hes,k Utile yerres la prima (time to Imo bother ohm) arm et them awe rhea art fatealse. le tsar timed est of the prefab ease&—Pleeferd be ts •Piaica guilt e' .4 that it Was el wine be w ebileld 11/0 ibriiii4haes hut, in • eritart of junkie; they were all bowed. IA WS. the evident's, and if that eras insufficient to walk= goat: what evw suspicion Right be esteralsod, the eedy mom 1141, could bo adopted was to dreads upon this eiblewoo. The prisoner Clinton was then brought up t er His Lordship, addressing him, said that ho hy %w to a =a= monde* robb ety of the master, sad the assent of plunder was one rwely t balm the entice of a wart of juries. Whether or INS was the original proposer of the rubbery did net appose, but there could be no doubt %het, without hie motive interference, the robbery could never kayo been *serried into effect. Although eery young, he seemed to have acted with the stalest ooliberaties and mention in assisting his etwoomiews to elect their porpoise and he was sore, to we by lbS bow titian, that he bad doiss all in his power to estkeastene defeat the ends of Justice, sad that it was hopassibio to plows soy reliance on what he sold. The prisoner was then seateaord to be trump:eta * 10 you,. Mr. Clarkson said be thought it right to inform the isieet, as some observatkiss bad bees =ado in the mires of the ease with regard to Clinton not being willed as a witness, that this muse had been adopted for two reasons ; first, buns= fro= the contradictory statements made by Ma it was felt tint he wee utterly %swarthy of belief; sad, secondly, bassi= It was kntad to In impossible to obtidn any elides= to confirm hiss. IttritteS SATURDAY Ev CENTRAL au L COURT: OLD CODRI.--Vartsitomr. ham SA Mori lesarnies. TSB PLATS Ronan IN THE STRAKA, [The seaeleehat of this ago *pared la the gesedor 'art I ear itspreteiss gottlesittl no Jury, Om; a &vet imaiehaties, NM they elf. N Natoa thee the orkireas E I eadieloat to establish she gilt of tee griseestoN sad thy Mantra isk bound to Mars rennet Nol Mr. Jambs WtgAtetio obeerfed that it was el wine to • regretted that a great grilse WWI go oar 41144b1114 bat, • .•m. Oki mama ISA THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STBEBT. mcciostrr TO Tall M• 1411111 07 LONDOXDRSIT.--J. Abgood wassummooed before Mr. Bingham, for having, by Willl/1 misbehaviour, caused damage to the person of the Mar 'nil of Londonderry, and to the ouriage of Lord Adolphus Vane. Mr Humptirey.junior, who appeared for Lord A. Vane, stated that on Thursday teeming, at • quieter before 10 o'clock, the Marquis of Londonderry, in company with Sir Charles Forbes wee proceeding to the theatre in a brougham belonging to Lord Adolphus Vane. When in the act of turning round by Roby's, in Piccadilly, the bri.ughain was run into by • Hausom cab. and by the relation damage was done to the amount of 121 Lard Londonderry also was torward by the concussion, sae much imputed. The brougham was going at the rate of peen or eight milts an hour, and the cab at twelve or thirteen miles an bow. William Brur, the groom to Lord Adolphus Vane, stated that he was driving bit master's br upset on the night in yu -stion, when, • uraing from t. Jam• s'a•strast, defendant'. cab came violently into contact with the front of the brougham. WitSINI was going at • rate not exceeding 8 miles an hoar; the cabman was driving at the rate of 12 or 13 miles. It was foggy at the time. Witness was quite sober. Toe Marquis of Londonderry, who wore a shade, and whose eyes appeared to have been badly injured, was next alba. He said that the violent 000cussion which took Ow threw him forward against the glue, and he fell to the bottom of the brougham. lie called • police constable, and when be came be sail he had been grievously hurt in coesequerce of a collision with a cab, and he would give the cabman into custody. He bad been outfitted to his bore • week in outs,quence of the injuries he hat sustained. The brougham was being driven at • steady rate at the time of the c. Vision. The groom was en old sarven , , and was quite sober, as he had spoken to hisajust before be got into the brougham. In reply to • question from Mr. Herring, the marquis said he believed some person did silt him for his name and address, but he recollected nothing distinctly beyond the fain that there was • great crowd. Sr Charles Forbes said the groom was driving gently at the time of the accident. Mr. Herring, for the defendant, said he should be able to prove that the groom was wholly in faul. ' and that it was owing to his reckless and careless mode of driving round the the collision took place. A witness named Bridges said he witnessed the whole affair. His opinion was that the fault rested entirely with the groom. Toe gr roes was turning the corner at the time the cab came up, and although there sou no room to get through the groom drove onward and caused the accitent. The groom was going a: least nine miles an hour; toe de ltas hot was not going more than six miles an hour. Witness was so satiated that the cabman was not to blame, that he went up to him and volunteered to give his evidence to that effect. George Oberman, curler, abe saw the accident. Was fol. lowing the defentlint'a cab in his cart. Saw the brougham cross the cab and cause damage. The cab was qoing nix or sieves miles an hour. There was no ponibthty fed the brougham to get round between the post and the cab. The night was not what he would call foggy, but only Rimy. John Frost, omnibus conductor, said the accident entirely occurred in eons, queues of the driver of the brougham at temodag to shoot between the cab and the post when there was not room enough. Witness thought he was in ditty b ,end to go to the parties in,ide the brougham, and to op prim them that the groom was in fault. The brougham war going at the rate of 9 miles an hour, the cab wee going at a much slower pace. It was impossible for either vehicle to pull up Kt as to avoid the coltsion. Mr. Bingham said, atter three intelligeot witnesses like those heard tot the &feu he did not think he should be jwitified in tarrying the case further. Truro appeared to b. neither wilful nueconduct nor negligence on the part of the defendant. He btlieved the accident arose from bath drivers misjudging the die &ace ' it being • foggy night, and that neither were to blame. He most discharge the de. fondant. Mr. Herring intimated that proceedings had already been taken by the cabman an another court. rag Prom the LONDON GANBITE.—Friday, Dee. 20. Jason Ilensaw Casanstmganrich; draper, to surrender Dto. 31 and Jan. 11, at 13, m Basinghall-strest. 94 4 Jonas, dizo4ane, Beektoratrary ; brig., Mottomhasas. Tams. Erma, Wan Ditan. leidasehha, faMmaper, Dec 31 at 2, and Jam 31 at I, at had dLatreet. Bob., Triodes and Rpr, Joanmanpat, Bedford-row, sad Twins and Mannall. oK Oroam, Abchunkolana. Sarum Jarramm trillium Kest, whaler, Jan. 4st if, and Bet 15 at ; la, at as & O Bmlngtaß,lrealk ulidkall.chat Yew& abosHs. illeary, Panokarck- Meet rag , Pa Wismar& Laymen, Liverpool, bon merchant, Jan. as/ Id, at at Limpid Mart. bol., Dodge, I- mussel; GIL yids., Morgan, lAverpooL louse Lamar Ninth, Glaraccianshlre, roar Jaw 1 and 29, at It, at Briskil Coot Isla, Withal and Sons:, Bristol; ca. wig., HAMM Isrmit Acra r imams Kama, Bishop Auckland, Upham, draper, Des. SI at It, and Pep. II at 11, at Netroastio-upo&Tyna Court. M., Cooper, Buudirland; off. asstd., Wadi, Newcsiatl&apon llon ashram Itestesos, Liverpool, mil ester, Jan. and 31, at it, at Llmapant Court. Fa, Hoiden, Lampeol; and/., Turner, Ass i r=ai, Landpart. Bessmidno, Wider, Jan. 4 at 14, and Pala J/at 11, at Bealughall.mrset &A., KeLow, Chanemplans ; all anti, Nicholson, B.saingoallouract. Ramat Wittsrt, OM. Chateultsm. plumber. Jan.l and ll at Bristol Court. Soh, Packwood. Cheltenham ; oe. tali. Mat& BANKRUPTCY Des. 13. ,1 . 11.1.101 MAW. ChAnt. , 210011;litabo . : thabl. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& Joao Oka Dm, Kingston.aca.Hall—ist dlr. of Ss. W., Dec. 24 W withe t Tahaay, at Lama's, fail. Tama Ileaftesa, ayounaker —lst dlr. of 2s. ad., Des. ft W awe euirdsys. at broom's, Aerauraeue. Csannesesla °whereat, tear —4th and dal dlr. at Ogle& El awl Ikea we ,attudays, at Ortasn's. Atattara. IN& Dee OEMs Desna, Hadderstield, Madame-14 di,. or de., Dee. 24 W wig ales Best Moeda or Taerday, at Rope's, Lear, Isom Comm, Norwich, habirderer—la es. at Ps. Id., Del. It se new alissau at Satardays, et Orem% Atalisalk 4 sEk. Wausau Emare, Lora, Yorkshire, wooden saaanlastaret—lot W led arr. at Lea& lid., De 24 sad any satasesat Jiloaday or Tanen et Ware Fen& lealesd, Torkairs, roar —lst ev. ate, Des. 14 W saf i s=sat Needy es Tummy. at HM', Lae. Lissa , Lassaster. sum deatsr— lt del ev. et lid., Dee. I and as y subasqurat laday, Friar% lenobersee. Dario WediteeeT, 1/06; Work rase. lisame—let del dir.e say Thenday, at Whitmore ', Zi g = awl datamata Dawn& Rinekta-nerraloil, ev. at 4e., Des. be and say salaseat Taceday, at Wettaa ftilli kaw a itt, Ode Ike& red nerehaat—lst es. Des. end F. st Coartad'a cal amareasatst :a ▪ z rge 411t 2. 1 1 ./ ltr i t awl t Tweak, or Frt. cal, at Ilanamwee, deb: Owes Tatars. Kato& estenera-lataed Anal dlr. ey lira 24 and asy serpent s ea% Uull. enema GOLDTIPCS et dlr. el Is. ild., Des. 11=ig at Fr e . ee% leasherder. DIVIDLNDL—Jui. 11. L liz lisaleits. QV Bared vie- tosilier—Jae. 14. J. H. Artlts , . rilai. aiir, YiWfalw —Jas. 11. Mary Ilskowell, In wisodicrimaitr—Jos IL R. BestisOri M. Diary, Illscshic, 0. llocc&Wodwills. Issusil vlstosair—Jas. el rVA l ast . Mosaic% Omobm. Scam ads oder worolliolimr bird, Comma. Olmsgrialdim Issolr—iblL ..11. & Cinosam, Mallorca Darrealift, 41111111 P—Alls IL & Ms sad O. F. Devise. ice. u. T. w. Dorthad. OrmwwWwli. win autimat— Jae. 14. J. Oriq mil R. MEW 14. J. Orgy, Climber, asslocor—Jso. IL J. I. rod J. 00pla. Mow 0 lallsoi--Jas. 11. Z. Hymns, Tallsolon, cooriaorl. serssicstartr—ho. IS. J. laiii. I!. LJlwalddia, U a sbrklde. 10/ocom il tdrer, Ileskla~isfoosreler.—Jus. IL J. lal _Lorpac4, war. sisol..—Jlo. IL IL Lossualso. Thome, Dwilak% miaow —ha IL liZZ ik.. ocdc=n Omura firkor—Jaa. 11. J. Pegs, Wlssosec. as. 13. S. Puss& EMI Loos, Onsosil. Sioscr—Jas. 11. W. Prim, Will Orr& Loin, corn mar. drot—Jos. 11. J. N. Asysigo4 B.6 ll= t r; • =groosr--Jaa. 11. W. /bow sod 8. Ohs a , Unbar coso shols—Jcs. IL J. Thompcsi, Piccadilly, Ilsootrsper—Jaa. IS. 11. O. Ward, Boonticar.straci, Drury-Ica% souk /*Mar —Jso. 14. IL WW l = m aiddld. Imedior - -Jsa. 14.7 . Williamo, Newycat, mow nos switicosio. I le ha pcnaled, gains come be Om to the contrary, am_ the Eloy et sears. .144. 14. T. laws" 111241•414455. 4404;0r-74a. U. C. Jaw% L1i5411144 awitatarnvain. parr—.l42. 14. $. lA* Maks d'.44. WO; liasississs—kas Sa. LUssess sol J. Plena, Kw Imam Ismsams—Sss. IS. C. Puma. Md. 11414 Ilsorel 14. J. Take. Issedsks, lasasslits, lONS IMP-filli. la. t i =sellalss M. IL .....-171:rrir-i7, 14.1 4 .Sraissle Me WWI loam IVENI I (3, DECEMBER 21, 1850. I PaiLTNIIIIIWZ.. ZWID.-11. UMW awl J. Delleaddlesys teasswataL Weleees-J. Wradbeey, S et Asds. sod T. imeray. Lesead. Iledlateldes. newahlewees Wale ele for se e f • IflablaT - R. %est see J. ChCa pa haelr o Sa s i: es-J. Ceelt awl T. Puha IWO aY, elms deedes-4. Devimese i ea" OIL ImeWeßees-WasetrAe sad J. IL T. OP s Ifey,ChWalWed. limilisteebedeme-at J. delik, =••=jaati a.aiittt I TlNWfWaffe • Mill% 28 ?fa ilaw s; repels 0. liaaleene-J. itaws. J. Ile^ . Ceder, sed : al pi7 wldemeell. fieseseMedelee. dif alea. a fa' as awl IL Ilsepa-A. Uwe sod W. short, Wfaff-ffele t r y-D. NarteL C. L. Wellieft. &IA J. CURL = aal gW / t alalLa= J. Orkbr-0. WM% W. sad T. yam City, wise ereeleeli-J. Ps* mil. Myna:it - foci- OM" deas mesas -Iveas Liao wd nes Ram Hoes, keepese-.1. IL lessidey sod T. Lammas teeth, Lob Lad hearelemie-R. DOW sod L Whitaker, Ilirsatst tem Ilmwdrsper•-C. W. daveng wit 1. T. Wier sada. Wow, Chededes, erisemelinr&=.llJ: Illosiares, ileashe, Theaslowleareel. OIW. sad Ifeldhsta. aleaneeys-W. Wombed seed IL Weeemehed, To beedaelhes - J. Wood sr, A. J. worts, W. S. Ws , elm H. S.Walser% sad A. C. Weteriow, ileddaLae• Coil" and Lesdee-waLPIL wed Ta elmestseeset. Waraisear. ha eftelmes-L D. Wale sal C. L. lierwsse Culls Lab% Deem WWI, esgtesen. KOMI INIQUIWIWATIDEL dessesses Efeterigu. ail Whams Warm 0S S'. p Dee. 27 and Jade. 17, at k, Rost. citessew. Jams Imams. Orataaak, gmairmemor Des. Id sod lea IL et Lelauses's Temptress, Odhelesee, Oriemede. DAVID &AMU, thessow, peddler, Des. Li sod ha lik at the Cm areal Rotel. fihidow. loos Wste, Cuassock, trameager, Dr. 17 sad Jim* at the BY& Red la; Camas*. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. DATI:RDAT, Dim. 21, 1850. The State of the Weather at cacti of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday oiorninn. The stations en arranged in order of latitude. flamers Mos. ~el efoiengta of „ au a wi . u . Wtaa. Wind. Kureerowx (Dosug) NAM. Gentle Breese Foggy rumours ... N.W. Gentle Breeze ParUally Cloudy Polinuiotril N.W. Wm Overcoat Bamurrog • N.W. Oestla Breese Partally Cloudy lium.s. ........ Socrrauirros ..... „ N.W. Strang Breese Foggy Drammen hastromuse N.W. tails Overact teatime ..... N.W. Strong Resew Partial) Cloudy GIKELNWICH S.W. Geode Breeze , Hazy ...runes ....... °anus N.W. Ovalle Breeze' Overcast Lemmas ...... Cassames Mom PirrsaliWaoVoll W. Gentle Breeze 1 Cloudless YulltHriii ... Cartier Or.ww*,T S.W. Geetle Seems CloWl{me Calla I Hard Frost Lome N.W. Calm l Partaally Qoadr Tess ..„. N. W. Calm ' Parialle Cloudy LuKw11111.....—a.. N.E. Calla Principally Clear IMiusoical ...... ..... W.N.W. Gentle Breeze Strong Frost SNAP ..--.. N.B. Calm 'Lard Frost :Atoms liswiTneit N.W. SUong Breeze Cloudleas Bugled ..... .. W. Gentle tired. , Partially Cloudy EDINIMUS. N. Cam I Cloodlyse TIES DAY, Noox. 03089 01 WIM. Strewth or WINd. &MO of WO‘ther. S.W. Gentle breeze. Overcast. The returns front the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore in ducats the stale d the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. N.W. C...m.0w N.C. Notwout Poot.a N.W. Poemeciont N.W. Carrie Leans N.E. To= .... N. V owiwasa .............. N.W. Dantle anew Partially Cloudy Geri* bream Partially Camay Calm Principally Cloudy Gentle thetas Parrtally Cala! Overton . ' , Wax Breeze Gentle Breese Calm Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Porosity Cloudy Cloudless SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Piemear 801pplu Oasettep ~'Lloyd's LW.' CASUALTIES.. Aide, Welsh, bound to Cork or Falmouth, got on shore nem the Seven Towers, threw part of her cargo overboaed, and &attuned a further portion into a Greek craft, which ran away with it during the night; a steamer and a Turkish craft were scut to her assistance. Subsequent advices re• port her te be got off and into port at Constantinople.— Constantinople, Dee 4. Curl, Schneider, from Newport to St. Themu, has put in leaky. having been struck by a sea on the 15th instant, in lat. 47 12 N , lon. 81 W.—Cowes, Deo. 19. Creole, Mathieson, from China to Batavia, struck upon a reef in the China see, Oct. 12, lat. 11 N., lon. 112, filled, and wee abandoned; erase saved. and arrived here after being 18 days at sea.—Singapore, D.c. 19. John Bryant, of Boston, from Savannah to Liverrol, was towed into Kingstown harbour Malay by the Devonshire steamer. Eke bad been struck by lightning, and was on fire for several days. It is expected she will he brought bartt!atiglitNtitts pael , sent` , led.-- : Dablin, Dv:. 19. Sal•ien (Greek brig), from Odessa, dtiring a storm from W.S. W. on the 16th, parted one of her chains, and on the 17. h, the violence' of the storm not having :abated, she slipped the remaining table and ran into the pier; Wt night she had three feet of water in her, and it is footed her cargo is damaged. —Scilly, Dee. 18. (armors, Davis, from Liverpool, to Byre and Smyrna, was struck by • heavy squall on D:c. 16, about 120 miles W.S.W. of Scilly; lost foremast, bulwarks, stanchions, &c., and had decks swept; was towed to the entrance of this harbour by two smacks, and will be brought in this tide.—Dartmouth. Dee. 19. Wont, Hedger, of London, from Bf. Petersburg for Bristol, was in contact with an American ship off Folkeetoo, bow sprit and bulwarks carried away, and after-deck stove in. Hammel', Deo. 19. Utah, 'deviate, ailed to-day for Constantirople, but re turned into dock with bow stove, lose of cathead, &r., having bean in contact in the river with the Peter Marcy, for New Orleans. which was damaged in the starboard bow.—Liverpool, Dee. 19. SEABORNE II AILS. Lay when mode in In Genera Port- Office Landon. Yraa what Port When due. Darn.-of December 19, Irma .... _ Rtsseasso-at Limp. Dol. December 20, ...... Casecww-at liverpoal, December tO. from. ............. s a„,"' Iwee. SAvilDltine-at LIMII.OI, DeeeMlK4 20. from: . Cuo-oe Deal , December 19, from ... - • N -- s _re Clause-at Plymouth, December H. ........ ... ..... Gloarro-et Cowes, December 19, from, ... ........ Impo, COMMODNIZ-al Plrmcuth, Deoenther 19. twlette Graveseed, December 20, from .. CRUSIDI-at Gravesend, December 19, hoar. .. .. Caseate-at Gravesend, December 19, from . : .• 'mow Memel -eatOraweend, December 110, from .... -'" Deno Cemom-at Liverpool, December 20 r •• "'" 1 ,.. Deaseresco-at LimrpooL December 20, from ..... Woe Zeno- off Cos., December 19. from ....... Ecursa-at Halt December 19, bore . .. ... „"v FAMlNitirin-at Liverpool, December 21, bout .. /31.111/1. Bowes-at F.Lraes-at Onveseetd, December 20, EMILIA-at (hammed, December 20, from. Se t EMILY -11 t. Gravesend. Deeember 20, from . • ....... ELIZA Sonar-at Gravesend, DeeeMber from .. • hers-at Gravera4, December 19, from . ............ Gemsve-at Falmouth, December IS, from. .... Hamm -at Liverpool, December 20, from ..... ......... • Y. Hasa-at Li December 110, from .. . : ....... awn,. -at Ilverpo9l, December 20, ... SW. I Ifieemoanearaa-at Bristol, December 20, from.. . , „r 0.,, Mom= Nunes-at lassm-at Gravesend, December 19 f ,from .............. 1.4111.1. LA-at Graymplut. December 19. frien .... -*** I nomiIDNXCS-at Portsmouth, December 19, .. Inumurnarr-off Deal, December 19 ion-at Scilly, December 16, from Jena-at Plymouth, December 19, trout ............... 1.1 Jaws-at Gravesend, Decemear 19, from ................... 61.1) June-et Gemmed, December 10, from .. . ... . lt Lees HuatiNea-at Greenock. Dereaber Lew Sets-at Torbay, December 17, from ...... Lmes Timms- at Graneeend, Deeensbee 19, from .......... MaTILDA Le:mix-at Gmwvend, December I% fro.; ...... Kawasume-off Deal, December 19, from ............. Um; MIRY C. Frivaor-et Portsmouth. December 19 , from ls Itarrila JANise-lit Liverpool, December 20, from, 111120.1\1= (a)-al Liverpool, December 20, from ....... Maar -at Onvesemd, December 20, from . ..... ........... WIT HE.1121.1.- at eavers& Deo tuber 20 , lone vi IlmeasLoan- se Gravesend. December 20, tram....... ..... Oawsu.- at Rochester, December 19, from ........... Plum -at OranOrnd, Docember 19, from ............... ntronte--st Gravesend, December 21 , , from Frew-at Gravesend, December 20, from ...............Ale PASIDik-at Deed. December 19, from .. .......... ....... Reervsu-at Gravesend, December 20, from .... Einar-st Gravesend, December 0, fmm it 1 1 m Dauer -at Orareend, December 19, from Is Some-at Gravesend, December 20, from ..• ......... Cop p ScA N IIINAVIAP -11. Grurnend, December 20. fe. ...... Orsweend, DeCerntef 02, from ...... lions or Coissaltacs-at Sunderland, December 19, from .. Tween-st Gravesend, December 19, fr0m..... ..... T. H. Pawns-at Liverpool, Deceseer 20, rom ....Phi Two Brosses-at Silted% December 19, fmm ... Teswervt.-at Greater:end. Demenber 20, from TRIDINI -at Grameend, December 19, moot Vmms-at Gravesend, D: amber 2e, from Vthas-at Gemmed, Dumber 20, from ......... * Varrinevo-at Dartmouth, December lA, fr0m........ M. Wmiza-at Hull. December 19, from W1401701-at Gravesend, December 20, born ..... Warcnwoan-at Gravesend, December 19, from BAILED. Acts—from Cowes, December 19, from ..... .......... Atoms—from Welds, Dee. 19, to Arum Zimmirni—fmm Liverpool, December 20, AIRTIIITIIA —fray I.l•KpOrst, thal2l her 20, to ..... Auoun Wirasza—from Liverpool, Deem Der 20, to , AICiItILALD --from Liverpool, Deeember 2o to A•maiw Cotemix—from Liverpool. DeorMber 19, Burnam TAft—from Coorv, December 19, to ... ... . BatiLumrc—from Yormooth, LW. December 19, CMTOIIIOI , —freed Liverpool, Deem) er 20, to &inn oF-fraut Livetteol, December 20, to. Onerous - from Liverpool, December 19, to . Dositovericar-from Liverpool, Dorember 19, to.. Dnaino-from Liverpool, December 20, tn., EARL or BroIocILAND-from Shield% amulet It Faaainu-frost Cower, December 19, to ..... Purr-from Liverpool, December 19, to • ( Gairroo-from Grovemend, ?Washer NI, to . . On. Bus-from Plymouth, ;Dec. 19, to. .„. . .. HIOULAXD -from °mewed, December to Dinearier -from Liverumol, December In, to biome Ctosiar-frots verpool, December Ira-from Bristol, December 10, to Joao 011•11•11 -heap Liverpool, Decerotxr at, to . Awe-from Gra...wend, December 20, to ?mace-from Liverpool, December 19, to ..... Jos. Moue-from Liverpool, Dee In, to Jaen vow Erni-from Liveepool, December 19, to , Josseenes-from Queenstown, Dreotrror 1 4 , to Livicitioot.-from Ilverpool, Dreemher 19, t 0.. . .... MurroP-trom Falmouth, December 10, to. lava-from Torbay, December 1 4 , to. Gesow-from Ltverprol, December 20, to Parma ?doper-from Liverpool. December itt, to x, Poorpoo-from Sbielde. December 18, to Pomba duce -Worn Liverpool, Itm•Mhorlo, to , Rorourom-from Overawed, December 14, to Rartmucori -from Newport, December 19, to Root %vex-from Shields, December t 9, to Pow me from tiveranni, Dec. 19, to SO.'S Eta-from Liverpool, Dee. 14, to ..... ... Ser-from Plymouth, December 19, to .... Vico:MU-from Liverpool, December 19, t 0.... Wouruit -from Liverpool, Ike...rubor 20, t 0... Woolszamt--trom Gravesend, Docember 20, to, S, to VESSELS SPOK RN WITH. erelong, for San Francise ,, , June 16, lat. 17 S., Isis (barque), Dee. 11,1 at. 47, lou. 19. Jacken, of Stockholm, lot Valparaiso, Nov. los. 25. TUE POOR LAW INQUIRY AT BATH.-13 2012,—The inportent ittVl attention into the ctst the board:of gua►dians of the Bath Union and the officer, wan continued until a late hour after our despatched yeateraay, end returned at 11 o'clrcit infs. After come discussion ns to the mode of y be followed, the evidence in support of the stow chaplain's (the Rev. Mr. Osborn) report to the proceeded with. The Inves.istation was in pn our parcel wait despatched. FALLACIES OP TII6 FEMALE FaCttl Punch's A Imanack.—That vv. ry omnibus tun, —That thin 'hoes are conducive to lir elth —Th is good as long an it's bought a bar.sin—That indispensable for the proper enjoyment of a de, so long as the music of a song is heard, the w,t unneainary.—That no journt y G prnperly can cepting with an immense quantity of luggage.- neceuary to defer the meeidag of a letter au , script,—That a young lady Imes petition if habit of going down into the kitchen.—That it gentility to affect not to know what there is f, That hysterics are the best argument for bring round to the ►ady's way of thicking.—That mother ought to put foot in the nursery. • _ [Advertisement.] —A PERSON 75 Y 1 Used OP A BAD Lou BY ITOLLMWAT . , OINTNIKST AND Larendon, of 2. Itichardson'e-buildings, ^ toswell-str , giviog birth to twins 34 years ago, hail suffered sithdo In her leg, and which several medical men both in Frd land had been unable to cure; her .utter him were inter times she w , is during long peel +lt wanly oinline I to matey, by the advice of her friends, she made raid Ointment and Pills, and there edeorated reinetiim hark healed her wounds, and she e m w dit about with the gre ite, • fort.—Sold by all renders of medicine, and at l'rolettor ilrl'os 014 Estshllehment, 244. Strand, London. Silep 41 1,D3 =-erati, Yost lat 4 Dotbeg, .311.4 6sallrylrtte. eel 4011131 Nap:. w e rerpgl .'"':LE q•• • ••••111 . .. 1:' , • •••11:." e ' l 7 v p" Tort res Muntr,4 AR msti rela% ti l*rerub„, g upn.tu m uveultagm .... quetus • !ttu Ude 'e ;ha r 4 la 7'1;14;4 I ant. ram .0. linMace • Ntualm . g (* um St. P. , Vinuaro J " a IS : ..h 74 3 1111.*Lit.: 10 1 ,, . : 3 New I St. I Mete • _NV olm . .. 4/ . 43 . I 13111'.r.t asst 3; VT, 6, In. 19, 3%171, DE'S anis wiles leis relieving or pored us ni 'll3 meet- proc , e oR . 1 meet la the • peet.eie wu orirtee site& ..TV.—From ..0 the BaeL hit shilling ehililte" ea rt.—ihst .rd 4 ire qui ts rued out, el^ —That it is stil the polo ehe is is the t is a prrif of for dot ter.— sting • pets* no erell.bren rItAR3 OLD r 0 r, et, ever ..Dee w tame an.l .n .r• erv:onen. ter 4nl. t .1 .11 11... wee tare C01111 11.1.1 i 1 1 Ire 11,1. owe ISATHS. Lew, LK , oft pee, the weed e, the wires( 11. Rife of the nr. Ei F. Iltelh. , l IL S. With. cis thee, EA , ct h, the isit, „ l T. le of C. C. Rea. id.„ the wit of Balrlota dee Rev 11..$ bl ARKETS. SUGAR.—The avenge prim of lugs; the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 17th Dm., 1830, is 28r. 101 d. per cwt.. Sept, the produce of the Mauritius, is 20e. 2d. Sugar, the produce of the Best Indies, is 28s. M. The avenge price of the three foregoing descriptions jointly, is 281. 71d.—London Gasette. BairroL, Dsc. Boomi.—The market has been steady, but 'not active, tbls week; and the sales ernes our last are chit fly confined for. fining sotta of W. st India, which ►ave realised former terms, but grocer , ' deseripti us--of which there has been a better show than for some time put—have not Met with much attention. Of Mauritius there are none at mark.e, but a cargo of the new crop is daily ►ooked for; some large purchases in Mauritius and foreign are reported from Liver pool for this port at fah prices; and a ergo of Havannab, to &Tried., has als been disposed 64 the particulars of which hays not been allowed to transpire. The refined market ornunnes quiet, and the transactions of the week are un important; the manufacturers. however, continue to show much firmness, and are only sellers on fully form. r terms. firiarra.—Jamalea rum mode a moderate sole at steady prices, but Leewards still hang. Brandy is rather quiet. Dunn Fitorrs.—Tess demand fcr currants has become dull, and lower prices have been submitted to. Valenti& raisins can all) be purchased on rather easier terms. Figs and mascrels met a moderate demand at ionizer prim. Ltvenroot, Dac, 20. I Sutras-Thos groom bays shows lees disposition to par. • chase this week, but there has been a good demand from the refiners, who have been compelled to pay very full rates ; the sales consist of 5:30 Olds. B.P. and 4,600 bags Bengal. Foreign: 150 cases and 1,200 bags brown Pernambuco bays been taken by the netters, at from 17e. for low, to 19s. 64. for middling brown; 900 bags low unclayed Kearns, in second hands, have likewise been sold at 32.. per cwt. duty paid. No sales reported in molasses. Coffes.-The hcme market is tinier, only 45 toes. hussies having been sold, at Irons 50s. to 100 s , and 200 bags Native Ceylon et Ms. ' • 800 b.gs S . . Domingo brnueht 495. per cwt. 400 bags light Busters Pepper sold at Mt, and 240 lugs Malabar at 31d. per lb. No salts in Glaser or Coos, but small lot. of Pimento are reported at 51d. to 6d. per lb. Rica -The Saks still coatings limited, chiefly at Bs. 9,1 to 101. 6d. for good broken to good white Bengal ; a small lot of Breed is reported at 7.. 6d., and 260 bags low brok..n at 6s. 6J. per cwt., also 6,000 bushels Snail Paddy at 2e. sd. per bushel in bond. Kum is in good demand, and 400 puns. Demerara have been sold at very full rates; the stock in first hands is restaged to a very small quantity; besides the above . 40 pans. Lsewasda hays been told to arrive at Is. 94. per gallon pe , of. TEA.-The market has been insctive ; 1,600 packsges Csagou ' just arrived, es-Patna, have found buyers at fair prises; in other sorts no thongs to notice. Nothing his been et ',Gruel in either indigo. shell lose or leo dye.-100 bags Catch sold at 21a. ; 230 baskets of Gam bia at 14s. 61.; 2,700 bags of sago 6 iur at 16s. ; 700 bags Myrabolants at 10..; 16 cease Es.tlndia galls at 935. to 93a. 6d. • 380 slabs Straits' tin at 82r. per cwt. ; a few eau s castor oil at 314. to 5 t. per lb., and trifling parte Is of Ame rican bees' wax at 61. 15s. per cwt.-Balipetra remains rather dull but steady, and only 400 bags sold, at 26.. 91. to 28s. per cwt.-In nitrate of soda, small sales at 13e. 61. per cwt.-1.100 bags end 1,750 pockets Dental linseed ported at 475. 64. to 485., sod 2,000 bags rapeseed at 41s. par quarter. (Ica:to-400 toss GI 'chat.* and Possession Island sold at foil prices. COTTON.—Livesteoot., Dec. 20.—Towards the close of last week .he demand wee general and good ; and during the whole of the present this improvement has been briskly maintained. The abundance and low value of money have influenced large investments both in shares and cotton whilst the vigorous state of the home trade and the improved demand for minufactares consequentupon the pacification of the continent have induced spinners to buy cotton largely, undeterred by the gradual advance esteblishrd. The advices regularly received from the United States give no new cherecter to the crop, the general estimates not exceeding in extent the growth of last seven. All these eircumetsulees create confidence, and the market is firm, the total sales having amounted to 65,660 bales. Today the demand tie tolerably good, although the sales are lase extensive than on some preeeding days, the advance universally established inducing the trade to buy len freely ; the sales are 6,000 bales, including 1,000 bales on speculation. American de scriptions ere in great request and they have advanced Id. to Id. per lb , the authorised quotations for " fair " quali ties heir' Pl. per lb. higher than those of Friday last. Bndls end Egyptians are in Improved dersond, and they rave advanced about jI. per lb. Burats are in good re. quest, wd the better qualities nave also advanced about Id. per lb. 6,740 bales of American, 180 Perna, 40 Babies, 1,240 Egyp.ian, end 6,400 Ban's have been taken on e eon lation, and 900 of &molten, 60 Filename, and 330 Burets for export. COALS.-LONDOW, Dac. 20 -CLOIIII or Tit! ii•Rarr. Ease Alain Main, 12e. 94.; Bate's West Hartley, 14e.; Taufleld Moor, 13s. 64. ; Holy well, 15s. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley N therton 141. 9d. ; Walton Primrose, 134.; Walesa, 15s. • West 134;tley, 14s. 6d. ; South Pearetb, 131.; Wells End ilewiek and Cs , 16s. 9d.; Walls End Hilda, 16. ; Wall. Bad Morrison, 16e. 6d.; Walls Bad Walker, 155.; Eden Main. 164. SI; Walls End Ruesal's Helton, 16e. 61.; Walls End Belmont, 16.. 01. ; Walls End Hatton 17e. ; Walls d Braddy 11, 16s. 91.; Walls Bed Lassbtori. 16s. 6d ; Walls End Stowers's, 17. ; Wells Bad Biehmuad, 164. 34. ; Walls End Jon4ssobn, 14s. 64. ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 31 ; Wale End Seerb.roupb, 16 . 9d • Walls End Bill, ISt.; Walls End Whitest% 16s. 61. ' • L'ambtms Primrose, 16e. ; Walls End Whitworth, 134. 9.1. ; Walls Bud Cuadoe. 16e. 3d.; Walls End Kelloe, 16e. 91,; Welhi End Heeelden, 151. 64. ; Wells Bad Hermit Hall, 16e.; Walls Bad South Hartlepool, 161. 61. ; Wells End South Durham, 15s. 9d.; Bowdon, 16'. 91.; Walls End Vernon Tees, 16e. 3d. ; Wells End Pores West, 13s. 641. ; Cdwpen Hartley, 14s. 9.1.; Derwent water Hartley, 14s. 9d.; Harley, 13s. 9d -Ships sold, 323. st II WOOL.--Lanne, Dee. 20 —There hes been were dolor In Wee of raglidr combing Wooin and pricer hare as upward ten. dewy. We do not quote an a In elothlr g Wool,. Brahma, coehouea moderately salve la the rsetn Wool market, and prima lawyer, arm. HOSIERY, &e.—Litaserza. Dee. 2) —The firmness of Wools sad Tarns, maths tandem tome domed rates, are t►e only sew gestures in buslaiss we haw to sake. Moot of the warehowees I;tbruaUels—l 6t or ock-tablni. n n d bat little active de felt week. CORN.—Canwaroaa, Dee. 20 —Thera was a good supply of Wheat at sestet to-day, sad the pekes of week were ell the beet qualities. Oat-ormsdition samples were i="tto mice ell sell ; 40s. to 411.. white, tbs. to 47a. Barley Makin qualities m ade fah mime. Beans, without much alteration, rathereasier. Covturrav, D-e. 20 —TM prime of grain et our market to-day en r irons; —Wrot e 6d. to 11.. 6d. Malting Brier, gen to 266.; grinding. Us. to 245. Old Beans, I la. to it. ; now, 10e. to Oa. Old tom lia to new, lus. to Its. Old Oar. 21e. to 146.; We. Ur to ne. limas, Dec. 20 —Dt weasicusse et • genet meeting Wbeen ealkd may, far *overrate et the Qwen on g etatlMrleppl etthealme the Moor Own MOW" we hem Ind • mei allemienee et mpg* grala. however, me iplie aqui Is diMosi tr e e so aims*. In the yak' et wry rell, SU to Sea ; widen IM. et 440. Barley le l lt a. Otte, t 4. to lee. per.qr. - - -- --- _ LWOW. Dee. 20.—We bad a medicate atom of *hest at e4 m4 ow masitat to-day, welch seat a 4all et barely lag week's rates. Owe aleltiag Harley tea Weird were rim Other sera ern dew, al Is. dodos. Very Wee la Ole awl Beene. red, 35a to 395. obits, 117 e. to 445.; AK Ili sna 16e. to M. 19a. to 29e. ; Nana. US. to us. - • LITWOOL, Dec 20.—Daring the pitied between Taft • 112 . d. the grate alt pa, Mei =We—di &AL without dime Is wills. At ear midst ar m ilea, s e tTleasessere vISW is say et hadepereWellei. The millers awl tawsiaims aseledbsly beetle% Ist wry taw lets of forelp; Wheat bias mite Mr twitemplies. we lath a tar iseeels heass hr —w !treble as weds. Ws. wpwe Wale telestipel 07 7 beZ a t a rtettlit4 boweier. bully wiilles delleecils _ rafts Teseiet Wen dilaiset. MUM 011•11811. awl Midi Mar i set map WNW* tiortr a zailebell Ile lett= era di r= rmash =e i galisaerimi ll = =el hes PaN br . , Slob, resseahadheell pi. u; ; tL Lam • diewerh weft sisperiel lie preview whs. y lam 11 11 r Ole% swelog low hipaliel Way tor Inks& eieedall ski" ea the pater Wilms wee at alai km Si. 17th I. Si. Mk Doi s ireireeV al Ratan Melt, 7 OW, We; New, ; rem II ; laths Does sua 4 054 bend* Oswald. 4 , 344 tatiliptst. us mks am ktal Sansis Tepee% W ballad Whoa. its • Itraiwalg li SI; Wks Ouse. 10111; now, 80 ask, Ind I,arill MINIONS, Dee. 10 —Oar watitot partook of the nasal lammed appeaseates awleases far at au awes of the year It le dime cell to Si. Oltrelike; eaek Wes WINO today, astl Wheat was quite Isto te. per qr. Swam awn tw tka led lona, wit* ethos warn sot to be dispowdet Lest Ors yr my &lb la demised, mad radar lower plow wen dillged tole ere lmille• be sr assou i d... WAT.hrisl.s. Do.. M.—Viers is a poi lethal of peals this vest. no bean swim 111 W ittlittai nm eettit is al ems the =Men le rums Oak mime eif la amorist ; gelmerverttelme are sdlteitelmell awl OM islik • hailed de mat the save *sirs le mimed. !hied s t Y Mos; the Limier Kelso ma nta .eiserly. Otis ii i ik one lawari wag le sap pa mown ne wielallatit WOO, per gr. Oath. to th Whet, esiblk, Fowl, end Kent, red, we.. 40e. to Us. • extra, 44e.; white, die. to 416.; extra, ; Nor. folk sag flente;red, 37e. to 402.; extra, 47e.; white, Oa. 42a; entre, 47.; Linoolohlre end Cembriderahlre, red, 34a. to 39e.; extra, 41.4 white, M. to 40e.; extra. 43e.• Yorkshire, red, Ile. to seg ; white, ge. to 40e; airs, 43e.; Donde sad white, old, 406. to 44e. ; 'atm 47a; Lower Beide end neg, see. to lis. ; extra, 41e.; Mediterranean, red, Sle. to me.; 'etre, 117 e.• aid &wish, 37... to 41e.; white, 30e. 8010, rol=rair l ortatoe.. °dal l a re tV 8 4:. 115 ,'eg 1 ia,%!.. 248. ; ezt", 23e.b . Mar; egg" ; grindleg. MO to 21e. ; Prim eta too ; extra, SO. hers, per MTh. to the bushel, well, due , 295. to 31e.; deka, soh ; kedge. 34e. to Me. Oats, par atom wellog, tow. 11A. 101 d.; Isedlog, 94. to lid.; foreign, kl. 10 9d.; ea lm per keg et 2611 . 4.. 24e. to SM. Melt, per Iced of 6 a4..M Is elle.; Peso per or. top., blue and white boiler', 14.. ti trav *Ws. M.; itre ead toad, Va to lea.; extra, 27e. Ilapood. pir lot imp., £niit k. 141. to 211. • foreign, 241. to 271. limed, per laidorialli. to 46e. Imports daring the week WOO 11644 ars.; , 1,464; Ow, ; Bean. 640 ; Po" 146 ; lepseled, 40; 1•11; gbeilmg, 91 lode. Wa•rattroggt. Dee. 11.-With.nat any inereaae in our eupplite of farmed Ends doge Saltoky, oar market continues de. road one**. Oil peitual art be the trade are with ditgoulty molded. CATTLE, Be.—Cagausta, Bro. 19.—We bed to-lay a large display rigouts, bat madly of inferior quality. Oood animals were spin stab to r. quest, and soots of them sole as bleb as es. per usu. Inferior Bad brositst Se. pm stone. The turn-out of Sheep our s a avenge we la poinot number, a m t 3d . lair character as re prd quality. Good Mitten 101 l wally at 3d. per lb. The market oa the whole was a good *gag etas. Yowl, Der. 19.—Tats bring our Christmas market, we bad a very good supply of prime fed Reads, with a rather slow de mord, at prime from fe. ed. to So., and if extra prime, Ss. Cd. per stow. The Soup market bad a very abort reapply, with • rather helak demand, at, for ewes, std.; good bred wethers. 4i d. ; sad halt ered tieshuos, ad, per lb. The Iran cattle market was seam well pr prices and • (dr amount busineu does in them, but at low The wade in Calving of Cows was very languid, and rates 6 - mist L Toss. CRazarmAa Hoans PAIR —Tnis fair has been held daring the present week. and offered a show of horses nnprece. demi large. Tue attendance of spectators was very great, but there was ten evident Indisposition to do business. During the first two days the more valuable animals were shown. and Ant-rate carriage honer end hunters At for work commanded high prices. Far second-,ate horses of every description there was a perfect stag nation—many never had a bid—and these which changed hands were told eta price far from satbfactory to the vendors. The prices re- Oed during the fair. in consequence of the 'apply In greatly exceed ing the demand, and thole sellers who stoodoff as Tuesday were glad cm Wednesday to strike bargains eta (nether redaction in price. There were many unsold-especially smog the young animas, which were unfit for the purposes of dealers. On the whole we have rutty or never had a fair at which mve borers have been shown, or more company (recent; but as to the amount of bu , inere we cannot report favourably, and what was dose was far ftom satisfactory to breedees ge*eratly. OLA•00w, Dee. l9.—The number of Cattle to day we. 670, tell* 150 fewer than last week. An Improvement on all sorts was experienced, p ly on best descriptions; a fair clearance of all eons was effected. Best quality, 41e. per cwt.; middling and in ferior, from Ma. te 42%. The number of 6ep was 3,334, bring more than last week. Wedders were scams, and inquired after at fully Is. pee heed advance. The demand or Ewes, Cc, wen fair, but no Improvement to prices can be quoted. Beet Wedders, 6d. per lb.; Ewes, Cc., Id. to ed. BIDPOMD FAIR, Dec. 19 and 20.—At this fair there was a large attendance of buyers, and although the stocks of cede, sharp, and pigs were law, the prices offered for the two former were so ritually low that scarcely any business wee transacted until one o'clock, when some of the three years-old beast were selected. North Downs, 71. to 91. per head ; Herefords, 81 to 101 • Scots, 61. to 6g. ; Wash and Irish, 31, to 41. Barren ti;lf.latt•rl cows made very bad prices, 2a. 41. being the topping price. The show of milking cows was good, and higo prices were made, 161. to 181. each bring given by jobbers for the L,ndon markets. There wee a good supply of both fat and store sheep, the former making 31 4d. to 3s. Bd. per stone. For store sheep, prices were low, and bat few sold. Store pigs were unsaleable. Parkin sold freely at 3.. bd. to 4.. per stone. Megrim Ma New Yore ley *UM twokst) • Modes Ma MMus b2 N &Ma pave) 24 Amieba(byealted Mar Nt= Mere IhmemAyres OMlMels(wie Cbairee)M Oepeetrzir M Pesmer=ile N N Raba' Besi me le 2 4 ladisteM 2hreii N e M w I.)M Menellleel N Ifiell lmie imeemMela loath al=ms Ma Mar. re Madge Welt M welt bale (exempt lir yease.awl Neiman) • N eigliheetbet the • by the nista—and Y by !Liverpool December 20 December 20 .., Day 9th of the month lith of the mo dh If th of the month ~u.ayoot and tka pton 11 .... Southampton.. . S.uthamlitoa. I:lyeruth January 14 2ndlk 1 7 thof mootb Kam, wed.,Stlgid. 17th of the mouth Tyke dad? ?nada) & Friday "Weak k Bator. j 17th of the month ihiuthampton. . Southampton. s Southampton Doan r Lcadca I liwToe - ailli 7 - 7.1 1140th of On month II itlaialth of mcath a. s toathamptea. r~ _-i I nth of the 7thitt4th amend, het of the =dab IthiTthelthof stoe 1711 t of t►e math ITth el the month iDover tioutheeeptor 1 I tad at tbe meth' LON are amat pool .112 a. 5 tse General ♦EEIVRD. Am Ileam—ei Awww—at al . , Beeenher Palm" 19 Dumber 19, tram— Al New exandria , tram Amew—eA Iles4 Deramber 19. foam Quebec Amiew tumor—ell Dol, Member 19, from 81. loba's, N.B. AMISS Aurae—oll December 19, km AleaUla Marr—welleel, Ma. CAM. Am. Osare—ei Unmet& 10, tran.,....New Oelsens Awes Macs-.at Gramai, Dmabar IS, haw Oakes me,—etlimmwd, Domake IS, hew. Qwebee Boma—a ileMeeni. Umber 10, tem...............A1emM Beamr—stliimok Dimas t 111, frau.— Weida 1 elmoll‘ COMM 11, tica....................Dad10il BIRTHS, BIABRIA ( 1103, AND DBATBS. BIRTHS. AOAR—Deo. 17, at Worthing, the wife of W. T. Apr. LK., of a Warbler. Al[alt.—Dee. 17. a Weymuuth street, Portland-plea,the au , d 0 . T. Mrs?, Esq., & N., of a son. FEILDEN.—Dee. 19, at Croaton Lodge, LatlC3lbilo, the ages( 11. M. Fadden, Esq., of a daughter. PUNT.—Dei? IS, at Buthwood, Middleeet, tho wife of the P.r. --•- W. C. R. Vital, ol a an. HEATH.—Deo. IS, at Park-eseacent, Stockwell, lira. F. Ilona a a HINDKING —Dee. 17.. t the Eras, Upper Lancing, Mrs. 11. S. blab daughter, who survived her birth only an hour NIOTITINOALg.—Ike. 1 , , the wife of J. NightinglOt 1 • 91 • 0 ' • Park-read, ataeltheell, ot ; son. 19, at Park.tcrriee, Green...ch, the ad• _ E. e It, jig of as on. REID.—Dee. 14, at Colmeatreet, Edinburgh, the •if of C. E11t.4 Igo., of • son. °f SPAOW.—Dee. 4, at U.K.'s Dockyard, &mar, the IDE R. P. Sparrow, Eso , of a so o. STURT.—Dee. IS, at Priory Cott ge, St. Paul's-row), Ba 1 ; 14. "" Islington, the wile of Mr. W. G. Sturt, of a eon MARRIAGES. PORDIJAM.—TENTONL—Den. 10, at Stepney Church, by the Set Richard tee, Mr. ft„bert Fotdbant. of Leyton, Ettoti t° lobrJ third daughter of Mr. W. B. Ventam, of Ste e neygrow• GARDNER—DE MA NDELSLOIL e. 10, at the Priory Curet. Malvern. Richard o.rdner, E q., eldest son of Ro rag, of Cbaseley M Hall, near Manchester, to Lay, oulf danhttaberti:timer of the Count de sadeldoh, of BM teabottel, HllllO/er. GAUNT —HOUNNY.—Dee. 14, at Trinity Church. WW" bu r„.„' J. Gaunt, Esq., &Winch, to Ali" mend daughter of tbe Butcher, Seq., of Weston, Salop. HOSE—BUTCHER—Den. 19, at St. Msryast.Hill, by the iter. Mortimer, Head Mader of tho Cite of L School. 3 . 9° ' Bea 8.A., Schol of Trinity College, tae abridge, aed Idatbiew*„ tleaelacturer at St Peter's College. Westanneter, to Or" — <laughter a B. Hamby, Esq., of Euch np. MIDDLETON —WRIGUIVON.—Dm Id, at St. Martin's, Trafalrii: °Sums, bthe Be.. IL Potable. Rector of St. Peter% WA ° Mr. W. C. Mlddletos, of Long.sore, t Mary Arun, eldest dacit.• of J. Wrightson, Eaq , of Pleet.street. PIGOOTT—TAYLOR.—Ties. 19, at St. Mary's, Guildford, 11 tb! ;Wu. Henry Aping. M.A„ Reeto, the Hen Planet' thee Rote? *l •! t i. °, TrisS7 throtwidge. to Mary Frances ErreOo. &muter of J. H. Taylor, lien, M.D., or Bundler& PUNCH—WALROND.—Dee. 1111, at itioemsnuorth. MT"' b lfs Re.. B. Hidgeon, Vicar, J. Ponca. Esq., of Bartedoen m ßarh .g. , /*wisest daughter of the late IL Walmod, r" . General, Of the eon bleed. RAT. BINSON.-Dee. aoter aaw boon HS ' illness, nt WbßewL Champlain, ow his way to New York, toktre the" for England, W. J. C. Benson, Ha q., of Quebec, In the 730 Pr his age. BERESFORD.—Dee. 48, at Pitspieford no, ea Benet: o 4 7 7 7d ., 74. HOWDERY.—Den 17, at 0. Porekeeter.terrsee, BalewiL, Bowdery, tete of the arm of howdery and Befhl, IA '— street, in the 78th year of kW age. iIitICKVfOOD.—Dee. 16, at Ctuntorwell. I. Brfekwood,rAg.- -- ___. CATIICART.—Dee. le, at Mead Bad/ ard.terram. Mat Marianne Elisabeth, damMter of the lata Hon. and Bac tt• Cathcart. HABBIB.—Dee. IS, at erwmplatte, getwlngton New .t o wa, Fang , IWe of 0. A. Bards, Seq., of the Madras LULL terries a kw HYDE.—Dee. 20, at 1, Howley-plus Villas Paddingwn. aftr7 of dam' Mama, Emma, wile of Hr. Edward Hyde, in Ma 341 11 To r ber age. BOWAHD.—nee. IS. at Orpreenorogreet West, Est o "* We ' gr. J. T. Bawd, aged ft 14°114. , mum "Is 10 1 l at tee argre47 I tntabledin-46"1" atrileit tie probe' streak Jan. I ! Dec.)) Daily . Dee. 23 . Dec. 115 . Jan. 5 Dee. 20 Tarn. ea Dec. 20 feneeda. Tees.,B4 ID•!• r i; Del c. n da. lose. U ie Des 10 Do. ID