The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-25 00:00:00

1• I . UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Can'PATIOS OF TBZ FIFTH CINTINAZT OF Tatnitr-Ilahl.. Canaille:in.—Tee fire hisMillath anaivet• vary of this lamitstioe, formerly forma as a wheal of civil law, sad still doing wood envies the came ef legal edam tins, was commeemorated es Ne d, by a grand bsagnet in Yes lath Su H. J. Fast presided, emmoreed hi the RI. RM. Gosltaro, M.P., eir A H. Cickbars, M.P., M.r. Dana Alderms, Mr. Justice Talfeard, Mr. Higrem, M.P., t' a e Ron. P. Campbell, 11. P., esti ad suiserest company. Tu. barntri chairman having pledgethe Memory of 11 f oun d er is a ram cup, arid given the routine tom% pir , ..od •• The Church," One( OceeMon melte • peastr To a r O t ioo to the r u e late Romisli armam ent. "It is suffl „ err f or . rm ... m id learned chairman, " to know that this attack hos bees made, that it mast be opposed by all Imam is oar power, and that if them use inaufhtient others mast be devised." In prose/mg the twat of the day " The Old House," the chairman mentioaed that Thom= Thirlby, ones bishop of Westminster, sad to the present hoar, " the only rightist posseismi of that title," wee s member of their fraternity. baron Aldersos, in sekairekfßimg the " health of her Majesty's judre," said that be could not feel alarmed because a shy elderly pathiaan at Rome chose to imagine himself Gregory the Great, Instead of mere Pius 13. Mr. Justine Taltourd proposed the li.slth of the master and fellows of Trinity ball, and alluded to old Robert Herrick ss ODOS a mother, as honorer which one et the greatest novelists of the present emi, Sir Hail e Lytle°. mid enjoyed. Mr. Gotilbaro prop wed, the Baobab bar," and paid a l•beral compliment to S.r A. B. Cockburn, whom same, se iwolicitor gement. was contacted with the toast. The chairman having glees that seat merry meeting," Ike party broke up, s'mar partaking of coffee, and a large =Townson then mini to the College Combination Roma. ORDINATIONS. nv Tin nnenDWIMM OF TOIL. At Bishopitnorp . , on Seterday, the Ititt Demeas.—Chartes Thomas Comber, B.A , Joins College. Cambridge; Matthew Townley, M A., S.. Jot les C.di, Cambridge; Charles John Hague, B A., St. John's College, Cambridge; Chrome Ribbon, St. Bee's Conege : Chrome Augustus Smith, B.A , Medium C .llege, Oxford ; Swinbern, 8 C.L., Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Prints.—Cherl.• Frederic Beckley, B A , Corpus Christi Colter, Cambridge; James Henry eerier, 8.A., Trinity College, Oxford; Charles Tobias Mousy, B A., Trinity College, Dublin ; Jobe Farness o,cle, M A , Jeses College, Cambridge; Bran Owen ninnies, 8.A., Corpos Christi College, Cambridge; Thomas Walker, BA., St. John's Col , go, Cambridge. The following gentlemen wen afterwards licensed to the rendes est oppoeite to their resective satire : Cordes Thomas Comber, °tiling ; Matthew p ?rooky, Barfield Charles John liege', H a orbworth; George Robson, Ayton ; OWE! Atigirtos Smith, Foeton ; Allan firioburn, Tadao. tor; Thomas Waage, South Kilriagtoe. BY Tan Illtinur OF 031701 D. In the cathedral of Christ Church, Oxford, on Seedily, December 22: D a moss.—Belmend Harlieg Cantles, BA., Emmanuel College, Cambridge; Joke Marne Collyee, 8.A., Christ Church, Oxford; Relifovd Astkry Cooper, B A., Uoimnity C-rdege, Caked; Daniel Balm James I) chess, WA., Trinity College, Doblin ; William Danford, literate; George Geist .rd, B A.. Christ Church, Oxford; James AebeeLGoeld, 11.C.L., New Coll, e, Oxford ; Henry Mow. bray N..etba,te, BA , New C beim Oxford ; Francis William Peel, M.A., Worcester Codige, Oglord ; Thomas Stedman Poleh.mpton, Wk., Pembroke College, Oxford; Brimmed Jamas Smith, M.A., Worcester C•illege, Oatord ; Harry L.ncelot Wingfield, 8.A., New College, Oxford; Henry Mulvey* B A., Merton College, Oxford ; Thomas John Hearn, M.A., New College, Orion! ; Retry Walker Bernier, M.A., Merlon College. Oxford ; Heavy Stuart Fagan, 8.A., Pembroke College, Oxford; Frederick Keyed'. Trini.l College, Oxford. Priests.—William Best, 8.A., Trini , y College, Cam bridge; Wanes Attlee Brooks, BA , Trioity College, Cambridge ; David Enkine DOW, b C.L., New College, Oxf.rd ; John Richard T u Rattle, /I A., Merton Col lege, Creed; Thomas Elan. II Repro, M A., Lincoln Col lege, Ostord ; Thomas ()wenn, M.A., Christ Church, Or feed; Edward Derma bail, 8.A., Pembroke College, Oxford; Whines Booth Marriott, S.O L., BIeSIT Conte, Oiled; Joseph Mankeere, literate; Edward Mill.r, , Hew C dime, Oal.rd ; Remy Mwport, MA., Pembroke CeUegg, Cambridge; )1 worm Francis Ftoth Ostiona, MA., Mersa College, Oz'ord ; Andrew Ever. d Per , ms, BA., Worcester College, Oskod ; Thomas Jones Prost, M.A., Christ Church, Ceara ; Castles Henry Ridding. 8.A.. Maid den College, Oxford; Wary Seeley, WA., Pembroke College, Oiled; John Meek Williams, M A., Trinity College, ; Arthur British, M A , St. John's College, Cam . vidge ; Arthur Charles Wdeno, B A.. Chest Climb, Cited ; Al. wider Taylor, M.A., Cotes'. College, Oglod ; Jobe Monteith Fermis, 8.A., Merton Calle'', Calmed. TILEVERNENI/1 AND APTDINTNIINTS. T. P. Boodsoo, to as *rioting Mostoraitip Proptletory Motool, Cryst YmruoatM. Bay. H. D. &almond, to St. Jolla in-B:dwardiao Curacy, Kin. C. P. Yana, to Cattailll COMM, Warwickshire. VA,. II Hoists, to liklariai Id V.earage, Wore. stenhint ; ware 4501. ; pewee. Sir A. Lechtaers. Rev. J. 11.. e, to S O.tomilleurney, Warwickshire. Rea J. H•ehrs, to Flolbury C., Wm . . , trrslme. Kew. J. Jaoknon, to S. 8. pulehre V.torapie, London ; value 64/68. • patlnos, J omit. Ludege, Ostord. lits;. A baerwin, to be Chaplain to the Borough Prison, lli a r o, a WilliaßMf, D.l) ( Vicar of Pershore), to Pot shots Deanery 'total. di4eim Wove stet. 1t.,. J. 1). Waltfirld (Vicar of Coleshili), to Coltdull y Rural, diverse Worcester. Itet It. J. Leelit 14•01 i..., to lliah Rodin; amtory, county Wain, elloc es , chester ; value 391 f.; patron, the ltiobt 11 , 41, Earl 01 Roden. Be.o W. A. Booverie, to the Archleaeonry of Notfolk. YACANCIIB. Rain INSOLVENT Ta DEBTORS' COURT.--YMITIEZDAT. n Czniarmas :0(211s. Its at" (INlMiNia . '" .s . their respective courts, Ind OW Han offiellimed fc, ..'eta Chrism*. norm. rassees me Cain Oansumewan. lOSTLIWAITI —IDPOSTANT JUDONIINT. 7W/0111■110, is whisk a w ag order was Waned by a ear. Delman Ms spinner of the gum cemminiesen were taken es an iffIOTSOM lIIIOIDOM. It win whether a seeing cider obtained sy • neater could be owned without the comet lithe 'ethic/sing creditor, as meatiosed in the est Wliassent. It wowed that it waa arranged to pay Mr. Darner' cm* partlesW day asid berms the mosey waste:dually psidhe had applied to thia court. He thee reeenrd the Money, WWII mu on a Saturday, and on the Monday fo llowin g the ve t es order issued, ',hob ic vesti og order was alleged to be a Inset for all crediten. An appation vs* made on the part wPeetiewsite to slant the order, asd on the o ther bend it s mid that Ur.a Hainan wee still a cre d i tor. Retool said he had consulted his learned colleagues, cad they consweed with hiss that the rule to vacate the meting order must be discharged, each party paying their own costs. Further information mist be lodged in the Walt to show whether there any other debts, end if *en were none, then the petitioning credits( would, it wee led give hie anoint. Hale discharged. Boom Me. Oosneresionza Law. he 11 JANII WORTILAN.—Tea ADDUCTION Colt 1 This cam, whisk was 'epoxied in our journal el W hat, cam tierces the newt for judgment. It will . = Meted that the isseivent's daughter, when fifteen, wirer dad off end married by a person sassed Newenban. The Imolvent's nephew, Mr. Frederick Worthen, Ind %Wrangell lOU to get the marriage annulled by parliament. OM( I 2001. had been spent in the proceeding , in the Soon of Lords, and the attorney employed had applied the re mainder in part payment of a large bill of costs for chancery procsedinr. It wss thought by the commissioner that dr. Soothe., the attorney, shoal& return the 3001. to Frederick WOTDIrII. and the ease stcod over DOW to-day tor that PuriCommissioner Law inquired whether anything had been done. Mr. Cooke, who appeared for Mn. Worthen, said, unfor tunately, nothing had been done. Mr. COLOWWWODIa Law—Then the petition is &gained. The petition was accordimtly diusis ed, leaviug the insolvent liable to Ito taken in meetstioa by her creditors. • ----—• CANONRY —Altne Boraslka, - • in Salisbury Cathedral ; pairon, liohop of Salisbury . ; Bev. J. Venable' deemed . VlV•l4llol.—Backisod NrWtak with D.T. art, donna Salisoary ; value 49d.; patron, Dean and Chapter of Wells; Ite Y. J. Venabli a &rased. MASTIMINIFIL—BtreIinwhae. King Eiiword Vra OfSar mar School Merin, Maattrahip ; salary 2001.; testi innoials Wore January 14. Lyrae Regis Grammer School, Norfolk ; Howl Master . ship; patrons, tee Corporation; Rev. J. Sneaky doomed. TII EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25, 1850. @Mese for it and Ilan him. On Thursday tawnier; 'mat aria le my master's plass sad mote ten postai of bap lion ramara chest, bat was deputed by Mrs. Appell. The idiom Ow stated that he went at the desire at the peemicaties with the iodise to the Jew. Upon his ernes examination the witness said, my mastinr mid if I would tell the truth be would forgive me. It waa sot la coasequesse of that peewee that I disclosed 1.. I thought I bs dam wrest, sad I thought it weal& be eight M protest Mbar peel boys by mills& I did It been,... me arias war too poor to „give me asythiag. The money I reseived from Barnett I spat is waste. Kelly, who besompeohd Trete, also gate evident*. George Woodiste, to the service of a broker in Crotched. fri a rs, said he wee with the witness Haien about two months age i n Misabig-lans, when Haraett boohooed to Boilers, who went to him. It was stared that Barnett had frequently been seen talking to boys who were map oyed in the servies of merchants in the neighbourhood of Mincing-lane. The prisoner said he would reserve his defence for the time of trial. He was then folly committed for trial. The lard Mayor requested that the pram would aekeow. ledge hi% receipt of 101. 10r. froth the Merchant Tailors' Company, and half of a 81. note, , " Anonymous," for the poor bon. GUILDHALL. rissavoLas“.—Mr. Alderman Hooter begged to as knowledge the receipt of oa. 6d. is postage smar' from "J. L for the poor man Ball, who had his glees ship broken by a cabmen ; also a donatioa of 101 10s. to the poor bat from the " Merchant Tailors' Company." Mr. Alder- Ma IhturPiterl begged to .'knowledge the receipt of the half of • 61. note (No. 08107) fer the POT box; and 11. for SONO Wrlbred, from " C. H G." ; also 3r. in postage stamps Irma "M. A. and A. A.," (orlon* Wilbrod. CLERKEN WELL. Bitterronsteca.—Tne ball of a 51. note has been forwuded by C. H. 0 to the poor boa, the other half to be gent on the receipt of the first half being acknowledged in the 7imu, etc. A cheque for 101. boa been sent for the same benevo lent purpose by J. U. P., with a request that its receipt might be acknowledged in the Times end other newspspore Tits Pouch lN Plato LANS.—Ergene Switenty, a sturdy looking men, was charged by Hyde, 40 0, inch having violently assaulted him, &c. It appeared from the evidecce of the officer, that on !Holiday Gigot he was attracted by a noise in Fuld lane, and on preareding to the spot be found the pritc.ner quarrellieg with • cook-shop keeper; and on being ordered to go away he applied gross epithets to the officer, sad violently moulted him. A City constable came up, on which the prisoner made an attack upon him and kept both officers at bay, fighting end alckiag at them. At length they seised him, when a most desperate straggle ensued, i• which the prisoner streak, kicked, and bit them. A great crowd assembled, and the prisoner called upon thin to rescue him, wbin the officers were pelted and booted at, and • retain was attempted, but other policemen ease up, and after considerable diffictuty he wag segued in the station-house. Both alerts were severely injund. Yes terday morning, at ten o'cloek, the usual hoer for the commeneement of outings' here, Hyde brought the prisoner from the cell of the station-home to this court, and in their way the prisoner made a desperate sumac upon him, got him dogrel, and fought and kicked like • madmen ; when it required the combined efforts of severs' policemen to secure him, and prevent Outlier violence, until brought before the .ftiedag , Dec 24. beech. Mr. Nisbett, one of the officers of the wart, gave evidence as to the prisoner's violent conduct on his way to the court, and other witntssu eoufiremed the evidence as to the assaults upon the police on the previous *veiling. Toe primer, who behaved with great bravado before the magistrate, denied the charges sgainst him, saying he had been nearly choked by the police-constables. Mr. Combs sentenced him to one month's Imprisonment, with hard labour. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY. DEC. 24. -- PROMOTIONS. —To be Lieutenaate : J. Rowley, It. J. Pectin, C. J. Balfour, J. Coventry, and J. U. Cern. To km sctiag Lieutenant: J. J. W. Jervis. ArrousTatitirrT.—Adeniralty agent of mails Lieu. (mat T. &Sees. Cominiuden of the Coast Guard : C. P. Run aad George Johann. Captain L. T. Jones to the Sainsoces. Poirremourn, I)rc. 23.—The Bimoom, iron steam ship, bad the operation of being payed over with M'llay's 111111-01)170tilIN composition completed to-day. She will probably go out of dock ou T huriday, and will Immediately be got ready for going out of I.aihour, to try her qualidee. The Tiger, advance suss-sloop, which was brought round to this port from Cbathun, by Mr. Belem and seamen riggers from the Ocean, wee pot oat of commissioa yester day. Last night the Sprightly steam vend, Commander Allen, *ailed tor Chetham, having on board the seamen riggers by whom the Titer was brought round. The Veer., 14, and the Rapid, 8, were taken out of dock yesterday. The Eurydice was taken in the dock vacated by them this asoraieg. Ships at Spith• ed—tone. In harbour —Victory, Britannia, Escobar'', Vengesece, Fantome, Rent*, It Fanny, Edin. Echo, and the Turkioh frigate and brig. In thefts basin—Eurydice, Amphitrite, and Blonde. In the ream Win—Odic, Termagant, Penelope, Bulldog, Vilna. Medea, Strntaboli, and Bluer. In dock—St. Vin cent, Edinburgh, Sonoma, Winchater, sad Fairy. PRIZE MONEY. Doom last Night's Gawtte.) Tue CYCl462.—Notios is given to the officers and WSW of her Majesty's ship Cygnet, David Robertson, E.q., ceenmeader, that an acomint of the sale proceeds, of the 'tided*? Brazilian brigantine, and of the bounty money upon the tonnage and ales captured on board the said brigantme, ms the 24th of May, 1849, will be deposited in the registry of the High Court of Admiralty on or before the 20. h of Jantl• any next, enyteable to sat of parliantenX—W. sad B. CuaaD, Agents. Tat 82A1.ABX.—Notiee is given to the officer' and company of her Majesty's sloop Sealsrk, W. H. Monypenny, ESQ., SONMS.IIdtS, ISBO wan actually on board at the capture of the Okrint, on the 30th July, 1849, that they will be paid their respestive Mane of Gee tonnage beauties and sale pro ses& el As above venni en Friday, the 10th of January NIA nit Me. 14, Greet Osergeetred, Westminster, where tbs issithmei Mares will be nailed for three menthe. 8. a. L a. d. Fig 34 17 24 k thelamdam .... 4 11 1i 08800 "no 17 81 Ninth elms 3 8 4 1161 dais 22 15 84 Tenth slam 2 6 8$ Pm* elms •••• 11 710 Eleventh class Fla sin 10 6 Oi Twelfth clam.... 1 2 64 6 18 8j Thirteenth dam.. 017 1 Ono* din 6 13 11 Harasser, ROBINSON and Co., Agents. MILITARY. DEATH or FAVNidiall DUNK, MD FUSILIERS.—' Oa Heady, the 23rd ism, this came died nadir dream- Mamie of every distressing sedan to We Meads. The late Mr. Damn 'stared the regiment Mil a semad Ideateaant I. the year 1813, sad served the ant year la the Prabralar. He envoi at Waterloo in 1816, et the tarselog el Cambay (Mies he cammended the ladder party of the Wed), sad he was present at the raping of Paris. The late Paymaster Deaa was mutt reepesMila the regiment. MOIMERNIS or INFANTRY MOMENTS. The Leila segimeam mill imam ia January sad February seat la Jewry. NI Rest., depot, Ensm Ctrbmy te Dover; 39th Der n Item Waimea to Perimmeeth ; 13th Befit„ teem Pertimaath to Maaahester; 60th Beat, treat Parommatla to Agana sad Burke; Mad Par., teem res Di to Dahlia ; 63rd Beat., teem Atha& at Deana ; Slat lee ha., from Dever to Is February, MI - teem Mamessesr to Dahlia ; Net ead trek Mlrlaimater as Portsmouth. *. elmady Intl las NMI Bost will premed le Oath hem - Per* aver deo a. fth et Jemmy. The stdp lady Flom 111,116 iiii, paw pod et Oil mimed le Os*. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION. HOUSE. SIRIOI7/ CHARISM or INCITUIO TO SOBBILT.—Henry Sellers, ineasional errand boy to Misers. With, Newman, and Co., general commission merchants, is liary-court, St. Mary-au, was charged with having stoles • quantity of Indigo anal other good., the property of his employers, and Mons Bennett, • dothreutan, was charged with having received the property. The appeared to be of • deeply criminal nature as regarded the reenter. A clerk to the prnecators Geld Sellers had totem to a large chest of indigo and several small ones, and had been in the habit of taking out samples. On the His of December we mined about Win. of cochineal, value 21 104 , from • drawer lit the sample-rum. Nest 'lay I mat Sellers coming dews stain with a bag, and he looked into the counting house and naked sae if there was anything to be done. Observing that his pockets were encumbered, I told him to walk into the cennting-house. He then asked me to forgive him, and upon my desiring him to empty his pockets he pulled a bag of iadigo from each of them. 'The quantity be eshibited was worth 31. 17s. Ile begged that I would forgive his for the sake of his poor lather, who knew nothing at all about the banner; and he said it wu all the doing ei • Jew, who prevailed upon him to rob the indigo rooms. Mr. Wick (of the Arm of With, Newman, and Co ) said- Sellers said he had robbed as since the last Monday, in con witeenee of as old Jew is big at him for the last month to bases him to steal, to increase his wages. He told me that the Jew's sass woo 'Lanett, and that be lived untewhere new Welleloie Kure. I went to the police station and ob seised the aid ot an 'Aar, and 1 sauced the indigo which , bad bean Lend upon she boy to b marked. ' Vow, the oolier-1 • kid Sellers, upon taking him into mestody, where he was going with the indigo. He said to • Jew named Barnett, who kept a clothes shop. He told me also that he had taken indigo to the piece about three Yews before that; Barnett met him about two weeks ago in Mincing lane, and said to him, " Boy, where do you work Yon are in the indigo trade, are you not r' To wh i ch be replied, yea`; and to other questions put by the Jew, he replied that he was in the employment of Messrs. With tad Co., and that he was paid a eluillog a day ,• that the Jew offered to oily samples of him, and at last, by frequent soli imitation prevailed upon him to role his =listen. It wee weed ;hat the boy should go with the marked indigo to the Jew, and that one of the eleek. and 1 should follow. When we got to Gramealley, Watches-Notre, Sellers went into the house No. 16, which is a clothes shop, and after remain ing there &boat two minutes, came out with 4s. in his haled, and said he had sold the indigo to the Jew far that sum We all then went into the shop, and I saw him with a scoop Kole containing indigo, which he was examining. I said, I want this indigo, which you have just bought of this lad. He said, here it is; but 1 have not bought It. The boy has left it here. I said the boy says you gave four shillings for it, and 1 have got them. He made no answer to that. I marched his place, and with the assistance of lielley, an akar, who accompanied me, found one bag of rice, three bags of raw coffee, one bag of tutu percha, one bag containing some chesoute, one beg gootaining 23 brass 'tempt, 12 sample bottles containing Tarim* eamplee, one bottle of causes pepper, a quantity of Glassman, of °equal, of shellac, two bags of sago, and ether begs contaioing black dye, ginger, arrowroot, gum, guar, an: vomit a, corolla indices, &c Upon his ernss-examination for Bartlett the withal* said it was not at my suggestion the boy went to Barnett's house with the bog of indigo. 1 have taken away from Barnett's house some invoices and pipers. Barnett looked through them for the porpou of asoertataiog that he had paid for those goods, but he only found one relating townie castor-oil, which 1 did not consequently take. He wee in • state of greet trepidation and fear. Upon his reexamination the witness said—lt did not ap- Ipeor from the appearance of the shop that the Jew dealt in ndigo. The anklet I wised ware some of them under the mutter and e tme behind the counter. The gutta perch& was in • bag before the counter on the floor. Hoary Bailers, the prisoner, was then ordered to go from the bar to the wigwam-box for the mimosa of being examined as *widest's spinet Bassett. The following, which was listened to with extreme interest, was the principal pare. of the statement of the boy : " The first time I saw Batnett was in Miacing.lase, and after asking me whether I was lot la the indigo trade end who my master was, he naked it my master had any odd in digo samples to sell that were left at the sale 1" I said, " No, air, he returns them I believe to the warehouse." He then said, "do you ever have any dust of your own," (miming indigo dust.) I said, " I have no perquisites allowed me." Hosaid, "Oh I then, you have high wages I suppose 1" I said, " No, I have not; I have five shillings a week, whist I am employed at the sale times, sad if my motes wants Ene any day after the sale, he gives me a shilling • day." He said, ' I know boys less aged than you and smaller, and get more meaty a week than yon do." I said, "D o you ? I wish I had better wages and a better place, but I have very little walk and my master was vet, kind." He then stopped to consider, and he said, " Your master hoe a great many eamplss open." I said, "=yummier bad at sale times." " Can you not," said he, " take • small pion out of each sample? If there is only an outs out of each sample, and there was a hun dred eemples, that would be • hundred ounces, and I would give • shilling a pound for any you bring me—will you do it?"it?""! said, no, I will not steal." He then said, " Why, you are having very low money, and that would help Joe on." I said " Tee ; but an honest petty is wank a silver shillisg." 1 saw:Barnett afterwards several times in the late. Bach time be spoke tonic in the sane kind of way. At length on Friday, the 6th December, I consented to steal. I met him then in Hut-street, and he mid to me " Well. have you made up your mind 1" 1 was considering what I shield do, as I had no employment that week. Says he " Wrist are you betaking your head about 1" I said " Abo u t nothing." He said, " Yoe are • young fool to be thinking about anything when you have nearly a golden ball in your band.' He said to ea " Wlll you Wing any indigo ?" I said " I will ;" and I said to him, " Shall I bring you some to-morrow 1" He said, " Not to morrow, that is my sabbeth ; bring some on Monday morning, as early es you can." I want on Monday morphs; to my employee's place at an early hour. The housekeeper was the only person there. I went up stabs, where there Inn tome chests under a table, and I took about five pseuds of indigo, put it in two papers weighed it in the min, sad took it to Barnett's shop. It we. about • quarter to 10 o'clock when I went there, and I saw a woman there who called out " Barnett ono bare." The carat waa la the hitches, and Barnett mid, "Oh ! you want a pair of women," and put • pair into my head. He said to me, " Well, if you don't like Oat pair, there is a pair behind the 01111 Mer," and I went behind the ranter sad took out both parcels and gave them to him, and he put does boa • ore. He said there was three pounds, sad I amid you make • mistake; there to five. He said thee, " Oh, yes! 1 sese now," sad be gave me 6e., and I went away; and on the next morning I want again to my mastic's place, and took four pounds from the same chest. I put that in one pared sod took it to Barnett, who was standing at the door. I went into the shop and looked at • fasseersues pipe, sad he said I could have it fee six pounds of indigo. I said there were fear reads there • sad be said he would trout to my gene =being ll* other two pounds. I said "No, it was too mash of • market of meow it woe • pipe I could 11e folr . two shinier and stspers," and ho wasted six foe it, He praised the pipe up, bat I did ost lobe 7,11te ger so four Sallies. for the indigo. The seem rate out of the trier sod asked me it I road get any sables? I said, I dart say I sus," BIN said, I use It fee eolourisg my_ seep. I said, Whet, lasoodef turaistio Sb. old, yea. I wait beak to my master's, bat sera sot dad say earn, but I saw some eashineal, mad Ito& Mar prude* that sod put it ins a pool, and leek it the ear day. I said to him, " Yoa saws give OS • wid rise, foe it I. • beautiful rile*" He said It es 4 fatilied two shillings sad *Mesa a pound, sad It was one the lost silver grey. He eared sr • shillim po LC I ft to offered him at Does peso • rid It should be hie. He mid net s siege. ( .) He paid me a IMAM • pond- Os Withers/ mendeg I large e n d ibs sane rot, sad teele It to Barr" who said you are drag this as • said drabs Tea ow plag es asybovr. I seal pa's do say bslsug lie sa•l69 Ave WESTMINSTER. Baszvotancs —Mamie= of UK. from J. U. P., and 21. from J. U. H., wore milord fir the puor•boa. LAMBETH. BIN6TOLIIIOI —Mr. Norton recoieed the fellewiog con tributions to the poor.boz, which he requested our reporter to acknowledge, vos.: —Prom E. C., the resesioisa belt of a bunk note, 09,316, liveemtser lst, 1850; from J. H. P., • cheque for 101.; from C. H. 0., the first half of • 61. note; sad from W. 8., • bank note for 61. THAMES. FRAUDS on mu Pool.—Before the magistrate left the beach yesterday evening the Hey. Mr. Williams, incumbent of St. James'', Rateliff, called at the court to render :phi nations respecting complaints made agsinst a Penny Provi. dent Saving. Bank, of which a person named I:l,rwnod, a eeripiure reader and district visitor, was, to a considerable extent, the isperintendent. It appeared that a number 01 pont people had banked to small amounts, running front one to ten pounds, as a sort of Christmas deposit, and when they went on Friday lan to draw the 110b0Slit Harwood paid them something like 1682, and then absconded, leaving a conside rable wear. As he mentioned the Rtv. Mr. Williams as a person responsible for the amounts entrusted to him, that gentlemen wax besieged by crowds of pawns who had made deposits to a greater or lees amount. Mr. William', on presenting himself yesterday, said that as the incumbent he bad only 1601. a year. and would be obliged to deprive himeelt of every common comfort to make up the amount claimed by the poor people. As ter as he could entertain the facts, 2271. hat been advanced, and an only 641. was in the savings bank, he, having confided l• the man Harwood, would have to make op the nifferenee. Mr. Yardley—l trust 'he diferrnce will be mans up. I bad a letter from Harwood's father today which I bare not read; for anything th►t comes before me must come into open court. I regret that you should sustain any pecuniary lose, but my divy to the public must be performed, and I bare to see that the poor people who confided in this project mast be righted. If you will call on Monday the affair can be further inquired into. Mr. Williams then e ithdrew. Batexvonanca.—Ten guineas were acknowledged front the Merchant Tailor.' Company ; ea also the second half of a 61. note (76,200), frem an anonymous donor, to the poor box. WINDING-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. THE DIRECT LINCOLN, EAST RETFORD, AND SIIITIIILD RAILWAT.—Mr. Soulby, the official manager appointed to inquire into the management and present position of this company's affairs, has just made his report thereon to the Muter, 'rem which it appears that he cannot get the books and papers of the company necessary to enable him to wind it up from M. sees. Miller hod Can, the abettors, who claim on them a lien of 2,0001. Mr. Shuttle worth, one of the directors, has given up ell the lucks, but Kr. B.vao, the promoter, says he has none, and that all the letters of allotment were destroyed. It appears that ne list of the provisional directors was registered at the office, not withstanding the requirements of the act, and this is amounted for by the aloe business at the time being a great as to cause it to be overlooked. The parties who acted in the real management of the affairs were Lord E. Chichester, Mr. J. B. Shuttleworth, Joe. Orahame, Captain 041-, R. Twies, and J. Rippon as committee ot management. Numerous applications were 'wide for ,bar. e and letters of allotment sent out, but the deposits of 21. 12/.64 were only paid on 1,015 thane, or 2041. At this period, it appsus that 2,000 shares were purchased at a premium by the committee of management in the market, being considerably more than the number eleven to the public, and which, of course, the sellers would be unable to deliver. To satisfy the calamities of the Stock Exchange, who required that all companies should show that the deposits on a large portion of the 'hue. were paid, before they would fix a settling , day, the inge nious expedient was resorted to, of drawing from time to time out of Muterman's end paying Into Bernett's and paying into Meatus:ma's sad drawing out of B 's, sums purporting to be deposits on letters of allotment, for which the hankers signed the receipts, but which letters and deposits were nominal. These shares were not dated, but bore the signatures of Captain Ogle and Richard Twin; and, in Dem mber, 1846, the secretary added his signature dating them April,lB46, and burning the scrip from which they were surfaced. From the affidavit of Christopher Smith, April 1850, kappeers that he wen em ployed by the solicitors, unknown to the directors, to obtain applicants for:therm; that the persons were brought to the company's office, where knominal allotment °fide sharesok place, the patties signing the deed being paid 10s. andr2ol. each, and Smith remising le:hd. per share. Loans wire obtained by the parties cennecturwith the company on the shame, and the secretary and clerks from time to time " raised the wind " from scrip In the company's tin box. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WILDNIIDAT, Dne. 26, 1850. The State of the Weather at emit o the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday utcanieg. The stations ere ernaged in order of latitude. Nomad riga. Mizm wt . o. 6lli wrw. Mated Won= Insaaraws (Dams) &W. OWL, Dram Partially Mod/ Ihmearro.....-- N.W. Cam PoW Ponsatoon ....... N.I. Cam Ovens* Omni@ Mesa Ovirase &arms Nails limn Oman& Ilsonsarriar ...... S.W. Omie limn Ma Taman."' N. Oda Sugmaam W. Oala oasawwaLW. Goads A Brom O Oasemit mer& 'lmam .........-- &W. lra Omar LW. Omani Gamma LW. Clabia ftwart CAJORibei MISEr Tuaaaata LW. dada Brame Owned On MAT ......... B. Oaatla Bream aradkaa THIS DAY. Noox. Oaam Wlr et WY& Stew* efl Wlad. Wale el Weather. . Ow& ma Flea. The rearms hese the Idiewiee pleas did aet reash this eds. le tine kw pabliedisa peter*/ 1 they *mete, la dime the slats et the weather ea Medley nerelas at ales Obit. ?coma W . w. _ -- Parsomoom...—. LW. Tons LW. W. Sur » LL Winona= LL aratieWeiet Gentle Breen Gentle Breen Wei Wet Gentle Breese Pee& Item Gentle Deem Illsodierem emililkos• From Me LONDON 0. PANIMPTIL jowl BAUM Wen Idea, lailmeddina. Weal. 1 0 ataratedar Jow l. at 11, arA Jr. in at 1, at =ll.ilieet, Me., Morn Sharp ma On, Vadannsew. end Brary 91. Sinnalds ;a. swig, swar ds. YEW* mart. MOST Rama, Iffsakiktam4oo4 ffeem=ean. 0 sad Wu et. at 2. as Iltd=trians.=Joim Sow Pm wits meraeffklest. IIL, end Feb.ll, et IL at ow::affa insuip. esa. ffsis, SWIM Mallieussqeme; a. mial l . Camas •=6o.ollll2.l2lPalbige. kn. 2at A= Feb. a at Is It I lotte.row, Masffelbfraffm; a. all istme....." I 0w... Limos, Iffinabstb-terrare,sl o ratem. ens Omar, lam 3 sad IRO. I. at 11, at SoL, Mk Ausffle4ffses; all. mitg...Orman. Biralls. Isms lanaartm Fasts end Omenas AM= TILTS& Feathald2M. =r h.. liran. o. ward wad" ks.li, at 1, and Feb. 6. at 11, sit Ilels.b=al=uw.litree I:melamine's, Southwark ; off. mike , wgzsuricr Auniumau I Dee. IL Clause Xmases Kama, WM Omasjak of ynos. chemist. I DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. 1 Genoa Boom, Prim. 5-street, Lambeth, Ume burser—lnd die. le. ef I is.. Dec. 10, me tares su b s equent Th ursdays, M (kabala's, Co, man.strem. Peru BILOAD, Jae, Bright" tallow c h an dl e r-Ist di.. of es. id., DM 26, sad three auteequent Thursdays, at °retain* Colermo. street. Cosmos Serum, Tooffeidge WU; ware manufacturer —Saddle. of Sel. Dee. 26, sad these subsequent Thuracisys, at Graham's, Cola. ussa-street. Tuoilas oOU.nroirOoD, Abingdon, Berkshire, butcher—let die. of ho Id., Dm id, sad tom subsequant Thursdays, at Graham's, Gotentaammen Louts Cowman, Iniceetar.strest, Leicesterequare, hotel keeper— let die. of itL,.. Dee. 2 5 , and tame subsequent TalisalaPts at Stansfeld'u itasiaghall.sueet. Genus Dvows, liranswick-plate, Old Kent-road, Unesuirsper—lnd um. of 24.2cL, Dee. 28, and three subsequent Ikurs24l. at Mans. kW's, liasinshaletmet. ome WOMAN 018188, EBB 2-1088, City-road, ironfounder —Sod Th die. of SUL, Den 2 i, and throe subsequent Thursdays, et Graham's, . - . ILICHAAD JORY Ocos, strut, Stepney, victualler-Ist and anal dos. of ha Isl. Dee. SS, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stuns feki's, Basiseisallatemt. losso n Yntsa, helmet, cabinet maker-Ist di.. of 64., Doe. 26, and thew en Thursdays, at Manafsld's, liasinghall-street. WILL/AN ULPILT tittUdfordstree, Suswit-squase—lst die. of aid., Das. 26, sad three subsequent Thursdays, at Standeld's, 11,ausgbadatreet. 110111ki01 1 11 1 , Suffolk, wins merchant -1g dlr. of GZORUIt , IS, and thus subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, _ _ _ 6gem,M.atreet. Citaato &MIN Weld, vine and spirit merchant-14 die. if 26, Dee. 26, and three subsequent Tharldaya, at etaa , trid'a, Basing hall.strent. Wrap, New Boodstreet, cook and conhetioner—let Ms. Cum.'. ot 34, Dee. 26, and Stucco mikeequent Thursdays, at Graham* DIVIDENDS.—Jan. 17. R. Abeam, Liverpool. merchant —San. 1,. Tusazin 'Sarah Buttitant, Norwich, haberthuther —Jan. 14. IL CWa- Brutosotreet, Berkeley.squ.ue labeidaer —Jae. 13. T. Dol ton and T. Edwards, Itirmindliam, Uth onlounders —Jon, 17. Deane , Liverpool, marebent —Jan. 13. T. Edwards, Liverpool, troefounder Jae. id. C. S. Pumice, Tyneesouth, Northumberland. beaker—Jan. 17. W. !lardy, Manchester, &puha—Jan. 1 7 . Whom. Tore, licen•ed aktuallez —Jan. 13. W Jeers" liimptca-apowliu l 4 mtter r T. Jah. 17. W...J00 statioar3—Jtan.E,l7. W. Maury,. Li Po 1.--J 17. Piggott. a taidgeshlre, peers] shopkeeper—Jan. 14. J. Pohlman, High ilol. hove, b u onsellar—Jaa. IS. U. C. Swim, Tyndalt-place, Idoston, imstoecary —Jan. 15. J. Stork, Kiriptonospoo-klut4 wine an" spirit merchant —Jsa. N. J. Wilous, Lithe Beß.mLep, lloorgate-stree, tall Ora CIRTITICA'I2 I3 to Migrated, unless amoeba mown to the contrary, on the day of mocking. Jan. IL B. Adams, Bow, engi.wer-Jan. lit W. B. Adams, Bell, miguseer - Jan. 17. J. Brady, Rood-lane, , mercuant - Jan. G. C. Clare, blind% us. apothecary - Jan. 16. W. Cole, lilltonasest-Ormseed, karma. k - Jan. 17. A. Cranston, Wim. kens Minstar Dureardare, cabinetmaker - Mn. 21. B. Liken. has, lAwarestrew, Paramus-aquae, drapet-Jan. IT. T. Lyasa, rakes, Albsetaarest.aewington, railway cootrator -Jan 1 1 . 7:1117 - 1 , Ord mad W. Reams, LasdkhaiLatred, alty, ship and ill- MOM brokers-Jan. le J. 1.. jun., krmiaehaln. tailor - - km. 14. J. Mall, kidlike, mem& ler-Jan. 16. C. J. Ilubterd, Croaked-friars, City, and tailew Walden. Essex, hop merchant- Jan. 17. W. J. .. Ive ll itlesd-green and Bealey-heath, Kent, ship brulder-Jan. 17 H. and T. Lloyd, Carmarthen, drapers-Jan. M. P. Play fair, Warwick, innkeeper-Jan. IL V. Ike% Wet CO.. v, Lk at Wight, commission *gent -Jan. 16. U. C. Heade, Tyn dale-Oak, Winston, apotherary-Jon. a. J. Way, Princes-road, bridge.nad, llornsed victualler. PAIITNISBAHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. IT. Beaumont and J. Beau mont, Manchester, brewers-W. 6. Blealey an 1 11. Nothoolt, land grocers-E. IlleeMt and B. Walser, Upper Thammatreet, all Umlaut, Yurketurc, alma bottle mauulacturris E. 01.1111IM and J. Mak, Nt. Berinettb-plsee, Unicesnuechstrett, City I. Vass and J. Brans, Liverpool, and Welanpool, Montgomeryshire ward drapers-O. If MOW; Lawreace, and J. Berm /if anenester, awseharits,so far as regard' .1. krry-J. Laraway, IL Mayer and Y. Grigg, Bristol, leadsmen, so far as regards Ortgg-J. names and W. Sylvester, thow-casalse-Weld, Lairucesteribik, gropers-O. Hut. wood and E. It. UMW( Ipswich, engineers-J. Hyland and P. V. Purcell, Merton, Surrey, designers of patterns foe silks, Ye.-Caroline James and Mary Ann Evans, Ilamilmibterrace, SL John'saraml-L Laker and M. listian, tailgate llighatreet and Newgutednarket, butchers-W. May, 11. Bull, and W. Andrews, Ina within Maker. bold and Oakley, and cotva, Lancathire, coal miners, so at as re garde H. Ilull-W. Moberly, W.ll.llotrerley, and IL Favell, Great Win chesteratnart, City, mann merchaida, SO far as reparis It. Ymell-0. R. Morgan and M. Wayne, nunmaaers-I. Peel and L. Gosling, Little Horton, Yorkshire manufacturum enemata-W. T. Putts and S. Illinprortb, Mancliamer, bakers R. Raven and J. Chadwick, King. Lynn, Nortek, hinters -J. Smith, W. Brewer, C. Brewer, and It. T. &S.M. Newadrest, Clapham, manotacturing mreluoisia fur paper making-J. skunk, C. Brewer, and W.Ltrewar, New-Carat. Clapham, pepto should osauuracturtrs-J. Sparks and J. Mews, New Bead skeet, set ers of vulcanised India ruble: air cushions, arc.-B. W. Tibte and IL Tibbs, Cheltenham-S. Tillokon and W. Woodward, West Derby-road, publicans-IL Watson and W. Watson, Cowling, Yorkshire, cotton spinners-J. Wheeler and 0. Wheeler, Brantford, and lUchownd, grocens-G. Worked and IL Bleakly, near Warring ,' ton. Lancashire, Woo manufacturers. in • FACTORIP.I3.-A return of the number of cotton, woollen, worsted, flex, and silk factories, subject to the Fac tories Acts is each county; of the aggregate of steam or water power by which they are worked; of the number of persons employed in them, distinguishing children uader 18 from adults, and males from females; which has been made under an Utter issued by the Crown, in compliance with the prayer of an address agreed to by the House of Commons on the 10th of June last ; gives the following general re ults. Total number of factories for the different processes of menu facture in silk, cotton, woollen, and flax, in England and Wales, 3,0 8 9; working 22,8 50,010 spindles and 272,698 power looms, by means of steam power and water power equal to 91,610 end 18,214 horses reapertively. The number of persons employed, 495,707, of whom 216,464 are males, 279,243 females, 130,269 of toe former being above 16, 67,463 bier. en 13 and 18, and 260,378 of the latter above 13 years of age. 19,042 male and 15,113 fi male children under 13 years, and 1,710 male and 3,752 female children between It and 13, are employed in silk throwing mills. In Scotland the number of factories is 650; spindles, 2,256,403; power looms, 23,811; steam power, 13,857 horses; water power, 6,004 tones; children, between 11 sad 13, in silk throwing mills, 27 males and 164 females; children in other factories under 13, 3.51 males and 678 females ; males between the ages ot 13 and 18, 6,982 ; females above 13, 62,806; malts above 18, 14,760 ; total somber of melee, 22,140; females, 63,548-grand total, 75,688. In Ireland the number of factories is 91; spindles, 632,303; power looms, 2 , 61 7; I steam power, 2,646 horses ; water power, 1,886 horses; children under 13 years of age, males 7, females 31; males betweea 13 and 18 years old, 3,429; females above 13, 16,393; males above 18, 4,827; °:.l males, 8,263; females, 16,424-grand total of persons er.i toyed in factories in Ire land, 24,687. Total tor the Cured Kingdom: Factories, 4,330; spindles, 26 638,716 ; power looms, 298,916; steam' power equal to 108,113, and water power to 26,104 horses; children between the ages of 11 and 13 in the silk throwing mills, 1,737 males, sad 3,916 females; children under 13 in ether faotoiies who attend the schools, 19,400 males, and 16,722 females; rules between 13 and 18 67,864; males above 18, 157,866; females above 13, 329,677; total, males, 146,867; female, 349,216; grand total, 596,082. There is a note added by Mr. Homer to the effect that the return of the cotton and silk factories in his district is incomplete, Mime. John Bright and Brothers, who have two factories in Rochdale and one at Collyburst, near Manchester, and Messrs. T. J. and T. Walker, of Leigh, near Manchester, having refined to make the return called for. A similar note Is made by Mr. &Lueders, the inspector of the Derbyshire district, who states that Meads. Suutt and Co., of Belper, have refused to give any return of the number of spindles and the amount of p )wer employed in their factories st Milford and Belper. Mr. Howell, another of the Inspectors, appends to his return the following memorandums " I have lemon to;believe that the rstnra for my distriA is incorrect in some particulars, bat more especially in musk to the number of children between the ages of eight sad eleven, and between the ages of eleven and thirteen teepee daily, employed in silk factories. The occupiers of several I Widen fantod'', employed in carding sod dubbing wool for home manufacture, have neglected to send in returns. The water power they employ varies from one to three horses, and depends us the state of the weather. The mills are in significant, situate on remote mountain rrease, and the oc cupiers ars illiterate. A very extensive and well informed woollen manufacturer, on occasion of transmitting his return, remarks, with great propriety, that it would be extremely erroneous to assume that the number* employed in the fur tortes,' that is, in buildlnp wherein steam or water power is ne ed to propel the ma eery, ' mutilate the entire of the manufbataring population; for that many pros( ems incident to the woollen manufaatere are carried on in the cottages et the workpeople, and are CORN gamily unnoticed in them re turns.' On an average, he estimates that in the woollen manufacture of the west of England two-thirds of the people employed work in the factories, and ene-third out. He writes from the borough of Stroud, and hie estimate is pro bably very correct ea regards that part of my district; bat, taking the woollen manslasture generally throegtont the entire district, I incline to think that he underrates en- Monthly the properties of thou who are dependent spat the manufsetuare, thongh not employed within the walls of those buildings width far legislative are somewhat capriciously demeadmied faelmise, Tb same remarks apply with mask sesame ages Mdes 'seems sesagied In the fax maaathsture of keine r Vie Nam teem which part of the empire give, la the umber of those employed is factories, a very immeldereht proportion of the total num. bee employed is cad eigmadmit upon the staple meaufsetare of Intl& Ice We" die peasant retain imitegee the dohs and progress of the tomboy slam rather than the state and se dee several Imeseige of sumasoingo, as shams mC7 l : s e i taaillege employed Morela ce deg- theesupem.. esa impideat Makin will be assieleted wNh 're alm by the esamegaika of the ponlimink_ulik their emplaymenm, as the taklag of the merins • Of any Increase la the number of persons sr pmege eM mashisery riesployed I. fame*, I have so micas of diellegskeing that propordos whlik is to be seedbed te em tames of trade foga that whisk mires from the gradual of Me feefery system is immloymente sad 'regimes cos for merly embraced by it."-Mmes rearm drew the =mots of the various measdestsres la Eagles/ in b ter for mass, York km wool sad lax, ad Chester far eilk. Is behead, Waterford he seism, Cork fan ilted Dahlia lee worseek.iiad A Ar dm. Ice Itestlead, Lesark' ige melts sad Ilia. ahlammt lad Ida% toe wed, sad roglarke . ovartest =lty Cloudy Partially Melly Olpsr . .pt _ _ Moly M °l4lll4= Omar M ARK ETS. COTTON.—Llvaaroor., Dec. 24.—The sales of cotton to. day are estimated at about 6,000 bales, and °assist of about 4000 American, 200 Pentane and M arnha rnsla, 8 to 84; 16to 100 29. Bahia, 81 ; 200 Surat , sto 61; Sea Inds, Total, 29,060. Import since Thursday, 16,000. The market doses steadily. Compered with Friday's retie, pekes of all kinds are without the least change. MMICUISTIR, Dec. 24.—Tne yarn and cloth gasakat eientiause active, and fully last week's pricee hens boss resdily given, but we can scarcely . quote any farther milel vane,. Idaosfseteren as well as spinners are beginningtos get well under efontraot—such of them as will consent le piece themselves nadir engagements—and some rather M I tenet?* establishments are already seder contract to the end I I of March. A good many of our spinner, are engaged to the end of January, and some even still later. The demand continues more general thee it has been of late; buyers tor the home trade, for Isdis, for the Beside and the west mast, for the Mediterranean and the Levant, being all more or lies in the market. Upon the 1 west prices during the past month the advances obtainable may be quoted at nearly an eighth of a penny per yard on domestics, with a business fully equal to the rate of production; long cloths have ad upend neatly in an equal proportion, goods which were gelling at 75. W. to Bs. per piece being now at 7s. 7id. to Be. lid.. and these et 105.9i1. to IL. 6d. being now et lls. as the lowest rate; and some descriptions of 4 4 T cloths are lid. per piece higher. On 40.ineh shir iris of the higher qualities the advance Is 3d, to 41d. per piece ; on the lower descriptions, lid. to 3d. per piece. The advance on printing cloths is scarcely equal to that on shirting., being only 3d. per piece on the better kinds, of it. and lid. of the Interior kinds ; whilst 36 inch printere command an advance et lid. to 3d. per piece. Bolton pupate have been in more request for India, and producers generally mind's an advance of about lid. per piece. In printed calicoes the demand has bun limited, and quotations have not advanced except for navy or indigo blues, which are again rather higher in con sequence of the high price of indigo. In mule yarn there is an advance on counts from 6 to 14 of about Id. per lb. on the quotations of a few week. aro ; and on 16's to 24's about the same ; while 38's to 42's are fully id. higher, 60's about 11.,60's about Id., 70's about and 80's about Id. per 10. in advance of last month. LINEN.—BARNSLET Dec, 24.—At the close of this year we hate to report the state of the linen trade in this town to be duller than usual; numbers of weavers, bleachers, and dyers are either wholly or per.tally un.mployed. Thest(cks of manufactured goods are low, end many of the bleach works are so crowded with yarns that a deficency of ware , house room is found. SILK.—The circular of Messrs. Durant and Co. states that they have now to report large g.neral business. The check given by the September advices front Coins having induced consumers to work up their stocks tolerably close, they were in a position to be able to tak e in coantity. In China silk about 2,600 bales Dave changed hands, at the full prices of September. Id Bengal silk there has been active business in all cleats, except the very low, g e Ily at about former rates—in some few instincts a slight concession has been made, by way of closing large shipments. Italian silk re mains neglected, the high prices at which importers are ob liged to hold tlacing it quite beyond the reach of our con sumers. It is d that the continental markets are already feeling the rftets of the small crop. In Brutia silk the its. porters made a stand for an advance of 6d. per lb., at the unloading of the last two vessels; but, finding this was not obtainable, they have gm:W.lly given up their pretensions, and have sold at former prices. In I'. mien silk a few small parcels are occasionally taken for export. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lame, DEC. 24 —We have no change to report in the state of this day's market—a brisk, active butineu has been dm.. WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, Dec.24.-Bines our last report the Wool trade has been rather ►rub. and the dealers are in an•ieipation of a further roe in the market. O. tman Wools are more in demand, tomato mere on a par with Botany Wools than they were. MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERBPIELD, Dem 24.—Our Cloth-hall has been frequented by many buyi.m tbis morn ing, and consequently a good business by been done, espe cially in low. thick fancy woollens for immediate use. In quiries are also made for good patterns I. lire.t fancies for the spring trade. Rather better piece are obtained. HOPS.—Wencasysn, Der. 24.—We have no change to report in this market tones last week, which remains very quiet, at former priers. Number of pockets weighed last week: Old, 6; Saturday, new, 11. CORN - BARIOILMT, Dec. 94 -We had a moderate attendants of millers and farmers at this day's market, at which little business we. dope. The rates of last Iwo& were scarcely ob tainubta, and in some instances Wheat odd at from 61. to 9d. tier 3 bushels below the rates of last week. Wheat .old at from 15s. al. to I7s. per 3 bushels Barley, from 265. to 211 s. per qr. In other groin little was doing. Haisswowrre, Dee. 24.-W• had a fair show of Wheat, In very bad e null ie., and the trade ruled remarkably heavy for ill qualities. Barley of vsey bast qualities commanded cur top quota. vase, but ordinary dialptima a slow sale. Wheat, white, 40e. to 43a.; red, 365. to 40a. Barley, 20s. to 2715. HAYWARD'S BRATS, Dee 24.-Our market being held 'day earlier than usual, the eta:tame. was very stead, and the business transacted was so limited as to write prices nominally es last week for all sorts of grain. Wheat , white, old, 101. lo 1 7. 10..; red, IN. to 107. 10s. ; new, white, if. to 111. ; red, 91. to 91. 10s. Barley, 21e. to 29a. Oats, 16a. to 11.: 6d. Beans, 26.. to 30s. Pee; We. to 301, HULL. Dee. 24.-We have had • very quiet week in every branch or the trade, with a tendency towards decline In price.. The threatening of frost bas dtaapp sated, and arrivals from abroad con time in some exam of conrumptive demand. There was a good show of Wheat from our own farmers tirslay; the wartlike only middling. Millers were able to moldy their wants on easier terms than lad week, even for best dry ampler, while far Inferior la. to h. to. money bad to be takes. Very little, and that only retail, Mad an@ doing in foreign. The balk of the present arrival goes to gra nary. Spring Cora of all kinds very dull sale, and In eamedlagly Muted demand. Liaised very firm, end a good sale for Cakes. Rape seed fully supports fur quotation, and Rape Cakes are In improved demand. Imports: Wheat, 3,5 7; Barley, 3,333; Beans, I 2; Pees, 036; Tares, 1,007 ; Linseed, 4,373; MI Cakes, 391 tons; Ranee, 300. lltawicx, Dee. 24.-Our market to day was thinly at. tended, and extremely dull. Mod samples of Wheat In bad condi tioa, and mat with a Blow en!e. Barley, except for anything very Wm, was cheaper. Peas, Beam, and Oats remain at former prime. Lanni, Dec. 24.-The supply of grebe continues steel)), and the show to-day Is good of all articles. The trade still retains the same character as albite, quite retail, lied without activity ; the pricer of Wbeat are much as ea Friday, and Barley is also without alters. now. The valise of Oats, Wailling, and Beans a before. Arrivals this week: Wheat. 3,436; Oda 430; Barley, 9,190 ; Beans, 769; Flour, 40 ; Peas, 29; litifelleed, 1,106; Llamed, SOO. LIWOHTON BUZZARD, Deo. 24.-This Wine Christmas week our market was thinly attended, and as such rather a aborter simply of grain offering than of late . Wheat barely sustained last weeks prima, and Barley must be considered la per qr. lower. In Beans and Pew nest to nothing doing. Wheat, per load of .1 bushels, old, 24 to 17a. ad.; new, 19.. to 23e. 64. Barley, per Imp. qr. 20s. to 23a. Beans, old, lba. to 20..; new, 13a. to 17., Peas, 1114. to Gd. Lawn, Dee. 24.-The vine to day was very dull for Wheat, sad, to make mks, a decline of Is per qr. had to be sub mitted to. Barley, Oats, Beam, and Pea, continue to move off tardily, but our quotation. are unaltered. Wheat, white, old, 111. to 111.10 e. ; red, 91. ifis to lat. ; white, rear, 101. to 111. ; red, 91. to W. 10s. Barley, 245. to 99a. Oats, 13a. to 19a. Beans, Us. to 29a. Pass, Ws to 295. ---- Ltunroo4, Dee. 24.-Although a tolerable number of home and country millers appeared .t our market to-day, the down ward tendency in London yesterday, and a good diaplayof ample. on the stands here, evidently discouraged any active proceedings, sad for all clef :Options of Wheat we have to note a slow limited eels on terms scarcely equal to those of taut week, holders still resisting an material abatement intermediately Mace Friday several thousand barrels of Mnerimn Flour chugged hands at late pekes and the general brands of metes and Canadian, an well as Preach, being in moderate request from consumers tble morning, each maintained our last quotations, Iriek remaining very difficult of Ws. Mathew Barley and Matt, upon a fair demand, were Imply in value • grinding Bar ley unrifled Bel= and Peas, =relict little inquir;, were the turn cheaper. Owing t) the abundant supply of Oatmeal, new Oats moved epannely at a decline of Id. to M. per 451ba. tram the rates of thin day re'nnight, and the former emoted Get pet had. The tone of the trade for Indian Cons was eraser, the partial decline at the end of the week recovered, and a moderate meant of Madam was effeeted. Arrivals from the I7th to the 23rd Dec. inclusdre into Liverpool and Runcorn :-Wheat, 11.491 on; Barley, 1,300 ' , Malt, 51; Oat, 6,531; Bail" 6,173; Peas 1,786; Imam Corn, 13s; Wean Coen Meet 500; bang; Oatmeal, 17,052 sacks • Flour, 1,961 auras and 1;910 Fer rets. Exports to Inland: Wh eat, 2,523 qrs. ; Bagley, 746; Senna, e 6; togas OWE, 8,901; Indian Corn Meal, 97 barrels; Flour, MU mks mid 1,464 bends. LTIOI, Dee. 24.-Our supply of Wheat eontieues seed amottimi bed; sale dull, and. Is. per qr. lower. Barley ia lea supply than et late ; best quality supports lute quotations ,• Inferior, 6d. to In per qr. lower. Wheat. old, red, 41s. to 44e. ; *bite. tat: new, red, 32a. to 34a.; best, Glib,. to 631 tit, Ma. to 41s. Barley, bed, 22% to Ma.; Inferior, 19s. to 20s. Nnerrmwrut. Dan 24.-The weather lawry open, and has every unpeusees of contlnuPT so. At our market this morning waked a asidiarses show al Wheat from the growers,whish was token s e= meek the same terms ea last Saturday, whilst In math me foreign go few transactions transOnd that prices may be sail neaemilly unchanged. Flour found merely • read inquiry, at ahmteing mint quotations. Eye in slow request, at 29.. per quarter, webbing Ms. per bushel. Malting Barley ends at 255., weigh* ventrally 5311 u. par bushel; and 245., Ms.; grioatng sorts seem end Inquired for. Malt continues to tend downwards, 51s. be mewed with the utmost chWealty for choke qualities. In Dams er Irmo little stirring. Oats Arany maintain their valor with • tdr. sleety inquiry. PUrlierrns, Dec. 24. - The corn market was well at tended Mb morning, but there was only • small show of farmers' =sot millers wanting to buy dry Wheats were actable to ea *dr tense, which toured business to be dull, at late Wes. Itaseresa, Des. 24. - Our market today was thinly Weak; end very little Dunne.. going on •, what IlVn was at .abet met a very heavy sale, ads , below last week's , Wheat, SM. Is 41a. Barley, 2 to Otte, le M. Beane, Mu to WM. Pees, Ms. to Ms Is. Rye, We. to 24a. 17a. SALiescray, Dee. 24.-We had a moderate deeM end • Lege supply of Barley. About bat week's prism um the best demoleicules hut 62r islerior mete thin we a generd dealite et Is. per qr. Barley was au dew sib me pelem ow be seed bout Is. to Is. 6d. per qr. Welt wee net Assoc Oats,_ Beans, and Pen melted may and ' miry Mlle off grain had a downward *deny. Nisei Met IMAM Ns. ab. ra. eta be new 111 be MOIL milks lefty, WA; tomdlrl. 122.2.2 lb.; ediZ L IMIL . II I I6 I .. M. lie. IM. °MOTs. le Ita. tee. Me. Pram *WM Bps. Mlle. per qt . , 36A is M Oag k fat both& Timm fa be In Wes; ULM MOM ande. YAILIKIIITE, Dec. 24.-A = i ota altoodeaeo at ear market to.day, and ,real? any ems to hand very Mdly, and is It to la, pgeee qr• Sz a lgi elli but Pete* a Barley brought former prime; l• per gr. . Dams, Pass, end Orb at previcrie rata g ilear, tao. Ws. 6d. CATTLB, ite.-Itottrode, Dee. 24.-Wo had mereely any Moak at market teeter et any kind; mime nominally as last we*. Boy Ss. to Ss. lie. Mutat, 3 s. Id. to 4s. Veal, 3e. to Ile. Id. Pork, 3s. to 41. 11.011tangAM. Doe. 23.-It brieg the bet market after the quieleme Mew, we ham.= meal. a let of Bade god abet, allimekne tien sot nimeerens, we have I=l.l"lli7din,MMus. Ids lb net give way. _end' bine Meade at the dal et Ile work*. Bee 4 /date elk le Te. wet. NAM. 44. tont. per ilk ip...ed anL th in g n et tlit imins. T, Der3. 1.7. 2 .d 4.-0 1, b, ar tm r th ri e m e t bent eft., wrt,st bet, the nupply onewts wan very email, hardly nn,,,.„„, of which were of en inhrior d -volution, but. botch. Lt.+ 'Manly stocked, there wits auffletent . for the dem .nd, ,n,i b. ne art ` yqnred, &wording to quality, him ‘s. to An &I tier a ore. The on offer numbered only between two and three NW, eon., there was but little busti era to be transacted. from td. to U. per lb. In Pip then wee colaPitati , el7 atut re :lathing doh*. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Ab..abloplike to.. Ott 1 • Lloyd% LI.L. CASUALTIES. A British ship, of about 300 tons, with painted porta, on r r was passed on the Bth inst., in lat. 45 N , len. 33 W, ; seemed not long abandoned: Ab;ig. of Mira n michi, bound for Britain, timtoe laden , been at Savage Harbour ; a man and a boy wars An Beglish ship, with scroll head, painted pose s, name oe the stern in goad letters on a blue grout., , liAt loaded, was passed, abandoned, with Cllin,TB fiylll4 111 fore and main rigging, Deo. 9, in lat. 31 N , lon. ll NV, Martin, belonging to the Hudson's Bay Galantine, ety wreaked on or about the 2.ith October, near Tub Rohe, crew (except one) drowned.—Bt. John's, Newbaiattland, Nov. 23. Stanymph (hairpin), It abson, front Neweaktle for 11 , ,ate Video and Callao, ha. arrived in Bluk Sod B .y, with km of sails, boats, bulwark., &1... almost every thine on deck, and cargo 'bitted, , end is supposed will require to be di. charged.—Weatport, Dtc 21. Unicorn (brig), of and for Linden from Pailail i ipt,;,, orm abandoned on the 10th ult., in lat. 36 N., loa. 1.1 NV , sinking state ; crew st.ved. NOTION TO MARINEIid.—WRICILS IE HOTLESLET BAT AND TUN EAST Muse, 1:Mon, 1,, 4 MO.—Notice is herehy given, that green 6,1 , 14, marked with the word " Wreik," have been 1.14e1 d ne., to hurls sunk in the track of shipping, in the unaermenti , nrd tiene, viz :—ln Hulletley bay, 15 (Alvin, to th., of the wreck, in 7 fathoms at low water spins ttdr, 4,4 with the following mark and comp's% Aterine, ..., Orford High Light House, E N.E ; 110 of t= Whiting, S.S.E. I E.; aB=+ll whit.. geble ea, h .o.e, the beach, in hue with a rtmailtable Matt to, p d tree, standing up in the bock land, N. by W In :h t E, 44 Swin, about 15 fathoms to the westward of the artt:., lc fathoms at low water spring tidia. with the Hl,a u. r , p44 , bearings, viz. :—Ou..fleet Lishr V,a4l, W. I S $ . 16,1,1aht Vowel, E. by 8.; Geo.fleet Spit Buoy, W. J. ENIANINT, Secretary. SHABUILN 13 NAI L',. UrLy wbes =WEN, kro COUNTRIES. lin Oenrr•l Puo. °Mee Loudon. d.•; America (via New Tart by British pficket)...*Nlan. 3 Americo (via Boston by , !Walsh pocket) . . N,Jao. 17 Amertos(byllaitai state. , packet) N Des. 27 Belgium .. N natty . Brant 3. 9th of the month Buenos Ayres 9th of the mo..th Cohfornts(vioChagres)ll.l 7 th of tie mouth Cape of Good Dope • January Central America 3l' 2nattl7thottrionth Channel Isles 1361 ?A ilk of the math • France id N Twice ita Iv ;1 Homburg.— N Tueodp it Friday unhand It &dor. I . llonduree Ireland Y& 7 Twice doll) !nibs (via Bouthaos t)3l Ash or the month • 1 I. v. r India 1 - via Nandlies) . N ;thlk24:l o I muth II k, Nediterraaro(Naliouthl I , amptom) .. N Uth of the month, ~.s •-- --- Ma Nes.l I .N Ithl l / 4 24th of atenth II 1 .14 plutl of the mouth;.. eciUesj Pet:unman M 7th171111/tlnhoon Peru N 17th of the month! West Wien Jl i t7th of the ittenth Went Indies (w Bs ept mina. and Nome) II oted of the month • N sißultlae that the nuts are set Ir .1 by the nsitht— :d uy the rocs new AKKivma Arouses-at Liverpool, December .1, horn ... ALEZIL Wllllll*x -at Greenock, lb nrob. r Aistaires--st Falmouth, Dercemla r 23 ir., 3 Burs:ins-at Dull, Deemoner 22. tr., , „ Cammoups-•t Liverpool, Dec. Intl, 21, hove Goasososs_(e)-at Liverpool, Derviever 21, Iron DIAXA-11 11111 L • December 22, Iron .... . , Eus. TSOMIPSOX-at Liven. 1, r .1, do - .a . FAILIOU-at Gravesend. December 21, from_. Osaires-al LiverproL Lkeeniber 24, trona !tor s -st Shields, December 22, So, „ JOAAPH-St Li December 21, from . Joss Moose-Of Qeseastown, Imeeruber 22, on LADY w THE LAILL-11t. Greenock, boo-at Gravesend, Ikeilnber 24, from .. Llossit-at Orsvesead, December 24, fr0m...... Murciarar--at Uverpool, December 2r, [eau Plsoorm--at Liverpool, DeCeMber 21, Mast -at Greenock, December 22, from • - Kum Inc ISA- at Deal, December .3, from... . Nicol... Jess-off Deul, December 23, (tom Dorms-at Falnsmth, December 22, fr0m....... Orairsasout-at Goole, Ikvembcr 23, fr0m..... . MAIM/. Ass-at Snag:rifler, Ikeetober 2.4, ',on PAITRARIIIt-iit Fleetwood, December 22. fro-1 PIIIALOPZ •at Greenock, December 21, from Primus -at Greenock, December 22, from • Psovrosscs -off I orbuy, December 22, from ROCKAWAY-at Liverpocr, DeCelfibAr 21 fr0m...... Ronan-at Gmreser.d, December 21. from Soso-at Omveeend, December 24, from ..... ILAIIIIII--at Bristol, • Deemoner 11, Iron Panumies- at Salecuibe, December 24, init. , Rolm-at Torbay, Decemter 22, from .... tir.Osusas-olf rennince, December 21, n. Tams -at Shield-, December 23. from . • T.J. Soo= 113 month, December 21, too Talon -at Bristol, December 24, from ....... Tromso-at Liverrxml, I ktember 24, from 12rturr-at Gueruser, Dec. Luber 21, from %%sm.-at Bristol, December 21, from Ww. Watson-off Shoreham, December 11, from BAILED. Atom Etcw—From livened, Dooember 24, to Autos—from QUCCINIWWII, December 22, W.... Aram—from Fowl, December 22, to. ..... Mawr—from Falmouth, Decennia r 28, to CIILIMA—from Queenstorn,llecember 22, W . ..•• Curer—from Liverpool, Dec. 24, to . COSIIIIDA—fn.m Lit erpool, December 24, to .... CNA.. WALTo2l— from Graveand, December 21, to Darlisa—Prom Portsmouth, December 23, to threav—from Liverpool. December 21, to . JUIDIMICOIT.II-111411 OTSVellad, December 21. to JlMlL—from Falmouth, December 22, to . J. S. Wisreimeer—froro Limbed, December t Joss Lem—from Gravesend, Demmber 24, to taut ELli•OrTli—lram Lit aces, ml, Detetntar 2 , , to LISDA-11061 LitTill.Uol, December 21, to Luce Arm—trom Quectuttoent, December 22, t LlLT—from Guernsey, December 21, to MAIM. Wier —trout Uravesend. Dec - rube- 24, to .. Pusan—from Gravereml, December 24, to . Pau= ALIART—from Gravesend, December 21, to Baum —from Graemend, December 24, to ..... &arras —from Ormnock, December 21, t 0.......... acona—from Liverpool. December 24, to VALLVINVAIA—from Oravarod, December 21, to Vill. WRIGHT—km Shields, December 22, m TEBBBLI3 141?OliNN Yff ELL. BombayAv.iPnehu tis kotbth.w (iMp), fr . ows Bangapore for Londo n, 0. Clydeidalo, from Mobile for London, DT 9. lit 4 4 , lo Cornell., from ,Liverpool for New York, 2111 loam USW. George minas (ebip), Nov. 24, lat. 11 9 N., lon. 211 Helen (barque), from Liverpool for Sae Francisco, 0- lat. 4 N., lon. 22 W. Nary Campbell (barque), of Part Glasgow, -12 do. lon. 17.7 W. and 15 from Falmouth, ,Dee. 12, lat. I GeL:annd m, and from Liverpool for California, Oct. 1,1. N., lon. 27 W. Supply (beta). from Liverpool for New South Wa l eo, 12, lat. 49 N , los. 11 W. MARMAUF.B, AND DEATHS Hilt' BS. BIREETI.—Dee. 23, the wile of J. Birkett, of Iv , — street, Southwark, or • eon. BOYD.—Dee. IS, at Regent-terrace, 31re. S.!. Bora. of "C l ' CONSMT. —Dee. 20, at Mesihfuroc-ternice, the w.f. Oonant, Esq., of a daughter. PEMBIRTON.—Dect. 22, at M. berton, son., Req., or • son. TRIBE.—Den 22, at Woolwich, the wife of 11. J. Tribe. E Marines, of • eon. WILSON.—Deo. 21, at Lyndbursbroad, Peckham, Mrs. B. of • me. et. the Site a E. I. MARRIAGES. BINDER—DIVERn.—Dee. 19, at Rlttlitoboorne, e•'";ttl of Mr. Binder, of Park-sheet, Grosvenor-Noce, to Frier eon, only shill of J. K. Divers, limo., of Sittingbourne , " 11 ' YOSTER—CUNCLIPPL—Des. 23, at the British 9mbsol, • the Rev. H. na II.A., W. roster, Esq., to larva , ' daughter ol B. Mo kC li, E sq . 14 teas GARDIVER—PAIN.—Des. 23, at St. Leonard's, , Rev. J. U. Dirt, ILL Mr. T. Gardner, of WoratiO 4 U". - anon, to mum &rah ILA . of St. Pima" - -.3. HALL—BARREIT.—Des. 91, at West Ham Church, J.... , Esq., son of J. Hall, FAq., R.N, of binktifoth, to We newad daughter of J. Buvett, Da, of Bearboroug 2 . HARPER —IIARNESEI.—Dec. 19, t All Salts% gnig;;Col• the Rev. W. HOMO9O, the Rev. H. D. Harper, Prllow of / lip, Orford, and Headanaster of the King's Bohoo l , Is Miry Charlotte, eldest daughter of Capt.lJ. D. Harness. Rep' Engineers. JONEBLANE.—Nov. 23, at the Cathedral Char:hot Anuit. the Lord BDhop of the diocese, R. P. C, JOU" , E 849 ib 4f 9 Artillery, eldest eon of OW. ft. ham of the Bora teoltahl Elise Harriet, only daughter el T. Lane, Req. of Antigua PWATHB. deed OBEAO.—Dee. W, at the Oral . Kesnisstos. 44164 ter W &s late C. Crest , Bic , of Lembard.street, gtr t t. C. t . 14 . 3. lITLIrOst. 7, at Abatis% N.L Emma Harriet, wile ot Cat ' 1 It We Wth Bert. Weans „extol LAIFORAIL—Dso. 20, Ma Sarah Gotham, totlalett d" - WA late W. Unitas,Solloway, art 66. el e• lIIVIT.—Dte. 20. et GUeII4QUI" 8100126bUry, Ilbeltut4,4 .... PAELBY.—Des. 20, it Deal, I. 6. ParlbY, Commander 607 4 4 " peed 4b • O EIDEBOTION.—Dee. 20, et Heaslagtott. 6 116101614 v__ A ---- . .•14 • et the late A. a. llidebottom„ Seq., et elosse-street , .......-- ' I. __.........!.. lan, aged 4.8. Prla -------7t 6ed rod pliblidead Aiwa' Eim" 1"$. us e d. Mier at the Oat , desk, tke (Ity of sups ... 4 p o op'. Wasik ki Presirt al no. 72 cl , 4 • 1 .1 •1 t •:.4 ua 4 •.11 -0 t. 3 J..} • I • • ,t Ord • 1 1 4,11 s.l) )r. 14. d 12 W. frit l)N li:U Doc. N' I.?a• , th ea. th' ki[