The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-09 00:00:00

tf - i` .~ JAW intelligence. COURT OF COMMON PLBAS.-FATITILDAT. Bore Lose CaroJerre Isar re emir itrair FRY IP. BILOMLIBT.—CANTION TO ill ISCRAIRTIe Cirri. Ku E. due" O C., aed Mr. Wire appeared ler the =1.1.9., aad Mr. &wiser Wilkins sad Mr. Ogle tot 1118 L Teen was sa sera brought by Yews. Yry barrette ii fit. John's.wood-tetreas, 'grist a Mr. Bemis', sill warm a seta of 1191, ander the following abwareasse: It avrased that the defendant was a you mesa of rit epee: able tunny, acting as confidential clerk to Ow Serials, gad was is the habit of ping to the bask every Iletardsy to Mr Nosey to pay the wore of the ars. Oa the f ed of April last he went es newel to the beak, and ea his way kers 4 17 et is se rural a beg is whir Its serried the roar, sad, be by his side, was sat ore, trashes with a aiall ISMS whir was is re inside, and 11111. ia geld I. ea es rested. Th e adia(usiardistely west to his onaployne, and did everything la has power to recover the awry, but without aril, sad the pLintiffs afterwards brought this sera to reoever re mown frost his, alleging rat be had not rhea r war we of the hog and WI retests as if it bad bees his owe property. There wu sot the slighter int Guaira ea the character of the defendant, aad It was sot all that be bed bees in say way eriosatiag to the robbery. Idr. Serjeaat Wilkles sddreseed the Jury for the debar, sad infrared that the defendant, having placed the beg by his aids, had takes thereby every ear which any mu raekl Ishe of the peopsety, and that there wu ea proof whatever at wormer ea the port of his client. Toe jury, however, lord a "oldies for the plaistiffe foe the tall &trust erred, ea the grand that the defender bad ✓ows great earreeesses in his rode of carrying the army. Tr y, at the rats tire, however, wished it te be ruder stood that then was sot the slightest imputation ea kis atoral character. LANGDOS IP. BILDIBILLIIDI.-- ALLIGID PRAWDOLEINT DILL laluoinvz•vm. This Mira was broagat by Mr. Langdoa, • isobar sad karathethiaker, against Mr. Hildebnadt, ILA. Mss ssmsr ama of 164 epos a promissory note. The was. that the SO% wee obtained from leo &haler bp Medi and min, sad that Lang who was the dkosavas sr she bill, bed Mice of the head Morn ha dissoustal the are. Mr. &wiseat Wilkins. Mr. Phials, tad Mr . Mies leer tor re plartilr. sad Mr. Hurry, Q C, Ms. M. Oisiabise. QC., sad Ms. Downewell, for the dafesilemL Mears was pat is, awl the rad onus" et Mr. Zillabsade was et ease Madan by tbe comer' Ike the derediest. Thi was Nerd b_y aujeaat Wilkins to be the ors lee the plena. Mr. Henthey then addressed the they for the The leaned mama denominated the me as me of very sassy whir bad boss toned foto publia aides by • peg er , rroliadiers who for years bed preyed upon the pair% er et ! amp rata epos INITUDI posterns s On psblk, by assisisi hilts !rum them mho ;bounce of Moaning roar tirases, bat ors ease the balls had Mee °briar it tree lea weer to ewe dm the aalorteare plea of the bill are realm' ass y he it, sad serer beard sere el the terter air aril the bill bream doe, when ea sides re low& ✓ely oceareard spirt the poor daps beimpaatellp warritirs to her his raw bandied rest r Ude with sash leaaseetiews, in three are est ed pay the amorist rather glue hays the saltine brier berm Ms public. TM nowist csae, the Muted soars( and, we ass precisely la aemeedam with the above shirk. Tbe prose Mae rep wearesed la this arab were see Pram, ea strawy, sad three sea, mar J. °whew, llosthatar, ad Sibley, whom sum were as veil Mem in all the seer a of Puree es berg rearted with bill trametim ad sell as ht apes billo as they were dental= railer to the parr Ten sheet history of this err war ibliews : le ititgast, 1840, awn appeared a advernmeet is Ms Time trey Patinas, whose sass was gaud thereto, SW tag to lead mosey on good smutty. Mr. Hildebrand" severed tad odvertithaint, and shortly afterwards resolved • sort of Fisted circular. signed "Alpha," diromitmg Hr to apply et 39, Burtowstrest, Tavissamnan, erh re Oa:diner resided. This circular stated that the ender (who tuned est to be Outline) wail la the habit of Loading motley to clergyaws tai earn ea hill pay, ea their owe security. A eorrespeadease leek pier be! writ Mr. HUdebreatia, who raided as Pearly sad °aura!, whose letters were pnerally written by Bibery, at tn. sad of which it vim speed that Mr. 1111deibniothi shield rad a note of band for 160 L, payable is this. ammathia to Walther, that the latter Amid ppt it Warred, sad that ewe @Meld take half the praede, and of seam that each thould pay half the saweat what Ow bill Maw dm, Gaidiaor receiving a bones for bb trouble. The bill was seat up at the beginalag et January, and Moat a auk afterwards Mr. Hildebrand* revived the helves of two 101. motes by separate poets, sad a lattar frost Gardiner, saying be maul mead the tension/ as nth pust.ble. After this the derasdaat beard utilise more liver Gardiner fns • fort night. This roadered him very weary, and be mote to Gardiner, omplalaing of tot receiving more moony. This porodmod a lousy from Gardiner. compleiniog of the hasty mare of Mr. Hiluobreade's letter, slid say hag *het he (0 inkier) was very sorry sow be had pseud with Lis 201. Man- morrosposdence followed, Much colossal with a letter from Oa/diner, valise ha could not obtain any more assn, that be did not see what more he could do in the matter, sad be reepostmaded Mr. Hildebrando to be prepared with Lie portion of the massy to pay the not, whoa it beams du. Tail was the last Mr. Hildebrand' beard of die atm moon mil the sets became duo, when as applisation Na. from Luepke, the bolder of the note, earnag papaws*. Mr. Hildebrasde of isome uptamonted the manor in whin ha bad bias mated to Lateen, who dewed all hamiseige of this pert of the business, but admitted that his bad only ad vanced tia en the Dote, whisk saw he was wallah Se tele to meal the note. Mr. Hilitsbesede refused to pay men than the 201 be had mouthed, sod she present nibs me roe &awl, oossosaced. Mr. liiirbraede. being satisfied that he hal Wiles into the heads of a gasp of sariadlors, resolved me:. qsi arty to dared to the last, sad "span the tea. ma a. The learned camel then entered tato • bag matemat conniving the plashtf with the reuse Pittman, lebery.blartiener, and Order, from whisk It madd appear diet Morten., 1 deed with Mr. Landau, the plena; that the prim peruse were INMIDISIDI of Mortimer, ad was is the habit of sensuatly *aim at Langdale' la inso ; that Pumas was the solicitor of Langdon op to within throe wens 04 the prthest time, when another solicitor was employed is this mina; test (Jardine bed been insolvent, sad that this was well kaolin to L dthdon, who when the ONO was teosglit to leis wrier have bad some minion that all was set right, sad oseht to hue made lupins before dismounting the WI. Tne lammed aniostl teen called numerous witnesses to prove duo shoes lasts, but the seldom fall abort of the cams stated for the defendant, seinen beteg adduced to show that the pleustilf bad notes of any fraud a the trametioa. Ome of the witnesses, Mr. Redpatb, defendant's attoran, said be bed seam the plalutiff cm several °scabious reopening different bills, and be denied having bad any troasamone with Gelding, 'mpg ea one occasion, ape which vitae,. Maid " Had yea sot eumedillag to do with Hildebraadee ball 1" sad plaintiff immediately replied " On, that ia amt ironed es tar ; I heve .617 advsscod 601. upon it." This trek place m the 12th of May, the moths having bsea essuaared oa the first au that month. Th.Cl;ief heTtile.alt that be se, than is sa Sri 01 She OW. . Mr. Serieant Whin replied, contending that MO if the "Cwhu bad been called a gang of swilling, bp his e a t trend, had been each villains as they had Ina de ws it not just at likely that Mr. Laaggln bad been skin to by Sea se tee denendant ? The Loosed urjeent, bone.. r, submitted that the prides.. bed unwed statists what. an against say of the peewee er •he bets so freely vituperated by Mr. Husfeey As to the • newest of Me. P. dpeth, what reliance coul d . he pieced up it thet, whoa it had se upon the anart by surprise, the noeudeat's own ageousel wet having bets istsucted t. eta.. each a feet to the jury, sad it Wily quits a volun.ery almissioa as the pert of the witness? He admitted, it 1. • -ee true, that it was the strourast point in the deli 'idea es... sad knowing this to be so, could they impose that the ire's •.dent's 'Mosley vela have kept out of his brief the soot pr tart , at kabinet his cue ? Or teat the plaintiff's etwrasy a hi .4 have brought UN wig= 'without the bill balsa iad ie. • e bit client? TM plaintiff, it w•s ties, had advaaced 601. up s the bill, and bad claimed sore than that .e The learned sorjeaat culled Ne.■ the jury to diseases all le.-Julian which might nave been instilkd into their sluts ny rue notch of Mr. Hominy, and to aside 'timely apes the evidence ' Which had beta lirmakt before tees. It was adatind that On. ins bad sew led to Se defendant ; •why, was it Dot very likely that Gentian bad reseind the 601. teem Laagdoa, sad bid kept 304 Idlest( ? thus Tobias both pistil end dreniast. Finally, the learned serjeaat said, coald the je.l have app doubt that Lenedon had adenine' the 601 lied if nay bad se doubt of that, could they kr ono swot hesitate to be/ine that the note wee 'adenoid la the due maw of butane to the plaintiff before the actin wee nu m nese ? All the plaintiff sought was • verdict he 601., and that as be telt so dosbt the jury 'mild give shim dlirlat by their verdict._ Ilw L edalitp .eased up, •nd said there esuld be se doubt that t►e Dote was obtained by treed from Dlr. Htbte bre• 4e The question, howee r, tot the tory writ, did they lob. re t►it the bill wee endorsed to Laandes wham the air toe eat eoasesenc-d. It it wee not endowed to bin, but was merely woven to ►im as • odlateral wearity for the sone) •dr•t.ad, there was an end of the ease; it they thought it well raJorsed. thee they bet to eo•.b,u whether the gisintir bed •o ice of the fraud whin he discounted the bill, hat of this be telt bound to tell them there wee no Lei dente T. , . jury lasediately band • vetdiet for the defeed•nt, sta , eit that t►e helloed the hal true tot endorsed to the }le hid whoa the nodes woo enseenced. coURT OF EtCHNQUER.—SATURDAT. Paws do Wierrmrintrza.—liar n!R loam Cam Buoy ~r~ ~Y~co~~ tlraus Jvau. OAT V. 8111ACICC; AN Lo /01107111 — S; 7i i; EAVTIVIII CO VW- true RalLWAT.—Piass Iterates Thu Ttue wee as wow to moue compeoutiuu in demise.' for ea ...ids sad felee mapristameet, to which the defeedsots pliirted am guilty. Mr. Edina James, Q C., sod Mr. /TOMO ware kw the pleietiff, end Mr. Sergeant Slue and Mr. Rush Rill few Um deieusluve. Mr. I. huntsman d the te•ie to the jay The plaintiff, Mk. thy, wee a peewit of respectability, outplayed u ou of th. ow• goyim to the city of lemdon. The &Gadget% inept fleusekl. and A. J. Cnurtb, were 'Morse employed by tb. Ramees Collette, Itellemy Compeoy. Chi the 3rd of yea is the prossat year, the pleii,ufr, esesespanied b a kkati, drove down le Rumford, fa Ream, tea wig. Raving uu *Lisa •Sudeat, they were obliged be him their con salyasso at Oat pan; Sacra) rotafa - tTioa; Wise fra7l,7y. snob tblod alms tisk,* bat ea rise na the platinum foi east eN Ow e•rdies of that dame avors fall, and y in fats a sassed dos wrier,. 0. th... 0.1 .1 Ito loafs at tile Landau ass kiwi,' O, yrapr tides toe! wan token Ws madifly by As dr hadasl4 seder ibeilnassasen a le &WM la nifria, and taksa beim a police magistrate, by when the ore wee dimaiseed. la asking compsesatio. , at the hands of • jury Inr this "aloes *triage:mat of the liberty of the eubjres, it might be asked why the plaintiff lied brought his *ties avid two *nom in the position of the delendaate ? Tor this plata and Wade* reason—the plaintiff had already brons i bt an action against the railway company, which wet tried before Mr. Saga Aldereoo, sad it was ruled by that Learned judge that nadir the pastier eirsatteson of the -, SO diNklied is &idea*, iMosnipaay ware or 1111,11111 r sags for the acts of the presentlialmadenta. Nevertheless* was prepared to prove that the present defesdass. who were lea sebordlaste politics is the sespry writs et wages of rsethiss bk • 30s. s wok, wen is resift, isitsughtti. and that Sisclue, who woe es Deretreet eats. MI serfs Nowa, rives his by the emposy. The ewe bed already suited suit Sterne is the petite stied, sod hal her the subject of a dimmest* la the Mama el Comma* t and he trusted that allot hearing the bete be was about as adds in "vides*, the jary would by their turd*t twit the dafeadaats and the company that sack mods* would not be *law* is pees with impunity. Corroborative evidonce having bees milled, gad sound sad rider* herd on the part et the defend's% The jary, after a briet coasultation, reused • verdiet be the plaiatiff—Damagot, 1001. CONSIBTORY COURT.—SaTSZDAT. snarl Da. LastNestw. TAYLIOS V. TATIII7I. This was s gale of divorce by mega of adultery, pr mood by the haste= agars; the wik. Dr. Addams wee about to open the *Wars es behalf of Mr. Talker what Dr. Jena= mks appeared for the wife, said It would be impossible to offer say oppoeitlon. The lames Jades programed for the divorce. Iwo Kuro.—Jonoaram. A roper of the furs in this ore, appeared ia oar jewel of the Ttit of ;sly last. The hued Judge, is giving his judgment this mening, said them war may ciresmetaneee is the case which, efts mrseld,~them, be did sot think it necessary to arks. He rwly news= to the Chassery praoesilagM whisk appear= to have no =Mae ea the gamer at issue la that court. The ask reamemar to Triaity Term, 1849. It was instituted by Mr. Leg agree Ye wile, and, se bad been stated is emenmeat, Woe girds= arose out of the proosed , whether liralimy bad been proved guilty .4 with the Viserto Bt. Jets ; eseestUy, aseraming the adultery le base bra proved, whether the Insehend% needy wee asit ban= by masa Meonalvaaes; and thirdly, whether the ataftery if whisk Mr. Slug himself had begs sammed was preyed by she =rims is the me ? The smart wadi pressed to MOW/ these throe gag/dose. The Hoe. Mairee Ike was the eldest so. of Lord Lorca and his wife ra dereSlSt of Sir Robert Br*. The parties wars mankd and badtwo obildrea now =trivia( ; they lived I. lead reastier after their marriage, this is Loados, mad alleswards P,uktort sad Brenta, at whin two latter Um pleas*. shags. sighs Mn. Sing oceartedL Mr. mad Rig task Up thee resident* at Frankfort in 1840, and raided Mere dame entirely till 1847. It appeared they berme smasisted with the wife of the Violate St. Jess, that lady berg an Englishwoman, In the erre of DM, sad that is the asthma of that year the Violate care to Frankfort, sad raided in the sum hoses with Mr. and Ka hum till 1847. It was pleaded that while go redrew the Vicomte km= a adultness eassacies with lava King. The whir= is the ewe wee dna= gra cad therefore the court wean lave a detentes the eredlHty of =eh when, mad haw its inseemme all the enamasteases. The @stud .emu' ssiss of otaltery was sal pleaded la the het whim of the libel, hat if the most aeon lesisses the seniewat of Ms witnesses to hue Midst.* must be of ~aloe that Ks. Hiag's liebniesr was et Met time of so gone a shams* as to asmoserily lead to the mimics that the mews described sand sely have takes Ono with an sheerly privily= and traded so a hee ler& lie Idol pleaded the adultery to have oossmed is the wines of IMO sod the lamissin of 1847. Atte/rem through the addlesse ef the whence, who depad as tic lest of smiles hmilierity, the leaned ledge =rend himself at • lento dissever anything system thin many, sad mid the ant must maids that minas' altedtmeat had the. takes pleas, sad that guilt was men probable thee we* per *dollen, at this stage of the me These witserge were examined upon the charge of improper ilandhertise sad undue intimacy la 1846 and 1847. Coalman bireelf to that siege queers, he (/)r. L ardegion) =Ma peered to =maim whether them WitSISISS were seaniasisd i gie admen tesemosy. The ant SIMS ordain of Ms s *Swim Maned to this part of the ease ; Pelt stone Wag to hay ell sets of imisont •• the pert of the wife, sad mho to it blame to Mr. King, sad charge him with a desire to lead Mrs. King into evil course with the Fir come St. Jean. Dry (Jore Booth had bra enured to support of this allegation, and she described the oriels and progress of the iatercourst. That lady adrift= the fad may of the Visas= Bt. Jean with her daughter, bat expired her *plaice that on the part of Mn. King it WY wholly rarest, sad ascribed connivance to Mr. King. Upon the exambsation of this testimony the wart was of opinion it was wholly ingualcient to art the retiree, of the errata—indeed it went rather to east= then The avid** of other witnesses produced by Mrs. Leg an this part of the cars did sot rebel the ea* rosy is proof of an Wpm= atteahmen The Ott was called upon, bowers. as say whether epos Oh 'widens sloe, mashie, had bees esmattled. h was sedleisat for him (Dr. Isehlegtes) to say that Me In son hot Imes proved—the skew of enigma mesinset and per hadesrity. The wan wield ant semmt to the mint atheism* St.:Jesa. It sneered that ters *imp W base seessd, end, from a Istered Se Winn= wenn to Modems Jean by lift bar sessibse ▪ isegitt Übe terved by the later ,whoa awed hese& off el mementos with the nmemet. TeCommet Malin • mere proper letter mild set haw boa writes, bat, anfortmately, it was at =risme with the sibeesesat behaviour of the writer, who err trued to have intension with the Vireos= Sc, Jam dater the spring end summer of 1847. It had beams teaded that the nitimem of the Moses= was agreeable to Mr. Ling ; but, eves messing = 1. 11 . 1 1 bees se, there wee no propositics on is eatmensehly pond is this sees as the feat that Mrs. Vag had always peommeil sad marched a power of control over the domestic muse mats of her family, and eight have pat as sad to all gbh intimater. It appeared that in 1847 napkins apes the subject of Mrs. King's conduct had bra suited. The Bre. Mr. MOW. at Lord Lortoes desire, wet to Nankin le indoor Mr. King to return to English Os that eerie* Mr. Hies strossously denied the was any resod kr the =mead= against his wile ; expressed greet frieelibn the Forme 8c Jets, and wee army at the pooped the was made bin. Kr. and Mrs. King, however, sherweede proceeded os their journey to Zeglaad, having gives up the be= at 'rektor. On this loamy the Vermeil some pried them. The mut thought, after the istimatios rate by Madame St. Jean, and the seeplerse Melted, it behoved both the parties, for their Mawr mei dery star, to have vim= the sompaaraship of the Viesera. Oa Intim" Yreakfort the parks went to DOM, sad sedan be sever* weeks at that pleas. Some th i ste de ke i tct they lait Dover sad returned to Oreesd. nine Ite B mule, where the Frame nen hem at *eh beta Without recapitulating all the eirounteens. the sone meld not hesitate to declare its eyries that Or sod the intim:our= however it right be attempted to be WS/ full of euricms. The adultery me pirisil a t i l i t been committed in this hotel It was wee sernamery to ester into any particular imenerstisa se be he snowmen of the bedchamber of the Wok swill" asses witness swore the arramessat was .de beers the parka arrived there T-8 lame whoa= however, deposed to having sees the Vises= in Mr. Zing's bedroom, and that she for mom time diarist they were *than sad wife. At the bone afterwards takes, Mr. Him Bkpt es the gronacCliese whim Mn. Hine slept.. the mond Seer, es well as ths Thant St. lea, with a isimmuatones_ betyess tic arnmeste whisk Mimed is.., Smithies for the orthesieskin - 'iladelierl. la February, 1848, Mr. Kiag's peethiary atilt.surd te visit Leedom, and his wife jotted him • but I. Jame she to Gaud and Brea th , wheiis the Viacom St. ]cam veid" met her and, as was alleged, lived with her. Oa the lest day of July she was delivered of a sem, sad the court, afar duly considering the evidethe on bash sides, felt bound to 00Mki to the concludes that Mn. Min had committed adultery with the Vicomte St. Jaw With reo pen to the question*, eoaniviame on the part of UN hothead, connivance was a consent in the islldelity of the wife. It wee sot alleged in this Came that there wee say sameat proved by direct evidence bet by indirect iridium. The Yemenis became very intimate with the family, bat it was sat tholasively with Mts. Kim far it was disdattly moved that the Vicomte was a great sompthiam of Mr. Lag. There was air proof, however, that the hothead wm ag eism% et say uteri aides familiarity; the promploa, fnm the salivate), was to the eitheary. It me as ost to roe• mg/liaises oa the part of Mr. King la WAN the ViOCOMUI St. Jima is the home with Mn. Map as •• Sem of her conflensiest, bet that segligenco did sot mom to oesaivaeos. From the evidence it appeared Yr. Woe was debilitated I. body, debased in mind, and gives to lOU M isteasitioa. It was, therefore, not to be mosilood rOM the aleatioas of his wife were salaried from his. all rat the wile* of the seducer found m re* rids 104 Is that court must be by amthmelthes ; it walla let il faithful wilt, while it allowed do /room 1111111111111111111 OW put of the husband. The plisse hishistheo maM kr& pounced not proved. As Si ‘lll6Bl NB. AIMS himself had been guilty ol sdsliq la liseek,Soi rm Ship Hotel, Dover, with a pima mood Jobe who Sad be.. engaged by his es sum ma elm bus seen drembeg la his bedeenth the temanow of Julie Imhoff dthird the adultery,bat her ovidisso was wisp- In every part. Vim was mothiag la the cthe to ri l slr d ei the court to attach say peculiar degree of credit to that person which would militate thaw those withers' who could have so bias or interest la the suit; MOM Wes there any thieg to Seduce it to thick Mr. King himself we. a as. of high moral character. The court was of *pinks the Walter, with Jails lashed ices fully proved, sad the result must be that both parties he dismissed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—IhrtraDAT. Baron Ma Consing= Oman,. IN II NMK AND 241.111.—Tia 11.10A12 LIND Domino Bros. There was a meetinilw 1 reof of debts on this es'ate. M r. Coon appeared to rapport of a proof for upwards of 6,0001, tendered by the Maritime issarame Cestpeay, o• the arrrate estate of Neale. Mr. Iwele, foe the areigneee, deeded the liability of the bankrupt ; but, It 'lei's elated to the ecomatieriel.er that • cue was about to be decided to t►e Cosmos Pleas, is which the nate question was involved, lir Honour directed ea adjoaratoent for a month, sad ordered that 7,0001. of the melee ander the 'spirals woo ei Neale 'Amid be reserved to sort this alai. is the mate( lb Nog valstaatisted. { I i THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1850. POLP GUILDHALL. MARIA OF CRUELTY AGAINST A Genres Mew, Bra , a epeeist pleader, 0, Pompneort, Temple, appeared Wore Aldermen Hamphery, on a suet moss takes eat wader the dreumnsases reported Is Wed assiey's Evros. Mt. Clerks"• appeared ea behalf of the defendant, who was sesommodeted with • 'hair Is the ..at. of the At. As it was seams whoa the girl, lass Winced. mould be able to bear as exushatios, It was sot bows des the Ines would mime at ; hot epos the mere slimes of • hear* the mean Wes erowded to nesse. The girl was Weight from the hospital Is a gab, sad remised la the elder. ms's private nom seta called tepee to en ',Jolene'. John Stones said—l as • sleek to Kr. Phillimon. I have Ines d. fetedaat's *smut several times at Pump-mart, Temple. I drat saw her about the sad of last March, or the of April. She ',peered to me to be is a very state. I hays seen her at Ways]. 'dose. Oa Frilly I saw her on the Maims. with het hand on her stemadi, kallise It up. As she apparel very 111, I asked how she was, but I noteiviel so 'sewer. Oa the tot ' Merle, de' (Bedlam) I miw her wain is tin among is Mr. P 's mom I alstalaed some food sad placed it beim her, sad sis was seen after evan over to duo sun of Ifre fromelleees ot the nubbin, Mn Bell Adige Memo Esq., a temyleter, repeated that pert el his svTMaas whisk lad to the lane of the summons, smil said After.:—y sonvereadon with Mr. Sloss., he said, " If I she the abild up it will soma like admitting the truth of the dingo." I said I would as consider it any such aid that I would prevent my clerk sad those are• na me tress ankles as, Immediate amp name him. Me than went up Mum, iodise a few Mawr maned with the 'ld. I toot her by the hand, and led her late my room. I seat for some food for the eafertmate neaten, and them' wen to defendant sad told him that the girl Amid be pissed under the ears of the laundress until she was so far eoavales seat as to be enabled to reams to the mho. Defendant made some ohne ion to this proesedieg. bat et length gem way. I them seat for m budrw, and pestle, the seem sag directions ter the d is posal of the girl. I was going away when iteleathat mmatadee his appesnam wain, and maid his wife was detormised that the girl 'bosh sot reasia with as, 621 mes she wee she would get up and take the girl to tha weeklies**, la rasa, with my slat. I said that I mold mot allow the girl toilaave my onatady es I was now remensible for her. Os Manley I t ho ught it right that • Opines should be sailed is. Dr. Minden was teat ter, sad he visited the girl. Whoa the &Heusi heard that Dr. liandankad mesa the girl he said he would de to mist hex When I ant saw the girl she was Is fel stets of emadatioa. Her sloths. were wretiMa, sod altogether preented the appearaso• of the most KAMM misery. fte, ate the food tamed before her with pad a. Mn.l A. A. Pry, a barrister, liviag la the lam place s ate. 'shorted this evident. Mr. Elisabeth Ball, the Muskies, mid—l saw the she p pr otajoar sada half ego. Ti the beet of my bad she this ia a good state id health, berg Mt, and k god meulittes. I saw Mr at many intervals gamy bet nun bad any erommonleatioa with her until last Cbibrffi when I remarked a lam sore plan upon her ell asked her what wee the =atm, to which the replied that her meter had Mink he, with a broom. I saw Ow fre quently shoe, sad she appeared to be gradually wit away, sad leas, her seiner. Oa Sandal last I remind her into mg we, sad I took her home, washed her, and pat her to bed. I have her some bread and meet sad porter. I head she was Is a very filthy conditioo her gum was very dirty, and likewise her penes. WW II" was washing hey back, I observed several auks between her Moulder. They wen isTere brides& I *eked bar what was the matter, and she said she hid base beaten. There was so vermin about her. I also observed that her boom ware ahead eosins through her skin, and she mold set hold haresif upright from inalutom 810 remained at my hoses, 20, earshot-sheet, seta Tuesday, whea she was re noved Is a 'eh, end I went with her, to the hospital. Dr. W. Mendes to the Royal Free Hospital, said—l saw Ws e at e house of the laundress en Kindel seising last, at Philimore's ranee& See wee tam in amen uheatted emeditioa. The palm was seemly per espdble. The extremities were very sold and livid. The respirstios was feeble, and she was almost unable to speak It was with dilleulty that I get her to MOWN my questiou at all. I seeds • careful exeminatios of her, sad *use to me contdoelon that *WO was no disease In mistime. It was a ass remelting eating from west of food. Bach suit have been the ems fee =my menthe, otherwise the girl never could have been is sub an attenuated and low esedithe a. she was when I first saw her. I ordered eons light and autritious feed to be gives her in TM maims. quntities, and advised has humiliate removal to ones haspitaL She was taken to the Royal Free Roopitel la the Graes-ianneed eta the following atoning. I did not fled it sereerery to g ive her any medians beyond • slight dose of molar oil. When she arrived at the hospi tal, she was In mash the sum state as when I saw her as the preindlog da I ordered a matinuase of light Mod to be milmiai st end is nay small gentrim. Hain pa is sow better. Tire dirolsemelea ead - osldami at Mr extremities k 4 is sun dem*, sataidlegond I swan her to be el Arly ' =4.1 am colts easielled that if she had been loopy she must kayo did. She smM sot have existed Y List mar matey days leaser. It was entirely owing to IM SiO 1111111 aad warmth. This. woo marks of nohow as mins gent of her body. particularly about the seek sad dreams. They had sot bees inflicted by wring my hard, sea as a stick, for If that bad been and the RUM mast have bins broken, as there was non* to b= between dm skis and bees. I have been In the WA, dories Ms last wenty yeses, of swing mees of oa Mow Keine, la missy of mid& the patties have died • few hems atter their admission late the hospital. bat I sem saw • ems at all approseltins the appeases", premated by that pal. I could not have bollard that a pones could be so ,dosed and live. She was sonsialy the meet prism living shrislea I had ever ma in the tosses of my lifr. Alderman Humber, said it wee now nommen that the girl should be brought forward. Two of tie asses of the soon amerdingly went out sad rotonesd, earrylag • choir, is which the girl was plea'''. On her asomenue is smut a deep layoluatary groan soma to Amami warm t. She was supported as *Howe is sr wry *at, s ic by the side of tic prodding eldiman, who had to pat ile m ell does to her moan to inn the feeble loads whin she attend with great difisalty sad at long istervak. Her re plies to the ineetioss faked only reac h the ear et the elder mac, who is tern repeated them to Kr. Wood, the Mkt Clerk, in • load votes mat the public might hear. We give het starred pronely la her emu words as it nuked the OMR Jaao Wiltind mid—l sauna, as for 18. I recaost be iaia the West London Union. Os this 19th of July. is for two years ego, I loft it to go to Mr. Slow's. I est that Kn. Sloane came to the aloe for me. Mn. Slow *gored to take me into her genies. I sever remind say wsgas. Mr. Parker, the ioniser of the West London tialoa, went with me to Mrs. Sloan's. It was at 6, Pomp court, Temple. I did all tha work *swept tho *Joking. 1 bad to alma the °Sees, make the beds, not of oersteds, mid also to wash neelothes beionaing to Mr. and Mrs. Sloane, sad those of a youig lady living with Mr. Slow, m well as my own. I bad to wash seawall, cam a work. I had oaly ow hod to melte, for the you'` lady mad a take a ea& Into ea. of the siting-rooms sad sloop there. Sae was living Mere all um his. I was us Mr. Sloaae's sonic. My bedroom was a link roam between the young lady's sad that of Mr. Sloane's. I had to sleep on a mamas played en • bedstead. There were clothes apes It At Ent they treated me very well ,• bat shin Wen montlis they hoh away the pillow, sad I had to me my own clothes named. At int I bad • blaskst, issanterpaise, and sheet; but the) took away the Islaaket, sad I had only the skeet sad man imps& is. It was Mm Means did this. Mr. Clarkson said it was gaits clear that defendant bad seeks to do with it, and that undies. ought not to be takaa Spinet him, The Alderman *mild defendant was asswerable for his wife's sondset. ism Wilbred eciatinued—l used to pt bread and dripping and soiree for breakfast, sad meat sad potatoes for dinner, sad else tea sad breed sad butter ia Me 'maim. That Tali ply at Sr.'. A few minute afterwards shay gave me eals a hale bit of bread sad mustard he to onset, with mem sad earraway seeds. It was ohm doves sad twelve, sad sometimes one o'olork la the day bean pt sew tile, sad I never bad anythiagbefore that Ilna.llllh. I roes to my work m early as six o'sleek la the malming. Them was • cupboard where they kept the bust. I new Gould get to it, bet If I meld tad press abused WS nal. mid to eat than. Ikm may her my Maser a Huh keel sat broth sith a geastity of mustard la it. Who them was not onward they gam pepper in sash qualities that ft used to bars my nioatis. - The last time I bad moat was shoat a swath Mime Mr. Phillistom saw nee • &ea I had a little beef, bet not lamely lemma eel omit Mit. It was genamelly six or seem Wale& in the oatokot Mhos I pt say dinner I somothaat Won cud stamodatai ahoy Mr. and Kn. MOON dieted. I used Was to have he tea a little breed and pawn, or mustard, bet they would sot allow me aaythiag to &IA with it. I was not eves allowed to take say water. lambi net set at it without Mrs. Steam eels me, and she west beat me if I attempted It. Mts. Biome cud often to bees aut. 81. bas fripeetly beaten me Mogan I have wars tbe sleeves of my obits on my arms 4 the asernlas walla I was doing my work, mintrary to Mr erten. I nerd to wear them mar my ems Messes I was es sold. That happens( nearly every Ronda,. 1 was beaten betides that bemuse okra Mm. Slosse had gem oat sad bought some meat for the tett— when the meat wee bailed, sad the am had the meet, the water It was belled is was patina buds ; whoa Min Blouse same to look at the basis she messed me of drinaing a little of the water. I mid I had not. bat ohs beat me very math for It. Mr. Sloop was often pumas when I was Matsu. Mr. Clarkson Imre mak Appel that the mitoses did set in say way implimte the deisiedent. Alterman Hamper, said that what the girl kat lint told him Implicated Mr. Sloane in the hi. hot de It will be nmeseary, &hoop azttomaly d i Zotai. tar use the girl's own words:— Jaw Wilbred soatlasod—My stigma said cues to no _ . that I meet est nue II aq nifit Met. I eshi I would art, sad was detensisd eft to b OR She gelled Mr. Mow, end he am* sad bald see wide in hand sone of no dirt down sty throat. (The whale of die mesas asenabird is coon here bent Into • load sod tang- 'cottoned yell of la d'ys. ss avian the defendant). The *taus soatiwaed— r. Means heat an the first thing in the morning maied M di had naseab to eat, on I used to say " Tee." I aid not senapiels. tenses* I thong* I eaeld sot get soy n or . hem @bees than what they gave see. I did not think of OP &imam to sonpisfa. basun I did sot know when It wee. The rya lady seed tosost foe Mr. sad Mrs. Mesa.. Tney Odle dadastlasa not add acdasitsas Wed bee. I seed to wait at talon, those' they did tat give me anything to at there. Alto, Mown the meet need to be pat away la cupboard is the sitting TOM sad I was sot a ll owed ago lulu" that room minas Mut. Blatine or the young lady was with me. The mimeos bed for some time spclutn with inermaing difficulty. and it was evident she was beaming a:headed by the length of eke exandnation. Mr. Clarkson rose to roam manias, sad said—Whoa did Mr. Moans beat yen ? After a long interval, the whams whispered to the Alder man, " Mr. Sloane beat to stout a moth ego." After replying to this she appeared to tall asleep, and biome per fectly unconscious. Dr. Mande., who had been attentively watching the an tannest' girl's sppearaneediere rose, and add the cross examination mast be discontinued instantly, ea in the pre sent condition of the girl eh* wad not passably sustain it any lancer. Is,. Clerks:on bore said, that ander the present painful /imminence' be would willingly forbear putting any further question. in the present state of the unfortunate witness. He believed that when the ease come to be farther investigated. it world prom a Menai aspen then that which ti now appeared to west. Aldan= Ilsaaphiellirs. 81ssas nut she appear on the next sesseisa M raw Me mans dares. Bail was, star sow beshatis• sorepled, sad Mr. Sloane was bound weer, Wiesen in 2001. and two sureties of 1001. melt. to appear and usurer the *huge next west. During*. fm , ezeminetion winnings were Mond neernery to be Itinistimed to the girl to keep her from fainting, and at tine aims of the proceedings she was con• Toyed beck to the hospital in • stab, ruder the we of Mr. Robertson, the house surgeon. M ARKETS. COTTON.—Livinnoor-, Dno. 7.—The sales of eetton to-day are enimated at about 6,000 bales, and amain of about 1,300 Punta sod Merenttam, 81 to 81; 100 agyp ties. 9to 9; 700 Surat, 6 to sf. Import stoat Thursday, 16,000. The market closes quite steadily ; compared with Friday's rates, prises of ail kinds are unchanged. The demand has been very general to-day, and very freely met. MAXIMUMS. Dxo. 7.—The yarn and cloth market melamine the improved tone noticed on Thursday, and there Is greater activity and steadiness of prices than pre vailed up to Tuesday. Domestics continue in demand, but without improvement in pries • and lougelothe also have shared the activity which hat obsracterieed the market sufaciently to cheek the late downward tendency of prices Is these goods. I■ shirtless (40 ineb) the demand con tinues more active, and lull pekoe (with a slight advance in some cam) are obtained. In printing cloth the transactions ocianderahly exceed these of lest week, and full rates are conceded. la yarns, burin appear to be supplying their WSW/ with tolerable freedom, orders held over in Donn queens of the unsettled note of Germany having been *rows upon the market, and an improvement may be reported in pries peel to ed. per lb. The caution of the 12111MIAU menhaots themselves serves as much as anything to check operations generally. CLOTH —Liam, Dan. 7.—The market hes not been very brisk to-day. The apparent dulness is, however, only attvi hatable to the lateness of the moon, which is now too fat advanced fee a brisk home trade. HARDWARE.—Binxisonaw, Die. 7.—Trade here 01111111511411 healing ; there is a eller decline in the foreign orders In erne branches, but era this is to an extent scarcely worth notion. The American olden are still considerable, as well frogs the States r front Canada and South America. The hoar trade is rarer better. CORN.—Dusuw, Dso. 6.—We madam, to bate bat • moderate supply coma men market. To-day all denominations of boss brain met a steady demand, at fully the cur nuclei of Tuesday last; and barley of every deseriptios wee 34. to 4d. darer. W. note no alteration in I dian Cant. White abut, 21s. to 23e. ed. ; red ditto, 19s. to 23s ; barley, 12s. to 14.. ; owe, 9s. to 10s. 13d. per brl. m to ; pose. d, 90r. 21 to s. 6d. ; oatmeal, 10s. I le. ; woad doer, 13s. to 113 s. per owt.; Indian core, 295. to 33.. per 460th.. BREAD —Dia. 7.—Tbs pnms of Wheaten Bread In the metropolis ate from 7d. to lid.; ot Household ditto, 64. to fled per 41b loaf. POULTILTote.—Nzwo•To AND LIADINICALL, DEC. 7 —Turk. ys, ea to 9s. ; gems, laid. to Sae& ; dusts, Is. 3d. to 21.6 d. ; tams rata*, Is. to laid.; wild ditto, ed. to to.; pigeons, 60. to Sd.; roosting pip, Y. id. to la sash; Sump fowls, h. to es. lid.; ditto, sidasna be od. to Cu.; barn-dour towls, 25.. 60. to 4a Od per couple. sus, to los., French ditto, ed. ; and blob ditto. 9e. ro A rid i M. per lon. Fresh batter, I Id. to le. 20. per lb. liars., Is. 9d. to 2, ed. ; Iseereb, la lid. to 2s. 6d.; grlusr, la 9d. to Its. 60.; Plaressets, >k 3d. to 31. ; teal, 6.1. to le. ; snipes, 94. to Is.; wild ducks, 1.. to 11.90.; widgeon, 9d. to h.; plovers, 61. to Is. ; wood. Dacha Ss. dd. to as. sack. FISH —BILL:N*644as, Dgc 7.—Salm m 3,12 24. tots 6 . 1. per lb.; turboq la. mead.; codfish, Is. 6d. to 4.1., OM; Bd. to Is 64. each; arcs large, 10d. to Is. per pair; do. small. 9a Od. to 3s. Od. per dot; eels, id. to Is. per lb.; lobsters, bd. to 98. ant ; crabs, 6d. to is. id. each ; ihrhogo, to. per gallon; whldwa 18.9 d. to Is. par dos.; maltsrai, dd. to Pd. mob ; haddocks. 461. tc Id. ; ditto. Mot ht. toed. awl book banters, 2t to fa. 6d. per 100. Oysters. to son, id to 1h; ditto. bast Naar, Ka to Ws. pa bade. Sprats. 11. to Is. par bosh& CORN.—Anoom, Dm. 7.—Wo bad • good supply of Wks' mooremaroet %Amend smith unwillingness as ties part of tbs gallon to partner& Ths trade was Magni& and the tarn Lour, sad sot.ug badness trsisseissi. fl.. gads, tugs was also slow, bat bed qualities were 1t.., at forma quitatkes; Fiats( sorts wets against the bolder. No alteradon in the value of any ether ap. lids al grain, sad tho trade dill. Wisest, to 4b. per qr. Bar ley, ins. to Ms. Oats, 16.. to las. Deana, Ma. to id. per, to Ms. Malt, Ma. to Ms. Tares, Ia to go. pet bulissi. nous, Ma. to Mu par auk. ATIAS BURT, Dee. 7.—Then wu a lams sapid of W heat at this dayb market, and a good demand, but DO in prime. AU other kis& a 61: supply end a Inlet sal*. Wheat, per load of eds., W. to 111. 10s. Berle', 22a. to 225. per qr. Bemis, 20s. to Rs. Per, 30e. to Ws. Oats, 111 a. to 21e. BISDPOILD, Dr. 7.—The writher hr for the lad few day bees racy damp end foggy, srlsir.h has mend the samples of oars to ease to heed very damp. W heat was a very dull trade and inferior maples about od. par load of I baehels lower. Buiej of siintling quallty, realised folly es mach nicety, bat malting qualities were re. UDR mks to buy. OM% Buoy sad Psis were a dull trade, at last week% prima. - - Bitatuct Doe. 7.—00 r market wu well ettoode4, end • pal deal c 4 paU sok% at prlon aqui to last week for beet ilowp eadlakdoe ueoeU wen lower, sad dikleult to sell. peedtduly BLANDoota, D.e. 7.—A lege supply of Whoa, sad s full attendance of Where and dealers. Tbe trade was dull, rod hot west's primp were bandy supported. 7110 despond for Swig wee not very Mkt• bet the seotatioes of We day week wen sestathed Ibr the left ninth ; other sorts were the two Is Swear of Use Oe Ms to n Been sad Peae, offerlag without th ane In vase. b e= Ma. to On Inky, In to tie. Oats, Its ale toll.. Pew, 110 e. halt, Sue. to n to o per q lea. Bears, r. Tarn Is. to do pw nein Stow, best, S ue.: wends Sa e . per seek. • • - - &wow ; Dee 7.—We have bad only a moodiest* show of %Mat at mr.arkst today, and line dry samba were taken elf at about the muse( WMaisasy ; out-of.condition sad Wirier mantas &Sault to quit. No change in the value of Bess. sad Oass. Wheat, red, abi. to Ws.; Mate. 445. Oats les to les. Baum its. to Ma per qr. CADISKIDON, Dee. 7.—We bad a large supply of all ems at market teday, *Mb at/tame, slow sale , at lower pekes than last week. Wages, IM. to Ho. Barley, les. to Ms Beans, new, Me. to lea..; old, WM. rem Ws to We. Oats, las to lee. CarrealatraV Dee. 7 .— This market was well supplied with W aad lamer prime were about rallied. Whea Barley,t, Mows, old, 43. sew, /Oa. ed.to 403 a. ; white, am 40$. to 4es. new, MM. to Us. Ow, 17.. to Ma. Brady old, We. Peas, Ws CALLISIM, Due. T.—Th.l'v wat en 'vont(' supply of 'rain at market to.day, and pews much the mem as hit week with a rather lees =lasted demand. Wheat. white, rew, 17a to lea; old, its dd. ta lea Gd..; red, Dew, OW to 17e. Maley old sod new, es. to 10a Oats, meats, Ge. to 7a. Gd.; common, sa. Yd. to 7s. Rye, Ns. dd. Deena AU. Flour, pee seem, le. 10d. to Se. Oatmeal, le. Id. Ryeseeil, la M. earl. ymeal, la—Carlule Jownial. - - - - - - Coiassrru. Dee. 7 —The supply of Whets is to-day folly equal to the demand ; the general oonMtion wreaths& at any other period loos harvest; the WA/ Is dor at le. per qr. less mosey. Barley. with • Imes supply. as (ezorpt for the very final qualities) Neqt. shows. There le no mattnal alterWa, le fiestas and es; Unmanly le benar than ot late. Doe. Y.—There was a isodonts show of Man goer today, bat miller; being inatbas bays% sae. purdning at lo pro qt. Is. money. You Itttio was dons threlga, - bor nib ran r lower prime would bawler Una had W a. appsoesl. any remain • About chasm L as Bso • night W bon anided to boa wbolonle banes. Oals time lks 4 shin Tie Innen, are the ang prism par nap. qr. or onto, 40s. t o r so ; en, Ilts - bo la r h essiWs ((whits barons..), Os. to an. Bed Pala Odnion shins Donn, no. to 41a.; Marisamels, Pease rads" non" sad nonsug Wind, no to 415.; amen Ono" Danube, Dna, no. at 375.; hon. [Mann and 21tpnreg, NI. to Oar. ltrrlay, lns Ir ma ll amis. o to Us.; Ishii, es SY.; ann. to 245.; Its., no. Id. at no. U.; , pit an n. non. lons. bd.; Info no id , to no; ns to Ils. M. plonk par nal ff. nen, no so no; ns. to 270 • Frank snag TM, na. l/fo.• Irtab, no to 10m Osto Wound, y, sad sad i'onglM S ilo to 17ollet. oke 1;la Oa j ts bisi L li lle. ad.°;orkfloW; Wain, ditto 17e. ts 17s. ad.; to 4111 s, 17e. ad. tole. Pao lapels brontero k le g r u in;. 4stn. to 3es. • forrlgn, 113 s. to 314.; Eagan and tartan grinders, per !Nibs., bit to Ito Limed Cake., Ina* per We, I totns. Imports of in with ending Pee" Dee . 7 : What, Ibealgo 1,014 qrs.; Barley, 1,958; Dar" 0,414; 1,140. litalrOaD, Dee B.—At this day's motet torn was a good sitandanoe; fora!' nano of every description of Oorq in apt Peas, to abandon" with a very inantmote demand. There were • goed mazy millers sod dealers, who eurobond seartagly. Wheat was very doll, sod Is per qr. lower. Battey, exempt the very float lentia.l, not me th Indeed kr. Blass nadatobt then voles• tbe P. 6 .1 1. es. 97..1d.; 4s toy rarw in . ' sd. to Is. 9d. ' L - to Is. So dato ed. to 2s. Iid. De BMAA, Ss. ea to to ; forelga; 3s. id.; Pro, 45.; white boilers, to to tm 161. HARTFORD, Des. 7.—Tho ripply of Wheat at our market was mall; trials eztresoly meet f, the Sao* suoplea. Barley la lame supply; tins pare* la demand, at tally as sash nosey ; some deeeriptisas {OWL Very little &hog la ORA it lost welt's prism. Haws awl Peas ruled dell. Whom, Las. to SOs. per load. Paley, M. to al. pre qr. Oats, 114. to }l& Pees, lea to sot AD Iced. Sews, 17s. to 111 a par load. Toros. 20s. to tas. Lys, Us. be 11.. fit;DIL, D , a 7—At this nominee market we Ma • larger supply eller Wheat aid der. win • slew Mena he lien; the loner re sleet re ere la prep r in Irk, Or here re a Iris leer Ile ern rese—ery, 0. per rem f. Ne. Mlle. re lout raider Oaet,W le LbL per oar. LANGAN'S", Dee. 7.—This amines market els csiy nerekareapplisd with Wheal mei Oluomit Os briar rid idly et Mr bit prism Creed met • brbk dear& at Id. par Mr advert. Whew. 24e. to Ma ad. re Orr. leer, lts. dtl. to IS,. Orear ra. to re. prr fore. Lainatere. D r. 7. Tr • • roil deer It matk.t today was leer and lee when airmen former prices Barley was a dull Per roes he lap gueli la Oats end Brae tat little doing et serer Ma 1116maamees1, D•e 7 —Onati inactivity has paraded err bear et Meant trade siege this day week, without, hoverer, rap mereld .tamp t. prise. Ot our market this day it rosy ha aid Or tee beeler roe in rub orle 14 wallow tn what it ass are riper reply. It there he an y y thane vs Wheat bre& rens. Near" di to le. per re diseger. Oats tally as deer, lid Oared rather sere to try. pew slew at ••11% bolt =mid l• IR sear 'Mrs no 'Wail*. 11 IL/0 110 0 0 , Dee. 7.—A full show of sample* and the Made lanquhl Wheat of pees quality fully supported Wit week's prime; inferior aorta wen arsketed, end barely maintained Its the ater quotaticeo. Melling Barley was of freely, at last week's pet..., but maltaters were cautious to their oparedw ma , i, holderspet...,reclined to make sny contession in price, the trade ruled dull. In Oats, Baca, sad resa, lbw* wsa little panels& sad prices wen noridnally unaltered. Wheat, old, too s.; Den, 30.. to 41e. Darin, t Id, lea. to Vat new, 22e. Oats, old, 19a tolls.; sew, Us Deese. See. to Us Pat% 21s. to We. Bye. Its. to SOs. pee qr. leett i la b s eL ts els. Mow. PM. to POs. pee d. ..Vetches. is to 7e. per NIWIPOZT ISILN 01 WlOlll% Dea. 7.—Oar market twday was well sup;dled with rale. Piton foe Wheat and Barley ware barely Gaul to last week. Oats eel! well, at a tolling advance. Wheat, 37a. to 40a. per gr. Batley, 21e. to 23a. Oats, 171. to Va. Dow" Vhs. to no. Nawcaana yrox-rertr, Doe. 7.—The trade diving t•-e present we.k has been uniformly of a dull tenor, and, although no diapositka has been =abated to fore Wheat or Flour at lower rates, still, however, where easels required tiaras, it the necessary to accept rather lams money. The same remarks will apply to all other articles, Oats and grinding Hanky excepted, for which we eon tithe to experience • steady Inquiry. At our market this morning we had • lem supply of Wheat from the growers, and, sotwithstaed log its moderate coodition, sales were effaced at sanely animatt. able change from last week. In south country qualities and kw tranamekas warred, holders preferriesto land rather than tan COMONIka. For the beet new south country red samplis,43s. Gd., Silks. per bushel, esanot be exceeded, whilat= m tew W 100111111 of rawly, at 44e.; and extra at made same weight. For now them le • steady bet not animated Inquiry, households corthaseding Pia to Wu ; • and wholes, aos. to 32.. pm sack, moordieg to quality. Rye la not moth saked foe. We ecatinus to be largely sup with Iteries, and being in man of the demand, some quantity hu teen taken to warthog" and where ea" were made to-day. • loathe slight rednetka had to be complied with. For grinding Bar ley there were again numerous *arks, and were any bat higher prior might have been soquired, but se the seams must soca be dosing for this nodal., shipments should be made In mode, atlas. Walt mete little alamtton, but mama be written cheaper. In Beans sad Peas little stirring. With Oats we " were reentily thlied by our growers, and Wring little coasted all aseelptions sold so more freely, . the best waft nuking It em s. to lea., wedthing ellbs. to 43Iks. per bushel, and other rats in proportion. The arrivals this weak are : Wheat, maybe, 315 tin: kedge 1,007. Barley, cogitate, 1,212. Walt, coastwise, 172. Olts, coasted" 30; foreign, 107. Ma, 1,334 sae" NORWICII, Dee. 7.—Our market to-day was well at tended by both power end merchants, and • fair amply of Wheat wee cdiersd. Bab were slow, at 2t, per qr. hes money, eat Ibis daily owing to the death:rated condition, cared by the late does weather, which is so vary unfavourside for moving corn. The average m scarcely up to GIL" pm bushel. The Flour trade was very slack, sanely • sale to be made f.0.b,, although offered at GJ. to la per sock Ism than this day sthalght. There rem a very large offer of Barley by the hewn; the quality for the met part is intake% The best nuts we taken off bet Scaly, at a ailing reduction is price, while rammaim and grinding dierriptions were damn to quit at 2s. per qr. las money. Liens and Pas • entail offer, and dull prier.. Oats held for saw money sere l ma, without tending to anything more than • retail trade. Wea, white, ad, 44e. to Oa rem qr.; new 4k. to Us. red, old, 40a to Vs.; new, lige. to 40a. Barley maitint eL lee. t o te. ; grinding, Us. to 245. Bam4 Ms. to 34. Peas, to 335. Oats, Ms. to 245. Fine hocashad Flour, 27.. dd., f cab, per seek d Melba, purchasers lading seeks sod claiming mis walk'. aat. Baal, L. 7d. per NOM Mammon/a'. Dec. 7.—A full supply of grain at this market today. Wheat le held up to ;eta rates by the farmers, bat millers buy vutogly, and the trade's dull . Barley le in good supply. sad the lalwW qualities which are by far the iergeit Portion, are sold at is. her money. The fine heavy corn °sly maintains Its price. In OW or Baum very little is doing. P/7311201.017011, Dee. T.—Therm was a good show of Wheat hers to.day. The trade ruled doll for even fine samples, and later:or deseripticas were fully le. per qr. lower. all prolog ens auk% be bought et la. per qr. below last week's pekes. PITWORTII, Dee. 7 —At our market to-day the supply of Wheat, though not large, was falyequal to the demand, pekes being In favour of the buyer, as imago th e ow Mth other grain. Wheat, white, W. 10a. to 101. 10e.per load; red, Si. 10s. to el. 10a. Barley, malting, Da to Ws. per qr.; minding, 21a. to 335. Oats , les. to 17.. Pena, 30e. to eta. %eaoa , 34. to Ma. Paisrox. Doe. 7.—Our supplies fresh up ar• unimportant; and Mocks to ere light. Mr eons trade has not any ne igh prt week. We bad a fair thou or hest iron our neigh pewees this morning. which meta Wok rale at the =ulnae rates Mis day eerier. Irish. • little more inquired for. Foreign maker% Maur without change. Beans rather trier. la trammed • supply of new Irish Ore, old troth:us to meet • ready Midi deemed, mad la some instances a riding Improvement wee naiad. Farmers' Osumi 6d. per Pied lower. Although Irish was in limbed rerwat, It fully maintained or her currency. ROARING, Doe. 7.—Tha greats, portion of Wheat soh% bind to.day was much out of condatkes. Bake made very slowly, at onnethiag taw money; but, condition coneldered, we do not cell it cheaper. Best Barley, short supply, built found reedy buyer., at fully late prima Secoodary qualities heavy Indispose", to cheaper. Other COM unaltered, Wheat, Irma Ms. to 445. Barley, 20e. MM. Oat; 14c to 20s. Benne, Ms. to 112 a. Peas. 23e. to 32.. SAFFRON WALD'S, Dee. 7.—Wheat firs, at 40s to 430.; /els ak per qr. Barley, malting, Ws. to 30e. • grind ing, 21..1a 22a. new, 211 s. ; NA, 318. hay Ole. to W ; e. Oat*, Ine. to Ile. Snarrnmorne. Dee. 7.-At our market ti-day them was a good supply of grain, and • full attendance. The Mods was heavy, yet no secession of prices was made co the part of the holders, ami prices remain precisely the same am last week. The trade in Barley was also very dull, and the hest samples made the hill prior. of last week. Ti.• tramections in ether articles on *limited and petrel Ty unaltered. Wheat, white, 42L to 445. ; red, 36a. to 445. Barley, 20.. to 14a. Oats, le. to 32e. Beans, Me. to 36. Pem Ma. to 32.. Malt, 325. to SOL per qr. Term be. to le. per bealieL Flour, 23e. to Ma. per Deck. 81111WPBURT, Dee. 7.-There was a hie lood supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats at this da y' s market, met with • dull sale, at le. per qr. under last weeks prim= W•R1111111T111. Dee. 7.-There was • good supply of Wheat, sad, noterithm ding a full etteadance, Widnes@ was =Ned imply dull, and priors rseed.d std. to Is. per qr. below last week's rates. Barley was fatly supplied, but the quality was muse and inferior. Picked samples mainteleed their value, and in some Instances Is. per qr. dearer; but the general run of price, was at lam ' week's rates, and the sales were slack. little doing in Oats, at last week's prime. Good old Beans were worth Is. per qr. more money. Per the same as before. Malt end Floor =altered in value. White Wheat, Ma.; red, Ma to 46.; new, Me. to 476. Barley, Ik. to Oats, 17s. to 21s. 32a. te 44a. Pena, SOL to 345. Malt. 36. to Me. per qr. Flo w,e. to 31.. per sock. Term, 3s. to tie. per Mabel. WINCES/TIM, Dee. 7.-We were fairly supplied with Wheat, which met a slow demand, and prices of last week were =rely supported. The demand for Barley was not equal to the suppl the Inquiry being more limited than laat week; pew, however, d id not d=p =tow the quotations of Saturday last. Malt well supported former terms. The Weiner peering In Oats, Beam, Be., we. trilling at unaltered prime Old Wheat, 4us. to 46. ; new, Ma. to 425. Bar ley, 17s, to 275. Oats, black, Ids. to 19e.; white, 19s. to 22a. Malt, 32L to Ms. per qr. !Mar, yeas. to 30e. per seek. Term, Ss. to Gs. per bath& Wissicn, D 0.7.-This market continues to be fairly 64:mil= with grain of all kinds. There le • go= •demand for millers' lisit, at folly the pricey of Ms day week, with hardly so much doing in the coarser Mods. Oats rather dearer. Beans, both old and new, as last week. Wheat, old, white, 42.. to 445.; extra, 465. per qr.; red, COL to 42a.; aura, 4.M; new whits, 3M. to 425. ; extra, CU; red, Sla to Ile.; @Ara, 46. We, old, Sid. to iltd. per stone; new, Sad. M hd. Beam, aid, bee to 31a. per qr.; new, Ms. to Ms. WoMCLITSII, Dee. 7.-Our market to-day 1111 sal: Ord with Wheat by the farniere, and the trade ruled dull, at a decline of IL pm qr. Little progress could be made In the sale of without =emitting to a similar ireducUon. Oats inahatatnan= value, eat there le no life In the trade. Beam rather lower, and Pesa were difficult to quit. Yon=, Dee. 7.—The condition of grain is much affected by the damp weather. Wheat h a Now male, and somewhat lower. Barley, la ppeer gr. Meier. sad Oats 6d per qr. less mosey. In other articles no aiWrtim. Wheat, white, per Imp. qr., 4b. to 448., red, 39a. to 418. Barley, malting, Vs. to tas.; grinding, 20a. to Ile. Malt, 33e to 148. Osta, per manor 1410., 68d. to N. Flom, per mak of MIX, 104. to 334. Donlan. Die. 6.—We mations to bar* but a moderate simply at our corn market To-day all denominations of home grain met a steady damasd, at fully the currencies or Tuesday last; aid Earley el every drasrlption was 9d. to ad. dearer. tte note no altera tion in Indian Corn. Wbest, white, 21a. to Us. 6d.: red, 19e. to 935. Barley, lb. to Ile. Oats„ fa. to 108. 6d. per barrel. Rapeseed, 208. to Us. 6d. Oatmeal, Pk. to I la. Second Flour, 138. to 168. per cwt. ladlaa Own, 198. to 33a. par 46016 e. Conn, Dro. 6.—The weather daring the week has been soft and mild, and moth nth has folks. Methlineal operations are neoesamily almat entirely suspended, while the supplies of grain to oar market are also materially shortened thereby. The trade daring Um week ban beta very quiet, with but little saismUon or buthises la any a Mole of medusa. We have to report four or dm arrivals of foreign Wheat to odd to the already large stock@ of the article. The receipts of home grain for the week amount to : Wheat, 773 brim ; Barley, 3,291 tols.• Oats, 6,406 brie. Wheat barley maintains Its bat Barley a nd Oats have advanced 3d. par barred. In prepared and tmdfin Wheat the banner pawing is very trifling, and pur chasers are Reeking to establish lower rates. Barley Is looking up, and ethos parcels have ben sold at an ad vance of Si per brad on the prim of bat week. Malting qua lities are very =LIM Prepared Oats have rather given way in value, We some paresis have been sold in the °imports at as. 3d. per barrel. We quote the value ot the article at 9a. 3d. to its. Id , and on the et ot 9s, 6d. to 9e. ed. per barreL The Flour trade matinees in mach the UM condition as last noted, and, while Mocks and supplies Memo, Wee of the article are very restricted. Indian Corn mama an ea quota y doll and dragging trade, and. although we do cot alter our the tendency Is decidedly downward*. Indian Meal is little Inquired kw. Wheat, white, 2la. per Met.; red, faked. Barley, As. 4d. per llet. WATIRTORD, Dee. 7.—We have had a liberal import of foreign Wheat sines thin day eeninght, bat of other articles the enteric hare ten anal. In farmers' supplies no Increase ran be noted. The trade derail the week haa remained In the sum dull Mite as noted on Saturday kat, with warmly any variation in viola. Wheat: Hulas have only purebred for the simply of immediate wants, which they ham been enabled to do at a redaction of 3d. per barrel on both Mate grown mad bnlg6 In Barley few tranractioss have resound. Osts lave Man held firmly km extrema, which bee chocked Ombra Than he. been a Lair ads bas Indian Corn at the of banday het, sod to exile imams, ea improvement of 3d. par has ben nabs& Pee Floor we have experienced only a retail demand at former quotaticon Undrlal : Wheat, white, per 10 at, kb to MM.; rod Me. to Mk. M.; shipping, lb 6d. to ba 6d. Barlry, staltbm per 16 st., lb. to 12a. dd.; articling lie. to 11a Id. Oats, white, per 14akmo, /d. toga. M.; Masi, its.'9d. to Is. 04. Dried rad Wheat Irish mlB, per 20 atone, 235. Id. to Ma M. I ;7ang, d. to 23a. 3d.; Polak Odes', M 12a. .to Ms. Id.; red, lb to Ms. sa. Barley. Find ing, 14 acme, lb. to Id. bay„ white, 14 mono, per 9s. OIL to lb. ad.; Week 9a Id. to 9a dd. Floor, eapeAoa,per soh, 36a M. to M.; Nomads, Ms. to ; thirds, 90a. to Ma. ; burtba, Us. is la. Indian Ozen, per 10 et., Laub% lily 9d. to 19e. Id.; Amselsan, yellow sad ted, lea. 3d. to las. ls M.; Egyptian and Por tage's". MM. to 170 • damagM, kr ma, to to lb Indian Cora Neal, per mrt.,7s.'fil. to ela. Oatmeal, la. to its. 6d. bun, pee ea.. es. 9d. to ea Importsthis week Wheat. 4. 188 Mrs. • IlikaaNrs. 773; Float, 20 marks. Exports thk week Wheat, SO barna ; Hea ley, 63; Oats, 2,7100; Float, 1,963 seeks; Oatmeal, 333 swts. Klaxon.'lt, Dee. 7.—The weather luring the week has been mild for the seem at the year, and Doak% which is mildest the cooditica or sew Wheat. Maar comatry amtkete this west, we had Mr supply ot Wheat sad Nam Mt man of oats. Wheat .ad Oats readily broach% het west's Wraymod maasioaatly a little ed. same. Barley was sot so wry resets amehtetter ea re late rery ads abateamat, besemay mall Is mis la Me mieh sad this arises chiefly from the large Ml amemplim sr WI. ertisia rime, to-day, we bad moderato supplise et all ldmile at rola, whisk met a quick de. mend, at fully last wean prima Whoa; ire. to 47a. per qr. Bar ley, 19a. to 26*. lb• to !Oa 6do Ottsal, men e(11101M., 16e. to Ma [Advertisement.]—Tna Bararicira. Errscre or HOLLOWAY'S MLA W LIWW. (kOWLAINTL—O gssileiten who resides at MeAsh l'estorg, seer Nina, Cakuatts, writing to his father, hare Itteeed, per,, is Ratithooe-phos, Ostord-street, states that he seined setrarety has Thar complaint sad a dresdral pain in his side, sad het be bee darned rase benefit how taking Holloway's pills tr ' admen line than be eels able to obtain under the treatment of several sessiad hen is ladle he IT mostha previously. th erefore often in the seep and e th ers. who, through living le hot direst., are mar vels le diesedereditamoda, Use daepialeb, or behgeution, should tar the Imolai& NW mil art sissey tor those 1111044 Elmasm.—leill W e t - awl errrormorikervy's rata 114 PUBLIC SALES. Meters. rsi on o sal Kart —Absolu y te reveon to 1,7401. 151. 8s Ti.,, Cents., at death of a lady 78-1.0001. . "'" Reversion to 1,8001. Three per Cents., provided man, ag.d 28. survive, hie mother, as..d g 9. 4801. o w n the We of 28 against 69—h051 Tea each, all paid a s . In the Highgate Arehway Company of , 41e. each. Town Jenclion- 601. sha 21t. each. ms in the Highgate Archway ltd 7 A 1001 share in the London Tlniiereity, paid it fell, per C) Ab io we e reorni to 3041. 54. Three cats., of • lady shad 661. oa —l9Ol. Absolute 70Terli011 to 2991. 3e. 9d. Three ru t c,,, 4 death of a lady arid 71-1901. An Equitable polity for 6001., aceutouktione 320 i premium 151.04.6 d , life 60-4001. • , •estal By Mr. CHAMPS/188, at the fden.—Fr4,ll.,l,l Hawkeewood Fa ldirm, near Brideoorth, 841.)p. commie,/ forbows and buing*, sad 380 acres of letad—koo6,,d 3,0001. SHIPPING INTELLIOENCz ". 0 Sklppias puffy,• .1 • CASUALTIRS. Ammon, Leek, sailed hums en Oct. 30, for Rolland , „ . not sines been hued of.—Shteldr, 5, Amelia (Prussian ship), from Cardiff to D Letz;e, shore on the Gaod win Send lut night. but cams the Sming of the tide, and proceeded.—Deaf, Der. Cockburn, from Liverpool for this idu. sad 31.,, which was 'trended the 14th inst., has bonne s ere Cape of Good Hope, Sept. 20. Meuse, H.nvet, of and for Havre from C &atm, lint, Mat night in very thick weather between the Lisa end C +es C.Rnwall, ;end has become s tuba *reel Passenger drowned ; part of cargo lap eted t.. entanes, Dec. 6. _ Rover, from Hartlepool to Charente, eiwk off t.he i v 30; ere* saved by the Jena@ Adelaide, Ctu.'..ett, at Havre. Rionard Cobden, Panes, of Jersey, from Ltd Michael's, was 'misted in here this rownii,e, dismeated on the 23rd November, m lu.µ N • Milt?rd, Deo. 6. Same, Fish.- ' Fisher, from Demerara, in coming up the r, 1110111h1.1, during a dens, fog, aun on atm; near N. gale Valley, a short distance from Cumberland cam. off at 9 p.m., apparently without image... 4 Dec. 6. Violet (;chooner), of Wisbeach, from Mary wttiett pat in here Nov. '4, strained :Lit Dieu la quest* of sitting foul in her brrth, sad has 'lee Mme leaky ; °ago discharging, part damaded.—liatii D4O. 6. SEABORNE MAILS. America (vta New Yort by British packet).. •N America ((via Batas by British packet) N Ameriaa(by (ilted Males packet) Belgium Brazil Buenas Ayres CalifornisMa Merolla Cape of Good Hope N Central America M Manna! Wm Ctdlt M Day when made aD In General Pas'. Ofike London. December 20 December IS Deit ith y of the month 4th of the mo..tb 17t14 of the math Deoreaber 14 . 2nditl7thof month SSo4..Wed.,ltertd. I Tiiilej ii;rl'n;tid France lithNlTtsise daily Hamburg... .......„......II Tuesday & Pridas Holland Wears. k &our Honduras N 17th of ths month Ireland Y k N Twice daily .. Indla(via 800tharaut.)21 20th of the month India (eta Nana Us) N 7thll2ithof month Iledlterramen(via South saspeces) M 20th of the meth Mediterranean (via Mar seilles) N f %Math ornionth Yesko Pesunsola .lll 71h17th27thof non Peru. ld 17th of the meth West Indies M 17th at the meth West lodlee (except Ile mons. and Nassau) M god of the wrath Privr .1 &spa - Tr' . •If ohs lea w e that the ens ere wet fru= by the Itisht dY by the morale' —deep, ILivenp< Fa!montli rdinnutla rlystout ioutnum 1[15.11 Il.on , ini L1.475e iouth4m °over . Nouthusp: ILiv• rw ,l LI a Feu haimPt on Iko. 3 iuuthimpton.; Det.lo I , outtumptea.:Dee.l the lientrai l'oet-eflte AKRIVBD. Aaream—et Plymouth, December 0, from Ace MARIA—elf Aldboro' December 5. from Basu.unr—et Boutharopeon, December 6. from . Bouvaz—M Torbay December 6, from Bar. B. Oomair—off Flout, from Carromoar —off Deal, December 11, tram . . CoomOorroarmovni—aa Falmo c tb, _Dameote r. s, DAVID Marcelo . Clue* IlaahrA *O , ll 11.0,ty to—off Plymouth. • December 6, from Dad, Deeember 6, from Emory—off Deal, December 6, from _traNereh— off Deal, December 6, from Eemm—off MAITIta, December 5, from Eau:. RIPOR —at Falmouth, December 5, from Foam:ma—at Hd4 December 5, from Aa..11 4P.V°I linm.ll L•Va Peter 44 ...kitit;ia--off hi, te, December 5, from soti; 011•TOBA-016 DeONSber 6, from Mem Haaairrra—et Falmouth, December 4, fr0m.....—.6P=4 &a timientomt —off Dover, December 6, .frem Kai 1116LIM .6 JOIWM/1-44 Liverpool, mammter 6, tram BWA.I 11 . 1611AL?—at Brlstpl, Deoraber 7, !roe ... Jeer taro—et Li'verpool, Dere v ember 6, fr0m......5t. it Jere netz—off Deal, December 6, from ireeasome—at Liverpool, December 6, tram Than MIMISPOrIa --et Liverpool, Derember 6, from. ........ . lbos Oman—off Aldbore, Deemober 5, boa- ..... .. brae Gerona—a Waterford, ThltaldrOlf 44 from P. 5.1:1 13.rrniurs -at Liverpool, Desember 6, from NN. Tmosirre—at Falmouth, Deceesters, from. H.•awl Vixen—at Falmouth, December S, Preto Hirre—et Liverpool, December 6, from ..... WISTIAII WoaLo—at Liverpool, Dumber 6, from. se• 14 BAILED. Baur—from Liverpool, December 7, to' Hama —from Newport, December 6, .... Bluor—from Banns, December 6, to. Cosa—from FalriouthaDecember 6, to Casours—from Liverpool, December 7, to Dote—from Plymouth, December 6, to Emo—ham Falmouth, December 6, to Feuna—his Itrmstalt, LW., Monster 4, to Zooms from DietWor 1, o Etositoa—troso Li psember 7. to Putty.- from Live to Gooses—ft= Bristol, Itetomber . . Oases Matson— Memos% postabor 0. to Dumber • „%~. „a PnoIT. Pr.zai 1/r/4011 111.kull yor ~... fl.rbabel P.m10,4 . Louts S. to Coostanunook Nowa —from Uougid. Doomber 7, to ..... ••• Mims JAVA—from Mad. Dombor 7. t 0... ...... Nor °flews Janic..—fray Longed. Doombor7 tO POMO JAMl—tram IL MUM. Dasabsir I, te.. Lor dot —....-va—troeclioTtiop7ol. D — reeetTei . l, to Holtz Mmenea—fran IR. Mows% Dewclaw S, to MAI/11011—hem PlymoWN Domini= 6. to ---- --lA A° ham M. 8. Euetervomo—Ram Plymouth, Decanter 6, to *deeds Maar from Shields, December 4, to C•likagela MAILINIt —hoax W e , Docembre 3, to Wales 14110•117-1V13121 Liverpool, Decanter I, to lien maanom—Rom Uvorpool. Demob/2 7, to aryno Moirmaveu—face Liverpool. Doossbor 7, to Rio Jam Mau—has U De e 7. to u. CM Parr Ham—from . .. .. Deenolsor 3, m.....« Rom ... Passes—from Shields. December 6, to Dews PeLlam.ro —from Bristol, Dsesobw 7, to waste Permor 61mm—from laeorpoel b.. Deeember 1, to .. . . H Ccrem 1110TAL WlLLux—trasi Hall, her 5. toMO Sea R. Sereneoe—from Portemeatb, December 4 to. Sesivweu.—from It December 6, to ft la !MC. Nemo—from Liverpool, December 7, to JAI Borne from Liverpcol, December 7, to IWITLY— heal Liverpool, December 7, to goacrume—ham Liverpool, December 7, to . -- ^--from Liverpool, Deoember 7, to December 8, to .spthry. N• 0!. rffn , e.'m ....... Twszer—from Vtogsr —from St. Maws, Dooraber 5, to aarenoxa—trom Liverpool, DeormbeT 7, t 0.... - 4 ,3 .14 , la TIEBELB SPOKEN WITS. Chieftain (barque), from Oreanock to Ceylon, Nn. a. la.. 9 N. Duobass of Northumberland, from Plrmouth f t Nona Bap Oct. 30, lat. 8 N., ion. 23 W. • Gratunde (barque), lat. 47.0 N., lon. 14 10 W Great Britain, Dee. 2, Ist. 46.47 N., lon. 14 11 W. Maitland, from Londoa for Port Phillip, Nor 5,18 lON., lon. 26 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND lIHATHS. BIM HS. ALSCON.7DeI.. 3, at the claildhall, Frunlinghwn, th , .r* °I te CUNINOLIAIIE.—Des. 5, Ear. E. C. Alsto - V, of a daughter: BANLOW.—Deo. 6, at RutiaaoLgate, flpdapark, the Ink of P. P . Barlow, Jun., Eaq , of a eon. Brth l i ra R. O. Cualagbaaco, of a daughter. DILLON.—Deo. 8, at Eatoe-place South, the B. !fro. O. Woe. ur • sue. OENN YE—Dec. 3. at tlitcaehouse. Deroodoire, the wife of Lieut. it at fit. Jamesh.aquare, , E. H. Cleonya 8.N., of a daughter, rtill.bura. •-e REITLAND.—De o. FA.. 1, at Colkirk, Norfolk, the in of .t. 5. Red. land. a a daghter. k 0, KIRKPATitICK.—D u oc. 3, at Roily Dale, Keaton, hat, Lie of the Bev. 1. Kirkpatrick, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ELWOOD—PESESMHYEL—Der. 3 at Mist aunt, f 1 , 02 1. by the .T. Coll Lon, E. ElWood, FN.. ' k t,..Tr . burrey. Mary Caroline, fourth daughter of J. E. N. Eau., of Perk-terrace, Itlghtmay. RAHDY—BUCK.—Dee. 5, at St. Luke's, tatel , m. 3 1 th' Rt '' I- Sings or. George Br las, eldest OW ot the late J. H. Hardy, Se. mlooltsat, to Elise Anne, only daughter of the tote ' f. born. lA, Hampstead. HUTTON —KUPPY.—Deo. 5, at St. Mark'. lierininet , ton, eon of T. Hutton, fag., of trengate , treet. 0. • t h42 o : bill, Surrey, to Maria, youngest daughter of J. Ku . North Mm. o Surrey. us. T. O. Hut- °BATHS. ATADJO.—Dee 6, at Noel Howe, Rem.tarter,, Arnie Baru. ed* dartghtn of the late Thomas Rkearthere Auldp, Bro. k Oil' BIRD.— Dec. 3, at Hyde.park•eqame, Ororilaa LLu Rigid. Each MD. BOLTON.—Dee. 4, et Cambridge, gomattelt. Id• of W• P3'4 Bee.. of Calm Copies. FAWCLIT.—Der. 11, at the Queen's Rotel , Olfeiroo, T. T. FA CCOI Eaq , of liatcham Lodge, New-orole, Surrey, aztd 39 PIENL—Dee. 3, Elisabeth, wife of J. Flab, hkome-terrate• Vitsmtuml.—Desi. 6, at Park-bill, to. B.C. Fral.ktuda EN. lAllitd.—Dee. 6, at Mart Sutton. Kra; Whliara Whim . 1 . 1 . 4 req., of Chart flatten, and 33, Ely-placo, London, seed FumG's, G. 1 NANNINO.—Dett. 6, at upper Tooting, Sarah WM' daegbeer or the late E. Naming, of Wel. orth. o d WISC.—Dee. 3, at the Rectory, 61D 666 10 0 e , A m lifkccA dwastrtar ot the Bev. W. 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