The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-03 00:00:00

SPORTING. REVIEW OF THE TWO-MR-OLDS OF 18110. No. 111. TO Tin ISUTOiI Or TIM MOIL Stn.—The fact stored by an Lei Maaday of Br. cooks.° heiag iediered ter bona ma* during the week, and we hot the In= interested in Dundee ad is sin wen were set at the woodworms% mode by requert at Mr. C. that their fears were perdhe• Thin wlll thalithee set the berby betting off up* Mid is my wiser "lIINNIESI . sin be taken of the dirtiest emlifithee wither sag Mar d tiler heist.; usumeamary. At l.M.Wwood we had a proof of Wallows being a great reps in the nos for the Leveed ihdros wire V n mare be sapped is Whin r ai L le his tere er tree stridr list up Paraday, who thud" aside • dead heat of at. In the decider, swam ear go nurse. as either the dew. look yin o.l= oleo Frees b) or the hones about two pods in tiv rear of the post, amid who evade eM de ranua4, to win by two lunte di z ;hat there was lierefor.b no more talk abed he the Derby. The lie h. smiles, brarover geed-leddisg a let may have nin kw them. did sot go to the e, bromeniest fitealey sot ban seines* hawed is to me tend with Voltslls. who wee very . der aiding all the run- Meg. Pamir shoed sere area first wilatlin • dean* wordier e sal the main • pod nee with Lumley for read phase to the Masan& error he gamed. Bet both were bred nay wally by who woe midair brag ezterhd. rd aired New nisrlist defer to be hub hews The lhatladt Ids. earl. despite Big bale a neltila at Blealthrifp, was one. Wend • peer red_ thing her Yea ; bet be et op era worm than env, and Preileent weeding Niamey d Isechhr, Vergiermaieviicht Ina sidled to ewe wry surly, the fluter to Ramie being het the In the Fides &ekes, Donde% aver the pretty WON T.C.. wan rite at home. sad he wee re err By that Brae DUelidit. who we nadir to ens him sea • draw ewer the half mile at OkaJdwood, pullet up sitar maim. Ave fortinge with aim, as did also Neighbor ad Derenres,whe ra= well up to that paint, gad Neils& ea the w place. Parasite, ram* in the ores nee, steed offer live in the frost, which Mils DOWN OUR ten superior to hi rable.xsparen. Led y, the Diaphrsies peeved in the If olecouth. The Neresey broyht eel emend " ere who were reported to Ism wonders "is pei este," and anion these Clem* ad Nativity_ ; te pee,.... hoary weight& bad the be* of the Mu, Beep sad Captain Footage nosing • dud beak Nemesis and Fascioater re very hewed to the distance. the latter with the wrier el 111 alb (ddb mom than was carried . by Rouge Deere) whisk was Tuts sufficient to prove Bag Bea's tbilest hy Verreu mein•Nocht to be withang worth satiate& be be pee Yee , water Alb at Bath. Boer Deere ma =Wes ender bin Tat 1.2 h sad, if be doge ad speed fer i Derby, Sir J. Bewley will ad C l rise • dear perdses has intpartant sesersiem The did wet at Lewes wed ID • redare viral, Midi Misr whose defeat et N end Erg of Zest I ems& brieve hi, bra the rean.ng of the r ema de may be Isavil=asisibwarresest was they meet spin, sad th e style la v woe the Nursery shows ber to be pee* geed. while when. ever they went her spin ehe soca At Brighton they irmemsted henug barked Lam with 7st vary hang for the Nererey, when his easy defeat by Little Deemer (who wen in realer T22b) did not prevent aim spia berg a " warm so for the Club Bisantr whin he add die hid • bad tided to and Congaree two meld Walsh. that red* their first at in ' gab. the heermatisaed brag lly especia good4seking. The illeseed dries rude mother mistake in the MK pale, at they " pored" Ornadrute in the face of Malta (who id tint sad • large tiehl al Aacc4), and of coulee led ter, At Wolverhareptas Lana =lard geed km. 04 1 = easily deflatiegSh il lelagh errs kr the iherfeed Bernial, eh. via • pretty nee with Beef el Nese; whoa r ata. the year, fee the Breuegli Masbate' Plate. la ingtoo Blake' two italdre eninals met; but lady Chides 's defeat of Big Be gee big all the best of Bportmg Life as she looked, dna* isintaire, 101 6 worse than her lady s hip, wh o i n th e nee revel this to be correct. But et Heading, all calatlatioe weespeetedien de wee bailee la • caster by Fairwaterfor the Abbey Bleb" ad to farther mystify the miter the habeseatiartil was berm with "1" 11 ass by Compare mat .rhy JAMI• lady and Brown Dueller Leo s. W toga. belied the per. At fi rst sight this would 4 : perfereer oat led It .wes De anent, rwed. Bravor ew was aa is, sad ewer wes • earplell D e beg Aga the hea rink the shred. the ~gag had id . ba y oampletely fa vy med. k.lady easy kin bre eat Of her rentent ia sel a =tele net se Ley all at Ripon, were Darer and 11_1aesii a ease whisk was very indeed& to the heir ; bee et Braes nit Oxford there err plenty of dist, and the herr seeing elderw rurbores two lengths her Pereite (who de asettier brillaat fin what giving lkherearen fib in the Nettesey), although der is Ina shed Alai blimp no ben of the lei at where she Little Lady while in nerd el Yeti then was emit imam mod and raw be wade illesithiLhieli Lee did ks , eat appear to snit roe., Vergleemern i =jenil= mile mus sed lady in the Uservisi. hlier brig SW die um It ta slag, end lalrelarr triumph ever last whee par e lir Ilk la done pal ra i z =skip a fa Wild la whir afterwards rat ta Jaasikalh ask the pod. bpka f a rk , w and WPia rin laa a al a saes,ort tire. e r ergirreln-aisl .. wrong lielharre es rya j Mums was only beater a head, and le re the grad =0 , 13 . a1t• shoed hare weft bed she sea grag. stakes reed der airing kteritehed toe dist. as he was wider a isagd.el Arida► ewer the id% Idea the latter ran a deed leservit►see. and ea it we fie her that say Byr-eld eadleeseredM eirenseerlag Dodos was a scope d grened, peer reetheadreld keep Pereite might art area. se= hai r s t = i tai t = ll . gl a Zi ng e he, as.. era li Larree wee met by may, Mirk, ladiaideer. Ifigglisa. sad Matador, and if the new irteratiasil emu la the per el • . W kit, they will soli thorn* whim irritably pared. Russia? set maim alight with Dictator ; T M W leer found a esparkirla Zolthdiram, who bias Wm a seek after term reit, awl whammy* half prepared. I remarked at the Um that • hit roar hail est I bra sera as the soars. aid whoa timmenghly prepared he may pore the eismegima tom-reread on a &teems* with 1 plot d evote His rideedir th•Oallesping Mahn se the lay l eil wiq by Grim our eel al dl emus* reewies, me hew. may a bee third to llenekrbeetweis amel Illembet, lobe wee lIM of this tear, mg la Ina sew a/. for be wr r jolly se a prima. Whim IMO blidad Dictator at l brw a farther pad he had as hurter bran to Distort rum at sway that , trardimor was not with, sad Omar Os' realm Mg Nth for sea, pi ossoadi lady Lair, Owing ktfor 611 i, beat her sadly ea the amid day, sad as ProJinior was about as far babied Ma am to the theivivial at York, Folkestone woad sgpme memi b Mr. labors as& East Stanley (thimble Peibmbeea at York) al ie e: won throe tamest at ths monlim. _la or ease stake 1111. sad " kers " as he did also Grasp WINS es. miring 511 s ; and Ntowleen was swirly equal i kmoortersee wilb Tea for the Yalsermstries elsereaaer of is two-year oto rose. Irmo, Exeter, awl Lleislisbl. pro is so in• formers imacormagths memo* when the Lawyer hest irocardes ia • amber, white ra something for " HairMond" to crew oar; sad Tistrller defeat as Yar mouth by • Water Lily salt was ardor' to feel surpriad at who she bad t• simorde 211 b. At War vita the Ooa lik..,e (awl in at attempt to giro Atliontons 7lb for the (h.tio Park Karma. salleriag a vary way defeat ; and whoa Ationsioas, owe thirarimegrawlonsasplassdtollaltrouris weight) teethe Nonery se themmairay, Coarieror was is ma • wane plight, Wilson! Naito was perform* bril• LBW' about this tiro, haring swirl home trl WI for the Derby 141 merry to part style. Tb. 'deadliest Maas at Dricaster may b or down as am of the waft 'woo for bones el ail ages, awd then the yo rot up ladly, Past roaskey, _Oreaslimdt, sad Atlistroas s. = sway Imartbs babied Andress and Twilight ; still, it is dooldfal • below this our last Paaley's form, ea be should bas. beim Wore Ormolu& (WWI at the risk. They rked-Doefool, to do toe rash whoa prim her against "'suer for the Revival Mary as tho hitter ran gallop when she phases ; but hr stable made mexcellent show with Littrintai is the Chwarops Makes, the bone town loos amiss. aid dry with Wit work sun:. York, Mot the thought he bad as errs ;ad yes be wan with.. a peek .I Walborn, who osly got boats through being most pitimstly 'Aria by Preach, who thoroughly row ths repo Perorate (lame) was smear Is the rue, and Jody Loris and Pruden. • loin Mare moay lengths. it took a Milo credit away from Foamier, who isished no further Adore trim at York than Wallace our here ; ad whoa Yap or sack • good rays with KLAN( oaths mod day forth. Municipal Noire them ems motor stems argument in Strome of Kettledrum, for Wankel had base tacked brevity to win the Drby. Totheikers was the Glasgow Stakes from two moderate harm ; hat Vergimsrimaidit, who wee so dion to hi in at Yoh, could ant In • with Brown Duchese ie. the roe for the Filly Stakes, woe in a seater by Use latter ; sad it wee within( to foal surprised at whoa Lady Odd.% beat Folkeetotie very seedy fey the two awl three year old bereepstalme, Queen of the Yale Ming • bad third, aid Erma Duchies, MUD brat bar ssi slily la the Fay rakes, • worie fourth ; so that the raring of gr. games Wy was oat eons& Two treaseudoew " pets" were art bans, (err a Red House in Hasuliosp, the blame lily sad Northwili, and they howl the roes to themeless, tiro tanner *Maim to easily that flatboat was WA persevered with from the mad. However, the former tad are spew j groat what Nothush, awry* fat 71k ▪ gpampl s ml for ths Periled Plate, is Tattoo. Ys 1~1; carried est lAN ad it mmy be, as bet party assert, test ebie west maim while _Max* me Dom:arta. Parasite loobumble I. meter bi . lirapholl for • ma• rorsertakes, • 11 0 •11 - ieladl he lli 0110 . C 100 •11 0 fisr maim very lazily b ow ; me %halm Maws Let IM ire , proved she "odd stag, retssiag wry mm* teen Mira , 1516 astral, Pulksitoas„ all sewed Ahem *bids mamma pas the era. arratirad Wand both Demise ewe Ilie Bea, from ra d i i priftwasemo at Limped Ile*. la Me Nyasa, Woe nwii . 4 P 4 harti;, Aiheedwre was W elms dam 0111- ,1801 g 7lb for hit om to he peat, as that Danaher menet be seri to hew proslomed we my dyer toyed Ms Haar .;! P •-,* . illy. awl [Lid, es the ether wleaws had all show; toter& la leek le rivel bakes O Wee us greet = wa tt , were let oft wedh ciaquerer Talkeetrew, ialtiekwat, da l= sad the l O ame Ely, aid these sea boa* be hail walk wash hams ea Chiba, Dark% mil l Is., tram what they did, what ever presides@ they may bare rervla—l era, to., lISTEOR. THE DWITIZD RUM 11.2 . CHATHAM. The followbe WWl= bre irwarded to our sporting w assesuradest ter publistin by re tearer of Wee Polly : fkr,—Now UM the rig for the yqrr 1810 is err, pewitrhaps yea will anew re to refer to at iaoideat et the eurea, whidi tirogi et ieterste isturet ally to a f., yet ia pied* le, Milt, oath, the alierks of tho aeseral reslag surraily. Hy a Werra to the serer et Iteshisraread Mathis roes, it will le era that Mr. lekar's Wryest old Wes Itily win as tor :11.7.01111 by mkes at that ressarg. y arms arm el the , parlor's ✓em the rely ens at this esserea) re e oritted free the Me, rid eller the reor, whir the horse _e_wee objected to by lir. Famish Ibi ogress of the Mani ID;. that ran second ; the pereds of objection whir Woe Polly rift that the • entry was set =de eir roe After denable thersalbor wee rehired te Lord Itertwasier, r elowerd. wha Ptitard desire 111 after art this darted an w ere sleek! be dederod a sad void. It te spier lids doable% sir, withtema l b w Lord tosentit, then I Via to wog. mg lbw art my resseas ler se dela :—Piret, that the sterner that the MOM VIM lid aired to Mrs re Melly devoid el truth, ths ealej o bi te rar bees aide hey Ira here Wow the lir at at the We arm barbs lee, If set the deaf, ewe ot =rho redo is the any Mr. Merria& N AM the sere Misr the dinar! the fairy ierft " : " A, Sir the Nurety air autherred the Vigor of H tl> yto be erred ter the Mabry Mere sad Wee Nib kw • Ikrafirap ilawertehes (was by Royal Sorwrolas), la bell otwhislisesesthese =Ws sea, sad for winch the swam hive her rad apse s bi i r i a erre ; thirdly, Ire lardPeriesswar, for or of the stowarde, desided the e i se bas Zerciessfag W .rids. bath Air, sad I berme I sat sass la rear wither arallieg either of the 0611 . Now, dr, I haws red Permaag to he an el the meet lareenbis ara sear red with the tart, who wild sot no s ib lillllolll7 ISL He will , thsidere, I hops, no serrlisr Mat this reee issily and denied by brood that he dreaded hisseihr rig , is ee Me. i Xpin o the gist of the mune, aad Mr. eery was rale la Wes, sad esref iga l i the illes roe wes re el the lir iresed ea the boot, tbs. whirr ekes weal& le ablest seeder to prove the feet, owl the_ piss hr bee raw oes ace ea the dards sr bar wry Wille to de with the are ; brides which it appear tore mot 'sly rivet, spier the dictates of err= la 'III epos the owner to pay stokes for the ear= lief, erl ar award hie t h e nee Illy billyAyr, I am at a Ices to 4sow aa Nerds or by what turf law the roe was darn( void. Mbar Wee Polly wee duly erred or the wed ft is wss, the stakes ere hero. psi; withheld tree he r owner ; ad, what nesse ea be urged tar eel pf.fr liter to the owner of the MOM MM. =it wheat No ayeeli., that I en awe 4 Ire bus The orrice is sisply ar in t im = y deb I or. rad rad! a hairs be slam. he la from et the truer al the wirer ; sad with • = d m dressing praise I ter you will forgive re for b y attentica to the ere fonder that judos whisk every era bee o right I. sek.—l Ira ha, "W. Boma " Epson, Nov. INV THE EXPRESS, MONDAY E IL4bl • YITHOPOLITAN 0017rIT 0017176. &Obi days appoisdat err lie prism* west iramouns, Maribirisaa--/tesiday, Dee. 3 rembe, Wedomalsr. 4. Thunday, PAW, 7. Daneen4orsoo—llooday, Dee. . Toady. d: Wodassisy. I 7. Whitebeetsip.eve.—Wwlaseday, Dee. ; d i g; , 7 .road.—Weenesday. Dec. 5. Bwapaireel—Taadoky, Dee. 4: 'UMW 6: Cat: Of Losvoir, OeDdaa4tddfep Weft, Doc. 6 : Irrklay, 7. THE HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY'S STEMPLIONABIfi, MILL :I=4 81111 MON. Sevardo—Oolosel lard P. reshi, Lisidesud•Ooloriel LiThema Iteseteolt, Earl Illadiler e t Ng% .Repl C I esterasit -Ooloesi Lest Belo, Major Sad% &ad ,eiry—T. Beath, leg., ROM Troop, Artillery A emotes TA/LID *VD Piu or for was bore of the tteu ci Hem Oen rood. Yr. C .T Aye int (mein 111111114 = Mr. Jars Lit : treretherator, who took a akar lead blow dhtalyelirel Am sod imerowed it u they went apes WI/ Orpielreenin the tit^ however, Sompr gee up ead lid sigh* l or s Awn iiesea, whoa o devaerila Join was sew, mad was swily, Itaprime amid* at the brook, shed imbed refs hem the ehar. A Itiailleamit news asithe suireseemosty. Opts to ill swam el Yeoweany, the Hes. ho44laryoewpany, sad VoloolowOospe. "nee reind. Kr. H. Ideamerestr Or _llll Mr. Te7puird's Veinier, _l= 11 111 Yr. G. Mien Breen The deo ims:—lialthay. Missagt,layilis4 lade fi= ifitslasy, kepe/st, Adria.. hies D =ri_ : 6 ht 4 egitrehboy a nt 1 eget Sir Obarlos, St* apt Itoshot,lo opt ow, ether. The rain wee very hi lt s ego OM* Or Marks labia the had lamer dial* after tad wiwthiswitehts appseeehed IP! 0104 • jerk Walser add Assisi la teemed mad third. Tao sakally ef the eawiesiilat a a deem the MIL fain isamavoie Tams aid tars or Gowan failed prodere aa BLIIHINGHAII 01AXIIIII OP GOMMMene.—A W ed emeting 4 the sounell 4 thi 1147 wen bold ma Briley alleoneed. The °WA wee to confer with degeitlime hem the olembles al &said and Wolver ine** ee te the pen**, tre bllle Istioded to be inteedesed Mese In the emeteg mud= et for the re pities el swim dodoes, the :int meet* el trade meeit, aid tie preisettee ef the 4 &aim The mayer (Arthur Ryland, 11m.) and 111/1 , 0 IMO elm peers* Nome. Aria 'Amo s = pawkiest ; Bell* Jaelmee, visolprooldeed ad the Chmair el Commeree ; Mr. C. J. Pony, preablenk Mel Mr. W. Lowerdigka el tie Weimehemplen - Amherst/ Cose- IMMO. The Mike lie midi* 06 swim more Amin (introdaced hell mien by Mr. Spoosse sad Mr. Behale- Mid), wlltneherignent mminallina, wee reads* dienimod elms* 4neet em end immeimenig oppreved. It wee *malted Wt • - *en eteh el the Mow ohm slim should Wien Menne flemelety hy appoinimeek and r = the emtroillsmliom_ of pommel the elgoele and el the in CM Mr andlefehepilecy abed. 'who • per bogged tilleemeion teak a = Nom = joellsene a Gomm birds* el labels were ffi. Id* the pier per :betmend at while' the we ail publicly is Getaway. Mr. Worm cot r i a nd oirammos to mead o t . Pr amide n u law t , tha t . *n set ut ultimately resolved tt CrlheMeil Atabo u rbould prepare tra ml ie he the el dude at lore, 1 5 ft vwt.es me w / glee poorer te iw kor tar ormied:= remelt leamembel ea the ' et the lailinelionel td Aeh, I end II VIM, o. On lite m = tel deals* • bill by tho Chamber was read end sppovet Illtapriecipal provides' me, to eased the Um el esgedght la deism us metal hose three to ale years, and to firm the yet= of marking deigns. It ems resolved* lb laud Meter he intrudes* the bill he the Lords. A aired* was sited he be sent to the nelson elmenbeen ef the resokellone et lir eting. The = I A tr i alleill Chemin toodered the than* at time body to lie Meming ham Clereabse ler lb whoa* and onseeiehl mime to re dare the for pepablo en regiotralime ol delis* THE MAIL Soivici.---floinn am rrow Dill 1. The Royal Moll Company% *maw Taameiden, Captain Sawyer, mile Imam to-waorrow, for the Wed lathes, Mena co, and Paella. The Or= tan Cep . t h e leas, en the 4th, with the mill for the Aden, Gybe, India (eneept Bombay), end Ulna. VAthens, Captain Clarke, cm the 4114 %r the Cape et Good Hope, Port Natal, Asesesies, be. The Plorerma, Omplain Traut man, also ea the 41h, on her way from Hamburg to Na.' York. l'horF Capitals Hall, with the mails for the Paean/dm ore the 7th, and the Olinda, with the Brazilian River Mats mails, on the 9th. The Ri Captain Chridien, with the heavy Calcutta and China mads is expected as the 3rd. The Tyne, with the Brazil end River Plate malls as the 4th. The Bremen, Captain Wessell, from New York oft the 24th ultimo, taa the 6th. The iris, Captain Weeks, with the next Bombay mad Mauritius mill, on the loth ,• and the Alhambra', Captain Stowardon the 11th, with the mat Peniamlar mole A WERNINN POST AS • MAIL P •CIIS &ra tios. —The arrival of mil stress Dane hem the Owe of Good Hope, at romth, en Wednesday night furnished another illistratien et the valued • meta% port as a nudl•packet 'Wiest. The Dame chid her mail *es on Nalbey pier before addelghe cm Wednesday, and they were received by Mr. T. W. Gordis, the posters* of Den:sport. Thom marked for Devooport were sens to that °Sae, and dintributed as Thereat, clanking. Them ad dreamed for London were taken to We Beath Der* Rail way Kagan, mid at two o'elock on Them* mening de. spate se spacial engine and a pples, NM the lino to Exeter bees cleared, in wee boor and IS touts they were in Mnstes. Another *Se ilia Km Ned reedy, but le onesqueoto 06 Se aloe en the Briital and Illebor lie his moo ipso& could sot * is bed hem so tie Booth Devon line. The objed _ _vim bogoves, woo ,Wood, sad the moils were itetrogoil gym Itlotol ia 4 the early express, res4iottho Omni Wore 12 o'clock, in time he delitteepthWollonteso alibi mai. Mr. Colin telegleti Oo Demoupol by Se =ppm train. By lhia inaajiMii tho Mien mai olooNVEore IMO house **rifer ier IM bob In trlitS isteadtil thee woold been beat the loos gnat the , _ If the mail bad boss taken * to Beteliminglire tie &Risme* would have hem about 34 bens. Ass** the home and dooptiass taw forwarded we en adrenal to his Royal Illiphous Moo Alfred. [Adoectimmetta—liollwiroiii PILLS AND OINT- Nllet—Aidlest. A.11.-13* rillelol.o Haden& Meese that "Memos Met; need net the dews sad close of Ilk ~et *sem am/ Is trlenry end *id age heed empielnee doe W. owns Netinsooo, soo dalu a l tart " tat emit W= the kerne, = IHDPIIINI t ateldteek The lad *mid at won tZ : bot . _ h... = w oe k olatimeot dosehli l l si t mweil wee eume=rieWheelt Whillter ‘ lh:p i te l tfrdee Mee be lan, to moue the meter Meanie forte ths tnenneet Intl be bead silly elleetlee, and extend It. protective &MAI cter srmeeeed imp lel beats! Wiser COURT OP QUEEN'S BENOIL—Thic. 1. Mains at Nisi Prins after team for Middlasax.—(l3afora Mr. Justios Oaxapka sad a Special Jury.) PAM 11. J•00M. The was an mhos on an apprentiorhip deed trial before a oceamon j . The plaintiff, Robert Payne, ie • baker at ith,sod in the sumer of 11153 be bound his eon, George Payne, apprentice to the defeedent, in cider that the son might learn the Wined/ of a pisisoheteoneker, hat mat esproielly that he snisiit attain the art of teologand regslating pianos. For it had ecenned to lie pleinriff that imenanek as he had • very estanahe Wade it woo* not ills had ipseelatioa to educate the son is the art of pilule Wing, with a view to his easpleysent by the pi:hairs euelossors. The fee which the dehodent received with the sea we and the tern of appruatiesidp was to he Ave yam Unlsetr id w y el at the expiration of the tam ths IKS seirissi brio old tie art twig, al. though be hadi • ipataill=rialas ` at to the modisies a the *ask sad til veh itia= ahead& had is mar was dahstad. Darla, taw dolariart had boa mon tits ease nsambeled ea kW staboisa to huh taw sot ths tot of tuning ; bal ts a @ heil Wet without effect. A Pod toner Ithe44 min mak whilst all the son was now. ble to wan 111. • week. There was no mason why thew amid sot bawl bass taught, far he was sot without an me it neemh. Oa theraber kr dlieddeadast denied that thentird bus ray amid= ef &sly bia peat This el a =ell aria' ti cem e ll6l 4 6. eare at his d sea was m other than that el Y the led bad aet the capaelly ter lot"! say, had aot euditeat eara the eppeoleedir was sareara aw g; jury, haring retired. adanal Me wart with a verdict for the plaiotiff—Dasampill Mr. D. D. Seam appeared be tie pilaf ; Kr. T. Jones for the defeadaat. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. —Dsc. 1. Mins at Nisi Fries is leddlerez.—(Bsfore Lord Chief Joshes We sod s O h ara Jury.) MP Ir. If IVILLIL-11111 WON 1101:1?0118 LID TO 111111011:1111 OMB. (Ocesisisi hen Ihilupiw's I:pros.) The lewd Mid Judie. le seeraktep, II ea rths - the which the *vein Awe to drib - bed deal al wane aeramies. but it wee hi to brie:= hook to the mom geontimn of law upon this matter depeaded. Tee d Ore questions screwed kilo to be af very esomlieabis impertssass, via., the pewee el Iles modem temeeet.lllld if te aNW N'iceaseseillse wader lie elesmokeem killed is this ems , _. end hs= shim limetif to these gemlike. after he bed dare the relmotien sifts toy to the ether paints, whisk were of meek lem the Visearmeel• far email es=l . :=Ml lie l ter whetter the pool was • At sod ermeeeiset_ Oboe to seem& to ; and whether the dregs d skier his ' the ordinary to the prim • dims was reessesik discipline. For the 4 baby he iheelloil the jury that the feelify whet he had dome, w h it *Wok & S lea se weemed el soloalt =teOM he migli meemit by wad al ease& As to W psi les • di and eleffiehni phis, and *mem the deep el dikes was resemesak dlseipliee, he shield hem Wee 'Nikes to the Jury . _. bet he illonld sunk to them lidif the nelhorities hid aright soda duty to merle, led this kaki bees Um well ?mown poison for W wihmellp es far bee ae messy maid go, and it bake mist the repaid= of the Hems Istritazy mod the In- Lsrlrat Poison% it was a wiry *meg Wag indeed to mg e Theamieviller wet liable kr ea seise al huge= boom be bid. emilel • piny to era a geol. The lb. hileede ledimilkli the imminomeel. be led been we n t am , • ion te mg whether ffiet imilikeeire eel, US ohlesibelsjestiled Nair their airier, whisk vkg lime adepted ima Nthe lffili Ilin= p hot hewer the law a/ the kat as The Weeds of the ' filit.lN was, " rha li b i nereel kr the Ilimamosiffier ad hisgetim iy and their seem" bele thee le ties, as well by tas day, at Oak plemere,pe arks santiny, =inquiry, in the town of Oeminidge and the for all memos memo, tegelOseds, sod dhow Pm sees sespeeled el owo, elute' late at rarahlbs it the Seit sad sollerbe Sersef." The iiimet Mardi wee% Other perres seeposted et mil i. Me tie to mod them : ' AU pasem rem by say wi hare may be triad guilty at irmyested of odl. le hopeless of their boil. A Juryman—Dom this aggily Is all persons " being" in W town ? Loud Mist JudiorTes, to there Mud a der al ern. An ad td bums said abed d the kw would be v wed If addressed to Um bet hole they had shrgir to addieleter te• kir se deo& This kw mesa to hum ham killed epee the . that , W ee enesplimal ease ef the mew We et the Uffirereltydeed seise peetestkil egeleet - lie lielekeding attoestkes el - wenn Mating of lite when qu fz ia lej sot bass beldiested to self••control. Upon the Ilimatia• the main thing for them to consider wee what W eetheritire of the University had reasonably sespeeted W plaistiff of evil—that wee, of befog in Ur easpay of them indents for idle, disorderly, or toememil ill Walk then detailed the etidmnoe upon this =at left Um imam of damps to the jury. ?belay retired to consider the matter, end remained Amid Jar an hour and a half, at the end of which time =aid written anawen to the various propo s= to them by his lordship, and which elielPlelllhry heeded in. Tie Lord Chief Justice (reading)— Yon find that the = un liad reasonable ground for murpicioo—that the cello, did not make inquiry into the character of yi .... Lintiff ; that the punishment was undeserved ; that was fit and convenient ; and that the di V were required, was 40a. (The announcement al the emeent of damps excited oceiciderable surprise is coml. Be did not at all see that the question whether the was Memel tem is queetion. M *or that matter was quite beech ri llie Cildjuideftt q ta r t y ver also that the Vies. did not male Awe as to the character of the wee net a direst answer to the question which he bed pet ffir.Owecli seggeeted that perhaps the jury would retire, sod a afterwards explabi whet they meant with respect to hie lardahip's emestiens. Mr. Olfallay said they had foetid that there was sufficient grated far the proctors suspicion. The Lewd Chief Justice asked if the jury meant to my that the Vkre•Oheneellor had reasonable grounds of en*. Ow rum as the prellses The lerami of tbe Jta7—Clednly not ; the proctors bail, lul lie Vise-Ohaseilor had not. Mb Lord Ottfre Juilles—That was the meaning ri the Maw.—Yes. ritilesen—Tisirlibswebt that the Vice-Chanoellor did not arks that du brio which under the circumstances itionssary. "I _ The Lord Chief Jodie* said he did not think that them Minn" amounted to • verdict, and he would therefore write down the propositions which they had to redder, and they would perhaps return and ouusWer them, He pre posed to put the questions in the terms of the plea r—Didthe Virse.Chanoellor hear god examine the plaintiff, and wee he satisfied of the matters alleged in respect of t 'he proctor, such aa the mode in which they bad arrested the plaintiff, and their suspicions ; and did the Vice-Chanoellor, having examined the plaintiff and become satiated of the netteri alleged In respect of the Proctor, believe that the plaintiff was in company with undergradmites for idle, immoral, and disorderly purposes, as alleged in respect of the proctors. A Juryman inked if they found this in the affirmative whether it would be a verdict for the defendant? Tb. Lord Chief Justice—Yes ; at present there was no verdict at all. lAA - •my ague retired to their private room, but re turned again after ea absence of three hours. The Forenma rid—The jury sonnet say yea or no to the proposition ea placed before them by your lordship, u they ell agree that further Inquiry should bare been made before the girl wee imprisoned. Kr. Conch—Mat is a ending that the Vice.Chaneellor did not beer and sambas the pWatiff. The Lord Chid Jul:lee—l am inclined to th ink that the of this jury I. that the Vioe.Claanoellor did not r.ritti examine Use plaintiff within the meaning of the Mu. The finding, you NO, is in these special terms. Ido eat know whether either dile mutate that the jury should be sent back. Mr. Couch—l do not ask it. Mr. Denman—l certainly think that the jury have not found an answer to your lordship's question, or acoosdiag to the real meaning of ths pies. The Lord Chief Justice—l am staid that this must be the subject of further discussion ' but I do not think that I we should "workmate to a decision by keeping the jury. us afraid that the verdict will amount to nothing, and that the case le not decided. Mr. Couch-ZieMUniinke it at well u we can ; if you iredehip think. that the lading in for the plaintiff, I am cooties to ran any rink from so taking It. The Lord Chief Jutko— You none Dot inform ma of that. (Laughter.) Mr. Deumsn—l leave thit matter in your lordship's hand& The Lord Chief Jamie—lf neither of you Poprot the jury to be seat back I should take it as • sposial flulks. I w . orro it would he of op or be nod Nom book. iliti;a 7 l;;Nos; Limn —I mot exam* W Oat Wag the dad ias aim the plea, for *ere are tray points in which it does out .acmes the plea. lb. Lord t'bief .fisawip—Would the swift It fhhe jury be tbet "We (tad that the Vio•-(ll.osamir dal haw said ENING DECEMBER 3. 011261J10 the plaintiff and was satisfied of the matters =in nerd of the proctor, that the plain din at with underparts§ for idle, dis orderly apli _repot as leged is reaper of the `pet to lliat the jury add to m ti did dry mead of prim ew to have risen er heirry before he fir OshWff— to risen. f rot to tell you that saminate to a steed for dr dal derma hrysisa—Clellaidy Anothre heystra—The wrjeelfy woad eel/gm tothat Ifr. Darre—l /eon ns Sea met Lai*, amid direct a verffir owe way on boater upon the 2 offin. mil that thiclard *GU be alsisegul. Lard Met Jallise—l believe that the jury have not wane to a trielosion upon that which is of the COMO* of the pia larll I take the Ending es it stands? Mr. Denman—Not that I assent to the fading being eafficient, but I meat to your lordship directing the verdict to be entered. _ _ _ _ Mr. Conch—l think ft better that your lordship should give • direction without our consent. Ido not wish to consent to anything that may prevent me taking points in the mart above. Jaatioe—l will then, without the consent al anybodi t enter this as • verdict for the plaintiff, but at the mime *ding that in rai opinion it is an imperfect needle'. 'mind will therefore be for the amonspealed with this intimation. Verdict for the pkintiff—darnages, 40s. 0017 RT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Dac. 1. (Moro Mi. Co' -- mbg Goolbws.) U SM.—PADA= OP • antra-A 000 D zeros This was as kr eadilogit by this bankrupt, who was • of Lardirabraideet. Mr. , of Odimeadtreek Ist the assignees opposed. Mr. Millar sapperist Then wen areal of oppesidon, but it appears dna whoa lissitsupt I l i : re up pro = Was. i bat t the ta.'" far a llia credikes. AA fi b". Te ti: arse ents by Meows. Johann and Wilson showed sante WO& Ii meet debts of 30001. Mr. Ocramissioner Goulbem was clearly of opinion that • moos who bad given up se lugs as meant of ji= wee asfroated by no fraudulent motive. On the e it was a true kit at bout Ids Meadow, sad it was very nee indeed that such large estates ware gives sp. Ho doubt the Mani would be dish abed by the frequent ad =zta which had taken puce, bat on the whole he d a it se a one of lose and saishataae, and awarded a esnificate immediately of the seesed dent. (Before Mr. Oosaraidotter Hoiroyd.) u munow.--aumaturin OP • ECOLDIII. This was en adjourned Oill•fagion. The bankrupt, Charles Maidlow, was • builder, carrying on an extensive bullion' at Paddington. The aceounts by Messrs. Paul and Turner show unsecured debts, 1,30i1. • ditto secured, 7,5241. The whole of the assets are mOrtgaged, and are valued at nearly %OM. An adjournment for • fort fight was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. MAINIIION-HOUSS. Mr. Wigton Or" the lewellord et the Yorkshire Grey tavern, Lower Theswererri, allarded ea s hatidaz d before the Lord Maya., to view ere why he and retired lo re-inhales the of parish el Allhallows, Hartland, the; seri el 21., which they had paid se • reward for the attariass of the dream with ea mar sad turns** at his bow, on the . 314 cit October. Mr. the - " Beard, eggemierfor the deinniSt. The owe on the pan of the pude oilmen was teat as the day in quail= stooks Ell Ire were observed to Moe how owe el the ohhouys of Mr. Owen's hoses, sad as ohne ens' alyesowl ea swains *Waded. Mr. Aldermen /Mk the Moms X the word, seas =lywa= the ordMay swilliste, upon whisk the aid the *when the reword, sod as the gle. hob* whined te Malmo this, the Worrol u..x. Prolt e ti 111111 him to try the sweilon Mosher be um te de es. A palominos taw alloi to rove "Q!, sow Mies and are Was lies the dliwin red s drum 'bled that who be swat trio the haws he Mad sweep badly espied * 1111240 tundni sest out of tie eldniosy. The lam la werwer to ansetion wet by Xr. Beard, that wain seers sons be the are. *Wes it was for a Mae Board urged. Is behnlf X A. &email* that the NOM had been alteether very mob =W. tad Ist said the foot was then woe a soll te e to awe too large lbe, sod when they found OM sus 'WM( ed the sort, they tried to get tie reword out of Xs. poiot foot there was no necessity at all he the ob bewilsace et the sighs% ea what little are then had boss ht the chimney was all eatinsuiehed, and no smoke or home mold have been visible. Mr.l/Wen and a7sotlTer wither were examined. and they deposed to the WM es elated, but in WIWI to a question ottartylAid bad a Maim, beim Ignited. MO forma mid that the soot in ihs erial* The UM Mayor laid se this wu se the green= mm justified adder the sot of parliament in bringing his engine sad was entitled to the reward, sad h e ac c ordi ng ly asi d e on order to that effsot. TEE CONDEMNED CULPRIT, ANNE PADPIELD. This wretched woman, who was convicted on Wednesday, before Hr. Baron Bramwell, of the murder of her illegitimate child, two months old, by still remains in • most diaMersiag state. Thel=gsgme tulle that was presented when she was unteaced, and her 11187148 i end heartrending applications for meaty, will not be forgettes vary easily by those who were present, and it appears that after she was takes back to her oell she wee unable to take soy sustenance, and the night was pared in meaning sad grid. The public is aware that there are at present very ostensive alterations going ea in the famile cl the prison, with a view to =ASO all the prisonen of that sex separately, and this has nemeitated the removal of the whole of the women to Holloway, and :hajt Chet& Criminal Court is sitting they are taken bc, sod forwards every day. In the alas of this prisoner, how ever, it was not cone dered advisable to send her bank to Holloway after her conviction, and • cell was prepared foe her reception near the infirmary, where she was placed after her trial, and • female turnkey is constantly in attendance upon her. The culprit was is such • weak and miserable sowlition on Fridayevaning that Bins considered prudent to amid fur Mr. Gibson, the surgeon of the prison, who ad ministered stimulant' to her, and her ceaditias is now epul4baprltoved, has always although been die is still vary weak aad de . enstareary for the sheriffs tode the day for the exesslies of the capital sentence at the eenelusios of the aeries at which the coavic- Hem Mks, plan, but this has not yet bum dose. In culinary course the sawn& Monday after the au following the cc:aviation would his the day, but it Is believed that the sheriffs, sa in the owe of Mullins, will extend the period to the third Monday, but although the sheriffs nay, asthey are bound by kw to do, fi x • day, it will be sat factory to the public to know th at the general among those acquainted with facto that enable Ibm to come to • proper decision, is that the capital sentence will not be carried out. An opinion that it was not • ease for the extreme sentence of the law to be carried out, it is understood, was also expressed by • high authority after the trial, and it may be stated ea a fact that the lammed and humane judge, Mr. Bann Bramwell, who tried the Eter, will not oppose • cominutsairm of the sentenes. i n dition to the enflames diet was *en st Mistrial with gd to the humanity end kinder" d diercellio% of the ' oner, it appears from inspdries the' hese slam bean made upon the subject, that she always evinced the dose* affection for her pout child, and there is so doubt that if she could by any means have dame se she would have continued to support and provide for it without any assistance from the fellow, who had deserted her in her hour of misery and distress, sad that where the act was committed she was in seek • elate of mental misery NI to be hardly respomillie for her entices. Her ✓id and agony after the sad menrresas spread to be %abounded, and she never, as she boa iisisd, had • momeet's rest until she daalgal the fetal seen* to the witness Miller, who WY examined upon the trial, and there is no doubt that but for this statement du evilest' would have been totally insufficient to areviel the prisoner, and she would in all probability have seraped paaklunent at the hands of an earthly tribunal. The prisoner has eooducted herself extremely wall ever since she has been In Renate, and pays the most earnest attention to tie excellent advice and exhortations of the Rev. Mr. Davis, the ordinary of the prison. A memorial ill la scone el preparation, in which a number ci fa* are wahedled la reference to the melancholy circumstances ceder which the mime was committed, and whisk will be sent to the Home. Oboe in the course of( edgy or two ; and then is every expeetatioe that, ooupled with the Moog resemmatdation to mercy of the jury, it will have the Out of procuring the remission of the fearful extreme sentases of the law. The condemned convict Cowley, who was een- tweed to death for the muggy alailtimate child at se the lest mires, salt aim wee remitted, has Doer rtaueaifsreedd • eommutation, hie eentenoe being dent* to one d 15 yeare transportation. Tan Ea miaow ON amain ma Tom/mi.—Two et the sufferers boa the lab Vas board the Tinning bare left the (heat If=le oely three a holiinticte, Rev. the rathAlas the litaaaa . ; sad as s of the esteems. puoilia Bay will be examiand on the reemption of the impost. Paanicrios or Aar ut Warm IlLatmortram. —.• The sWeerm_he Isogon sennet_ NU deli* with the magrinteent Waladisseila at iparma. aim whisk the City oboes& huh Iloprg, m i l , e gemealled the gee awe lently to to Eel with In say OW the weett %eed whole tor ture are eseesdantea et smog snelt eelehtlehmente It icr t:ig& une Wee7. USW% langewittil. a lithit ... s att i red as the 11.7ifirag Wel 11 - Telor" . . .thiett Miflte l iaged,V-Anty limin t "la riee reeetel vein tree for two stumpsdescipilve of every sou etreetiou or retch new nude. Watchte oh by port to airports el the globe.—(Ativertenotentj MARKETS. --.- COTTON.—LrampooL, Dec. I.—Our market to-day is quiet, but steady with a moderato Molars. The galas are 6,000 bales, inaladint o s,93o American, 4d. to 9d. ; 300 Surat, Rd. to 4jd. ; Pontius, 7.d. to 81d. ; 280 Per lman 81d to 90. ; 80 Bobo, Bed.; and 60 Karanham, Bd. to o ld., of white 600 are for speoulation and export. T y's import is 8,761 bales. COTTON GOODS.—Marrctracirsa, Dec. I.—The lower leg of discounts ha had a good effect upon the market, but still there is nothing like animation in the demand. There is lees doing in cloths for China, but a fair business is doing Ia the medium and heavier T cloths, and in printers of the hotter qualities. For the lighter makes of tbede fabrics there is leas demand, and the lower qualities of printing cloths are rather eider in price. Good 40-inch ninny are firm in value, though the demand reported at the close of last week for China has fallen off, and 36-inch shirtinp are steady. Domestics rather quiet. There is still some business doing for China in 16's to 30's water twist, but canners are natty well en , gaged to order, and it is Meuh to place new contracts without some further advance of price, ►nd this checks business. Some sales are making in cosine sum• ben of mule for the continent, and there is a marked im• pro►ement for medium counts of warps and cops suited to the borne trade. A good deal of the latter is caused by the heavy contracts placed for China cloths, and sellers are asking id. to id. per lb. advance on these yarns. Fine yarns and two-folds are rather quiet. The news from the southern states of America is creating some uneasiness here, because should it encourage undue speculation in cotton wins embarrassment would be occasioned to our trade, even should the evils which are feared in the United States peen away. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lagna, Dzc. I.—The market waa quiet this . nese was a rather good attendance of merchants in the bat they did not show much dis position to operate freely, and the bwdness was kept within a very moderate enemas& HARDWARE—Bnienronme, Dec. 1. —The condition of trade in this town and is the district has been station. ary for the last fortnight ; no further depression has oc ' rowed, bat there exists a considerable amount of dulness in • most of the staple trades, the bulk of the manufac turer being yen short of orders, many of them experienc ing peat dfflety in finding work for their full comple• nest of hands, though there is every disposition to do so. Many of those who receive work from the large manufac turers, and execute it at their own dwellings, have been badly off for employment this week, not makring as an average more than three or four days. The slackness is not confined to the home trade ; the merchants are giving out very few order, and in that department at least then will be no re-action on this side of Christmas ; indeed, Mpeople appear to be nepared for and make Mb beet of a gain woe for the next few weeks ; if it gets no wens than it is at present, and rallies early in January, not much mischief will have hen done. The inn lode in this dis trict doss not rally. There sae nee siz or eight firms who have an average supply laden ; other whin who do not Cre• first-eine quehty of iron or who have set a man an very airaiOy - .applied with orders, and Wes have been pushed of late considerably below the blade mien. lig iron h in stock in this district ; the woks is too large for the t consumption, and penes are boo low to be remunerative ; bat then are many partin who sumo& afford to blow out fesuess, even though they go ce sok* at a law The coal trade is in • state al nue than avenge prosperity. 00BN.--Cammos, Dec. I.—With the exception of line barley, which is very wares, and quite as dear, all de scriptions of aces were very aad (Moult eall. Wheat, lies. to 56a. Bertay, re. to 445. Baas, sew, 365, to 38a Oats, 21a. to 26s per qr. Munn% Dec. I.—We bad a fair supply of all kinds of grain. Wheat was in fair demand, but last week's rates were barely maintained. Oats; and barley much the mane es lest week. Wheat, white, new, 21s. to 245. 6d. ; old, tiet7. o 27n ; red, new, 19e. to 216. ; old, 24e. to Ste. Row and old, 1.3. to 15s. Oats, potato, new, Bs. 6d. to 10s. ; old, lls. 6d. to 12a dd.; sommon, new, 7s. Od. to Bs. Bye, 16s. to 17a Flour, per stone, & 4d. to 6d. Oatmeal, per stone, 11< to is 2d. Byetneal., per stows, la Bd. Barloymeal, per stone. Is. Bd. Ocantings, Dec. I.—A fair supply of wheat and barley and small of other gala. Best qualities of wheat wen es/sable at a &dims of la fa 25.; damp and inferior could not be sold (although offend at a further reduction) except a small 'mime. Harley firm for Ins samples, inferior ls. lower. Beans and pens Arm. litoccznsw, Doc. L—At our today's market Euglish wheat met a fair sale at Is. to 2a per qr . . decline. Coop &Inn still ma th oanplabied of. Forenpi la per qr. cheaper. Barley a slow sale at Is. per qr. decline. Oat trade restricted to retail demands at the reduction of last week. Imports of the week ending Dec. 1 :—Wheat, foreign, 12,550. Bark;, 600. Oata, Ireland, 1,670. Maize, foreign, 3,990. Sundries, foreign, 2,400. GUILDYORD, DEC. I.—There is an soconinkilon of wheat in consequence of the supply having been for sereml weeks put in 11X1,81110 of the demand. The mime diMeelty is effecting sales of the general nun of new war again to-day experienced ; bat the lower sorts were more generally cleared at about 445., while old was in better demand. The best new realised 64e. ; old, 725. Tiede for other grain is very beau' picked maples of malting barley reach 46.., but grinding barley is not so saleable as previously. kimono, Dna. 1.-ne wheat market toelai wee wall the trails extreme* dull at teem ls. to is per Vf i i:r a. the bonbons Wirier and damp eamples to 4a. with so boyars ; Dailey is lame offer ; a t r , portion of damp inferior quality t the best lather Ism money ; inferior sorts fully 9e. per=tower. Oats, very little dote( is, at rather leer money ; pees and beans sad at fanner prices. Wheat from 265. to 38a. per load ; barley, Sk. to 38s. per qr. ; cute, 21s. to 28e. per qr. ; pass, 28e. to Ns. par load ; beans, 25e. to 33e. per qr. LIOCISTZR, Dar. 1.-The quantity of wheat brought to market by farmers to-day was tolerably good, and the at tendance was fair. A great number of sample* came to head is poor condition, and only few fine aorta were offered. i Wheat said at a reduction of Is. on the quotation of last week. Old white wheat sold at 68s. to 715.; new, Ms. to fies.; old red, 67e. to 695.•. new, 48s. to 58s. per 36 stone. Them wee • good supply of barley, and the best descriptions were in moderate request at the rates current on the pre vious Saturday, but inferior !ern' were fully le. cheaper; malting sold at 40• to 424.; grinding, 355. to 375. per quarter. The demand for oats was &low, and the supply being some what increseed, late rates were not in all instiuseee obtained; old, 35e. to 40e.• new, We. to 30a. per 24 stone. Beane were • limited sh ow, and sold at no material change in prices ; old, 68e. to 585.; new, 48s. to 56.. per quarter. Fine flour 485., seconds 46e., th irds 46. per 10 stone. Newcarrut-nroe-Tres, Dec. 1.-21 e. weather this week has again been very unsettled, more especially within the last two days, when mush min has fallen. The land gene tally is so saturated with wet as to ant the usual field labour of the seams being with. A very small portico of the lead has yet sewn, and all a agricultural operatic= are se amok% anew eat wham las weather sets In the whole hese whisk ear fermses tam labia to bear will be required to pinerthemuives in lisle soil position. The trade daring the week las hew ohmeeterised by great inactivity, owing to tim sada balk of the recent importa tions having pared direst tale the head. of our millers, thus shutting oat Ike a Maw oar molar demand ; business, therefore, has hem ably of • retell altimeter, and con. load for the mlllt part te Ike best mall although owe s bemi*lls St with tares quality ; r pooppei r e left sell at per Q. Was being rim if air taxes. rat ald ford(' there has lees a relell demand, extra high-mixed Konigsberg seaslikg 70a. whilst new Danish, weighing only 7lts., km best quilted It 54e., choice up to 61s, all per 5041b5. la Soar so little has been done that our quotations mop be considered little better than soadasL Malting barley, unless fine, neglected ; in grlsSsld i t li th less oonsiden stirnag ble ßlw brniness, and wi p t e h al a ufairnchAnburessOpuetingld cat sew comparatively with inquiry. At our market this morn- Maws bad a much lees supply wheat from the growers, sad the arrivals coastwise also to a moderate extent, fresh thrashed samples sold quickly at rather over the de- Crrides of this day se , unight, whilst the tone of the eg i enerally was decidedly better than of late. In south country qualities little was dune on the spot, but several cargoes of the best red were *old for delivery. Foreign, whether new or old, met more attention ; new Fallen] red commanded 605., French red, 58s. (with a chamber smell), whereas some quantity of old red Wolgast was placed 685., all per 5041ba. Flour was in moderate request, but in its value we quote little variation. Malting barley was an ex eeedingly slow side and inclining cheaper ; grinding less in quired for. Old malt ffrui. Old beans wanted, whereas new are difficult of disposal, although offered at less mow. Boiliag peas few offering, and value unchanged. Old oats a steady sale at fully las t week's prices. The arrivals this week are-W hest, coastwise, 844 qrs. ; foreign, 4,879. Barley, foreign, 732. Oats, coastwise, 170 ; foreign, 465. Peas, coastwise, 160; forlorn', 128. Beans, foreign, 535. Hour 362 seeks. Honwrce, Dtc, 1. - Here to-da rates there wu com parativelittle wheat o ff ering, and ' former ware supported l for the best parade, and even inferior were in some demand. The supply of bailey was prettzod, and pricesremained without alteration. A few urn es of cats were shown , and made 265. to 305. per qr. met a steady sale. White wheat was quoted 625. to 635. ; red ' ditto, 52a. to figs. ; du and inferior ditto, 46a. to 60a. : • best chevalier malting barley, 41 s. to 44 .. ; runs chevalier ditto, 3f15. to 405. ; d stilling ditto, 30a. to 365. per qt. Flour, 40s. to 41s. per sack from the miller. NOITTSIGHAIt, Der. 1.-At our corn market this morning there sus a fair quantity of wheat on offer, ormaiating of a few samples of old and a tolerable supply of new, the latter being in fair condition. The trade ruled quiet at bud i late rates to 68a. 755. ; new, Ms. to 675. • old r 645. to 715. ; new, 44e. to 625. per 36 stone. Th e show barley was about an average for the MP.. and away samples being inferior, the trade ruled Bak and Woes were Is. CO 2s. lower than but week ; main, ;4‘. to es.. Seals, 445. to 475. per qr. ; : grinding (old), Xs to 311 s. per 31; Maas. Of oats** mpg" seas fair, bit *ere was not much activity in the trade if pekes we Adis es trap as last week ; old, os. to i ds.' • new, 255. to 30s. ; ferelgs, its. to 335. per 34 storm. hessa were in =dente request at limb tered rates; old, 545. to We. ; old foreign, .101. to p r de stone. Super flour, 50s. to 1535. ; fine, 44. to eoe. per 2 stone. OXFORD, Dap. L —There was a ready sale at market, this day, for all deseriptions of old can ; and for which former rates were fully maintained. New wheat and other kinds of new grain were very plentiful, but still in the isms damp . state, which caused portions., to be metal. The following prices of the latter may be quoted, viz.: —White wheat, Iran 50a. to 80a, per quarter ; red wheat, 45e. to 55e. ; oats, lb. to 29a. ; barley, 32a. to 38s. ; beans, 40a. to 441. • old beans, 535. to 56e. ; boiling peas, 48s. to Ste . ; seconds flour, 45e. per lack ;hay, from 5/. 10s. to N. per ton. PITZII3OIOOOII, Dec. I.—At our market to-day we b a d only a null supply of wheat, which met a fair side, at fully the prices of this day week. Barley floe qualities better sale. °ate unaltered in rains. Beans inanely any showing. Prices :—Wheat, beet red, 51fit. to 58e. per 50111 n. ; comma a ditto, 40s. to 42e. per 480 lbs ; oats, llid. to Is. Oid. per stone ; beans, 565. to 57a per qr. of 5321b5. RIADL'4O, Dtc. I.—There was a short suppl y of wheat eat our market this morning, for th e most part a very rough condition. The attendance was an average ooe. Holder, commenced salting Let week's prices, but an consequence of the large supplies of foreign wheat, together with the ge. Deal bad condition of the wheat, a reduction of 3s, bad to submitted to before business could be transacted. Good barley was very saleable. In other articles but little doing. Boatmen, Dec. I.—There was very little prime wheat on offer, but the few keg of that description placed on the stands sold for about the same as last week. Other kinds, however, were much cheaper, inferior and secondary sorts being purchasable at 3s. to ss. below the terms of last week. Even at this reduction, however, millers and factors were indisposed to do business to any large - amount. There wu rot much barley brought forward, but fine malting sells at a slight reduction, and grinding can be purchased at leas money ; all other qualities, however, are unsaleable even at a still greater decline. Oats are exceedingly dull, and the tendency of that article is downward. Beans and peas are both cheaper. Wissaca, Dom I.—We continue to be moderately sup. plied with wheat, sad fairly of other pain. Wheat fully realises the penes of last week for all sorb, sod for the best dry ntillls quality Is. per qr. more. Oats and barley be!ag of so inferior a quality are • very dull sale and lower MN. given. Prices to the grower:— Wheat, white, new, 4155. to 1101. abs. per bushel ; rid, 425. to 56e., 631bs. ; oats, sew, l id. to Is. Id. per stone. . - Wommentn, tino. L —At this day's market there was a supply el tritest, but sellers would not submit to a i te r e i rine al mon then Ix per qr. Barley hilly la. per qr. lower. Oats and beans ed. to la. per qr. diaper. Yeas held for former rates. You, Dac. 1. —There wu a fair attendanoe of farmers and factors at our corn market to-day, but the show of wheat was hardly so abundant as last week. The bulk of the show consisted of samples of this year's growth, and were of inferior quality. Old and new were barely as dear as lest week. White, 58s. to 04 ; red, 500. to 55a. per 36 done. The demand for barley was quiet, and the swply being good, but of inferior quality, holders had to submit to a reduction in order to effect males. Malting, 39e. to 445. per qr. ; grinding, 325. to 38s. per 30 stone. Oata were in fair supply, and • slow sale at prices rather in favour of the buyer. Old, 29a to 32e. ; new, 245. to 275. per 24 stone. There was not • large supply of beans, which moved off at no important change in value. Old, 52e. to Ns. ; new, 245. to Vs. per 38 stone. Malt, 70s. to 717 a. ; rye, 40r. per qr. ; Sour, fee. to 49a. per sack. - . NIZZCALDT, Dec. I.—We had frost for twenty-tour hours, bet with this exception we have had another boisterous, rainy week, entirely suspending wheat sowing, and injuring very mach the condition of all grain, op -sly wheat. We bays seldom hassles suasion eontinuaaosof rainy weather. At our country nuke* this week, we had decidedly less grain offering, and no pearuro to sell ; nevertheless, we must quote new wheat 3. per qr. lower—no old offering ; bed barley, la. per qr. lower—inferior, 2s. per qr. lower; aa,' 3. per qr. lower. Here, to-day, we had only a modsaate supply of barley, small of wheat, but large of oats. dales slow, at • general reduction of It per qr. ; seesedary oats, 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat, 40e. to 6g. ; barley, 30a. to 41s. ; oats, 20s. to 29• WATIIIIOID. Dxc. 1.-00 i supplies of honsegrowrain have bean very moderate this week, and oor arri vals of 13Zgn are limited to 2,540 quarters of wheat from the Bea. We have had • very quiet trade for all articles, but prices have not given way to any extent. Irish wheat los found buyers at nearly former rates for picked samples, but inhrior qualities we note 6d. per barrel cheaper. Farina in moderate request at 3d. to 6d. per barrel decline. Barley more inquired for, and fully endear. Oats held firmly for lest week's currency, with a moderate amount of basin's' passing. For Indian corn we had • better inquiry, and the sales for the week are to • fair extent, at a slight reduction from the prime of lest market. Flour rather easier. Imports this week :—Wheat, 2,540 ; dour, 180 sacks. Exports this week :—Wheat, 42 barrels ; barley, 181; oats, 2,770; flour, 501 sacks; oatmeal. 45 eaeka. WRATH= REPORT. DEMI= 1, lain= • .n 9 A.IL a I M. I 1. C. 1. Alosamm.. WTI 46 46 saa aarioroora .. 10.08 68 61 18.1. Blow= 10. 71 46 48 LLB. Co6WituBei stal 88- 71. L 0 Pomo= .. 18.04 46 48 L. 0 eiLwAr .... 19.46 61 40 L/6. Inv 46 IL IL L L WU II.BII 47 66 .441 I=2° wv 48 47 LW. b W. 41 19.1$ M— SAW. e m Y69191W11 19.91 46 46 &arr. a kora ILO 49 47 LILL b e JAW J 141 was 49 67 L r r Kara 1 Mil Wit 41 se 1.51 W. be L/rw lllB6 49 48 1.8.1 be DOVII 29.91 48 44 W.S.W. 901164140912 70.71 a 47 LW. ea rumors 19.88 61 11 &X TIMM 29.50 60 49 8.8. W. 19.81 48 46 ILLL Bahr VIM 11 UAL 0 f Ran= Lagoa , • s 1860. 11112•NA.210N. I —Procter corrected and redjoad --- te *I deg. at mean *ea level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing one.bundredtb of as lads diminution and sects 10 deg. above $2 deg., causing three busedrogthe Increase nearly). IL—Exposed thermometer In ebada. M.-31 ditto (for evaponition and dew point). D.—lgroottoa of wind (true—aot sagoetkl. —Foroe ( o , :r —fttlasatad). C.—Cioad (1 to 9). I.—lnltial letter b. blue sk Bawls ((Weald , ;f, fog : Is, hall: llghtalug la. 7 ) o,l Preili 0 1 0 ; r, rola ; s, snow , I. theg,ite, repeated amend—thas, rr. ranch rain. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Ann Nefami (harque)....antern Hwb, Tr4;ns Ilverpool, with the balance of her cargo (209 wham*, for Belies, ea board, took ere in her hold on the eta. of November, bat lair much exer tion the fire was got ander, but the whole of the cargo remain ing on board was saturated with water, damaged, and has been sold.-14t. Thomaa, Nov. 14. Olammatteo, from Alexandria to Ball, weed the Downs on the 9th of October, and Ime not inee been heard of. VESHELB BPOKIN WITH. Andou. from Ceylon for London, gent 15, tat. 20.25 S., 100. 2147 Z. Cawood°re ig S i. stl e ptions Mauritius. Oct. ft. Mormon N from tnlcutta fur Liverpool, Sept. 1, lat. 27.34:15., km. 56.12 Gala. from Singapore for Loudon. Oot. 20, lat. 451., too. 6 E. Ham Hap. from Calcutta 42 days, Sept. 23, lat. 20 8„ lot. to is. Layette, from Bombay for Liverpool, Oct. 9, ht. 22 S., 100. E. Shames, from Mauritlua for London, Oct. M. Vanguard. from Calcutta for Quesuitoma. Oct. 1!, tat. a 8., km. Wm% 11010ZOPAT2110 COCOA. Itr delicious seer" gretedid smoothness, and invigorating power bare pro. eared its posed adoption as a breakfast beverage. lib., Ina, and 11b. pickets, at la ed. per lb., by the principal grocers Libelled "James Sppe,i lionicsopathle i'hengst, London: —4Ad vertioseasitt.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. COLL—Nor.» M Wimbledon, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel A. Cole. of a aoo. ELLISON.—Nor. 29, at Dartniouth.park.road, kentish-town. the wife of T. Wilson, ITag , of a daughter. FUSS, TICI.—Nor. 28. at Kidtuore Parsonage, Odordshire, the wife of the Rev. Y. P. Ylemyng , of a daughter. MACKLIL—Nov. IT, at Montpelier, Bristol, the wife of the Bet. .1. Mackie, of a eon. MAY.rhios. 29, at Lee, Kest, the wile of A. P. May, Esq.. of a see. MOBTLOCK.—Noy. 27. at Cambridge, the wife of K J. Mort Joel. Nag., of a daugkter. MARRIAGES. BAIJOUL—BALIINGTON.--Nov. la, at ahrivenham, Berk shire, by the Lord Bishop of Worcester, C. Balfour, Eau . Newton bon, to the Hon. Miss Barrington, daughter of Lord Barrlegtom CEA NE—WATION.--Nov. 2sl, at St. Pancras, by the Bev. W. R. Arrowsnalth, Mr. W. W. Crane, of Thorney Abbe>, to Jane. daughter of B. Watson. laq., of The Orange, Thonal. GARDINEZ—NADIN.—Nev. 28, at St. Paul'a ritretfordn.l. Manchester, by the Rev. W. Carpenter, Yredk. Oeorje, 'f the late W. Gardiner, ~ to Amelia, daughter of the late T. Radio, req., al Ma r. DEATHS. CLASILL—Nov. Ig, et Ling-street, Covent-garden, Mr. IL Clarice, aged dd. DAC N.—Nov. al Inner Tooting, E Damn, Eel., aged T 4 DI BUNSBI4.-clf le, er. la, at Bonn, Prussic, Charles Chrotu , Baron 411 144/411/1. aged S. DUNDIpDALIC—Ifov, 70, lit W. Dunderdale, of New Wortil. We's; Leeds, aged AL EAFEZEY.—Nor. AA at 'Malty Homo, Eastbourne, Susses, St a• gavot, wrtfe of Mr. O. A. Jeffery. tiltiTL Y.—Yoe. It at Si, doeseneteireet. Portman hill tIV Edith Chad*, elder daughter et Dr. sad Mrs. Prted.., Y. tee years and • hall. Mal& sad Pahlabsd Ip WILLIAII Mao RAW of No Lotabor.l-strest, la tits City of London, Mae,. at Ito Mho, to I I,l l *rd-stmt. ta the PfscLuct of 11.Ilts 1 : 1 / 0 elP?Miliaa S., La. ... ~,