The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-28 00:00:00

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Feint 'the Valued Gortiohtse p wed sad warmly rs. 1. Lounced In the cowl* .a.hl. spa. Irb. ulers %Its- 11h pre. nond , nitt d e er h. " 4" : trams la db 4 to, fail."'" I. U n dem ard ows. Ira 11•45i g .7,1 81 /4 " r bli ma i .._ lhil bk. ! nailed Nub • edwiesi, ' VE Leadm, .„„a 0 Wee 111. 1 .4 1- 7...... It at. (11•4:7' env Ch ip * sea r. the ahhe by*. wet ea 111111• PO. , .1 bees Peed, t ** " Pere Tr: et 170 'w awa 4 , -- -. Idaho el the rhea It Lel hes w/34167 law ale. Gaze teem. oh& doted the Need ' la whisk ii. at tient was war ism r, MI ter M t ei e . sad they aft 11. I" Rest, h ditt aw. thet thigh h. hie I. a steno el phee I. CeePetteish d aid los 1 elhbee ll eel l o= the eeePteellftd tiredly .. :th (R. l rrll et the gem sad h. wodit i hosoar. It .rays teak II e 'Olt that • d thigh Meade r e et reatehhu ss% woe es theer lks dismal,' ge Nu k e I. wit la. sige ) pay pen et ddi who Vie a .s of tweeter. U. k i d motith; the °Neal ce.ow Tama(' Lt.".,,,, I. , 34.4 M IM pile a ewer easuled ,r., , .beill I, , . oilers of Os Milo 11 tr V.c. Jan Vlsiselliff. rr nurned bas lit 1Y!• Lt. :, • oessiderstie *Pk 4 .., . stalossoot : Tlist the It.. • 1, ,I those is Ilse • 1 1 , 0 8 ! M . 1 , the best material. 0! .0 rmd . t y et a I resior• •11f71 0 , 1 Ligr. ~, r y:.. h, sad that th _ I•.t le tech ; that dm sl 0! Pr !' • order. Illa ffa ir, 4r. that then wee O.eM I. et 0* the dit 41 Ws pc... wiz a seam sad :A Ow ga w s ; I P Ids ssegooli "xi re is nal A , .N 1 pro ressit i r gaells . Wile o,c I fa= b o w si l t V.. shi t.• ~,, a a di. bfillrij L t /.. : I wain etilla a d es bins Weasiiare lett sot • it law vws a dlisiell s= s"; la Wef t spa la a dr dm si tog )411_ 11 L, to t ill la▪ d ff ie.^ 1. If WIWI. AN., 1.011..• . o ini, I. o a rel atafik fili sTit S3 reer: netted midi *a al 1 re n You W5D ... 1) 0 0 04 ‘ .. e.., d Lira la _Mt. - en , 6 +40 r arne ...m.a r0.,.....___ ..v. ns It wawa a_ 1.4 1 • retiedaat ' to.. amO Iter ai Amor r_. .. WA V 2: ,b,. prlvialle ° I k . , ter iv ) 0.. l , der o tA. e ,i 1k end eisseed • er. who . C II MIN f4k I a at • et, ree "'el lee lie II IRELAND. Dram. Day .27. kr J a h n O'Connell having undertaken to invite g et id I Ile Irish members of parliament, to hold a re ettnir to I tublio, previous to the openisg Of dm Or the purpose of ooncertiog CHISSOINNI " to i o f • cot tbe passing of anew penal law," has received ro t ' payers to his circular It appears that he L et t 1.1.1 lovitatioa to the Roman catholic putties ;Fib e Irish repreontatives, yid although Mr. of;abettt , in his reply, suggests that " than liberal „.1 ertiestar,t members of parliament who have : ; kt ., under all circumstances. proved themselves dot .o ig friends of civil and religious liberty," p a c i.d be invited, Mr. 0 Connell still adheres to Y w ~pinion, and thinks that although the miao w aseabos may come if they please, the catholice ar id sot .oliclt them. This step . of Mr. John oactall's can hardly fail to prove injurious Loth' • ,., 2 f a r eih:e h it has been made. If it have the distrartiog attention from another movement lett Lee het n in progress among the Irish rep/emir sad which I mentioned in a recent letter, it cr • 'odeed turn out to be • v ery u nf or tun a t e one; • bsee strorg reasons to suspect that the extreme expressed by Mr. O'Coaaell on this matter, • be employed was excess by some Irish members s cat co-operating with their colleagues in the tO Width I have referred. The answers c o, Mr. OCessell has received are from Mr. M P.; Mr. O'Higgins, M.P.; Mr. A. i n & heat., M.P.; M. T. Meagher, M.P.; and Mr. P.iition Fagan, M.P r . Mr. Fagan regrets that he a ., be unable to have home during the week pieced. i t : the opening of parliament, and consequently tit to cannot attend the meeting. The other faith sills -is approve of Mr. O'Connell's plan, and will Sir. OFlaherty adding the very natural and r aper si.ggertton which I have mentioned. on the esbi-ct of the peculiar injustice to which gee rf tat unfortunate depositors in the Cudiestreet ;,,,,a d s Hank have been subjected, as described in tt , Esiolse of Wednesday, the following oar aspande ace has taken place b. tween the Lord Mayor te. itabiu sad toe Chancellor of Exchequer: hlansioo House, D ahlia, Dec. '2O, 18.50. li ST Sif —1 ben leave to inches for your perusal a se,a the sapid depositors in the Cafe-greet Savings rinyteel at a pule meeting, held in the Royal Ei re.• in this toy, on the 17th instant, and at waits I had ' , ,. , at to preside. Snugly sympathising with the poor earr,stir rec,,mmend their memorial to your ewsideration. I have the honour to my neat air, 'CUTS most faithfully, Jour Ray. 14 the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the Dee. 24, ISA.—lfy dear Sir,—l have received r, 4.11 d the t c:i.mpanying memorial on behalf of the r• Ai the Ciagfc-itrett daring' Bank, whose deposits • sccorlins to law. Icm only say at psi e• al that rt horn the commiastoners was only received ea the sod that tt. cirhunutancee which appear in thou .e..:ozugshying paper" must be carefully considered 4 derie. , di eat he ms le. It must, however, I 'task, as the there is • broad distinction between pantie ;r i esits are legal and those whose deposits are illegal. ~ 1 tre• cacianotances under which tie illegal deposals osier shin the case materially, must, I think you will ,t. 11. matter gunmetal consideration, and I will use no s aint my beat attention to the subject —Yews, Itleity, Cet Alan WOOD —John Reynolds, M.P. A timely, to which it is said a great number of !meows are already attached, has been addressed Insulters of the }Louie of Commons connected 1, hosed, suggesting the propriety of adopting I ~oareg declaration : 1%, One under.ignsd, deem it oar duty at the pretest to declare our unalterable attachment to the prime I and rtligh-tie liberty, and oar deternainauon to eery c Institutional means say meatus tendlog to legitletive enactment with the discipline or doc ) ponies of tha (dawn's subjects. ~ ,i nsors to this " important manifesto " are Nl.Cullsgh (Dundalk), Devereue (county of !). and OTlakirty (town of Galway) ; the r tire Roman catholic,, log is anextract from a letter received in • tridil one of the leading men of the province of k, and one of the representatives of the sud th st ILL Juhti's ;. re.r `..• 1 io a bos, by the Dromaltair, which sailed n. direct, a day or two •go, • dozen repels tM nileay toarention held in the United Btatei last 1 - .1 the purpose of oweacetiog the railway efforts of .nay w,tb tt meal Ireland, trust Dublin via Galway. . will take up the tnatMr spiritedly this it, of coarse, will encourage the promotese of it use, it they fled the call warmly responded to tree I Oink we Shall purpose giving an acre of I aid as • tor e cry pound of stock subscribed; thus, 1001. •• a saarelsolder not onlylof 1001. stock, but also, to Lioselt and bus bens, in fee simple, of 107 a gad farming country. If you ►ave cot , ..h to lialway, or on the rotes epeeilled es Ike re-' • to rues tc • with them. Valuable statimiced reports pn•rress of the peps( ilevelepareats of the whole • .1 v..• thsr►eter and 1 rodwele et the country through I se es— and of the trade sad commerce of the pro -1 quill also be glad to forward. Icdead, I to be put le ouseassissuo• with some at t►e stid most SCUT* NS In your parts, who take an • t this great season. We shall probsbly seed • home, sad the work as be sere quiskly . it toy can at once Whet commis% spirits, with , -tie ' , to heat them out, fite, 1i,111111.20X CLERICAL PIMILIIIIIIIII. J. W. Whiteekerome Moly Trashy perpetual coney. • sfe. to. Lammaslre, 410. Masekeetee; palm. Vigor tianara. • b. C. Campbell. to Coakley Cloy. eo. Norfolk end :sawicli. value 1681,• to•ron, Mrs .rood • W BAT WII, to Willesden viesmite, eo. Middlesex. loe.thas, value 1301.; patron, the Dian sad Chapin v. W. Seackhome, to 8:. Luke's thumb, o:dotreet, • E Ferrier, to St. liortkie in the Fields carsey. .r. 11. Beck, to St Yuri, Keosioites, corer,. J Noddy, to Sc Jietlhtss, &thud green, verity. 1 II Kook, to St. Mali% one, nosey. 11 Musa, to All Boots' Church, Gordon-gout II W. Keightley, to Enfield CCIIICy. J. L. Mellow, to High Reding rectory, Essex ; value pares. Esrl of 11,1.0. H Moot., Vicar of Beelealaad, to Reassure canonry it s estSedsal church 01 Lichfield. Woodsass, to Parley Chaaberlayne mum 1... rola* 36.91., with residence; peon, P. H. Bt. Jolts Es q . L. W. Us Meshy, to St. Philip perpetual easy, Leeds 1.45, ; patrons, the Crows sad Bishop of Ripon I. s J. H. Ednnoi, to Redesign curacy, Bradford, 4i Swift, to Bt. Thomas's perpetual cum, patron, .ta of Bea:borough. 44.1411., •- lik pworth, Baulk, dio. Norwich ; value, •oo patron, King's Collage, Cambridge ; r• deceased. Krnt, duo. Loadm ; value 7401., with c• , a . t.,0, Bishop of Rocheeter; Be v. W. Greer CURACISO.—BristoI, Bt. Jou; valsel6ol4 rlwo and Bishop al'ornatolp ; Bor. M. Bat «d. , St. John, Harrow, 'Kiddlaws, dio. London; 11,ros Copland; BAT. IL W. Burton, promoted. NAVAL Imuurr, DEc. 27. —Arroirennwrs. Bar s. DoomHy, Oa Ow Sooopooto Animist. Bsogoons :J. the AIWA 'trite ; J. Comploll to tit. loos. Aisistamt Borootots D. O. Poottrta to Um Soagooet ; loom to tits Victory. MILITARY. Mal itlebt's Gebytts.) W1110“14111. Die. V. 1,, T. , 4 Dry. 06.—Eas. H. M. ertanyeer, tem 17th F., to t.y.. by m y vice O'Hara, prem. 4.4.—C01t GD. Pow to be lieut., by par., vies *akar, • I "l , —Car. J. K. Lomas is be tiveleeent, by par., vise 1.11,.. tete. L• tn.aw—UwL H. Itlardli to M edi., vise Apar,. did sct. li Adams, oily. (0 . 11 . Asst. et MEI OdA—ltsi. and CUL kr 0. by par, doe CoL Lassellts, Who Nis.; 010. J. J. W. Asserrets to Ds mpur. by pa, vas Er " ; l ast. sod Cot. a ilsewseo is Assisi sad yur, -tuL via. Anipesida sh ; e Res. sod last I. A. Wawa to sod gap. sy rd Brns& ...Lae Ods—OssA ~N setua. Ada Is AS bet. Ad ',- • I sr, dotard Iltslasi.vbe AO. iL Owls, fres Ow rttla IL, to beats, do A. o rele. anw. rotaries sip, by pa., An lokbi. rza. LA. Aormase. Ins SIM r wls 1105 Craft I.th C • ONO. 0.11. Boat. b• re. ~t e lissesy, Yr rot ins bowie • len Nor 0. c.w.0./2s le be bannl.. rar IMllto Ai*. `J. W. Newnan lobs Piajpr, WINN elle OW . tout. r. P. L. hams by Is an. by On. On WIWI{ P.w min le be tIwL, IJ pwr.. 511 bib w. IL I. RUMS Is ho Ilen, by ny.. Ins W I. feu. .., 1 1* -- Xwat W. Muff Nan lo b lenni., by par, Woll =wb.; Qin I. T. inns lo le inn, by rm. woo •(. 0. 0. %wan to to oorpi, by pm, •los Tarns ; En. • —••••••. 1 " -- be NW, by ps i Vas Nll/. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1850. Raw iintelltgence. (DAMES' COURT.—YurzaDAT. Eau ILL Savomuutv ?orris. _ WOODMAN AMD ANC/TERI ;P:i;;;L.III.--BILL Mb was aa oaths to reorWeiti.eanotia t of a bell of m auve aesspasd tie dareadast. Mr. MOO appea by red for tits platatilf. aad Mt. Mararaman ler die dakedast. Th• SAM& wen Messrs. Woodman and Banbridge, whaleaM amt==s I. Tower-street, and the bill in gumbos =id Mods la the ordiaary course of balsam, It sahmad t o they by a coustry othstomee famed Lowe. Th• t, it appeased, was a dancing master at lye.' wish, and la was ia $i batik of snaking professional toys, aye*, plates he Adam* being Balkier, Essex. Whilst wileatimid than be tap at the Whits Mart but and it seasetiasa that he was indebted to th is landlord, aat only for bet for nosey Ist. In January last Us* 1 dallankat as take up a bill then nearly doe, and he applied to Mr. Durant, the landlord, for • loth of 71. to mg& MK to do so. Mr. Detract advanced that ma Is Ohs iishisdaat, who give as irecartty the bill sew wed epos, payable at dx =oaths. The defendant so- 'opted the bill la blank, being aware that Mr. Darant's sass was sot bowled is it as the drawee, Mr. Datum declining is appear as the drawer, is OM'S to avoid becoming liable as such to any future holder. As acgsaintanca of Mr. Durant* who had had many pecuniary traasaatioss with hiss, militia to Ida fora temporary loan, and sot betas provided with cash. Mr. Durant gars bin the bill, and told bias to do what' he weld with it, it he thought it worth anything. This person, Lowe, paid the bill to the plaintiffs, who now sued the artosptor. The defendant merely denied ale acceptance. Mr. Detract provid the def.-whine" acceptance, and stated that though the name of Lowe appeared in the bill as the drawn, he (Durant) is reality was the drawer. Lowe's name was inserted altar he ( Durant) handed the bill to hint. Mr. Muammar' submitted that the action could not be sastathad, oa this ground that Ditrant, and not Lowe, was tits drawer ; that the defendant had never accepted any bill of what Lowe was the drawer, and that the only au thorised drawer of the ball was Durant. — TMlsarae --- dt3scoodarywasoropinTio• that this would have boss • automatist delirium u between drawer sad acceptor, bat immaterial es between indorses and acceptor. Verdict for th• plabniff. Tits Bowman Amtcasta LIP. Asacasacs COMPANY a. 13►aaor.—laeua►rch Commintom. The Wendel': wee an eunt of the company at Liverpool, and this action was brought against him to recover 111, the balance, less 11 12e. commission of moneys received by him in that capacity The case wu proved by the defendant's own letters, and the jary toned for the plaintiffs. WANDSWORTH COUNTY COURT--YEsTzaDAy. SUCKS I. I". luzia, Era., and &Jury. SKITS AID 011111111 T. LIND/ST.—Tem LAM Rico• MOND SWAM. Thus wee as action to reamer 161. Ile., the value of five silver cape, prises M a regatta which took place on the 3rd of September last, and which it was alleged for the plaintiffs —the crew of the Confidenoo—had been wrongfully detained by the defendant, an innkeeper at litcbmcnd, mut treuurer on the oneasion. It was a four oared rem, and three crews the Ctrdigan, Confidence, and Chichester. The Cardigan and Confid. rem fouled, and got aground when half a mile ahead of the Chichester, and the latter, although called to, went is and claimed the prize. The umpire de cided that, as the Chichester bad tailed to obey the com mand, the Confidence, having been foremost of the other two, wee entitled to the prize. The judge supported the umpire, as having been excepted by both parties; the jery disallowed his decision, and a ver dict for defendant mu taken by consent. suasive velocity, which would be affooffery to astablia the ems, and of which no proof had as yet been presented se kis ? M* Hawley said that he should be prepared upon * future occasion to show that he bad driven st an iteasthorised rata g 'pod, and had acted wholly contrary to the bylaws and mutations of the company. The defendant, who appeared to be greatly exalted, was shout to enter upon en explanation of the circumstances, but was advised by the magistrate to morn whatever be bad to my, and inquired whether be had any stereos' in atteadance who would become answerable for his of appears:toe ? The defendant answered in the negative, m his friends all resided at a distance, and that he was wholly unprepared for such a result se the present inquiry. In answer tea mustiest from the magistrate, Mr. Hawley sold that the defendant had boon suspended from the envies of the company; but as he bed always, he believed, up to the present occurrence, conducted himself with perfect steadiness and propriety, he felt himself authorised, on Us part of t h e company, in consenting to "wept his own reeennisaness foe his future appearms Mr. Hameln maraud ; and the recognmasese having been mordiogly taken, the whole of the parties quitted the court. CLESEEN WELL. BINITOLINOIL—The second half of a 51. note from C. H. 0. end a6l bask note from Lord 8., have been received ' tot the peer box of this court. • MARYLEBONE. Basevouuton.--F. L. P. forwarded to the court, through Coitus and Co., a 51. note for the poor-box. MAILLBOBOUGH-STBEET. A BRUTAL IiUsRILLN.—TAOWSaI LAMP, an Irishman, was charged wilt stabbing another Irishman named ll'Carthy, with a clasp knife. The prisoner and a number of his countrymen went into the Nog 's Head public-house, in Compton street, to have some porter. A gnarled ensued, which ended is a fight. A witless named Kingston saw the prisoner take the quart pots from the table,ll.lthem with boiling water from the copper is the tap-room, end throw the scalding contents over the persons prksent. He uen drew from his pocket a clasp knife and stabbed Kingston. Afterwards he sta bed another man named M'Certhy, in the facts and body. /d'Carthy was taken to the Middlesex Hospital, where he was at present lying. The other man's wounds were of a slighter nature. Mr. Birch, landlord of the Nag's Head, said be heard quarrelling in the taproom, and he went into the place and tumid the persona out. When he returned to the taproom be hound the prisoner there with as ups knife in his hand. Witham put him also eat of the house, but was not aware at the time that he had stabbed any one. Police cuistable Redman said the wounds of Macerthy were three is number, and of a serious character. The prisoner said be knew nothing about the matter. He was reseeded until Friday. ASSAULT ow TRZ POLICI.—Jerry Neck, Julia Mole, Timothy Neale, and John Burley, were charged with have lag violently assaulted police constable Wade. The constable "aid he found a party of drunken Irish men end women fiebtieg together in Oxford-greet. He inter. tared to preserve the peace, upon which they ceased their results on each other and turned their vengeance upon his. He was badly need, especially by Jerry Neale. The defendants were none of them caber. Jerry Neale fined 201., alone month's imprisonment; the other three 6e., or seven dep. &TILL THE 111.1811.-11'sGinn Ahorn, an Irish labourer, was, charged with having kic:_ed out the eye of James Fleming. The complainant mid the prisoner, who bad been drink ing, began to be ray gearrelsome in Cambridge-court, end offered to fight with any body end *very body. Coto plideant got him into the house where be lodged, and :he prisoner walked up two or three stairs, and this, turning suddenly round, aimed a dreadful kick at his lace, which split his nose and drove the eye completely from the socket. Complainant screamed with oval, tied the de. tendant was amend. Compleinant was taken to Middlesex Hospital, with his eye hanging on his cheek. His wounds were °reseed, and he wu informed he would most likely never recover the sight of that eye. The prisoner said he wee drunk, otherwise he should not have injured a man who was doing good to him. Remanded tall Fridai . LAMBETH. ButIVOLINOL—Mr.Norton re ceived,through the bank ing house of Mears. Coatis and Co., from F.L.P., a 61. bank note; from Moors. Hoara, for Lord 8., a 51, note ; the remaining halt of a 61. note from B 11.0. ; and a sovereign, through the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, loom Mr. William Wells, for the pwr boo—all of whisk he requested our reporter to acknowledge. THAMES. MURDEROUS MID DASTARDLY ASSAULT.—Georg' Hunt, a cabdriver, barge No. 8,979, was charged with committing a sayspre assault on Thomas Whittaker, a police-countable, No. lfia H, who appeared to have been terribly punished and was in a week state from lees of blood. It appeared that at 2o'clock yesterday morning, the atten dee of the constable was called to the prisoner, who was seated on the b . :: of his cab, which was fall of people inside and out. The cabman was inaliag • great disturbance, and the constable ordered him to drive away, which he did, at • most lotions rate from Olouenter-street, Com• marcial•rcad, to Plummer's-row, Whftechapel, when the cab was upset and the hone fell. The prisoner was then Mood to be very much inebriated, sad be was flogging his horse unmercifully. Whit. taker interposed and told the driver he we. not fit to have charge of a horse and cab. His remonstrances were received with a good deal of foul longings, and Whittaker was at last under the necessity of trineg the prisoner into custody, and he had no image done so than he wu throws down under the horse's feat, and the prisomr trampled upon him. The pollinates on »covering his legs was knocked down again and his hat knocked off. After • fierce struggle he secured the prisoner, who walksd • very I short distance very quietly, and than made • furious attack upon the constable, whom he held by the hair of the head wi h one hand, while he pummelled his mmercifuAy with his fist, and then threw him with great violence upon the ground. The policeman struggled with the fellow oa the ground, and when he got up, was kicked 'host the tags and body ia • meet savage He manag ed , however, to -- with the pet three peen old. He had promised to mare her. He had make would have hie ge on her brother on the Wed. si a sg a 7 " ; previous to the Pre. Air ra . Wood proved that he sew the prisoner write, and the three:ening letter produced as sent to Mr. Christopher Rae, was h: his handwriting. The letter wu produce] by Inspector Coleman, but the aos e a m a b ike s siready been made public. The prisoner wee thus formally committed, but will be b rosg h t pp on mo l eg a y for theidepoeitatme to be cemplued. N* ft.—Unot. it Z. IMMISALID Cannata. Dirt. le be opt, by Par. Wee Omit. orbs vein; IW. Lest. It. J. E. PMUMM 10 la bet liont.. by Fr Wee lb F. ample& lie I. 0. D. Para to le ANL, without per, Wee Ars. sintadia; Gent. Cada 2. Dux, tam the AL ILL Col ,to be ?qv. Wel .. o.—Seo. A. Asisnoosent to be Meet, whitest par„ Wee J. C. Y. nth llrVere. O' ?. 0. Yalamter to be 1MA.401" by per, Wei Do tiwt., ;01 0. Dam lets voice, by per., Wee Eger. tee ; LIM CI. /1. S. Woos be be met, by par.. Woe Mon. SIN I.—Abet. J. IA Pwpwmressort, tess Veda ,to be apt, Woe G. W. Iheilno. vile veto 1106 LD. neon.* to I. Meet, by par., Wee Pole, The Mi. who • P.-041. T. Harr, her lOW P., le be *opt, Wee Condon% nee. Web P.--. alm Chet. P. IL Coolness, Am We Wed F., le be wet, Wee elkaleos ash. SY Went twee 1610.-3. W. HALM" pet. to be M. br pr. Meurer.—The vinteranenaleasi alias al lie DM the L. le hate the lead end ampietep teak et am, W &dr baba pliant IW or the ainnot et LkW.IW. T. phi, d the Repot togiereie. st Order, ter ' Asa Isarnelien be die net el minim eat obis llcurrow, =F. Rmassa. pet.; J. le. Jam lionsziam. gat.; O. feel.; IL L. Plasnimseir, gent. lionowains.—l S immolates of UAL J. Wear se AL c= Slat V., het tom -waled le We 1771 fit, ; Itent. et Nth P., ban be to Wad lienielerat we the ego g some at .oAeo , Iten et UM et " Inmate SPORTING. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. mor Majeity's Ong bond, Tuesday, Heide; Friday, Uxbridge. 011amia-M 11. lad Henry Bealnall liart i ji esk onsWri 3. ll=l; Tursdia. V adi %dit ece Weillbr i ifida„.....:111210a Mosoi- el iltwarth ; sway. Ende r by; Irelity, Legagikiiisar. Dominion komis. Tolder. Maildima li ntar,. Chotham-411• garter to 11. ndianal. basadii, Ilanday, Beibury Hall; Madmidi• 1 MOMMlnass; Ibobssay,llllllslm-at • quoin to 11. 1 11r. &BMWs kirand• ifindar, Quarley Hill; Traria= bid; Welnialm, Ileretleiga• Tarawa; Thursday, Mae; Rash leenalegt; Ilifistsy, loam Court-at 11. Dohs el Monad, trey bagmla. Miagrq, Tate boat.; Thandigt.ll! lull =Talon InuaL . l i lleiaral Hall; Thursday , Tnaillett Wag; Sneweia. Isseli-st • coolie MT ...1 Mareeleablie lamedal i Wellamotlb awn Min; nide?, Main B. V. 11. Wanton, nmeut eat. lim ass 10.111 U. Crawler .nd flandem Ikeday, Bosidall WV; Wal sseday, limper Village; MO: lie, Caddlill-M amalgam Is 11. Brigliton harrier% Moaday, Pathan ; Weineleyakeis earn; Balie=kia-at • quartar to It. s berriars, Monday, Newmarket Hill , Thurelay. Tels aairerT-at balf-pmt 10. tre Iman4 Monday, Eread M 111; Thursday, Froddialey 1111-at hal!paat 10. thind Uunft, Wednesday, Creme Park-at 10. Indsworth hounds, Tuesday, Bootee Hall; Thursday, Pt/Wigton Bridge ; Saturday, Ellossil Lodge-at halt post 10. Mr. Luetaralioanda, Monday,Sbeetets Hill Gate; Turiday, Banda Mawr; 1 buraday, Sandbeek lurk; Friday, Grove-at hardest 10. Ilmmbam Moor hounds, Monday, Wishill Park ; Wednesday, Ibilemsd Code; Friday, Dedham bar; Saturday, Natick - at ba ged Ilk r- Mimi henna, Mnaday„ Wiel:non • Tama ,y, Pen and Hounds law ; Tburaday, Catatua Village ; Saturday, Thome* Park-at half -111. past Lod Tarteroagh'shonads, Moaday, awake/Maas ; Wednesday, hardy hose; Saturday Leveed Warran-st 11. St Talton /1) bees bounds, Monday, Garroby Hill Top; Wednes da, Sand Hutton Howe; Friday, Settrington Homo -41 ball-past 10. Ilaiderneso hounds, Monday, Beiningbolum; Tuesday, Sunder land Mak; Thursday, Brae LW ; Fiiday, Urrasiewood-at • quarter to 11. Meta Union hounds, Wadarsday, Althorae Lion; Saturday, Car penter.' Arms. Beaten-at balf.past Ito. Reg Esea humid., Tuesday, Beklunip Bells; Monday, Naming tared; Saturday, Hutto, Oahe- at half-past 10. Mr. Cosyef a sound•llleeday, High Soothing Street ; Wednesday, Blalimore , Saturday, Fylield-at liaittast 10. South Ewa bounds, Freddy, Mucking ; Saturday, Dog and Prat ridge. !men and Suffolk Moo* Tuesday, Cal Grove; Friday, Stratford Bill.-at half-peat 10. Mr IL itutrea'shaasek Meaday, Allerton; Tuesday, Carthiniataelr; Widliesday, Newham Ward; Friday, System Sigma ; Saturday, Waelerby Met Mt-MIL dalawars bounds. Maeda Canby; Tuesday, &Um; Thursday, Willa Onason; tiatarday,aarn- at 11. Ind Wlnvoilliant's Manta y, Ma hew Close ; Wednesday, Gig Wigan Window. lad Oath bounds, Monday, Bearby ; Wedieday, Mind DWI; May, EMI; aturdas, Balked-at ha.l. teat to. Nevoid. and Gaterilead harriers, Monday, Pedaled ; Widnes & , Pastbea ; Friday, Beuturvaare -at 10. County bounds, Monday, Willa/tun ; Watteau, Aida Grange. near Durham ; trebly, !KM"' gate-at IsiMpag lu. Massa barren, Wednesday, Portland Arms; Friday, W taking ton-4 1.41. 'IMMO bounds, Monday, Warden ; Thursday, kirkley-at ball past IL Hayden hounds, Wednesday, Star Plantation ; Saturday, Ca% Cm 'a -at IL stakton and Willingham barites, Tuesday, Shades ; Thursday, Maarten -at ball-past 10. Baby hounds, Monday, Houghton Bak Turnpike Gate ; Wednes day, Winston Bridge; Friday Mary Park-at ball-pat 10. Mr. Hritlyard's barriers, Monday, Newby; Friday, Tranholma Bar -at ball-past ID. Illiwweetb hounda, Traisday, Welberry Village ; Saturday, Erma& -at half-prat 10. Mr. Micketee's hmads, Monday, Creston Maim; Tuesday, Des- Maim Toll Bar ; Friday, TiMay Arse-st It 1 ISMS Subscription bounds (Mr. Theobskre, Tuabley, Maps Nor. tor; M. May, /unty Comm-at half-past 11. ntherrtuse bounds, Monday, Red Oato; Wednerday, Shatingtan Bruise; Friay, Horns Bridge; Saturday, tirialow-at 11. WI Berkshire Sam* Monday, Tar Wood; Weseeaday, !dewberry Dow.; Ind.), Little Coarrell-at dull-pat 10. Carohndgabtre hounds. Monday, Slushy Oran; Friday, Hard. wtrke Arms - M haltpret 10. Cartuarthenalre Wads, Wednesday, Plough and Harrow; Maur ,la/, Cernmembil Inn - at 10. re bounds, Monday, avolasen ; Wednesda y Hessertad. hi. day, tomato Wood; eatuiday, Langley Gate -at haf-mot to. Mr. Drala's hounds, Ti aredy , Stratton Audi"). ; Th ursday, Edge , oute Villme; Saturday, l , oghoe Town-at hatgpast 10. I I untadon I.osads, Monday, lobate Dorn; Wednesday, Swale mote Home ; Friday, !Mat= -at a quarter to 11. IL H. hotted., Monday, Upton tiro y • Tuesday, Brookwood; Thursday, Nonninean Down ; Saturday, leardsy -et • quarter to 11. kleralurdature (Lord Gifford's) hounds, Tuesday, Ullingswiek; Friday, Tenth dilemma on the Abereasenny Rod- at hill pat 10. lkythro,i (lord Bededalr's) hounds, Monday, Bolier's Barn; Wed ged.), Itradwell tin.ve ; Friday, Bounce Bridge; eiturday, Idea baba- at hall-part 10. Web, (Mr. 0. Wall's) bound., Monday, Woodman lan, Span bolt ; Wearily. Mamas We ; Fray. Toodall Brtek.kilns -at • wrier IL Haw to orth hands.Tanduy, Welberry Wings; Saturday, Kends -et lialf-past IL Bra seat laganda. Tuesday, Itraboura Comae-at 11. Thursday, eta Pat Sear day, ahem Gats-at half-paat 10. M i r. Leah*. ( ) boundr, Tuesday, Manatee Dade ; Fri a/ ,111111 Weed. (Mr Gilia.), hound.. Monday, Stoke Edith Turnpike; Prldayi Frith Wood-at bar-past 10. Lard lanatale'a !sounds, Tuoaday, Haws erase; isturday, Ley 111110immosi -at It. Mr. W. B. Leoradeffs hounds, Meeday, Shear Lei, re Ma LI.M. tan rad la Woburn; Wednesday, Wtsabw ; gatteidq, Fumes Wail -al 11. Yr. LeMingtoas hound., Monday, Kay Setae; Tburaday, Sp iels; Saturdiy„ Longbeach-M 11. Norunuetbshwe bounds, Manday, Traria llsunday, Dingestos. Bridge; Maeda week, = i nt= alwanth -et balLast 10. Mr. llongsn'a bomb, Meads; Orrmasaallridar Tbuisiay Mem MAIM WNW week Lsapelone Hauer; wait, Carnet -at bakast ill. s.r.u. hands. Tanisy, Hansa; rffersaay. Filly; lateray. Wittarrie-se a pear to IL Itr.lleweert Mead% rssigy, Tempe Ise. wee Oisetueeptot ea le. As==aay ,M=sigittal44' Tr.7:74.7. 1 r ; Thirsda, Kr. Ihe Plillagati Mark diagish Wtaytegb ; lturgday, Wed. datry-se IL Fraley lad Abaft hsweas, Monday, Great Harawden; W fassoki. Illigarlan ; Mil, Cry ; Saturday, Ounden-st a quarter to IL Lord listsbermasn's hasak_Maday, Darby Wood; Magaiday, Illa Homo ; nifty, libigleyWood; Saturday, Omer% Oak-at 11. !Meltdown houriM. Wasisy, the Lisa, Fatboara; Friday, per k? Maw. 9,l Milia; 0011 1..! , t , Wibringtell Toll Gate-et ball. gat 10; Wainalay wank wiudal 11 Hill-at gall-pea 11; Friday week, ((Mn linsawedd. 1 Bounds, Monday, I.=, i Tnalay.. Weal UMW; Mash Derby; Saturday, a--at MI. part 10. Nor* iledladdilio bars, Naafi Wellingten ; Wassail', Sedgy ; Mew Illegmdt- at Idgelea tgr , ait M ark ' s = Peggeed; nerdy Grist Istwiraqi .. l W. TWAT Loafs; w a lk Beednina W. TreleM Aorta% i Ilansayrys; Wised y, Illeiwasisni; /tr. • rarwit ua hen" " I= . flag; Priddy, Lodger Ter-01 bilded IL Ilme Imaiftlialllay,Paillik *eel; Veirgegy. Pram DM Mk Winn Net Sadardsh Cligirsi-et 11. li re& beseteL_,.lto46.4„Sageddedee Iledol; Thursday, Sid 1 1:41dotige litmras iefir li = Tll l erregener. IMAM Illgargigy.lllrdiga; Vendee Abbey; Pdigy, Pap. is To Sgegideag e le Sksi-eke to 11. . mg. Monday 'en....,lll=Ni Illol Tve L . ( " IL= ill . 1 eile t h a 'LI layer Teedies, I.lyggrez Village ; Mts. Lterleyied -se Od. dleelteldt beerk II coley, Bdgeed Greet; Wader*, griiika Oman rifilifialses 11W--ArtPeit k .. 10 6. Him ., traftgaym ililul" lim igyieggy l. i r re :MO; . Tditeet-et I ; ligilli t (lle. Dye;s). Taida, Matron; now. bina t bai rXi. E.ariga Csaid; Melmsofty, OEMs; ISsedtiwzro Wedugesy, CIOWII Bill Dowd; dirdey. ia8"; "mi ne lkswi egaarikel ir reen M 6 7. - j ai rfa l l; Tani* Moat= ; Friday, Stgyeleg Pat l& rag METROPOLITAN HANDICAP AND CEINTER Cue.—W• ar• requested to state that the weights fee Wee 1 seats will be patufeked as Saturday, the llth el January. Toss Pianism or Tinirsaarcs Tit LIVILZPOOL. —lt bet morally boss s raigesa of numb (says the Lioerawoi Ifseerry) that ties samba s prisooen charged with drub sad disowisrly was irises at this partioa dm daring say pieties a Ow yes,. This hes has Mai busk is a areas sesessa, to the hospitable swam pas ha* Nora or lees at Ili Nu Christmas) wawa, lag ths sew esermat temptation haM est to awl palms In mated the Worts a sundaes Is is. IlijOrne" o f UN" kill"" is whisk they ere psaielpissa This mr, brurser, it is satiesowsi to state. Iss samba of " gnat sal dis missals wee asp awl for the Christina ma OM Mira the as sf amdsary scoria TY balm Mora Sisk asesiled say twisty tines Oman et the *fa airs. ad et lbws isseass was t with hobs halted fir ram sail* sae with beieslirssk eat dismisely. MARKET S. BUGAR.—The avenge price of sugar, a.`le praiser of the British pareaslens in America, computed from the returns wade in the week 'radio' the 24th Dee., 1850, is 295. 3d. per cwt. Bogor, the produce of the Mauritius, Is 275. 21d. the gewinoe of the Eut Indies, is 284. 4W. The average pries of the three foregoing descriptions joiatly is 28e. bid.—London Gazette. BRISTOL, DSc. 27. The produce markets closed here on Saturday last for the Christmas holidays, after a very dull day ; indeed, as is very frequently the ease at the close of the year, buyers appeared unwilling to enter into new engagements, and the transac tions reported were very limited to amount. Balinese will sot be tensed it. the public market before Saturday, Jan. 4 Ltszarool., Dsc. 27. SCOMIL—As usual at this season there has been little bugs's. done, and the soles are only 200 hhda B. P. and 1,000 bags Nagel, at lest week's prices. In foreign there have not Urea any transactions on the spot, bat a cargo of brown Pernuabsco, of the new crop, has been sold to arrive at 20e. per ow., landing weights. Molasses.—The sales have been 490 puns. Cuba Muscovado, in Wore, at 18s. 34. to Hie. 6d., end 230 puns. Demerara, from the quay, eel& per cwt. Coffee.—The business of the week is coofined to 70 tees. Jamaica, chit fly of fine quality, at full prices. Nothing deco in Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento. The sales of Ries by emetic* amount only to 1,508 bags, chiefly low Bom bay, at Bt. 6d., but 12,000 bags Bengal bay, been disposed of by print. at lower rites, viz , fle for yellow cargo, and 9.. 9d. per owe. for middling white, duty paid. Ham.-100 puns. Demerara have been disposed of, at full prices. Tia.—Soma sales were reported in the new Congo= is the early part of the week, at la 2d. to le 3yd. for nohow., and at Is lid. per lb. for inferior quality ; but latterly W eiser ha. been almost suspended. In But India drysaltery articles very little his been dons ; 360 begs of Cutch brought 21s. ; 100 bags pearl sago, 20i.; some sago filar, 16s. per cwt. ; and a few cheats of esata oil, 31d. per lb.-2,600 poskets end 260 bags Reseal Bowed us reported at 47a. to 48s. ; 900 bass rapeseed at 41s. per qr., and one ton American bees' was at 61. 136. per cwt. —Saltpetre remains rather dull, and only 100 bags reported, at 26e. to 28L-01 nitrate of soda, upwards of 200 tone sold at 13. 6d.. and 220 tons, to arrive, at 13s. 41d. per cwt. Osman.—Small sales ere only reported, without chauge. — cortori—LivitareoL, Dec. 27.—The present week opened with rather less suinta•ion than bad previously prevailed; but as it advanced the demand again became general and gnod: the trade are induced by the ream soli they tied for many kinds of goods to buy freely; but the high rates now established deter speculators from operating largely, and at this season comparatively little is taken for export. The total tales of the week have been 43,990 bales. To-day the market is influenced by the determination of the Bank of Benland to advance the minimum rate of interest from 24 to 3 per cent. Thin measure, adopted with a view at once to correct the exchanges and to check excessive and unwarrantable speculation, has slightly limited the demand, bat bee not materially changed prices, the sales today being 6,000 bales, at about previous rater. American descriptions tae in general and good demand, and the low and miadling qualities have commanded • trifling advance, scarcely amounting to, id. per lb., on last weak's prices, the recent import of new American has increased the supply of fair and good; and in these qualities there is no change, the autho rised quotations being the same as last week. Brazils and Egyptian are in fair request, but they are without materiel change in value. Stunts are freely Mitred, and they too remain at about last week's prices. 3,360 bales of American, 770 Egyptian, 30 West ladle, and 4,430 Burets have been taken on speculation, and 360 of American and 860 Bursts for export. Wednesday next, being New Yeat's Day, will be • holiday. WOOL.—Liana, Die. 27.—Enousu : There ksa sot been say change in this market this week. The demand is active, and prices are firm, with as upward tendency. roman : We have no chaise/ to report in this market since last week. The demand continuo good for the season of the year, and prices firm. HOSIERY, &o.—Lnicsirrias, D.c. 27.—The manufac turers have been occupied with .cock-taking generally, and with the holidays there boa been almost a cemation of active business. Some American buyers have been in the town, making inquiries for next fall goods, and there is every con fidence felt in a fair demand as the year commences, full confidence being felt in the maintenance of prices In both lab,iur and wool. COALS.- LONDON, Dec 27.-CLO/11 OP Till Rut Adair* Main, 12.. 94.; Bate's West Hartley, 141.; Holywell, 16.. 63.; Buddle's West Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 124. 94.3 Wylans, 14s. 6d.; Hasting's Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Booth Pearetb, 135.; West Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Lawson, 165.; Wails Bad 11. dley, 151. 3d.; Walls Bnd Harass., 14.. 91.; Walls End Brown, 149.9 d ; Walls End Walker, 16..; Tanfleld Moor Bates, 13e. Bd.; Walla Bud Bridal% 16s. 61.; Walls End Belmont, 161.04. ; Walls Bad Riohmusd,l6s. 34.; Wills Ead Haswell, 17s. 34 ; Walla Bad Ball, 161. ; Walls Bud Lumley, 151. 94. ; Eden Main, 16s. id.; Walls Ead Kenos, 161. 6d. ; Walls End Carailoc, 16s. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. 6d.; Walls Ead Whitworth, 13.. 61.; Weis End 17s. ; Hartley, 13s. 9d.; Birohirovs Gralgola, 195.-ehips at market, 317 ; sold, 77. CORN —CIIMAISPORD, Dee. 27.—The supply" wt. not large to day of Whist or other r rn ; Wheat. met a Woo Prows Ms LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, Dee. 27. Bac. Joss &aim, Neweastle-upon-Tyrie, and North Shields, merchant, to surrender Jan. 7 and Feb. II at 12, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. Bola., Crosby and Compton. Church-court, Old Joof y, and Boyle, Nswcastle-upos-Tyns ; of. resig., linker, Newcastle-upon. rf Wumax Yrromm. sad Wacuss Boss, Barnsley, York hire, iron. founders. Jan. 13 and Feb. 3 at 11, at Leeds Court. 8,4" Shew. and msd ltar.hall, Barnsley, and Bond and Barwick, Lads; off. walla BeFes !AWL Imams Ihrinat, Brad Mal, Yorkshire, stuff manufsetnrer, Jan 16 and yak. T it 11, at Ladd Court. Bois., Riclurdaaft aid Guist, Leeds; lsroti ME rag., Weems. Leeds. Yotato North-plaes, Kingsland-road, and Silver-stmt. Gokles.aquare, citeessmourr, Jan. 3 at 1 h and Feb. 7 at 1, at Bi- ZMVil o.b .twtreet. Sol., We Ibsen., ToMey.street, Southwar k; off. Coleman-street. ECLAItSTIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Twceus Bantams. Itattlemiett, Suffolk, sullen-Ist dlv. of is 61d., Dee. SI, sad any wibeequeat Tosaday, at Fennell's, Guildhall. chambers. Salem ltmsertz. Edwaravirlet, Langham-place, cabinet maker-Ist dia. of 2s. 91, Dee. 31, and any Inaba queLt 1 outlay, at tennell's, Guildhall-chambers. EDWA/13 Cannes, Greenwich, upbolsterer—lst die. of Is. 6d., Des 24, sad two subsequent Saturdays, at FAlwards', Sambroak-court. &mum Days and J 902713 BkOW/I. lkdford-atreet, Covent-garden, coach uses manufsetnivre—lot Ms. of es., Ike. 31, and any subs*. quest Tosaley, at Prnnell's, Guildhall-chambers. Jeru EASION, Bomenbasn, Ilununielonithwe, carrier-Ist die. of Gala 30., cou Deo. 23, and two subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', Sam. broot-rt. hams Faint Emasee, llolhorn, hydraulic engineer —lst div. of 7s. ad., Dec. 31, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fennell's. .111.4.11_*••••••••• Gnats Fawn; Edgeware-road, ironmonger —let di•. cf ed., Des. 31, and any vent Tuesday, it Penuell'a, Guildhall-chambers. Jahn Fis drape,-Ist die. of h5...1d., Um. 31, 11114 any ' , Amnesia 7Waaay, at Penned's, Guildhallettaurbets. Wawa& Goa, Murray.alstet, Mutsu, Taman aid straw hat mans facture-Ist die. of Si., Dec. SI, and any aubacquent at Pennell% Ontldhall-ehambers. Wtwatt Goorea —lst div.. 4 ad., Dee. 31, and any subsequent Tues day, at Pennell's. Unduhsll.drambees. MONA, Oawan.c, Great Voter-street, flour dealer-2nd die. of 7 13-18 d., Dee. 31, and any subsequent Tuese.ry, at Pennell* llotants,iiiday-sleset, silk gauze menu[ octet—let of In ed., Dee. 31, and any sulncquent Tuesday, at Pennell's, JOIRPH JAIIOIIIO, Dartford, Kent, Linesidraper —lst div. of 3.., Dee. 28, and two subsequent Saturdays, at Belwarde, dunbrook-court. Easily- Jews; and Joan Jt um!, New SUCIICIIIIIII3I, Nut to.k, g rivers —lst div. of IL, Dee. 31, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pea. nell's, Onildball.chambers. Ramo and 0011, Great , cotiandlard, navy agents-7th div. of id., Dm. 31, and any subsequamt Tuesday, at Gueldhad. chamber.. ALIII./.oita Ilium, Liverpool and Bootle, aloe merchant—di,. of 6..3d., Jan. 1, and any subsequent Wedhaday, at Turner's, Liver. pooL Vinhide Ileum, Liverpool and Bootle, wine merchant—die. od 20,., Jan. 1, and subsequent Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. FZID1111(11 110011T1010 , , Gretllololl, staLoaer—lat 111,. 01 fa. 9d.„ Deo. 2S, anu three subsequent Saturday., at Gruom'a, Abchursh. lane. Rowans. Naraws, Warnford.court, stockbroker —let div. of nd., Dec. 31, and any subsequent Ttioielay, Lt Pcnnell'a, chamber.. W,Luan Nous, Cambridge-rills, Camden New-town, builder—lat and Sisal do. of id., Dec. ad, and three subsequent Smurdaye, at OroomokAbchurch.lane. CIAILOI Pturau, Tooleyatreet. and Trinity-square, houthwark, potato 111101101411-11% di.. or ltd., Ilea. 30, and two sal.. mquent itatordays, at Edwards', 01011 1 / 1 00k-001111. Itosaars, Burnham, Buckingbasseturv, apothecary-1d dlr. of 34., tier. 31, and any sulsequcat Tuesday, at Pennell's, loh;t:AMTni 7 , - Monkirearmotith, Durham, rape manufacturer-2nd We. of 21,1. (in addtiion to Is. previously decLaed), Dec. XV, and any subacute at Saturday, at Baker`a, Newomtletupon.'lyoe. June Wau., IlighOpPgate.street, Chemist-20,14m at 1141, Dec. 31, and any suberquent I lie-day, at Pennell's, iMuldhadLehanibera. Jams V, zee, Hounslow-Leath, retoncr Si beer-lad .lie. ut Dee. 31, and any subempi,nt Tuesday. at I'OUIICINI, huildhalL &ambers. Trams WIAZZLIt, Liverpool, fruit merchant-div. of 24., Jan. 1, and any subsequent Wooneaday, at Turner's, Llverpook Wickims WILLINUIT, jun. Brixton, clerk a the Customs-2nd die. of la. 21d., Dee. di, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Penned's. lialklhalltehambera. DIVIDENDS.-Jam 22. 11. M. Bowden, Limmideeet, CSty, export and general inerchant-Jaa. 23. 11. Button, York-square, Cnonnem ciuhroad East, cleft in the Customs -Jan. IL C. T. Depree, Wak, held" steer; St. Pancras, stone merchant-Jan. 23. U. Donaldeon, Buck- Ingham-Art*4 Strand, army agent-Jan. M. 14. Uundry and W. Z. Guidry, Britlpori, Dorset/Ilitre, hanker•-Jan. 22. J. Jardine, Dart., had, Kent, linendraper -Mu. 14. W. Damn, Preston, Lauctialike, innkeeper-Jam 2i. J. Richronls. jun., Reading, Berkshire, bunker -Jan. 21. J. Sand, M. Neut., Ilardangdonshire, draper-Jan. 21. B. W. A. Sleigh, Bcdfoatirdetti, Strand, primer-Jan. 21. J. Starkey, Oldatreet, M. Luke's, cerpenter-Jan. 11. W. K. J. Wilson, Block. well, Surrey, master Ma/MCC CLUTIVICATIta to as 'rental, unless cause Without to the contrary, on Use day of meeting. Jan. 17. R. Baraer and H. Davey, Bin ster, Oxfordshire, drapers - Jan. 20. E. U. kiddie, Valentinmasm, BlAckfriazi-nutl, miller-Jam. 17. T. King, jun., Cast liteenwich, builder-Jan. it. J. Somme", Mandruter, nectar-Jan. 20. J. death, Liverpool, haberdasher-Jan. 17. R. WeaDity, tirrenwlch, boat maker. PAKTNCRVIIIPB DisSoLVED.-J. Barbie and R. W. Craig, Manchester, engravers to calico printers-J. Borman and O. Leadenhall-strect, Clty, hulurs -D. Cope, and U. Cope jun., Birminghlun, manufacturers of Cirromn silver wares -W. B. ' Cherie and W. H. Whi theta, Maneheett r, brokers-J. Indium and T. Swift, jun., Hanley, btatfordethre, mercers-J. hash and 11. I.4.uum. Rho& swell, Stepney, builder, -J. Glover and It. Tetley, Brad ford, Yorkshire, worsted apinnent-W. liodgiun and It. W. V, hams, Barnoldswics, West Riding of Yorkshire, stone ware and term mitts mannfueturera-W. Ilidlusay and It. Roberts, Frithatreek Mho, whitmem-D. lade and J. Lade, Glasgow, wine and ipirit merchant, -Blisabeth Ann Lowndes, Mary Yid) Lunder, Emma Lowndts, Sophia Ann Lowndes, and ELIA l.osndes, Haymarket, military camp eqaipage warehomernen-J. Merrill and It. T. Merrell, l'udding.lans and Botolptnlane, City, Insurance brokers-J. Moore, jun, and R. Derbyshire, Manchester, coal mercbanta-J. Powell, B. Wright, and S. haddock, Brighton, dens and mantle makers-Saran Seater and H. nether, Burnley, Lancashire, tee dealer-c:. Shapland, J. Fry, and F. pry, Bristol, coal miners, so tar us regards C. HMO:tad-8. r Walker and U. Cardwell, Wnitley, Yoriatiire, wribblinit , Walker, O. Cardwell, kkanor Wilke, and Sarah Walker, lleckniond ; elks, Yorkshire, *cobbling mW.ersoo far a. regards 8. Walker and ( Eleanor Wilka-W. N. W utter and J. Catchpulx, White Horse-yard, Celentanatmet, liverynien-P. Wyatt and J.l. Newberry, Barastairy. WILLIAM Kar, VOA% IsltuirtuA. WITICII SEQUESTRATIONS. Iletansburgh, Dutabartuushile, joiner, lan. 1 and 22, Ilenusburgh. Glasgow, whadsrule druggists, Jan. 2 and 23, at el the Tontine Gi°l°.! Yu_ L 0 the — e Ina. DAVID Mime, BCOUCT4dg DLO, on bIKIVART. Waterloo Tam rmy-Purt-an-Cralg, grocer, Jan. 2 and 24, at the Arry-Porteen.Crarg. 131.40 w, earear, Dee. 31 and Jan. 21, at the ra, Glaegovr. RETUKiiB MK TEE PAST WESK. Named Massy. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. EMBIZZLIKVIT —John Woomat, porter to Messrs. New ton and Co., notaries, was charged be the Lord Mayor with having embeaslcd the money of his employers. The prisoner had been frequently sent out with bills kr payment, and it was hi. duty to pay into the hands of the sleek of the establishment whatever money he collected in the coarse of the day immediately upon his return. On one day, however, he went to present three ban of exchange for sums amounting to upwards of 631 , and he did not return ; but, upon being met by one of the establishment, he was given into the custody of a policeman, to whom he handed over between 401. and 601 , part of the proceeds of - Mr. John Whitehouse, cheemnionger, of Church-street, Mackney, said—The prisoner presented to me on Friday, ks fOth inst., a bill of exchange, drawn by Jane Brodie, for 261.16 e., sad I paid him the amount. Mr. John Dyson, of Victoria-grove, Stoke Newington a wan chandler, said—The prisoner brought to me a bill o exchange for 211. fe., and 1 paid him that amount. Mr. John Jack, of North-place, Kingsland-road, stated that the prisoner presented to has lather or brother a bill of exchange for 151 or. 11d., which amount was paid to him. Mr. Gotobed, cloth to the proeocutors, proved that the bills of enchants, which wars all produced at the examination, had been delivered to the prisoner, with instructic,na to call nos payment of them, and that the prisoner returned. A policeman said the prisoner was given into his custody at 9 o'clock at night in the Borough, and delivered to him a considerable portion of the cash. It was upon the tint examination stated, by a solicitor who appeared for the prisoner. that the unfortunate man had hike into tha soma= errs of the time of the year, sad bass haemmdl sad sobbed, sad a remand was then readily poled. fa ostler that his employer, night cause some in quiry to he made. Yeeterday, however, the prisoner, hav ing been in the usual manner 'eked whether be had nay statement to We, said be bad nothing whatever to lay.— Ile was then committed for trial. Gum OCTIAOI. —John Keating was Charged with having 'wised all the furniture of his sister-M-law sad beaten her and her husband with the leg of am of the chain. The ashy reseal the peer Team meld give for the outrage was that the night was Ir• day, that they were all bypr?failioa . . __. M ung ___-... --..,,,.. Irish - tailors, that way were near islatioas, aa r tliat the I°-- ..._,,' - --- e.,_ - - --,_-• -""ar'nr grapple - sneer awl throw us return. The cabman raised hie sal; at le. lidnation from list week ; 1. - ei1, ' 397. - to - 41:11:: white, defeadant had kept his baud in practice for some time at the e sad kicked the polies constable in the eye, and cut it open. 44.. to 475. Barley dull, and rather lower, except for the same kind of amusement on her (intr. flust =s tr op qualPies. Beans rather declined in value. A polissman, who was also Irish, mid that hints Welt Whittaker ., was at last completely dead beaten and carried mat for to stop the row, and prevent any move of the farni• • '''' into a mho Another polisemao, named Conway, was called,„_ ~,, COYHMTET, Dec. 27.-We have to report a dull trade in tan, all of which had been destroyed, from being injured, be who waawl lII° Orawalw' cad attar a P awl "al of "" a "' own to-doy, with a thin attendance. Best Wheats, 15e. to walked up to the room, and since the day he was born he with him, seamed his, with the IMPUHAMOI of others, to 16s. 6d. Barley, salting, 241. to 265. 64. Beans olold, Ils. sever saw such dreadful ' work-tables and chairs and bozos ahe u wa ,. °4l `,..L hma _. r i ,.„., „,..„,.. L „., .„,„ ris to 12s. ; new. Ws. tolls. Oats, old, 20s. to 231. ; new, sad other ereogury ware were all "mashed into smithereene, in ""..."'''"' Barclay , ---”"--'"-. o n --.-- - High- 18e. 6d. to 21a. Peas, new, 10s. to Ile. fact 'wry thing was brain to piece" except the feather bed. street, con fi rmed the s tatement of the policeman uto Wit (Load liaskUr.) savage manner in which ha w as usated, and said the mob Exuma, Dec. 27.-Owing to the Christmas holidays, the in Wit wen urging on and excitin g prisoner attendaus on our Corn Exchange to-day has been ve ITM itiol said it was true he broke up an old stool • t tha small, bat we note no alteration inthe al f' ry Wane bissistar WWI Mau se randrel, but he never struck ill•use Vituttaker While the to . policeman was oppo. _, _,_ • us o any dearly un ,we lithe Me be mist have dose it le mistake for site Mese' bell•foundry a man struck him a violent °' g ain =Vibellllll obi Wafture in the plum blow and blocked him down. He saw the primmer LINCOLN, Dec. 27.-A fair show of Wheat to-day, which TM Lori MOM said the attack made by the defendant kin the policies= five or six Uses in the chest, and the was taken off at last week's rates. Good Barley maintained me art Won. sad although ha was rather disposed to officer got so exhausted at last that be got a chair for Plat, law rates. Oats and Beans firm, at late quotations. Wheat, sums Christmas ebullitions which were not attended with end set him in it. A more dastardly outrage he nav a wit. red, 34.. to 38 e. ; white, 38e. to 43e. Barley, 19,. to 25e. Willie= onsequoas, he could not think of allowing such awled • Oats, 14e. to 20s. Beans, 27e. to 30s. bedsit so Was of which milt clear evidence had been gives The primmer, in detonate, said his ca b was overturned by LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27.-The trade at our market this be go mapaablud. Ilia lordship then eased upon the do- strident oa Thursday daimon, and some persons assisted in morning varied little in any nuptial point from its previous bulast m a fine of 106., or go to prises for a s moat!. putting it to rights aria, and be expressed his gratitude by ohanoter,-very aleaderly attended by home and country The laughed at the idea of trivia, as musk is • treating them, sad unfortunately drunk a little himself, end millers, who arisen no inclination to eater into stook at the km., be *osmosis ho had ruassiuod : a a rroa then Nat in consequence of having received a wound in the bead soma Om n of the year; the sales of Wheat were limited, pia time ago it took effect spas him, and he became inebriated. Melly to a few remnants, forced off in order to clear up " li=oraltra. -The Len Mayer maned that therm Hs was Vll7 Ruh bun sail knocked about himself. accounts ; importers, however, were generally firm, midi soma, with ira anal kind r0r1ia,,,,,h8,,,aiu by ammo ., „ 8 .. Two Mn tropesta wilasems gave the prisoner a geed adhering deathly to previous rates, we repeat J~alas hi gawps or 181. Hum ~ v i sil l aar V - a w,..• f or dsurass a, charism aad said be was usually a vary well- behaved, our last quotations. States, Canadian, and P 7r= whisk charitable gift should be distributed ecoomilng to 'P hi ' la tempo at Mai " Flour continued, as of late, to meet a moderate she a f ih , decor. Hu kod u dp adda d shag ha rimmid 1 Ms. Iselin said it was perfeetly evident that the ptlsoner abate of attention and realised the annexed currency, Irish tho autilleat Mika given by Mr. Walla is the words-. Lot ' was drunk while he was on daty, and he was not in ait Flour remelting stationary. Prime malting Barley was ohm dr , dirr run for tusk fe w swasususa sis dims n state to drive a hue and sib, and might have done serious saleable at former prices, whilst in grinding samples little or the severity of the winter, be followed by those mimhief to the public. The injury the primmer bad ming so banes' was apparent. Malt, Iltres, and Peas, being 11 11 = 11 1aMe• had blamed with the . The receipt oa the head eboold ban mad* his particularly careful, sad scaresly noticed, were the turn cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal rd urd from William 12 , end 21. jam J. r i ff ., wou l d also, be ought to stuns from drinking spirituous liquors at all. mere alas much neglected , each barely ',straining . recent hhi lordship h ope d , be soli...land inmho um/is/sm. If the Onus would partake of strong drinks it was likely values. Indian Corn, similar to other articles, was in slow WORSHIP•STBRET. that he 110•111 JOSlefOle mischief to humid( and passengers. rapist, losing the small advisee of Tuesday, bat was act UM COLLISION OM Tan Bra d COMMIS RAILWAH. Be _ . ...afala rjrobr. to pay a floe of 31 . , or be tart* urgently pcsessd for sale at the abatement. Arrivals late -.haw Ike night charges bad bun disposed of, N itrates *me° let Sae Liverpool lid Raaaero from the 24th to the 26th Doe. :- aa ugloit driver employed upon the Eastern Condo WANDSWORTH. Wheat, 6,721 ore.; Malt, 76 LOats, 3,046; Beans, 87 i Pen Wyly,Hes brought before Km Hammill, to saner as Tile CAM OP 11(CINDIAILM at CLAPHAM.- 10 ; Oatmeal, 6,602 smka ; Flour, 1,661 sacks, and 18,172 Wkirmatin pretemd &salmi bus, ludic was of the clauses Edward Amer was imexamined, chirped, on his own Goa- WWI. Imports to Inland : Wheat, 60 7 tlrs• ; Belief. us Lord di iota, for hung wilfully violated autrun hellion, with setting fire to stains warehouses and work 829; Beau, 118 ; Indian Corn, 1,638; India' Con Meal, regalatbias el Hu sompany, by driving his antra is inch a shops belonging to Captain Thomas Roes, an situate in she 63 ; Floor, 40 sacks and 701 barrels. es suess mg ugliest' amen as to asiaka a serious vicinity of Clipttun•oommon, on the evening of Priday, the Sovrauutrox, Dec. 27.-The attendaneo was moderate, oslibloa with the Colobsehm teals, whereby several of the 20th lost and the amount of truisms passing very ballad, as Is sisal posesarn had sustaind Warn, and tkak lives had been The first witness examiaed was Rickard Young, a pollee at this mum. But few farmers' samples of Wheat offering, pissed la imminent dram ceweishis of the D dioilliola to whoa tibtl prisms area- and these mostly he bad condition. The sale woe, Goose- Mr. Hawley, ROM the Gess K Moms. Crowd's and dived himself, and who reaultrilated the trattrany which he gustily, slow, and the turn of pries in fairest of the buyer. Maynard,solicitors to the , 'Mimosa to the main. gave at the Marylabous Pone Court. The same applies to B ably, except the very finest malting bran that elho sables' meow essapielat erne est el the Captain MOMS ROM sworn-TM damage done was sow samples, which are wont as much mousy. Oat. firm. la elnersoirmen sass log the edibles which Oleeleed as the salembly MA trim 1,0001., the buildings destroyed, al- other ankles n.i alteration. =dike Me ble_re_o_o_r_ la* Birk law Helme r sad *Mb =own. Ming very •11°°°i". cove rwl wish slate W AD , Dee. 27.-The arrivals of grain are mo b" a = s r • rdiabli7 iii immeri. °e a = °M ufti. . 14 %M: shies et leatee l as o r rad "' dente . The st ooks of Wheat in omit anti* to he ld balm Ws 0 the reilwah al* ersool it sad ezponve_ weede r a vast number flooriag Basly but the weakly thus f a r me adosus „ our tbd:=lo ail tbs t yeeesellsos mania Ike boards, sad own deuirlpeloa of material required for Mum its , sa d t0:a,.., with u lr us i ss a eds , the hoar qualities „a bah wal a phis laillwi - lla 111 M esas Se es " sem Sheasale awash These wee also a pile of "' la easier ' to buy, sad aOMMOR rus le. per qr. lower . Fine fe.abili ask aims" wield j ustif y the lae l ielsee he " a l near She hwadia l l "' l n a The O mer was at warir as description of Bulgy on without altsratimi in mho, but upes the deleadasa te Ind sourity for him eggesrmass at the the mashes bras* woke, under my iceboats!, Mr. lola t h e light sad &ado , was „di go off s l ow l y. o a r, sad amino to wean the range, Wood. Be wee wee dids he feela hia ewe 6.14 " . Shelling steady. Boise rathernoode. Imports during the Mr. Gums Mishardscw, the rmeral supeekleadleat of the Boats emit eine be woo la ma sad maid, " I'm shiputbeing : Whoa ,. '8 996 qes. • Barlow. 3,280 ; Oats, 67 ; Bests, ire, woe this maid, sad said-Bbortly after tea o'eleek sent o ff those pumbra r imil I don't no why I Hold be pat 5 1 - ; Pa .. 29 i lum ,. k u Is ar . se the males 4111 Yeadily, this 23rd lasi I woe at the oat of work. Tea en raft owe . holding ' amile,end 81161614110010. eat is essostreesso ef the 4... fog which will you , give me Se mai a kindred to make *mar I CATTLE. _ caulasua, tiaa:B6.-This being rho day afsaa preeelleilsa the Noe lone masks Meted= le Ike aims sal, •My Fla fellOW_l I dal ass whirr Mesh he Cu r ium" and puttee beton nresiotele pretty well sestitad, tares. Aida rempteand *sob seemodeths le no blame drives away ;In shall de diem at the "Me west rho imam was a oory -- ,1 I I one. i n .. „ we we , ft! " of the alibis stashed le the wombs mdse. IMt away, and I die sot sae Met Nina. mkt es the of! bee saa present, sad but a small Dumb., of ..isiabis sr. finellard stem eflosrarde by Os pdhatiatary tole ass sonar, wham I uer Wm et the Malif de Sjeta dead We bed Flu: Best beef. Ss 61. par stone ; inferior ditto, 6e.-Mat. Oddiener, whisk wee sad al the rate of from eve te no motive to Wan as." The made ler opt bet W. &A per lb.-Voal, bet per lb. seven mines !emir , sad king lot passed the Brisk-has ea I wee mains away he real, " ow, ele, roe amo steles whoa the Mendell moos nen, et which deheamt and lOM reedy to Oro Po ell the oetragerrawk al ffir r • has been moduli a t Exuma,27.-TM supply to-dayto, ins the driver, emilash es rod rue fats ern ans. Ia ear The prima thou essemeed to Nods 800 fir way but with no very brisk dlemand. The beet fat Beef sold • Instances Be. 61. was asked of the Nakao the hossobea as the sad of the la v be had dap* el hle time 1=111; iresang la freely at Se. Per seore - in sent . _ t =e s **ad tees It, eel the teak pert of the mashie tiastalse. He odd lhat hil *tad * 4ar ern, sad we beams In ore kistanos that sum was mon. nom sold at 7s. to 7a dd. per Nora. Cows immoral* is hest of It having bona hoed in, Nosed of He mode moo Oho essodo, me if whisk wee that In 0 I laws ordirtFY Tl4l_l_ bet ter pries am of We hot tho romapelee asseatud Wuxi's, but s as s of than kapply s aid ha *ell see ersoorallisa soma yam He abo and Calm iced at czi::_ wore eta seises diremion a . in hod reendestia the traiMet _seta lio was way cold. 7 1 . 16". to lb. 10s. made. Barman shoat 4. per score The apply of S was also utederato-large fat lissiessla Ziakembes, the statiommastor at the Ilisalind He dal not haw what ems am Him; bat he ultimately • did not yield mare w as Small Mee slallea, esid-Os die arrival of the Nowak sum tons etneladed he would do it, sad did do it. W ;ethos sold tolerably fru at 6d. yr lb. Ewes, 4d. to 444. ea the sight In geodes I told Ike deka*. pormal le Jean Weed raid he was ell&derAdt for part of _ -A earl man supply of Pork earems ; meek 6.8 dirosiesa I had maned rem the last whom, Mal so the work. Th. pima lodged ire kin up to three weeks Per fo• baa be held Wt be w o r m be dua usual at this amen ; prim ranged hen 6s. to 7s. Cordons, train lied just MOW he nest wait • *Mime ciao. He mama at the stenos, sad that he aught take is wales if lie re. if Its did est meet, 11111=41reer quarrelisd, Por Nam ;plod It, bat he led to h i m. earaeow, Da 26.- Os market was somewhat , I onset meant that he sods say :Sei he did re- Caplan frierrelliVlie A port el* sepelisti to that of Inn dor. The nomad MMAT:4 I , mail kw about • quarter of salsa; whoa mitred,. EfefallfellieeelalleelM his. He nes irny anory== sonstrion to advisee from 2s. to Ss. _per ewt. Sere es go he nee ea sae petal ef IMES I d, 465. to 47s ; Cows, Belk. end Wake that he wMama he would have his revogo, ~ Bear _ i emen d, _ Mss Mem to be buret. ~ .• . Mew% apla to va. par cwt., slaking offal. TM of "17 allmito:mr=lisleverertheilt T; AL Realm mid this was the most thiporteat BONO gili Sheep was onsedilai similar to that of last day. liehq that 101 ow I salaam • • glom ~, 1 oari may Amsted. Peet Med it 614. i MIA 411. earaktele had '' ' . . Hine, aa. 31,4 par s r Lit :Mal. led lingo If these b edi Nolg i i gla :t ale grisTeribitrimoWottgralla had a child by him*: was Calves is down% AL hi. h. ie.. W per cwt. idled.) had Male mind the ea 76! 322 faLITIC Ilils opened. 1/149. BALITISM. Lberdean Bsl'aat and Baliyinena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., it Cheshire Bolton, Black burn,dc W t.York Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Cheater and liolehead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dur,dee,Perth,Aberileen June Dunda.k and Enniskillen East Anglian Hut Lancashire East*rt, Counties and Norfolk Eutern Union Edinburgh end Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Ditrideel Fuser }tailwey Glasgow, and S. Western ... • Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock l Great Northern& B. Lincolnshi Great Southern andWestern(l)! Great Western Lancaster and Carted* Lanaabire and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwell London, Brighton ' and 8. Coro London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Kan., Buxton, & Matlock, &e. Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln. Manchester and SouthJ unction Maryport my Carlisle Midland II inland GreatWeetena.(l) Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western . _ Weoffish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union 1 - ;;:th Devon ISoath Esau= South Wales BouthYork.,Doassotoo &Gook' Toff Val* Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whiteharee I amnion York, Newc..stle, York and North Midland Foallex. ILmlens Ana Boulogne Moutons u and Troyes Northern of Franc* Orleans to Bourgee(Cent.) , Orleans to &admix Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Boren and Ham TEE LATE ANTI-PAPAL RIOT AT CHELTENHAM.— Os evrainnAna, MONDAT.—it watt* remembered that on the Elsa tit a riot broke oat in thie town on the 000uion of the ben of es edgy of the Popo, sad that the mob broke tins windows of the Roman stadia die* sod house ad ideas and did other damage. An applioatioa has now Lees - lads to ties magistrates in peUy endow entailed for mapmeedea from the hundred is respect of the damage thasesdadteed. The appliestion was made by the Row. Z. elashreek, Roans eatkalio priest, who deposed to find feted the riot, the felonious easmobling of the mob at the dispel, end the wilful damage committed to the Meow**Wog. The magistrates, after h :=- fiedBooll BS to the amount of damage dose, Made es the * hundred for the payment of 961.95. Al., _ .. la the meta of the proceeding. ' 4k - e - le I • 2 , ?Hl - 888 2,707 4,103 17,540 2,843 46,660 8,311 9,42 , 127 4 ' 79 1 :ay 22,468 1,210 804 1,981 3,428 4,037 - 1 089 '8221 11 4 1 46 4.9.! 701 8,331 9,195 128 128 8,044 1,675 879 668 16,664 2,174 675 22,117 1,223 - 740 2,201 3,039 4,390 1,637 470 679 446 1,603 10,111 eai 1,242 2,047 870 343 188 13,092 7,323 1,184 879 16,896 2,994 3,133 7,740 6,481 2,148 I 1711 224 06 188 7841 90 780 12i 6181 6i 171 i 239 1849. Wido 473 1850. £1,208 604 131 414 1 4,237 6,970 1,454 266 715 614 642 4,103 8,162 2,269 427 836 693 369 614 148 726 2.M3 18,806 1,738 2,834' 2,1861 649 3,641 !4,383 1.937 3,417 1,966 800 7,332 4,327 16,427 3,706 14,420 189 3,387 t'