The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-16 00:00:00

I ' 1 IEO3 Intelligence. EQUITY OOURTIL—YINTERDAT. BOMB na Lane Cosa:um Ma Lordship hurl sad sada side. is See stoppaied lunatic petitieme. Rvesst.e. v. Tin Run MMO/AAN &AMWAY COMPANY. Ithearena--Coaressr.—Monoti ottOosteuo • Susairs The laths of this MN were shortly Naiad la war lest Bethell following Sir 1. Kelly is support of the notion, s rid the coalition ea with& VisoChas Bruce offered to pest the setiso, wasely, ea sahibt into Non by the plsiatilk as Nue of the puttee te the cause of the ezentioa tweilleses debt yes' ispeedble. The cowpony were as is a peoniesM simply with that sooditioo, bums the libels of disk property we la the bands of the receiver, the ass of the mart, so to Ass thmfor the thoditloi woo that they should pay Las m seas mosey already in evert. fa as seilledy ei the OMIWIII AMC Then bow Gould it be ',pond that the aidwdlo uhsald pay lath's debt (1,3004 They had addsel bidiresa 300.0001. sad 409,0001. mans the immune la respell el swag advises& W then on mortgagee and bonds waist tbs ormapears sets Wary were trying by this nit to POMO die ethipeare asits I. payment of that debt, wearies the naval aossatiotho des tie the ',obi") at the ease time. sus it to I. sappseed the plaraiir • would admit* this thighs ems ? What the Vies ClinAC*ll.4 have Awe wee, sot to calash the shadier his odium but to resew" then Iran the and MAMA it to the receiver, and then to direct = l r. hes "'editor to cause in mod be twanged pre inures's leo. That was the seers which ought to have bees token, sad whisk was ha assoolisaes with the prudes of the wart. He referred to the casual " Angelo. Suitt" (9. Vim. &too es Duren, end Deniere Prsetica, vol ) The only empties west in the ease of " Dison e. Basile (1 Bene ath), width proceeded on another ground. Mr. Booth and lir. Miller, on the suss side, did not stet say spouts. Mr. Calvert, with whoa was Kr. Speed, for the railway NOMpinv, sai.l there was to aoll•MOS between them and the plant& to the prejudice of the esuaden creditor. Mr. Holt was protesting to ',pass tan motion, when the Lod Caaaselko ma to so. m he soil, alseerbere. lam Tumasammuds Imam Baton L MADRID AND VaLMICIA Comm RAILWAY CoMPLXT.— nazi ur Acts. ILL Mains sad Mr. Whims mined by way of appeal hem the &Weiss d the Moder pluming es the lirot of east& bowies Me same of the appeared es ewe et the direeton. Mr. &Awls emend mthe wawa massager to °ppm the motive. The Viee-Claseellor said he thought it plats, epos the midesee, that Count Eyre had allowed busmen for a leieg period to be held oat to the world as a director sad movie @meal esmaitteemas. must be hold to hare sequin:mid and wore than stgalemed is being thus publicly dueaibed, and emed not now be beard to repudiate the chancier. Tim motion mast be reheat Banns Vica.Cansmusla Roues Ix 1111 MArros OF Tall MIRCHLNT TALLOW' CoXPAXY, In this ems it appeared that varicose bequests bad, from time to time, been made to the Ossipsay •pepsa tort, t. apply the income to arise therefrom for the benefited pm: prisoners for debt, it being provided that relief should be given only in cases wht re the debt did not exceed 51. Upon the pasting of the act abolishing in ritinment for debts under 204., the bequest became ini•perative, for want of objects entitled to 'shit Proceedings in this court were therefore inlii tutid for a schema for the administration of the income ey met Mr. O. L. Rued' now applied for an order confirming the Master's report, tipprovii.g of a scheme for the apphestion of t►e find, confining the rebut to owes in which the debt should not exceed 301. The Vice•Chaeesllm wads an elder sewedinely. lit run Marna or Two larstm Rains Aar, AND Ta■ MAT/11l or aw■ Tarns 07 THI WILL OT, 0107.01 NOILTOII. DICIASID. A ME t f about 8001. had been Into court under the art he t►is caw, the trustee being at the Use unable to find t►e iteetuktes trust. It baring niece been dim:trend that ctstut.goe trust had teen convicted of felony, is Bed, sad wee now net on service with a pass ticket is Van Diemen's Land, Mr. Wray, es behalf of the Crown, applied to bays the fend paid eat to the appalatees of the Crowe' by sign wanual.—lLr. Craig &Freers& for the Waste's. O,dend asserdingly. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—TisrsinaT, herrosai in Skeen. —Brroat Leib Comm. Ne. Juana Cm -11001, NIL limes WIONTIIab, AND 112. hence /Ms WALTON IP OATIN.—ALLSOND ILLIOAL KIILITTNIXT OF • SoLDION.—JUDOMIINT. The defendant in this sae we. a Major Oavia, of the 16th Limn, and the pleintlf Wes& person who had been enlisted upos • Sunday, to the final Artillery, by • recruiting col cater aimed Bathhouse, aod had subsequently deserted before he had been attested. For this offence Major ChM caused him to to imprisoned for 17 days, at the expiration of whieh time he obtained his discharge from the Horse Guards. The plaintiff then brought an salon against Major Gavin Mr false imprisonment, which we. tried before Mr. Justice Cobridae et the last miles held for the county of Bafolk, whoa a vesdiet was found foe the defendant. Mr. I. Climber, Q.C., Mr. °Malley, Q C., and Mr. Dasest having bees heard owe former day in support ii a eels he • sew trial. and the tilicitorAleceral, Mr. M. D. Hill, Q.C., and Mr. Welsh having also born beard upon the port at the defendant, their lorilehips this morning prosseded to give Judgment. Lord Campbell said that he thought that the rule is this use should be dacharwed. He was of °patios thst the de. Modest wee manly exonerated under the 20th Miele of the Articles of War. Too large • construction of the 20th Article of War had been untended for, became it weir staid it would apply to any one whether be was or we. not e "Relit iry person, and whether or not such person came within any of the categories mentioned is the sewed sec ties of the Mutiny Act. He (Lord Campbell) thought that was not so. None were Mead by the Mutiny Act, none were bound by the Articles of War, mop. her Mejesty's forms, and he was anxious, as • constitutional judge, that it should be fully uodereood that that was his opinion. He thought that the defendant had shows that the plait of was en enlisted soldier, and cones meetly he was a person subject to the Mutiny Act, and oleo subject to the Articles of Wu. Taking • prime lacie view of the case, it was clear that the plaintiff had received the enamels, money, and we. therefore • soldier. It was alleged that Sulam", by whom the plaintiff was enlisted, was ant himself • duly enlisted soldier, not haviog been properly attested. It appeared, however, th at 'Nekhouse had acted sa en attested soldier, sod was mimed la the recruiting ser vice and, acting in that sapidity, he (Lord Campbell) thought it we. prima facie scams that he bad authority so to act, and be also thought that it was completely proved that Beckham had been employed to set by Ilmobsdier Rotations. But it was said that Bathhouse had no qualities. ties ; he had, however, belonged to the regiment foe &mash loser time than the law thawed for attestation, end It was to be mimed, therefore, that ho was duly attested, and goseequeutly came within the provisioas of the Main, Act. The only evidenes offered to repel this presumption wee that ea other occasioas there had sem irugulinties is taking recruits before a borough magistrate instesd of • meaty magistrate, but that was no reason to presume that them had been an irregularity in this case. Another objection was that the plaintiff hod not been attested; but if be was sainted, and had takes the enlistment money, attestatios was sot requisite ts brims him within the maxims of the Mutiay Ast. The sent °bastion WY that the questions required to be put by the 63th section of the set were not pat. It we. quite clear that the requisitios meanly directory, sad it was not obligatory that they should be pat. The sat said " that every pettish reariviag the enlisting messy from a properly employed should he demedto be • soldier." geese properly the question upon while Mr. Chambers Maly Mind, viz., that the plastid was 'aided upon • Busby. Me ( Lord Campbell) thought that shiestioa wholly am:ssa end It was ntotaireos to toy that • sadist en- iced ea a Banday, and enlisted by • reonsitiag soldier, we. enlisted by e perm who mate within the meaning of 29 Charles 11., which applied to persoae tarrying on their usual trades The ma duty of • soldier was to Mead drill Gad to fight the battles of his Neatly, and the remitting service was an eztruediaary duty, sad not as *Massy one. It had been held that if a homer hired • servant upon • Banday it was sot as act done In par. mama hie eedlauy calling, sad we. therefore &valid hlriag. The authority for this proposition was te be fired is the moot " The Rag e. Whilst's*" (7 Bora. sat Crtsa,796.) The sent question was out apes width he (Lied Campbell) differed from one of his learned Iteithere, for whose Maim he estertateed an mfeigaed roma. The swedes was whether the defendant was deprived of the baulk of the 20th Miele of war, bemuse the palatal bad net been takes beke• a magistrate before he had bar= I=a by Maar Gavin. Hs was of opinion TINA woe so imam of a moistest* sirs beers dr shied.' was laded em to Major Gavin, MI es Mt odds of war =to the case. With never to the silted, Word part of the plaintiff, the illen Otett dal they did set show any ground of surprise; and dream se Me erapht to be granted is respect of th ese. Pee these serer be wee et that the rale he a sew trial ought to be Mr astir Wishussa expressed a similar opinion. Mr. Justine Brie said he felt It his duty to deliver kis opisios, although he did so with extreme digitise*, ' ft wee different from that of his Waned brothers. The gustiest hawses the parties was, whether or sot the plaintiff wee a military am. It was admitted every am that the Mutiny Act and the Articles of Ware :t i ll military am, and In his *Sara the Muting re that in ems la which the gouda' as to whether et sot as indieidual we. • military ma rose, a panes roll sot be Gossiped to Imprisonment melees by the maiden of a mss &trate, and salter this ware the Ins eristrwriss, several if the hiders el War NNW bessise sasstory. It was dr dry et a essarelog tier to mays a deserter, bat swat a soliter, say Mei • es • dome of derides as e lf tre, le Ss so with 'sot ON INONTiotices of a I It esered to Ids (Ms Judea data) that he = 11 :11 es as. A per sea sersd Boathouse, who was he mesh, gays the *big 'aiding messy. and dra resolved it, or dot badge straisil midis Ms ems a uthibtran Is .10 ddlarl. wee Mesas' as be a Mdse. The of des Whew way sus Or lest of • series ef iN E . Xidt loud be riga to eider Is wershoes a m in a a _Bwt I,diss whit were re provider et the Medlar hat ass rte llloth Artists of We. f Is the ler pies% dr hilt seeder 'at the Nasky Adored wise was OM Pala wits hail lisAbarM, by Mw to area a deserter, end It was wrist dot If a ma was s deers, a sada het no arhedr le V= Ws, asks s isese lead ad be shedsed. the tartirt, w..the labie sdidst et siesedds tar lußiMMf it eeof Sk• IWO TM egg 140. tidal that Ito was to brio; it sawn him to be beeoghilleders soy justice of the poem, sad that justice was amtkeriesel sod resparedOrhera there were reasosoble groan& to believe him to IA • demontroo caws hiss to he waver , * in civil outedy to the derma er heodiaarters of the regiment. Thus, bare a man ws• gives Sp t• the military audunities, la MO lON plum • ounssable in to bs smelt for,•nd them • mmaglalmato wee se be osablied that there wee • resessabie nu r=ff he etamila• lam with befog • deserter. TM Will saw the most he be mama la orgitey • or head-gems aW ' reginest. Thom waist Wig ass a llise s tries aas slam nimal*. be wee to in hi as of a estarable, ma Uhi stetpi n %:4 wee to slots So • sat bang • This. ems deems ames owy to ass • dean* should gat harmaties to goo dal omd sea ohms the ma irk& the des If • wham were mesiseed, awo. le lan • dermas ismaSegto the ass =rneetiresid the wailed the warn M wale The Mile mass of Wow th e vided lato &Ewa :ad there am o maw 'espied together soar the MALI ▪ lanediage ea theOmmalesiem et 011issees ° maim were the 16th. 19a, esd 9th; the hot if vital rased the trainees el thme wise were shows abo gob emirs by the two brow pronme. Taos &Sae ifflawistioli I apply to ell military alma sad mime to • ime• by • yriesser by his essmasding Mar. The annisaaj de t ear wee bead to ham • saribright he ft s bin to ra kes bin to keep alms a m the bw met be takes to be lemma so des am mo to nou ght f her Moles" migesis Zs r. Jean Ins) ou if lidesbastile• Istidosse Masi " Is • seas I did not Oak. before •• knits .61st owealeg am affillast mosey," it was sot the dap of OM ma nimsffal dlion to waive bin; for int IMO ell, the toderesoffss at the doh authorities would be doze away with. There alga be a rood deal of hardship alleged on as pmt ml the dieffesdest, bat • am of hardship might "pay be aide os the put of the plaintiff. However, mbart thew wen may herd chip or sot, it was the duty et those nag epos the Irma Is judges to asoartain dearly what the taw was. V these gnu& it appeared to him that the defame bad fe ind, bemuse all the saw gamama "My bore van the rights of Major Gaels valor tM9lh mega et war. Mr. Jambe Waage mid that ho emend with tho i = rlty of the meet ea am pan& apes tab& they bed this Impottosit OlsOSSWAysol wades. The "sly promie• was whether Mega awls had a geed dame es the peseta aeries. He (Mr. Jain Coleridge) = i t that Ito Md. The ilmbility of she defendant bad may Man from the tine whin be nand the plaintiff lade his ems. tody. Thin night have bets nosy irregularities before the plena MS hem brought bare the defendant, with respect to whit he Ildr. hedge Coleridge) would make no remark, but oensheastly with thus bregalarities the defend ant might ham a good seam to the action. He (Yr. Jostles Coleridge) thought that Os NUL article of was was • perfect defence to the acacia. Lord Campbell wished to sU that be gave no opinion as to whether the wens paused ban the plaintiff was brought before the der admit wis a Ina Geo, or whether the plauttiff might not have a remedy against those who had hol lowed that mune. Hole mid for • new trial discharged. COURT OF BANRIWPTITI.—TursaIAT. Isola Ma. theraneemes IVAN/. IN .5 Caste* Mauna. The bankrupt, Bared Allred Winer, dassribed a projectile a anutetthret, ofßootoa yowl. head. This was the ire merry Mew el debts ssiebree of reissue. Oily IN. eat el 1 w preyed. eel the war_ erliter XL Ideas. a Toolegerese. r. assigriee. Maser ilfribiji red el veshrouver, an esswintants. timilswlles mad Ilabilidee ere stated to eared 11.111111. The must ef laser is swatiorint is the *AM ty al dr bealeropfe era to the utast af 100,3031... sea t, ae. gal Talbot is Maned os a alte w e lg e wa liklar ilimila Imam OtionliwWwu Osinnsaw. In an Nan Jaw Naar. Bast , —Teo DOIIIIIIIIAND lizioars This was the day appealed by W Merear kr kering the stystassts as a peOtioa pressor* by II sae IL ace J. Clara it Raga* asklay _I to be paid la foll est a the rests earshot of 1,1701., had besa pall tato the bask ander psalm elearteleasse Mr. Luria appeared* soppert of the petftioa ; Mr. Begley opposed Mt the Aoki erigase (Hr. Peanell). t aresteel that ea the aware of Batarday, the 22ad of Jess ire, Sheet hellions la the esseriag, Mean. Chinon seat the war queers ily a ressengsr to the beak, where it was resolved by Hr. Mews, the meager, nidest so the preasine, sad Ih? set. pleeed he a sate. He gave the ardleery priatea eskaow bat dated it for the Ilialey haw kg. when he the meant would have hese pissed to Meter. Clousa's malt Oa Kondey swain the leak was alined, 14.1U* burg Opted a deslaratka of laselverey is the fiatardsy Ms. Leer =led that the messy having bra paid in alter ma set of haskrapore was essialtred by Nash, his clients bad a rigid tore, it la Ireaeitu. There was se entry of the dep.* be the beak beaks. It was, in fast, a legal tread be Moss* the .anger, r nerve the mossy, sad theralere it noshes* the preyaq of MOMS. elutes. As $204. ef the rem eseelerd ef drifts as other baskets which emit set he segellated till Ideeday, this prelim at lout rersiesil the property of the claimants, who weld net haw drawn ea the beakers until Moaday moraine. The resipt bore date is Illisaday, sad the Interest woad sup have Nor aseurell en that day. Jolters was is *its les* perdu until the roue was mired la lee Mil whisk tire the claimants lad the right of stapplog la tereeks. Mr. Begley cesteada that the luau rut be treated jest la the same way as • *ea to the bank, as the deposit had bra rade before the set of baskreptey was committed. The reau4 was therefore the same as was usually adopted seder bra traptey. There was se ease whatever which utherked a party depositing ark with a banker, before hookre Hower, pter, to skim tanremtalu otest la fall. tlem after m the learned they the elebeeteer they had reached him, by the asses r hod sited, Warred his Pederast till the 27th inst. THE POLICE COURTS. THE kiPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1850. BOW-STREET. MAGIOLaIeb HISTOST 01P Eno [Ann.—Danis' Dodscos, a bookseller, carrying on business at 10, &Aiwatours, El•rsad, appstared Wore Me. Jardine, upon a armor on Friday fortnight, to sereat Me the wan in whist he came versed of the emesth eMdes (sepaiiiiied) of hiscaulay's History el Ingland." the peeperty et Miser Longman and Co., the pnbJskise. whir were eappured to have been steles, es whisk see tea kern Sr hiked pur ebred th e Sire "illatOt Ores a parr nessed Rom, who wee well haws Is the ewer, kg the sum of lts, and riving get diem bemul. Oat MOOR to Mr. Willis, of the Plans, Creet-geedee, slab merely in tits same trade, at the soul trade peles,ls Silisscieses of skids a summons was based for the Silll4llllo Of Mt. Here, who, on appear, on Friday week, eiddlksehe had bridle Ike work from a man in Bray's inures kg le. dd., but be Mel sot koow who he sr., or where he MN OUP be bend e end he had no means of ascertainieg if die beds sem eq prisdar edition, or if the edition in garden bed et bad re he. published, which was manifest (rem the fest of his barer offered the work at 'rend ahope for We i Med It was rejoin& The magistrate, unaidering that seek a system of carryteg on business was set only full of sespides, but also highly prejudicial to the int, rest of publidMee Y general, some to the conclusion that a 'abject of err musk Importance to the trade ought not to be determined lieselly, sad ordered the summonses to stand over, that he alibi remise hew far the law could affect the defendant Isere of berg eeseicted, particularly so the com plaint was of es mrseal character. Yesterday the dehadants were again la attendance. Mr. Jardine mid that it was shown on a former occasion that Dodson purdsmed the work from Horns for 12a., and heeds( got it bred, whir cat him 7.. more, he nabse gristly sold it for 245. the trade pries, thereby rallies him to make a profit of only fie. by the transaction, although be ran the risk of having It again thrown on his hands if any Imperfections appeared. Besides, he told without hesitation from whom he got it, which d out to be correct, mad which went to show that he was not oognissnt of its having been stolen, sinless he was aware that such an edition was not published at the time, and such a fact might net have come under his nodes, there being other edition. published during the present year. The other defendant was an itinerant dealer in books, and there was no reason to doubt the account he gave • what were termed " throws off" being sold as imperfe ct, which he might have thought the work he bought was; and a guilty knowledge not having been sufficiently made out, that:oll'ora against each rhould be dismissed. From the LONDON GAZETTlL—lliticar, N0v.15. DAN 1[1!1!176. hail Aura, Cowesby, warwlelWhw, trimming to werawebor Nov. 1111 end Dee. 19, at U. at Biroslogbant Cour. Isle. Mum Downs wed Ow, CaveOzy, and MAWR= and Ca, llowineno; enslu bi = 4 lllre Joao Fame= tailor, Nov. 27 at 111, d ied Den ID si ci t wi l iowsselleasia..Tyirs &wet. hoe, Bell and Ca, Bow City, Meson. Chaser, Newemstlwapon. Tyne; WI. sok, , NewesidlewpweTyna. Inman Came. lloolloseek, loot mid ebossnaker„ Nor .113 ott L end Doe. 10 0, at ah a j ,a4las Owlopt. =l.:tf a r W" Chows Haill bsigni rsietelow= tholhxds=powsr, Dee. 3 and 17, at 12. at and Tweed, Lin. euleeimedalik sad Alan= st i to., Biresheibsw , arL assig n W r 'i lff ute d. lPnessaa llind....6 3lanissy IPrids7-oireet, Calaapalde, 01 7, Men. its onethennwon. um 27 at 12, and Dee. aU at 11, at Broing tesielatiZi= Crowneourt, Cheeped.; o 4 Wi .4, 11 =asesalau Ilisnabwrirr, oL alio) Uanches eer B printer, N0v.30 ; and Den IS, st ~et Masealist Cwt. S, urdett, of. wig., lonerlitakswas. I Yanelt ldsraaprwr, Vanzhell, draper, Nov. 19 and lan. 111, at 1 at Illeinshieloset. Ode, teleran.* and Maws, Old • M. esalsg., itblemare, aeslnsballetreet Jaws mre% bap and snow dealer, Ds,. 2 and Jas. et ialt a. lll=oaart. Sol.. Blivenghans; of. talide DBOSADATION OF DIVIDENDS. Deem Wane Acasssax, WILLIAM CroWSID Maw Joss &luau; Wittiest Nowa, Th aw ROLROTD, sad JANIS NAKDOWAT Faawavit, Brim I, dills Widen-20 dlr. of Is., with • let dlr. of Is ed. an now petals, Nor. IS, and any subsequent Wedoesday, at Hugon% Betsal. Sarum. ILMIGIT Prlassimirps, ImiewNnitits, holier —lat dlr. of Trae say Th dada.Asi Meads% Faudanvat. Joan Porso, New mum, Derbyshire, emoravor to taloa printons—lnd sad final dlv. of 1001., Nov. SS, and ay enlanquent Tuesday, at Potts, Ilanehestar. Joao Noniesos and EDWARD NotalL Mlmvs, Forkeldiv, *WWI —let dlv. of 10.., Nov. 19, and say subsequint lionday or Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds. Omuta llama, Corapstall-bridge, Clmohlre, meter—let dlr. of Ils. 70., Nov. 19, sod any suteßeent Tardy, et liatesn's, Man- DiTIDINDIL—Dr 7. W. C. Daaas, Les, Beat. bailder—Nov.26. G. Dim% Lanroasr,mealsman—Die. 7.T. Day, Thies Crown-nowt, nirdryl og in= i l: Ike 119nIkerark tinvions Bsak—Dee. 7. C. Flarriff Dm. IL D. aLakes.. Seraleellkinh 111110.19-09 111.. X1 - 1. S. Fax, 2s. Usilise. mllBll. EL L Odic I. di tair—Das. IS. . SAWA and W. Erigitvkin. Inrkerra— DNA W.lisadwisk. Ls" wasliwaw—tisc 4. J. Ursrpool, linineed verreaßsit—Dre. J. B. lawman. Cky, goer aboa—Des. IL F. ParistaaJwac OWN marshass—Dse. S. W. Nan% Cambria. Carla Ilaw.aawc tralibra—Dsc .. Lesabsr, larsissalwi. Netwww—Das. CT. Sod* thrper.drinnarlfr—pr A. A. elawlic Wrea= .4 4 or . kik. grease —Da S. It. Isrwriareads Ng X Osic Oil& mai rn me Llawiedirc ins awalweils—Das. IL I. Ma& Cllic ma Orlarby, Limaslars, Vasa i.e. =lac 10. G. W. Tuber. TalaniassawarCreed. fteir—Dec.. 11.. di, Blebs, Urerport, werellailie—Des. S. J. Whin, Charlotte. Meet. Istli-reed. lir Alm CLIVVIILLIATIA to b. p i swim an le Mown to the contrary as dip brat Des. A 0. L Palm, migli aboalierwell, milliner— Deo. 10.1. Slake, Boxy and Idoesiftc groom—Deo 9. J. IA. G. Ws* Holborn-bug, Ci p ==eas. NM Fedrbras, maker of akeerical sp. r7l—Drs. 11. A..l s = m nsise Farm Warfolk, grooar—Den 11. = 'vaunter. PAM DIFOOLTID.— i t t addl.l = s k. e. Itais, War. 11111041110. Mak —F. Barr mil 0. /1•If. I Wanswo-I.owsbartaln sod C. Chwoliells, Ilelamslar wareera—Z. Dalwa add U. Fowler, larwisal. . Falls W. awl 0. Batt, Ilanekester. manakaraess at Fallials Paint Aill•Frialisa llatal—L Franklin, J. Cram Protonvills, butchers. so Fa r e as mad' L 0 1 1. 1. 9% .7. l =rial J. IL Min. Little liwsnatreako2y. vim sr ealoaa-2.0. Gordon, A. U. Carophell, eel A. B. Mem BrimAsay marekents, so far la maids R. 0. erase-1Z Oardic lady, nrr nyrora rar as regal* his Nassalas mak she Laic LPL Idiaborit. sad °lsogon Skipping sod J. Hfightbothasa„ klaordeslaki, Ghee. r e ~.= —1 I . rab 1 y rad J.J. t.larca, Hyde and God. Ley, r e,. Jaws aadC. Jena" Sheffield. spring knife mrsabsamm s—T. haw awl J. Dear. Ustacheatarr, Ara= Kaaward end J. Ifasiggsg, Plnniiing and Irewisk, Bum; J. E. Lana Ad I. B. la Msac Ilsaliniatsrolik nisnahatersis—J. Lazenby, J. Wombl e NAT. Crawslaw, Dewslarh Tarioldrc stow morsta—lama lAsasay. Mr Unrssy, J. BadorA, end W. Mks spteasra, so br se words W. l ia lt e . k rai=ll. 1 In, Neraiwarar, iwirws of stooks —T. rdeatic 0. 1. linving. awl J. M. Farrow liading, Berkshire, bu • so be as raw& 0. Lebow —H. . 7. 7 1 11 7 7. Boc i t . I 17 .4 w 47 .4. i6a. bida:= 11:1=a—Chul°tIa =kests seem Lorsioal — J TIPead • Ward. 6" 1 171 .. Zb alkl abe3 . kh. SEQUESTRATION. Roman Wlnnem, Glatiow. asmalsolca went, Noy. 20 and Dat.ll, at Boles ad llotal, Glasgow. PUBLIC SALES. Noy. 16.—8 y Meagre. Mt•onovs sad CILDSDRN, at the Mart.—Fifteen hawse and s'.. , ps in the York-road, Lam beth, near the South Western Railway Station, producing • natal of 8681. 16s. per annum, held for 76 years at 1801. per annum—sold in lots for 7,1801. Seven houses, Summ-plam, York-road, producing 2081. per annum, held for 76 peen at 401.-1,0201. Two houses, builders yards, and workshops, York and Belvidere roam, let for 2621. 10s., held for 76 years at 1091. —1,6601. Two houses, Holborn-place, Belvidere-road, let for 641., held for 734 years at 161 . -4961 - Mr. C. Yuman, at the Mart—Freehold house, 19, Ore ville-etrest, Hatton-garden, predating a net rental of 761. 14a-9101. Three freehold houstc,Wildernees4ane, Dorsetutreet,City, producing 631. 61. 9d. per annum-3101. Moen C•on, Bow, and aIID, at Ouraware.—Freehold house, 11, Portland-street, Westminster, let on lease for 841.-1,3601. Freehold premises, 32, John-street, Holland-street, Black friars, let for 601. per annam-7601. Freehold hems adjoining, let for 211.-2461. Leseehold house 7, Boston-place, New-road, let on law for al., held for 95 years from 1812 at 161.185.-3951. COTTON —LtvutPoot, Nov. 15.—The present week opened under eircumstanoes of much depremon. Political excitement on the Continent had caused sU public secu rities to decline in valise ; and • corresponding cheek was experienced in general trade: the total sales of Friday were only 4,000 bales, and thoseof Saturday 3,000, and they were generally made at a decline of id. per lb. on previous rates. Oa Monday the America arrived, bringing generally an. favourable reports of the promise of the crop, and also repre senting that frost bad extensively prevailed on the 26th and 27th alt. These advice. influenced a good demand, both from speculators and the trade; 8,000 bales were sold, and an advance of id. per lb. on the very low sales previously made was partially obtained. Since that day little change has occurred; the demand hu been steady rather than extensive, and the total soles of the week are 32,740 bales: To-day the demand is good ; many of the trade are here, and the reduced state of the stocks generally held by them compels them to boy in fair proportion to their consumption. Telegraphic iotelliguee received this forenoon is more paciSe ; and it has influenced a speculative demand. The sales are 10,000 bales, including 3,500 taken on specula tion, at yesterday's fall prices. American descriptions are in fair demand, but the recent considerable import affords a good choice, and importers have sold freely. Prices had partially declined it. per lb. ; they are naw fully restored to the level of Friday last, the authorised quoistions for " fair " qualities of Orleans and Mobile being the same as then, whilst " fair " Uplands are advanced id. per lb. ; is middle qualities a trifling advance, scarcely amounting to id. per lb. is partllly obtained. Brasil and Egyptians are freely offered, and they have partially declined about i per lb. Surat/ an also abundant, but they are without material change in price. 6,770 bales of American, 290 Porous, 810 Babia, and 90 Surat. have been taken on speculation ; and 620 of American, and 960 Surat' for export. WOOL.—Lzeoe, Nov. 15. —ln the English wool market salsa of clothing wools have been flat this week. Prices re main without any change. Ia foreign wool only a limittd business has bun done, sad prior* us as before. CORN.—CiIIIXIIPOZD, Nov. 16.—The supply of Wheat to-day was moderate, sad the CCOdltioti being Rood rather more mosey was made of all tie bee qualities; red. 41e. to 42a. ; white, 411". to 484. Barley was in rather Netter demand; fine malting main. tained NII ptioas. Beam, no alteration in price can be noted. • • • • •-- COVSNTRY, Nov. 16 —Ws have beau well supplied with g.-aln to-day, bat, to effect miss, lower terms were submitted to. We quote float Wheat, lie. to lie. 6d. Malting Marley, 24. to 27e.; Old Beans, lie. 6d. to 12n; new, 10a. 6d. to lln 6d. Old Oslo, 415. to 24e. ; new, 1 94. to 32a. Peas, its. 6d. to lined. BiltTss, Nov. 15.—Our market is Is. per qr. higher for Wheat to-day, with a moderate. Mirky sod Oats in better dement', at last weeks prices. Wheat, red, We. to 336; white, 390. to 43.. Barley, Us. to Ho Oats, lam to 17s. per qr. - - - Lrittiout, Nov. 16.—A large show of Wheat at our market today, rink a rod demand, at le. advance. A good deal of Barley offering at late rater Not meek doing .n Oats; prices in favour of the esker. Everything looks healthia tc.day. Pretest price : Wheat, red, 365. to 435.; old, nis.; white, Us. to 48a.; old, ha istsky, grinding, 19a. to ha.; malting, 235. to 26*. Oats, 13e. to 10a. awe. Ws. to Lnioffooi., Nov. 16.—8 y the returns illaval from the =Odin ant harken held within the Ina the day,, no drip la pleas, ear any shims or extesith business, was ineseemihniesee. howeveroainewhat we Annum was glib • digit holm, troundo imgerienant- me Irish mho% at he sea Shp% as dead ts ewes swats In a needy, =l l l semen holleolhea by any important ; and the Y ell dins ileseabroad so nearly immesh thaws in this mete pass any satisfactory operations at poseist. Inter ire dme Tessin a rather better feeling wee sensed fa the Whet trail Ism end a fair quantity of foreign writhes ter avast mai; hut the &hind was not general, and higher prime were maileinehM. roar vu is felt request, at previous rats; and Oats and Ohheal a ash dower, other articles remaining =varied. At ea market leap foreign Wheat, impede ty the low- Wiseelitles. smas some Inquiries for Irish account, en home and 'may millers buying sparingly, and egaindative feeling aghsht, the tranmetions In any dacription of sky asY were very median 1w ansant, the value of all remaking within themes ellisideesqueleitnes. States Rad 0•31 i. enunang le meet a In of dit the market baring Isle aVi w re se tbsiel him • emiderable of the late Importa tion% trendy "WI us soar hated pane% fully main land awned ten% Meek end Ida tenishing unaltered. Waft We% ace a Baba ale, declined Is. per qr., and 'Kad in min linty reediallie pies. In Me% Naas, and Bea no ehollpeaunnid. The lit maim Oats, being still In short amply, were Ale Id. per benhidemor, bet In other kinds there was little or me inesedmeat. Ohm% ismihnlng V fair ream% advanced Id. per Ind. Indian ChM misty{ a fair inquiry, good American reeled 110 t per go. and 111111181= required Wir , terms. Arrivals into Liverpool mg Own= the 11th to the 14th Nov. In. clod,;— Me, OMAN ; inky, 1,034; Malt, 245; Oats, 1,342; , Pea; 411• ima4 Ulla =bey Flour, 1,48 seeks and 2,290 WWI. le Mal Wheat, 790 qrs. 2 ; Beans, 86; Indian On% VW I Mar, Menlo awl 1.443 barrels. 11Ariernets, Nev. 14.—W0 had a large market to-day, am a pea supply of al pia. ant pleas were well supported. The When like off an the Whoa that le an offer, at last quotations, and Y Idnthen there wee a good trade, with ea alteration of Ir. lees Dime, bt Beat,, sad is, we for Per. Botrrewerrox, Nov. 15.—Oat market wan well attended ' today, and holders asked more !many both for Wheat and Barley ; owing, however, to many of the mills being short of water, the do mend was not active, yet In the business transacted the turn was de. f eidedly in favour of the seller. Wheat, 9I- to 1 If. per load. Bar ley , malting 245. to 30e.; grinding, 19a. to 23e. Oats, black, Ifia. to 18A; white, 13s. to 29*. Beans, 28s. to he. per qr. Flour, 297. to ast per eack. WAKEFIELD, Nov. 15...-The supplies of grain this week , era moderate, and the reported arrivals from stead are on a more re ' duped scale. The Wheat trade under these circumstance aroma a Armor saps% and rates not obtainable last week are freely paid to. • day. Extra the Barley fully as dear; other qualities steady. Oats rather end shelling Ands free sale at 23e. to ha. per iced. Beane se.h.fme. No alteration In other articles. Imports during the week: Wheat, 9,161 qrs.; Barley, 2,274; Oats, 198; 8ean.641; Peas, 439; Shelling, 466 ktadA CATTLE, &a—CoiitsLi, Nov. 14 —Tiss supply of Boob lady Immo larrx e uomasolsp surly fifty bond, mazy of awry prior westoraßy wended with, end at lbelms amber Ist mil. Prim do not riny Iran Me instolsr• lamp ad Lobs ; • grad Whig off in ielsonla. lids\ on wry mew Min vont fir•=l=bit. emerpoilly nay bantam dim two to • MAIM MOO it Om • dna am late eaten Primo On G&W lin patilmb not Limbs, tid. to tad. per lb, sink. ll Nev. 11 =Mrs was a modersta supply, tad a idi= kr bah CMOs and dbasp. Prier were =ash the smith be wok. Pat Bonf midst fres Ta. dd. to 7s. ad. pew wen; Wit lonsanene ekes Boassith, W aws, there was bat hale Mara= In prise. de4 seas, did. to etd. pet lb.; wallaws, 4f d. la dd. flay was a begs sup* of Port cathases, wink sold at frost MAW to fs. M. per rm. You, Nov 14.—Oar supply of fat Beasts was map mall, sad silos open the whole obtaining nos L. to sa. 6d. Moro warn a great 4010 W of stem sod bolters, odd& wood to bars a grotty good badness. Anything kind bad a good sib. GLAstiow, Nov. 14.—Oar mule market bad 00l a mid dling supply this morning, and the greatest p from brined; very lbw twos our own best rasing distant& Owing to the 47 = l,if tte eri d small, orlon ware tally b. per cwt. In adenine. Den Os sod , 435. to s.; mood,gm 41 cwt., finning Wats. to 445.; *irk 40s. 03ws, : JO& to 37L . Ns. to Toni 80171.11A1 Fun, Nov. 14.—The supply of short. horned skier beasts was lam than usual, but equal to the de mand. Short-horned heifers was more plentiful and eagerly purchased, but at a low prior. Han-bred Irish heifers were abundant, and is good candling ; many changed hands. We had some emellentElcateh heifers and Highland bullocks. Prime ranged from 4s. to de. Id. sad os. per atone. A larger number et cattle was never sold at any former former lair. The hone fair was bad one for wani n g hones; our farmers having got their out dear work dons for this season, they were not in demand. Good horses for barium and the saddle were more In request, but a had supply. Wizen hal MUM—MUM Ms not any snip- Noe K imprevearat is the Web& Ins trade. Weise poskse very law. but we are happy he say that Sere is sot seekikiesar et ensiejseest swag dha great body of the peepla. The DEWS PIM Ina weeks, however, ere sets at sauddista, sad auslern of sea have in consequence bees Muss est of 'noisy. In North Was it land Mat Mr Drypbe is. weeks, is the ealstbeezbeed of MR be elese 1 4. esseeismse isa Seib thesealiset tti p▪ limipelliy le tolerably Ile*, sed the iessisd Auslos-off the Wight, November 12; from , V.lng Annum- off Dartmouth, November 14, from Lond.t ARITIMA-41 Oraeesend, November 15, from reter,bwg Gesmorra-at Gravesend, November 15, trees RP Gammas Hessler's-at Gravesend, November IS , from.. Beteg Cusfo-rat Bristol, November IS, from Csroures-at Leith, November 13, from Corer-at Portsmouth, November 14, from CAMtOPZA-off Rye, November 14, from Cm/comes-at Salcombe, November 14, from -at Plymouth, November 14, from Limit or MATIS-at Liverpool, November IS, from l' ECLIPII-off Dell, November 14, from Fateosson-at Hall, November 14, Noss Pet Elill• Eroasts-at Dartmouth, November 14, from. Bruseran 1.1111/1.-ott Falmouth, November 14, fr0m..... Übe Hu.= -Maniere:id, November 15, from Fetenberr Lyes-at Hull, November 14, from ,. . Losoos-at Shields, November 14, from . - ...... - Lesumer--al Gravesend, November IS, from L,DI Peon-at Gravesend, November IS, from Misse-at Gravesend, November 15, from 11Lsat Cuiresu.-off Cowes, November 14, from lheesoooao'-at Hartlepool, November 14, from Nose-at Plymouth, November 14, from Purest-at Deal, November 14, from Psous-at glull, November 14 from µ Y.,, ,11 PLATIIIi-Si QlNelllto.l2, Novem ber 13, from., lnu.:dd Posner--at flinelda, November 14, from Artn..4o litionza-at Gravesend, November 15, from Ilse, ~es See-at Deal, November 14, from Sat Bioe-at °reverend, November 15, ham l5 . ...r.'..,rg TAITU-Al Gravesend, November ,15, from. Po r• sag Toots-at Gravesend, November 15, from. ...... Cep Use Usxre--al Shields, November 14, from - If-r• at Wawa-mot Gravesend, November 15, from. .Set.tvel WIATILL/LT-et Gravesend, November 15, from Pater,sa, I'ua¢i2j ..41p.6 1;4 .. 'kr& a I't•rtn'.rl Nget4 tenbui . I'rtn- 'or; P. 1.1. IYr.l .lIM ~lxra DAILY 'WEATHER TABLE. Tim Sisk of die Weliker Mao •Niosk yistwiev arranged la aria ef WON BATIIIDAT. NOT. 16, 1850. ; el the follow* plane at auk= en limiest Mee ellals et wasibir. ROPIOYMM (DOliall Bansman ammo lloomaince Forainass Toyama Oman ..... L.„„,..,., Camases !amnia Cam blAsaa . mia lams a.ni..E , s.w. as. N.W. N.Z. N.W. N.W. N.W. W. LW. B.W. N. LE. N. Ew. w. ix. x. S. S. B.W. W. 24. W. Oahu OaaUs Breese Omia o*. Ora Brom Fittose Wow 01•114 Brass Chia Ones ire= GoollsZnes = Omlle Drums Oietleßrear Oustle Inns tiseeellient CI li kt . _ Overeut Overcast =ll, avow Medlar P O lll7 Owned had ONO]lns= WM Imre Oatbikers are Oda &Nis Beare owe Snore Owls Snow Gendle grew ogle Dress Oda Owls limn Cala Kill - Goody FofB7 Overessi Cloudy Owerciirt Lis Overceut Maass Ma =Bala Ovnert Strop, Lk Frost Omer& Mauna amain ri:vr. THIS DAY. NOON. Onto at Win& elme i lt Mad. elate at Weather. Overteit. TM lOINSIN hen the felinriag plane did not mesh title Wee le Inn Mn palatalise yethettay ; they thereon as as slab at tin weather es Thursday werenee et one lesic. ___, ii_ _ .5........—.. N.M. Gauls arum 1 Ida ..... ••••• B. Otme Brews i Pons ............—..— ... fN. Olati• • Brien P Ma ardso7 CM* Ororroor ..... ...—.... N. Natio Irmo asset.. =1 —......... IW. (*tie Biel= agedille asso WilliiTllll ........ N.W. 9m* Dram DEEM ................ A.Q. Waitilitim Goias MANSION-HOUSE. HamannOn To Cguroaxtg.—A we of considenb. pooh. interest was brought *tenths Lord Mayor after the rood* boalass of the Justioe-room was amended. Siaty-lvs Froschnum appeared as complainants against COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YESTUDAL Piano Lads Unwed, the reputed owner and *viola of the &mew en RAMO. ship Abyssinia, sow lying la the St. Hatharias's Docks, MINI UM O. 'Tan lIAToi. ALDIRIIIN, AND Bauman anti bawd for Cabin& sad tho ground of complaint was, Op 87A77010.--EXPINSIS o f Tin SKIM HALL. that tlis dsfsadaat bad net patterned his contract with them, n i b, wee= " t w o by the clerk the pew of t h e , em pty although ha had noticed the several sums charged ( or their inquiry ea Oolansatea of Stafford, to recover from the defendants their contribution ThePi to th4l.._laadvimao=„l"P""o"-sone . , of On expiates of the shire ball of that tows. The Men-'saw!" dints pleaded never Indebted, and demurred to ono of the w_ . ,i__,th mw___, o l l •!e_atios laws , Idaalaaam Law N. , the I•do wants of the indention. It appear* s privets us of par- !Sri •wneS•••! 0 1••• f•• the Mayor. of 'modes , appeared st Sunlit (34 Ciao. 111., e 97) wee pus* for the purpose of the ntie.g.• t of the Lord ~ r ouse o f _ .. who represent* the MOWN =sun. I. having anew shire hall erected M Stafford. It was Age ," r four and Co., brokers to the parties connected with the osa I M Ire vested in the justices of the county and the mayor, sldsimeo, and burgesses of the borough. Trustees were sal, attended during the investigation, as did ma game appointed, who wore bound to provide certain acsommodation umesteafrom the French Consul. The following heft have boss from tho conversation which took place ruin* for holding :he assins fee the jug ices of the county and for the purposes of the borough. They were also required to l° dm osostisstion oi•vid•om. . The soesplainante, hanog arms time ago heard that the, imam the buildins, and to have it at all times kept and pro was about to talcs out emigrants to Cslifornin e rid* with proper accomisodation and furniture. The set iT applied __lt the dafinla . m, nte w r h ed o r w ep so nse mserasata nted himself w to hh bo tba sho thee provided that the justices of the county should pay nine tenths of the expenses of the building, to bo raised by ?"•• am , Woos, and • for soamancoto that country. Theis= the tonns a county rate, and that the corporation should contribute thepay down by Proposed Mis, which were that they remaining one-tenth. The growth of demurrer woo that there was no averment in the onset demurred to; that the ono Make of the liemege wool. altaltadaa alliallithar to about 1,8001., in _France and the ref la_ ragloni,_ whom sum denuded bad bun actually upended, as it wan alleged I the defendants were not liable to pap until lifter the expendl. the ns h ol ai r• o rm ih ron wwiLtdo be mg:b1:1477.7h71::n.• It tare. Tae orders of the justices wars also impeached, IV ellte ud that they could not be made, except for the de- o p ol t l e n s o w t t 7 -- . the_ . agibority e o y f the May or would have bees e ladanavail, his lordsh' having • d from h ip mortal* T► 4 Sc' share of the actual expenditure. emigration caner that the city of London jurisdiction a the Mr Heating, Q C., in support of the declaration , sub . eatted that, upon the constt notion of tae act of parliement, cue, under existing circumstances, was unquestimable, Y+ &andante liability to pay arose without any order at m promp tly tly undertook to decide upon instants, and syni ad oda km by the judos. Their liability arose upon pe a t *Mid Te ry moos. with tan crowdsm , r a Zg ation mmod in et *a pewaral direction of the est, sod upon notice of the sum the boom room a nd lobby, in eviden t le b e „ eke d they were bound to mar ib ita t h e i r pm . the delay In the time fixed for th bri etr ii ds= The alarm of the complainants had by win. Mr. Beton Alderson.—Bow can you all what the one- the foot that the captain hod as the preceding day et u tafeatlY Math pert of the amount of an expenditure is until the sum didriltilfddd do summers of Wchief woilwastoe t lt is • is upended. great mann *tended up* the antrum a %hotrod's*, Mr. Kaating—The defendants were l t direetodu from to cue. *ha at woo mimosa" that the yowl wouldimmidlY mil on hefilar inst., aid that rte daily expanses Wound by the teeth part of the charges and expellees to he i time to time. pasmonars should he paid down to that period. Mr. Baron Platt—Theft settordiag to the wards of the set, The Lard Mayer—Mu the deferlaat gives receipts for the the mousy need not be **ally expand*, but may beams walirl at the foo y n•show the Frown . coned ipavdao . d uvirsi imp omlmear from a charge. Mr. Keating—Jut 10. Tho county could rain the sum receipts, and said the captain hod mat* that he had paid for shish they were liable by ratio, and tbe object of the set the MU of 1,0481, to Messrs. Balfour end Co., the broke n, um* to be that the contributions of the borough and the m eof the Psychos , mosey of the ship Abraialle al county should be about the same time. The right of action' wh ich the "emu" roPri•mm were Is [ swam It wan stated upon the part of the broken that *ay had of scented not upon disobelisses to an order of the justices, but upon non compliance with the direotions of the act of onus* paid over the stoney they had roan* from the parliament. It was than submitted that tha actual expudi. defendant to the registered owners, who hod sold the WO WY not necessary to nuts the liability to pay. No "MI to him for. as MT reporter sodontmdi between order of the justices was negomary ; Myrna, if the court 2,0001. sad 3,000 L, sad that they had every »moon to should hold that it was, it was averred* *wry wont of the 0 ".._91, 10 that tho To would dal at W time first Vista" declaration except the one demurred to. Whoa the justices 1 mw• made en order to expend, the defendants were liable to pay The Lord Mayor—Them It is clear that be has given the their portion. mosey he has received as pump moan in the ship for the Mr. Baron Parke—lt VT/ never intended that the jlllOlOOll TeTl rooms of OTITTOYing than poor estimate. I should should *vases massy out of their own panels for this belled to know how the easel is now sato provisions ? Lieutenant Lean said he bad sent ono of his eminent' on we'llaron Aldanton—This justices wen so get the money baud, and learned that no provisions had as yet strived. into their hands, sap prospective rate, and teas expend it. The defendant, who did not seem to beat all acquainted Mr. Keating said the approval of the estimate and the with the Enlist, , repeated through the medium of order were simultaneous. an interpreter, by la aTrho misinform* of the particulars Mr. Baron Aid. roon—Ths act mays that the borough wee of the complaint, that he was most willing to make the ne ts pay ono tenth of W •meant "so expended." What don osesary 'Bowman for the support of the pasentgon, and that that wan ? Use vessel would be off to California on Thursday, and he Mr. K eitt „ g _Th e e lese e me et es wou ld b e making t h e added that no farther deny would take plans if no inter county justices advance the amount that *mild be oontri- misios won ems to his mations ITT commencing the bated by the corporation. At quarter sessions the mown MN& was affartaiasid. The rate by which it was rased in the a he Lord Msyor—Will the broken be answerable for the wronty was prospective, and the defendants were bound to *mama of the defendant Won me on Thursday next, if pay their entiributios when the amount of the whole sum I should require ale Promos ? wee fixed 00 . Th e i a m b count wee t h e only one h e w hi c h It was stated In reply to his lordship's question that the than Ina so averment that the expenditure had been made When were *Wild at 4 dean= to do 'whitish which, Win the cedar. In the other eight wants there wsa such sa broken, they *ought they ought to do ; but they condi dared sunk impassibility would not be consistent with the sm, mrannint. The act diluted that actions were to be bet by the *onus or the clerk of the peace. The bounds of their obligation In such a We. leallisis were to maintain and keep the building in proper The Lord Moyer—lt appsus that abort 2,0001. remains soak, bat the justooee of the county asostabled at quarter lord in the Mimi of W snood. adswere u m omens to approve o f t h e " % t o w" an d t h e t was hers stated that the value of the freight already on agnageglogics required. board the Ablisinia amounted to 9001. Wilma Pion—And they wen to tho borough for the The Lord Mayor-1 should be glad to know what mono 11110.2 t would be lent upon a ship going oat-to California ? (A Mr. Kos mid the borough was well guarded, for it loollh.) I *sold be sotad the justices won to contribute nine. Lieutenant Loan believed it would be difficult to answer Naas of the whole. The borough had apartments in thethat •lowitios. 1 Alpo hail we* appeopriawd to them. The Lord Maya—l am bound to protect theta poor No P. Poisolt. CB. .—Ths act says that the expenses Freedman& They an away from their own country, but we In*i phi by the inhabitants of the county by a rats— moo_ from. fok lay ; 1 ash I wont, It the wsferalable gelltiesen ebseleabisiu be prospective. Then w hy should sot it b e so was VIVI DOOM DI brokers to the dedandant Zulin• to be by *a hosongh too ? anowarabis to mo for his appeus.a ma Thandsy, hest the I Ng. bras Alderson—Sanwa tha demand mama the ovidgmes sad eat spec It It swoon to ms, _looking at the agiumihnea, how wee the borough t o p e t th e earplee back caes as It saw stank, that the most Ildvilablo Come would soda! he to null the vemol, sad Ist those osimplainasta have as Mr. Isaias said it could be recovered beak sa mosey had web of their yawl ad ma he Sot is the.. Al all mail, and received. However, it was a vary rue ocentrosse. I mast allow the didanians to go, and I shell Wakes Mr. Baron Puke intimated that " never indebted" could his, the Iddasmal in dad dr the MM. not be pleaded to that desistance. Jean Clank Mario* woo them sworn. Be said—l aila a Mr. Vilna said it had bean pleaded sada: similar dream. PIMP/ DV board the Mbngin& now )pig in the 11t stuns over and over again. Latiadareileek. The dahnbuit prassaM himself es Lean we. ultimately gins to amend. The defendants to oollOsiss sod sthed In that caraida7, I Pada Mee plied do novo within a fortaight, sad to pay the coats. his asat in Ilhomo,looL, and I,ooof. is thiessantryl in g mod woo ts mil on the 27th of October, mad oassodisiPy i NM ?WM AT WaTIDIDDRVIL —Bisons NIL BAWD MARTIN awe • d me ,h e d deg lIIDDLIZEL Caws AMT. Ea pores oa that day. I mot sussed in M, and as ether ship of equal dimmeimant W Losoaaffa v. HOLLIDAT.—A Liar ACOLDINT. C ar polltiod the me oboe that don. This was as a•tka to mower imeapensatios in far Limit. Lag& TONlpstisa sae* fro the pert of Lose" es Wary resolved by Wpaladin wife, through the gad isidl—The Abfeliahlinensil ***my list, sad sena* slam bandsg of a lamp. The olstmodmot pleaded sot guilty, sad eat without my asoMiloots. that the plaintiff did ad pesions tbilosto. Mr. 'lair and Tim Lied Mayer dims informed the defendant that he we Yr. It. B. Misr were it the gibe% and Mr. Woven, liable for the 1,800 heals to the witness just e ta C., sad Mr. Webster he the ilindemit. wegvelsr with a penalty of 101. he new asecimenals= bl 6 The plaited' is • Jolusgma did. and Is the moth of if that rem woes Rot immodiataly paid down, the law Munk 130, he took a bona Is Illse lam less. for the dboated that Le should go to prleoa for three timid =Prailopagia it ea a silo honk The tidal( rook:- wadi& imp to V i al ths dap an of the " golf- The Dolaasteitt—l have taken all the noomoary slope fie S i r proem, • L i r k &nros.fr"ollseStairPo- sa Tm 17: fr i l l y . Maya — Can you et get salted to bo. deg ill ens propose to opus die asp to the public, foe you apparatus hors on Tl i itunday if I sh ould this* pow 1 and la the swing, whin 800/ft the haw sad in nu sot moms necessary ? Nansint ernsii i Rs it bunt. warandlas to km *Latin smouat, Defoadast-1 have no persons whom I know bat my Mra insemy oovosoby burnt, ama* so that broken. I her Era is sow esnimrstsd, and alio sessived other permanent The gastlisaasa who attended from the ofßas of the brokst Wool. said dm trameasties Ins the first Buy had mu had with the " au" Wilms Me we PIO" Ira° Iffili id Triaii7 Eliendldiseeddwf add noted DO income' wally so telposems Woe 116111 the SAS rainaell dialri fa= deb, severity for blespernass. at the MAN tins thar s z ia irg oasediaddess tb rc,& Me assidast. 'The was moody the due so on the iewer;dedion. "wlPer .N the W hir son tig ind isabl ilts a =slto bb otr to ty go aad on with We km pleimellit Ins stotolS a mod damn that rig mended panitiona. Ins smudinsi by tie summindko of ohs Ulm it The Lord Mayor—l wish to do ovary this' in km sod as binds, kindly ,. reforis manno h j e terwrib is am satabis tlis dialogu e imoduadeL t, but thall Th it e raz = " 22.1.1Vmm 14= " le' n. tdmi by Om wows as vary add% end err we time bee UMW WWI I Odjeliell• WY made for the gelatin d Iles was esomidosad im danger. poor mama% did I most monis Was if In do set pop. Ilk Wawa robed two olgostbm—llsk that se wika , All the mat must be pod also s oft itss Ilmomot poked as the pan of the *kW oak gave a non non be polo I . sholt ures si rL e g ass..."l " 1. b u r pond welly list the paint we sale s and wee aot a Lidded Leas, es whams ail sad onsolins ors ase us owonser of emit Imp; mod, smundly. as to the St d of west bided, say WO is ars NOW mien. Mb we no Niko. ad by the husband, boe the elk whet =mg sew plass Issesesent a Vr ill ey aad Thumday Wiwi sod tbs win No name, he soahnitid, be nest . and dud wish good gleam. this Ilk diadem i gg i N u r v it t i lis i ar44: r igail idgemeg, llB4 was": from rir d .L: P rowt s .""'":". ' am tide Wig se prides me kilo balk ' X i arrive In tees sea day from Fromm Ikeda odd as plot wig ea Imerkst ad, The &Monist s wise welted it be Tails darn lead to tie lured domed to mod said be bad se polder; bet ft woo mons& upon al t a join d' Mot Iler ken to own a smelt ea Doi pikes. of the bairns line Obey Ind moo the dud ot =film lion addrend tit jury on Mimi if tits do. Lark lawn add he believed the dtandlowsPill= too de ondogorts third alibis • day ask dem 6 • drub Ilk. Used Nut* fa the soma of an odoolsokly WI gesled. et the ass. told the Jury that if they wise of ed. The Loci Mayor—l hew aka. tato ___oondinovelen at that =On its we ilsiostivo at the time dtho psi. limy Ikw lewd. and the dast Oat oho dolowddl ewe Ilan mind stn km *WM .1160 hod mg Odder = p rimed a wild bribe pliolli--intogos SU. le ill =vm A kelo oM I no fisliMiell A I M His eddied ad IS wee *ger IP Wad Ida se elbow awns le to li sort* was The itlisival wet Me oßmillsi ARK S. SUOLE.—The average pries of toga, the produce of the British posessaioss is America, ornnunted from the returns Node is the week ending the 12tIt N 281. 314. per ewe. Bogor, the produos of the Dismititie, is 29i 104 d, byvir, the produce of the East Indies, is 28s. 1018. The itimrs prim of the three foregoing descriptions jointly, is Us. Rd.—Lassies; Gagette. BRISTOL, Nov. 15. Bun/A.—TIN West Indla Turkel hu beet; very quiet this week, and the trumaetions sines our list report an not worth euumerating. In Mauritius and Bengali no miles are reported • but 1,600 bum yellow Havannas have found buyeret t does which have not ben made public. Refined p goods pate In the &peed= it present existing in the raw inatkot, but We insaufaatnten will not sill but at fully fanner rata. For Rom the demand is steady but not active. LivaarooL, N0v..15. Sooka.—There hie been a very moderate deMand, bat a. holders continua firm, there is not any change in prime, end the sales are 300 bads. B. P., 2,000 bags Biopsy, 2.000 mats Mauritius, and a email panel of Madras. Foreign.—The market continues quiet, only 160 boxes repacked Porto Rim, and indirect import, having been sold, at 395. 6d. to 41s. per cwt. duty paid. Mildews continue in request, and very full prices are paid ; 100 puny. Barbadoes have brought 18s. par cwt. Caffse.—The market is steady, but the business is not estimative, being limited to • few asks plantation Ceylon at 63.. ta 66e. ; 260 bags native, at 64c, and 300 bags ordi trey Madras, at 48c per cwt. A cargo of Rio, efi +at, has been sold at 48a. par cut, for a port in the Mediterranean. %Ws white pepper brought 70., sad 60 bags pimento, opt per lb. No sales damn or ginger. 100 tees. Carolina nos sold at 16c 6d. to 19s. 6d. ; end 4,000 burs But India, at Bs. 31. to 88.93. for low to fine broke. , _ Se. 6d. foe yellow cargo, and 9.. 3d. for middle table. Rum.—ln coosequence of the stock in first hands being almost exhausted, the sales are limited to 00 puns. Demerara, at very full prices. Nothing reported in Indigo or Los Dye; 60 chests'of Shall Las mild at 494. 6d. for orange, 455. per cwt. tot gar net, and other torts in proportion ; small males made in Gum Arabic and Gum Olibanum; 1,600 baste of Cuteb sold at 18s. 93 , 600 bales of Gambier at 14s. 63., 100 bags of Ta male at 16s. to 18s. 64.,1,000 bags of Sego Flour at 164.65., and small parcels of American Bees' Wax at 61. 6t. per cwt. 3,600 bags and pockets Rapeseed, off the quay, brought 40,. to 40s. 6d. per qr. Saltpetre dull, and very little done ' • and in Nitrate of Soda, 80 tons sold at 13.. 61. to 13.. 9cl. per cwt. _ _ atTANO.—A cargo of 460 tons of Patsgoßlan sold, to ar rive, at 61. lbs. Bd. per ton. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. "supping Oesette," and .1A I'. Li, CASUALTIES. Coquette, Jape, from Live -1 to Africa, has put in wily main rigging on starboard aide, and some chancel playa carried away, having been In contact with a black bow outward bound, off Point Lynam ; the bull sloes cot supra; to have remised mach damage, and the vessel is re ported not leaky.—Holybead, Nov. 14. Ed war d an d Mary, Sharpe, from Frederiekshavn to null, ia coming through the Cockle Oat this morning, got upon the Barber Sand, but was assisted off, and afterwards .0, 4 upon the Main Sand, when she slipped from an anther and about 30 fathoms of chain, and was brought up is the Roads this afternoon, makng water.—Yarmouth,N os 12, Friends, Buck, of Newcastle, was abandoned, and th e eet ,. saved. in lat. 64 N., lun. 7 E.—Hamburg, Nov 12 . " Fortune Teller, llockin, from London, put into this Wah l? to day very leaky, and with mainmast sprung 41 4, 4 split, &a—Fowey, Nov. 18. Hugo, Lubke, from Newcastle to Riga, has been c ru d ed ea the coast near Arensburg, and it is eapected will Mena., total loin gra.'wimp Ncrncs—LlAbon, Nov B,lB4o.—The N e t of Health has issued the following notices :-2ad instant i t the Diario of the 7th, declaring Malta to he free from rhol'en from Bth instant.-6th instant, in the Dram' 01 the St, d e . Glaring Hamburg to be free from cholera from 11th tutu, SEABORNE MAILS. I W Mal Made ap In II General Post ol London. By mails de& Mien ze, satchel. I Akin (West east) America (vie New York by British packet) America (rte Boats by Bridal pocket) America ( U.B. pecket) l , Belgium Brazil 'Night :Unartaii I Night ..... :Nue. 21 NifOt it Nt!st Buenos Ayres Califurole ........ CentralAssieles Night ..... :Maly Night 'IN,. 2i Night Nor. 22 Morning .. Nor. 20 Morning .. Nor. :0 Night ..... iTo.Th.hgg Morning Not. 2o Cbf.pnl Was :_ .............. Ho Hambarg lland Ireland India (via Southall: ton) India (via IlameUleslt 1 bleditcrranean(via South', m.ttingh%ln e e NOtht .llas.gg , t. Morning '11.41.k - rh a Mrt.tnnight Twice JAL, Morning N..r. Night Nor. 23 amptot Loditerranean Mar-1 iMorrir.g .. 'Nov. :S Night ..... Sae. ?3 Mediterranean IbyPranch pasta Tis Mesa* Peninsula Peru West Indies. West Indies (eacept Ha. yams, and Nunn) INornin likne.lQS Morning Nor. 2is Horning N 9,. Marn,~ ... Sov. M Nomizg ...:Deem*S lig ci the mon* 111evember 21 itit'of the month 4th of the month 2adat7thor month 2aditt7tbormontb 17th of the month TRIM daily_ lii my & Friday Werints. & !Twice daily ..... 1701144th of month 120th of the mouth 7tl)&24thormontb' 7th 17th 19th,27th tad of the month) 7thl7thl7thof mon 17th of the month 7th of the month lead of the mosthl itcht. • The 17th of Ole charm happening ou a Sunday the mai e far Calirceula, Central America, Chill, Peru, Weet Indies, an I th, Mauls, will be made up oa the morning of the lOth. Atao %lir nava for the Mediterranean (by French packet Ma Marseilles) will te nude up on the night or the :lb. 4 , The 24th 04 Ode month being a Sunday the India mall (eta Mu. Milieu) will be made up and deepatthed on the night of the Seth. ARRIVED. AGATI4A—St Liverpool, November IS, from Awroms—at cows% November 14, from AL/SlD—at Deal, November 14, trona ArLane—at Queenstown, November IS, from _.~~~~ ,~:,wa .Coostant;r7,pri BAILED. Amer—from Gravesend, November 15, to .Amtttentea AIRUIVIFA—from Liverpool, November IS, to M. Protrve Awes Lupo—from Liverpool, November IS, to r.,...., Avoi—from Liverpool, November 15, to St. Andrew'e, N.O. Benson—from Liverpool, November 15 to Ceeethmeowe—from Bristol , November 15, to New to:tets CVIA—CfOO2 Liverpool, November 13, to 6/ 1.1,e1 CLese—trom Bristol, November IS, to la:ciA Ceserrmsoze—from Liverpool, November 15, to &API-am:no Cweasorra—hum Liverpool, Nov. 10, to C...t itts examen—from Liverpool, November IS, to Lagoa Coax—from Partemoutb, November 14, to ..,.. Larks ELLeasue —hoot Bristol, November 15, to New or Auli Ewalt—from Liverpool, November IS, to t ettitit Escrium—hom Liverpool, November 15, to New tiertire Emeessre—trom °rammed, November 15, to IMO ESKA 111[TX—tram One ee4 November 15, t 0.—.... it...he ll*. Preama-irieilira meelid, November 15, to (AM Fasosaum-from Liverpool, November 15, to Nor u: ~m Fairer vox Bo cc-from Cardiff, November 14, to `t .::A Oreatom-trcsa Newport, November IN to Cape de %ma Oases-from Liverpool, November 15, to L.LfLtar Hoorn-from Cowes, November 14, .0.. .... 1,1501 JOHANNA AND MSMILICM-from OK 1 11MIIIM 1; to Lamont-from Liv tool November 1 to. &as Lawns-from Qrdiff, November 14, to .....-. P.r.a , Lsooare-from Greenock, November IS, to IMEIril LADT MINIALS-from Baimmbe, November 14, to It llr& MLIESEMEA-from Newport, November IS, Mt St. TKOS Nowrame -from Newport, November IS, to -. ..Jthalaiene blav-Rom Liverpool, November 15, to li !es NuaLaA-Ram Liverpool, November 15 to .11Nev lst MATIOATION-IMM Bristol, November IN to Owmas-from Portsmouth, November 14, to —ts r 1 ROYAL WILLIAM-Rom BOMMA/M 6 MOMMINES 14, to New otmll Br. Joe-freer Bristol, Novem 15, to Binut Bu C. Hanss-from Liver 1, November 15, to PAM insoner-from Bristol, November 15, to the MILMONS-from Liverpool, November 15, to Nett let acasourionar-troin Gravesend, November 15, t 0...- -Eau Tioss--frorm Gravesend, November 15, to Dimmed TOST-from Liverpool, November 15, to 24, thchie:s Teineco-from Girdle, November 14, m6.,11.11k Views-from Liverpool. November 15, to. ...... Vaatharer-from Liverpool, November 15, to. WILLIAM-from Bristol, November 15, to. .. Worm-from Liverpool, November 15, t 0... .. WMIAZOMEN-trom Portsmou th , November 14, o. ' & 4 ' 14 ' 2 2 Zit/mu-from Portsmouth, November 14, t 0...., 'Lair.... .BOretaa yat.i u~~: fu::J VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Agnes, from Gibraltar for Cadiz, Nov. 7, m the BO Gibraltar. Danube, from Liverpool for the Rtver Gambia, Oct. I. 49 N., lon. ft W. lEmily, of Sunderland, from Havana for T 600,11 4, Oct. 1, lat. 31.20 N., lon. 73 W. 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OARDINEIL—Nov. 11, at Boakingbam-roed, Kingel-tod, - R. W. Gardiner, of the Bank 01 England, of a so. HILL—Nov. 11, at Norwaod.park, Lady B. fi n g b'. ; HOGREIL—Nar. la, at Gordan.etreet, tha info of tee • Hagler, of a dentate,- BMITIL—Nov, " street, 00.- nuttnna.—ttov. as adar. a daark. IMU H TIL—No of v. 34, ti n wW of F. O. Smith. Sweet, CakidoMansced, Islington, of a eon and bor. MARRIAGIS. 000PRR—MACDONALD.—Nov. 13, at Astoe, the !filler, ILA., Rector of St Martin's, Ihrmllllo 3 m. i;der, Cooper, merchant, of the firm of Cooper, Bro th era, N.& Wales, of Daniel Mawr, Bag, anetch.tat. 0 .".7 t ii 33 ABflatim, & = tedattl in t4 t 7 . llllan alaalosad. w Poplars," Spartbrook, tat se. C EVANSON—MARKL—Nor. 13, at IR. Anne's, Y e Brana. 34 I SA Perpetual Curate of St Andrew% 3102 Bristol, . ~ Catharine, only dalaglatar W. Yams, Eq., Abbey, Yeugbal. now, SI WALKER—HOWEIL—Nov. 12, at Althea . hear ht Be.. P. P. Pbllllpa, T. Walker, Esq., to Isabella...or ter T. 0. Moue, and youngest daughtee of T. Docker, 5e1 , ... DIATHB. ALROCIL—Nov. 11, Miry Ann, wife of Mr. W. AlooMo l*. otiose, Clanareide, mad Watllng•streat, Loodon. ttGtt :0 BARNAR.D.—Now. IL at Southampton, Mary Anne. Rey. E. Barnard, late Reotor of Alrentoloe, aged ELPHIISTONL—Nor.I2, at Want*, Derondilm. Wed dauebter of Copt Elphlnototte, R.N., Wools Oottar• FRRISA)L—Nov. 13, at Prolmoi.road, Sarah. rebel of the Ferrer, !A li SfrO . 0 RDON.— or. 13. at the leetary Burnham Seem. 3l. Mary Wilbeltaina thedetioa, o f Rer. E. Garda. KRAN.—Nov. 11, IL B. Kam, Loa., M.D., formerly aar11":1 H.R.LC.& and surgeon In or to the Wore lo Irtat i o TAYl.oll ;l7 kov. Stagrog l ` b ' r4 eof tba Rev. R. H. lor, aged 21. ward * Pannell and "Waisted Warsaw Imo kliana. 14 . 1 w ade. elm; Is the alty of atlas 011ies sov os I lif ores. lathe priarl of AA IFov. Is ... ie. i~~: 1~