The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-30 00:00:00

Raw intelligence. COURT OF FICHEQUER.—Yisnomay. swami ma IL Tema% C. B. lirrnwes av Mr Pam AT winnows,. Tam AwronanT Cfnusam. e. Awn,. TM Attorney General, the Bolleitor Chanel, BM F. The. diger, Mr. Watson, and Mr. Wilde, wen counsel fro the arm& Mr. &kis James represented the defendant The defendant is a soap boiler at Brighton, and this was as information at the suit of the Attorney-General. charging him with having fraudulently removed • quantity of soap ken • copper to the (*nisi room, with intent to evade the ditty chargeable thereon; and also with having in his pa ean= two illegal frames. Oa the part of the crown the *Raise oMeer proved that having some resent to watch the proorerliegs t.f the defeudent, he one day catered his pre mium uneapeetealy, and flading the foreman in the act of hiking mac imp from • copper, be made an examination of the planless, sod direoverrad that the soap charged in the information bad beet eat out of the copper ; and also, that • quantity of other soap had been improperly removed by seethe of two diosioutive teasel, which were not entered by the defendant as they ought to have been. When spoken to about the matter the defendant admitted that there bad been a me irregularity on the part et his foreman, for which ho supposed he most pay, but added that he knew nothing of the transaction. Mr. Jaws, for the defendant, called the foreman, who magnanimously swore tiat he made the frames without his maater's knowledge, to make esperiniente, is order to as certain how much wet, r tb.y could put into the tallow, and that on the very day of the eeleare, hi. master having acci dentally found them, directed him to bars them, as he was etre the officers would make a piece of work about them. Al for the removal dike soap from the copper, this witting, deliberately swore that he sad the m's determined as soon as the ofeciy's bark was turned to cut out the soap, in order to do their master a good turn behind hie tack and without kis knowledge, and that haring so concluded, " they all set to work like boys birds' nesting till they were hatched by the excise mon." The Attorney General having replied, The Chief Baron told the fury that they were to decide whether the defendant was a party to the admitted irregulat riCes of his mat. There was • point beyond which to peek a defence would be to Mills with the sense a a jury and the patience of the judge, sad it was for the jary to lay here what they thought of the present defeat*. The jury having returned • verdict for the crown, The Chief Baron said be had left the qutstiou of the de fondant's knowledge to them, an the Attorney General bad so put the one In to reply, but he =unsay that the defendant in law wee liable, thAigh he might not have been actually cognisant of his servants' acts on this occa,loo. To hold that • man might carry on trade sad defraud the with impunity through the servants employed by him in that trade, would be to reduce the law to • dead letter. He wished it, therefore, to go forth to the public that the de fondant would have been squally liable in point of law had his defence been established EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—YESTERDAY. BOORS MIL RADOS PARKS •MD TES DOM sr TUN QUM'S Dims AND blltio/s1 LittltULDll, IS Eases /SOS IHC CAST or O.IIIIKIN THZ EASTMAN UNION RAILWAY CO XXXXX V WATSON. —JUDOMINT.. No enamel appeased on mks? Id., sad the coon there fore 'filmed the jedoment of the court below. WATTS 11 SLATEII —THE DART*OOTH, TORBAY, AND Easvaa Itathwar Paorecr. This sass same sip oe • bill of exceptions tendered to the tiling of Lord Chief Juries Wilde, at the Exeter assign, in 1847. Mr. Rater, the dot-admit in error, br ught aa action agaiset Mr. Watts as a member of the provision.' coassaittoi et the above rap et, which ww cue of the many &bootie. railway schemes of the year 1845, for mon , y had and received; to which the dereadant pleaded that he did not ptemiee. Tits evidence shooed the.. pr. vions to die 30:h of Ditty, 1845, the , line was pre jetted to run from Trareseath ais , Torbay to Exeter, so as to roust' the English and Bristol Channels. Oa the 30th of Hay the ph jectors mane the requisite estate wider the Joint Stock Companin Registratioa Aet, sad obtained • eeruticete of pr.,voionsl registration Before the 16th of Septet' er • provisional committee was formed, and • printed prospects' Owed with a capital of 800.0001., la 30 000 'hares of 204. each, with a de posit of 21. 2s. per Auto The reap (tot contained • list of ;rode opal dine tore, including the name of the defendant. On the 24th of September the plaintiff applied for 50 shares is the formal terse of spoliestion, by which he undertook to pay the de• posit, sad sips the subsenptide contract. Between the let and the Bth of ()lobe, too committees were appointed; a mustier eassmittee of which the deteadaut was a mem ber, sad • sammitte to slot the shares. Subsequently the manias committee iscreastd the notable of shares to 35,0014 sad the capitol to 7110,0001. Tie. sty shares were allotted to the plaintiff, ea which hte was required to pay a deposit of (I/ , • ite an latisation tied on failure to do so. the allotment would be void, and the share. re allotted ; sad it was intimated that all the shares wan allotted. Oa the 11th of Weber the altera ties in the *chase, with respect to the capital, was scathed by adverawineat in the newspapers. The sub striptioa connect was pessatid to the plaintiff for signature es the 20.1 e of October, bet an he appliestion some tins we. greeted to him. It wee, hiessever, ez,cuted by Lisa withal the time pacified. Ta. webecriotion contrast set hirtli, inter slut, a apt 4 aid sweeties 700,0001., but the di. western should hove pews to IWWWW• the same it they deemed it advisable, sod to nese It ha shares of 201. each; that &psis el W. 2.5. per share Mould be paid by each share- MOW, the um to be soder the metro' of the provisional dines...; Heat the directors shad I have power to adopt inch INIOSPOS se they dismal( expedient to carry out the project; to detersias slate., it should be carried out, poste re e d, or sibeadimid; that the i Osten should pay ell air mewl ems slues, he.. from the depoi s • sad that, I. the event of an set sit best o. hawed. t ie anhearibm sheald beer their rate .hle. pop. that of the 001148 in massid. Toe plaintiff signed the sabscripoon contract on the 14th of Noy. slier, sad received , rip certificate is eashaisee fur the banker's receipt. The original somas for the line. as prepared by Mr. Locke, the engineer, WAS 700,000 i, • heti the committer, by some alurreene is ihe pow 51, rs lilted it to 440,0001. Consider able expease wits incurred before going to parliament, and the number of shwa taken not being equal to the number required ray the stai.d.og order" et the 11 .use of Cassese, the eswisittee procured 35 pereons to extents the centred he 6,0.0 additional shares. This was no kaoren to the public. As application was made to parliament ie the sasion of 1b46, bet the bell wee thrown out on standing order". The plaiaull won *forwards brought hi. ectien to none r the mason of deposits be bad paid. Teo facts above stated being admitted at the trial, the leaned Judge directed the jury to hod tor the plataUtf, on the ground that the saber quest alit/ AMP, ass the tact that the seaminess of the pares. pietas of the II th of October, which stilted that the allot. meats had bees completed, and wholi was disproved by the unitises of provisional registration, bad decimated tho amuse • and that the dirwors were caterquistly set wheels:it to go to pediment at the !shuttle 's capons. To tots riling a hi:. of eseepti oas +as tendered on the parted the defeedist—now the plaintiff is error, Mr. Crowder al C ' Mr. Yozherbert, and Mr. Wawa* Enid" appeared foe lb . plaintiff in error ; sod Mr. &siesta Aiaglske sad Mr. Greenwood for toe defendaat. Mr. Crowder keying stated the facts above detailed, remarked that there was no allegation of fraud with respect to Os deed, sad ke confidently submitted that there wu so grand for 'eying that any of the circumstances adduced in 'voltage could vitiate the deed which the defendant is error had deliberately executed. In soarer to • IllilStiOn tress the mart the learned gentleman said the acuon wee tried st Karat IW 1847. Berea l'arks—And you have just taken three years and sieves emeattes is settling tab bill of excep ions. (A laugh.) Mr. Berjeant Kinglike, ea behalf of the defendant in emu, susiencted theither's was a total lather. of the magi ilaration on Arch the deposits were p.. 14. Too letter of applic•tion on whit% tiro slums wer , arceted was in a tompsay advattio4 .its o capital of G+. 0 0,0001., in 30,000 oltar.s tat 201. each. This was ineres•td to 700,000.1. atd . . 35,000 shares ; sad, so tar as the alteration of capital was oonunied, no rostrata existed Ceterterl the pubes. The learned serjeast dwelt at length on the feet that tie directors had publicly intimated that all the shares is the project were taken, whereas 35 persons had takes up shares accessary to crisply with the standing orders of the House of Commons, and on a gaareafee Skit it ths project did not succeed they were not to be held liable for the expenses Ids. Bann Perk. di livered judgment, reversing that of he court below, and directing a venire de novo. It wa s clear th.t the plaintiff had t :muted th, deed and the gam bon for eitalleerati.m woo this, Aid it auth. , r,se the days tars to expend the sum paid in deposits by the puintiff ? The Mart w.re of opini oi that the threttnri had the power to do so. Th. court were also of opini,,n that the deed did apply to the scheme on which the plaintiff originally sittr scribed his seahey. Prom the term thereof it was clear that the money was to be applied to the undertaking. The plaintiff basing eiteated a died, giving power to the dire• tors to alter the plass and to go to parliament fir as set, dhe money he bed paid was to go to the objects set &alb, sad he was bored wider the deed, unless It coal I be Mown that he was idluoed to extent' it by fraud. Then with respect to the point that the plaisiff was act bound, unless every share had Mos paid epee, he should hem takers ears that the limitation was d ntaiser in tut deed. The judgment woe therefore reversed. CONSISTORY COURT.—YerranDAy. Emu Ds. lAINNEGTON. MACLEAN V. MACLIAM. ..... This was a divorce suit brought by Major Mckan surliest his wife, on the proud of adultery. There bei.•u uo uppoeition, the learned jades pronounced for the divorce without pins/ into the facts of the case. An allotment of 1201. ►limm.y was swede to the trio. Some formal buaisiess of so public interest was afterwards disposed of. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YtorraItDAY. llamas Mu Beams It Ta■ CHA/LOE Or Pll4/1:11,1r. Mr. ClSTkere informed the court, in reference to Um prossmatirm by tho BarooVds Sees a, t►a: the 'Messy to t►e defendant uses quite 'storied that t►: tio,,nesi was too ill to attend and mire evidence at the pment session. Bud. Alderson said that so t►is wee the e.se it amnia be better at o..re to Immerse the trial to the seat session. An order to that chat wee emordiemly muds. Pawns or Maur. The loarowl Jody karts; direautt that sows inquiries should to awls rupee* the Norma ot Williams Cl,Krio, the oomahis abs osouladod bimetal/ f• so meritorious a wawa, ha nodes Poise the tratiler, who pleadtd guilty THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1850. at Monday, and was wernasei he he leamperted kr life the Seperia testiest of the • Msalio •Momied, hltls ' the court that Godwin boor eitedhnO shanalMe fa the division, sag wee a very modoes elisse. Mr. Brea Ablates& them diming Godwin he sisal thr ward, and aiklessiag his hs Mod be hod Mdiegohlei himself very mush b=hrg w elt si d a dowerting a banter at very peat tisk mid so He was stabbed see vet* by ONO less be bed sisgred,bat setwitletreattiag the Warr he had issiesi, her - hid his prisoner, sid sar seeded in searriss Man. The matey was very mash is darted a Mu he Ids esnine s ettl ha had great pleasant in ordering him a reward of MK Siorrowans. John biwead Carmine too, the Post-odes (dark, who was convicted as Thursday of stealing a letter from the Poet office, wee brought up for judgment, and r oam to be transported fur ten years. Edward Matthew Macklin ' who had pleaded guilty to several indisusents, charging hint with stealing property to a avril i arge amoun t ,erec o t er t also brought i f e ro g; Lo . reeei n ve 7 sentree, n It will he remembered that is this cue Mr. Parry objected nbehalf of one of the pawnbrokers, named &earby, to the resowstiou of the stolen property, and that the taint directed affidavits to be made by that gentleman, and Woo by the prosecutors of the different indictments. Mr. Baron Aldine's now said that upon a consideration of • the circumstances the court wee c'enly of opinion that the Factors Act, which was relied upon by Mr. Parry, did sot at all apply to this case, and that the only costs to be pursued wee to ceder the restitution of the property. CMAIIOI OP NSOLIGENT NAVIGATION. Willies Co* a pilot, surrendered to take his trial upon • eignser's tierlaition, for the manslaughter of William John Loa. by driving and forcing a steam vessel of which he had the centiaand over a small boat in which the dr moss& was rowing upon the river Thames. Bellantine held the depositions sod conducted the ponesentlen by the direction of the oourt. Mr. Cleans fir peeled for the defendant. Jaime Reed, an intelligent boy, twelve years old, dewed that es the 131 h of October he was in • skiff with the de. Named sad three other men, sod they were going with dr tide from Greenwich to London. When they got to I. house he saw two steam vaunt', the Prussian Eagle nail Om Duke of Cambridge, coming down the river. They pawl bellied the Prussian Esgle • and the Doke of Cambridge tars over the boat and threw theta all into the water. Witness succeeded in getting on to the peddle-wheel, and was taken est, and he was the only one of the party who was saved. By Mr. Clarkson—The boat they were in went behind Ile Prunes Eagle, and they were in the swell that she made when the accident happened. Two of the men in the boat jumped up and tried to shove her away from the soesnew. William Terry, a lighterman, also spoke to the mode in which the accident happened. In answer to questions that were put to this witness by Mr. Clarkson, he said that the men in the boat appeared to be frightened, and did not seem to know what they were about, and he said he considered the accident was occasioned by their own want of skill, end that it might have been easily prevented it they had managed the bast properly. Baron Alderson I:peened his opinion that this evideoc• put an end to the ease. It was absurd to say that it was the fault of the pilot of the steam-boat, when it was proved to be the fault of the persona in the small boat. The jay said they were all of this opinion ; and they immediately returned a verdict of Not Guilty. The prisoner wee ordered to be discharged. It should be staved that two coroners' juries in this ease had returned verdicts of aosidental death, and that the grand jury had also ignored the bill *pint the prisoner. FRAUD AND FONGENT. alums King, 26, was iodic ed for uttering a forged order for 201., with mutat to defraud William Henry Whitbread and others. Mr. Clarkson prosecuted; Mr. Parry defended the prisoner. It appeared that as the 5.h October, an intelligent lad, named Henry Ridley, was going along C hiswell street, on an errand fur his mother, when he was accosted by a otau ' whom be swore positiriy to he the prisoner, who asked him to take a letter to Messrs. Whitbread's brewery, and bring him heck an answer ' and upon his consenting to do ss the min told him that if he was asked any questions, he wee to say that he brought the letter from Mr. Hugh Hughes. The boy accordingly took the letter to the brewery, and ea its being opened by can of the gentlemen belonging to the firm, it turned out to be ea' apparent request by Mr. Hugh Hughes, the leadlord of the Elephant sad Castle Tavern, Pascua-road, that the firm would oblige him by cashing a cheque for 201, which wee erclosed, to save the lad from going into the City, and the letter also contained a request that three kilderkine of the "very best stout" should be got ready by the afternoon, when they would be called fur by one of Pickford's vans. It eppeered that Messrs. Whitbread had a customer named Hugh Hughes, but he was not the landlord of the Elepbaut and Castle, and same SlA.piCiol:l being excited, the boy was questioned, and eventually Riven Into custody, and he was detained until the 7th of October, when he was discharged upon bail. The prisoner, it appeared, was subeequently taken into custody upon some other charge, sad the boy Ridley immediately Identified him es the person who had sent him with the letter uudsr the circumstances above amend. . Mr. Parry, on behalf of the prisoner, endeavoured to show the jiffy that t►ey would not be justified in convicting the prisoner of so serious an offence upon the unsupported testi mony as lad like the "time.' Ridley. fisveral witnesses were called, who gave the prisoner a very good character. Mr. Devon Alderson summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of Guilty. They were shout to r commend him to merry on mono% of hi. gaud character, but the learned judge said they had better hear the result of some inquiries he was about to make before they did so. Two other lads were then questioned by dun Court, end It appeared they were in attendance to support other indict ments of a similar kind against the prisoner. They both pienierly identified him as the man who bad sent them wish forged cheques contained in letters, one of which was directed to Messrs Hugging and Co., the brewers, and the other to another firm. The jury said the• alter this evidence they should not con sider chunkiers jutified in recommending the prisoner to mercy'. Bacon Alderson in paseirg sentence said, that the prisoner had heen convicted of a very wriJos offence, end it was very much aggravated by the Let of his making ale of innowit Isda to carry out his wicked proceedings. U. then senttneed the prisoner to be uansporkd f.r 15 yam NEW COL:RT.-YESTERDAY. Rnou in. Recoausa. AN ARTFUL THIRY. _ ./,6n Weison, 22, cupenter, wuiaclicted for stealing a cost. pair of trousers, and other property, valued at 41., the proper!, of William Ebeut z r Barber. The trick by which the prisoner bad been enabled to cam. mit the offence wee a somewhat toed one. The prisoner had gone to several houses, saying that be bad been sent by the landlord to repair the roots of the houses, and, taking ad venture of the facility thus afforded him of getting into the boasts he called at, plundered the bed and other rooms, and it was then found out that he had never been sent at all. He was sentenced to six months' impri!onment. THIRD COURT.—YESTEBDAT e Banos TN! COWIN, .1141•11 T. CHAIM' Or FOROONT BY PaItIOSATION. J,/en Pomingtoti, 49, merchant, was indicted for being accessory before the tact to forging a signature to a promis. sort note for the payment and value of 51. Mr. Ryland and Mr. Locke appeared to prosecute, at the instigation of the civic authorities, by whom this, so well as the subsequent indictments, had been preferred. Mr. O'Brien &tended the prisoner, who is rather a respectable. louli•ng man, aod had formerly been clerk to a aolcitor well known to the proteinion. Mr. Ryland stated that the price/dings were taken against the prisoner under one of the recent sets of Victoria, which weirdly provided for the class of efferice with which the prisoner stood charged, and the facts were these. Early !in the present year it U. prisoner became acquainted with a highly respectable tradesman named Fern, living in Greyooat street, Wes mioster, and he eked him to become his security to a loan society for 51. It did not appear that Mr Fern had either promised or refused to accede to his regent, and on the 2nd of April the prisoner applied to the Pembroke Lavin Society, in the Vauzhall-bridge-road, for the loan of 51., and filled up a form with the name of Mr. Fern as his security. Mr. Fisher, the secretary, called on Mr. Fero, but that gentleman not being well, was unable to see him, but, having instituted inquiries In the neighbourhood, was satic led of his perfect respectability, and told prisoner that If he (Mr. Fern) signed the n As, he could have toe money. The prison's said that Mr. Fern would call and sign the note, sod on the Bth of Aped Weed to know if it had been signed, and being told it had not, he went away, and shortly after wards some one called who stated he was Mr. Fern, and eased the necessary signature to the note. la a few minutes the prisoner came in, and wanted to have the money, but the secretary not having it, appointed another day to let him have is, and when the prisoner he told him that he must know from Mr. Fern, at his own home, whether he had signed it or not. The result was that it was discovered that Mr. Fern had not signed the note, or authorised any one to do It. No proceedings were taken against the prisoner I until the secretary, hearing that he wee in custody for another Charge, then ease forward and preferred this. Mr. O'Brien contended that there was no evidence to show that some one else, unknown to the prisoner, might not have 'ignite' the note. The CJlllCSOnSerjesat, in summing up, said the point was, as the affair was only known to the prisoner, Mr. Faber and Mr. Feta, and both of them had denied having ; caused the signature to be affited, they would have to ma , @tort how it could get there without the prisoner's inter 'vendee. i The jury, after some consultation, Acquitted him. Robert Marra*, Caml6;l4 merchant," was isiletad for baring stolen a **wady of paper, was cards, **ardour, aad otter articles, the property of Tarsus Elena Blurbs, Death. Trtia preteen•ion was also canductod by the City pleaders, sad Mr. Carter attended. The evidence adduced in this ewe was to the following eff•ct : The prosecutor is an engraver, No. 32, St. Martin's. is Greed, lad in the month of July Jae prisoner called on him, sad istrodacing himself aa of the firm of Campbell, Pomfret, and Co., Coleman-street, ordered some cards to be migraved, winch were dose. Oa the 31st of the same meant • eellsd wed ordered a quantity of paper, 600 envelopes, a eesdease, end some other goods to be sent. A boy was becerritaely wet with them, sad bad iastrootisas sot to ken 'ben without the money. He took the goods wren' dams Wore he could me Campbell, sad whoa Its did Campbell took the geode from bin sad add, lay dub stall all sad Wag tko away Whoa Use boy g or beak the propecator immediately west bask sad banded either lie goode or his money. Campbell said the goods were game. sad as for the .!fair it was arty useof credit. Prosecutor said ha would discharge the boy for having left the thine; sad primmer, laughing at him, geld that would be too bad, sad Uhe (prioseuter) wield let kin know the boy's address the firm should segue him. The defense set up was that it was a matter of debt. TheJony deprived the primmer. poNsalrforn sad Campbell were then Indicted, with Williams Pomfret, 46, clerk, for a ocaspiracy and fraud apes varlets persons, with intent to &Saud. The same eoeoesl appeared se ia the other ores; Mr. Parry defending Pomfret. The fares giving rim to this sharp having so recently appeared at the time when the priamen were under easel ambit at the Manion helms, the eubjedaed brief detail of the miaMul plats Si acidosis will sales. Is the early part of Judy the three phonon drat commensed eperstioes by opening oSsr at 34, Cabmen-street, City, stylise them selves Campbell, Pomfret, sad Co., mad, as alma la the last ems, emulated cards to commenee swathes with. Campbell and Pomfret obtained from several trades men goods of smell vales, amoutiag in the whole to not above 201. ; but had it sot bees for some of those they applied to using agood deslof caution, they would have defrauded the tradsentee sad eurehaats to a onaiderable enlist. The plan they adopted woe fee one of the two prisoners, Campbell or Pomfret, to sail, and, presentieg their card, request to be served with pods upon abort credit ; the firm in Cole man-street referring to a firm called Peantopton and Co., English sad foreign timber brokers , Lower Thames ; they also had a firm in Billiter-strut ; but not at any one of them was say business apparent. Pros Moan Balmy sad Boa, Bt Puerta-lane, they succeeded to ob taining emu account books sod articles of stationery, and also some goods from a Mr. Varian, whp, sot being able to obtain hie emu or goods, caused the apprehension of two of the gang, Campbell sad Pmtfret ; and Panningtoa, going up to the police adios an the 11101 Ding of their cued nation, was ordered into custody by the alderman. Two gentlemen—a Mr. Fader of Fenehurch street, and a Mr. Beeknell of Crotched Friars—had they supplied the orders given,mis (or 'stationery and another forearke,weald have beta defrauded to above 1001. It was also proved that they bad defrauded the man who had supplied the door-plats. Downing, a polies-constable of the B division, said that at us time Pensiogton and Campbell had an °flee is Adam • street, Adelphi, and that Pennington had bun an associate of the Weights, who it will be recollected were convicted a few mouths since for defrauding young men of cum to obtain them situations. The chief clerk to the Mendicity Society said that taboo quently to Beptember,lll49, and at that time, Campbell was receiving relief from subscribers to their charity. Campbell was a lawyer's clerk, sad then lived in one room in 'lash street, Gray's-inn-lane. After some further evidence, and the speeches of the learned counsel for the defence, who severally argued that there was no evidence that they did not intend to pay for what they had had, The jury found them Guilty. The Common Serjeant said the use was a very bad one, and then war no doubt had they not been thus stopped in their outset , the frauds they would have perpetrated would have bun very great. They were all sentenced to one year's imprisonment It was cateti that the prisoners belong to a very large gang, and from the numbers of Mends they bad in court who seemed to take the most lively interest in their de fence, there is every reason to believe the statement to be true. . . The ewes in which they were concerned were taken at the sitting of the court, end did not terminate until shortly b•lore nine, there being nearly 20 witnesses (almond in the several Cu'.. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. RODBIIIT AT TIM POST•OTTICII.—Andren. Edney, • messenger In the General Postoffice, was charged with steal ing a packet containing two silver watches, the property of the Poetrauter-GeneraL The property in quo stion was posted on the sth of April 14st, by Mr. Gear, 74, Newgate-street, watchmaker, and addreewd " Mr. T W.rtenberg, jeweller, Lytham, Lance shire." In • few days after Mr. Gear received • communi cation that it had not come to hand, and, in consequence of somethicg that bad lately transpired, Peaks, • constable attached to the Post-office, went to the prisoner's lodgings, 16, Windsor terrace, City-road, where be found a watch answering the description given by the prosecutor. Prisoner then said he had purchased it from a pedlar, named Levis, at Southampton, for an old watch and two sovereigns, when he went to superintend the burial of his father iu the month of April last. . . _ the prisoner, who now said nothing in his defence, we ordered to be remanded fora week LAMBETH. POLICE SURVEILLANCE.— I ISM _rol/11, attar " the doctor," a notorious thief, appeared to complain that he and bis wife were incrasently followed and watched by the polio.. In answer to Mr. Norton, Jourlan, 88 L, said that he and another policeman had orders to follow Brown about wherever be went, and they discharged the duty in turn. Mr. Norton said he could do nothing in it, and Brown left the court to complain to the superintendent of police. A similar co oplaiat was made by the keeper of a ren : desvous for thieves. Prom tho LONDON GAZETTIL—Priday, Nov. 1411111(11UPTS. Jews Cash tot 1111asb, , ta vanadar Ns. 11 at 14, sod Jsa. 14 at if, at Bob., Lawsmas sad pima Ohl Jew 417 1 = 1.1. Mb" Ihraff haat, Nada; at soft., 0 Tomas Dt n stnnaket Yiatahksa Isaadrapa, Dee. last 11, aad Mt. 3at IS, at 1/aadmilsatatot. Si., Solo asa Co., Marbists ; at wig., lialmos. Isiasagage. Kansas Pawns Imams, Tradiam. anNs. 10 at 111, mg sm. v d 14 m = VIM d Tomer, Mdarmaiwy; se Aims. smiNgbairrest. Asa °say's, destl)„ Tarlidlib , Dis. 11 aad iaa. 17, at 11, st Leeds Ooart. Mll.. Doi me Leeds; at siolg , YOU,DM TAO& HAWS!? sad Layeadar.lllll, Wandsworth-road: bai ll V a li llim' asa, a r ri blin alk Jaa. 14 et 11, at Haalaakall.strtat. May Taw mod acit, Ilask-laikso city ;at . --_.. _.___. ses — rs.:StAretsld. lessemsfisadtssiL WILLIAM SIMANIM N Midge. bookseller, Dee. 11 'adios. 10, at 11, at ad. Illegod,OldJawry off. , Staneeld, Banal wtr Court ilairtheß Deo. 13 la"11.11" sad Ma.l6, Isaml% at Om and Court bold et Nottingham. NY. Skoes gni Onst, Lsoidortoo -0111.1. sad Cloolgre. Itungnglim; S. Blttketoo, Notting ham. Comoros= Waits, York, mikikor, Deg. 19 and Jan. 23, at 11, at Leeds Crotrt. Solo, Bark sad & ,rte, Leeds; at rig, Pres man, Leeds. DECLARATION OP DMDEND - 87 Owens BLMDEII, Newesatlnates.lyne, tenher-Ist dlr. of Is. 241., Nor. 30 and soy anbeequant Saturday, at Bakes's, Neweestle. naon.Tyne. Timone HAnniT, Nmarlmapos-Treit, Nottinghamshire, builder -Ist die. of 1a 10d., say eanirday, at nittladon% Notengtiam. Jour Ronne Han Moan, Wearer , wide merchant-4th di,. of lid., Dee. 7 and any subacqueat ate:mate tatorday, Bittkoton'a, Nottiogham. THOUAI and Roan Aver—final die. of +, Dee. 13 and any sable , quent Tuesday. at Pennell% OIdWWI-chamber& WILLIan Sta.—anal di.. of as., Des, 3 and any subsequent Toads), it Pennell's, GuLdhall-chambers. HMIS' TAPPIINDIN, PO., Ashford, corn dealer-Ist dlr. of Sa. bd. (on new proofs), Noy. 30 and Lime subsequent Saturday% at Groom's, Abchurchstane. Jogs Warne. Ashby de la &nob, Lekestershire, deeper -Ird dlr. of to, Dee. 1 and any subsequent alternate Saturday, at BitUssion's, Nottingham. DIVIDENDB.-Dee. 20. T. B. Bourne, Liverpool, action broker- Dec. 30. T. Clarke, Newport, Monmouthehire, groper-Dee. 21. C. Garlick, Chart, r-housgequare, woollen warebousenslin -Dee. 23. R. H. Gould, Strand, Ice merchant-Dec. 23. Elizabeth Green, Spring Mill, and Creeeland Moor, Yorkshire, common brewer-Dee. 21. S. M. Halfhlde, Cheohant, Hertfordshire, linendraper--Dee. 24., J. Hill, Jun., Malmeabory, Wiltelitre. Innkeeper-Dec. 20. T. King, sta., Greenwich. bakers-Dee. 31. P. UR. Harkyotreet, 84. Mmylekase; pentrahelien, stunpahlre; and Hamm. email, bzoitselter -Deo. it. T. Lyon and E. Lyon, Blechindans, City stock and b il l brokers- Dee. 21. T. Lyon, Blrehin . t.ne, City, Week ' and bill broker-Dee. 21. J. Marshall, Birchin4sne, City, Insechant-Dee. 30. T. 'Legere,. Love-lane, Billingsgate, City. coal merchant-Da. 20. W. Wilier, Liverpool and Bootie, Lancashire, wine userchant-Due. W. A. Miller, Liverpool and B' Ole, Lancashire, wine mereluust -Dee. 20. W. Pass mks, Leeds, tailor-Dec. 24. J. Pugh, Monmouth. talice-Dec. 23. J. Welk, Pregoelionlotrret, Horaley.lown, Southwark, rectifier- Dee. 24. A. 8 'lemons, BasinghalLetrect, City, merchant. CIRTIFICATIB to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, en the des of meeting. Dee. 27. R. BaNereby, ironiounder -Dec. 21. S. Bradley, Ranelagh.rcod, Pimlico, refiner-Dec. 20. J. Culpin, New Osforeatreet, tailor -Dee 21. H. IL Davis. Battersea, Surrey, builder-Dec 11. W. Harding, Cranford -street, St. Itarylebone, corn dealer-Dee. 20. 8. Hodge, New Osfordoweet, tailor-11-c. 20. D. Radford, Graceeburchotreet and Haltom-kW, City; Milbank, Westminster; and New Bonslotreet, cost merchant-Dee. 20. J. Robinson, Hamm, Yorkebire. surgeon -Dee. 20. 0. Southall, Grace. aharth.ntreet, City,coal merchant -Dee. 21. W. Woods, Wandsworth load, surrey, builder. PAM N EitSHIPS DISSOLVED.-P. Bates and B. Harper, Liver =spine merchants-J. Cocksbutt and J. Blackburn, sen., near Lancashire, cotton Spinners-W. Crosier and J. Croager, Tattenham.court-road. St. Pancras, cbeesem,ongers -J. Becks and°. Whiteley, Jun., Mill Hill within Luray, Loneashire,ootton Spinner, -A, T. Gordon, J. P. Hill, and F. C. Christy, Itotherhithe, en. gangers-W. Kinser and J. D. Kilner„Huddersfleld and Clomlend Moor, Yorkshire, (hyaline-J. Lancsider and J. Grainger, Birming ham, opticians -St. John W. Lucas, C. E. Luca% and L. E. Lunn, Loath, Lincolnshire, wine and porter merchants, eo far as re. wards St. John W. Lucas -G. Mello, T. Mellor, and J. Mellor. Ilsongebridge, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturer., so far so regards T. Mellor-Prances Mcicalle and Elizabeth Metcalfe, Bolton.le- Moor% Lancashire, straw manufacturen-L, J. A. N. ?torrent and W. J. J. ScJilebt. Liverpool, dealers in hardware-J. B. Philip, J. R. Clayton, E. A. Wynne, and J. Lumnden, modellers. so far as regard,. J. EL Philip and J. R. Cloyton -Mary Rolle and W. Boyle, Newton, Lancashire, dyers-J. Singleton, Bradford, and T. Johnson, Manning. ham, Yorkshire , on -C. Thomas and E. Thomas, Brierley.bill, SuifforPhire, drapers-J. Thomas and Ann Cam, Kelvedon Hatch, Eames, fsrmers-C. Verrey and L Verrey, Regent-street and Hanover-street, mnfeetioners-R. Wallis, sen., end R. Wallis, jun., Basingstoke and Odiltom. Hampshire, corn and coal merchants-8. Webber, J. H. Hedge, and It. Ipswich, seed crushers, no far se regards 11. Haddock-A. de Werdins.y and J. Ullmann High Holborn and Birmingham, dealers in Birmingham goods-J. Whyte, Jun., and A. Whyte, Paisley, manufacturer,. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDLT. Nov. 30, 1860. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nii.e o'clock yesterday morning. The statism ars arrangee in order of latitude. Nesasol Piles. Course ne t Illauseth of Wino. wine. Slats of WINSIMIL ....-....---- --.... Et:weevers (Dawn; B.W. Calm Omar* rtraiours E. Gentle Erten Min PORinnuvill N.W. Gentle tuccar Cloudless Hammon N.E. Gentle Breen Parually Cloudy Henna .... N.& Pecan Breeze Claudia*. Soul Hammy,' —. N. Strong Breen Cloudless Cam Foga, ttaisrot ....... E Cabs Peggy Ilaataato.. . N.E. Calm Ultlate Virt.ll "*" ...... N.E. Omits Breeze i t;lMss terrines ............... Cola Frost os roes ...-...-..... E.W. Cabs nay LW/MS .............. SE. Oasis Brom Part - tidy Cloudy . Cummins it t osT Iltaxutoitas . N.S. Strong 1311V14 Piggy Psi mammas Hard Wind Cloudless Osstis !steam Closellses Usansaa. E. Wiwi Brous Partially Cloudy Bauvrista . .... Pony Osselsßreess Principally Clear Toss .... ...„ S. E. Cabs roglif Lasettessa_ „.... E.E. Oesdellesess Partially Cloudy ..... WIIMIT ......... 8. ONO Ikon Cloudless Ammar= N.N.W. lamb Asses &rocs frost NIA P .... F.E. COM hotly Burro= N.E. Oselle Bessie Overcast Samsun.. N. W. Oestts Brew Petty THIS DAY. Nowt. Course 2f Wiwi. &multi of WWI. awe or Weather. Strong Drees.. The returns troll the following phases did not roach this office is thine for publication yesterday; they therefore Indi cate the state of the weather on Thureaday morning at nine o'clock. Nearly Can Gentle Breen Cmuow. Mouusua I Laos You DAWIIOTON E. N.E. N.E. , Clot(17 Partially Clow> Partially Cloudy Foggy Partially Cloudy =l:sr°4 I ekiiile Brew 1 (kale Smogs .6Ctatsl SLQUE,THATIONS. WILLIAM CALLANDZI: Woodburn, near Falkirk, farmer, Dec. 5 and 24, at the Crown Inn, Falkirk. THOMAS DCNCAN, ren., F4inburgh, Dec. 2 and 23, at the Royal Ka duna Coffeehouse, Edinhurgh. A•onsw OAIM. Tam, Roes-shire, bootmaker, Dec. 4 and 26, at Ellison's Hotel, thin. Jona MACIIINTIMIL Drummond, Roes-shire, innkeepw, Dec. 6 and 27, at the Wideman Hotel, Dingwall. Taoaoa llowaase and MACOLAPHAN FAinburgh, commis-ion agents, U.S. 9 and 23, at Sten-noon's Room*, Edinburgh. ALIM %ND= Tenon, Alea, Stirlingshire, manufacturer, Dee. 4 and 25, at lleadie's lan, Alva. MARKETS. WlNS.—Sherry Women a.—lee eltfpntents of wine from Xeres and Puerto Banta Norio, is the mouth of October were 103,847 amine, or 3,461 nips, of which 2,442 to London, 401 to Liverpool, 142 to Hrutol, 141 to Glargoer, 48 to New York, and 37 to Hatsburr. Tne greatest shippers were Jo is 0. Brandon, 333 ; and Dutt, Gordon & Co. , 217. Toe total value waa 43,450 SUGAR.—The se rage price of sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, compu•ed from the returns toads in the week ending the 26. h N v., 1940, is 29.. 04d. per cwt. Supr, the produce of the Mauritius, is 26e. 11 Sulfur, the produce of the But Indies, is 351. 74d. The avers', price of the three foregoing descriptions jointly, is 28s. 7d.—London Gazette. BRISTOL, NOT. 29. EkToAll.—The market continues miserably dull; indeed scarcely • transaction hes been reported in any description of sugar since our last repprt. Prices are nominally tired, but it sales were premed, lower rates would have to be submitted tn. The relined market continues neglected, and the stocks of mann , actured goods are accumulating ; the refiners however, snow great confidence in iv al of the demand% and with it au improved currency, end prefer , suiting their goods to selling at the prices which are now offered by the ernule.ale grocers. Ia W. I. inolassee the stock is now all in second hen 2,, and we have consequently no eel's to report. RIM has met a moderate sale this week, and shout 200 puns. of Jamaica haves been diepoeed of chiefly from ts. 9d. to 3e. 21. for ordinary, snd middling qualities, 32 to 34 per cent. 0 P. BRANDT meets a ready sale, and prices have decidedly an upward tendency. °Live On is rather dull, and the transactions of the week are limited to a few retail parcels, at rather lower prices. DRIED Faints of all descriptions are in excellent demand, and currants are in short supply, and badly wanted ; the quality varies a msiderably this season, and the range in price. is consequently great, say from 425. to 475. Valentin raisins are selling from 375. to 415., the latter quotations being, however, only obtainable for sound keeping fruit. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29. Suoax.-There bar been a very limited demand, and price. of all descriptions are 6d. lower, with the exception of white Bewares, which from their extreme scarcity command full rates, and the Wes are confined to 6,000 bags, chiefly of this description. Foreign.-The sales are eonfioed to 60 Mids. P ,, rti , Rico, at from 40.. to 425. 64., and 300 bags and barrels Brazil, at from 17.. to 21s. for low to floe brown. No sales reported an molasses. C.,ffes.-There is considerable heavies's' in the market, end Last week's rates are bar, ly supported ; the salts are 70 firm s Jamaica at 54e. to 965., 210 bags Bt. D .miogo at 485., and 150 bags new Rio at the same price. N, sales worth notice in c ,coa, ginger, or pimento. 600 bags light bla.-k pepper br.uglat 314., and a smell lot of white 714. per lb. Rice-50 titre,' Carolina sold at 16s. 64 to 19s. 6 and 2,500 bags Bengal at 85. 9d. for good broken, to 9s. 34. per cwt. for low white. The market is almost bare of rum, and the sales are consequently limited to 70 puncheons Jamaica, at a further advance of Id. to 2d. per gallon ; besides which 55 puncheons Leewards realised L. Bd, p.r gadon proof. Tia.-The traosections have been on a small scale by pri vate contract; at a sale held yesterday, of 3,80 C packages, 2,000 were 'old; Canton and Twankay kinds of young Dyson Id. per lb. dearer; other sorts at previous prices. 60 Ousts of Seel Leo Sr. reported; in ordinary 42a., Garnet at 450., and fine Plata Lan at 50s. ; 600 bags Catch, at 20.. por ewt. ; a few sarong Cochineal at 3s. 7J. to 4s. Id. per lb. ; 10 vacs Gum Benjamin, at W. per cwt., and 600 bags Sago Fl onr, without change.-A few packages of African Bees' Wax .old at 100.. to 102 s. 6d. per cwt.- About 2,500 bags of °dared have b'en disposed of; Linseed, at 475. to 475, 61. off the quay, and Rapeseed, at 40s. per qr. -In !Saltpetre about 1,600 b .go cold at 265. 91. to 295. per cwt., beteg steady rates, and trifling sales of Nitrate of Lida without alteratioa. There is little to report in Dyswoods, the sales of all de. seriptiona not exceeding 120 tons, at former prices. -The sales of Turpentine this week are unusually large; they amount to 6,000 barrels, at 6s. 6d. to good to 7s. per cwt. for fine new naroals.-No sales of Tar reported.-American Rosin in fair demand ; 1,200 barrels of the batter description sold at preview rata,-Asbes : About 200 burial. unbranded Pots have sold at 205., and about 100 barrels first Pots and Pearls at 295. 61. for the former, and at 295. per cat. for the la ter.-The market for Rides continues vary firm, and for a cargo of good salt( d Rio Grande Ox, 31 a. has been paid; about 3,000 River Nita Ox have also been *old at 314. to 4d. 3,000 Horse at 6 . 2d. to fls. 9J., and 12,000 Bast India Hips at 91. for good fair dry salted, and 711. to 811. per lb. for common. COTlON.—Livnaroor., Nuv. 29.—We to-dey reduce our quotation' tor all description' of American cotton fully id per lb , the decline being most app event in the common and middling qualities. Surat and Brazil have only par tially 'hared in this reduction, whi.e in Egyptian of the commoner qualities we notice a decline of id. per lb. See Islands are little ii.quieed for, and ed. per lb. lower in the ordinary qualities. Toe Inquiry tbroughont the week hu been of a very limited character, and almost exclusively maned to the supnly of the immediate requirements of coetawen. This cautioned inactivity must still be attri bated to the disturbed condition of Germany, and the goatee quest gloom which is cut over business in Manchester ; for the aocettou from the sta'es received during the week per Canada and Bel it report no alteration in the proepeas of the crop. Toe "slued the week add up to 22,310 bus, of which 470 Americo end 1,250 Surat have been taken on speculation, and 870 Ameriesn, 600 Surat, 20 Bahia, and 10 Egyptian, for export. To day ' s soles are estimated at 3,000 to 4,000 bags. Ilte market closes heavily, and with souuddefable irregularity in prices. Thi committee's quo tations to day for fair cotton are, Bowed, 7ed. ; Mobile, Ted.; and Orison', 70. WOOL.—Lunn, Nov. 29.—N0 material change to be noticed in the Wool market this week; there bee bees rubes ea improved demigod, but sale. have not been lug.. Buai. nese has been more active in foreign Wools this week, and priers, owing to the advance current at the Loudon sales, are improving. HOSIERY, Nov. 29.—A better trade is doing than thus average at this late period of the season, but some of the more common kinds of goods ars not so mach in demand u they were. The yarn market is fiat, but prices remain without alteration, and there appears to be every I oonfidence felt that English Wools will maintain their prior. At the sales of Colonial Wools this last week, an advance apon list sales has been realised. METALS. LONDON, Nov. 29. The circular of Messrs. Moat. says The Welch bar iron market hte been more hrely this week, and considerable in• quiry continues to exist for speculators, with whom Ws snide is getting more in favour; nothing is to be had under 41. 12s 6d. f. o. b. in Wale; and the price may now be expected to improve from the above feet, as well as We large contracts which here been taken this week for rails; orders to the extent of 60,000 tons of these latter bare been nteeived at vet, remunerative rates; thus the hope. which have been entertained of the improvement of this long depressed metal, now bid fair to be fully valised.-1n Stal fordshire prices remain the came; makers, hoverer, are amply supplied with orders at present rates —The Scotch pig market exhibits the same promising appearances, although the protracted political difficulties is Germany act very much aghast it. Prices conduits their upward tendency, and an advance of 21. within the past month has been fully realised. We quote No.l, 44g. 61. , buyers at 445. f. o. b. in o!segow, cash. Swedish iron without alteration. Rustian with moderate enquiry for home consumption.—Spelter has been without movement this week. Altogether the purchases Ice Spring delivery daring this month have been about 1,000 tons, at 161. op 1" 161. 7s. Gd. The stock here is held is firm hands, at 161. 101. to 161. 12a. 61.—Copper is very firm.—British tin is rather easier for the common description, while relined continue, largely enquired for and is very firm.—Lead has sustained its upward movement, end from present appear snots is likely to advance very considerably beyond present rates. Spanish is in demand at 161. 10., per ton, while some holders keep out of the market expecting better prices. —Tin plates continue in very good demand." CORN.—Cisumsroan,Nov. 29.—There was an lac:sassed aapply of Wheat at market to.cary, and prices must be quoted J. per qr. lower for all except the finest white, which fetvhed foot Meek'. rates, 49e. to 42e. for red ; 46a. to 49e. white. Barley, tine mating, made late prices; grinding was also mak•ng rather mac numey. Beans same u last week. COViNTIIT. Nov. 29 —We hare to report a somewhat Inner market to-day ; sales were effected on rather tetter terms than last crack, the new What being to an improved condition. Wheat, Ins. to 18a. Malting Barley, 248. to 274. 1 72 ndiddi 23 . to 24 n ed. Old Beam, Ma. C.& to 12h 6d • new los. 6d. to tin. Old Ugly 220. to Ma. ; new, Mk. to 22a. Yeaii, llaAo 12a. ad. Barran, Nov. 29.—Our market continues fairly supplied with English grain, which eold to-d 4 freely at last week's prises. Whist, red, 38. to 395.; white, 314. to 44.. Marley, 22e. to 2M. Oat., 14.. to lea per qr. LIYIRPOOL, Nov. 29'—Although at oar market to-day we experience.) I. tow languid sale for Wheat of all dencriptions, holders remained firm, and eh edit,- refusing to accept lower prices, our quotations of Tuts lay last eland in all respects =varied. titans and Canadian Flour, continuing in more favour than other kinds, met • fair inquiry, prime and good brands fully supportiog and the lower grades rather exceeding late prices; French Flour, however ? moved rather less freely at previous rates, and Irish remained nominally es last noted. Malting Barley and Malt, upon a moderate demand, re mained steady en value, and grinding barley was a shade dearer. In Beane and Peso no change was apparent. Oats maintained the ad vance above stated, but sold lea readily today. Oatmeal, although ' not In active request, improved 3d. per load. Indian Corn, continuing to meet a free sale for Ina account, was held with increasing con fidence, and supported Cie preceding amendment.—Arrivals and ex ports from the kith to the 28th Nov , into Liverool and Ituneota : Wheat, 2,769 qrs.; Barley, 148; Malt, 30; Oat', 161; Beans, 5• Indian Corn, 1,24 a; Oatmeal, 5,201 sacks; Flour 1,307 sacks and 8,091 barrels. Exports to Ireland : Wheat, 113 , 3 ; Indian Corn, 973; Flour, 130 sacks 1,423 barrels. MktoaToNfi, Nov. 28.—There was a very full market to day, end prices of all grain were well supported. Best samples of Wheat sold at full prices of lest week, and malting Barley In some in stallion made le. to M. more money. Other things as before. _ _ BoUTBAMPTON, Nue. 29.—Many of the farmers' samples are now coming forward mutt out of condition, and ouch are difficult of wile, but good dry paretic readily gad purchasers at late rates. Prime samples of malting Barley maintain their value, but middling and Inferior samples arc a bad sale. Oats not much in demand, but held firmly at the late advance. In other articles no alteration. Plow, 291. to ffila. pet auk. Wheat, W. to 111, per load Barley, grinding, 19a. to 24r.• malting, Ile. to 291. Oats, black, 15e. to lie. i white, 1 Se. to 2016 'Beams ZBl. to Ike. per qr. WAKEFIELD ' Nov. 29.-Ths arrivals to-day ors good of on articles. The sale for Wheat Is still limited, and though any de cline decreases the desire to all, yet the wants of the buyers are tact at about the rates of Inn week for the finest sample; and all other sorts Is. per qr. lower. Barley has also green way Is. per qr., and Inferior very unsaleable. Oats, Shelling, and Beans are Meay to price. Malt as before. The fullowtng are the present priors .- Wheat, per qr. of 6010. to the bushel, buffolk, Easel, and Kent, red, new, OIL to 43a.; extra, 445.; white, 425. to 43A; extra, 40a. ; Nor folk and Hunts, red, 375. to 405.; extra, 4214.; white, 335. to 425.; extra, 470.; Lincolnshire and Lthebridgashlre t red, 31s. to 385.; extra, 4 5.• white, 33e. to ths.; extra, 43 0 .; lockshlre, red, 3 1 s. ; cit es, Sus.; white, Ve. to NM.; extra, 43a.; llantrie and houigsburgh, white, old, 40e. to 44..; extra, 47a.; Lower Baltic and Ilatnburgb, red, 34e. to 38s. ; extra, 415.; Mediterranean, red, 31, to 335.; extra, 375.; old English, 37.. to 415.; white, 30s. Barley, per Imperial qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 245. to 2k..; extra, 27a. Lincolnshire and Yorkathre, 234. to 235. ; extra, 264.; rcotch, 2 is. to 205.; extra, 2se. ; grinding. 20s. to 225. ; ft reign, 225. to 24A; extra, 290. Beans, per qr., 6310. to the bushel, small, Sue, Fes, to 31e. ; ticks, Ids. to 30b. ; wreath, ris. to 275. Oath, per stone, mthring, sew, :Pd. to told.; feeding, 91. to lad.; foreign, ad. to bd. ; Shilling, per loud of rolltr., 23e. to 265. Mull, per load of bushels, 34.. to 36s.• ' Peas. per qr. imp., blue and white boilers, Mi. to 235.; cites, 30e.; grey end feed, 255. to 27a.• 'atm, 2 , 41. Invested, per last Imp., Er glish, 241. to 371. • foreign, 211. to 271. Linstml, p et imperial qr, Mit. to 48e. Imports during the week : %vbs.', 4,1,97 rim; Barley, 4,842; Oats, 630; Beans, 918; Yeas, 374; hapestarl, 31; Linseed, 12 ; bhewag, 370. CATTLE, &e.—Caattstz, Nov. 28 —The show of Beasts this morning wsa a pretty large one, numbering about forty bead. There were a few prime young animas, but a great portion of those on offer were indifferent in quality. The market was dull, but we are usable to quote lower rates Maw those current on this day seamight. A leer remained unsold at the close. A rather better thew of Sheep than last market, both in point of number and quality. Buyers proceed cautiously, sad ales were no. rally effected. Prime as of late. cal,, s met a Lull tale, Veal being in very limited request. Priors: Beasts, 4a. ed. to Ss 3d. per straw. &OM 41d. to Sd. Caine., 401. to id. per lb., sinking the offal. Firma, Nov. 29.—There way a very 'leek attendance of buyers this morning, and by no means a large supply of cattle. Pat Beef fetched about 7s. to tin per wore. There were wry goe Cows Rod Calves to the market. Those tkat changed bands realised about ; barreners, from 4s. to 4s. 14. per score. Working Oxen were very wine; steers sold at from Sl. to St. ; butchers' Co Ve4, of which there were plenty, fetched 44. to Sit. per lb. tibeep, tat wethets, 4d. to rod. per lb.; ewes, about the same. Wither Slogs were se and but few miss effected. GLasoow, Nov. 28 —We ha 4 ocly a small supply of cattle to our market this morning, which had the effect of raising the pries fully 20. td. per cwt. Very few good Beast; shown. Best ox Beef, tto to 49 .4 second, 43.. to 4fig. Cows, Bulls, and Infe:lor Beasts. Si... to 40r. per eat., sinking offal. We nada good many grow 1 but almost no turnip-tetl wedderg. Sales dull, Best aged Shemp, sl"e 4 to 5... d.; second, Bt. to lid. ; twee, 3d. to 3;tl. per lb., sinking °HAL Best fed Calves. 325. Small Pigs in demand, from 30s. to 33a, per cwt. PUBLIC SALES. Nov. 29.—8 y Meetrf. HOGOART, NORTON, Riga OAIELIT, at Me Mart —Five trothuld houses, N e. 1 to 5, Pelham str.et, Mile and New Town. let for 841. 10.. per annum ler rates and taa.s—sold (or 9401. 8, yen ditto, 6 to 12, Pelham.strest, let for 1181. 6e. less rates and taxes-1,3101. around rent of 201. per annum, with reversion in 1868, arisin9og from 11 boasts Dowsing peace and Chiekland street —4l. iiicinad root of 221. 175., »version Fs 1868, secured opnn 2 nous» Fioch•etreet, 7 in Lunuey place, and 2 in C oickssod strest-5401. Another ground rrot of 221. 179., reversion at same period, upon 11 houses, Chicksand and Finch streets and Eele-pl►ce —SSOI. A ditto of 221. 17s. nvsnion 13 6 9, upon 11 houses ad jointog preceding-64 01. Freehold ground rent of 821. Is., with revenion in 1884, spin houses in Chiek•msd-yrees Little John-street, &c., supposed annual velem 4601.-2,2001. Scum-boiler's premiers aced two houses adjoining, in Old Montague-street, let till 1884 at 421 2a.-8901. The Lord Cclliegwood public-house and various other places, Chieksand, George, and 114 as-streets, &c., let till 1868 at 1631. per annum ; presumed annual value, 7001.- 4,6001. . . . Freehold ground rent of 661. per annum, with reversion in 1860 to tho presumed annu.l value of 4001 , arising from 27 houses in iiien-s.reet, 14 ditto in Guden•plaee, nod other premises -2,3501. Freehold ground rent of 801. per annum, upon 17 ►oases in High, Hidden, sad Duak•etreeta, lease expiring 1904- 1,1901. A ditto of 501. per annum, upon the Halifax Arms public.- houli and ether premiers, let till 1904 —B5Ol. A ditto of 1301. per aoaum upon various premises, Dusk street, a Wesleyan chapel, and houses in Princes -street, King Edward street, &c., let till 1504-1,9901. A ditto of 1251. per annum, arising out of the Halifax Head public house and other premises, with reversion in 1904-3,0501. Freehold rental of 451. per annum, with reversion in 1898, upon 7 boar's and shop*, Wells-street, and three houses and a plot of ground in the rear 9101. Yreehcld rental of 1201. per annum, with reversion in 1869, to estimated improved rental of 4001 upon various houses, George street, Ssmuel•street, Ground tint of 821:41. per annum, with reversion in 1869, to presumed annual value of 4101, upon premien, Cluck saal-atrinst, do.-1.8701. ROYAL SOCIETY FOR TIIE PROMOTION AND PROVIDER/IT OP THE GROWTH OF FLAX IN INBLAND.—The monthly committee meeting was held in Belfast on the 27th instant, Richard Nivea, Esq., of Chromehill, Lisburn, in the chair. Mr. W. G. Andrews, of Comber, brought forward his report on the experiments Le bad made on the hot water steeping system, and showed samples iliustrating it. He highly approved of the principle, and was requested by the committee to Vllllliirdeate the details to the annual meeting of the society, on Friday, the 29. b inst. It was stated that Dr. Hodges would, at the same time, bring forward some results of experiments mad* in Prussia, on the same system, by order of government which were al s o satisfactory. The subcommittee appointed to inves4ate the whole merits of Schenck's patent ',stem laid its final report before the meet ing, and, after detailing the very mustectory results of the trials made, the repat went on to analyse the state ments pat forward a%out Donl,n's dry procese, and the shown to illustrate it. It brought forward con si cruZore ew evidence against the utility of the plan, and the committee unanimously approved of the views taken, and arranged that the sub committee's report should be read at the annual meeting, in order that the public might be made folly aware of the nature of the grounds on which the com mittee of the Royal Fla: Society, acting on its great expo ricrac* and oracticel knowledge, disapproved of Dualan's plan.—NortArns WAist. ANCIENT TENANCY.--At one of the audits of Sir Edward Blount, Bart , of Hawley Hall, Shropshire, reld some time sense, an interesting statement was mode, which we believe may safely challenge the whole c oun t r y to pro duce its parallel. A friend informs us that several of the baronet's tenants were there, contesting the point as to which of their families could boast of having tented for the longest period on the estate, when a farmer, named Allen, who for many years hes been highly respected by hie laid lead, satisfactorily proved that himself and ancestors bad either been in the employ of, nr rented under, the Blount family for a period et nearly 790 years; that, in fact, his anceston had entigreed from Normandy with that family at the time of the Conquest, and from father to son each sompeding generation had been retained on the estate.— Worcester CAnanstio. [.Advertisement]—Eiretate IN THE STOMACH, Furrtaxner Aro laissiernox craw wr Hou.ower's Puza.—Fm. Meet of a Wier from Mr. Dale** of Ooodereoknear Sydney_ , New Rooth Weise. doted lath September, 1148.—" Te FtWaiwor Hallway. —Blr, —Hallo( bed an experimental knowledge of the good egret redoes , ' bY Towr vskiabbi OEN I eamider it my duty is maim It icemen that two yaw ego my denchler, then elms= years old, bad soared far •is dm with swops is the stomach, Smbenefitaleney, and seetion. I tried ressedie without , but a kw doom of par worked ember pills Mss netored her to perbot heekb, end ales is and( frelie frta any symplems of her knees o-. 4 Sold try end at Prefeaser Holknrsre • Menni. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Ytemons Corespondeata,tha " Snipping Gazette,. and "Lloyd's usim CASUALTIES. Fermer'e Delight, May, froMCoilionie Swansea, which was stranded this morning on the Sandwich Flats, his born partially unloaded. Hopes are entertainel that she will be got sty.—Deal, Nov. 28. Lady Howat-n, Chalk, from San Francium for Sidney, which struck on a reef about 12 miles southward of Oregon, one of the F.ime, Jose 22, became a total wreck. Crew saved in the long boat, and arrived at Debts', intending to em bark on board H M 8. Bramble. Pierre Desire, of and for Rouen from London, which wu on shore neer No. 2 Battery, has been unloaded, and hopes are entertained that both vessels will be got off.—Deal, Nov. 28. Vesta (brig), Parse, of Banderlend, from Carthagena and Op rto n London and Noweastle, sprang a leak and Linn dared, 24,v. 21, in lat. 47 N., ha. 8 W.; crew saved, VIIBBXLS SPOKRN WITH. Primo Regent (barque), from Plymouth, Nov. 19, lat. 41.40 N., lon. 10.16 W. Primates (or Promise), from Quebec for London, NOT. 12, Lt 46.26 N., lon 31.38 W.; all well. IDayhrbee mndeupt kroTi --- 2 what In General Post- p office Lunden. despatched. COUNTIUE& :Plymouth Midas (Meet coast)... N• 11 at of the month . America (via New York ) by British packet)... 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NAIAD-from Plymouth, November 27, to Nuarti Sma-from Gramseod, November .9, to C -1 0110MACIII-from Gravesend, Noventher 29, to Paratar-troeslPlymowh, November 27, to Pascoe-from Liverpool, November 29, to Pamenthes-from Liverpool, November 29, to Boaarrom-from ,Liverpool, November V ' to Trinstal Ne. Please -from Liverpool, November 28, to Elmira &Gam-from Liverpool, November N, to New Erunth -from Liverpool, November 29, to Br. Geoarth-from Fa lmo uth , November 28, to 81am-from Falmouth, Novemter 27, to Samos -Boni Falmouth, November 27, to &awe-from Falmouth, November 27, to ULNDII4-from Liverpool, November 29, to Uses -from Liverpool, November 2s, to View-from Bristol, November 29, to 81. Mitiose Vitus-tram) Gravesend, November le, to ton Natal Vionams-from Falmouth, November 27, to Borecithe. Wave-Nom Falmouth, November 27, to vioshoolore Waco/warm-from Plymouth, November 29, to abLemino WOOLTINODIN-from Portsmouth, November 29, t 0........ Le 9 da %moan TDOMPION -from linotol, NovemberlB, t 0......... Viers, Zemma-from Falmouth, None ober 28, to love &Pant -611121. Falmouth, November 27, to suiudoo Bin hand,, Y. MCA.. Amt, MK on I: ty to Alva Ind. kW Janeiro . lkichan K,iter,* TrioNlad . rd! . Cstrtats ...lAnt .Cakutta .x J„h ....LN-J .~ qr BIRTHS, MARKIAtiEd. AND DEATH& BIRTHS. ATTENBOROTAIL —Nov. 2 - 7, at CharThotteatreet, Fl'aor-giuM Mr& R. Attenborough., of a eon . AUsTdM.—Nov. LS, in Hyde-part-square, Mrs. F. L a tea. FORBES. 7 Nov. 26. at Upper Berkeley-street, Portmart.qua,,tb° wife of Prolesaor 1 , ...b7e5, F.ILS ,w ■ sou. - IN , AN.—Now. 26, at Soutlz , hill, Liverpool, the wife of W. Esq., of aeon. etia-born. . . &PK INSTRY.—Noe. 26, et Coopet'a.blll, 83go, the wifc of C. A. Whinetry, 17th Reg;, of • dausbter. PARKINSON.—Nov. 27, at King.street, 81, Jamerespnue, Mn J. Parkinson, of a son. MARRIAGES. BURGOTNE—STONIL—Nov. 27, at Erasld, near Abingdon. J. Burgoyne, Egg., of Lonedale-rqusre, Islington, to then 31.1 h dilat youngest daughter of the late T. ohne, Esq., of Fygeld. DANCER —ROGERS.—Oet. I, at the Cothedral, Cape TOWS, C'P.._. t • Dancer, Manna Morse Artillery. to Ellen Goring, nag.. daughter of Union T. A. Rogers, Rag., of Kingston. ' , howl. HEATH—PIIILPOT.—Nov. 27, at Holormbo Rocas, Devonshire , hf We Rev. W. Wills, Tea, A. T. Heath. h.q., of Cornwallereshr. Csindas.road, to (*volute, youngest daughter of the Los F. Pill , 1. 4 e Esq., of Charles-at. ect, Wenthourne.terrace, London. MORA—KING.—Nov. 2i, at St. Mary'., Islington, by the . BO' L butherlind, M.A., 11. W. Dora, Esti , o the :Dimities. to Ftivibeth mud daughter of the Rev. U. Klug, of Lansdowne Rome, CM P .0 11 W °1 1. ° 11 wa — S T : ;LDEN.—Nov. 2 4 , at .7. G . enr„.... " the Rev. T. Bacon, Curate of au $0 h'. and late Castanet Olbnatar, D. E. Power, Eaq , younget4 rata C. Poser, to Entity Marianne, only daughter of the late U. J. Tr.'' , el Ueda; Nova Scotia DEATHS. BRODRRICK.—Nov. 27, at Regen‘atreet, citproad Mr. Ur°. dutch, formerly Caps . and Adjt. of the let Royal Lanombire N 12 2 7, _ _ tied 110. BUTLER.—Noe. 28, at tln.frlars, London, aged le. CIIALONEL—Nor. 26, . t Moe, the Rev. U. Chaketer, yoollewi ' 3° of the Lae W. Coalurwr, Earl , of Chsbre, Yorkehism aged EVANg..—Nor. 22, et Hertiord-street, Maytlem, W. B. formerly M.P. lot Leommet.r. PRE 4101.—Nov. 27, at Wrotham, Kent. Charlotte, wide, of the W e J. [reale, &w, e tdditoodtreet North, r, R. Bauer, Esq.. of Aus' Printed in he City by WIEWAN HALO. Ci NO. Ss lO U= street, in the City of Landon, Printer, at tas Ogee, la lam; in the Precinct of WhitefrLire..—eirosoar, Norgral 1850. ~} ~:~ I 1 )