The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-11 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND COUNTIES CATTLE AND POULTRY SHOW. BIRMINGHAM, TOssoar Rvenno. With this letter I forward the resuming portion of the prise list of Ilia es4bWs.. and, as promised in my letter of yesterday, I offer a few remarks se the @abject of the show itself. In the year 1848, when nearly all the agricultural shows la the Midland cousins had dwindled or sank into lesiva- Scance, the idea of establishing a great show in Binnisglism, as a astral pont. first took form and was acts& epee ; three gentlemen (Mr. Wright, the editor of the Midind Cowattes Herald; Mr. Lowe, the sgricultural imple ment maker; sad Mr. Joke Shackel) took the ini tiative of the ides, and the tenth has been the most cost piste success la 1849 the 'bow wee held in a small room ; this per the stock exhibited has filled a magaificest lull erected for the purpose at a eon of some 8,0001. It has brought together the moot sanest breeders and feemost ders almost without emo tion from all parts of the country ; of them have competed for the pines. sad it is said that a finer display °lustful stock was sever exhibited. Today which was set apart for the "private me," abut 4,000 persons an said to have witnessed the ezhibition—the Earl of Aylnford, Lend Mathertee, Lord sad Lady Watetpark, Lord Gaerassy, M.P., Lord Lewisham, /LP., Lord Sandy', Vietwent sad Viscountess Coethermera, Marchioness of Dawn shin. Lord Musorsee, Rut Tahoe, Lord Hill, the Counter" of Lichfield. Lord and Lady Meow, Lord Ashbertere, Lord Raselegb, Ern Howe, Lard Newport. Sir C. Knightley, M.P., the Use. B. R Lyttelton, Id P.. the Menu' sad Marchioness of Stafford, F. W. Knight, Req., 1.1 C. R. Colville. DI.. !LP., Mr. Hodgetta Foley, M.P., Laid sea Lady Wrott. she, Sir W. Hartopp, Mr. Monts, M.P., Mr. Stholefield, M.P., Mr. Spooner, M.P.. Its, *c. With reenact to the stock shown, it is the opinion of two or three of the most eminent aviculturists present, that for the prise is the class of Hereford ores, the competition was great, and most of the animals inhibited possessed great merit. In this else", Lord Hatherton's etc, which obtained the second vies, also obtained the gold medal, as the best bust in the ysni ; it is said to be one of the finest saimale ever witaessed. The ilettiOfd 00w11 and heifers were most of Ikea besatiful aniossb--especially one of the first, sibi lant% by Mr. Williams, of Calnifiegton, which cbteinod a prise; sad amongst the tut , one by the Berl of Warwick ales received a prise, and was d highly esmesened. Some splendid 'pelmets of short horns," b ith cows and bullocks, wen exhibited; the finest amosgst the last helongiag to W. Hese", of Grin, near Coventry. Sir Francis Lumley exhi bited amongst the extra stook 10 Hereford heifers, the oldest et tam not rentals; two yens and ten months old, which were prouenced to be so floe a collection of anneals as were ewe shown. The show of sheep we very liege; including Leiesetera, ammo beeeds, two skean, sod Soutlidowns; in one clan alone, the Pries' Albert, the Ran of len:ester, the Rall of Ayles lord, Lord Hathenon, and Lord Howe wens esompetitora 01 pigs there we- shout 360 peas: they were for the suet part of that useful kind, witch feed Wetly and well ; but there was this spacial ereellesee is the fat animals shown, that none of them were over-fed. Mr. Cutwright showed some fine animals, known as the Tansworth hned ; Hr. Wright, of Great Darr, showed a fat pig, under 14 wionth old, which wee a fine sponse* of the Suffolk breed; Mr. Baldwin, of Kineenorion, sent several splendid peas, sad pined several prises this breed of pip &twitted, as they did lan year in fact at this show, very general admiration. There were al‘o shown some good Cambaluil pigs, and several peas of the Yorkshire breed, bat these hat are said to be sot now favourites, for the reuse that although pretty when young, they do not do well for feeding. As I have 'aid, then opinions ore riot gives as my own, bin those of experienced agricultarish; Ind turnip, neat to the pun', department, it is speaker; quits within the mark to my that nothing equalling this eshilaitios was ever seen Is Ragland before. Some yews slum a show of a similar kind was attempted ; therein were erhibited about 200 pens. bars there are nearly GOO. There are upwards of a hundred mad linty pew metaining a cock sad throe hens; ninety peso at chishese ; sleety pens contenting a cock and one hen ; end vast slumbers of specimens of bantams, ducks, turkeys, wee, fir Tree competition for the prises awarded to game kiwi was very gnat; sod several pens of beautiful spangled Husbans and golden tinselled Hamburg' were shown. The Dorking", Conde Chins', and ble-k Poland', wen said I. be perfect specimens of their several brads; and, in addi Non to the regular prises, six extra silver medals were awarded. Altogether this exhibition is a most sucensful one, sad it is probable that before the end of the week it will have been visited by upwards of 20,000 persons. Ike lullowisg completes the prise list: SHEEP. CrAle 111.—Lsteureas. First prise, 64., and 'inn modal as breeder. Bataan and breeder : Mr. John Hoary Less, Basee's End, Coles hill. Sound prise, 31. RAM*, sad breeder' : Mr. Jobe Henry hoes, Heroin's Bad, Colsshill. Cues X —Lueo-woottso Sense, ear sumo Lawn- Tans. First prism, M., and silver medal as breeder. Rshibitor and breeder :MCA rt I.im Das, Moroton-in-the-Marth. 140VVIDOWNS. First pine, 61., and silver medal ae breeder. Rallibiter and breeder : the Bert d Leicener, Holkham Hill, Nor- folk. Second rise. 31. Erb(ihitor and breeder : Derwin Ga lan, ES% . E Worn, near Stestlnd-upon•Avon. CLAW' 8 11,-13KOKT-11104)LLTD 81111 r, NOT ZENO 8011211- DOWIIII. lint prize, M., and silver medal, se breeder. Eshibitor and breeds, : Sul How*, Gaper& rens. Second prize. 31. Exhibitor nail breeder: the Earl of Aylesford, reckiagton. Warwickskire. Core* AlM—Canoe maw Sager. lint prise, 61, and silver medal as breeder, ale* Slim medal for the best pen of ebe p in classes 9, 10, 11, 12, sad 13. Eibibitor soil breeder Mr. John Benjamin Twitchell, Wilby, Northamptonshire. Secood pen-. Exhibitor and breeder: Mr. Abraham Mares, Asbby Parrs. CLAM Ili I. A.—LOSO 'MOLL.° First pen., 61., sad oleer audai, se breeder, also Miser medal, for the best pa of sheep in Classes 13 A end 13 B. Eibibits? and breeder : Mr. John Meaty Lees, Bacon's End, Culeshill. Second prize, 31. Etbibitor and breeder Mr. Job° limey Len, Sieen's End. Coleskill. CLASs XIII. 8.-81101 T WOOLLID First prize, 61., sad silver medal, as breeder. Exhibitor and breeder : the Earl of Aylesford, Feckinnton, War. wiekshire. Second prize, 31. Exhibitor and breeder : Earl Howe, Oopsal I lam. PIGS. CLASS X IV.-FAT nos NOT MICUDIh• NMI MONTHS OLD Fire prize, 51. Exhibitor Mr. Thomas Padasore, Per shorewtreet, Birmingham. Breeder : Mr. Gordon, Swan Inn, West Bromwich. Second prise, 31. Exhibitor : Mr. Wm. Adams, Leighton Cottage, Spring•street West, li.lobaston, near armingttem. Breeder : Mr. Unkind Bates, Digbeth, Birmingham. Third prise, 21. Exhibitor and breeder: Mr. Jelin Mist, Great Ban, Staffordahire. Crease IV.—Fat PION NICSIDINO MINI NUT NOT VC. CSIDINO Foulard/I MONTS' OLD. Fint prize 61. (in roneiderstios of ap). Exhibitor: Mr. Abraha m Nuns, Ashby Pans, our Latterwortk. breeder: Mr. Bassett Barrows, High Crass. fkand prize, 31. Exhibitor sad breeder: Mr. Thomas Studholou Wadies, Peddsmoorrehall, Batten Coldaeld. Third prize, 21. Exhibitor sad breeder; Mr. Hoary Hewitt, Clifton WU, Warwickshire. Czass XVI —FAT PIO* lICIIDINO FOCITZIN SOT NOT tiCllDnso TWINTT MONTH! OLD. First prise,6l., sad silver medal u breeder. Exhibitor and breeder : Mr. Atelier Perks, Kiagrbory-boass, Lisp. bury. Snead prize, 31. Exhibitor sad breeds?: Mr. Thomas Studholas Wilkins, Peddentoenzhall, Sutton Coldfleld. Third prise. 21. Exhibitor and breeder: Mr. John Meaty Lees, Bacon's-rad, Coleshill. Cu,. XVII.—FAT rims ZICRIDING TRINTT MONT/18 First Prize, 51. Eibibitos 7 Dir. James Baldwin, King's NOVAS. Breeder: Mr. D dissond Prise, K. Bibibitor Mr. Thomas Pedals', Per shan•erreat, 15wwisgbant. Brenda: Mr. Chula Morse lay. Manua Ball. 'Third Prins 21. Exhibitor: Mr. David Maio, amitosis, Ids of Ely . CUM Viii.--BII2DINO SOW* OF • LAIOII B 1111). First Priz, 01. Eaklator awl Brooder: Mr. Mow Cart wash% Beams. Broad Nilo, 31. lalabitor sad breedrr Mr. Rosa Lew, Boalry 1141, Warwieloaka gird Pau, 21. Ziallstscr sad brardw: Mora Cart ita!taa. - - diAis XlX. = Bminsto Sows pv a MAIL B 11111). lint Prin, 61. Eskibttor sad borains Mi. Joanna Breen, the Height, near Wigton, CamWm& &mad Prise, N. Exhibitor: Mr. WO= Wrigitt, 00, Brommgrou strut, Binniaghas. Bruise: Kr. Natitasial ' Bellgor, Chapel Amon, Waswickshiro. Third prim, 21. Exhibitor Mr. Gauge Maoist, Blur- ItelPsasset, Birmingham. Cuss EE.—Pmts or Firs Pros, or oat Lima, NOT /MINDING Six MONTS/ OLD. First are, 61. labibitor sad Wader: Mr. Jonathan Brows, Tao /Light, soar Wirt." Camboriaad. Bound prise, 3L Exhibitor sad brooder: its. Mat,bew Posaborton, Gibraltar Works, Loads. Third prise, 91, Exhibitor sad brooder Mr. Maw Cart- wright, &gates. CLASS SAl.—Pair or FMB Pros, or ors LITTII, NOT azoaanuto TN all SIONTIII OLD. Firstll. di. Eabibitor : Mr. William Phillips Toots, Lad Eismisgbut. Breeder: Mr. Hoary Clarke, Daa lads, Nortaa, Wormatarskirs. &mad prise, 3i. Exhibitor sad broader Mr. Arthur M . riug Huss, Elagabary. ThfedExtaibisor: Ilx. IrMiam Phillips Tasks, Eirminahana. Bruner Kr. Bury Clark., ieW Elmer Marten, Woreadershim CYAN ZZ I I. usnn or A LIZON BIXID, NOT IX. Koms Find lir - . - jaatira . Brown, The MOs, seer Wigton, Cumberland. Brooder: Mr. Jeooph Bel, Bede BM, Lamb', Yuri*. Booted peso, V. Inhibitor sad Miele: Mr. Mow Catt lealltaatoe. peso, 21. Reldbiter : Mr. Jompb Tale'q, Keghloy. Breodor : Mr. Jobs Rhoda, Hainwortk, Beglasy. CLAM IX.lll.—Bi•wes or • SMALL BAUD, MOT ICL. OXIDDIO TwaLvs Kornis OLD lfre prin, dR lizandva sad toddies Mr. Xattbav Pow Ma% GOWN/ Works, imp& F I THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1850. ----------------".-- Second prise, 31„ Sibibitse sad breeder: Yr. Marks Bendel!, Chadbory, soar Embus. Third prise, 21 Esbibitor sad breeder : Mr. Jobs Bey' Jamie Twitabell, Wsibv. 24ortbaniptimiabire. Cuss 111V..--13TOILI Flee. First pries, M. lislutntor end brooder : Mr. Janes B ilii wia, Kiss's Norton. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE PAST WSIIK. Myth this Seethe Owen Snort.] The mortality of London, during recant weeks, has undergoes sauna' itsetsvioop. The deaths ititill•ered in the four weeks of November were suceenvely 921, 906, 1,016, 361; ia the week ending last Saturday they resa again to 1,004, In the tan weeks, tioneeponding to lase, the years 1840.9, the avows was 1,128; but this member is mutt increment! by the nausea, which prevailed towards the end of 1847, when, la a simile week, the deaths wasted to 2,454. As compared with the previous week Oslo. November 30c11) the present return shows an is- MON both is the epidemic elms of diseases, and is litheness 011ie reparatory organs, the deaths from the former Meg lithe 196 to 229, and thee, from the latter class (emissive of ' giatkieis), which were 160, being now 208. Amongst spin. smith small pox is remarkable for a suddenly augmented rats elf mortality alter inareeslng by smell degrees till it rum bezel 14 deaths, the present return shows that it was fatal last week in nuns, two of which occurred to persons above 16 years of age. The etb-district Chrtgehurah, Meryl*. Mee. ham been already noticed as a locality in which the semplalat wei rife, and where six deaths from it had warred in a week. The same registrar now nuns four deaths from small pox, all, like the siz othen, in Limon grove, one of which ha to a girl, aged 16 years. and another to a female servant, aged 29; the latter case being deeciibed la the medical certificate as Tunis, after vie sinatios at six yeses of ego (so mark left on the arm)." limplag-orogh also hes become more fatal ; it carried off 33 children in the previous weak, end 60 in the kat, three-fourths of whom bad not completed their sound year. Influenza was fatal to three persons of advanced age. Diarrhea and dysentery number 25 ; typhus, which smug epidemies presses with more equal severity ea old and yowsg, aamben 43 cases. A routed man, who attended a Anal ease el typhus in Virint'*-baildinge, Chelsea, describes the plus as " pestilential in the extreme," and adds that, " tla other mess of fever have occurred in the saes house." The births of 789 boys sad 769 girls, la all 1,668 children, were registered in the week. The avenge of five corre sponding weskit in 1846-9 was 1,337. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the barometer was unusually high. The mean daily reading wee above 30 is. on every day except Wedneeday, when it was 29.982 in.; on Friday, the mean we. 30'290 ; and the mean of the week wee 30148. The SOAR temperature wee below the averag e of the same days in seven . years, on the ant three days of the week, and above it during the remainder. Go Sunday the meth temperature was 361 dig., or 61 deg. below the average; ce Thursday it was 601 deg., or 9 6 deg. above the avenge, changes which sues to operate unfavourably on the public w in dhe mesa temperature of the week was 42 6 deg. Thewas generally in the south-east. EQUITY COURTS.—YiIITiIDAT Berme VtelaCestoomma 1,1111/T Dam. BUSINSIO or TSB COURT. The Vies Chancellor, address's the Attorney-General, maid that is the presest state of the beVw M tM start it bad bees cemeidered likely to be a ssayssisat smanmewsnt W bare a member (act ezeoiding 10) of sheet gam eel mums at the bead of the piper every day. The repliers would therefore set down seek eases upon applioatien by tke eelieiton. With regard to causes and claims whisk were to be eonsidertd duet, his Honour had ceafetted yids Mr. Col ville, the senior registrar, and thought it would be a very awful rule to set down as short mune whit& were gestified by the coossel, es one side only, as being proper to be so set down subject vs this remark, that it such owes should, when they 'came on, appear to be not properly so plead in the L a ie er ei they the Trie:rlci d ov es er 'slie d r i t w t rida rAT hr s who hid bare to pay the wets whisk that promediag had ocessiosed. The Attomey•Genersi said be was requested by the bar to impress a hope thee the sitting oa Monday in Christmas week might be dispensed welt. The Vies said that the 23rd of Dumber did sot appear is his sittiogi paper. lie wee always desirous of accommodating the bat, and did et the more readily on this 000seion as he intended to sit inßaakruptcy on the day berme the lint day of tam. f3B.—Yl36ll5ftOAT. ram Lou Czar B•10/1 AND LIMOS COMM ARM The canoe list fee the after term London tittle's contain 60 remanets and 30 now ewes. Of the former 42, and of the latter 6, are masked for special juries. roots Lan ASOTESS e. B/SHOP.—PsTurs Crowns. This wee ea action to rammer 231. lls. 24., the balance of SS account doe for work and labour and on scoonnt stated, to which the defendant pleaded that kw woe indebted. Yr. Needha m wee for the plaintiffs, sad Mr. Boning, 0.0., for the defendant. The plaintiffs, Mame. Poole and Carpool, am patent agents, and they Nought to recover from the defseadent, Bishop, formerly in business as an iron merchant, the sem all 231. 115.24., the Wanes of an ectooat for prolemianei charges incurred in eliciting and procuring a certain pant oa the retainer of the defendant, io 1847, for an thymus* eft' preventing smoky chimnies. The total of the acoment we 1331. 2d. Credit was given for two ems el 101. atti 1001., sad the plaintiffs now sought to recover the Wen" 231. lls. 2d. Mr. noggins, for the defendant, submitted that sew ail the charga were unreasonable, remands; that at the time the defendant gave instructions to the plaintiffs he was In. formed by them that the expense would be about 1001., sal that 1101. would artaialy 00•11 r all espeoass, and he peal that sum as credited in the account. The fees actually sr able io a patent for Ergland, Wales, and the colonies, hn contended amounted only to 961. according to the Soh i lowing particulars :—Dielaratioo, Is. 64,; ?Mottoes Been eery of Mate, 21.2 e. 6d. ; report Attorney-General, 41 4e.; warrant, 71. 13s. 6d.• bill heterney-Cieneral, 16 1 . 16e. ; signature to bill, 71.135. 6d. ; Privy seal, 41.10 e. 6d.; signet fees, 61. Os. lid. ; great seal awe, 491. 13e. The plain. WU, he submitted, had charged larger suss, and also items as remuneration for their own trouble, of a larger amount than they were properly entitled to. He asked the jury to redoes the claim by the following sums :—Signet•oflice fees, aa owe Mugge of 11. le.; great seal, 21.; letters, 11. 11.; should not be eherged. Bpscilication stamps and other ex. pewee, 21. of overcharge. Drawing epecification, 31. 134.6 d. of overcharge. The Lord Chief Baron left it to the jury to ay whether, in the abeam* of any evidence to support the ease of the defendant, they would discredit the witaceme for the plain tiffs, who had deposed to the charges being such as were usually paid by the public. The jury returned • verdict for the plaintiffs foe the aliment COURT OF Non Paws we Ovum, INSOLVENT hme DE nn m BTORS' COURT. LAW—. YzarmwAT, a. OVICKIMONne Ix rill Mullen or Insane Renal Sunni. This insolvent, the well knows discount agent, having offices in Northumberland-street, Strand, wham ease was reported is our paper on the 3rd instant, again came up. The publicity given to the former proceedings of this cursor denary au* his created a good deal of interest, and fresh parties appeared on the prams occasion. The insolvent, who is a very plausible man, had advertised to advance money to gentlemen, and on the former examination two government clerks complained that they had only got 161. on a 6W. bill ; and on the part et a clergyman a complaint sou made that he had placed a 1001. bill in his hand to be die. counted, and had obtained no money. Mr. David Leopold Lewis, wine merchant, of Water lane, Tower-street, ad• mitted that he bad the bill in his possession, and promised to restore it to the clergyman, and the emu ordered him (Lewis) to furnish an amen% of all his dealings with the insolvent in bill transeeitione. it was now stated that Mr. Lewis was net forthcoming. No farther account had been Wed, and the insolvent had not bean able to procure his attendance. Mr. Sargood said he was instructed on the put of the clergyman for whom he appeared on the last occasion. The court would remember that la the midst of the examination of Mr. Lewis, that gentleman napped the ease by a voluntary to give up the bill in question within 24 hours. He Mr. Sargood) was now instructed to inform the mart that bill had not been given up, nor could Mr. Lewis be found at his place of business. • clerk to the insolvent's attorney proved that attempts bad been made to procure the attendance of Mr. Lewis, but without looses. Mr. Seeped mid be was farther instructed on the part of Jahn Sewell, of Wickhill-house, Bracknell, Berkshire, a you g gentleman of property, and his object was to coin. mu:irate with one Lieut. Hallows before he opposed. In answer to the pout the insolvent said he had a trans action with Lient. Hallows, bat not with Mr. Sowell. Mr. Sargood mentioned that there was a 601. bill accepted by Mr. Bewail for the accommodation of Lieut. Hallows, which bill was handed by Hallows to the Insolvent, and not one shilling bad beenigot for it. The insolvent admitted that he had such a bill, and that it went to Mr. Lewis. Mr. Sargood said an action had been commenced on the bill against Mr. Sewell. The learned counsel also appeared tor a Lieut. Campbell, whose bill had been obtained by the Insolvent, and a letter was read addressed to him. For the bill Mr. Campbell had not received a shilling. The insolvent likewise admitted that he had the bill and paid It over to Mr. Lewis. He said he was not aware that Kr. Lewis had taken the name of Levi. He had never re ceived anything for Mr. Campbell's bill. Mr. Commissioner Law remarked that there bad been a good deal of important business transacted by the insolvent in the last twelve months, although the schedule was a perfect blank. The insolvent said under these eases his name was not en the bills in any shape or way. He was not liable upon them mar had he received anything for them. He had ender owed to procure the att. adanee of Lewis and Levi, but ntedisot compel them to come. A oelisitor asked for notice, and the learned commissioner mid be weld not be heard. There were, no doubt, several pecions emitted, and they should have an opportunity of immolating with the creditors. The iasolveat said these applications took his by surprise. Mr. CANISINAOIItf Law said the insolvent had abstained from giving the information required, so he must show that he had used empty effort in tie power to procure farther emanate. His Honour referred to what occurred on the last occasion, when Mr. Lewis had talked of his reputation, aid deelszed that he would give up the hills placed by the insolvent in his hands, though he should be a loser of mart than 2,0001. The learned eonendadoner made some stron remarks on the manner in which Me bills had been obtained from the several parties. This extraordinary ease was eoaclnded by an adjournment to the 19th January, to furnish further account', tad to pro dam Lewis and Levi. The insolvent was remanded to prison. tatiell /Of WO would bats bees bit parties ; but as thews bad sot ban violates, an sestets* of th• court ma, that be be 1 tesuspeeted for sets* pars. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Boniwormscs.—Sir Peter Laurie begged to arkaowledge a &nation ot 101. to the peer box from tie Drapers' Com pany. The worthy alderman *heaved that it was mach misled, se that charitable fled wee in rather a low state. wormallilk A -- wOrsdnir-cs a anus A. CHAIIOI or FILONY HT • RAILWAY CLIRIL Syera. a clerk is the Enquiry-office at the goods station of the Eastern Counties Railway, in Brick-lane, Bboreditcb, was charged with embezzling vuloss sums of money, the property of the company. James Tabs, cashier to the company, proved that it was the duty of the prisoner to render as account daily of the transmission of goods, topther with the total amount of carriage, into his (whams's) hands. Oa the 21st of No vember, prisoner was suspended, and oa the zard he !twelve d the sum of 31. from a tanner named Haydon, near Cam bridge, although he had not been reealled to office. A Mikados was proved against him also on the 'iOth of November of IL 195., reosived from a person named Cox, of Cambridge. He was apprehended on the 25th. The prisoner was fully committed, bat admitted to bail la two sureties of 1001. each. JOH-STREET. Twa STRIII AT TMI CRYSTAL PALACI.—The ease of W. St. Clair, which has been so often brought forward at this smut was divided yesterday by Mr. Bieghans. The magistrate recapitulated the facts, which appeared more than once in the Empress, and examined in detail the objections and defence of the prisoner. The statute under which the defendant was prosecuted was 6 Geo. IV., e. 129, s. 3, which makes it a misdemeanour to attempt to gospel a pence by intimidation to change his mode of pr eying en badness. The defendant bad written • letter to eomplainant stating Ws view of the by of the workmen, laying down a im mune to be pursued by complainant, and th ing certain coaeequences in case of refusal. It vets represented for the defence that the contents of this letter wore intended as friendly advice, mediation, or criticism, and not as threats. But it wee absurd to say that toiling a man that wiles, he will consult en iaterested adviser, he shall be advertised as the constructor of a dangerous and disgraceful edifice, was not threatening him. Whether C:air's arm and open hand or his clenched fist wee extended, and whether his words were " you may," re " you shall repent this," on occasion of the visit of the fifty glaziers to Mr. Fox in the afternoon when the letter had been sent, was immaterial. Gesture and language each had Weenies to the letter. In that letter he (the magistrate) saw • breach of the statute is the language of the letter, which was repeated in the subsequent interview. It was to be regretted that defendant had not employed the interval between the summons and hearing to reconsider the posi tion he bad taken up, and express contrition for • proceeding of which it was not too much to say that it was as dishonest as it was unlawful. The judgment of the court was that, under the 6 George IV., for this offence the de fendant be imprisoned fee two meatus, without hard labour. Mr. Nippon, with the view, as we understood, of appealing against this decision, required to be furnished with • copy of the judgment and conviction. Mr. Bingham was not aware that the law obliged him to give more than • minute of the conviction. Mr. Rippon begged to remind the court that the fifty men who had accompanied the defendant had been sent for by the foreman of the won,. ' Mr.Binghats said he bad stated that circumstance distinctly in his judgment. He considered, however, whatever might be the nature of the request the defendant had to make to Me. Fox, it ought not to have teen made at • time when he was accompanied by • hotly of fifty persons. WESTMINSTBR. PIioTECTION or OMNIBVe TRATELLIMU—TIenry Kite and Annie Leary were charged under the following or eurneelineee : William Miller, conductor of a Brampton omnibus, stated that while he was in the Ouster's Arms, Fulham-road, on the previous evening, the defendants, dressed as labouring men, took their seats in his 'bus ; • third, their friend, was about to enter, when complainant objected on account of his filthy condition, added to drunkenness, which latter was true of all three. Upon this defendants commenced a series of annoyance, tried to drag the conductor from hie step, and to pull in their friend ; and, while doing so, dams& d the fittings of the carriage and deterred passengers from entering. D.tendants, who complained that they had been ill-used, said that they were In punait of a lost dog, and it was im portant that they should travel in company. They had one dog in the carriage, and their excluded friend bad another in hiss:ass. The magistrate said three drunken men and two dogs were not to be tolerated in a public conveyance, and lined them 7s. each for the assault, Kite to pay in addition the damage sustained by the conductor. LAMBETH. IMPODSMT HIGHWAY It .-IVilieson Newman was charged with being concerned with another person, not in custody, in a highway robbery. Mr. Henry Dawson, a wholesale stationer, residing in Carter street, Walworth, deposed that about hairiest 11 Vele& en the night before, when within • few doors of Ide awn bowie, two men approached him from behind, and one ed China taking him by the collar said " Won't you give us egmething to drink ?" and before he (witnees) had time to IMMO? he was dung to the ground with some violence. While on the ground the prisoner struck him • violent blew on the face, when witness grasped him by the legs, end calling out police, held him until a constable came up, M whom he gave him in charge. On examining his left bead trouser* pocket he found that it was turned inside out, and he mined from it 7s. ;10d. in Biller, which bed been safe but a few minutes before. Mr. Dawson declared he had net spoken to nor seen say females in the street at the time, end so near was he to his own house at the time of the rob buy that he had the street door key in his hand. The prisoner was remanded for a week. IRELAND. DIIBLIW, Dee. 10. At the annual meeting of the Cork Savings Bank, held lut week, the secretary stated that in the year just past. the deposits bad increased from 263,0001. to 269,0001., and that there were about 100 new ac counts opened. The case of Captain Wynne against the Marquis of Westmeath for libel is still proceeding in the Court of Exchequer, although there is &probability of a speedy termination, as the Lord Chief Baron concluded his charge to the jury last evening. The evidence on the whole has been of such a nature as to be unfit for pub lication ' • but the rebutting cue of the plaintiff was greatly strengthened by a fact brought out in the cross-examination of a witness by the defendant's counsel, Mr. Butt, namely, that the husband of the woman, Mary Connell, was offered 201. by the de fendant's attorney, Mr. Kelly, to criminate his wife; and on Mr. Kelly being called on the table to explain the circumstance, he admitted that the Marquis of Westmeath was cognisant of the circumstance that mosey was offered to the man. CLERICAL KILT MMMMM a• The Rey. Robed Bamford, A. 8., to the campy of ishwone, wucs. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 10.—A FPOINTIMICTS. —Master's Assistant John Hutchings; Midshipman C. R. Forrest; Clark R. C. Beale, to the Albitm. Mate B. W. R. Thomp son, to the ArreAusa. First Roginetr Felix Forman ; Be mad Regimes? James Lsmlor ; Assistant Engineer Thomas Moak, to the Yokono. Acting Crosser 11. Bartley, to tke • Ps rO W O S LWICII, DEC. 111—ADMIRALTY lagrECTION AT Wooavricit.—The Right Hu. Sir Francis T. Ruing, Bart., Rear Admiral J. W. D. Dandies. C. 8., and Captain Houston Stewart, C 8., Lords of the Admiralty, arrived at the Royal Marine Barracks sho rtl y after 11 o'clock a.m., to day, end made the usual round of inspection. YOB.TeMOCTII, DEC. 10.—The Waterwitab, 8, Con sunder Quin, hes not yet made her appearance at Spithead, with the mails from the coast of Africa, although she passed Plymouth far this port on Saturday. This may be owing to the very heavy fog that has prevailed to day and plitlfu67, and which has doubtlessly retarded her program It is reported by some of the vet e r ans of- the port that she has arrived within sight of the Isle of Wight ; but this is net officially aothenticated. —The Hasse, GO, servo guard ship, Captain M'Dougall, was to have gone out of harbour to-day, to Spithead, and been tried at the mtasured mils • but had nothing else prevented her, the fog would bare done so. She, however, now wants something doing to her coal bunkers, which are considered to be too much exposed and rather awkwardly Oust in the event of a shot striking them.—The Phaeton, 60. Captain O. Elliott, is getting ready for sea with all pos sible speed. She will be completed by Thursday nut and will proceed at ones te join Commodore Martin' , squ adron at Lisboa.—lt is believed that the Hercules, store ship, has left Spitbead for the eastward, but on eamant of the foggy weather this cannot be cerr•etly saartaiasd. PRIZE MONEY. (TrOc;li;t;istrtibisette.) FlßEFLY.—Notice is given to the officers and cam- Remy of her Majesty's steam anal, Firefly, Thomas C. Fosseaby, BK., I.4•lltell•TAt Cominaudine, that they will be paid es Tmeday, the 24th inst., at No. 22 , Arundel street. &reed, their respective proportions of tonnage beauties tar the slave brigantine Gerard.), seised on the 6th October, 1848, and that the list will be nulled et the ease place on Tuesdays and Thnerdays for the three fol- Leiria' months. £ s. d. £ a. d. Flag share Lieutenant Com Ninth class lO 0 0 mending 133 7 1 Tenth class 613 41 Fourth clue .... 33 6 91 Eleventh class ~ 6 0 0 Fifth class Sixth clam Seventh aus Thai wisp were entitled to share in the bounties greeted fee the Onahl by sad MOICUTiO, seised on the 24th et March and 7th of April, 1848, will be subject to a &imam having been overpaid in coasequenee of Mr Chaim Dews ward, Master's Assistant Superwoman', bets( bass es the prim lists as enpethummey only, end Mass same' by Admiralty minute to shut in his papa Ming se &lag as* by order. —J. 0. and T. Avuovms.a, Agents —Low dm Dec. 6. Tms SCOUT.—Notice is given to the caws and 1111111 pay of her Majesty's sloop Sent, Frederick Ilailms Jelosetes, E-q., commander, who were sassily ea beard M asasase ap t{ dostrsotioa of two Chino* balls es the let as.. 111411, that they will be paid terhassielike dem et rs hemmemirs received sr teritia airtime Mid sr table la bust ill • mid mit* Gs Monday. the fog what, at lie. 14. Gnat titergt-eirtekWsstmieear whin the oscasimail imee will be re- &tad for three mouths. £. e. d. £. s. d. =116..736 3 24 Eighth eMes .... 19 12 1 ses 9B 0 6 Ninth:elm l4 14 04 Pearik mites .... 49 0 2i Teeth elan 9 16 04 FUth elem Sixth elm 29 3 14 Twelfth elm'.... 4 18 Of Seventh elm Hauthre, itostetson, sad 0., Agents.—Dec. 10.1860. Tits Amilias.—Notice is hereby given, that the teems% of eau of tat proceeds &Ming from the capture of the slave alai Amelia, by her Mejeety's ship Spy, Lies. tenant George Western, Commissar's, os th e lik ca April, 1849, will be regained to the High Court of Admiralty en et after the 13th thst.—J. Woonaneu, Apt.—Dec. 3. Tat Tzataa.—Notice is hereby gives, that so teams at the tonnage bateau teethe slam oshoesen, nem unheows, seised on the 23rd Apeil, 1849, sad Ftheidede, seised es the 3rd May, 1849, by Jae Makosty'e stemassel Teaser, will be deposited, es the 12th fast, In registry of the High Ceart of Mmiraity, egrembly to the set of pulls shmeo-eiT. Q sad T. lim.wats, Apace. No. 22, Arundel elgaristma.—Loadam, Dee. 9. littmomat.—Notice is hereby given, that an maw ef the balsam of premeds sad of tosuge bounties It the slays brig Albeetisa, seised on the 3rd July, 1849, by Majesty's sloop Philonal, will be deposited in the m glary of the High Court of Admiralty, es the 12th Jost., agreeably to act of parliamest.—J. G. end T. BruArzu., Imadoe, Dec. 9. SPORTING. STEEPLE CHASES. Tie; moss, which were to have taken pleas yester -1 day, 6a_ ,ve we ersey es mekellsoi, boo pears* ea sums el the ot, le M May. GLASGOW AND 800 Th WW1111431 RALLWAL—. belie eve tke weakening Dia 7.--Kombot d _ MOO fibnipisAliik lin fd. Omarisilm yew, WA 1,01.114. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NOM a. LONDON GAZETTE.—Twesday, D€o. 10. AbOUR Heasim W ...ariIOWS;;;;LL. Weymouth-place, New ffent.road, sips mmelente, to samender Dee. 19 st 14 and Jan. 23 at I, at Bednilsellatmet. Bala, Bristow and Tarrant, Bond i:eon, Wallbrosik; at esstg., Bell, *iemanktreet-buikllngs. Joss Pause& Braanns, MoorlateMMat and Colernou•ottret. CitY, earthenware dealer, Dm. 19 at 2, and Jan. 21 at 11, at Buinghall. street. Bols., 11Mdmersh and Evans, enema; Jewlmarreet; off. sang., Edwards. Sminekeaurt. Oman Bravos ' Enendrarer, Deo. 20 at 11, and Feb. 1 at 12, se Ailturst and Boa, Old Jewry; off. Insindheßastreet. Elmr. Celoirau, eherffneker, Dan 20 and Jan. 111. at 13, lisseffieramOsent Ileb., Bad tad lkirwlek. Leeds, sad Bale and Clo, llimeffmerne; eff EDIWID COs., Ilamisester, etereh ill =lllmer, Jan. 7 at 12, es Manchester Omit. Sok., At/Wm mid On. Msneherter ; off. 401111. For, Mandsmisr. Jose Cu, Groveserset, Casadon-hiss% ebesemsenger Deo. II at Cum., 11, and Jan. 14 at 12, at B~m ll- etrest. NY, Fail end Lloyd, Bleonsburpermare; Osierms.alreethullangs. NATZAMILL Joan Barkehlre, semmon brewer, Dee. 19 a 11, sad Jan . flat 11, at learinffbeintreet. dole., Gregory and Co., redbrd-row, cad Moly, Meadinff; genie* Coleman. etreet.bulldlaga. AlaWnnia Deytked. builder, Dee. if at 12, and Feb. 1 al I. la 80= e ,..8 0 L, eadirove, Mast4ins; off. rag., Peesell, 0 hum Km, Crewkerne, Somersetahlre, wim end uplift merchant, Deo 24 an Jan. 12 et li, it Ruler Court. Bois., Penny, Taus. ton, and Stogdom E xeter ; ce. map Blrtsel, Hurter. ABRAHAM norm; Peterborough, Ilnendraper, Dee. It at 19, and Jaa. 14 at 11, at Beeingball.street. 1301, Jones, fike-lane, City; of. wig, Johann, Besinshall.creeL William Simeon MasM ' sder starch manufacturer, Deo. 17 at 12, et Manchester C ourt. tub., , Atkinson and Co., Manchester; of eott.itarcheiter. Ocoee, limn= grimy Ironbtidge. Shropshire. bookseller, Ise. sttdi7, at 14 et Barabajbaxt Court bola., Moamar° sad Co., ; of. swig., Whitmore, BANKKUPTCY ANta l fg, Now. 311. Jona Roam Warmer, Leeds, carrier. Dr.a.sasnoris or mvunome. Bow= Burros, Bradford, Yorkshire. groter-let, 2nd, and anal div. et 2s. 7(1., sad Ind end flog di,. of bd., Dee. 10 end any antes. quint Tuesday, at Haves, Leeds. Timms Mustier CAPON &edam, Yorkshire, attorney-Ist end 1 11011 die. of qd., Dee. 10 and say suMequent Mode, cc Tuseday. et H% Leeds. Sawa Nicnourom, Yak, wholesale droplet-1g 41v. of 9e, Dec. IS sod any sotsequet Ifiendp se Tossay, st Hope's, Leeds. 'tutus Bascom.. ileidleverth. Yorkddro. dlar - lin and final die. of bd., Des la end my selinsunt Monday or Tuesday, st Leeds. Juts Tresum, Ilesstalrest. sad Cheltathem, Gloucestershire, PsW-Ist She et Es SA. Des 13 end three subsequent Thursdays, at diesSeire, SedehloSilset. Eu Mesh lebessdidwelk. Embry, St. Luke., bobtails-Ist dl of le, Des II isil*Pi obsertatet Mondays, at Stansieldh, Iledasbal&are"' DIVIDENDS.-Jes. IL P. Elndiest esed W. Essisore, Leeds, tailors-Jen. I. H. Nabs Wtstrb, Omebridsesidre, eerpsater- Dee. 23. C. L. Budges sod J. arelureed. Iturkesurr, menutio. turere-Jes 9. C. Wert. Ilreseing sad lEsket Dram. Strop. shire, banker-Des IS. W. Irldlitesd, Lessekire, mining aim& curnmass to burrs, mum same i• shwa to the astray, Jos 1. T. Dailey, lythe=lNOVMs 1. S. C. A. leStrecr•eourt, _ L LT= A. 11113er, isl an% lanses= 4 , iL lsessehrteJan. t. U.ltalnyte,==en.,..4..orldireg, 1111=.4 1t 7. .06. asks Is rellve l j dinur-Jan. 13. IL W. Isehherselle. paimaimurs DOSOLVID.-11. • Aires end A. Wasiz ipm, OksW, aulesrphis-D. BUT, and G. Thos . ftsm.• Sr se mosl l . .._Leird-S sad O. Neb. Imes. sieJ. Pews end W. E. 1611.11kninglimi. Men W. Post end C. Cook. Cbdmillsed, ...ra y -T. Clew* sad M. Pesky, usessed. nrceers-C. Duet sal Pubkargii.ellest, mesh CIS shelatices sad eine prepsern. Eels 'Ed O. Wats. remr ... ant li G h . li ktster li trrb l tima igam" . Gehl. end T. Welds" ldeskSe. sites eplessns- Pat Waters Lou erllisannumslP-D. lieuudbjes., ad J.O. Wee. sons mairde-l. J. ism rd J. Cl= . ll* lo4. Week belnss-}l. Ileshes eel C. wort, Onslbscess= 4 M il lselere, "" r ' r ns L T. Ask j verrAaies e. Seesy, myths distinsee-S. L. , Liverpool. Iselsr.pres Beinhese-I. LAM sod 0. Them" fassiew. shawl menbehaere-IL lamb NS F. A". Thorn. us, Orarretesel. Sebes Sul est pees esershmin-R. 141441a55• sal W. I. Welker Minshesber, win Seib sirehesle--0. Peal. W. Paton. "A t e rns. Lheripsel. • so far es fps* E. Pearee-G. Nadir sal lisAlisnaw^ deltas dialers-4. Reds soh Y. Mel" Mae des tio.pistees sad sllawb-E. Ibis end C. Lenden i = ;=‘,. 4 11 0 0101 eld W. Nee* 11111 an* Takrilass. Wan& en 4 R. Scrim Luis esd Pearls hsl= a. ir us = R. Morley-P. Terser ale T. Issunsen. seltere-3. Wilson sol J. IlTskkhs, Illenponis,Devenehlte, Sven. Jam Calmat, Rotblab grom, Des. 14 and Jas. 4. at the Ids A .at 500D24 Ana§ nothiaay. Massa Ittlabart atubvi coarto aatat, PM 13 W ut. a Snores KIDD HerrAs, Dundee, merchant, Dee. IS and Jan. 8, at the Royal Hotel, Uumdee. gasterrn litrvan, Aberekees. slaatrasbn, Dr. 16 end lan. 8, at the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen. Aacata•Ln %a■nas. Mewed, sew aseeehent, Dee. 16 and Jen. 6, at the star Hotel, GLudow. °u.= WINOVIS and ROM? LAMM., 011660 W, 111Itt1001411IND, Dee. 17 and Jan. 14, at the Globe Hotel, Gleenow. SOUTH LANCASHIRK7LivEmpooL, row. 10. _ Sams BA UM Auamos. ATTIMPT TO MORDSS AS bum. In the wee of Ann Ball, 30, indicted for having attempted to mother her illegitimate child, Junes Ball, as What of leader age, by beryls; it is a sand•hill at North Mob, near Beathpert, with sa intent to murder, $ macaws of mass- We wee pawed. TIES Brains- ILO 88888 AT MAXCEIST7I.—SINTZNCII. JoAn Diggks, Thomas Paton, sad Andrew it Natty, who had been convicted of smolt sad robbery as the pre vious day, were brought op to receive Judgment. Ilia LordiatiP, Wr“gai Bum, mid—" Too was con victed of a barbarous robbery upon as old man whom you ham MA almost dead. A s for one of you, who dtd not take part is the violence, the j ury have recommended you to the of the court; sad, in compliawe with that room s@ well as from my own view of the ease, I shall make a diAiaction in your ems in the severity of the ses ame I sat about to pow. You Diggiee and Bates sent sorb be trsaeported for Sweaty years, and you, lli'Nsity, for seven years." ICNalty, in a dogged aaaner— You may as well give sae tw ; I would as secs have ton as seven. This he repeated woe or twise; bat his lordship not dis iisetly keezing him, " What dam be say I" Priesaer—l'd as soca lave tens seven. Berm Alderson (eosplmently)—Well, you may, if you like. Runinne • .3doco. Anthony Hart was nut oYMd nt W tar, when Bona Alders= add— ea have been convicted of sa assault, but your rums fez Mei as Is Rot very plain. Trot appear to have ran a stair Omsk Os agnate of Manebester w ith ski scythe of yew^ la a seats of frenzy or lasaality, or from the erect of the *leer la epi c haring lost that which, you arm easy daft pemosed—your NUM !or Ws Waste you stag la 'imprisoned az months. 1100110 COURT. Imam Ka. hurrice Taaaoraa. exmoson ox Taw race t Willies Thor Von err brought up to receive watenes. The egotism d tie boort apes the prisoner was that he be troasporosi IWO Wild 16 years. 1111121103 ON RIDGWAY. E. iligrotrap, t e titlAtisr who had bee& sonvieted the day Were bots4t ArfrOwskondor•Lyera was then brought wassitrads. kitiliblp sold Mm the prisoner had been of lone the helm of as aged and lonely mein Hs hod lit itay into the Illmisber of all ben, Awl tam•pordow of his property. TIN Whose wee one ef Ms mut lipasold that osold be ecomilsed by a silt Maier. AM he esommifted may eldreffe SPOI gestleman kits wham Mum he hid kakis, sows, ter paa imam, MARKETS. COTTON.—Lreetrooz., Deo. 10.—The sales of cotton to-day us eatimatird at 4.000 bales, and consist of about 400 Perna= and Maranhao, BtoBl ; 100 Bahia, 84 to Si ; 660 Band, 6 to se. Import Woes Thursday, 20,000. The market closes very firmly; sompared with Friday's rates, prime of all kinds are guise as dear. MANCHISTEII, Dan. 10.—The yarn aad cloth market is firm, bat owing to the Anieric.n steamer not baying mind buyers appe►r to be holding back their Grders, waiting for the chance of a reaction. In every description of yarn and sloth, however, prices are very firm ; and owing to the amount of goods cleared off within the last week stocks are very low. LINEN TRADE —ln the yarn market titers has been but little ebonite dating the last week, and manufacturers have been buying more largely, as weaving is going on briskly. A dull feeling rub a the linen market, a menu• (uneven are obliged each market to submit to lower prices. A reduction of id. per yard on 10's end 14's was submitted to in Ballymena on Saturday, end an ge of Id. per yard in fine web.. Drills are very scarce. The exports of last week were as follow :—Linen, 270 boxes, 128 packages ; linen yarns, 17 balsa.—Beijaat Nnos•Letter. WOOL.-11TIDDInartIOD, Dee 10.—The h;gh prlees that design have had to pay in the late public tales for wool make the country nisnuracturen rather shy in buying at present rates, which makes this branch dour trade rather dull. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Leins, Dec. 9.—A hit amount of loaminess hu been dons in the cloth markets this morning; oinsidering the very dark and foggy weather much more than might reasonably have been riposted. MANUFACTURES —DIUDDIEIartaLD, Deo. 10.—Our woollen market haa been well attended by buyers, and a good business bee been done for the season of the year. Priers for low, fancy woollens are on the advance, and scything new in Style Ina been readily taken. CORN -RALIOWOOTH, Dee. 10.-We had • good show of Wheat, very much affected by the weather, and only superfine par. eels made our top figures. Good malting Baileys were freely placed at our quotations; ordinary sorts a very heavy sale. Wheat, white, 40s. to 461.; red, s 3e. to 4 1 e. Barley, 225. to 17s. HULL, Dee. 10.-Notwithatatadiog modertte arrivals of all kis& of grain, the trade remains in a very languid state, and only a limited business can be reported during the past week. At to.day's market we bad a lair supply of Wheat limn our own grower,; the °could= was mare variable then en say day since harvest. Our millers were cautious buyers, and teat week's price was barely main. tained, while to sell inferior ramplesenme conamion bad to be made; a somewhat better demand for old foreign Wheat, but holders of landed parcels are wanting more money than buyers seem disposed to give, and the new foreign wants oanditioo. Only a slow Barley trade. Oats scarce, and would ell freely. Very little business paring in teens or Peas. The Linseed market well supported. Cokes quiet. Nothing doing In Rapeseed or Cakes. The following are the poises : Wheat, English, red, per qr., 368. to 47e. • white, 425. to 46e.; Dentne and Konigsberg, 42e. to 16s. ; Pome ranian and Hamburg, Me. to 42a; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 365. to :Be.; Roraima, and Odessa, 33e. to 40e. Oats, English, 14s. to 17 s. ' • Danish, 14s. to Ifie.• ' Friesland. 16s. Od. to 18s. ; Russian, 11s. Od. to 16s. Od. Bar ley, malting, 24.. to 26e.; iniMiag. Ea. to 22e. Beans, 26e. to 30e. ; foreign, 265. to 28s. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 275. to 32a.; grey end black, 235. to Me. Linseed, Black Sea, 465. to 48a; Petersburg, 40s, to 445.; Riga and archangel, 38a to 425.; Konigsberg and Memel, 37a. to 40s. Linseed Cakes, Hull, N. 2a. id. to 71. H ; fine foreign, 61. 10s.; inferior, 31. 13s. Rapeseed, 261. 10s. Rape Cakes, 755. Tara, English, 33e. ; foreign, Sine. to Wis. Guano, 64. to 101. Bones, 95e. Rye Meal, 61. Imports from N0v.29 to Use. 7: Wheat, 4,313 ty.,• Barley. 2.911; Beane, 281; Peas, 36 ; Tares. 20 ; Ltnated, 5,371; Repriced, 1,903; Oil Oakes, 191 tons; Bones, 31. Irewicg, Dee. 10.-Our market to day was largely at tended. and a good supply of all grain. Wheat sold heavily, at Is. per qr. less than last week. Best runs of Barley were taken al at Is. per qr. reduction, while secoodary and grinding deeeriptions were negketed. The prices of Oslo , Beane, and Peas unaltered. _ _ - - - Dee. 10.-The 'W heat trade continues without activity, yet a large consumption no doubt is going on, the supplies, however, hitherto have been beyond the demand; our arrivals the week are good ; the rale, in cling, Is much as usual, and prices have not varied from Friday. Barley is dull. but at the maimed rates there is more inquiry for the Seer Norte; any other description Ia scarcely Palmate, except for grinding purposes. Oats and Shelling steady. Beam were dull, without any quotable variation. Arrleals thin week: Wheat, 11,130; Oats, 376; barley, 3,015; Bean& 780; Flour, 72 ; Feu, Is, Rapeseed, 593. LIIGHTON BUZZARD, Dee. 10. -At this day's market the re was a good supply of Wheat offering, and again a very dull trade at tardy late rates. In Baxley, Beans, and Pais, likewise, no alteration wrathy of notice. Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, old, 245. to 311. ; new, IN. to 23e. ed. Barley, per imp. qr. 21s. to 26a. Bran& old, Ile. to 20e.; new, lea. to 18e. Peas, las. to 22.1. Bd. per 5 bushels. Lawns, Dee. 10.-Although there was a large attendance at our market to.day, the trade was by no means active, sod bushier dewed with prices unaltered for all deocripUons of grain. Wheat, ebbe, 0i1,15e. to 114 U.; rod, la to 101. 10.; white, new ROL to 104 15e.; red, 94 to 91. late. Barley, 2Gs. to 30s. Oate, 18e. toles. Beam, Ma. to Ws. Pees, led to 29.. LIVIIIPOOL, Dee. 10.-At our market this morning a tole rable quantity of foreign Whet was disported of for Irish account, but having no speculative demand, and the millers continuing to set with theatre centime reserve which they bare been accustomed to ob. slew kr some thee past, the beet qualities of Engliah, Irish • and foreign Wheats receded Id., and the mutate and inferior deeeriptlons, with few electable., 3d. per 70Iba from the rates of this day Wettish& The Flour trade was also much lees active than of late, the general brands of American merely ebtabileg ear lest quotatioes, sad French beinied. easier. Irish declined Is. per meek. Malting Barley, upon a moderate inquiry, rem tined steak:ea/yin value, and grinding samples were Id. per mAel dearer. In Malt, Beane, and Peas no was apparent. Oats being extremely seam, • small cargo of prime Irish mailers, just arrived, realised 2s. 9d., being Id. per talbs. over the currency of last week; Oatmeal at the name time movie, slowly at an abatement of 3d. per iced. lodise Own, althoir we had less business A 15. 4= f the Ird tiwda y than to the u fitt s g al. Wag int e udive l ßarry alviate pricer. Runcorn :-Wheat, 31,069 pan; Barley, 1,547; Maly 1,2a3 ; Oat.. 429; Beane, 309; Peas, 1 6 ; Oatmeal, 0,540 each.; Flour, 16,811 sacks and 42,753 barrel.. Eupora to Ireland : Wheat, 2,017 qrs.; Bar lay, 63 ; Beans, 38; Peas, Indian Corn, 4,038; Indian Corn Meal, 30; Flour, 1,090 seeks and 4,678 barrels. Coastwise: Wheat, Si; paqw ; Beam, 12 ; Peas. 28; Indian torn, 8 ; Indian Oars Meal, 24; Plane, 146 wee and 1,275 barrels. LYNN, Dee. 10.-Wa have had a moderato supply et Wheat, the condition mush affected by the wet, foggy weather; best quality about same prices a.s Lau quoted. A good supply or Harley, a great part of it very inferior ; selected best samples nearly supported late currency; other sorts Is. to 2 s. per qr. lower. Wheat, old, red, 42. to 44x; white, 48e; new, red, 33e. to 361.; best, 61 led. to 831te., Ma, to 41& Barley, beet, 23e. to I 5•; inferior, 19s. to 21s. per gr. to the growers. Szwcarrus, Dec. 10.-The weather has again become more semanabie, frost having prevailed duce Saturday, which, If it be safileient &ration, will mod to restore the conditiou of Wheat, which had .offered much during the humidity of last week. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the sad, basis', little fresh in from any quarter, the trade, Nsmmel rather more tow, Saturday's rates being readily realised co farmers' immpiso, whilst at the Buse time that day's rates were more freely stria ior South Country and foreign. Flour was held with Itemness, hut the amount of buaineas passing was not large, dealers showlig a desire to plums before operating freely, as where they have goes fate Mask previously they have found ne advantage hence more atea usual reserve is exhibited at present. As, however cowmen are emagerstively bare.handed, we may Vok foe an active demand springing up shortly. Bye meets little attention. Malting Barley hen been putt ) well cleared off by submitting to a small reduction. Chevalier, weighing 521 b. to 5211 b. per bushel; bas found buyers, at 2is. ed. to 235.; and 51t1b. to 52114, at 245. per qr., respectively ; grinding qualities mane and inquired for. In Ba ns or Peas little I change. Oats are sought after, sad may be written the turn dearer. PLYMOUTH, Dec. 10.-Then was a good attendance of millers at this morning's market, and sales of Wheat were made to sontesztent, at late prince, principally of low qualities Imported from the north °auto( France, and cold at 3614 to 375. per Maths. Farmers, supplies are small, and inadequate to meet the consumption ; but there Ia no want of French supplies. Malting Barley in good supply, at 225. to 24e. per qr. 5A1.18301.2, D4a 10.-Our market this day was larmly supplied with MbeM,loo. the attendance was very numerous. lee qualities warmly fie eel bat week's rates, and other aorta were died. salt La gun, a•• saloalsw at Bd. to Is. per quarter; and, on the wild% its 11•1111•111 lbws ma Matta. There was a eoroplete glut of aseter. Mak Was Wise at secludes the peke In. per qr. below the outwit pekoe se hal mar, at wW.ch reduction the trade was heavy. Oats sod Mbar mai without material alumnae. Wheat, white, Ma. tolls. ma. Ma ea.,. new, 30s. to 10s. Best malting 32 Bar l leyUM., /id; 4g= i 2:s.. to 245.; 01. 1.. to Ma. Oto ls. W. to 405.; Iltia to a. Pes• ats, Ms, to 30a. PO% !IL poo qt. 6.. ed. per babel. Timm, I Illayies. Solids. per seek. CATTLE, &e.—Rorm ism ex, Dee. 9.—We have a moderate supply of heads sad Sheep to this day's market, and the quality being quits a easaarable erags; the attendance of buyers beta/ In good face, aide rules rather active, and a alight advance In ts to coasequava establidted. lid . 3s. te prate, de. W o es. 3d. pa stone. Mutton, 44d. t per lb. SLUMMY. Dee. 10.—Oar grostlChristrau Cattle market, coesmsly lolled .oiltea lasoday,* was bold this day, when a large weak ret Dora men. la Woo wadable sad superior In quality, Met • oared Oar ftg~ with Ow pain and other oxen en. ladled at am Cottle whew ea Meadep. The stteaderco of buyers was =asedit.labea ae ea o r iest ond ea dr tkw wee aft asp=a:ustpre. tot to lay brbkoftlaoad ed rftes mew tam is. good - to 10a ed. per wore ; but a lbw gala, 'Mei am wader caw mike, were canted at Is. MON beef was oho la hid &ahead asset amity buyers, tom In. id ft tar. won; Cow dttbs melba 7s. to Y. About a ewe of tbe perwe saga awe left amid, bat a matftlarger nambw d rimier dmalpties maid aft la dismal of efts at • low Vire. Of 'beep the ansproi with the awrispoadtag seerhat lea year. wee vary es mad km than ea altar aor sasstst days bat the awallty 111111•117 sapftler; the bride, however, was net q uic k, sad • elsenses woe 'Metal et the avenge peke of oar lea market— aid. be N. par lb. be the beelDowne, and 314 to 54d. beam inferior Nora. Me Pig Inds yr ba very minuted ; the supply =bah en mity!** &mad, end the prim was the tarn against the buyers. Dead Mae were pleadfal. and ads doll. Bacon, is. to Ts. M. ; Park, is. id. to ie. parrot% ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND INTREPID CONDUCT OP • F1N•1.1.-011 Mouday evening a young man, raiding at Bedminster, near Bristol, attempted, while under the in flames of liquor, to drown himself by throwing Memel( into the new omen of the Area at Bedminster b-Mge. A young wawa who was passing saw him in the act of attempting to get thasugh the iron radio" and, imagining from his agitated manner that he was meditating suicide, she seined MN el him, gallantly wrestled with him, and for a time emessied is detaining him ; at length, however, he broke team her wasp, ran down the side of the river and was about to jump Ea, when the mad adhering to his boots he fell down, and before he maid get op again a young am whom the miss of the girl had brought to the spot, ran down the imand him, and gave him into the malady of a It is only about a fortnight ago that the earns ftimiLm e p i ed into the water and was maned by a pansy-11--,,55 .. E linessefit)-IMDIOZBTION AND COMPLAI S er I .n learaam culs oi sr HouawaVs Pir o —llB fr= 2101 aM lia il l •P O4 mut td WPM% :=llm el the mudi emimanes, arm of mould% owl labile( after meele. tddlesplailedelestim ileetialim et the lies; sho begone in Milmirma kirk Me imam these ussiseinat ematism it le rely nessserm to taksa Mr doses M Mellemes PUle. 'llk mideentsdistno win mem *lists theme wield symp- IsommeMs• Me:Med Me stsmak. and • rortowss• MON dierah—lidd lay A =:; eed at liollowera evta tmalit 914. war, DAILY WEATHER TABLE, WIDNIISDAY, Die. 11, IS'n The State of the Weather et each of the following Nine o'clock yesterday Morning, Th e armpit( In order of latitude. Oticine GI iteleith et — ----- Itanuat Flees. w„,„. w r a :„ etc., ____ ....._._... KIFONTOWN (Maus) LIU. Herd Wiwi p,,,.„ Pmeovrs...... . E. Gentle breeze NI-, Powwows E. Cebu there BIIIOE7OII E. Calm F Pe ammo .......... Bovrtwareen FOLK MOOS E. Gentle Breese torn Putnam., BAIIIMOSIOM N.E.. Gentts bow Fogg Betwol. E. Wm over, BiaDDIO b.E. Calm FM 0111LEPI Wien Calm Vult4 ew,nuow lal >wring Cotennwea B.& Gen:le Breeze 1 ov., CAirnaman Runny ............ gi...AN ....,..._. B. Gentle Beetst Yvy POTIMBOIDthiII B.W. Calm Sew Gnaws CONRAT B.W. Gentle draw Mu tiotmue B. Gentle Krone Fm. LaTwoot. Pi E. Gentle Breese Part Maxcliesres Ogees of Wind. Strength B. Gentle The returns from the for dike in thus for publicat.... &tate the state of the weather o'clock. E. ,T E S.E. [TAD ..... ..... N. W. E. K orraws (DOILIM)1 DUPDAIX Pools Qum' 0011 WAT HOLTORAD L/AILINOTON Warratuviut /1-----------THER TABLE, ne WZDW UDAY, h., D r ici . 1 .41, 1 ,, , i ce l j.. ' , :ileaci lGe.hr o a f til.:,ttr ek iimr e la r o s llo e w :ammor iig , , ....._ ..... 1 '43 1 •"nliztet. - The ~l ase :°l-- 0 1 7ntle Beene -------------eta rime °".- - ads. : We - ve. V Calm Calm e l i,n,„4 1 Gentle Press ovl 'Y • ersaCtirt: i lmainant tl tl e Aß ll fre:m rer e n :(Pr i : : 'el i. ••:4Y:T roese r."'77% I Oa' of wtt le le. E. ClimGGeenß ieroeh ttlee ilr 4Br fe p r ,,, Rio Poegy k;:; , : r . ._ Calm "All .11 , Seery 131: Igo I. Gentle Room Muck.- - to Gentle Ames t',..4 at . Gentle Breese Perrier r. , Gentle Breese hard i;m.• ' . '''.., to THIS DAY, Neese meth of Wled. mw,..,,„ - - 'antis Wmot. of Drees. "••••'. V .*, following places did cot ation yesterday ; th ey 0. - , : 118 , 8 this and neither on Monday Timm "4" la- t., 1 DOC 34 It Ol I .E. titre, tlrecre l:;e .r gaol et. Gentle liner, 'I IVen,• , , 1 . 7 - . i ..... Strong Breeze: Cr ie '-' - •-', sr Diablo. beets* Vow 1.0. m 11,N Fr it ;.E. Strong Breese ClwAlias N Calm IN-t (Nan over P'D . Gentle Bream he.: eb Gentle Reese Clew:v. 10,1 the EP 7 INTELLIGENCE. A I he .. Shlppme queue,. and • Li .7. for ;ASUALTIES. I ewcamle, from Dunkirk to Leith , - ger Pm ' Rke yesterday, bilged, sad 4.i bra. damaged state, and the rem ainder : ' sr barged to-morrow should the ' Im ti, Dee. 8. weather thead, of Linden, from Ale g to stop s leak.-Malts, Dec. 2. 14' ky [ems, sailed from Falmouth for Limy ho not since been heard of. to ,ock, has put back to INderu, in Di r been in contact at sea with th e a 'erg, which vessel went down imam- . 1 by the Tnornu EUalt.-11' •Ar, Dre.l, LBORNE MAILS. fe Day whoa meneup trim •hAt , . ti In General Pad- I'mt I rch. I Mee Loden. deepetchrel. . d ue , A i --- A. Isn. 3 Detleenber 20 , l Liven... , • December 18 ... 1 Bcuthot., 0 'lDaily ! Dover r 4th of the m0n:11.1%140n, , - 4th of the moo 114,,1m0ut!. • ..; r i ndie 7tl4 a l7thof th e enon m 7b . :::t t ri b :::::l: i ll ''.'o •. t. December II Ploo.,Wal.,Oatul. routharn llth of the month 4 onbamptec. . 1 ! Tu""T l W Y * t ed b feen". of d'i th tl em lB'.r o li' n laa t r ll ll s i'Llk:n :e : th del:l amietco. De .: 1. 4. 1,*:. I :Tear dolly .. 1 , 20 th of the month Bouthan ten Di, P C 7SIII/21thot month l ibeler ...... ... nee •••. lb 20th of the nioeth l clouthatapten • , • . 4 IthEllth ofrnonthl Dover . I 2od of the monthlroutham ii - ina.. l l l ) ‘ ;: 4 I DAl7th27thof mon'Southam eon. Po. ,0 I I 17th of the month) 8 00thaninuo tone 8 1 17th tot the monthiouthemptim.,Dre. lo t ( 1 I 4 tad the monthieloothamnton. Um I e walls arc sent from the General Prn-cis I r the morning -dc-pAteh. e I ARRIVED. --- eeemher 10, from. ..... . ...» I cember 9, from I • m ./eceenber 9, from sl;e...te ith, December 7, hone ....... *, December 8 ha 5....... 7:7 Cala *pool., December 10, tram fakt:ta Dec.ember 10, from .- .. ..... :\zio iol, December 10. from carpool, December 10, from - BP7 ~ December 9, from e 6. December 10, • from See rg: December 10, from .. T at:abet 10, from ember 9, tram 5ee1...L:14 December 9, from It ' : U nri Iles, December 0, from , December 10, Prom rt. Lao Docem'er .0 /member 9, from Sztrt. LI I nom, December 10, from I at me December 9, from l....veceel mouth, December 9, from rn. December 8, from over, December 7, f ro m ttpuu Lyra December 0, from. *ember 9 from .......... .... """- h L, m r. December 9. from e, IDocetabee7, from Cr‘ M r.t! December 7, from ,ven. December 0, Dom. ~ December 9, from. ..ember 8, from December 10, fr0m............... ...... Witt t December 8, from o▪ t, December 10, fr0ca......... " ..Nee t l e I SAILED. --- December 8, to. ...... ............Altian 9l December R, to od, December 9, to ort, Demmier 9, to St. Tbeme It, Dee. 8, to. OVA moot., December 9, to SPO oderland, December 9, to Cant. dam December 9, to o Plymouth. December 9, to ream lymouth, December 9, to methane, December 8, W...... .... L lot T : mm bora port, December 9, to em tiff, December 9, to ,out, e l 10, to 31.r..r.t0e ter 9, to - Cape de yet* .d. December 9, to .. pent t'r'ee litan i d, December r to ado erda, December 9, to Monnial unevte, December 9, t 0...- -A10 0884 , 1 Klieg% December 9, t 0.... .................... ISELS SPOKEN WITH. Liverpool for China, Nov. 11, Is'. Oil lon, Nev. 18, tat. 25.25 N.. lon. 3t ad W. 2 Liverpool for Africa, Nov. 8, lat. 6 !iv 'bay for Liverpool, Nov. 26, lat. 34, las. N. n Liverpool for the Cape of Good gofer , los. 24 W. me, from London for Port nap, Oct , lon. 32.2 W. ambay for Queenstown, Opt. 14, lat. at LABRIAGES, AND DEATHS. --- BIRTHS. at Rettrachee, &hole, the wife 01 Car. '', 8 . 'a 64th Eegt., of a daughter. at Holm. Lodge, Totteridge, the er.fe c., T..f. daughter. . ~' it ai tr. Lant sam beth ye.eq llec . tory oh , th e anew:ll:fa:lc 12:,,••::: Eldon-villa, Ryde, tele of Wight, the en,e , cl tle I.A..,lneumtent of Tnoity Church.RD le e' N '' MARRIAGES. AS.-Dee. 5, at the British Embesey, 80 0 t 824 ,, bZes in leltt le° " tcrlditi=ll'noCireeTwßkl" ''' , vi a, : ril e ; . a h., -Aug. Inu:edeel7lBxl...volitt'.: m the 64"'s ... d m 3...0. 1e b e1: kfloMM or th. aoronlan Ille en....._,,,,, en. mr A. Cameron, formerly Col. of the a 10 4 laughter of the late I. Elbewell, Me Dee. 6, at St. Meholto, Itocto lte,/1 1; 111 ' 4 '.. ', to Mary Anne, 'Plea daughter Of 0,. maenad. SHIPPING (Frowns Consoradems, the Ariel (schooner), of Newi ashore on Boadicar E part of cargo haled In: expected to be ditch? permit.—Warkworth, Floream (barque), Coil put in here Nov. 28, to Gusto( Adolf, from Oder, rick Nov. 9, and bas not Thomas Ellah, for Lubeck, sinking state, having b.- Catharine, of OicleaM 'diately ; crew sired' BRAI America (v(a New 'net' by British pasket) N Arneriell (via Ba byba British packet) N Ameries(byUnited peaket) .N 1 Belgium N Brazil .N Buenos Ayres .N CalifOrlie(VlA ei . 241;)1e Cape of Oood Hope N Central AMOlitia Chill ti France Mk N Hamburg II Honduras ....... N. Ireland MkN: liouthanzA)M India (eta Marseilles) N Mediterransan(via South amnion) Medilarraasen (via Has. will* . N Pink° .-...... .... 11 Peru .11 Weot Lew .ll Wegt Indies (asap( Ha vana% sad Nemo ) N • N draw that the b 7 the zuglit—and la by Aistow—at Bristol. December Aenee—et Dower December Ani.—off the Wight, Dectmt , BWDW.—et Yarmouth, the Needle., Plau.t Ileasich—et Liverpool, Oorre—et Liverpool December Commereas—at Liveipool, Deer Cotuoaou (a.)—et Liverpool, Coancrems—at Shields, Deer Eraorami—at Liverpool, Deer Eti WKITIMY-Ilt Li Phcroa--st Liverpool, Deer Parry—at Poole, December Hausa--at Plymouth, Der lizscrem—off the bteediee „ Ilressater-54 Bristol, ismoo—off Liverpool. lase —at Plymouth: Deoeml Joist lloom—of Liverpool, Kars—ofF•horehara, Dreemt KING Wllll,4lll—at Plymouth, Iltuout—at Quiet:l4mm, Dr !CRT STOWAIT—Off Dover Manx at Falmouth Dee, Neer:ors—off Deal, Dement Pouou.--off Margate, Dem Smurm.--at Portmuloe, It ihurr—off Southwt4d, Do SALostr4—at Castle Haven. Tumulus—at Falmouth, ~ Tatahao—at Hull, December VoLurr—M Liverpool, Wahmoros —at nun, Toahaluaa—M Liverpool, ittrain—from Cardiff, Amid—from Shield',. Ecursa—from Holyhead, EDWARD-60M Newport. Sum—from Plymouth, Di Ormaummo—from Itarnagate, 'lnaptness—from Munderl - Jura—from Holyheal, Joss rftIVIMICX— from Lams Paso—from Plyi LESAMON—from QUeelletoWll, Mnsomsta—from Newport, Deeenn Farman—from Cardiff, Proanus—from Liverpool, ~ Ross—from Newport, Deornab, Brous—treat Holyhead, Decendwre Bears.—from Holyhead, IDOXIMbte SYLPUIDS—frOIII Sunderland, Is -- Vohonruns—froen Cardiff, . Wm. Imous—from WlLlON—troma= Ann dine, from Liverpool ton. 22 W. Chilien, from London , Coemoiolitan, from lon. 20 W. Edward, from Bombs, Elvin, of end from Oat. 4, lat. 22 S.,' Loelmagar. Dalawn., 21, lat. 18.25 S., lon.. Marianne, from Bombay B. BIRTHS, MARRIAI BINGFIAM.—Oct 16, P. Bingham, BODKIN.—Deo. 5, at }t Bodkin, Eel., of • daughter. DALTON.—Dee. 9, a' - Dalton, of a daught PIIRROY.—Doe. 9, at b, Of a daughter. WADE.—Dec. 4, at Eldoe-Tilla, Ryde, tele of Wight, the ol:ec' :be Rev. A. J.,Wade, M.A..,lsoumbent of Tuady Church, Ityde,o,,olh MARRIAGES. ALTBANN—THOMAS.—Dee. 5, at the British Erobamy , Slur -O Y. by the Bev. E. Gilbert, land also at the R oman _log . '" 7. Cumin that town, Count Mules Althann, of Militrcho wea . Caroline Bush, eldest daughter of R.G. Thome, '."— Carmartherehlre. CAKEZON—BREWELL.—Aug. 5, at Mat7Purte ("14... b'. ye Cumberland (having been previously warned Jeeeedte6 et Col. o Scotland, 9th on the 16th Infantryof ale), Comma, f the 7, ye dim N. eot t ie wasadent, lew~ rare the late Lleut.Gen. Bir A. Cameron, foraterieCol. dde Refit., to Aoo. daughter of the late B. Shona, En, of WRefit., Buses. WRAZ—TWISL—Dee,. 6, at St. Nicholas, Beulleitt r, EN., Of that City, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of iltell 3 Tau) a s Hag., of Gravesend. DEATHS. CRIAPE.—Da. 8, Parab,7l. wife of Mr. 0. Craw, facrell-terrefro Clarancata qu are, aged CRICH.—Den 7, at CeedLatzest, Strand, Mr. T. Crick, bits of Mrs. hmetreet, wad 77. ELLlB.—Dee. 8, John, second son of Hr. O. Eibi or G: 0 gar. PO tlna". llo.—N ßlagibw ww. It, at Y, on hie way borne iron India , SO F. But, CePt leta Hegt. of Bombay Infantry, need 92. HAHRDION.—Hse. 3, Y. Harrison, Em., Canandge tel°4 Hyds.perk„ aged 77. 8.1 89, soultroworrs.—Den. 7, it compa Hones, locesO l uoll. 4.o, Ballftwmtb, aidaat surviving son of Arebriesece &gong 81. MinTant. Loahtry, London. aird ren kress. tild M is a i rrikid aty r ibs sisbo i tr n I atriad.to the Plestalt —Wimeaseer. Def t 1110. "I I