The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-20 00:00:00

st Wal.Vo INTILLIGENC3. BETTINI: AT MANCH ESTER.—TusiDAT. TWO THoU4AND (ICINZAA NTAILEIL sto I ripl, uM lAlsbaz ti) OI Us 1 Marquis (1) L. to 1 -- Alvedutint (t) THE DEILBY. 110 to 1 opt Hacksaw's (I) 1: t.. 1 014 Carbar (t) 11 1.. 1 -. Narvik Itl to 1 &wigs (t) 1 0 1 to 1 Caton (t) .111 to 1 Aced Chiba (() 3041 RACE BETWEEN J NACKINNEY AND U. LAI:WITT. - - A g... 41 utt:.ter id kpeetators aniwnibleil at Putney ye eteiday Alteruisen, em bounl the VOOll4 (I 'apt. and the e'iti...on M. (Capt. Hawkins), to witness the loeg peuelin d i Zee: contest between these men for a steins of lute. Time distance was from Putney to the ship at Mortlake. Both men have been in active training for some weeks past Diewitt at Ile Wiles., ti White Heart, Barnes, andal.. kiwi,. At Mr. Matthews's, Queou's Head. Richmond. Mackinney, who is some few years older than his opponent, ha. sowed upward, of thy flees, amongst others defeating kis present opposeot he the smilers' rACCI at the Thames National in litreff. HI. last MM. INA+ with Joseph Wise, of Kew (Oct. 111, 1800), whom be defeated by about fifty yards. 1.. Drewitt, of Chelsea, a hoe young fellow about :AS yeas of age, has during the List tire or six years rowed several good ream, defeating Day. Pocock, (Wade, and others. Shortly after half-past two o'clock. the men got off to their stations, Arendt, who won tho toes for choke, tAkiag the Fulham chore. The word " off" having been given, they suited away very evenly together at a clipping pace, lirewitt with a slight lead, which he maintained till opiosite the Duke's Head, where Mackinney gradually drew den. him. and opposite Simmons's they were strictly level. sad le that positron continued to Craven Cottage, where Ma knew,' put on a socomaitin of line spurts, detamcheers id the of the itichri.oodites, gra ly .hew the wee of his heat in advance of his oppo seat's, but c all out *Geared in getting a clear length &head. .teal s. they continued, rowitig one of the finest TIC. , seer witoeesed, till they maned the water at the snap Work., ale re brewitt, in attempting to pass his oppooent, rnwed ou to bin,. stet a foul was nu the part of Me leinuey, who inetautly stopped rowin4, and allowed Drewitt to obtais the lead, which he held to the Both, coming in Ant I/ about a length. The race was, however, awaretel by the referee to Mackinney, misc,ount of the foul. Driwitt, who was made the favourite at 5 and 6 to 4, was takes up by the ea-chAnipioe, Harry Kelly; and honest Jobs Phelps filled the like office for Ms oppou-nt. Th.. disputed 'rollers' contest between Hughes and Knox terminated is a wAll over me the part of Hughes, who au directed to row torn the course by the referee, his eppouent sot being at the poet la time to start. NAVAL AND MILL-IRE ADIIIIALTT, Nov. 19.-••APPOINTYCNTI. —Lieu lomat c• P. Lagoon, tots Brillret, eAkhuoeal foe service of kaeal cadet.. litter H. H. Harris, to the Seralkm. :4orgene W. H. Moggeth, to the Edgar. Awayaot • l'avinostono T. lloodnum, to the Exoelleat ; awl W. Wallwe 1 is eba:ge), to the Swallow. litter.'-A.ostooto T. E. Cooker, IL T. Gomm, awl A. Haaailks. to the Swallow. A1)11111.U.TY, Nov. 13. Carps of Itnsal Marines —Second Lieutenant Roland Lewis Apneas, to be test lieutenant. vies Lewis, deceased. CHATHAM, Nov. 19. Br direction of Admiral Johnstour, CUlDMMltler ie-Ciirf at the NOM. a number of Marion bare bees de• epeeebed tram Miasmale, to protect a Entail% vessel drives ashore tou the Ewe cornet. whore it waa bong yluoJered by the lieberinee, lutelbruce was received this morning that the stranded vessel hal broken up. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 19. TRIAL OF THE BLACK PRINCE. This inqi-caood frigate, which possesses tho stmegth of the Warrior, sad is but little inferior to her in armament or ilimensious, made the Ent trial of her speed at the mesoured mile is Blokes' Bay today. The Black Prince has not. of course, got her weights as beard, and at present so only rigged with fen sad mimes jury masts. The result of the trig wee is every limped astiefactory, the machinery sad balers working well. The ship made four runs at the mile, sad radioed • veal of 14.400 knots. This can only be regarded as • militate/7 trig, which dote not indicate the real speed of the skip, hisemush as there were away Wimp which combined to re tard tier speed. These obstacles, however, will be reareeed in the future, and there appears to be every reason to *ap pose that the Black Prince, when fitted out fur sea with all bar weights on Lard will equal, if not sulphas, the speed of the Warrior. The Hero, 89, screw, Captain A. P. Apter, steamed out of hatbour this morphs& and anchored at Spite toad to take is her annanstion. The Lewd Palhousie, mend ship, embarked about 120 eoo•i:ts from the prima at Portsmouth to-day, and sailed fey Gibraltar, calling at the Wasteru porta to till up, THE NUNDIIt IN DZIIAT-COURT. At oho itopteat yretertlay, after our report left, the witnesses brought before the Bow-street Policeeourt es Saturday were re-ezaniined, but added no particulars of any importance to those previously reported. The prisoner, n appeared. was M the habit of leaving borne for days together, soppordus himself by pawning his clothes. On +-me of these occesione be went off after having had a quarrel with his father, but on others be die. appisreol without the slight es t a pp a rent motive. The girl, alth.. t i g h only II) yell% of age, had "au aggravating tem per." When her mother was out she was - intrusted with the keys, and was in the habit of locking up the bread and ether food, and preventing her brother getting refreshment whew he rano. Moue from work. 'fbe Prettier sod hater were constantly quarrelling. The family were dissipated sod di-tempered. The coroner, is his address, said that it lay with the jury to decide if the offeeee committed sonnet-I to wilful murder —a eunclusiou to which the view of the evidence he took clearly led. Mr. Bel lantiae. the foreman, dnl tad, however, adopt the opinion of the cntoOT. He hell that there was 11.1 proof of the prisoner Iwvinn committed murder biiiyomil his own aseartioo which be eoneriered to be no legal evidence. He had, received great pro% oesuou Irmo t h e die-timed. At the sans- time he was of opinion that the prisoner should re ceive some punishuaret, and he was therefore in favour of a verdict of manslaughter. Supposing that the boy did !rot the rope round his sister's neck, he thought the latter might herself have pulled it tighter. To them Ohiser•atino• the Cofooor replied that the prisoner's ad. Iniaxibu wu de • m 1 evidence, that no quarrel. with his sister tout,: justify bite in putting a rope round his sister's neck slot ,ti Ogling her, which by his own confession he hart done, and that if the jurymes thought that he did so they roust hurly plum a verdict of murder. The jury, at the coroi,e. i,..ieest, retired fur eousultation, and ea their re turn delivered a verdict to the effect that the deceased died from straw a id dim by a rope put round her neck by her brother. and that the latter was guilty of wilful murder, and that iu tloqr (Oakes Richard Reeves had bore ve ry hardly treated by his puresta, and alto by the Mr. kedfewl said he eMY wet record there comments, bet wily that part of the violist which was one of wilful mur der. Wish the meat of the jury a simple verdict of "Wilful murder' assmodimity retained. CHILI. Bt WIT TO MOIL —Yeaterday an in quest was bell by Ne. Brent, at the Geoige the Fourth Timers. Cop-olusgeartnorst, laliartas, conch ung the death of Era•ci. Leah,. four yrars of age, who was burst tddroth is at No. ZI, !enteritis-street, as alleged, throagit the raireisseness cid • sorrast, daring the abuses of the hmtiotf of the deosseaL It appeared that on Frisky hat die de card and a brother, of maven years of age. ware left ia °haw., a smut girt , and about half.past des etiork sta put the desseeed to bed against his inclination. /same short this ellonnede the child screamed, bed ea his tooth. r .:Ist. ne to go iota tin too., to see what was the awn. r, the girl land kin to eater. la about as hoer sad • quert..: a ,r....,kiaged ere V2O heard, and as opines the deur the, rtou, eu food to he on. an A Yr. Moe, real had our...it*, bearing the &knit of ere. sod that a chid eu imbed Is the MM, hurried upstairs and wade wawa at tempts to re •over the ehibl, who wax ID the Ent-doer brit roots The bed a.. In lames. aiol the smoke was as done that he leratue alarmed for his own rifety, as the dear via shut ..11.11 him and he worn usable to find the beadle. Bch ban r-r. et tneated himself ; sad aft er recoveting, tri=s; eared the doll was thee is the room. h• 111040 atten..t sad eweinied is lashes line Ivies es hie bee es the pillows at thejiend elf the bed. He wee trlghlthelly litenr.l and i,uite dud. Wild, • ire anapie ondastar, havini 'wee ceEed to the Om woe el epaloa that ft had has on.ed by the servant dreg*. • 'park from the ! Mal:, 222)2 she had pieced is the bed, while tucking the (WI .e round the eh_ .Ild Kra Lew* the mother of the dereo.ed, derni.ed, attached Huse is the OK who she said, bid Lim guilty of c.ireloreassa Thu tory ultimata ronessel • yordiet. "That the death was predated he' sad haraitig. bnt bow the it Ina nand thenwe• we *Adam to Arm. (Advertistinent.)--HouowAr's °maw AND PILL/. 'WOW M 1 Diphtheria —These dloteen. 11 . i• dip& br.4..1 not prot,..ty tressed. an Nan oesenott Ohm WI of Si' r•st.t) 05 th e S l it appearane of notiogars miss. In e!...,14 b. re ribbed pew OW Owl ” 11 1 . PIN Of all drat .14 cola Is *eV bet 0h.... tee W man t " l "."'w. .4. and viewslios Ike iMYr d the lamet thaw eh Yin Ina d0111. " 141 : 1/ .... 814 , dina;r7 •4 IS. lith 11 • 1 1 1 0110•, While 2...0 Sew sr; M irestpanslosevers as Obtlaset abseil be Waal toe the sLek tun or ton tins • am end 111 • 110 . 1 0 *MY al. be stew. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1861. tab) LlU 'limit. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nun•. 19. *Wisp b Basce.—(B•fore Mr. Justice Wightma tad Mr. Justice Mackbum) FLITIN C. TAILOR AND DOWAGER DI:ERVIN Or MONERAET. This cam, stated for the opinion of the court, involved the question whether an annuity of 2,20101. in the shape of • rent charge, left by tho bite Puke of Somerset to the dowager duchess, ought to be paid, free of deductima from income tax. The wi s h of the testator, as expremed in his will, was, that it should be free of all deductions whatever; but it was contended on the part of the present duke that wider the Income Tax Act the annuity should be paid minus the amount chargeable upon it for that tax. Mr. ilerulgo and Mr. Dowdeswell appeared on the part of tivlor, who was one of the tenants of the land on which the annuity was charged ; and Sir F. Kelly. Mr. Bovill, lit. Lush, and Mr. F. 11. White were Instructed on behalf of the dowager duchess. Sir F. Kelly resumed his argument against the deduction for income tax, and contended that tl7 Ped court ought to give effect to the admitted intention of the late duke, that the dowager duchess should receive the full amount of the annuity. Mr. Coleridge having replied. The court took tune to conaider their judgment. bad the implied, if not positive, sanction and consent of the prosecutor for whet he had dune. The jury fogad him Ostitty. Sentence vres deferred. an the joi...ner said Ito could place m 1,1160041 facts is his favour before the court. A number of cases ha which the prisoners pleaded pay Were disposed of. EDWARD 113VAII MONAD, Ludlow, Shropshire. Dec. e, at 11, at Binuiugham Court. (14. aadg., o bitawrc, Birmingham. THONAi BROM Luzon; Fenton, stafforoshlre, earthenware mwi ufacturer, Dec. 6, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sobs, Jame. aud Knight. Birmingham. sod it oii.cy and stindailley, Non castle.underle : off. 'adj., Whitmore, Birmingham. Mensal. SILL, Birminham, attorney, Dec. 6, at 11, at Birming ham Court. Sot o Smith, Mrsalngliatu ; off. wig, Waltman% Birmingham. Jousi V. ILLIAns, Brecon, maltster, Dec.. at 12, at ltrtetol Court. Nola . Thomas, Brecon, and Naah7Brtstol ; off. fads., Lristol. JAMEY WILDLs, Charles-street, Goswell.road (late of Rosa Here fordshire , grocer, Nov. :33, at 1, at Bristol Court. Sol, irilkeo, Gloucester: off. assig., Acraman, Bristol. WILLIAM WILLIAM, Swansea, Clainommishlre, mining engi neer. Dec. 2, at 1, at Bristol Court. Sol., Brittan, Bristol; off. swig., Scranton, Bristol. CHAALMA THOMAS ASH PAVRT. Bristol, accountant, Dec. 3, at 1, at Bristol Court. sok., Britton and Son, Bristol ; off. amts., 31.111er, Bristol. H DAVID uauLL Dalin. Aberdare, Ohunorganshire, grocer, Dec. 2. at I. at Bristol Court. Sot, Britian, Bristol utf. wigs, MfUer Bristol. Jauge ht.tvcc, Wincanton, Somersetshirc, common brewer, Dec. A at 1, at Bristol Court. Solt, Chitty, Shaftesbury, and Bevan and Co., Bristol ; off. aasig., Miller, BriatoL COINFIdtI RICKARD BAOGS, Plymouth, lithographer, Don 4, at 1, at Meter Court. Sok., Tucker, Plymouth, sad Clarke, Meter oil. amis., Hatzel, Exeter. Jaaaa YATES. Leeds, mango dealer, Dec. 6, &tll, at Loads Court. Sol., Simpson, Leeds; on. sails., Young. Leeds. IMNJA3III4 RISCHI.IIVM manufacturer; Pudsey, cloth JAR= HUNKS PROVER, Halifax, porter merchant; RICHARD Rai son, Barnsley. innkeeper Sanest Fur. Leeds, commission agent; Timm/ THOMPSON. Bradford, bemoan's.: and JOHN JacKsoN, Leeds, grinder of ItMts, Dec. 2, at 11, at Lomb Court. Sok., a Marie, Leeds, and Mason, York; off. assig., Carrick, Lind lIMIDIULICK SMITH, Plymouth. perfumer, Dec. 4, at 14, at Exeter Court. Bolt, Fowler, Plymouth, and Fryer, Exeter; off. wig., Hirtiel, Exeter. TRONA, 'immix, Leeds, joiner, Dec. 2, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sots., Carina and Tempest, Leeds ; of. audit., Carrick. Linda JOHN BISHOP, Burlington Quay, Yorkshire, builder, Dec. 4. at 12, at Loads Court bold at Kinitutoumpou.lluiL Hot, Macon, ork of. marg., Carrick, Hull. Jolts ScAltaarr, nirkeuhead. Cheshire, cement dealer, Dec X at 11, at Liverpool Court. Off. wig., Turner, LiverpooL .10101 Masi?, Liverpool, ship bread baker, D.c. 2, at 1, at Liverpool Court. Bois., Woodburn' and Pemberton, Pool ; od, sada.. Morgan, Llvorprol. Timms Bituoidat, Blackpool, Laucashire, Uaeedrayp Nor. 20, at 14, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Needham, iroslor ; tie amig.. Bird, LiverpooL JuHN Inuits, Ilveryool, licensed victualler, Dec. 6, at 111, at Liverpool Wart Sol., Black, Liverpool ; off. wig., Tuner, LiverpooL &term/ TATMAN, Heywood, Lancashire, machine maker, Nor. 20, at 11, at Ma n chester Court. Sol., Whiteboad, Rochdale ; of, mak., Hovnanian, Manchester. 'Ants I'ILLOOTOII. cotton maaufacturer, and Juno RAILDIIAZ, warehouseman. Heywood, Lancashire, Nov. 4Y, at It, at Man chester Court. Soles, Sale and Co., Manchester: off. mug., Fraser, Manchester. Jogs ffrasrsa, Manchester, beer retailer, Nov. 10, at 11, at Manchester Court. Sol., Garold", Manchester; off. amig., Fraser, Manchester. TlitimAs Wilma, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder, Nov. 29, at 1, ld Ntwcastiempon.Tyne Court. Soli., Messrs, Watson, New castle-upon-Tyne ; Of, tatig,,llakey Newtsatie.upos.Tyne. Joni Knorr, Hoodoo, Northumberland, butcher, NOT. 29, at 12t, at NoweasUe-ura•Tylio ikturt. Sol., Doyle, Howarth'. apon-Tyns : o ff . ass 4, baker, Newcaatlempon- Tyne. DAITIIIIM IMO?, North Shields, shipowner, Nov la, at 12, at Newomtle-upcia•Tyno Court. Sol., Hoyle, Noweastio-upoo. Tyr; off. twig Baker, NewcsatlO-upon.Tyne. IlaniT RIMY Wigsria, Arlington, Durham, grocer, Dec 2, at 11. at Nowe.astleupon-Tyne Chrurt. Sol., Story, Newcastle upon-Tyne ; oil. malt, Baker, Newautle-upon-Tyno. Dann o * llo4lll, Bishop Aucklind, Durham, hawker, Nov. 28, at 16, at Bishop Auckland County Court. Sol., Webster, Daring ton; off. amig., Trotter, Markup Auckland. THOMAS WILLtAms. Bridgwater. bomerseuhlre, fireman in a steam tag, ISec. 4, at lu, at Bridgwater county Court Sol, northern% Bridgwater; off wig., Lunt:mid, Bridgwater. WILLIAM ititamtiont, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, licensed vic tualler, Nov. In, at 11, at threat crinialry County Court. Sot., Grimsby. Pottangell, Kingston-upon-Hull ; set oasis., Daulinsy, Great leas WICKHAM, Hertford, asalatant to a leather denier, Doe. 3, at 12, at Hen/lord County Court. Soles, Lawrence and Co., Broad-stroet, sty of. essig.. Spence, Hertford. WILLIAM Marries:sou, Hayweil , Findahire, ironmonger. Nov. 30, at 14, at Molywell Couuty Court. Sot, lianison. llolyarsli; off. aasts., Willkuusoa, JOIN MUM, Rochdale, Lancashire, tanner, Dee. 2, at 11, at licuedale Count Woods, Cowl, SoL, Holland, Rochdale ; off. awls., RDWARD Justin Kum. Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire, ginger boar manufacturer. Doc. 11, at 12, at High Wycombe County Court. 8.21., Mew High Wycombe ; off. twig, Parker High Wycombe. Jame Homo, Dadvorton, Somenotahlre, cattle dialer, Nov. 11, at ti, at Tiverton County Cciurt, But. , Cockram. Tiverton ; off. wag., Dew. Tivertou. Ruoff taitraitt, LiverpooL Dec. 6, at 1, at Liverpool County Court. SoL,SomueU, Liverpool; off. amt., Mime, LiverpooL Grown Palms, Warwick, assistant to a licensed victualler, Nov. 2%, at 10, at Warwick County Court. Sot, Beaton, lily. songbook ; malt, Tibbits, Warwick. d am Itaxwir, Loamington Priors, Warwickshire, fish , Nor. 26, at 11, at Warwick County Court. SoL, Mors ; onsig.. 'MUM, Warwick. lIAMUILL TIM/1011, theastou, Leicestershire, carrier, Nov. 26„ at 11, at Upplngbara County Court. Off. amiga., Shield sod Hough. Upplearhara. Thomas TATLES, Wickham Market, saddler, and WHErAn Mamma, IrMiley 81. Martin, Suffolk, grocer, Dec. t, at 1, at Woodbridge County Court. Bola, Champ, 'peak& (for T. Taylor), and Pollard, Ipswich (for W. Warner); cd. Basra tt' °ad bridge. Joan Rlawoarar, High Harrogate Yorkshire, ft Deo. 6, al 11, at Knaresbh County Court Sa l t=a, _ Lora • of sant. Gill, orough. Lomat) unarm), J. Selling, Kent, bricklayer, Dec. 4, at 2. at Faversham County Court. Sol, Johnsou, Faversham ; off. swig., Tamed, Faversham. lams law wari-mg, Bolton, Lancashire. cheese factor, Nov.lo, at 10, at Bolton County Court. Sots., Richardson mid illassoll, Bolton; off. wig., Hoiden, JASON Plan, Little Lever, Lan c ashire, grocer, Dec. X 4110, at Bohm County Court. Sul., Edge . off. swig., Holden, Bolton. WILLIAM Ammon, Birmingham, fanner, Dec. 20, at 10, at illr. rulughsas Court, Sol., Moak Bit miughasu ; of. amis., Guest, Birmingham. Julia HUDlant, sen., linape, Suffolk, labourite, Nov. 611. at 1, at County Court Sot, Pollard, Ipswidt; off. wig., tlt i g l artratliagham. Etuatt Onsa, Padstow, Caroled], grocer, Dee. 2, at 12. at St. Colutab County Court. Sol., WhItolleld; off. wig., Collins. St. Columb. °Down Taclo. Farnham. Surrey, toy shopkeeper, Doe. 2. at IX at Farnham County Court. bol, White, Guildtord; off. wag., Holiest, Farnham. WILLIAM Btatatas, Bristol, harness maker, Dec. 6, at lit at Bristol County Court. Sol., BritMa, Bristol; uff. mfg., Har ley and Gibbs, Bristol. Jong Tor, Bristol, dialer In pease, Dec 0, at 12k, at Bristol County Court. Sol., Britton. Algol; off asdg., Harley and Gibbs, Bristol, /tun Suairscm, Hatfield Broad Oak, Ram butcher, Nov. 17, at IL at Diunnow County Court. got., Manhall. Hattongar den of. maks., Wade, Duamow. Tautly LaWalloca, Hallam, Yorkshire, aehmoogar, Nov. 29, at 10, at MallfaxCoun nd ty Court. bob., Ingram and Bahia% Halifax; off. arolc Dysom a Estado, Halitss. WILLIAM BLSARLar, Ardwlck , Manchester , beerhouse keeper. Doc 111. at 14, at Mauchestor County Court. Hot., Boole, Noo dled., of. malt.. Kay, Manchester. &Ms AWES, Atcham, Alberbury aud Harley. Shropoldre, brick mskar, Dec. 9, at 10, at Shrewsbury County Court. Sol., Davies, Shrewsbury; of. amigo. Peek, /Shrewsbury. 11101Lta PLUM; Northampton, licensed victualler, Dec. 3, at 11, at Northampton County Court. bola, Hicks, Northampton; olf. soda, Dennis, Northamptaa. Saxon Poeria M•Doictin, Tavistock, Devonshire, clerk to iron founalsr, Nov. as, at 12, at Tavistock county Court. Sol., Car amnia, Tavidock ; off. asalg., Bridgman, Taviduck. H Janis anar MILL', Wlgkton, Nov. 2V, at 10, at Brighton County Court. Sol., Go odman , Brighton , off. asses., Evenhed, Brighton. JAMES MASON, Wilmslow. Cheshire, tailor, Dec. 2, at 12, at Altrinoha Altrincbamin. County Court. Sol., Forster utf. swig., Porter, Hama Lam% Newt:utile-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, gardener, Nov. 30, at 10, at Newcastle-under Lyme County Chest lid., Litchnold, Neweastio-uudor•Lyme ; off. swig. , Warw. New caatarander-Lyme. THOMAS iturstr. Tattenhall, Cheshire, labourer, Nov. 59, at 10, at Gloater County Court. Sol, Cartwright, Chester; of. Wsoun, Chesser. JOIKPII Castleton, Cheshire, farmer, Nov. 20, at 10, at Limiter County Court. Sot, Cartwright, Chester; off. wig., Wawa, Chester. WILLIAM Score, Elision, .Staffordshire, bricklayer, and Varna- RICK WILLIAM Bsanas, Wolverhampton, dealer In cattle fool, Doc. 19, at 9, at Wolverhampton County Court. Off. wig„ Brown, Wolverhampton. Duman Kauai/3, WUleohall , Staffordshire, lock manufacturer, Dec. 19, at 9, at Wolverhampton County Court. Sol, Skelton, Wolverhampton off. ass*., Brown. Wolverhampton. ELLam Amour. Faroworth, Lancaabire, grocer, Dec. al 11, at St. Helen's County Court. Sol., Marsh, St. Helen's ; oil. wig., Ausdell, St. Helen's. Dario RIIIITVX, Cottingharn, Yorkshire, farmer, Nov. W. at IS, at Kingston- spon•Hull County Court. Sots., Eaton and-Baby, Kingstonmpou-Hull oil. wig., Phillip,. Kinirstonmpun.flull. SZILILMIM Uvakuag, NeWealdlvapoaVyne, yarn spinner. Dee. 12, at 10, at Noweastbs.upou.Tyue County Court. 001 , Hoyle, Newcastlempon-Tyae : of. astig.„ Claytam, Newcastle-upon. Tyne. toexar 29. Nov. at 11, at Rut St'acather:T.Btoinnnetheeoursper*. Nov. ' 111131IRLKOVON. Newcastlempon•Tyne , house carpenter, Dec. 12, at 10, at Nesoutle.upon•Tyne County Court. Joel, Neweastlempon•Tyne ; off. marg., Clayton, Neweadlo. ' upon-Tyne. JOHN HARKICR, Nencalale•Upon- Tyne, joiner, Dec. 12, at 10, at Newcaatle.iapon.Tyne Conuty Court. Rol., Joel, Nearside upon-Tyne of. main., Clayton, Newcaatle- 'Tyne. -Tyne. EVA. TMOIIAI, Bt. Papas , Olamorganshiro, Witcher, Doc 2, at 11, at Cardi ff County Court. bul., Maur, Cardiff off. amig., Langley, Cardiff. Jong GOLLIDOE , Cardiff, Glamorganahlre, dealer In stationery, Dec. 2, at 12, at Cardiff County Court. Pol., Wilcock% (Arad ; off. assts., Langley, Cardiff. During Tyrnitb - bran, Olamorganaltim. grocer, Nov. SO, at 11. at Pontypridd County Court. Otf. seals., eplakett, Pontypridd. DWI PACLL, Praia, Cornwall, gardener , Dec. 4, at U. at True County Court. Sul., Commis, liudmin; of. amts., Roger,, Tnuo. MANZI SCalasstax Welford, Northamptonshire, bookooker. Nov. IR at 111, Itegistrar's-onice Lutterworth. Solt., Ed wards. Lutterworth off. orig., Oates. Lattaamoran. WILLIAM PItuBIRT, LlannonDu, Glamorganahlre, shoemaker, Dee. 3, at 11, at Registrar's-odic% Aberdare. Hot, Yorwcod, M..rthyr.lydnl ; otf. Rees„ Aberdare. Gloms THutiss, Aberdare, Clamorganshire, draper, Dec 3, at 11, at Itemistraertoffict., Aberdare , Mil., Forward, Merthyr. Tydfil: of. amig., Bees, Aberdare. owing Jan Los, Lisrlastou, Staffordshire, beetistmeskseper, Nov. 29. at 10, at Registrar's-odice, Walaall Oct., Sheldon, Wedoesbury ; off. sails, Clarke, WalaslL HATCH landport. Hampshire, gunner, Nov. 110, at 11, at Fortmouth County Court. Sol., Way; of. main., Howard, Mutsu Carnal, routhsea, Ilanspahlra, tailor , _ Nor. 30, at 12, . at Portsmouth County Court , Sol., Wallis, Fortronontk; of ads., and Fast !Roush Drrourgdro. aria., Howard. jAm ec i rld. " :, : 29 8° B .ei r, L : Bmirad d.7 1 . 1,02 Pm :A p t pot . D.." ..... stoonac. P o r ebb.gh. y .o ni rt .z o ' a i ogr t g h, C... : umigpearcuuDetyvo:;C:firr:., bookiellp::.Bl"l66"..gesmir,Naornd. pi at 11, at Onineboroogh County Court Sol. Modem, Oslus. borough; Nig., Bastes, liislasborough. LAffT EXAMINATION& Dee. 10. R. A. ColwelL High Holborn, whalers& rillllner-Den. 10. T. O. Potter, Orford .street and liaropstoodeascl, dealer la lamps-NC 7. X Barwick, Cal City, Doc. 12. H. r. :graced., Cbarleshcoa- m tsgsbad. li rbett r e - Dos It J. Marpat- etty, ballirt- 7. C. T. Foster, Eishion.strest, SpltalneklA licensed I , l,ln:eller -Dec. 10. It. Gird, Ashlord, Kent, plumber-Dec. 10. J. Forster, Rums College-road. iiampetea.i, commercial traveller-Dec. 1!. J. R. Richards, West.street, Bermondsey, grocer-Dec.l2. W. Crllb, Moonlit...street, City -Ike. 17. A. Newton, Cnnonstreet, Mayfair-Dec. 11. W. R. Barham, Cambridge-terrace. Edgware road, surgeon-Dec. 17. W. H. Litapssan, Garway Toad, West bonnie-grove, Urery stable keeper-Dec. 111. 0. Bolt, awn cesterstreet, TaJdington, tailor-Dec. 17. J. Marshall, Crescent, 311nories, glass dealer-Dec. 17. J. Clark, Princes-street, Lam. both, carman-Dec. 17. C. Terry, Elliott', row, Islington, grocer -Dec. 17. W. C. Jones, Little Cadogamplace, Mina. and Cher nies-mews, Tottenham.court.road, horse dealer - Dee. 17. H. Garret, Upper Northplace, Urarsion-road, attorney's clerk- Hee. 17. J. llowick, Weymouth-terrace, Hackney -road, bulkier- Dec. 2. W. Stevens. Lupus-street, Pimlico, traveller - Dec. 10. P. Marks. Oldswinford, Staffordshire, schoolmaster-Dee. 9. W. Walker, Walsall, Staffordshire, harness maker-Dec. I& 8. Day and J. T. Iliackray, Fenton. Staffordshire. plumbers-Dec. 17. J. Lamb, Nottingham, general clothier-Dec. 17. T. Allwood, Nottingham, farmer-Dec. 17. R. Weston, Eastwood, Notting hamshire, dealer iu small wares-Dec. 17. C. Davis, Bath, up hoisterer-Dee. 17. T. Anstwiek, Monk Yryston, Yorkshire, fanuer-Dec. 17. J. Barker, Horsforth, Yorkshire, cloth manu facturer-Dec. 17. D. Nutchey, Beverley, Yorkshire, bind sur veyor-Dec. 11. B. Harris, Kingston-upon-Mull, cabinetAnaker- Dec. 13. J. Bennett, Everton, Lancashire, bricklayer-Dec. 20. J. Jolley. Liverpool, elothler-Dec. S. T. Quinn, Liverpool, draper-Dec. 40. C. Smith, Liverpool, commission merchant- Dec. 2. O. Warburst, Leigh, Lasumahlre, Ironmonger-Dec. 11 O. Upton and W. Crosby, Manchester, plumbers-Dee. 0. T. Rivett, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton yarn doubler-Dec. 10. J. D. Newcombe, Liverpool, solicitor to an Ineuranoe company- Dec. 4. D. W. Owen, Liverpool, beer retailer-Doc. 4. E Jones, Liverpool, slater-Dec. 11. J. R. Gallaher, Present, Lancashire, slater-Dec. 11. T. inns, aourbridge, Worcestershire. BANK RUPTCY ANNULLED. Nov. U. EDWERI, JENKINS, Stroud, Gloucestenblro, °Otter. INSOLVENT DEBTORS, PORTUGAL -STREET. MORI CHIEF COWMEN:OIM LAW. Dec. t J. Rurrougba, Queen stmt. Camberwell, agent for ths sale of borses-0. Hunt, Cut-street, Red Lion-square tartan., City: Northumberland Wharf, Strand; and Cainden. town, commlmion agent. Dec. 4. W. R. Hare, Clutpel street West, Mayfair, late lieute nant Royal Horse Guards Blue. - =lola HR. CoXIIISSIONIM N7CIIOIB. Dee. 0. A. S. Denny, Dean-street, Soho, civil engineer. Jan. 1. Hephalleah 1.0111141 Bridgman, Wilmington-aquare, Clerkenwell, milliner—W. Evans, Clarence.place, Claphameoad, Surrey, grocer—A. Colvin, Stratford, Lases, beer retailer-If. O. Mande,. Segentstreet, and Spread Eagle-street, Limcleonse, drwkesper—C. Clapshaw, RegenVapark.road, cricket bat maker —ll% O. Mitchell, Michael . ..place, Bruin/Ann, newspaper editor —lt. Buckiand, Epsom, butcher—K. H. Leary, Urine-street, Stepney, beerabep keeper—P. S. Partin, seal, Thanet-place, Strand, accountant-J. Illechlo, Whit* Horme.lane, and Nnal. road, Mlle-end, tailor—H. U. Elliott, Sutherland-terrace, Peek ham—B. Buttery, Thames Ditton, Surrey, Journeyman baker. Jan. S. K. Mower, Little Newport-street, Leicester-square, and Greek-street, Soho, boot and shoe maker—H. Weatherly, Themlnithrroad, confectioner—J. Andrews, Upper Bride-street, Islington, commercial traveller—H. De Vries, Commercial street, Whitochapel, madden& to a cattle salesman—B. Lee, Kent plumber. Jan. 4. P. Jay, Stockwell, Surrey, cle;k to M.l& Deist, Charing-cross -J. Beadle, Atordeemplace, Edgware-road, and Harrow.road, pianoforte maker—K Clayton, Leather-lane, Hol born, greengrocer—A. Harks, Carter-street, Houndaditch, taller —V. Alexandre. Frithotreet, Soho, commisaion agent—L C. Williams, West End.lodge, Hammersmith, artlat—J. SUumard, Loatber•lano, Holborn, eager—T. llicklenton, Mayfield-street. Delano, letterpreee printer —A. It. Walter, Bull-Inn-court. Strand, porter to an optician—T. Wilk', St. George's-terrace, Park-road, Old Kent-road, brewer's traveller—F. J. Wells, Lon don-road, Southwark, inlignt!asul!tant. Dec. 1Y 8 Ansel, Southotreet, Manchesterequare, draper— Dec. 10. J. Martin, Faversham, Kent. watchmaker—Dee. 11. K Simons, Newgatestreet„ City, and Birmingham, lamp dealer— Dec. 13, T. Stinchcombe, Cloth.feir, City, woollen draper—De e . 13. M. Beat, Gmy.street, Poplar, and Sul rey.street. Strand, ironfounder—Dee. 111. J. Miller, Chandoestreet, Covent-garden, booksaller—Dec. 11. J. Graham, Llverp al, bine manufacturer. CILATUICATES to be panted, unless canes be shown to the contrary on or before the day of seethig. Dec. 13. K WertYn, dldgate llighstmet, Clt , woollenslzaper —Dec. 13. J. Minton, Salisbury, leather sd4NDec. 11. M. Warren, Shoreditch, haberdasher—Dec. 14. D. Jerry, Dover, en gineer —Dec. 11. J. J. Connihan, Fenchurchstreet, City, mer chant—Deo. 11. W. B. Taylor, Norwich, tobaccontst—Dsc. 11. W. Clot, Jan, Sonthwark-brldge.roest and Rocidngharn.row, New Kent-road, Umber merchant—Dec. 17. J. Shattuck, Long Ashton, Somersetshire, farmer—Dec. 10. T. Coates. Sunderland, publican—Dec. 111. J. Smith, Failaworth, Lancashire, mac u• lecturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. H. Outliner and A. M. Gardiner, Manchester, forwarding agenta-W. Barry and J. Magarigle-E. Hauling, B. W. Ball, and J. W. Bush, Basinghalintreet, City aocountants-J. Thompson, Jun., 1. Huntington, and J. B. CUnning, Preston, Lancashire, newspaper proprietors, altar as regards J. Huntington-A. Lind gren and A. H. Lindgren, Crown-court, Old liroadstreet, cos mission merchants-0 Braden and C. Braden, Victortaotreek Holborn, groat manufacturen-ii. Gray and J. Lloyd. Queen's row, Pitnlloo, tea dealers-l. B. Lecky and J. Jennings, Wood street, London, and Belts* linen rserchants-R. Ilopidnim and J. Thompiton. Bury, Lancashire, Joiners-d. MUM and 1.. itobarta, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, makers of patent taper pine -M. B. B. Adderley and R. Dean, Norton.in•tha-Moors, Staffordshire, cod masters-S. Buckley, J. Bottornley. and W. H. Blaney, Shelder , Mon, Yorkshire. cotton spinners -J. Woolcott and R. C. Cannonstreet-E, Muskat and W. T. Watchman, Deil i tiZ Bridge, Kent, engineers -C. May and A. Brunner. Mimesis street, City, importers of foreign menufactures-N. Symons and C. Hodge, Cambridgestreet, St. Pancras, engineers -J. Hodges and H. E. Mortimer, Manchester, dryisaltere-T. W. Mortis and J. Johnson, Great Guildford-menet, flosthwaris, pooers-D. Hair and T. Wiseman. Glasgow, merchants-D. IL Hair and Co., Manchester, merchants, no far as regards T. Wiseman. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WiLLIAM COMA Glasgow, tailor, Nov. SS, at the) Facility Han, Margot,. Gamin KIDD and Jong KIDD !deceased), Arbroath, rope makers, Nov. IL at the White Hart Hotel, Arbroath. Joan PAWL Craighead, Mauchline, farmer, Nov. IS, at the Black Bull Inn, Kilmarnock. Suomi—W. I email Mauritius bags Haat India Daus Ulain basket+ Dianilla hap Havana boxes lorviguMusoorsolo mak& Cuba bores trail packages Do Corrias—West India real _ . Do..bria.t limit Coylon - -•— — coMI la(3. bilk& bap, Moths packages' Other L India prase Do. do. ..e.;o: Brasil .1 Condo Ur Owl COCOA . Ro Y x ordom c= l Do. Idadol ltion-1. I. Sun SALTPaIki Mews or --- to;:l 776 1,64 46711 1,812 1,918 1,151 2.14.! 1.208 ♦,6 , 6 Mei sa MO V-2 1,611 670 ii.r 1.N7 rit 4110 saii 1,4111 'ls 10.8413 1240040 1444".1 7.181 MAU SUSI 26,411 41,11111 - 1,617 10,166 26,743 4,212 17,342 - LSO 14,016 104783 134184 10,767 185,504 MUIR 6.9t0i - 10,ri6 1,150 14792 14693 1, IIS 3 6 74. 28,850 2,845 10,900 17,911 4,3041 1030 12,066 51.180 30,7 n 4,156 TALLOW.—TceaDAT EVENTNO.—The market wu quiet to-day at the following rates : Spot, 522. ; all the year, 51e. ; December, 521. ; January to Mu t h, 525. 9d. t o 53a. ; • March, 53a. 6d. ; April to June, 51s. 6d. Delivery )eeterday, 346 casks ; arrival, 3,245 each.. COTTON.—Lxvilaroot., Nov. 19.—We have had a very quiet market The sales are 3,000 balsa, including 1,800 American, 8 . to 13d.; 1,000 Surat, 7ild. to 100. ; Lida port. 200 Egyptian, 13 to 15d. ;of which 1,000 ars for specula and ex COTTON 000DEL—MaNceurricit, Nov. 19.—1 n yarns there has been • very fiat market to-city, and there has been no business whatever for any quarter. Prima are, con sequently, rather easier than on Friday last, at least such is the general report, though there has scarcely been business enough to test them. The recent accounts from America, indicating a disposition on the part of the Northern govern. meat to submit their quarrel with the Southern States to peaceful arbitration, are said to be the main cause of this sudden check of speculation both here and at Liverpool. At the latter place the high price of cotton, and the ruin which threatens from any speedy settlement of the American struggle, cause the market to be extremely sensitive to reports of the kind alluded te, and the slightest preepeet of this supply of American cotton being available again is gully potential in this market. Of cams • similar /Feet has resulted in the cloth market, which is exceedingly quiet, and the temporary excitement at the sod of bat week in consequence of better advice, from Ladle seems to hue died away. Prices are nominally the same as Friday last, but manufacturers are very unwilling to sell. Not only are goods for foreign markets unsaleable, but then is ao sip of activity yet for the home trade, though the season u getting advanced. We have not had sash • 11•6 market for some time put. WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Ls, Nov. 19.-1 a lie so. lewd market tbin boo boss • noissokaly poi brim transacted this morning. A considerable quantity of Batley goods, sesiskius, mid other makes suitable for the winter season were disposed of. In the White Hall the businp,. ; yea almost entirely confined to sortini up in heavy *Assays, beavers, Le. There was very little inquiry for regular plain clothe is 'Dittmar the white or coloured ball. MANUFACTURES. —Houma/alum, Nov. 19.—Wibter weather appearing to have set in. has caused a better de. mend for overcoatings and other heavy goods. There is &leo a little doing on French account, hut general hominess is still dull, and stocks in some manufacturer's Lauds are exceedingly heavy. WOOLS.—HUDDERSFIELD, NOV. 19. —Priem of colonial keep much about as wined. but the wool, move off very slowly. Low foreign in rather better demand at former rates CORN.—Htal., Nov. 19.—At to-day's market a small supply of Eog wheat, which sells freely at fully last week's carawa y, y,best rums of rid making 63e. per 5041b5. Foreign MOM inquiry at prices not obtainable during the week, choice new white Baltic, 65e. to 67a, good mixed, 635. to 64a red Baltic, 61s. to 624.; Danish, 59e. to 605., all per 480t h.. Barley far malting neglected, but grinding supports late ram Beans and pea unaltered. Oats dull, and rather cheeps,. The foreign imports last week are as under :—Wheat, 8,8'21 ra ; barley, 4,100; oats, ; peas, 126 ; tans, 370 ; hawed and rapeseed, 9,235 ; oil cakes, 48 Maw LEEDS, Nov. 19.—We have a very good show of wheat to this day's market, for which there is a fair demand, at prices not obtainable on Friday. Barley held at late rates. Beans and oats, with other articles, without material altera tion in value. Lrvkitrooc, Nov. 19.—We have had a better attend aim of buyers at this morning's market., and both wheat and flour have had a fair consumptive demand at the quotations of Friday last. A few sales of Indian corn were made early in the market at a reduction of 3d. per quarter ex quay ; as these parcels, however, became clewed pollen ptbered confidence, and it is now held for fully late rates. Oats and oatmeal remain dull of sale. Beans peas, and barley, each steadily maintain former prices. The market close* much firmer than it opened. _ _ LYNN, Nov. 19.—Weather since Friday has been frosty, with several inches of snow. At our Corn Exchange this day there was a moderate show of wheat ; the trade was very firm at lest week's rates. Barley, best malting sam ples, 6d. to la per qr. cheaper ; grinding aorta well ioqulred after, and folly as dear. Beans and peas each as last week. Pries per imperial quarter to the power : -Wheat, white, new, 621bs. to 641ba, per Imperial bushel, 60s. to 66e. ; ditto, red, 6llbs. to 6411 A., 595. to 63e. ; ditto, old, 5811:e. to 621ba, 475. to 575. Barley, best chevalier malting, 5311 m. to 5411 w., 375. to 395. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto 521bs. to 531ba, 331. to 36e. Oats. 36Ibs. to 4211 m. iis. to 275. Bow* old, 631 b. to 651b5., 50s. to ; new, 60th.. to 6416., 425. to 46a. Newcartim, OCT. 19.—The weather since Saturday has assumed a wintry aspect. There is a good covering of snow over the country, but to-day it is thawing. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and having scarcely anything o ff ering from the coast, Rae new foreign was taken off quickly at rather over the rates of Saturday, the advance in some cases being nearly la. per qr., red Saab and Holstein reaching 655. per 51Mlbs. resiretively, whereas 66a. was refused for Wolgast. Fine old mixed Dentin, not quite sweet, was in steady request at 63. Flour MU rather more inquired for, but in its value little variation can be noted. Halting barley mast difficult to quit, although offered at a reduction of is. per qr. Grinding unchanged. The mune remarks will apply to other articles. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 19. Sittings at Nisi Prim.—(Before Mr. Baron Martin and a Common Jury.) WOODDC r. TEN LONDON AND SOUTH WWI= RAILWAY COMPA NT. This was no action brought by the plaintiff, Mr. Woodin, against the London and South Western Railway Company, to recover compensation in damages for • breach of onotract. The defeodanta admitted their liability, and paid 4th. into court in satisfaction of the plaintiff's claim. Mr. Collier and Mr. Ringdon were counsel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Milward for the de fendant+. It appeared that on the 15th of October lot the plaintiff gave a performance at Yeovil, and hail announced another to take place at Crewkerne, a place about ten miles distant, on the following evening. On the morning of the ilith he contracted with the defendant, to convey the van con taining his drones, ke. , to that place, they engaging to take it there in time for his performance. The company sot having a truck large enough to carry the van failed in doing so, and therefore Mr. Wooden could not carry out his announcement. The audience being disappointed retied his. " • humbug," said ho was "no go," and used several other offensive expresaions. whereby the plaintiff alleged that his reputation had been injured. The defendanta contended that the plaintiff ought to him sent his vas to Crewkerne by Menem Chaplin and Horne's horses, which thiry proved he could have done for the sum of 30e. Cider Arise circumstances they submitted the plaintiff wee only entitled to the amount paid into court. His lordship us summing up said he could not see that the plaintiff was weed to provide horses for his van, when the defeedeots hail undertaken to convey it. The ,tury returned a verdict for the plaintiff f or Zit. beyond the ism paid into court, Mi. being the sum claimed by tit* piaiZtaft• COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Nov. 19. (Wan lb* d ude Ordinary.) ILITCLIM IP. MAILZT. In this OW Sir C. Cromwell gme judgment, refusing to greats nil. nisi fors new triel, prommaciag for the will, sod condemning the opponents is the mote. 8111LHON e. lIIIILIION AID WALDZM. to this case the court made the decree absolute, sad directed that the damages (41) should Le paid to the peti tioner. JAMS V. JAW AND ZEMP. The court made a similar order, but the amps was ICOI. CLARK r. CLARK AND BOWICK. The court directed the damages (25W.) to be paid into the heads of trustees fur the benefit of the daughter of the marriage ; and in we of her death ordered them to be paid to the petitioner. WALKER V. K.tLKER., NICOL, AND CRAW. In this case a new trial had beau moved for at the instance al the co- respondent Craig. Sir C. Creasesll said that the acts of the co•respoodeot opoo which the jury found their verdict had been proved by several 'itemise', and the opiaico of the court they were guillemot to jostdy that verdict. Be Inuit therefore refuse the appikattoo. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Noy. 19. (Bien lir. Can mialoorr Holroyd.) as lIIRMNON HART. rib yr the tint areeting. The bankrupt wee a brew, al Cheinelerd. &Sulk. The total liabtlitee are staled at 3,2991., 'sod the diS• rabies sissaid to base anise from his haring homes surety for Hart aad Hart, drapers, of Frazahanham, whir are also ban krupts. Yr. Markham, of Norwich, wareheesersaa, was abases Rae, and Mfr. Haag, of Norwich, carried the ebeies. dachard to coosoat to say allowaace, or aa aeitaiaat Wog employed at the expense et Use .etch Belk opplicattoes were refused. (Mon Mt. Reginnir Iflaiss.) LI COX. -ALLZOID 1011.01LRIZI. This was the int @Stan. The bankrupt was discribod aa as optician. of Barbican. Yr. Sharp (Dighy and Sharp) put in proofs to the amount al 1,4001. Xr. Canaan (. offlefal amigese)-11e has not appeared. Ho is ont et the wayos he not ? Kr. Sharp—Yea Mr. („Sanaa—Then I suppose that they must be admitted ma a meteor of pours., as we hays no means of checking then. Sharp—Exactly so. Mr. Camas —Have you any creditor who will become aseig ? M:. Sharp—Yea. Mr. Hollington, of Wentworth-place, Mile-end, proved for 756/. on tills of exchange discounted, and 71. for goods. Mr. Caanan—Are these boot Ede oracoommodation bills? Mr. Sharp—Cox had the mouey, but we hear that they area ll forgeries. Mr. Holliagtoo—l have had three or four letters from Same who sever gave • bill in their hem. Mr. Caaaaa—W hat do you expect he owes ! Mr. Sharp—About 3,0001, Mr. Ceara—Aid what estate? Mr. Sharp—That depeo.le upon what the messenger has gut ; bat we suppose about 200/. in good debts. Mr. (lane —Do you expect be ha, taken any money away with him? ho Mr. Hollingtoo—Several bills were discounted just before s ahaseaded. _ _ Mr. Looker, secretary of the Loudon sod Home Comities Discount and Advance Company, proved for MM. 10a. A solicitor said he represented a creditor, mid he under. Mood that the forgeries amounted to about 4,000 f. He would have no hesitation to pay pro rata on the amount of his debt, 4:14M., to engage • detective to trace the bankrupt and bring him lock. Mr. Sharp said that .m 1 an they wanted ; bat at a roast ing of creditors only 151. was offend by them fur that pur pose, which was totally inadequate. Mr. Burr (Surf and Griblale) appeared for other creditors, and ultimately Mr. Looker was noon assignee, and the 2nd of January find for the nest sitting. RL GOODIMID.—TILSPILVADILLY SALOON. This was the first sitting for the proof of debts and choice of istigneas The bankrupt was weU know. from his con maxim with the Piccadilly Saloon. The total liabilities are about 2.8001., and the failure is attributed to the interest which Use bankrupt had to pa upon hills of exchange. A proposition was made that baakrupt should pay I. in the putted (the °frer being made through his attorney. Mr. Pock), one instalment being paid down, sad the se. 'Minder at 2s. 13.1. every three months. Mr. Levy, for • creditor, declined the proposition. His sliest bola . bill deals. acid meant to get all he could. Mr. Pook—You would prefer your per rootage. Mr. Levy—l prefer getting .11 I can. It is not tho Ord Mee this man has been in this court. After some further drama= Mr. J. S. Merman. of Marseraitmet, o:ford-Mrs* sodswater manufacturer, was sham assignee. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before the Assistant-Judge.) Apr a. M, deecribed in the calendar an an engi ger, all Wuxi for stealing bed-furniture and other ant. ass. value 11.101., the property of Vital Veltierkiaa. Mr. Weigh wed Mr. T.ty ler prosecuted ; the prisoner was dideeded by Yr. Cooper. This case, which was pustpoord from last erosionr, amp Died the greater part of the day. The facie were therm The prosecutor ins au artist, Red lived at No. 2,Kiog-strew. Holton. awl was acquainted with the prismier, whore he W Inman loam ye.tra He bad =seam to leave Eaglasd for Belgium, and entrusted the prisooer with the care of his thielpaad the keys of his apartments. On his retius be fewed emptied, clothes, pletures.and window-hes& imp gime, is frt, the place entirely ransacked. This Wogs the ' bad pawned, and a whole pile al them wet la court by the soubrette's. Th e peesseds/s 'blest i• ng to Be 'uns was i t 3 .= emir Ms tole wee then at Brume When dts Omar mid ha would explain all if time wee Asyut him, est pm up 41 duplicates, and aimed that ha bad the presarstan authority to divine of the property. That was pashirati drill ; hat before the prosecutor west ha Dagen lie pasaar had parsed ileoparty with hi sieess Is the sesuat al same 141. ar Whoa bri _the possamear tail the idled feet the p ri soner would bad paranias be reeme, wet him mosey ha pa the rent. The pawl= mid whet aissied that all we be right, and that se seise sand ha user about it, and hi Seise wr that thaw was a wailer al stoma& is depot* beireas thus, sad that irisidd =Ws teiteisuair. hit THE POLICE COVETS. WESTMINSTER. In the case of Mari 71 ; ;;;Ii:OiterUUr report left, Mr. Hutebiusow said there was no case at all, and with regard to the first case, Mr. Barker thought her a good ser vant; so he understood. Mr. Barker denied this, and repeated that he had lost several things. Mr. Hutchinson then addressed the magistrate with regard to tail fur the appearance at the sessions. Bail was, however, refused. Mr. Hutchiuson nest applied for the copy of a will and some papers found upon the prisoner. Inspector Humphreys said there was some dispute about the will ; the accused's mother wished to have p ossess i on o f it, and if he bad permission he would give it to her. On being asked to whom it should be given, the prisoner, wbo now spoke for the first time during the examination, said in a voice peculiarly unfeminine, " My mother." It was subsequently arranged that the whole of the pipers should be withheld by the inspector for the present. Prisoner was then fully committed for trial. NIGH LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. .11A NKR Urn& oßtryrre THOMAS. PASSlTWiernace ilampatead, builder, to sur. render Nev. 3., at Ile, and Dee. 30, at 12 at Basingball.ntreet. S .14 Merriman and Morin, Atuitlu•frian olf.aaa*., Pennell, Guildhall.eham. era. °WRNS WATt Iv 4 WATTS, Devonshlrederrace, Notting.blit and Skineyctreet, Brompton, dueler in Berlin wool, Dm. 6, at 12, at lidainghalistreet. Sot,, Bum, Crest Carter•laue ; off. waist, cantata, lt.talnchallutreet. Imwla MWITLUCI, Aidermanbury, City, manufacturer of fancy Sods, Dec. 6, at 10, at Hatingbalistreet. Sol., t3titiley, old Jeirry;Luker bagingbalictreet. Glows kcgrett. Londou.bridge, corn dealer, Dec. S. at 11, at Basingbalictreet. Sot, Morrell, Mark-lune off. mfg., Canaan, Saainghalictreet. AILITIMR 11 kW ITT. London read, furniture dealer, Dec. it at 12, at .greet. Sol., Sorrell, If arkdane oil. wig., Can non, Maainghall.street. ?SAMOS GOLIITHOILP, Merton, Surrey, journeyman cabinet maker, Cat 10, at liaelogbaU.atreet. oil. aaalg., Can- non, Basingßallatrdet. JOHN 'Maim, Kingston.opon.llmmes, Surrey, fishmonger, Dec. 6, at 11, at ltaangNiDatreet. Off. among., Cannon, Ha. shighall•street. Joys JAN res.'s, Great Carter-lane, Doctore-commons, Dec. 6, at 1, at ilasinghaU-strect, Off. swig., Cannau, Daslughall. ams& JOINS 111UALL, Corpnratlnn.lane, Clerkenwell. carpenter, Dec. 6, M 12. b t Basinghallatrect. Off. wig,. Cannon. basing. Hagar LonoDl3l, Marlborough-place, Kenniugton-read, railway clerk, Dec. 3, at 1, at ltaslastludiatreet. Mole., Makluson and Carpenter, Elm court, Temple . off. aulg., Dell, Coleman-street,. ga Ittgas feraggitits, Southrtanster. Emus, builder, Dee. 3, at 11, at basanghall.strect. DuMeiti, King Willismatreet. and Oepp and Vcley, Click:Word ; off. mtg., 13c11, Colemanatreet. buildings. TILKDAK rsnscra DODD, Ventnor, Southampton, plumber, Dec. %at I, at Bannghall.street. Sul., Wright, Bloomsbury square ; of. rung.. Bell. Coleman.street.buildings. BUILT RZADT. Dasfughallatrect, surveyor, Dec. 3, at 12, at HAs Basinchall-street. /fol., Hill, inghall-street ; off. sts., colemanotreet-bulldings. 131A6 Wes, Peluty.flonsts and King-street, Poplar, merchant, Dec. a, at 114, at bassoghallntreet. flpyer and non, BroadaLreet.budditup • off. sulk., Bell, Coleman.street- Sis=rgis lay, Percy-villas, Hackney clerk In dock,, Due. 1, at 124, st Ikohighall-street. Sot, Dean, New Broad. street at. swig., Colemanstreetebulldlngs. CtaaLaa MADDZI, Crescent- lace, /II Pancras, comMbisket wank Dec. 3, at 12, at -street. Off. mtg., Cidmianetreet.buildings. - _ , _ _ JOalltA AUSTIN BALL, Blowy, near Oxford, grader, Dec. 4, at 1, at Baaingnallstreet got, Doyle, Vernhimbuildings. Grays. in ; off. wig., Johnson, Basinghallatreet. WILUAR Hotbeds and WILUAX loan? HOLDMIL Southampton, mai sterchanta, Dee. 4. at 1. at HaainghaU.street nolo., Pa. Minos and Son, Bouverinstreet, London. and Mackey, South. anipton ; of. asalg., Johnson, liasbuthanatreet. Bumpier Rdtridanami ALFltan HorlawrlALL Cheapaide, and Gutterlane, City ; Falcon Factory, Lower Whitecrussetreet. City ; and Great Garden street, Whitechapel, warehouser', Dee. 4, at 11, at Baslughallstreet. Sol., Reed, amebas. admit ea. amis., Johnson. Balinghalletreet TAILDNISCIL MUM, Houton Old-town, wholesale cabinet nu. pulsating. Dee. 4, at 12, at Basingballstreet. Sol., Lewis, =hididings, Gray shut ; of. aasig., Johnson. Bede. IMAMS Rin3 =rat Wick, petard dctudisr, Dec. MI, Rat eels., Shama and Gnat, Inirdsm. tomatoes ; off. mad., Johnson, Bashighalletreet. Gaunt Ingstemt Southampton, grocer, Deo. 3, at 12,4 4 1:: : slagilialletrast Walker and Harrison, Sou street Warrambury off. orig., Johnson, Basinghalletreet Joss Evan; ffeses.street, Roston, fancy box maker, Dec. 3, M st llseingball street. Sol, Wells, lioorgateetreet 011. am*, Jobleim, Bminghall-strest. HMIS JOUg RAM/ A .banproad. Camberwell, builder, Dee. 1. at 11, atDWnW.LLstreet Oft wk.. Johnson, Basing- Joni 1181111111 ILL MOSS Moorgaleutreet, City, and Alma-road, , watch :manufacturer, Dee. I. at 11, at liasiagball street. Du t bois. lioagMwelewat ; ed. wig., Johnson, Beadrighalletree Ttly Yung; West Ham, Rem; Wilder, Dec. 6, at Ili, at .alrget Off. sudg., Pennell, Osikiltallehatabers. WtLtlAll Javoa MOOR; Ilse Amber-road, Bermondsey, Nov. 10, at 10, at Dadnghallstreet. Off. assig., Pennell, Guild ha/I-chambers FRAHM, OfITUM PLUMB Great Ormond atreet, Bloomsbury, commission agent. Dec. 6, at 1, at Beainghalletreet. Off. tenneit Guildhalielnumbert Hwy Bowater.place, Blackheath, bread sad biscuit baker, Nov. 10, at 10, at Baainghalletreet. Sol., Rogers, Foncharch-trest ; off. suit, Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. looses PAslurr, Rotberfieldetree n lsllngton, cow:Manton agent, Nov. n, at 11, M Badn street. Sol., Wyatt, Copthallbuildinen : off. swig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Huge HILL, Clipsyterrsoe, Kentish-town, builder Dec. 2, at 10, at liaidnithall street. 80/a., Howard and Co.,C ; 01 r. amid. Pennell, Ouildhall.chambera Witttan Witiaise, Tkehurst, Sussex, grocer, Dec. 6, at 111, at liaalumhallstreet. Nola, Law:ham and Co.. Ilivtlett's-bnlid. logs, Holborn ; off. Mfg., Pennell, Oullaballehaenhers. WILLIAM Russ, Gloucester-street. Clerkeuwell, Jeweller. Dec. 5, at 10, at Basinghalletreet. Sala.. Lewis and Sons., Miming tonoynan ; off. marg., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Osmium Burris Cater. Pocklingionetreet, hilington, clerk to an attorney, Dec. 6. at 2, at Baulnghalletreet. Off. mein., Pen. sell, Gulidhall-chambars. Clearravus H influx Lltd; Dammetreet, Islington, clerk to a tallow broker, Dec. 6, at 10, at Besinghallstreet. Sots., Bol ton and Rona, North's:vials-ageism ; of. sadly., Pennell, Oulklhall-chambers. Hilmar Fiesta, Avenue-road, Hounmerarulth, painter, Dee. S. at 1 at 86.11.01111 strert. Sot, Wright, Cbaneery-Lae; off. &ashy, Graham, Colemanerreet. BWAIIIN HORT, Hanociod-street, Hamptteed.road, boot and shoe maker, Dec. 6, at 11, at Bashfithallatreet. ,tope. Ely.place, Holboin ; off. main., Graham, Coleman- Jots &arm Heart and TFIOILUI WILLIAM LION HILTON, Hark lame, City, oil merchants, Dec, 5, at 11, at Ilminghallarreet. Sol ~ Dare aod WhltHeld, Mitre-coast, Tempts ; oil. Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Thomas Thin Firms, Wouhingtonatreet, 31 Bared, ruler of ballast beavers, Dec. 0. at 10. at Baalughallstreet Sol , Holt quality-court Chancery-lane ; off. wig., Pennell, Guildh -11-chambers. Jane Hamm, Reading. sack manufacturer, Dec. 2. at 11, at Basingliallstreet. Sob., Harrison and Lends, Old Jewry ; of. Issalg. Graham, Coleman street. lOUs , Chobham. Surrey, Nov. 30, at 121, at Ihruing. hall-street. Olt wig.. Graham. Coleman-street. Thomas sawn., Aldermatoetrret, City, oilman, Dec. 2, at 11, at Basinghallumet. Sol., Philp, bucklersbury ; of. amis., Graham, Coleman-street. Eason Pamirs; Gazes, Width's-street. Waterloo-road, Dee. 1, at 2, at Haalughallwareet. Off. wig., Graham, Coleman.street JAR= WADI and Ologin WADE, Ipswich, Suffolk. saddlers, Dee. 6, at 12, at liaslughallstreet. Sob., Starrett and Son, Lbseeliewhin-flelds, Pollard, Ipswich ; oft. assts., Graham, Cole man-street. ILUILR HURT Joy as inpland.green, Dee. 2, at 12f, at Ba. singhall. treat. Off. wig., Graham, Coleman -street. Pluiems Loris LltTelta, Groat George-street, Bermondsey,mta mailer and Japanner of leather, Dec. 6, at 21 , at liaslodhall• str.et. Sol , ritivester, Great Duveretreet, Newington ; off. malt, Graham, Colemanatreet. /mass Ctiams, Great Warley, Essex, timber merchant, Dec. 1, at 12. at Basinghallatreet Sol., Preston, Rroad-street bsrlldinp ; off. wit., Standeld, Basinghallstreet Moan GlLLlmult, Wuresetreet, Tottenluumcourt.road, builder. Dec. 6, at 111. at Basinghallstreet. , Waller, Date-street, Adelphi ; off. wig., Standebt, Baslnghaff ntreet. ?WU Glow! Toukr, Lamb-street, Spitallields. builder, Dec. at lf, at lisainghalletreet. Sots., Taylor and Jaquet, South. street, leinalmry-squara off. wig, Stansteld, street. WILLIAM /RAMS REID, Charlotte.street. Fitzroy-square, asosichan, Dee. 5, at 124, at Ba-Inghallstreet. Sol., Davis, Ooldorrequare; off. swag. Standeld, isasingliallatreet ALM= Wendorer, Buckinghamshire, coal merchant, Dee. 4, at 111, at Beainghalletreet. But - Clarke, Stanlerplace, Paddington, green off. wig., Sims/Md. flaarnirhalletreet. WI fl WILD, Lambeth-erslk, appraiser, floc. 2, at 111, at bealughall.stmet Off. malg., Manifold, Bmiughall ureet. Csaiitts huts Pear.smi, St. Martin's-court, Lelcest.r.minue, Dee 2, at 1, at BashighalLetreet. Off. wig., Standeld, Basighallsdreet. ALMMT Daf•res, Westminster-bridge-mai, builder, Dec. 2, at 14, it Basinehalletreet Sol., resent.. Matt-lane ; off. wig., Stardeld, BasingliaUstrect. HWY Neurone. Ramsgate, Kent, lodging-honse.keeper, Dec.s, aaR ae nsebeignateeet. Sol., Buchanan, Basingitalletreet; of. melt. Mandell, flusingtiallati r et. Joann Atersuas &sloe, North row. Park.lane, clerk to a land agent. Nov. 30. at 124. at Bsalnithall-street Sol , Buck. limbers: off. wig.. Edwards. Bailingiulletreet. Thomas Gunnar CIIMMDT, (Oxford. chemist, Dec. 2, at 34, at baslnghalletreet. Seals. , Hearn. Sole and Co., Alde rman b ur y ; ed. , Edward., Mall. ghat/street. JOMBN MASS, Church-row, Stepney, general provision dealer, Bor. 30, at 24, at Wing/tall street. Sol.. ALlsdt, St. Mark street, Great Prescottetreet ; off. Edwards, Basinghall. street Emma Jonas and Attain Blitellat WARWICK, Luton, Bedford. shire, Ironmongers, Dec. 3, at 11 , , at Basingtiall.street. Sol., Nauru Lamaze and Co., Old Jewry-chambers; off. sadg., Edwards, limingbalLetrost. Thomas RAYMML. Old Quebecotreet. Portman-aware, doctor of medechie, Dec 2. at 31, at Essinglullatreet. Sob., Messrs. Hensaman and Nicholeon ; elf. ass*, Edwards, /Isainghall street TOMB WHlTWoars, MorUmerroad, Hackney, labourer Dec. Dec. S. at at Bminghalletreet. Sol ; of. mmHg, idwar Edward; lisainghalletreet., lions, Walbrook, C Sous ZDMAII.O Hitt. Jeffrey's-square, City, merchant's clerk, Dec. 10. at 10, at Winghallstreet. SuL, king, leachurcb- Aimee it. seats., Edward., Baslnghallatreet. Lens M LLlMUJivium, Brunswick-uremia. Carnherwelluate, literature, Dec. 10, at 11, at Bmlnghalletreet Misurday 51 sad Paddlers, New &await-court ; off. wig., id. wean lisateghettureet WOMAN Corseem Boenistritoll, Hants at 11, , S i t imi nisitlre. dealer in =4sa riefs, c.*, at Coart. Sola, C a rswoaile De . INellordalre, aid rue mid imisefram ; ed. rods.. ilmarr. litssiestasi. THE OAS QUESTION. In pursuance of a requisition numerously signed and presented to Sir James Duke, as 'Merman of the mud, • public meeting of the inhabitant householder' of Far ringdou Ward Without, was held last eveningg at the See sions•house, Old Bailey, to take into cooudantiou the attempt on the part of the gas companies to increase the price of gas to the consumers. It will be recollected that a meeting with this object was held lest Tuesday at the same place, but in consequence of the hall befog flikd by parties connected with the viuious gas companies, to the exclusion of a large portion of the inhabitants, the requisi tionists declined to proceed with the business, and a fresh requisition was signed and presented to the alder man, who appointed last evening for the meeting. On this occasion the ward beadles were stationed at the door', and none but inhabitant householders of the ward were ad. mined. Sir James Duke having taken the chair, Mr. Lusher moved the fit Lusher That the Great Central Gas Consumers Company began its career, and received support by promising to break up a monopoly, and to supply consumers with gas at • lower price than that previously charged, but, without just cause, it has broken faith with the consumers and falsified its engagements ; and that the Metropolitan Gas Act of 1860, by entirely preventing com petition, has created a most obnoxious monopoly, and that the citizens of London, having taken no put in obtaining that act, ought to be exempted from its operation." Mr. Paine seconded the resolution ; and it having been supported by Mesas. Potter, Leahy, Howell, and others, it was put to the meeting and carried unanimously. It was further resolved to concur in the wares adopted by the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London, in applying to parliament for the exemption of the City from tlie operation of the bill. .RKE: Ts. LONDON WEEKLY RETURI .peirrorti DOCK I obi TRAJTIO BILTURNS. Wes Par Men. Total. Total, 11321316211 on Spin m dandles 1961 1800 Week ending Oet. L L L Northern of Canada 96 474 1,492 1,766 1.793 Week ending Nov.l. Buffalo and lake Harm ISI - - 1,597 1,937 Week ending Nov. 16. Limerick and Ennis 243 98 84 182 196 Week ending Nov. 16. Glasgow & South Western 7, 94 3 two week ending Nov. 17. Great Luxembourg London and Blackwall 1,170 202 1,978 1,419 Manchester South hum lien. & Litztnchant 712 545 1,657 974 DWI& lagiden VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Confidence (ship), of New York, steering West, Nov. 2, let. 46, lon. 32.30 W. Cambria (ship'„ of Bath, from London for Bt. John's, N. 8., Oct. It, let. 42.40. lon. 44.60. City of Brooklyn, from Sew York for Liverpool, Nov. 2,IaL 40.114. lon. 69. Donald 11%11y, from Liverpool for Melbourne,Oct. 18, lat. 48., lon. 29 W. Innen* ;ship„ from London for Colombo 29 days, Oct. 9, let. 7 N., lon. 27 W. Queensberry (ship), steering 8., oot. 4, let. 8 N., lon. 26 W. TRII OVERDUB CANADIAN MAIL. STRAIDIR.—• .IJVIRPOOL, TOISDAY.—Up to a late hour this afternoon the Omadian mail steamship North Briton bed not reached Loodnedarry. The anxiety as to her safety continues to Mayan ; while, on the other hand, there are many who believe—end naturally too—that the North Briton ham met with bad weather, had her machinery damaged, and I. either coming borne under canvas, or she put back to Quebec. Of course them statement. are merely specula tive, but no doubt the cause of her absence will be cleared up by the next homeward Canadlah mail steamer, the Anglo Saxon, now due at Londonderry. The St. Andrew steamship, which sailed from two days before the North Briton, only arrived at G l = this morning, and the Teutocia, from New York mi the 3rd lost., got to Southampton late last tight. Under sad circumstances there is no reason to doubt the ani mate safety of the North Briton, her commander, Captain Grange, being an accomplished and experienced seaman. A • despatch posted in the Liverpool underwriter's roomto-day, says :—" North Briton, from Quebec, off Father Poietylefh for Liverpool on the 3rd Nov., was detained some bean ta the midge down by fog." lag EXTRAORDINARY CAB. OF MURDER AY Aim FOnD.—Geot Inkpen, 27 years of age, of 37, Amelia terrace, Dep tford, was brought up on remand, charged with attempting to commit suicide by throwing himself into the Surrey Cowl with Margaret Edmonds, who was drowned. The circumstances of the can have been repeatedly before our feeders. It will be remembered that on the in quest on the body of the young woman who was drowned at the time the offence with which the prisoner was now charged was committed a verdict of filo-de-se wag re. turned, the jury adding that the prisoner was guilty of aiding and abetting the deceased. Evidence having been now gone into at some length, the prisoner was committed for trial for the wilful murder of the deceased. " We find Du Barry's delicious health-regtoriug Relents Arable* Food the safest remedy for habitual consti pation, Indigestion ((las), flatulency, distension, heartburn, palpitation. acidity , dropsy, dysentery, atrophy, diar rms.. no-vo I ty, aleeplesaness, billousuem, bowel and liver lvemorrhokls, cough, asthma, debility, scrofula, sad oonsnmption.—Andrew Ure, 11. D., F.R.S. Dr. Harvey, Dr. Shorland, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Rod Warner." Packed In Una, lib., Is. 51b..111.; lilb., Mis.—Baltar DO BARRY and Co., 77, Regent-street, London : also Fortnum and Meson and at eo, Oracecluuth.street: 4. Cheapside ; 03 and 150, Oxford street; sad all poxes and chandaM—tAdvertisement. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ADDENRROOKL —November 16. at Hollyfield, Sutton Colad. , Ware Mashie% the 'Weer H. Addenbrooke, Esq., of a daughter, APPLETON.—November 15, at Maitland.place, Clapton, Mrs. IL Appleton, of a son. GA RUN EL—November 16, at Shoeburyncas, the wife of Colonel W. H. Gardner, Royal Artillery, of a daughter. HOTHAlL—November 16, at Ruabbury Rectory, Salop, the wile of the Rev. P. H. Hotham, of a sun. HOTHAlL—November 17. at the British Cot:ululate, Calais, the wife of H. Hotharn. Esq.. of a daughter. HOWL—November 17, at St. George's.road, Pimlico, the wife of K R. J. Howe, Esti „of a daughter. KRLLAWAY.—November 15, at Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. the wifeof Mr. T. Kelbiway, of a &natter. MACICENZIL —November 18, at Kelso, the wife of Dr. W. If. Mackenzie, of a daughter. NlAc.N l g l 4.7,:lfernitver 17, at Princes.terrace, Islington, the wife .4 A. Macneill. FAQ.: Ofa ion. SMlTH.—November 17. at ilicklebam Hall, Surrey. the wife .4 J. Smith, Bp., of a ion. STEVENSON.—November IS, at Clevelandaquare, the nil, of Y. S.evenuon, lint., of a son. MARRIAGES. CDNNINGRA/1-8001T.—Norember 14, at Great Jameetatteet Church, Deny, Ireland, by the Rev. J. Deillum, Bingham, Esq., to Fanny, daughter of W. Scott, Esq., of Lie donderry. DICEENS—EVANIL—November 19, at St. Mark's Church, G a geurtopark, b the Rev, W. B Galloway, (Aeries Dickens, Po • Esq., to Eltatbeth Monte, sewnd daughter of Frederick M. Reams, Esq., of 19, Queea's•nnad Wmt, IGgcat's•park, 011 Whitefriaru. _ FREEMANAELWAY.—Norember 14, at St. Janes's, sith• ampton, by the Rev. M. Cooper, N.A., J. Frreman. Lai • Southam to ads Clew daughter ,of R. C. Keloay, d pton. HOOD—PARSONS.—November 18, at Brighton. by the Rev. J. Vaughan, Y. Y. Hogg. Lai of the Bengal Civil Service. t o Elizabeth Hobos, dater of the lion. L. Parsons lIOUSTON—CWIILE.—November 14, at St Andrew's Choral. Lverpool, by tie /Am Pk Orr, Mr. T. Boasts°, of Liverpool. to JaneEiaoa, dasiliter at the Rey. W. Clarke, 01 Little Sutton. Cheshire. DEATHS. BAlll.—Noverabor 16, at Park :row — , Bristol, A. Baker, Esq BAV OB. Y.—November 17, at Ittudna-villas, New.road, Rammer' smith _ litr. W. Barry, aged 80. BANTISTE—November 17, at lit wormed, Shropshire, the ter. J. Bartlett, aged CLFAXE—November 7 16, at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Charles. sal of Nutlet' J. Clegg, amid BS. WlLSON.—November 17, at her residency, In Pelhameresten t, Elizabeth, widow of the late William Henry liii :or 4t, 1 7many yens% of St. James* Westminster, and Printed rid Published by WILLI• 11 Xl= BM" 0 1 I C!' d t lambard-etreet, 10 the City al Laudon. YANK, a * Nice. la Leseber‘eleeet. le else !rodeo& of Widtetrii" . " WILDIIIIO4Y. NOVIIIMOSK WM —Nov. 16. moot! MOO. r