The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-09 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIZALTY, Nov. 8. —APPOIIIIII3IIIL —Lin iments O. IP. H. Parka (1066), W *be Mike of Welltar tom, 131, mew otesawskip of 700.basa pima*, ia taa Delete; aM D. Welker m (1 to the Polyph Pott y one/ 6, paddle-ogal Maser sleep, et Wee per, at meth. The Masses, 17 etwow7riiite, -Cept:Fargalsar,l salad hen Ilptikered Lit aleba kr ski West ladrea, but swag ea ms aradway glade kat Os t bask. Oka law. wort Ps rotes=rdirla al this amorates, am let tar bees TV SaVIS, maw skip, Capra& Q. J. William. mankeyi AI . Ear &A sides is aka 1 aravad a iscrgle Ilis West laliaa mew osabeate tutee, i Boar Joshua, cad detrin4le bale arrived as Ow dm the Bahia. TM Mane, Jackdaw, Ilki Skylark (gibs last named snivel yeabsaim). WM liarbaar tido atm , sass. The Nome - eel Wend. draft In bribrer, was duke& lady; as airs the Istrite, IS, swear ship, Cassia I B. Tberseat il trihda des s a tsen transport, cam fate harbour Sib ellesassa, earl barked the attlitary sad naval ia- 1 1 Milian wired at Spitkeed with yassorday. Nov. S. peat orders were naked! Van; today to Erilke um tleakeet Rape, Is weft IS leak by the bmOsat Ike hawks, Ms. :The Rev. IL Imola. *olio le the army k the Bast Ihe Rev. O. P. sal the Rev. A. R. M. WY," seams 'Yields is the army its the lett. bang kr Cemleatiasyle Deputy Isomers thimaa Rampisal. T. D. Mame; Lisalessat Ree 4 11* lama ; liminess mil Adjelleas Okliset. Imam with ke Masa mg twe bum. Mani he the Calms. The Wok after teastvier ea WWI tbeek= b llo meat et the army asked ems sad 10 INOISS fi at We pen, will premed to r Irma* ma km me= i s et the Irma Tampa Ow, alto he seamsala Se the irk. The Parilmmkr sal OrkatilOsmomq, to whim the Rives Wow, am is Mutual bar kr me iamb ter TOO mem. mei kr m many adieus as obi asa awamairriehe. The Ikea MR she take fa Mara three Tell& isetess. ead loam Ass te the Crimes. - JJUDIALP Muir. a On Illsoisy Ciettia Lapse NA a o f ms s " OlaamOt issgmellisis/ lea = of the Lisa Weal% lie ibe alwelfseesteteg ma velreZ wbes SitesUaLsog Ihilees - qoal r4 i 2. sweaty of %Mom lArasiV il ;roleatereir, -hteris tor the Usk sad s's Ow Tire pestles -eivelasteses, is. bi fee the $W M Castkbat s few "lats Lutanist Ham Noel Baia, It. A.. bee =elm! in Ill kesay fees **Owe et Meld Heee n ew s t ai er ea the duties of 014•4•41w0 le hie Whet, Be Idea, C.B. )listsldasy, Iteily, ma el Oimash bin ben &W___ essilmilue firms shift to Light lateally, Ms" m tie a n = Batts pealmeaMthe Nem esteadve army elolds; matted fiat bee bola whoa is ClowwwL DUBLIN, TimmsAy. This awning the Lord Lieutenant left Kingstown, he ReWed, As rods foe London. Goverment hes offered a reward of 1001. foe the detecdos of the miscreants in the late agrarian out rage is the Ring's County. A letter in Egnmeddire, dated Masts, Nov. 8, says: I as glad to he able to state that Edward Beauchamp is going as mell---ummit better than could bare been satiel- Dated teem Ibe sewn and 'item of the wounds ; stall the MIN hose of peal longer, and the remit vet, doebtfal. Es ,''deed two auk Gist was a ball, w barb prod the seek, best the left side to the right, we the ; the emend was square sh^ whisk:e l = Unit Ile sad dlf.rsot tans of the a esmo . lessima, et Memel Lodge, Hines Osastf. IPSO the eldest el this wiled attempt to take swag Mk On Ask then Is nee a more kind and indulgent agent k the menuy, ow one IMO generally sad deservedly esteemed. A Waterford paper states that a savvy bad ben arrested while working on the Cab and Youghel Railway, on suspicion of being engaged in the murder of Mies Hinds, is Sheaf Oa Mn. In redwing Se the ease of the drowning of a yew* worms at is the satiety of Cork, Kr. Julies, a @elicitor, addressing the Cork bench of as Tuesday, ?awaked : mi g ti tb s tirsemseeeese memseted with the event were mot estiesebssa end senitiese. He bad been speaking with the man who la And be es Me potions day, and *ea wben be bassi that the ishetsaste deceased did sot appear, when toned, to have bees desersod at all, as she wee In a sitting position, between two molts, the water only merely reashieg a lithe above her feet. Her ahem did not muses thatewoilen appearance which unally is observable Ia ibeesed pasese, nor was there any water whatever is bet elemseL Read constable Porter mid be bad known dmeresimbes• nesse was Basest& Meerkey, of Blarney - hae. sal site wee the daughter of a widow. The bead assoWs stated that it WY posbehis tbe deseseei bed pat es es* le himself, for the felieeleg mess :—lt Embed bow is the habit of making skirts for houses is the Ztitisit she seed to paws he the purpose of bilging sloe sad having got a beta M thus lately. she pawned dies, which got her into alifilordty, when she drowsed her mit. ILE. Salim mid drat it did met appear to be tie het. TM maser in mid& eke had bass bird wee veep me. plisse. uM kakis sloes. heaves in the eireemenemen Miletoeled milk thew wee, thee Ms whet he (Mr. bales) bed boss test by a poem who stissiod the inquest, it ape wed that timomener, Mr. Retry Barry, would not allow De. Trews Obeli a pees sake ensaioation on the body, mime that t rairen tr zeormeed kismet( in his professional eleseitp.— SPORTING. TAT TERSALL'B,TinntsDAY. ♦llama aftsraoso, the as body of dabeedben bets at tbe limped Meador LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. _ 111171111 DAT. _ _ - TIN OPTIONAL 113L1.121012;NIII of 6 lOTA each, with 30 added, fee 2-yr.olds and upwards. The winner to be sold for 1204. ; allmsease if sabered to be sold for ism, he. Clae mac (5 este.) Mr. Darya CU..., by Toesiness or taus. 5 yrs (7 c o u t i l an an -Mon I Mr. thendoe Mazy Lan, S yrs (II.), he 11b T. 3 Mr. J. Want Churn *soh, S yrs (M.), 7st 21b i Mr. S. 'robs' Inettemen. S ye. (9311, 7st (Beerpark ((Sates 4 Mr. T. T. Tuner's lie Ana,. yn (101.),7.t 171 b (Milan S N. betting. Wm in s easter by two lengths ; very bad third. The whaler wag Insight I. for silty pineal. Ta TIN° STAINS. of 6 son each, with 40 added, for 2 r olds; colts , Bst 12 1 b; fillies sad geldings, Bet 81b. The wse be bold for 100 ,on • slows/nes U wasted to be sold he Ina. T.Y.C. (7 gabs .) Mr. I. G. lbsimmak Cass by ?Least (IDs.), Tot 11l (Intldarea 1 11r.111111alres CUTS Petite (SOP, 7st 11h —.... Mates 3 11r. t am% Patty Girl WI ). 7st elk -....(7. Forster Mr. Wears Tie sfloi.), 7ot Ilb (Solana) 4 Mr. It. Thenpaa a laronoos (204.),75t lib Batt' II tel 1 apt Gamester, 3to 1 apt Pretty Girl, 4 to 1 mpg Dawes, sto 1 apt Ceres. woe by two lengths ; three heels between sacred and third. The start gave ass& dinstisketioa, Gamester being left at the poet. The wiener was bospt is for 50 guineas. THI 817I0N AI7ITUN BANDIC.AP. of 5 NOW. nab, with 100 added. Calais wisher, extra. The mead to receive 20 move. out of the rakes. One mile and a half. (40 ave.) Mr. Browe's Speed the Plough, by Cotherstose, S re, Id Sib (Bray) 1 Caplets Iklyworth's hazy Pen,' yrs, sst (.Isani I Mr. eason's Mary. yrs, Ost The following alto ran :—Mr. Sykes, The Early Bird, The Chicks, Dame Judith, Whabsboae, Berezina, Casey, Nall Gwynn', Prism Plausible. Betting : 3 to 1 eget Speed ha Plosgb,4 to 1 eget Mary, 8 tot apt Mr. Sykes,7 to 1 eget Fealty Fern, 9 to 1 eget Caesey, 100 to 7 eget Priam Pleased'. Won stealthy two lengths, a Mph beeves& the mooed and third. Firms Plausible was a bad fourth, the Chick's was fifth, Caney Walk, Me. Sykes sevestb, Dam Judith eighth, Early Bird ninth, NeU Owyme sad Whalebone neat. Beretta& was pulled up and did sat pm the chair. Tll IDILTIII 8111711 STAINS of 3 sow. each, with 20 added, for 2.yr olds Lei upwards. Optional 'ethos weight allowance, eat's. Oste mile. (8 suba.) Mr.T. O. 211mamaa's Dillingham. by Ihreonoes., 4 yrs (Illtain&al 1 Ez.llena's OMNI. f ye. (101.). Ott ........ Martin= Ns.S.. Jamb's Mau % t yrs (101.4 Set Mb...........(Cbaden Mamma (arson Mkfesr 6 yrs (1010. ea lab (T.C1111) 4 Idr. J. Oaloorn's Bobby Taft. l pe, (101.). Ist 212(Cballsonr) I Mr. J. Thes 21b epeent salt by Borpites out of lady ha 1 A. Bt LLixo STASIS of 6 son. *ash. with 2fairilmi for 2 yr Ms sad upwards ; the winner to be seta W asstion he Mal allowance. if watered to be gold for ism. Swat to mow lie slot& T.Y.C. (6 subs) Mr. lisiofs Nat; S yrs (ICI.), lON (Casollool 1 Mn. Lossart us. Nlooonn, I pro (Mt), Sat 610 -(lnalbon 2 w. howito Me Imam re ( 11 !.), tel Mr. Mao% Abe if Om ti l 4 o vo WO, Mt Sib ......wwww.) 4 Om Bettis" : I 4 opt 14 1 wish mad fleadboy. Wes 4 lbws taw 188.111111.4w01w the Noma and third. no wins , was bewebeis torts plow. Tao BOOM HANDICAP ot 6 goy. sook 3 ft, with 20 added ; the mead to save his MU. I.Y.C. (17 sobs.) Mr. UAW. Prism% Mature by Nonnoin. yea, lot Mb Oen fat 41b)... 1 Xr. wooer; rhooww...B tut --=/ Mt. a waime B ars% yes, a The foll.wiag also ram :—The Assayer. Dear Mo,7.:beny Brandy, &ha o' Brom Lore Bona% Qmollosoblo 0 Chas Petite Para, Primes*, Oyster Girl. Tony a leash. Oleist f 0 the issempatessy of the starter this ram wet Rost vezationaly tialuod use Seely Uwe quart= of ea luaz. gab) *Matson. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 8. swum se unos.—eseens IMO WWl= AND ANTION ONNINSPOND warm; AP. MN. ITIMILL V. INS 001111 ANA NONING VONNANT. ININOMOISIL Ms. Inewse send be a 4e earl ea the Meru sere why the IMM sheer set be at 19 MN imention is a }mat he UK. oblersil Z im estara i t 'pleat - gm geellemea who weir was reghtered mar Se Joist Meek T AM es t u t e eorise!' hod Mae mar Is arra srleasties Mr the s, ke now seti to %merles gimbal hes getea who wen dem la • whoa (beleaguer wee obleisea. = The al ti s meena sedating he obesehrdere bonen lbe el aZ: s t le lbe array , , prim le mleta • Pee am might Est brie boos a nerbdise whoa the der was essearea. Ms. aseeme said he would ow wire wrest he "oda tehe • tie whin' would include he kr shateheldese. IN II Bile seder ark of them. TIM WINN V. OILINNONNISOZAZI. Bb. Proses applied fie a seelbeed to berg up a womme Masi by &judos of Illy, resenoales Therm Chang to die of a tie peke of Bly, Yes is oefitle ss equaeimil. if wow were Yon: ea ere/ beans hem Weed te ll= the el Milebir be Iris a ramp bier at dm Mods% floe Lulea, whirls sho NlMmy alibi et ley err • fake ewe. est assumed lime Umeditag Mame having paid hie M. Ile took his lolls pies ✓eam while he wee kept be custody is.. is. efilowary till Os Merry seessinik when be wee saes Wm lbe reastweW who eemeadled him is a weever till this Meer bp - igh when be wee disorient, it kenos lima Aura he am lermiliag with a peeper libel. The Ile e. lima fa the maidentin of the cues wee whether rib a mina soda be the sabjeet he a eartimeek owl whether, eater the all he lb prestige Mategistrateer ft wee ends • geseesirg se mail nein la be gushed. - Lewd MEWS'S—Poe whitMON? 'tod. MON ? Mr. !deer—To reverie the railway ecetpay or the ma. Shoes sitting up the waiver he ea ram fee regliell--Tbe passel priardple is, that a proem& ieg may boroughs late this court by ordered by re predefined by is, Mt yes de sot slow that yea en Mr. Jambs Coleridge—lf pere greeted your opplieetiom should we net be pending a ere which is to be the sub ject orlon A d eptma an tion refused. m 41:11121 V. JA.OOIIII.—ONITIOIANI. Mr. Weerige roved ea behalf of Jambe. a formes, a Belolk. be a esstosers, to being up an order of three der rpata. Norm Cooke, Royer, and Parker, directing Mu m to the erupt of highways a highway race di U. le. IL 'I'M resod of the eprieriee wee that flk. Oahe bang a weed Marina. mil theedre hi. tag la the pree~. had tern pert in this. by the room sad debberatieg with the rise although his premeas was objected to. Tits swat granted a rule to show oasis. IN IN AN ATTOZNIT.—ALLIOND NIACONDINIT. Mr. Brill moved ea behalf of Mr. Powell, a solicitor, for a rale calling as aa &noway of this wart to show cause why he should not answer the ratters is the ridevits. lit Powell bolsi owed 1001 ,deoirod sere milieu in London to end dews a writ tow party la Pre onatry. The writ was rat dews to the spat is the Illis of December, and should I. the ordiary rune lave been served as the 17th, but it wee an done. Oa the 19th the drew seat be the party, end, indeed of erelag Mu ebb the ink pe► demi a sesetgege deed. end Wined is his ezig a =a to him he SIM The morgue deed bring bra be them served his with • espy el the writ. I. • Ws written by the Menem, bay lied odd that Use dress bad pet is am eppeenese at sus tin II purl Mat they W Wed es his astersep. eel bed =v elem let him. The ere west te bete, =IV wee &miser of proseeMag, when Ito was thseelowel by enalbse ellefeef that thodsbtor would innate a deed of oripmseet to ids ersditora, as Yr. Powell was obliged to eamprombe his debt. Having failed in obtaisiag that sesesity dish he would bawl had If the writ bad boon served at the proper tints sad having last 9001, Mr. Powell weseempelled to sae this apparition to the court, for it was dearly misconduct on the part of as attorney to delete his duty for his own benefit. Mr. Jostles Coloriee—Tbis took plea eleven swaths ego. Mr. Brill—Yso, my lord; Ustoommuleetione have been gang ea up to the 1 lth of Aleut lan, is the kepis that the natter might become the subject of oviform's*. Lord Oampholl—Yon ban goes is fee • long time treat ies this as • shit question, and you now yids to pored peaelly H.wevsr, we will her what the other side has to sa, Yea NW take your ads. Sob usestingly. Ta THE 41711211 V. nil 7/41L Or WAILDIMIIIP 01 WALTMAN 1031ST. Sir F. Meager said that it would be is therthelleedia of their lordships that is this ease be bad ehlelasi stile kr a quo crensato. calling oa the Zed of Iffesaiegtea le show came by what authority he meshed the MOD of verde, of Waltham Forest. Kr. Petandeeff to slaw saws airtime th e rule, when it was as others should be brought for money had rosehed, la whist' Lord Wellesley was to be plaratiff, sad Lard Maswkirbils ffir lhadialtsmite defendant to admit the paymeat ef Ems after Se by Lord Wellesley, sad i f a verdict was found glekitiff. the damages should be 40s.—the acacia to bows the effect of a proceeding by quo warrant*, and Lord to eater a disclaimer. The trial took place belee llihn i=Juatice Crenwell at the last amass for Bose. Kr. Petersdorff held a watching brief for Lord Morniagtos, bat did not address she iary, who found a yerdiet for the plaintiff, damages 40.. He had now to move that the ride should be made absolute. Lard Campbell—AU we sea do is to maks the rate abso lute. Os that you can file aa lafersaatioa, Gallia' oa Lord Moraington to disclaim. and if he should ranee you can move for en attachment. Sir F. Thesiger—He la a pesr, my lord. lam afraid there will be a great diffeulty is getting a disclaimer. Lord Campbell—We most presume that the terms of the rule will he obeyed. Bela absolute. BAIL armies AT NM PIS XI. nines aicaamos 61 ?Olin O. OP /ALI. This we. an interpleader inns, to try whether certain vode orsed wider an essentials, kited by the defendant cm its 17th of August, were the goods of a person of the name of Jelin Start at the time of the seizure. Mr. Merin James and Mr. Lash appeared for the plain tiff; sod Mr. Watson and Mr. Horse represented the doilsedeata. TM question which arose in this ease was whether a sang' bill of sale ander which the plaintiff claimed we. mitt The bill of sale had bees given by a lady of the mom of Frances Louisa Bryce, a lodgisehease keeper, et 43, Upper Norton-street, Fitzroy-square, le 34. Jetta Stan, of 60, in the same street, the mobbed. ea 1M premises of Start, who, wishing to borrow a um el teem, took the bill of sale to the **stiff, an widower, how agent, and manager of • lees society in the Bleckfriam road, who 'deuced hint MM. upon it at rut, atterwarda Na. further ma mina the Mien Brysa's bill of sale, whisk w il e s s ill e;lol. &Medea' after that had put in an meads. and wised the goods. Mr. Laws cum Levi, the father of the:defendant's attorney, was the real defendant is the action, Levi haviog ander alma to lode:citify Margetacs. TM plaintiff, in his erowesaalaation, stated that he and imam parson of As same of Good, who lived at Newton. Dadost, Devassitire, wets the sole seembers et the Ism sookotp. He mu not really an andastek eate bse llad Ideceelf cwt. He was a house spat, and bad Ma" in that capacity. He had formerly been a bedwillom. Allem, the gentleman who had introdwidlint te Slut, was said to ha a keeper of houses of ill Wan Anil lei ism istradend to Mai is a bill trametios. in No. 60, who litartlivn, then were ladies of 'sty virtue. It wee ate a brothel. Gay ladies lived there. Did not tall that a broded. Mrs. D.tucet, the mother-in-law of Blurt, lived at 63, is the sass street. Gay ladies also lived there. Stott had bete tannest some tins ago. Miss Frances Bryce said she knew Shirt in the early pert of 1356. She was living at that time at 43, opposite. Start lived at 60, is the same street. She entered Ws am wow meat with Start to purchase the furniture of No OP flu 3601. She was to pay 301. doers, and 61. a week seta the whole amount was discharged. She paid 741. altogether, sad gave Start security on the furniture for the remaining en.. That security was dated nth April, 1856. la May to the as.. year she received a node* to the effect that the furniture was assigtiel over by Start to the plaintiff. Gross examined—She did know anything of the plaintiff before this transaction. He brought bet the notice. That was the Snt tin* As saw Ida. The notice was served about a math after she had given Stunt the security. She had beet Eying previously at No. 60. There were two lodgers at that ties. They paid her their rent. She did net know Allen. She did sot think she bad ever sera bin. She bad known Start for • year and a half beim she took the house. She told him she bad only SOL to down. She looked to the profitnof the heese to pp Ms7Yoam. Sleet took back acme of the fereiture, white ealsosit ibe ateemet to 2901. She had paid Shirt at dilfevest thaw Ours Str aiten. When she received the cents Mn kiteplaintiff the get fright. ned, and west to:live at Be= NM had mat Ma sada any inquiries about the f IMmanined—She lad got the wont of the bow* decidedly. Mr. Jostles Crompton—Hsu yea does with her, Mr. Jaws? (Ltughter.) Mr. James—Oh! ye, my 10/4 I have dons with her. My Aierd wants to know when As lives, at Symptom. (Gnat laughter ) Mr. Watson—l 1•1•11 that to you tiles sew. Xr. Luies—Oh ! you Monied sea. (Laughter.) Jobe Start was the nest witness. He said lie was sissafai ou the hews No. 60. Upter Nertoa.etreet. These to en sopment Meese . etreel. Jill. Bryn sad biased as to her %Meg the Milian. She was originally to have paid MK Olt, bat he took back some of the fenders. He Ilea tetrads's' to the plaistif by a psesos of the man of Aim So had. borsowed Mossy toss Inn to timed the THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1855. }Wadi. Me led remised UOL hem the. *WM ap le the dm whoa.** MB el sale wassateated. Vito Bare hod gives up the WM. Teen was as eseestioe pat la at the ISIS el Lamers Levi, ke mow bones whisk he had beer ni tithim. He owed Marries. a babe's of the Osethenemind—The hashish he waived hem the dr tended Ilassellea win '}piled is 1662. 4 suseatios had Ism pat hi ewe lathe% mad It bad bees withdraws es he had meat embed the writ. He had kapt a *Am! beam IS dm a.dteaklmg had bean eameasentaL Then led has a bill of Me is that imamate et the property its the millorbosee. Be bed hem Malmo% la 1552. Die lasolveasy wee bought shoat by Jambr—Levis brother la-law—baving sassed ids is pat his new ea a bilL He was at that time la Miami IS a thins shop. The how. No. SO, Serteratoset. wee let te him by the Best Gar tastes gaiety. Be wooled is sell the furniture sad Mime Bryee bought it. Be wee red to have bet se • asset, Es bed plus her weir. he the mammy whisk she had path him. Wises he received the way ham Mims Bryee be paid it away is tb best maser be .said. He bad had a ire at his eofferhosse, for whisk he was sompessated for the damage dose by the Manses enapaay. He had claimed MU, bat they led any paid him 1601. He wee oat of Mime at pressat, mad bade Worm la his bow. It was immaterial to him whether ladies se geatleman took his lodgiar. He did not mak hake foe their marriage eartidemes so keg as they paid their reaL Crimesamised—Levi supplied Ma with Mae. He had paid Levi mosey eat el the mosey whisk he had raked from the plaintiff. He bad paid him 71. or 81. for naming a bill. Om bill wee draws by Jacobs, who is Lorre artier. 'mobs is now is Whiteerathetreet Prim. Levi pat him there. N. Jamee—What ! Did Milk Levi pat Ma owes asylum Is Whitenenstreet ? Mr. Watson—Hs is an Levi's nephew. Mr. Jusee—Oh 1 I suppose you will call Levi bread.bye to poen he is his omen. (Laughter.) inn at this stale of the pressman' wee remind, sad said fleet unto he bed ghee his online he had beets given into the cantedy of a pollesman by Levi forateslift a bars he hod of his Ivo moans snot. He had sever hard of sash a drop before. Mr. Jar—l thought it right to bring this before the coast The leened Judge said he weld sot labelers ; if it were • shun sews, the an nibt to have very heavy damages. The loolisemea embed U he weld take the sum away ? Mr. Justin Orempen—l isn't interfere. Jameo—liat we may want him .gds. Mr. Judea Crewels —Let him stay then to *seed of the eases. Mr. James thee semen up the widens, and kept the mart la • manias& ten of laughter by remarks epos "Old Led" and" Yong Levi." Kr. Wales!, ea hslaff el the defeadeat, urged that this was sae of the sham Iswasestione which were beaming so domain la thole everts, sad got up merely to defeat the *redline. The debt of Kargetsos—who was the real do faunae cad cat Levi—had hese des since 11163, sad when as basest trades:sea puts in as ezeoutlen, he is east by this juggle et of sale, Hew sad all of which are frenvisat. Hew wee Mr. gge r :, the plaintiff, who bad bees insolvent a abort time before, to have bee ome possessed of all this many, which was alleged to have; bees adveneed W Start? The whole ease was steeped in infamy. TN lees sosiety ensistiag of two members—the brothel hone keeper Alin, who istrodueed Start, nether brothel house keeper,* the lose society, sad the pear girl Bryon, who has lest by money, all that she had saved from the wises of pnsMla tion. These were the material of whisk the plait Y Mee had bees mode up. Could the jury de othreseleedisetbe lien that the tin had bees got up simply to Edam lhs creditors? His Lordship, in summing up. said that the reel litesikes towards which the jury must direct their Mead= wee, whether this bill of sale was • boas fide dolomot, note was stated en behalf of the defendant. was it amemeasssand Juggle, not Weeded to set as • security nor ea width any mosey was Weeded to be &deemed. If they thought the bill of sale was valid, then they must find for the plaistiff; if not, then for the &indult. They ought to look with suspicion on all then cases in which the parties concerned were not of a reputable chancier, bat they must look well at the whole of the ease before they decided they were not entitled to belief. The jury retuned a verdict for the plaintiff. Mr. Justice Crompton—The whole of the seldom' was that way. Mr. James—As regards this nun against Murk say lord. It is too late her the zeta to be taken before •an citrate to-day, and unless your lordship will maseat to take bail, with which he is penned, he will be inked up all night Mr. Jostles Crompton—l gamest interfere with the course of justice. If this galas cunt be supported, it will Is e:ease the damages. Mr. Levi takes him at his peril. If this is not a boas tide sharge it is very wrong indeed. Stan then left the end is custody. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 8. IVY Li 114111110s—W011i MIT mica anvil. AND AIM MULLIN AND Maim& rw AND MINNS V. 1/ILLIII.—ACTI 1101W1111D OWNIZ OP • SHIP. This wet an action to restorer from the tightwad em of the barque Celt a sum of money, which had been lammed to the captain for the necessary expenses of the ship. The setter came before the must upon &spatial cue. Mr. Tomlinson (with him Mr. ilerjeant CbanneU) appeared for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. Benyman (with him Mr. Brain. well) 1L the defendfint. le appeared that in 1861 Joseph Brandies was the sole impbsegall *was, of the Cult, sad that fa Ammet el that year be suesulal ma akelate bW el acne of the vessel to the fit, ol Omit bill of ask was regbaseed. It wu, however, bladed MMus the perdu, that the bill of silo, instead at big absolute. should say be a collateral secu rity far the atpa)ment of the suss of 1.0001., and a Isaac madam he that effect was stpied. Tho plaintiffs had aileasigi misty to the metals Ise the necessary disburse. mita fit OW Mani ; and they sieglt to recover the meant teem dekedeat apes the gnus& that under the sirens steams the captain semi bs bold to be the spat et the detailing, with sathedly be make him liable for smeary advisees. The valeta be the men was whether the defeadeat was 11.115 is the pielailf deka. The Chief Jostles was et *Mita thus there sun be isdlectese for the &deadest. Pm a bag thee it had been camidered that the registry of owseip was sbesledely coseksive of liability, but it was sew seeded that malmets in such ems must depend ems lbe mime, law d puls e* and agent. The omit mast therefore leek is me whet was the intention of the parties whoa they esessfal the bill of sale, and it was clear that it was me Weak* that the dedeadeat should have • vessel worth emend themeade of made in considuatios of 1,0001. It was also ph& that the defendant sem kneaded to take ea Itimeell the tlabOfty ersidegthig the acts of the captain es his week mei Mere- Are MOO plaintiffs were not entitled to sgimmi in Ibis Miss. Judgment for the defendant. MOONS AI MIL /MT CENSWELL MD • COMNE MILT. 011.1.LX V. 1411101.27.-8111311 T The plaintiff in this ease was a carman, in the employ ment of Messrs. Whitbread and Co., the brewers, and the defendant was an omnibus proprietor. The action was brought to recover damages for injuries sostaised by the plaintiff in eansequenoe of the carelessness of the defend ant's servant. Mr. Seljesat Bytes and Mr. Hoppa= appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Serjesat Thomas and Mr. Hawkins for the defendant. On the day of the accident the plaintiff was driving a van from Chespaide into St. Paul's Churchyard, and was walking beside his horns, la the proper way. The defend ant's maniblis was driven on the near side of the van, sad the plaintiff was knocked down sad the wheels of his van passed over him. The consequent* was that four of his ribs I were fractured, and he sustained other hilarity. He was taken to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where be remained for throe weeks, sad for thirteen weeks more be was unable to work, but his employers kindly continued to pay him his astral wages daring that time. In the course of the case it was agreed between the par ties that there should be a verdict for Ohs pielladf is SOL COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—NOT. •. J. OXIIMONIPCORI nir U STRAIAN, PAUL, AND COMPANY. Than was a meeting in this ease, with a view to obtabsiag the Jaihressat of the mart lima the point whether the respective debts ea& assets of the bankrupts trading in Bataan and Co., beakers, and Raiford sad Co., navy agents, shall be treated as Joint or separate estates. It may be remembered that the firm of Raiford and CO. was rem,- eenittd as nearly in solvent eireamstanass. The proceed. fags were private, bat it mu andentood that the mart did tot givojadgattat. THE MZTROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEXEIT ACT.— PARISH 07 Sr. Gicizon's IN-Tlll EAST.— A anIXISOIIe tad Wetly respectable mooting of the retepayess of this prish was held on Wednesday evasion in the school-room of the Wesleyan reform body. Mr. Phillip Crellin fa the shale. The chairman, in his istroductory remarks, stated that the meeting was called for the patron* of eorwerting the mat effective measures to be adopted in solectiag gentlemen to serve end 'sillies to perform the various duties required of them as members of the vestry. A discaselan ensued, in which several gentlemen ;gummed upon the meeting the sesessity of sakiag a Judicious Owls of men to represent them is the vestry. Me. Herbert then moved, " That the est of parliament intudnced by 81r B. Hall appears to afford as apportsalty to the parish of Bt. Oeorge's fertile. Best of relieving itself from the imposition' of vets, over the &shuns's:eats of which the ratepayers have hitherto had ao central. It is the °plain of thia meeting that measures should be takes to gems the Smiles of penult es essay s*. es who rollout sea be placed for the basest and faithful disehara 3 of the dui*, which will devolve au sza thus." Mr. seconded the motion, which was u woe also a rota thanks to the shamus mad the Ufa's; of the Welders reform body fee the gratuitous use ad their eeheel.thea. ADVAIIOI 07 81124111.-7110 proud WS pion whisk easisaltuel rogue M cussmesdisj mil set, if Wnewer is esnost s hid thmtlau• w v=zr e cs et gaskets et the Imam Ws sutra at the hauls gesso of the large lamellae* ia the West Leas how deftly egos uoulstateable sysagessis that as edema is their gooiest rests I. likely to sake plus— /me Aram UM POLICE COURTS. Huy Ann Cos, • respectabirdressid middyfted =wee limed at the bar before Mr IL W. Cordes, J with Mewing", Pieria( two forged U. Bask of 1 noise. d eem Seen es eshist is ltr. Willism BMW, • wade I sad shawl whose man, of Me. 7, Ladflabetieet. that es Weep*. the Omer PSO W at ship mot besght • minis tithe missal ni g Is ppm& of whisit she Madera sU. Beak af EsPaIN sole. lie mob bee , Mina at the beake r ef it s wad pissed te the sitepseinis to take to Mr. Wrie ter ohmage. M it r. Bilk* ad set like the appeareaes el 14, mil Mid witness to side the palesser U she had any small amp. Oho odd she hat bet, esd Mr. Hickley gam the sheep7s the Me to the sheywomen, who pm it le the goisomb met she left the shop with the mantle in a Pews pepail genii. He was motels the /ci sme: was the mesa who posed the U. not.. Mr B. W. Cordes (after Wide. at the back of the nee") —There is • MI has os the bask of this note and marked as if It had bees peg into the Bank of England with other moray, sad mosived then as good, and than glowed to mimeos* again. It is one of the Moped schemes I ever bleed of, bat they who did it did not know that the Beak of never make • re-issue Cana limit, ea amistaat to liamrs.Tkontas Baker sad Co., dlk mereen, of $ sad 4, Ladgativetreet, said, when he went to beim ea Thursday seembig lost ha sew • parcel ameba to Mrs. Can, Ns. klinisimereet, Dieaugle.read. As thins was mole anspieles almost the U. mete she hominid the prods. everleg Is Mr. W. Omer an moist. asst is the same amiss, he makN a posit to No. 6, thimmlint, Beisegh- reed, le saw the pelmet ethe sheered him fele • smell sem% sod tendered Ideas6l. note: That mimed was the see. He said le had net with Us, bat that U she wield allow him be wesill ell = the sole bask sad sand Ms the ohmage in leis this as her. Alfa rams babies she sinientsii, end be Mak bask be* the sib end posi4 whisk senteised a heated diem and I Wag of the Ides of Ilk He than seat th=st= whale are was ea the it the Hoak of ho ft bask muted The Aimeemad fee her Passe about eleven is the monis who' he skewed bio IP mete, and eke mid it bad boss gives to her W • sake de bad bees toying with be, and she Weight it wee aped me. At his resume she moompanied him te the I Piesawrost eta*, hadd to the inspector she gave Um nem of the sailer who Oren her the note, bee said he had sailed for the Crimea. He left her sad the sots with the 16' . Joseph Smarted wtd bo was imposter of sots' at dm Beak et lead. The two 'rotas redwood for 61 ash were both Sir R. W7ezi.._Th. eigostue is very good. Beessted—lt is, Sir Robert. Sir Pikeaurie senile had rewind the Wiring letter, but he seats really give so advice upon It elf galelli *SS to pettish it, and - by such • Warless erten /w• me alma from similarly duped : The Old Hall, Wellington, y M " are—From as advertiessest in the aloomicis of Lesion papers at half-prise I was Se mad to the address of Daniel Tobias Ja ckson, 6d, Upper Ovenneetreet, Great Stingy street (or City New, is 9 Marebssost.eirest, Brunswick-square, all addresses Wei tr at ) r , a = sum of 2L 9s. for the Toon and two copies of the London Nems.,l ?waived six copies of the Times sod two ambers cf the Illwirated Las ilms New This Is attest a swath ago, and I ass get no more Or hear aught of Denial Tobias.' " Will you tense me asking your advice of how to pre. seed in such a easc—l em, &c., EDWARD CIAN•01. " Ten/ Peter Laurie, Hat." BOW-STREET. A ye'M man, asmad James Russell, in the employ ef users. MOM and Fairchild, grocers, of 83, High-street, MNI/011, VIII charged by the Postpones solicitor with steal ldrias.7=pe, deputy-sostroller at the General Pest i office, mesa that On prisoner's employers kept a breach reoa de =ease, sad the prisoner assisted is sorting sad the letters and newspapers posted there. Having asses to sweet that he had been in the habit of intercept ing newspapers, and sending portions of them (the inner desets) to his father, a farmer, at Levis, in Rues, witness desired that any le tter or papas so directed should be slapped at the General Pat-off.., and brought to him for ememiestion. In pursuant* of these directions a newspaper, slieumed " Mr. Russell, Warren Farts, Layton, " and bowleg s penny stamp seized is it, was delivered to witness 111 the Bth inst. On opening it, be found it to be • copy of the noses of the previous day, minus the outer or advertising Assts. He then proceeded, is company with Inspector Cole, sad Peale, the Post office constable, to the shop of Kam White end Fairchild, where they found the pima*, bedded the minter. Witness asked him It he had bought any newsmen lately or sent any away, and he replied in thibLz le gative ; but when witness produced the paper ad- Eh. Rene% the prisoner at own admitted that the 41111111130 S was la his hendwriting. He was then asked hew be same rammed of the paper, and what had become of the outer pages or "supplement." After giving some metes mowers, he anted that the paper was the property elMr. White, and the other portion of it was somewhere in the house. A pntesded enrich was made for it, and even. nosily the Omer produced it from behind a tea casuist's. It was this feted that the paper had been originally ad dressed to Mr. Wharton , of Sheerness, and still had, the piney stamp epee it. The prisoner now °Defogged that be stele the paper from the letter-box, and that he had been in the habit of doing the same sort of thing for its months past, about two sr three times a week. Witham asked him if he had net also stoles some letters ? He replied that he had not, but admitted, is answer to another question, " that when a =er ai l had come and posted a latter et the office, he had ly opened it, out of curiosity, just to see what it was about ; but he had invariably sealed it up again, and despatched it with the other letters." The outside of another espy of the Timm, addressed to Mr. R. Thornton, of Felton, I Northumberland, was found in the prisoner's room. This paper bore the hammed stamp. - Miss E. H. Wharton, of Lawn-place, Lambeth, the young lady who addressed and pasted the first paper refined to in evidence, was called to identify the same, and the officers stated that about 301. was found in the possession of the prisoner, who said he pot the money by successful betting. The prisoner, who offered no defence, was committed for trial. Mr. Fainhild thinking it highly probable that the firm had been robbed from the facilities afforded the prisoner, owing to their great confidence in him, applied that the money found on him should be detained, at least for the present. Mr. Hall said he had no power to make any crder upon the subject. MARYLE BONE. A most determined-looking man, named James Horragan, was brought from Middlesex Hospital in a cab, and charged with having, in conjunction with another man not is custody, broken into the house of William Horsley Home, Esq., 18,1 Upper Harley-etreet,with Intent to steal property therefrom. Mr. Ham, sworn—At a quarter to nine on the evening of the Bth of September, I was called by my buder, end ors ping into the servant's room I saw that the lock bad been forced open. I went cut and raw two men on the roof of N 0.17. I celled to them, and on asking them what they wonted, they ran to the roof of No. 18, where a long ladder was pissed. I observed one of the men slide down the laden, end the other who sin down missed his footing sad fell iate the street. I found hits shortly afterwards in custody of a policemen. He had in the fall broken his leg. Collard, tot tusk the primes into custody. The other man bad made his escape. Prisoner, who limped very mueb, told se he bad broken his leg, and after I had named him to the station-house I took hies to Middlesex Hospital. Upon looking into the vehicle after he had bees reini.ed into the institution, I found a life preserver loaded at both ends with lead, a wax taper, and a locifer match. Vince, MM D—On the 22nd October, at 12 at night, I was on duty at the hospital, having been ordered to be there to keep watch upon the prisoner. Hewn in bed in a ward on the ground floor. At about halt-peel 12 the nurse said to me, " Will you have a glue of i s 1" I did so, and laid down; and at half-past 1 fell asleep. I awoke betwesa 2 and 3 o'clock, and found to my great surprise that the pri soner bed made his 'nape. Impeller Isekgon here stated that this witness had ban snepeeded from the period of the occarrence. It was further Maid that a leek led been taken off a door leading out of the laspleal. and thorough that door the prisoner had ne bulae., been conveyed away. Peprsagast 811 noter having deposed to the arrest of the ea the previous day, at a house in Duck-lane, Weems the prisener, who had nothing to say in sewer le the drop. was remanded. • IMO isesettgatkm le ia progress with regard to the essays tithe poisoner from the hospital. ODTTON.—Untroot. Nov. 3.-11 so market doled vNy Anal!. sad prima of doodah& aaclor bi d. In pa Os + and tram 314. to Id.. ld., par lb. dams than last ma. Sarni. &IA mg Rat= bas par ars. The Nolo ars *Nr sued aad ble I,SOO an apialdies, Sbeim IT= mad IlaruMs. Sid. to 704 log Md. to 414. ; I,tli Surat; and ISO Saa= li t WI. :gr. COTTON 000D1.-11werams. Nsa. l.—!be Esibet saattases te era siteetero at illfunwest. W thin W rat bra s luss balms daft tera la hero &Why embed to Ws Chia air bets saw ere BM MN to de bodoew Ed but lbs to p er bees helper. Water per alarm et la tussle Woes. 'WU some faelim Ise beta mil le Id. = lally the slaw Mu swats We to 241. seatrate b desral lx Cliesowe prim we Idsher , bet hue ast Iterated is erspettbs Is the focused tabs dOW. Dern Ite Orara see elm waded to a wsherate trait. Akira all deraehees d uses Ora Aweless sot. Ira us deem the awitssille Moat to la the metest tor dr TSIII sa ea Weirdly la oterawass er tbe lupe as Meashisier ea the prams der setedistarell ink Yids has wit v im : 6m m Y. pull. • era extaishos tunuest seputed smog We leillfigertYsee. la araurame to the routes &w ig p ladslesd sons at the luryil. te wins VIM; Sol eMetre of We Nerastka d poised.% Wilds the maws 0.0 .d.. = Werra rain We Woo ye i le a e mote WOOL.—Magasem Ner. 11.—nere Is met MISII amp r Nob b an , morkei Sde eierehes. Wool le very WWI, eider le pet. arm Taros reels el el lees. then Wag m ore eettetty OW Mhobtreehes Uri& In pines then le a teLr ledeets mem wok* kabuki gaols kr Agriam. 002313.100maa‘ Ns% 11.—.11 Maarlse sad Woresoter ~on Os lad abut am aloft la. pa Imam dam,. Darby aid ell abut Who owe la mai& Oa loom sad fru Oa Os vas la Saasilt IMMO& TWO. lha moot week. ma alveme el Imlsh. r L i bn i tra obtained as tea ghost sell. Isom len M ler gilts as men meson Ind maw Wtilde bees dengel nude at preview Mee. At wdss • C i r ill = thwe ll ist al le a le m:ly i of wheat I:= Si tim lta :al win theseadak red the lens made Wee le. to Is. ger gr. tltie tees _of tide day oessight. Me = ljalf. , • Cate serall• site as mad limey. Inane Nev. L—Wie bed a lin man Myna, videos' amity l esrirriesarefew of b. per qr.; 41s. lid. par seek wee tholepin of meld. Meny was , Lama, geed ge, asd silt freely= abLiJminve an wen% la ceder Man ead pen se km ewe ale el wheat Mee geld for end at 46. per well. beet red. Ma. le lin; iniiiin Isi. te Ms.; Inkrier, Me. te TN. , IN. tella Oele, M. lein leen Me. to Ma Pas, IN. Is Ob. Men lan pa nen, N. ft SM.; reed Ile• to dal• Messonme. Nen 11.—Oslansfeg mid then wee • lb. tallY =ism* Wks g kred twneelade man gemen wee asperimeeihr lon e l. i 1111111.11 the ea ow last went day by lid. to e psi mask. falesgsealy, We Mee re mdred by males hong hem farther Mud. amen nen aged with astrene mean awl the treametime toss bees Ihelled. Oen eat nwil. emanate keno mist a soamts elfamody• rip. wllliest any meleeni eamalles k vale, ; whilst belt bee lesegla ewes seessy. lan [Mogen sal Inesees the iamb ems helmet we kir. bet by wens= implorktle arse nay be saki of the arrivals el Mien end lima awe able& There woman a 'sedans atteminme st ear main Ihn smite. Whims vas is la r review at ea emendmen eif Id. le 4d. per Tann beim sad to. Is L. per qs. as legible. risleas Win as Mune of la be SA pee man MI the mart el tramerded wee wry 'shod. Me ale. Warn es team se Menge we onervelie. Itesny was yds N. Is la. NM Inas& ens la. le b. per qr. nun Ihrellefar, Nov. B.—We nether liberally supplied with wheat, ableb b mewed Mt at an advance of la. to ft. per qr. Bann Is Wrman. es wink there wee aim ea Mmes s of ht. per or. es en eagle. ea Ile Manor samples. Oats. bean end pew dug. Pm 111.—The supply is good, and the trade tar whet le repanr. per qr. higher . earl biz* le. per qr., *ad the ereethiss et nest els sot as panne weeks. Wheat. In tie Illia. I Be ay, Ste. to M. 1e0 4 IL. to $4.. Bon *a. to eta. Pen Ille. to Me per gr. Own Nev. S.—(lly &shah and Irish Magee* Telerio— WNW wheat, Me. ; red. 419. at.; Wm. In. M.; oath IL N. WAINIIIIIIID, Nov. 7. Seer snood awe Netselleg keel hen hem wry tang, of let saw aerie of mein Possofff fifes ken very snub ie en et tank sad ef the motion in the MOM seedieseore ever eases wabases Is the prime of all Pala at tals owsahneant. Twigs what Man of h esseseldeg illangre tea lla rer time bad Nos DIM mes we note as ammo of OIL fp la. per barn liessoan Pm I.—We had is the morn' nay I,oiB fie. el abet; Mal sea d barley, 1,1129 ges. of oats, end IS we. of Mss. lbws were tilde—Wbeat, 873. haft, I,MO ; oats, ate; and been. MtnWe had • Urge =k a t wan is the market wan. Ines osy Ni ail sort& yen ap Is pan As mowed Inn naive* Meet wee M. up es en sed he. up ea averege. Stift VW la. deaf as Up, ad 0. &ma as agliraps. Oats were N. ed. dowses Ism, end to. Id. awes on avenws. Bros were nee Wiliam _owl la 1 11 . le es mews. When dl, 84.. to too. Mill& on. le Ws. Id. Oen IM. ed. to pee Bete. el.to Me. et alp gnat, Si In.; belay. 17; lbs.; it, Hi lbs. ; ad Man IN Da pie band. Ito. I.—The estimie el en when seep, by Mr. ra .., odes as Kin querispe din Ni Nom we or Sedg=se the a s ambit ft OP Mr hp oral em Mbar Is hilly ampleped lad IPA psi/. end vitt M NO. jar ads MO lass so MEMOS= of malenp• les data this She demand ream. Adam of he vedoesd a very Ina Ms dais rirdsok at primes yid& were mit ~sable MB Webilli/f ISM. At mane be.ft Übe Ida was MI sidis eo sante, ea Mealy. WWI isepvered 'bat it lost tbis 14, *lnk, ad is saw held kr aa Meese es the masa, rue net man. Darin ad hens ere is ha illemend, ad Id. per boll Mom Pan ea and seehinged. OW inkliit usiltered se onus. OnMeal empties toed ass the mord' al Inland, Driers wenn gaily 6d. per MM. Leas sin MA Ni IN. M. pa 2801 be CATTLE.—Deem. Nov. 11.—(By 4WD& ad Triehas s e d tia Tr. legraph.) sheep market woman se ammemsig u or previous days. Cattle was mere ammo= thee lent Prime masks MS bought up rapidly atlas figralM ad r sa = beitts higher pekes were given. Nidelibag mil Meaner were steady to late quotations, and was odd se ma* km Wen DOOM = run was largely warglied, rue the wft In a gam! was This complaint pewielled in all the bias he held to the provinces. ant the reams andigned te the high aim e1°641 materials. Plies' were tally Is. per ewt. beim In semesigeneee2 the inferior quality. NodMigdaWn mai EDIPIIII.IIOE. Nov. 7.—The sahib d &pep eh was 6464, being Mb more than lut week. Owl ahem mid at fay keener rates—the middling and inhelge left AIWA Is ot. and a conaidemble quantity used& 210 led sat eN ton 41. to 7d ; tmtndary and Warier. arm Ild. fe. ger lb. The UMW of cattle was leas, there being bee, or le bowie then inet wish. WNW good, and lest week's prices maintained. Ihdreme rep mile. ed.: current price, from en 6d. No 10e.; WIN* en Dom ea. ed. to es. per Dutch stone. At the dam a wed dUMULOS was steeled. There were to the market--ebesp. 11,1 M ; tisettte, W 4; lean, e 1; milch cows. 117; end plp, 274. BUTTER and PROI7ISIONB.—OoIz, Nob. 3.—(10 Wilt and MA Magnetic 7414graph.)—FIrst% Si% 1411 s. 1117, 100 s. ; thuds, 47b, 975.; foosths, Is 3, 93e.; Atlas. lf, Ma; dabs. 744.; Port, 41r. pee °wt. CHZEBEe-•BAL111111.11; Nov. S.—Our market this day wag well nimbed with nein, both ae to quality and quantity, though there was not so inn prime old pitched sa at the lots market. There woo a moderately good &sane* of Minn, and an avenge amount of limner was transwrod; but from the oontinaed high prices, but httle more then a handdowouth trade la carried on. Then was no 'Natation of prices worthy at uplift= that of last market. The following are the current rotes :—Okins, 110 e. to 3244 bal-aills• 32.. I to Ha; floanenst, 604. to 62..; and Model's, 72.. to 711 a. per cwt. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE TER SBA-BORNE MAILS. (Frost the " Ludes Poreothee List.") - [What the dote ter Tasking up s nail fells m a Edadey. the callremains epee nein the day tolleedas.l --------- _ _ MR _ 1405 Made op at Wields •y wMt area By vast the des. l ow. • . . . f owl. Post 011 as. panelled. — laib ' n } "h ' "th ' l4 ) Booth' mown Nov. 15. Talus spats IN nth of the mem - Gibraltar math. Gibraltar I 1 4th • Malta* I Ith It leth i so w, Piaci An Egypt* IN ot the I .p... 1.. t h o Ceylon* . .. mon*. month. India* Mauritius } 9015 i of tad). s o w, tad). Oafs ) N mo.a. the am p . 0n• Am N0r.20.. ............ China* ) 4th of i s o w, Palmas. le the wpm . .......... Nov. 4... Am Singspore. . !month. Anstrilia(via ) , 4th / um ,'" i LlpsoLver• Mermaid pot. O urag llntr the Cape) =oath. West Indies 1 (exempt Ha vana and Headwall). let and Vanestieta it Now. 17 . South- 15th cd Grey Town •• mason. 'F P . ••• the Unto New Granada month. Caill ...... Peru 19IN Mama a°sdung *** )II • N ot. 17 - ) (bath " rpm ... a the MM. _ ample& ma*. let lialift —] M Dec. 1..... ) aputh. 5 u5 5........ of the '.«....... aunaincath. Madeline Calverley/ads o alma ._ hi Nov. 1L.... r sUa ' soo. o f Nov. 15. Arcs litienosaires .. MANIA Ia • Madeira Ply. rmerllle I E Nov. 23 ... m 1 oth. ......... Nov. 5.. Gamble W.C.MAines BeitiohNorth } Nov. 9 . k ) Elver. Anearlea United States Fridays. United Staten I Not. 16. & u m Bridebbtorth E alternate . Atlantic Nov. II Atlantis America.- Fridays. UnltokiStatesi N. it. & 1 B oo th. BritlahNorth V alternate Unloa Nora . Unto. amptom Amerlas Wdesdap. • Via Dover aad Manilla. CASUALTIES. Alexander, from Santander, at this port, had on board the captain and crew of the Two Sisters, wrecked on Regal jade Bar —Liverpool, Nov. 8. Eumbetb, from Callao, arrived byre, saw • large ship to windward, dirmasted, in a gale, Oct. 31, lat. 50 N , lon. 8 W.; and • boat, bottom up, was pared Nov. 4. about 23 miles SW. by W. off the Smalls.—Liverpool, Nov. 9. Rosin., beam to Carlisle, is on shore at Pour Fort, River Solway, oa bar beam ands.—Liverpool, Nov. 8. LITIRPOOL SNIPS AT FOREIGN Poirs.—Losis• Amelia, and Dnuene, at St. Namara; Hew, at Chartists; Juan ' Blign( ii, and Trinity Yacht, at Draia. SAILAD PO LITBAPOOI.-41T110 (10.), from Massina, Oct. 20. Eight ships, three barques, eight brigs, and 16 schooners were off Liverpool at 3 16 p.m. yesterday. ARRIVED. ADNW - s t Liverreal, November I, free...... • -...-- ALTIUMIII-111 avenue!. November • nuns-at Fabooutb, November S. free- Janeiro Acrori-at Queenstown, November ABIIIIILIAN-at Clyde, November 6, ...... Qnsbee ALMA-at Clyde. November 6, tram -.. Hoots. N.H. Anutes-at Folmoetb, November 6. from. Rio Janeiro ARTIMA-at Velesouth, November 6, from- ........... -Sable Itecermer - et Deal, November I. from -....--Westurd Amp -in Dal. • November I, from. Akyob Arnsus-44 Oromeeed, November 11. from limey ALIIPA - at Orevesend, Number 7, Pup Acts-+t °nomad, November Palms Aussece - et Orevemed. November 6, frem..............066111ery BaTST-01l Dover. November 8, from Antwerp Seems 'amuse-et PortemosUL November t, from Antwerp ismer On-u Gravesend. November S. from. Antwerp meaner-at Gromerod, November 7, from aertheepotaim atuntses-st Ors"erand, Novembers. from New York CLkaA .468 " 14-11, Livened. November 6, from-New Orisons Cenci -et Liverpool. november 5, from. ...... ..- COINIUMIOIII-•-et Gruesome), November 6. from CrIT cc LOUIDOI9II-.t Gravesend. November 6. Curiuse-et Oromeend. November S. CANSZIA-Ilt Oreenoek, November 7. Oros Courourooo -et Oreesook, November 6, Costumes-et Queenstown, November I. from. Coscoonts-at Horwieb, November 7, fr0m.......... Weems-et Jamey, November 3, frem...--. -... ........ " . •.110/1-itt Febisoutb, November 6, has. - -at Will. November 6. from. Quite. Asseserr-et Nowesibrr 6, hemline= AMOS--St OW* November 11, from Clyde, Number 6. from saseree-at Deal, Number it. frees . Dounenr-et Cowes, November I, tram ... relmoutb, Number 6. Dcieree dee WliaL Sonatas 6m Ma YMrt ...Ham Koe!rfat eArinang i APD Dosorzsb-st Plorwills, November 7, from-. Eareu-st Bristol, Normeber 7, govor-et Clyde, November 6, from .. ... . litmenews butw-M Faimantle s No sorb, . Nabommers-or Quorsetows, 6, teak. - "wills_ Isens-et Queenstows. NOIONeII S, Wi les Luabe-off tbe NW, lismiskar *"' Itsms-at OTSWONINg. lismembrm from" leis Gramm% Newermber frose_7" - ,_ "' "law bor lossuse-et Onnomml. Sonata S. from, Nemeseve-st Liverpool, Nsiwiseter % boa. L-et Gramm% inno romsm--st Ifirmabor e, ha rame-sil Livergai. live k from_ .. _ OM s'Vsmose-01 November % Gesmsessem-M Qmoinsisem, a rmeba 5, fraa. « „ teo ns qsi Osows-et FelmseMb l , November fkmem Dertmeinib. likmmbto 7, from._ . Oessems A PL Pusses-st Omenslown. Nowsabse ; GL wits Gmenu-at DOW Worwritkir 6. from . . ... Gasses Dsme-et Mmeseind. November I, imea." - `.Alle, Garnro-.t Ovivoroork, November 11, from..., . ..... 'AN ii•ABSTS Airses-st Grammes; November I, ilsrmeat-et Quesostown, Novembro BiTIMO Humus -at Pill. November 7. frau-. i cat BIOALAND Surat Memel% November 11, 66.7 Rem-st Guersory, November a from Haint-et Gssumesers. November t, fen _ Isosonsax-est Grffserml,_____Nowmtbee 6, frons. ".. .....„,_irw ma trzontsc--et Uvrepssl im m=lor rim ries—ca waned. 5. free ...... Bus-et Grevermd. Ifteasber 7, from Jam linne-st rebnenk Nworsebsr% frenL_";" - ^ Gionse Jann-et Prlmmelb. lisomnbar 11. feces .. . 601,117 QMSIIIIIII.IIk _llevesabir Knonsioa-et Gasmen. Swe a ter lEstreess-at Ilvemsoul. llooma„.bw .. .-Atelomi s LADT 8111311117 Liverpesi, wovember %tor Bars-at Cbsemotows, November 11, fro m _ L a m prresesnmer-st CNlMMiews, November friir'm Loommu-st laissodb. likmatar e, team Lusnrse-stOtesemmenr, Nowaber 6. Lorrse-at Doi. Ifenember 7, 7.7317 fit-at Pla7Wildie Somber se km- Loyees-er ihnuems. lirrembe 11, fr0m...... Ade Linam-et Gramm% Somber 4, tram ..... Aire 6414mm a . faunas-at Gramm% Nessinter 5, from-. ~. Loores-et Gremem4. Nemember S ems Z ama lz La= Looms-st ONSloNst ri r be reo Moisizs-st Groveler% MANICIaIaT Asx-st Grommet. 7 W"Mni tr0m.,..... - 7! NaDom-ot Orman% November a from. iL.'•wee ILuerviu-st Grevenend, November a teas7s2 Keretau--st OrSTIOM4 November t, Grovesso% November 7, bus Nuscssurses Dovso-at Gravesend, November i. ise= November 7, ems.. Ases ai leibobils, November NAnumm-oft Pill, November 7, les rus, Issserrs-off Margets. N__oltoilbee 7. Mee Ohm Link Kase-off Dover, Novembm Irmo Sesetbdo Nossesmosr-st Queenstown. November it, Mugu= (s.)-aßLiverpool, November t, Noon, Laren-at Liverpool, Novoloble ben---...Nsib Nerms-off idwirPoole NoTesumr Orrewe-at Irelmoutis, November 6, from ....Ns fermi Oesmes Tuvremns-et Pill. NOTSOI bon --Bev Bek o s pasT-m Pill, November 7, fray ..... Psum-et lialmooth, November S. Psalm Bowamo-at Queenstown. Nonvoter e, Puce or Mates-at LITC7pOOI, November t, pperrmm C/ erns CZA/17 Yla7l2oU7h, November 7, 1nee....1m1 November 414 ir Ca•••••,...• Win linsmio-et Orsvesend, November 3, issue.-at Gravesend, . November e, from-- b . limmases-at Grovemend, November s, Buirat arse/send. November 5, trom--.315m1 11onsm-st Liverpool, November le liimeme-ot Liverpool, November I, m oms Ilimissmess or roe asks-et net November% isei b o o, limmeim-.t Gravesend, November a tram flaimmemm-st Gravesend, November 7, Bea L Pssn-at Owosso% November 3, frcm —...Bee Tai Brooms-at Greens*" November 6, frau iiri - MWM.- - itlie - M; - November from .... SAIITCO Peatmr—oll Dartmouth, Noverabw T. - --vr-mo i l - --r—M . Liverpool. November 11, .--veaol. November 8. from . • November . - ,t poi. Tom - - iiioariiiiiili--it IA - _ Taw Baornsaa-at Li Novem - Irak -. 6Cier-r --- .l,Vmi Town-at Gravesend, mintier 8. fovea, .... .........ein Two Pareene-at Gravesend, November 8, soei::-.........ft5i Iter.asosa-at Clyde, November 6, from Taos-at M November 0, irom ...... ..--''....=.- Tassours-et g& November 5, from ' ~ r.. Tws ilaunsas -at Dartmouth, November 6, fron.......„ppea Sammie-at Liverpool, November 8, from ---Nrelst 17sedoss-at Greenock, November 7, fr0m..................e1ds VIVID-at Liverpool, November 8, from ...... beroa-at uverpoo , , November 8, from .........---0. VICTOIMI-at Liverpool, November 8, fr0m....—....—.011m1 Yawls Havor-orrt Dover, November 6, team.,, err Tesra-at Queenvtown Novimber 8, floes ...Am. Wavaseras- at Falmou th, November 7, from IVALIVS-111 °reenact, November 6, fr0m..........K.3414114 iffnessaersas-off Liverpool, November 8, from Wssersa-at Liverpool, November 8, from -.. ......7.11 . 1C. WeLrairse-at Liverpool, November 8, froes . ._:_ais Zevava-off Liverpool, November 8, from —.Las BAILED. Amon Jam—from Liverpool, November 8, Casamorua—froot Liverpool. November 1. to Cason—ham Liverpool. November 8, CLunnun—ham Greenock, November 6, to Carious§ Mmiesrox—trom Gravesend. November 6, M... I Durum—from Otternser, November 6, to— . Wilds rYZIPOOMD-4rolll Gravesend, November 8, Horror—from Shields. November I', to. Ceedmbek Hermas—treen Cardiff. November 6, t 0......— Commeme Lam—from Cardiff. November 6, to. ...........«.........» Alsee leca—treme Greenock. November 7, Jonamma—from Portland, November 6, Joint Hamar—from Greenock, November 7, M-- laM KILIIT-hem Shields, November 7, Ted Loner—from Hall, November 7, to Mara-hem Mile& November 7, to )meaner-Qom Greenock, November 7, to Illar--freee Gres nov.k, November 6, to OIW Penman—from Shields, November 7, to ..... . Itarmerecemera—tront Orarmend, November 6, ilasonitar—frces Gravesend, November 6, SMILDIUMF•frOIS Gravesend, November 6, to Ommederple Braun—lrom 'aikido. November 7, to Caleastbmie Smarr or TOT Tease—from Liverpool, November 6, to Nedeolmi Vasco J. GANDA fol.)—from Green ck, November 7, to _Lim Haulm—from Falmouth, November 6, to Mee VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ann Badly (ship), 109 days from Calcutta for Llrerpoci, W.I lat. 45.57 N., lon. 10.30 N. Ann Bow, 40 days from Liverpool fur Urals, Sept. 16,182 Wit lon. 30 W. Arabian (s.s.), Oct. 27, for Algiers: Black Douglas. for Bombay, dept. 15, lat. 13 N., 100. 25 W. Gamut (British ship), from Mucha' for Cork, Ors. 00. ht. SU4 3. log. MI6 W.; 103 days out. Cassibelaunuo, from London, Sept. IS t lat. 2 N., Ica. is W. Colikilflasul (brig), from Mauritius, Sept. 10, lat. 34 S. km. MIL Carman, irons Liverpool for Callao, Sept. 21, lat. 9 N., loa.ti W. DUCtIONI of Lasater, from Liverpool for Monte Vick" 6191.21. 31 1631 S., ka. 3103 W. Pop gilt, Pon Lando& for Adelaide. Sept. 19, Ist. 2 9,108.11 13 Hannah. Pam London to Port Story, 23 days hum ta fialb Sept. 9. Himalaya (s. a.), Oct. 19, paring through the Dardsadia. Liodidansa. 30 days from Ceara for Liverpoo4 bept.22, MS& ion. 90.49 W. Ontario (American), outward bound, Oct. 11, 1at.33 N., km 3113 Pioneer (*blip), of Balton (11. 8 ), from Akysb for Osk, MOS 9.42 24 4 ion. 23.15 W. ; 110 daytwit. Oases. at London, Oct. 1, lat. 50 N.. lon. 56 W. Batboy Castle (British brig), Nor. 2, lat. 46.21 N., 105.7.31 a. Bonilla (barque), from the Clyde, lat. 3 N., lon. 24 W.; 21M7 106 Sir James Ras, to: Liverpool, Oct. 10, lat. 31 N., Ica. 30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. the wiled W. L mad' sl W w... E6.—Nor. s:art4S.;t6otitWe West-lodge, 67:1k, 7' the t y HILLIP6.—Nov. 4, at Kilton-cottage, Wooletoc, foothatoftel wife of T. W. Phillips, Fag., of a daughter. &X AUPINO.—Nnv. 6. at Naples, the Duchess of BO Aldo tEa d i Surgbereh), of a daughter. INSON.—Nov. 6, at Argell-terrsoe, Brixton, the wife of T. 6 10 soeq L+ q., of a laughter • TEVENSON.—Noe. 4, at Upper Avenue read, thf 114 41.C.11* we 00, Eag, of a daughter. fELCH.—Nov. 4, at Green gar. C. Welch, of a son. BIRTHS. r. 6, atricimbledon, the itlfe of L EWA !Atoll • son. DRIIIIIi Parts, Milton Cleve" Ihs ‘rlii MARRIAGES. COOPER—NEWTON.—Nov. 7. at Crortou rhumb, t 10 . 11e"*. Young, Aatley Fasten, sox of Sir A. P. Cooper, Bart ' Hertfordshire, to E.beldteda Jolla. daughter of theta u...•`" -- Esq., of Crotton.park, Cambridgeshire. OODDRN—OIRERNE.—Nov. 7, d Christ Chu* 74.14 d the Rev. W. Powell, 8. Ogaden. Em., son of S. Goals*. M., Folkestone, to Eliza Ann, widow of the late J. Werra. OW"' dinghies of C. Danvers, Esq., of Folkestone. RICHARDSON—WHITEHEAD.—Nov. 6, at Whirl , * by the Bev. H. IL dearth P. W. Richardson, M.D. co w ° ' am of the late Capt. W. Richardson, R.N., to Alice Kula of the Rev. W. B. Whitehead, late Vicar of Chard sad °subs. and Prebendary of Wells. 13311TH—BURNETY.—Nov. 6, at the SO-Deaner, a ter, by the Rey. W. Burnett, M.A.. the Rev. U ROIL _Vet Densweeth Cottage, Chichester. to Fanny Eyre., dstible" Burnett, K.C.8., K.C.H., Bc.dagilg/ STYLES—PITCHER.—Nov. 4, at the Ocuitess Wo it, Chapel, Rath, by the Rev. J. Owen, Frederick Ha nd "' g t tat& ' J. Styles, of Prone, to Ellen, daughter of M r. H. Pitchef,.. WHITR—CARTER.—Nov. 6, at St. John's NottiniPhill: * O4 A. C. Bottom, Y.A., F. 0. White. Es , . )11.R c.6.ami ef fL O. White. EN., a Manion, Wiltebire, to Juts. o H py Cuter, Esq., late her Nisksty's Consul-General foe ths of Mania, in Spain. DEATn9. BAB.CLAT.—Noe. 5, at Pdaroy.aquare. Dr. A. Barclay. BOY6l'ol4.—Nay. 4, at Dover, Elizabeth, daughter of We T. Boynton, at Dover. .601 COLLIBR.—Nov.6. at Peru placesaspbam road, El" betik Calder aged OWYNNE.— Nov. 4, at 73. St. Fillan's, Perthshire, T. B. FM.. aged 76. cur Bei HICIIENL—Nov. 4 at Terme, War t Flubeth. Mg — Hictene, Ens., of Eau Dulwich, aged M. HOLE.—Nov. 4, Mary,ittre wife of J. Bois, De. Of Idi wie Dander. doncereet. 0300, 0 LONG.—Noe. I. at Edgbaston, sear Birminaliam,Ma r l of T. Long, teed Pgbam, Surrey, aged 31. g, 10 1. MITCHIM.L.-14u. 5. at Titehfirld- tarries. Bellent' 644ll4 - drill. Esq., late o Bath. MORBIL—Nov. 5, f Mr. C. B. Monts, formerly of dt. 1 / 1 /16 Bilispagato, aged 60v.1. MIZONODUIL—N 7, at Eby-street, Bouradd. 0141. &BOW of Mr. T. Neighbour. aged 14. MOWIIOIIIM—Nov. 5. at KenMagtos, W. A. Newestaa. 14 11.0 lidegs.bow, Haiti, C aged dd. Tod 1113WWITM.-36.w. 1. at Allenheada, Northumberland..." "WNW SW. aged 45. 14Wad mad 1 )1 Wiscus Lao Ratak PA OOP lanai. la riritefasiggaZier, at tba Oa" t!' Wk. eirlikia MUT. / .