The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-07 00:00:00

IMlNNlMiNimmommom• THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1850. CH MITER SPRING MEETING, 185(1. TM Nil owing its Mosplets .in of Dm nominations 3 r Jo Mester Cop. (1$ Me* ) 1134-sabet. 4 us 4 Iss honeycomb, 4 rrs Corkensontit, 4 yrs el= r, a yrs Lowinose. 3 yrs Ere arm-. 4 yrs • Brillsnid. SD, Pi. Antonio. 5 yrs Priori, • yes Piarror , 3Sr Collot,ohri, red Vsets i lirs )pare, 6 yrs MY , 4 yrs Dome. 41 yrs Pi d irlsra s .4 1; 4 ris likm Cram 4 yes Brow de Seine, 3 yes yrs =4 . yin Eagle's Pinar, 1 yrs 6 los 6 pi BMW. 3 Yrs 2 yrs Alf= absislook, 3 yrs r m f ie. l yes 13, , Wiwi Larry, 3 yrs Gino* 3 Pri of UN 4r. Yardarm. rod 4 yrs Onmpids. yrs Malady, 4 yrs 4: pm Omni es* 4 yrs Laura, 3 yrs yrs lady Hylda, 1711 Mlles, 3 yrs Is 15 4 114 14 . 3 yes Tins Wedits, 4 yrs lagerdsmalit, 47 is mid Orlon, 4 yrs Wasdlart, 4 yrs 4 yrs •4644444. 4 Y's Mawr, 4 yrs Aimemq, 4 yrs 1114•4441055, 4 yrs KM& et Owynas, 3 Doe Chan d trey, 1 yos e Brat, 4 yrs Oillkosls. 3 yrs T am, yn Woolwich, 4 yrs Ityoloshotoe, 110 y out Was% S y r Thingartb, 4 yrs Magelte. 3 yrs Illytne. I Deception, 3 yrs Bait Mgr% 3 yes salson, 4 yra lady Ilapotioe, 4 yrs 4 yrs H. 4 yrs lanseatrts, 4 yrs rift ual isrtys, 4 yrs Mr Boras, 4 yrs Constar of Alts. OUP* aped Baronstars merle, 3 yrs Clattenr, 4 yes Dulcet, Wilsbasa, 3 yrs Pest Trawls, 4 yrs Pen, 4 yrs Abbot of Nam, 4 yrs Pmpa'l4.y Boy,. 711 taster 1. Coupe, 4 yrs lody-larrl, I yrs Lrarawo.4 I yrs Ameas, 3 yr. little last, 4 yrs Osterley I yrs anatklen, aged Odes. 3 yrs Clam Etre, 3yr Vaa Mersa, 1 yrs By Valor, ally out Ban Come, 6 yn Benspar, 4 yrs Ci Lodola, 4 yrs IBmellte, 3 yrs Darter, 3 yrs Myr: Capt. yrs Grief, 4 yrs 7lstator, 4y r s Cann" 4 yrs Wild Mow= Lash. 13 • 3 9 1101 4 4 m liswasset, aged lag. 4 Yrs C Bslneller 3 yrs Maid 4 re of 'Lam Vary, rsilis, 1 yrs 4 yrs Vatican, 4 yrs Pantomime, 6yn WHIM (15), I yrs Kinsway, 1 yrs TM Yaw. 4 yrs IC Vibram, 3 yrs M. George, 3 yrs /BM" 3y is By Paraban, out oat QaTalaa, 4711 Down, 3 yrs of Decoy, 3 yrs Defaulter, 3 yr. Baby, 4 'IR Adalusi a, 4 yn gsatuan, 3 yrs Prestos% 4 yrs (Odr n a& 4 yrs Jostles. 3 yrs 214. Cockt.ii, 4 yrs no Cana, 3 yrs Wensleydale, 4 yrs iltryebour, 1 yrs N Forest Dar, Bark sploy, 3 yrs Iyo the boys, 3yr ap ed Boy tb T e band, 411 y lltodeaq, 3 yrs G Per Green, sled QM:, 6 yrs Prinrow, 3 yrs Wenn, 3 yrs larriartone, 4 yrs lloatspos, 4 yrs* Doubt, 4 yn Strangbow, 1 yrs Sauey Me; 4 yrs Queen ot Ms Com. UM, 4 yrs By Lane ot, estl ant may 4yn Tangend, 4 yrs of Coneertins. 3 yrs t r Lyrs Menden Book. 4 yrs /, 4 yrs 43 ro losaingters, 4 yrs MOM 3 re irip — or7 Bultßg. TM Bawd, 4 yrs By Vera MN ask 461 rise, 3 yrs Binnyttirk, 4 yrs of Mum. 4 yrs Odlaldasna, 3 yn lhdPros, 3 Yrs Cosset, 6 yrs ream, 4 yrs Orianwich, 3 yrs Ms lb), 5 yrs Oleastece, 4 yrs 3424baelltroaton,3 yrs TM rim 4 yn Bliss Ann 4 yrs Palbsza. 1 yrs Xtlagam 6 yn Baramm, S yn Gleam, her Ads Mary, 4 r• proms 3 re Iflstestes rs Lasrpgar.44, 4 yrs BaMmlnes, 6 yrs Freest, 4 yrs 1614 a, 4 yrs Wrests, 0 yrs Balton, 3 yrs Ilimea, 4 yrs Ilandler, 3 yrs LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING, 1860. NOMA .DOOP forth. GRAND NATIONAL STIEPLECE HT4l4ni 4.p:42680.T. erei;:ii ft,;iiielai iitiaiieaii the 15 It I February. (72 subs.) Farnham, 6 yrs Sir Anbar, 6 yrs The Emit Friend, 6 Ifdlltenn‘, aged Bayonet, 5 yre re Robin Gras, seed Peter elm*. aged Hut., seed Shamrock, aged vaiohope, 3 yrs por,_sesd „. The Hero, 6 yrs Veuge.tace, aged ras ot amuse, Yardarm, seed Verdes, 4 ye , Sobriety. aged Ben Lomond, aged Pp= Diiiik, egad Miss Collumwood. Mis Iron Duke, 3 yrs Iv% a . i, 4 m. ps aged Grande Lowden, eel 4 yrs Tbe Victim, sped &fret, 4 erg Thu aged Psalm., aged Maid of Aliens, aged ;siennylarrie, amed Quadruped, aged Min Cooke, 3 yrs fts, aged Philip, aged Herring, 6 yrs Biome, aged The Mouse, 6 yrs la Sylphide, sged Lemaptemsged British I'b man, aged The oaka, 3 yre Warr egad The Dueling, sped Airliner, aged Rat-tram Rory be Asy, 6 yrs The Odd Fellow,o3 pe IR. Leger, wed Ald•el-liedr, aged Mulligan, 6 yrs TMPeterr Boy, WA Sir Jobs. WA Mimeo,. 6 yrs Rainbow, 6 yrs Teen Jolly, aged Fanny Grey, aged Marta Day, seed Maboanr. aged Poems, lend Venture, 3 yrs Fistleuft, aged Huriestone, aged The Pony, aged Little Mary, aged Little Paul. aged Benicia, aged 4 ease, 3 yrs Sparta, aged Laurel, sped thriller, aged Little Houghton, seed Wolverhampton, aged NnalaatiOna foe lb* Limarooi. Bram) Cur. Lamb's Wool, 3 yrs Yardarm, aged Present, a yrs 3 pi Anthony, 4 ye. Oshaldiston, 3 yrs ;a74 l lll terr s Saill opi Doubt, 4 yrs Andalusian, 4ps The Alp, 4 Modesty, 3 yrs Minion; 3pe Uulgiase ), The Coultuor, aged OnasSy (lam Vol.. 6 yrs Wild Rose Portia, Gate ileeisb), 4 PO Immolate, 4 yrs latchlug), 4 yrs 4 yrs LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1850. Nominalism for the larsarooL Cvr—wsliitts la April. John or rum, 3 yrs Lao, 3 yrs Wininiebarsta. 3 yrs Cockermonn, 41 yrs Bt. Joins, a yrs Chanter. 4ps Cann, 6 yrs Melody, 4 yrs Lady Gans, 3 yrs Idle n&Y, & Ws Wilei Bow, 1 yrs Bantiftr, 3 yrs Caesrin, Ips Legerdenuan, 4 yrs Champion, 4 yrs Jobs Comm, 3 yrs Cannau, 4 yrs Baud. 4 yrs Maid of Tem talky, Umpire, 6 yrs Nano 4pi 4 yrs Bonito, 4 yrs Gul•lver, 4 yrs Mr Wenn!, 1 yrs Wawa, 6 Ti, Urines/lb, 4 pr Cspt. Grant, 3in Lesedarius 4 yrs Holum, $ yrs Bliarshe, 3 yrs Vellum, 4 yrs Abbal al Morn. 4 yrs Boasellesi, 4 yrs The* 3 Yrs Pelham. 1 yrs Tolstoi, ins Illkosaam. 4 yrs lidesor or liablisr. ' 4 won. yrs Nsadranann, a yrs say 3 yrs Mt' m, Hun, 8 yrs sly or by Ibrimwayont Mein, 3 yrs 3in of Hinds, 4 pie him de Beverley, 3 Psstassane, 1 yrs Lady Evelyn, 1 yrs 7 16 Illalmurs, 4ps • 3 Yrs Onlitsss ci Alm. Tars, 4 yrs =ln 1 yrs made,* yrs Deorpoon. 3 yrs Chatterer, 4 yrs Plitw, 3 yrs Milan pas, 4 yrs Onsawisi, 3 pea Wens., 4 yrs Peep o*.ilay.Boy,6 yes litideml, 3ps Plana, lin names, irs Osessiey, 4 yrs Thaottly, 3 yrs Larry r tbe y lad, 3 yrs lam An s. 4 yrs Post tampon, 4 yes ink Wimp 3 yrs Rhesus, 4 yrs Keleybes, Spa ditrysinme. 4 yrs Juggler, 4 yrs Lambda, 6 yrs bPI ' sat of Mart 2•017, 3 y.s Nairn, 3 yrs 1.4,4 yrs p s_lipysnilam ant Belot, 4 yrs Mid or Lyng. sped m mam, I yrs Laile's Ewan, 3 ps b u t sui l do.. ClinikMar set Slink 3 yrs Anil•losisa, 4 yrs of 3 in Lamaism, 4 yrs libaniron, 3 re = bank Ginalorm, 4 yrs Ballmatad, apd Horn cd 6ps Little Jai, 3ps Clermont, 6 yrs Wean Is Nadia, 4 yrs *Humphrey, 3 yrs 3m Calif Bona, 4 yrs Ura, 4 yra Dian, 4 ya Busmen 4 yrs Jelly FM, 4 yrs lard Owl* lOW Mode yrs Alp, 4 yrs nate, 4yrs , arid Clarissa, 4 yrs =Spa 4 yrs kln = rs Binkraapr, 3 yrs tit. 3 yes Burson, 3 yrs Prosslona, 4 yn BMus. II ps Quiver, 4 yrs Wensleydale, 4yn llontsgus. 4 yrs Hieklmon, 3 yrs Baby, 4 yrs Hotspur, 4 yrs liplude, 6 yrs Isheritriss, ypd Gonem, II pra b e by Funk m out Lanvin, 4 ps limey Disk, 4 yrs 31 Decoy, 3 yrs Bona de Brim 4 yrs Yissaway, Iyn - • This born, Itessing ►een entered without the knowledge of the owner, .ill be streek out by the time preseribed, waive specialty ordered to ismala NORTHAMPTON RACES, 1850. Entries Lot the NORTISAIIPTONSEIRS STALIS • lento, 4 yrs babes" 4 yrs Petra, 3 pee rokbarr. 3 7s ken Sall. S yrs Reiter Minter, 5,y rs Momb, 4 yrs Traitress, 4 yrs Andalare, 4 yrs Ads Mary, 4 yrs Tophaaa, 5 ps Teals, 4 yrs Windtergratz, 3 yrs Tearer, 4 yrs by Bir percales, g Alp, 4 yrs Quiver, 4 yre or ot kmprom,4yre Mmcia, 4 yrs = a m.43 s Tkowster, 4 yrs Retantl, 1 yrs 4 yrs Strychnine, 1 yrs Girdle. 6 11 4 d Lammermoor, 4 yrs Intscritress, aged Snowstorm, 4 yrs raskill, 4 ps Vamapire, 6 yr. Fithans, 1 yrs lark*" 4 yrs Remark, 3 yrs Black Dos, 5Js (ris k = Retail, 4 pee Wo-Al wit, 4 yrs The (1 b). 47s Mamma, 5 yes 5 yrs ( gs li C ac ti d e,?; a rs Ctarlwa, 1 yes Cs yis Wild PP% 1 yrs Abbot ot Messy 4pi Debt; aged 4ps Vests, 6 yrs timothy TM rtreal milla ikirk, yrs Wks. 17s Tlis Cestir,k pa Tuguard, Ipm Bal.inaf.,d, 87n ilwrisTar, a yrs M ,ontague 4ps C e =g 4ps Wats, yrs Thringrik 1 pi sight, 4 yes Artery 3 yrs Tome, 3 yrs Tana Wadi* 4 yrs Corsk, 6 yes Olin Beddel, 3 yrs Wart Wise Plante; The Pita, 4 yrs iheelsedo, 3 yrs 6 yrs Wretow, 1 ps Nutbrown, 3 yrs Dorlsro, 4 ps asantrey, 1 yrs lady Basita4 5 ps Defsalter, 5 yrs Ilsk, 6 yrs Anthony, 4 yrs Wooled-44 1 yrs Equiria, 3pa Little Jack, 3yn Rabelais, 3 pee Rubins, 3 yts Chorister, 5 yrs Prey, 4yn Buser (k..b.), 4 yrs Yard Ana, aged Rorer, 3 yrs The Knout, 4 yrs Bt. Antonio, 3 yrs lioansaer, 4 7 11 ilinte, 5 yrs Matatebeit, 3 yrs Midair, 4 yrs V arts, 8 yrs CCCArtsarith, 5 yrs Melody, 4 pre (Sutton, 5 yrs Modesty, 3 yrs Ls litathsussoks yrs Filendale 8 yea Mamie, 4 yrs Jetlyialt, 4 yrs By Lannert, cohost Born, 4 yrs Oirsham, 4 yrs of Cormertina, 3 yrs Tbe Baptist, apd Marra, 4 yrs Biles, 4 yn RMkralsol, 6 yrs Harrsdt, 3 yrs Midis, 4 yrs By Vulcan filly or M Old Fox, 4 yrs Drskelow, 1 yrs Lodols, 4 yn Mr. Taft, 5 yrs Cheerful, 4 yrs Grief, 4 yrs Eam.e's Plume, 5 yrs Ostarlay, 4 yrs BATH RACES, 1850. Nnmietstions for tbs Box tass44linti STAlif. Cassok, 6 yn 7lnc li yrs Gisubsn. 4 yrs ea* 6ns La illsibrassea (Ws MO* 4 yr, Ir.pirste, 6 yrs Cerskrb 3 Yrs M. 6yrs Berapar. 4 yrs a Tra Woonseet 4 yrs . 5 Ws MUNK 4 p• = li r M P. al Amos* 3 Yrs Clisarrsy. 4 PS Dos Is essbarat, 4 yrs Illaskpos, 4 yrs roan 4 yrs Warl. ismons -out. Doty wwwWl4 3ps Pallid* 4 yrs isimiebt,byVaders. sssarsids, 4 yrs The Kan; 4 Yrs a lisiody, 4 yrs Dras, 4 yrs EE?iliE7),. IS , . Milgtt " 4 p yrs r t tr i z . Sawn is .upr, 4 yrs ~,,,,„...r . ,..,„. 6 yrs Oki Pa, 4 yrs Yra 3 yrs Torsi Ann, mewl 1)8=n YIS apses, II ps s Iff ilackaway oat of lad Dos, 6 yrs Udds, 4 yrs Cliorister, II Ira Illsesibrw, 470 Tim Canons COY.—Essalayton is &eland by by •wr.44 sis 4 Ili scorpt. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. East Kest lowasda, Wrigley. Berhara•strret— half-past 10. passCasabaliksaliiins Wiwi% Friday, Chimerley-gats—lialt 10. Seserssi Babeesiation hirsute, to 'sorrow, Willett 1L11; Friday. Ilslisigh's Cleass—Yell-poet 10. fir. Powells hewards, te•sserrow, Plough and Harrow; Friday, Llaadiesiliti--10. ()Shoo ow Qat housds, to-asorrow, Binad la n ; Friday, Cafe gr. Llwlly hounds Friday. Siderslty-10. F. B. Muse, Ba i r r ew- bill - ` 42ll Toit 10. • C " jigleos), OIMOS Thursday, Vale Rpyal ; gigues Obskiakesi Sir W. W. ani. ballads. Wedassdag, Hawkstose; l Thursday, /Asa Asla Baarday, Mayas .or —lialr; put 10. Bristioidss beand Wedassday, High E nna ; Friday, Ateharra—Varter sEeAttairelleigi 104■116W. 0;01111i trip 01.01 I Thur.lay, Weirs-hall ; Saturday, Moor.gardsas— half put 10. Ews Unica bangle, Wednesday, Kennel; Saturday, Hoekley Ball—half-past 10. Boron Kothrobild's stag bound., Thursday, Hulent-11. Mn Lowndes'a hounds, Wedneadsy, Saldin ; Sa.orday, Two mils Ath-11. Lord Lmaals's barriers, to-morrow, Staudt ; Saturday, New Ground Turnpike-12. Norfolk stag holuada, Thursday, Mlltimoss,•.Helleaden— hali.put 11. Zest Norfolk barriers, Friday, Hasbre'-hlll-11. West Norfolk barring, Friday, Lezham Lion (deer). Suffolk bounds, Thursday, West Hall-wood. Harrogate haulms, Friday, Hampathwaits.hridga—half. put 10. Mr. Hildyard's barring, Friday, Crathhorns—half-put 10. Captain Len is's barriers, to morrow, Futurg-hwass ; Frid, Nonhallertm-11. B ay bounds, to-morrow, Brough ; Thursday, Plata ; Saturday, Watlus—halfiest 10. Ha/worth bounds, tomorrow, Brighton Village; Saar dal, Oak Tres Village—calf past 10. __Waveland hounds, Thursday, Skelton Castle—half-past 10. Stockton and BilUnita= barriers, tomorrow, Elton; Saturday, Bad Lios—lealf-pest 10. Durham County hounds, Wednesday, Great Stainton ; Friday, Kennels—half-past 10. Tindal. bounds, Thursday, Fallow-field; Saturday, Coo bridge station—haltpast 10. Norpeth barriers, Friday, Widdriogtou—half-past 10. Haydon hounds, Wednesday, Dinnetley-wood ; Saturday, Haydon-plantation--S. York and Ainsty hounds, to-morrow, Red House ; Thurs day, Cosgrove; Saturday, Shipton—halt-past 10. Mr. Fans's harriers, Thursday, Sheepleys; Saturday, Joiater's-farm. Berkshire bounds, Wednesday, Bradley-farm; Friday, Bescospark ; Saturday, Blake's Oak. Mr. Philips's hounds, to-morrow, Holton-wood ; Friday, Lambert Arms. Vale of White Horse hounds, to-morrow, Charlton-park— half-past 10; Thursday, Swinton-town-11; Friday, Down Arapseyi Saturday, Williams:rip—half-past 10. High Peak harriers, to-morrow, Newhaven-house ; Satur day, WarJlow idiers-11. Carlisle harriers, Wednesday, Wetheral ; Friday, Duo dar-9. Wigton harriers, Wednesday, Forest-hall ; Friday, Brsibearigg ; Saturday, Catlanda-8. fittley bounds, Wednesday, Sulby-hali ; Friday, Ashby r ; Saturday, Harringtos—quarter to 11. Southampton's hounds, Wednesday, Stoke Plain; Friday, Bradden ; Saturday, Bbrob Village-11. Oakley hounds, Thurs da y, Wottoa ; Saturday, Knotting Fox—quarter to 11. North Devon barriers, Wednesday, Tawstack-village ; Saturday, Goodleigh. Mr. M. Marshall's hounds, Thursday, W oodford.bridge —half-part 10. Tiverton hounds, Thursday, Dekford-bridge ; Saturday, Warneeonsbe. Mr. Drake's bounds, Tuesday, Chesterton village; Thurs day, Boantell village ; Saturday, Futhingkes House—half past 10. Damfritultire hounds, Tuesday, Nethereleugh station; friday, Clarenfield—half-past 10. Mr. Trelaway's hounds, Tuesday, Kennel; Friday, Shaugh.bridge—half-past 10. Sir Henry Sale's hounds, Tuesday, Ogwell; Friday, Slapton•green. North Devon fox hounds, Wednesday, Mervyn's Arms, ' Harwood; Friday, Jumberteigh-bridge. Clssltashun stag-hounds, Saturday, Prizedown-12. Kr. 8. Allen's hound', Tuesday, Northard-gate ; Friday, South Berkshire hounds, Tusday, Fenn ; Thursday, Thule; Saturday, Hare Hatch— half-past 10. Lead Henry Bassinet's bounds, Tuesday, Thornry ; Wed nesday, Newbold Common ; Thursday, Faldingworth Grasp ; Friday, Gate Burton ; Saturday, Midas Inn-11. Sir John Cop's hounds, Wednesday, Crondale Marsh ; Friday, Brick-bridge-10. Huablooon home* Wednesday, Westbury ; Friday, Coo kampton Down. H.R. hounds, Tuesday, Bramdean Common • Thursday, Presto& Oak Mills ; Saturday, bledatead•green--quarter toll. Lushinaton'a hounds, Tom Rill Lodge, Saturday, flora-court-11._ _ _ _ N.F. hoande , Tuesday, Ikaulieu-road-station ; Thersday, Bramellaw-wood : Saturday, Pylewell—haltpast 10. Quorn hounds, Tuesday , Steward Hay ; Wednesday, Widmerpool Inn; Thursday, Barkly Hull; Saturday. Kirby Oats-11. Co &e 1 Wyndlkaaa's bounds, Wednesday, Liektord Ones ; Friday, Caster's Mill—halt-past 11. Mr. Deem% harries, Wednesday, &borough Back; Sated. y, Lew; Crow-10. only suspicious , circumstance was the absents , of Owen ; and it would not he just on this account to sentence th e bat krupt to perpetual mercantile excommunication. They ought not to be judged by this tingle trenssction, but by their general course of business. The obliteration of the entries might have been done in a at of vexation. Hi , Honour said be had found there were two (dames of knaves who preyed upon their ereclitors,..—those who ran through everythitig, and those who thought it more pru dent not to come empty handed to this court. As to then being a regular series of entries relating to this trauaction, it could not have been at all supported without such entries, and one entry involved the rest. It was true there was great difficulty in accounting for the obliterations ; but the whole was a mass of sitsplailous and suisceountame OirCUMI steams. The bill itself was the largest in the book; this hued the suspicion. Look ng at all the circumstance., the sumisloa pressed as strongly as ever on his Wad ; but he would defer hie judgment for a w ek or two. In the meantime, the bankrupts would have protection. SURREY QUARTER SESSIONS.-SATURDAY. ALLRORD RIOT lIT COUNTT COURT 0/7102113, John Shariond, bailiff of the Camberwell Court) Court, David loom, kis assistant, Theodore Winkry, s broker, and Daniel George Jackson, agent, *ere indictee for creating a riot, and causing terror and alarm at Camberwell. Mr. Daniel Scott said he resided at No. 66, Bertsford street, Camberwell, and about eight o'clock oa the evening of the 23rd of October kit he heard his Wet garden gate opened with a key. Harks just looked it, he treat out with his wile to see who it was, when we saw the gat* open, and a man inside, who called out that he had a warrant to enter the house. Shetland then eamer up, followed by the ether prisoners, and demanded to be admitted into the house Witness refused to let them in, and told them that the debt would be discharged in • few days. It bad since been set tied. Witness locked his gate again, when one of them said he was determined to get into the house, and would jump over the railings. He then retired into his house, when he saw Sharked pull the bell violently, and call out, " Scott, come and pay your debts, you thief." Jackson also made use of similar language, and they all created so h a disturbance es to cause terror and alarm to the inbab teats. A mob of two or three hundred persons wore collected round the ham, shouting and ceiling out; in fact, the prisoners ex , sited the mob on, and they appeared half drank. After ' remaining there three hears, they left the place, when wit : nese went out and sought the assistance of • pelieenian. The latter told him he could not interfere, as the officers wen in the execution of their duty. Oa the following morn log the prisoners returned, and rug the bell so violently as to break the wire and the haadk. They said they were determined to eater, and Jackson said he would go and fetch three hundred boys from Bowyer-lane, with frj ing.pans and tin kettles, to annoy him. In cross-exuninatien complainant said the prisonek wanted to levy an theentise on his goods for 221. 10s., due to a tailor. He had since settled it, part cash, awl the re minder in an I 0 U, payable in the middle of that month. He had several executions on his goods previously, but he always settled them. He had studied at the bar in the Mid. die Temple, and the Beechen were about to allow him to practise as a conveyancer. He was not an attorney's clerk, although he instructed his counsel to-day. He, however, took basin's@ to Mr. Swan, who allowed him a commission. The complainant called several witnesses, but none of them proved. terror and alarm ;" consequently, the jury acquitted the prisoners. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL._ Tzn Amiipr TO DI ORDER •• POLICIKAPIL—D444II BlaCk/OOTe, aged 62, of No. 30, Fleet-lane, Old Bailey, was brought up fords"! examination, charge! with subbing with intent to murder Henry Alexander Matthew, 213, at the earner of the Old Bailey. The principal evidence against the prisoner has already appeared at length. The depoal dons were read over, and the officer, who appeared in a very weak state, was seetwamodated with a chair whilst giving hia evidence. Minium said—On Sunday, the 23rd Dee., I was on duty in the Old Bailey. About 10 o'clock at night I was passing Old Bailey, and saw the prisoner's l'e. She came up to me and said, " You are the thief that locked me up the other night." I told her to go away, bat she would not, and a large mob sautabled, so that I was compelled to convey her to the station.house. Elbe used most 'buds, language, and was locked up. The prisoner came to the station-house, and begged for the liberation of his wife. After being detained a short time she was let off. I had thea returned to my duty, and saw Mr. Henry Willis, of Benet' street, who asked me if I had locked up a woman ? I told him I had, and he then in. formed me that her husband bad jut gone along the Old Bailey and threatened to do for me. I thanked him for the warausg and proceeded. About a quarter to 11 o'clock, all was then quiet. I was standing at the e9rner of Skinuer street, and saw the prisoner coming up the Old Bailee. He said to me," Are you the maa that took my wife to the station ?" I replied that I was ; upon which be instantly said, " Take that you —, " and I then called out " Police ! Murder !"as I felt I was:tabbed. At the time he had both his hands in his pocket. I felt that I was stabbed just about the navel, and a man named Waddilove asked me what was the matter. I told him how I was wounded. I then made an attempt to strike the prisoner, but mimed him then. Alderman Carden.—Was the prisoner near enough to hear Wadailove's question and your answer ? Matthaa. 7 l do not think he was. Alderman Carden.—Did I;e7goaTir . ay then ? Matthiun—He walked about four yards back immediately after striking me. There was blood flowing from my wound in the stomach, and also from a wound on my hand, which I received in trying to save myself. A policeman came to my aesistanee, and was about striking the prisoner, when I ran in and gave him a blow which brought him to the ground. Alderman Cardin asked if the prisoner kept the keite after inflicting the wound ? The Chief Clerk informed the alderman that evidince went to show that it must have been immediately dropped after the infliction of the wound. Mattham, in continuation, said—l wee then conveyed down Skinner-street between two gentlemen, until I met a brother officer, when I was conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where I remained until last night. Thomas Brough, porter to Mr. James Templeton and Co., 26, Skinoer•etreet, Snow-hill, dimmed to finding a shm maker's knife (not the one the officer was stabbed with) in the we. It bete the same maker's name, but was rather leapt than the one stud. It was clom to the spot where the man was stabbed. Webb, an officer, said the prisoner's wife admitted that the knife found by the last witness belonged to her husband. Alderman Carden—l see the knife is beat. In what way was the blow given ? Manlius—lt was a ha.k-banded blow. Sergeant Harding informed the aldermen that the blade was evidently bent in consequence of meeting on. of theocrat buttons, a part of which it carried away. Alderman Carden asked the primmer if he wished to put any questions to the witnesses, or make any defence ? Blackmon replied that he bad nothing to say ; for, being intoxicated, he knew;nothiog about the tranamtiera. The depositions being made ont, the *maw moo moseyed to Nswgsts. BOW-SZET. Cnatioa 07 COlNllo.—Ch Tß arles Dediss, a young men, known among his inosistes as The Dooley wen charged with heingeneented with ashen in inning hem meney of every Awn Ma emaidenhi• 'swat. The etheurAnelag redneed a net quality of coining In gham/n slated that Ravin resehed idennetion from the eathinithe eli the With, he posted himself ea the 4th Deena hie Ike media leigng-henes, its Cluniseutrest, Dauphine, frein the window ef width he toad see a boa* armed Elizabeth Pitelpe, who ha hen envialed and eseleand to tram . pertain for les nen at the he fir of the Central Criminrl Court, the the mese othsee, Mewing the in, th• Prisoner, another ma and a wawa hang masa at the =golk of whom, partlealeelp the priesner. neeleted in aad filing the esualsithii Wrenn% sh il lings, of eispeasee the , and moulds, &mew pima, width they turned out into whisk du pewee wee white iknil from a ladle. Bayne no_ _power to act Idtheut farther dinning, be len Ws iming place and re the ant nag ho leek with bin ether of ; h hav e ing he ft anise' the ens limeha the prime mad the °thew ftelszele Nape. The Wisest did ad i limy to rem, but sew *heed that the Owe led see the mire peaty Into tagealledy, -mom a ll eged, they led sees elm eseeada mi Mr. Remy saki that soak a quokka Weil be ruled If be Messing to make say defense at the ameisas ; and ordered him to be tally mansitted for trial. LAMBETH. Corson or BIC/AMT.—Prawn Afidila alias Frederic Pisilispe t sei.ex-polismiaa, and a nambsr of a Osamu° gang oismadlars, was pineal at the bar on a charge of feloniously intermarrying with Martha Mazy Clary, his former wi4 If ss7 bias NW livig. From Ns Motimeay of Sergeant (Inflamer, it appeared that an this lid al November, 1837. the primmer who was than a soma* la the H division of Oise. winnarriad, at the Bubb ohm* of St. G•apperia4hs-Eart, to MA I / &Matt, who was WM living. On the fa February, I he was appniPodlWl ea s sharps of sileihded. !3y MOW 0 isles prsesams. a Swell* sake 0 * who Cl 31. from Mr Miaar l,o 4l is Cheap ea in this Wham be was tried, sad matsmesd to two yore imprisonment. The pelmet faMmtptad the eisimat, sad said that sitar 11 bed apeat,tw Months I. mills he rmaimod his die. *harps NM fM Xoalde al Normalsy, who was*. Home estwelsoy. hSeray pent B43, Oldsmar aser Is mattlausl l isa, in said that ea lbs 11th ef . 1 tho wm o married. at Whim simpd Mte m Mush. in mete of Fredetisk Phillips is Martha 'llia Clam the wood mils. With this pants Ito had 'sly lived fer dm walk; wino he *NM her, timing dap gat hem is., all thumb she had, sad sew attar fp a gang et wwindlen whet hod Ems vary somental fa tho *die. In the ass* al Oadosr hat dos INIB sp oil two easel moss of twe mots by =jta isd 'lspess bin* bees egalast him. ha was wimmilbsd kr aid a the flu* sebum. On the hid of last meth he was placed on his trig ea ana of the obsops,, and fuming bass spOittad, traversed the ether to l a st wok s a s ! when ha was again gives fate the El a oa the emend am, sad to 'this As Wit . ~ but on L the court he was gins fats of Quianiar by the father dike mood wits ma a doge of y. Is reply to'the *slim of Herta. the *gum pm that ths mood wEls sad her father, who was t at hos aanisga; wimp in aftwissos, but he had sot ramag a g h India. out the libitum to the fiat marriag e W ppaga ila be bed lb vetoed • isr renasnd. 1 Timoreirksor, wise lamed wady to O tioBaMB. wee N. Hi W,* . METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY, J►N. 7, IMO. The Slats of du Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday raorning.—The stations are now uraoged in • rder of latitude. Nam of Asa. wi d a d. Worse .of iimmin of Sims of Weather. s ;mown a ............. N.W. Om& Brews Showery Immo W. CUM PUBBII9OOTB W.W. Gantle lim Partislly atindy em Parting Gandy Ilamarim N. Oalm amain !Wilma .48 , 1 HAMPTON 801.1LIWTOMI . . ..... 88,148wAvsa S. Slams Maws Partially Cloudy tummies Bauca0r0an...... Smoot N.W. Seam Oman Malmo S.W. Omni& Smoot Cloudless OWLENWICII LW. • Oases Smog Cloadkm Nl/811081 031811111 W. Ciamia Snow Partially Cloudy waveurria LISIOZTON Commanios Room ....-...... Toriwoitrn W. Strong Brum Meant ~.. mironowa LW. &loft Brume Principally ow TAMMOViII Maws fluvrafto W.N.W. Hard Wind Partially Maly Limarom W. Strong Brom Partially Cloudy iimeworm...... B.W. Gentle crow Marmot Yout N.W. (Mina Brom Partially Oa* D”ss MT W. Gentle Brame Mediate .181.8.6.188 W. Gamin Mown Ma WAXTLILIOUL. W. tisane Brum Partially Clantly Boma 1.1-tsin W. Otaitla Bream Partially Clardy NAMCAWI.I hiull4ClL Oust/ 111481/80111 Utmost THIS DAY. NOON. Ceases of WNW. INeenprtb of Mad. Male of Mealier. Geode Brame. Clear. The returns from the following places did not each thi► dam in time for publication on Saturday; they thereon indicate the @late et the weather on Friday morning at Mac o'clock. Eirna liatoorres ILurnstus Tau WEITIIT IV *granary, N.W. liet - tile "freeze Calm iitenile Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Cole Partially Cloudy Partial? Gioady !OW Partially Cloudy Principally Claw thennt MARKETS COTTON.—LIVERPOO4, JAN. s.—The market to-day was arm and the sales were about 6,000 bales. MANCiItbrER, JAN. b.—The market, both for yaras and cloths continues to display the same healthy symptom we have had to ratt'ce as characterising it during the last and the present week. In yarn the demand both for capons and for the wool boas manufac turers is active, arid pnoes firm. Stocks of all description; and par ticularly those of the higher counts of yarn, are scarce. In 3G and 40 inch skirtings sales have been made on rather more favourable terms, but printing cloths have been in tale demand, and prices have slightly improved. The sale of heavy domestic has been more considerable this week, and at improved price., but it can hardly be raid that prices have yet couched a remunerative point in this kind of heavy goods. Light domestics are reamer in stock, and in a better povitiou. Ins &deices from Constantinople have proved more encouraging t our Greek merchant., especially with rt gad to printed gouda, which taking more freely and at better prices by the Persian buyers. WOOLLEN.—Lzias, Jam 6.—We hare had a very fair market to-day, for the amain of the year. Considerable quantity of cloth has been sold. HARDWARE.—Biuminounx, s.—The sew year opens welt so for OS relates to trading concerns here. Our prospects look better than they have dame for two years prd. From between thirty and forty ditierent branches I learn that while% in some in stances the orders are unusually Large, In all there is at least aunts tient to keep the hands fully employed. In fact, I have not heard of a single instance where the men ore working less thin full time. The home trade, especially in the north of England, teem) to be improv ing. The advice+ recently Revived !root the travellers in that part of the country from some or the pracipr , hot.. here have contained double the number of ordt to which they did at the corresponding period of last year: in fact nothing but the mint unfortuttous Mecum stance', can, as it seems, prevent our having a capital trade Isere es the swing Fries 11 nkluety Wednesoury, Walsall, Derlass ton, sad other t Arai In the tlFetrict, the reports are eguely satis factory. CORN.—Awnovia, Jan. s.—We had about an average supply of Wheat ; the trade was rather better, fine asinples being in good demand, and last week's prime were well mainta , ned. The sup ply of Ikirky was large, but there being but few bu)ers in the market, the trade was inactive, and last week's prices were barely supported. We had but little doing in other s TM of grain, but prices were muck the same se but week. Wised, 4615. to 41e. Barley, 21e. W. to 2tia. Oats, lbs. to file. Beans, 41.0. to 36e. lies, 2fie. W. to 31e. Malt, btu to kaa. per qr. Flour, 21a. to 265. per sack. ATLIISBURT, Jan. 6. • -Little or no business was tram• acted at this day'. market. Wheat, 9/. If.. to 12/. per load. Barley, 21a. to Ais. per qr. Oats, lka. to 24.. Beans, _,is, to 32e. Peas, 265. to 311. Basu, Jan. s.—Ws had a fair supply of grain, with a atcsdy demand, at much the same pnces as last week. Bribiwinn, Jan. s.—Our ',solos to-day was well supplied with all kinds of gran, with a good demand, and prices firm. BOsTON, Jan. 6.—We have had a lair supply of What at market to-day, CM a dell trade, at b.urely Ai ednesday's priers. No *Mime is the value of Oats. Beans fully maintain late poets. Wheat, red, Us. to 11a.; white, 45.. Oats, 14s. to Irrs. Beans, 235. to 275. - CADINUIDOE, Jan. 6.—The promo of lut week were fully maintained Wheut and the beet Barley ; Forts were dull and cheaper, and in large ripply. Wheat, red, secondary 425. to 4 is. ; white, atis. to lb. Bosky, teed, 215., malting, 2ba. to Ste. Beans, new, 23a. to Yale. ; eild ; due. to 52.. Peas, 2ba. to 30s. Oats, 16a. to 20. . CANTERBURY, JUL 5. —We experienced consid,rable dulness in the trade today, but we do not call the prices different to last week; the show of le heat immured less than for mate weeks put. %heat, new brown, 41s. to 435.; new white, 42e. to 44M. Ilterlse, 235. to 30e. tats, Its. to 20s. beans, 31e. to 325. Pens, 235. to 411. Canuna, Jan. 6.-Prima of all kinds of stain the same as last week, with an average supply; the demand fur Wheat good, but Oats and Barley only slow. COLCHESTER, Jan. 5.-The supply of Wheat is larger than last Saturday ; dry prangs fully the priers of that d a y ; damp 1 and inferior qualities (though a dull sale) cannot hr quoted lower. Barley io in good eupply; late priers arc main... Med. ho alteration to note in the price to Beano and Peas; much of the supply is more or less affected by We late damp weather. GLOUCESTER, Jan. 5.-At our market today, the supply of Ebglash Wheat woo nately Bleared at Is. per qr. advent,. holder. of for, ign demand a similar Improvement, and a few sales are made thereat. In Barley there is m sites anon to rve lc:. Beano held some what more firmly; there Is alau a bur demand for Data. Wh ea t, English, white, per imp. bushel, in. 3d. to Sr. Gd.; red, ss. to se. &Li Bougie (white Onseesee), per 410 1 1b0., Ge. to Ga. 3d. ; Polish, Pane notion, Stettin, ter. Od. to U. 11d.; Odeon, Marlanopoli, soft, U. tkl. to is. W. ; lkipera. Taganrog, bard, nominal, 40. Ga. to 4a. lid. Barley, English, grinding, per 4uttlba., 21s. to ile.; malting, per imperial qr., 34a. to iris, tid. ; Irish, grinding, Ma to Ma; malting, 236.0 d. to Its.; Urethra, grinding, kW. to 22u.; malting, 245. Od. to 2.5 a. Beaus, English, Crt imperial bushel, 3a. Gd. to 4a. Oct.; fo reign, Egyptian, per 6:4100., 3e. 4d. to Ss. Gd.; Fiend; Dutch, smei tick, ,3s. Gd. to le. 104.; Irish, is. 4d. to Ss. 6d. Outs, limerick, Wexford, Etniacorthy, White, per 3121ba, 14e. &I. to IS". 6d. tbrk, Waterford, YoughalL 16e. to Ise. ed.; Welsh, black, 13a. bd. ; to len Od. ; Irish, per 3111b5., lia. 6d. to Ilk. ed. Pear, breakers, per imp. bL, English, U. to 4s. Gd.; (metes, is. 108. to 4s. Od. ; grey and grinders, per iti•lbs., English, 3e. Ikl. to is. Bd. ; foreign, 34. bd. to 34. Ed. Lentils, U. Id. to Ss. Gd. Flour, best seconds, English, 325. to Us. Linseed Cakes, French, per ton, IC to 81. 85. Imports ler the weekending Jan. 4 : -Wheat, foreign, 1,500. - - GUILDFOUD, Jas. b.-Tiers was ; fair supply of Wheat for the season. Bisbee rates were asked, but not complied with, the demand being extremely limited. Present prices :-Wheat, 40s. to 30s. barley, 23.. to 295. Oats, 16.. to 20e. Bone, tea. to 325. Pea., Xis. to 32a, ilaniteollo, Jan. 6.-Tbe market today was fairly at tended by farmers and the trade ; every description of spring Corn was very hoggish ; Wheat advanced Is. as Is. ad. per qr., with • falr demand. Prices: Wheat, per (Whs., 6s. to ts. 3d. Barley, per bushel, Is. to 3s. 3d. Oats, 2a. 6d. toga. 10d. Deena, 3e. 6d. to Is. Peas, grey, ta Sd. to 3.. 10d. ; white boiling, f• 10d. to le. 3d. lintrFOlin, Jan. 5.-Tbe Wheat trade to day for the One samples was rather dearer, while wars edreciptione were a dull trade; supply fair. Bar:ey in fair supply; trade heavy, except for the finest samples. Oats, Peas, and Beans, but few offering; laat week's prima flay supporterL Whea Peto 30s. per load. Barley, fie. to &lit per cu. Otis, 16e. to 1 2 ., ars Its. to 20.. per load. Burs, lie. to We. Rye, lb& tells. per load. Knout, Jan. 6.-At to day's market we had a slender &ow of Wheat; lower dreelptions were 6d. per Wad dearer ; good samples needy. Oats were about an average supply; Inferior, id. per dam advance. Wheat, $3.. to 295. al. per load of tO stone. Oats, Pd. to Ia per stone. American barrel Flour, 23e. ad. to Vs. LANCABTIIIII, Jan. 6.:-Thers was only • limited supply of Wheat at this day's market, which met • Irma sells, at fully late rates. In Beans and Oatmeal no change. Wheat, 23a. to 27.. per gnu. Beans, Ha. to IS.. Oatmeal, 235. to 235. 9d. per 2401b5. Lilenirlint, Jan. 5.-To-day there was a larger show of Wheat, whir* was Warmed of at shoat last week's rata. Of Spring Cont there was a good supply, and It sold at previous currencies. MANCRlareill, Jan, 5.-A Isis business hes been done in each ankle during the week, at fall prism The nohow done at our media today is to • modems West rely Ia envy article. la the votes of When and lteer we mks se alleratlea. Oats, Id. per beehel doer, se •fiemal le Mil be :ether hiller R essae, Odic me deer lad othse Utlapi erarly, et the psfmlae of out last. Wheal, It tieiel of 70115., Sae* elMe de. OIL is Ts. dd.; red lb. 111. le 411.11L_ ; Iriah, whits. le. SC leek da4 IA MAL to la. ed. Daft, pi Weibel of Go i t i t a rp, ha id. to /a al. bush. drake, VOA awl lee Mob, lb. 7d. le fa Oats, . i idlavadied telt. Id. le ha Seeas, pee qr. of Seem, Mehl' SI& Os Oldt, MA, Ns. Peas perSia3beelials, white and Oso Whim le Me. Rem, par seek et Mask and trials. Ilia tel l es. t swam. Ms. .; 'eft% 23a. to • riesal s rue load id Mho, IWO* sed ma. na ott. to MIL hi Nnwramnote-Tv Jan. 5. - The weather this week bee leen ova variable eWryr, from and thaw having teen ea periimall alWriaatiely. Te•day we have a area tO boot, with the *lad hie Na earth weal, arldelhlf II twatteme, will eve a healthy isapelele Na trade. The trakateleip the preesat week las beat siarestedeil be mesa lesmess e sad. with the *imam of Balm ail other lave bra Ulna Men etas sliphdp.itopeoved rum. we seam ger Me We for the pan year, as well Ns thaw ORAL al 111 awl vre may premise that kerb ea SUP anglgliall W• the trew year with lets Whoa sad Myr es bad them beta tile are dre emir et pears, • hat lad& Ipeeishasehis I i Isms ef the masemptive pewee la dte=l. At OW aorta lab murals we had sums et the We et Wiwi we love experiword sines barvest. dirg e N. r a dii OVls i tigriZ e= o • l l s . W l*. a er se, a4 ge rg Ne l *wigs froietvimastlara 'Win to sell :Wat • amen abysm, _ we When neweet I. IT. .X•er washela twiti,aesh thiessea us ai t eeep le ale Irligratrehe • 2 3 hi ts dat t ill s er s w or ite : er a t i l h a ys t esi. sid mods bolas wind Ida aretity our weft d in = la O Ilso s Wimp am yeinialla prime we mieleilled: Mt 'NOM iftelift Dom eased MIS agewla, bat if Pa is we riot hr her array aim stdp , eselelelbela his. pee qr. Cele WO V I IIIMMItte te as veil as from pair le I t.' re V. lhasele. a=6 eall ar bedheis. lain Intelligence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-SA'rUIDAY. Buoys Ma. Commiumna nits. IN It PAYNE •NU DAVIS. This was the adjournediteorting --- Friih7 last examination of Payne and Davie, drapers, High - street, Southwark. Mr. Lawrence appeared foe the bankrupts, and Mir. Pain foe the assignees. The belancesheet, *steadier; only over ten months prior to the Bth of August last, showed debts to the amount of 2,3031.; liabilities, 4221.; gross profits, 711. ; capital, 351. Aerate—good debts, 14W. ; property, 4581. ; doubtful debts, 1021. ; lours, 67514 trade exposes, 6791.; drawn out by Payne, 13W.; by Davh, 2141. 'The adjournment had taken place to enable the bank rupts to account for certain goods alleged to have been sold to parties at York and other phone. Goods to the amount of 711. were represented to have been told to a Mr. Owen, of York, who took them away with him in acid, and was never beard of afterwards. A bill was drawn on him for the amosat, bat it wasrehirned unercepted. There was a similar alleged treaseetion with • person at Chichester, and it was remarkable that the entries of them sales appeared at the foot of the respective pages in the day-book. Mr. Canaan, the o ffi cial magnet, produced the bill alleged to have been drawn cm Owen, which he said had only come into his bands that morning, when one of the bankrupts brought it to bindles, dada( that he had found it there, though diligent search bad been previously made for it, but without effect. The bill wee imperfect in one most impor tant part—the month in the date of the stamp was torn out. Payne, one of the bankrupts, stated that he sent the bill, along with some other memoranda, te the official assignee's offiee ; he and his partner took it out of a bag yesterday afternoon. He had found it some mouths before and put it with the otle-r memoranda. He last law it in November, and put it with the May nuelpta. He saw it no more till yesterday afternoon, when, after his private examination, he went into Mr. Cannan'adlos, got the key of the room where his papers were kept, sad found as described. His partner was along with him. Mr. Moseley, the accountant, was also examined as to the existence of the bills some months ago. Payne further stated that when the bill was Mimed, " no such person" was written on the envelope, and he then took the bill and wrote "cancelled" on it. Did um take any steps to find Owen„ or Nettleton; did not go to the polies, or make any inquiry at the Trade Prow:hoot Ogles ; to lave done so would 1111•11 injured their credit. Owen wee introduced to them by Nettleton, whom they knew as a mew mental traveller hem limb. The lint WY returned to them enamored, three* the paMelloo, es s returned letter. The Commissioner—ls there no record at the Poet-office of hears returned in this way ? Mr. Lawrence thought it very improbable, considering the vast number of letters that were daily returned to the dead letter office. HG Honour said it was desirable that this should be ascer tained. --- Dads, the other bankrupt, said he drew the bill about two or three weeks after the day when the goods wan sold. He forwarded it to York by poet ; it was returned in a murk or Ave weeks after the sale of the goods, and they ties knew they had ben defrauded. He was a the Mkt of entering the bilk when drawn in the bill book, end did so is Shit use. Afterwards, when the bill was sheered he struck oaths entry in the book, and should have dew so with other retuned bills, but Mr. Payne told kin be bed better net. Comparing the entry with °then ate mu book, he mended that the bill noel have hem born end Wend en ee beim the 25th of Apeil, thrash dated 11th Nay. Cud alit espies why the entry had been carefully erased, or why the ashy in the ledger relating to the trees math with Owes was duo evued. He wand both. Pays*, being reeelled, said ft wee eoolotowy with than to I dab Wle than the immense of getting then dle. ceemeed. He it wee between Itheadeaven weeleafter the tesathelka they discovered Nes beef hem:abbe& Skewed the they la *statuette bawdiest auk la May, and ant& est keg after, when kik eagegetheate were beerakg preeeieg. Supposed the bill to ken bees drawn after the Ila silky, and inserted la the bill-book at the tha_e, sr featly ifterwarde. Mb Mew said that the great advantage of taking a lag adieuesarat in • sue was that it gave thermals's' the pence et iavemigatkag it, and the haatrupi the *Ey seas oppeetenity et disponi* - that sight net es his Inseactione. Here. lIINIk had. Ithel l g:. thus Wks just Rasta ten emu Had tholeseseedes with Owes Wei Ade sad hell the lankeple kept regular there end been no Miliedly whatever is sums it Bat ale entry mew at the baba all PIS% sad the led Mae haithilately above Sad len drawn stralske woe the gem Wiest a ,par is lie middle, is was the use with ether maim for tae lag of the math; it led been afterwards putty madeta end the date keened. This was Well a gee rreleaseeleace, mother was that the ekri r r i ti_one i l u ll odd la the mid st et a amber kr akw or pounds. The entry had not tee eireneenass about to show its geseinesen Following ft late author bosh, be h o d it ts the ewe esepleou poetics, at the bottom et a pers. Loekkg is the bill bock, he hued the amp of the MR etre& oat la the nest satirenthaary ea, ; Use nee use the raw wish the ledger any el these mere@ no expkaatios • was given. SO mg, re markable wee • the fact that aztrenely little = hid keen Nude, whoa they &severed they bailees ee‘ wasp by Omen. • Alf these eireneetaasse Am nia the Stahel Meth. It was Ids dagirselea that wee a ftereiniat use • Has bankrupts kers& kap mid mem ads hagemeas, let then de se. leta • liffr Idouisle filikter e ist th * frackilta. wee one la' di s Veka • aid ihada bel se4 oohs 1 is es mops • gab irreplar, piked aft leak' • lasemelka mid line take pion. Te peon ft it wall he lielemyes suppose as neat essalluseg= of kind. The unklaithathele bad Wee rE =7:llol4Licar . b. • corn, which fully maintained its 'Woe. The present gaotatlan : Wheat, British, Nortkuniteriand, new, white, 440. to M..; red, 3411. to 415.; Norfolk and Suffolk old, white, 475. to 490. ; red, 445. to 465.; new, white, 4ia. to Ma. ; red, 411. to 45e. ; I.lnooln. shire, old, white, 445. to 47..; Tea, 425. to 44.. ; new, white, 420. to 4...; red, 4.. to Me. bootch sad (antler, white, 461. 44 * ; red, 395. to 42e. Rye, Norfolk end BulTalk, 22a to 21.. Bailee, Norfolk end Suffolk, Ibs. to 27..; chevalier, 27.. to 29..; Nortnorn berland and Scotch, 201. to 22e. ; chevalier, 225. to 24e. • grinding and distilling, Ma. to Ms. Mad, 465. to Ms. ; chevalier, 501. to 525. Oats, Noribumberlend and Scotch potato, old, 20s. to 211.; common and Angus, 171. to 20s. ; new, 14s. to 161. Pees, white, boilers, south nal, 265. to 28e.; grey and maple, 28e. to 30a. Beans, old, 301. to 325. ; new, 245. to Vis. Moue, One Stockton and Northumberland, 32.. to 935.; Norfolk whites, 325. to 34.. ; households, 30e. to 361. m opeds, 27a. to 305.; homeholds, 24a. to 211.; thirds, 221. to 275.; house- holds, 20s. to 26e. pi r sack. Foreign: Wheat, Dentate ad Konigsberg, white, 40. to 309.; red, 495. to 441.; white, 44.. to 465.; red, 421. to 42e. ; Mecklenburg and Po- MOIIIIII4O, white 465. to 495.; red, 41s. to 46e. Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 42a. to Ma.; red, 40s. to 44.. ; Keil and Holstein, white, 39e. to 41e. ; red, 3811. to 42e. ; Peterebit , g and Archangel, red, 345. to 364.; Odosse, red, 36a. to 405.; ditto Polish, red, CM to 425. Rye, Pomeranian and Premien, 201. to 24e. Barley, Seal, 24a. to 281.; Pomeranian and MAW* 19.. to 225. Oats, Dutch brew, 17s. ta Ws.; Pomeranian teen, lbs. to 175.; Holstein and Daniell, 13a. to 13..; Archangel and IM. to 16s. Pea., white, 68a. to Ms. beam, Friesland, Me. to ni..; Alasambian, 32... to 245. The wriest/it'd. week are : Wheat, emetedge, lb ; foreign, 47. Barley, lore, 2,230. Malt, COG.tWi 22. Osu, cesetwise, 1,817; foreign, 200. Pees, foreign, 203. Brans, sort 62. Flour, 683 weeks. 1m into Newcatle for the years ending in December, 1849, and 1849. 1646. Wheat. Flour. Rye. Barley. Malt Oats. Pees. Beans. Coastwise 71,553 101,511 1,140 27,826 6,184 42,976 319 907 Fureign ... 101,416 -- 19,019 37,633 - 31,131 11,454 3,6.^P 184 Oonstwise 66,682 114,189 291 110,405 3,541 44,243 380 942 Foreign ... 119,070 - 8,934 46,357 - 10,023 10,179 1,671 NIWPOZT (1111.11 OF WIOHT), Jan. 5.-Wbest sold to day at Is. to la. per qr. over but week's prism. Barley a dull sale, at blued, kat week's prices.. „Oats, Beans, and Peso without alter.. Noawicm, Jan. s.—The weather: in the put wee k h as been changeab le, and most of the snow has thawed away, and upon the whole it has been much better for the condition and delivery of earn. We had en abundant supply of Wheat at our market to-day, and prices receded In andiequener fully 2a. per qr., and at the &mot the market the damp and Inferior eamplee were entirely unsaleable, white CI, e white Wheat, b3lbs. k. 64tH., were Willi off at very little under last week's currency. Flour trade dell, at 2a. per sack reduc tion, end only choice marks were sold even at the reduction. The Barley trade, which has been looking up for two weeks has again became quite stagnant, and lAA quotations were not made. Beans were a good sale, at similar prices to laat week, but not much changed hands. Per were a slow sale, and the offer was small, and ar,oes remain the same. Oats were in moderate retail denisad, and late prices were with difficulty maintained. Wheat, white, Ore, to 505.; red, 3m. to Shaper qr. Barley, matting, 275. to 28a. ; grinding, 22a. to 255. Beane, 26e. to 325. Feu, 118 e. to 21a. Oste, English, 20s. to 225. ; foreign, lee. to 22a. Fine household Flour, f.0.b., 2as. to 28s. 6 , 1, per sack of 2‘01b., purchaser/1 finding sacks and claiming one month's credit. Helen, ls. 7d. per stone, Nom :tonsil, Jan. 6.—There wan a fair show of both Wheat an I Barley brought to hand at this day's market, but the ad vanced prices demanded by growers prevents much business being dune. The best samples ot Wheat ordy, for immediate me, are taken at fully the terms of tact Saturday. Fine rualthig Barley cannot be called but inferior aorta are heavy. Of Oleg we have a lull cheaper, quantity showing; the sale is slow. beans may be bad a trills lower. PETERBOROUGH, Jan. 6. Having a large quantity of Wheat offering here to-day, the trade need dull, and all deftliptiollll may be called Is per qr. lower; 631bn. red Wheat, 40s. to Its. per qr. Barley unaltered In value, and prioes rule from 20e. to 245. per qr. (late and Beene an last week. PETWOILTH, Jan. b.—The Wheat trade wee needy at oar market to-day, with a slight advance on preCoes rates. A moderate trade doing In other grwl. Present prices: White Wheat, lel. to per load; red, W. lOs. to tot. Barley, malting, 26e. to 2be. per qr.; raiding, 24n to 26a. Oats, It 4. to its. ?co, s lo. to 3.18. Beata, Sla. to 32a. PlinfirON, Jan. 6.-The "applies fresh up are insignificant. There has been a steady, but act active demand for each article of tho corn trade throughout the week, with a tendency to higher prices. At our Corn Exchange thin morning the English Wheat on chow was cleated at an amendment of 6d. per windle. Irish, in partial instances, commanded Id. pet basket more money. Foreign unaltered. Flour 66L per pack higher. Oats, continuing in moderate retail mimed, fully maintained and in some came rather exceeded, our last currency. Farmers' Oatmeal in brisk demand, at an edvenoeo Gd. to Is. per load. Irleh was likewise tato n rather mote freely, and good general quali ties improved in value 3d. per 2401 b. Bran ed. per pack dearer. All other &Bele' sold on rather &stmt. terns. The following are prices:- Wheat, English, per windle of 220116., Lancashire, white, lbs. Gd. to 235. ed. ; red, Its. Gd. to 110. lid.; [nab, per Musket of 7elbs., white, le. 100. to 6e. id.; red. superior qvalitien, as. bid. to ae. Old. ; middling to good. 3.. 36.1. to 3a. ad. Foreign, per bushel of 7016 a, American and Canadian, white, 7e. Uel.; . red, 6s. 6d. to Ge . bd. Dastsic and Konigsberg, high mixed, ,s. 3d.; mixed, 75.; Rostock, Anclarn, and Stettin, red, Ga. 10 d . to os. lid.; Hamburg and Lower Baltic, red, 6s. 7d. to 6e. lid. ; Rotterdam and the Rhine, red, 66. Gel. to de. Sel. • French, red, 3e. 94d. to G.. Flour, per pack of 260th. ., English, tine to superfine, 26e. 6d. to 33.. td.; swing, 22a. ad. to 295. 6d.; Irish. per meek of 26010 a., fine to superfine, 31s. bd. to 33e. Gd.; extra:superfine, $4.. GiL to 366. GI.; Ametican, per barrel of 1961 t.., 245. 6d. to 235.; Canadian, 24e. Od. Beane, per windle 2201 M., English and Irish, lb. Od. to 13a. 6d. Peas, per 24016 i., white boilers, 14a. to lbe. ; Irish per 261/M., maple and grey, 14a. to 14..64. Oats, per bushel of 43Iba, Irish prime waling qualities, 2s. ed. to 2s. 7d.; common, old, 2s. 461. to 2s. 3d.; provender. 2a. 7d. to 3e. Oatmeal, per load of itielbs., English, 246. GL to tia 6.1.; Irish, choice samples, 23a.; good general qualities, 225. 361. to 225. Gd. • middling to good, 219. Cal. to 225. (kl. ; old. 21.. to Us. 6d. Indian born, pet qr. of 44 0 105., 23.. to 21te. dins corn Meal, per pack of 2401ba., white, Enghsk manufacture, lls. Gd. ; yellow, 16e. lid. to 17s. Bun, per pack of 42010.., English and Irish, Ins. to 10s. 6d. R.F.ADIKG, Jan. 6.-We had at this day's market an in creased supply of Wheat, but the prima of last day were with diEt. city supported. La Spring Corn we have no alteration to report. EAPIIION WALDEN, Jan. 6 -Wheat, 40s. to das. per qr. Barley, for malting, railier cheaper, from 28.. to 30s. ; grinding, 23.. to 2Ge. Beans cheaper, from 255. to 2be. Peas, 266. to 295. at, front 176. to 199. BHAFTReHURY, Jan. 6. —Oar market today was well at tended. There wee rather more Inquiry Mr fine !maples of Wheat, at last week'. prices, but no advance could be entabliohed. Barley was In largesupply, for which the sales was plow, and the turn of prices wail In favour of the purchaper, Malt and Flour underwent no change. 0 - At., Bobs, and Pea., were firm in price, but not inquired atter. Wheat, als. to 434. Burley , 235. to Yes. Oats, 15p. to 21s. tjeane, am. to .14.. Pea, 295. to tea. Malt, 32a. to Sta. per qr. Flour, 27e. to 214. per pack. Sunawesuity. Jan. b.— Our market here to .day was supplied with Wheat, Barley, and Oats, which mot with a rood de mand. II hi at Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer than Last week. Barley and (kits at fun prices, and mostly sold. WARMINeTIa, Jan. 5.-There was • very large supply of Wheat, and the market was well attended by the trade, w hemmed diaposed to ouy, and sales were firm, at the extreme qtr. tattoos of last Saturday. A considerable amount or businell was doing in Malt. Ing Barley, chkay at last week's terns; but grindi ng samp l es were a dell sa le, and Is. chi apex. Otte were held at former prices, and Deans were Is. to 2s. cheaper. Peas and other artkies were without change in value. Wheat, 34a. to Its, Barley, Chevalier, ads. to 31a.; grinding, 225. to 275, MIN les. to 225. Beane, Us. to 40a. Pea 31a. to fus. Malt, to sr• per qr. Flour, 2Ss. to 295. per saclt Jan. 5.-We had a tolerable supply of Wheat; the attendance of buyers was large, consequently choice samples of Wheat were in full request, the value of which was firmly supported. Marley was plentiful; notwithstanding the best samples were in goad demand at late terms, but other descriptiona were at a discount, and a Jell sale. Oats were also a better vale. Malt main. tame ita former rates. Other articles were unchanged in value, and but little doing. Itie following are the prices: Wheat, fit. to 11. per lead. Barley, 22e. to 2:s. Oats. black, 15s. to Iss.; white, 119 s. to 22.. Bouts, Egyptian, 265.; English, 3us. to Sea Peas, 27., to Ms. Malt, Ms. to ids. per qr. AW. isagon, Jan. 5.-With • large supply of Wheat to-day and the condition rather worse, the trade ruled dull for all but the best driest samples. More tkata were show n, and rices ra •her to favour ot the buyer. Beans as before. Wheat, white p , 41s. to 43e.; extra, eds.:rter qr.; red, 336. to 40a.; extra, 42s..per qr. Oats, 71d, to 81d, per stone. Items, new, 21s. to 261. per qr WORCE•TIit, Jac. 5.-Our market to-day wai well sup plied with Wheat, and the trade was by uo means brisk at an im provement of la. per qr. Barley barely maintained its value. Oats were taken In retail, at firm prices • and fine uric,, are become scarce. Beans aid Peas nominally unaltered. Yon.., Jan. 5.-We have a good attendance of farmers at this day's market. Fine Wheats have maintained last week's privro; middling qualities a title lower. In Barley, Oats, and Beans, no alteration. Wheat, white, 435. to 465. per Impend yr. • red, des. to 425. Barley, malting, Ida. to 2tiv.; grinding, 20.. to 224 Malt, 54. to 565. Oats, lad. to bad. pet stone of albs. Moor, 33a, pm sack of 280Iba. lltaumr, Jan. 4.—We /save had an improved feeling on this day's market, and we mast note an improvement of fal. ca re lected simples of Wheat, and 3d. per barrel on feeding Oats. Oat meal was also Se. per qr. higher, and Indian Corn met more inquiry, and is a more reedy sale. For Flour th ere was a good demand , at previous rates. White wheel.. 20s. to 255. 6d. • red ditto, lee. to 225. per 280Ite. Oats, tle. 10s. lid. pet Childs. ; Ils. Od. to 15e. per 22410 e. Bare. Ba. 6d. to 10s, Indian Corn, 27e. to 31s. per 480 lb.. Oatmeal, 10e. to 116.8 d. Flour, seconds, 12s. fal. to 13e. 6d. per cwt. BBLFAST. Jan. 3.—The weather, arose Tuesday, has been mild, and the frost limo gone away very gradually. We have no altendlon to note in our market tine week. The impeller have been moderate of alldescriptions of produce, and there has been a ready (trussed en the part of buyers. No change in the value of Indian Corn, and the transactions In this article continue on a limited scale. The English markets have metuncd a firmer appearance, and the general feeling of the trade teems in favour of an improvement in priors. Lim Bator, Jan. 5 —The weather for the week has been • eir variable, frosty, rainy, and to-day a hill of mow. Seam Wheat has Area sown, bat not to any ratan. 'rho supplies of wake trots the Wawa are be abiderige, uit prim. remain Ma. At this day'. market the quantity of Wheat oersted was small, and but few really I prune parcels; the value has been improving, and our pekes quoted may be reckoned arm. Oats aad Barley meet ready buyers at our quotations. The Indian (Nara trade Is rather better In peke, but no sales to any extent have taken place. Wheat, red, Ili. to 12Id. ; white, 1201. to 114. Oats, 7d. toed. Barley , 7d. to M. per stone. Galata lull= Cara, 71. ; 61. 17e. 64.; Spanish, 6f. 13A ; Patchiest. 61. 1311.; Ameticam yellow, 61. ISa. ; Indian Meal, U. Ss. Ryemeal, 61. IN.; Oatmeal, 91. 101. per ton. Irish Flour, lb. per bee; American, 21s. per barrel. WAYZILPORD, Jan. 6.—Our market this wash has hem scantily "implied with all kinds of grain • bolder" bare ernoed much finenees, and neeeraitous buyem Yam been obliged to pay mine ad vance on all their purchase.. This smiled the show of eaaples nal the most limited we bare aeon lot the MOOR, and raw Wheat advanced fully ed. per barrel as both mill and shipping parcels. In Batley there be no change to me. There was en i cure inquiry for Oats, end Inferior eamples advanced id., arid choice qualities evoi id. to ed. per WM. The trade in Indian Corn canner, healthy, and miter bare advanced id. to ed. per barrel ni all quanta?* Rime this day eennight. Flour commando a better rale. then of late, at in in. tof pet leek. The following are the quotations radriti c !Wheat, 'MU, pet SM. 210.9 d. to 2/a. dd. ; shipping, 2es. oil. to Sea. ed. Barley, mattes, per 16 Mom, I le. to Ile. rd.; grinding, Red. to lea. Oen, white, per 11 atone, %Ad. to ea. 611.; thick, MAI. ' to ea. OIL Dried end keno : Wheat, Irish 0111, pee 30 none, tin 61.40 21a. Od.• lie. 64. to 22e. 6d. ; Polish Odom , lb. ed. to 246.• t lea ed. to 24.0 d. Barley, grinding, per Kle. ed. to lea. ad. Oils, white, per 14 atom, 9a. ed. to I tlrli a l.l . bleak, into ICa. id. Flour, superfine. per sack, 30► ed. t 3 Ile. 64.; se= Ma ed. to tha ed.; thuds, els. to tic; fourth!. 17s. to lee. le ft, Danube, 17a. ed. to Med. ; Ameri can, yelbawandtedZro Itsald. • Feenekl7L3d.to Med.; white, 17g, gs 176. N.; gantagsd, Oar sattla , 'll* to 14e. ladle& Corn I fr al, pee awt., 7s. ild. to IM. ed. Oatmeal. fa. le 10e. Brae, par 6 stone, b. lid. to 3s. Od. Impart, this wank : Wheat, 30 qrsi.• Indian tbra, MO. Kapott': Oa* ANS barrels; Mar, 2,3.10 seek"; Omuta, We carts. KIMILCItL 'DT Jan. 6.—We Old dry weather with slight Oa* &wt ise the early part el arefts latterly, rain with a 111th. • To-day it testa baellastotrost. Al oar weary Illirkeb this weak we had lama samMts et What and thane betas 111 goad ba:t Balt daL y on Output both e(larthants and 2s. prem.. advance Wawa. , was in Ode . and sold at tact week's rates. Osta of ens g oar ;and nee brought aNI ad per qr, &dean*, se wa tr y overy Nem ki nds on ofitylag. Hem today, we amodsrato supplies M all of data; Wirt toil vary readily, al.*. ads tr. alma..__.... ___° ll 114 = rates ; Bed* sod Osto aims segd ma*. a t b i t wades W. Si& tO , per beg 42a. per laarttlla. to 224. Oats, lit. to li. Id. am awl BREALI.—JAN. 15.—Tne prier' of whystim tome, ;. the metropolis are (rum GA. to ;•I household ditto, 54, tr , per Its. met. POULTRY, atr.—NEWCIATa AND LlADlrrilatt., J av S.—Turkey.,; geese, Se. to Its. 6d.; ducks Is. bk . . 0d,. ; Lune rabbit., Is to I. Md. ; ditto, 64. t. d. to tkl.; plas, 5.. to fit each Sarni fowl., 76 ditto, chickens, 3e. to 7.. ; b.o.rud, or lowle‘ NI. i s 6 6 ,, • cow* ; teeth batter, le. to Is. 2d , per lb.; Fall.* ~r. toles.; Freud dm, 10s. to Ile . ; IrWt do., am. &I. to irk ,; Pliewant., 2P. ad. to Is.; partridges, IP. kl. V't Is. 9.1.; , • la.; woodcock., 2s. to ea.; grim. Is. 9d. to 2P. • rt.; ir.,rPt.car: 6€l. to 2a; snipes, 9d. to Is. ; teal, orl. 4t 10d.; wild ducts, I. to 2a. Od.; widlreuas, Is. 3d. to 25.; end plovers, W. to 14. we b . PI3}I.—BILLINGsGATE, his. 4 B.lmon, 1 6 t, per lb.; turbot., 4s. to lee.; kW.. 2".0,1. to 3 ".. cod Icd6 ; whitings, 4d. to 10d. ; lobsters, I fit to Is. . ; crabs, PI. to 1 , j 9d cock ; sates, Id. to 3e. IkL per pair; eels, 4d. tole. is.r , haddocks, 9d. to Is.; social tutus, d. MI. 4d . to 2 s , 6 s , pop gallon bkllllllo, 1.. 3d. to Is. per doi.n, abate, sd. to 10d.; sod prawns, 2s. 3d. to 2.. 9d. pi ; oyster., lON to 135.; Scotch pearls, 16s. to 295., and tam c r . I to 6 4 15. per bushel; R ounders, ed. to Is. ; and ouribs 1.. t o per doges. SHIPPING IN TELLIG EN CR. (Promo ar ghe• shipimpe .sametle.• asil• 1.1441.1 CAfiUALT I ES. • • To. •Tobling, of Sunderland, from Alexandria to C , k in rounding the N. p dnt of th. grarktetne grounds, du,,,., a heavy squall 10 t Deo., sten. k Si vend times very hca‘i y upon the reef, but canto off in a oh.,rt time, makag kg ,,„ w.ter, and was twisted into port to he rhavo.rort.d Malt., Dec. 27 Lady Lutford, from C.llao, with guano, is on eh , re seven or eight min to the are•ter.rd of thin p,n ; It report. dto have g , ton daring a tog. This m mos very thick.—D,ufoone, Jan. 4. Lady Bale, from Liverponl for Madras, wee wrecked Nov. I;, on the e ale of Ca ingapa•am • ere. saved; cargo exp•c ; to be saved.—M.dr,o., N , .e. 26. May Queen, Oaecoigne, of N .r.h Shield., from Odom & Queenstown, put in here 22,,d init., leaky, and with . of some stanchions and part of her Dec. 27 V.ctorta, Pearson, from Odessa f..r Q st .wa, pat if. I.sth inst., with cargo shifted, I..ss of wine macho:we part otbolwarks.—Malts, Usc. 27. AA111•1111. I M t l 1..$ Hannan , 1 Holland I f Llslimi Jan Pacific India oil S”utkanapton India yin Manaiiiae , 1 Boston at.: Halifax Jan Slexico and Havannal , West laths . ARRI V ED. ARV -at Deal, January 4, from ATALANTA-at Falmouth. January 3, from ANN AND IaAIDILLA-at 7iaIVDD4 .41.112117 4, from ... Deal, January 5, Loa, ANaLLINA-at Gravesend, January 1, from ANN-at Gravesend, January 4, from Ass-at Gravesend, January 3, from Aleuts-at Graveehd, January 5, from Auca-at Liverpool, January 5, from Author-at Liverpool, January 5, from Baun-at Liverpool, January BATES MONARCH -at Liverpool, January 5, from... flava-Y-Moa-at Gravesend, January 3, from Barosrom Saa-at Plymouth, January 4, from listun-at Plymouth, January 4, nom Coscuan -at Falmouth, Janu try 3, from CLAILINDA-MOVIDIVIId, January 4, from. CemillKLArata-at Gravesend, :Jana iry 6, from Daar-at Gravesend, January loom Dcsorraa Came-at Gravesend. January 5, from DAVID FAIR-at Falmouth, January 3, from Dora-at Deal, January 5, from EIJZAILSTS-at Falmouth, January 4, Ram ..... ...... ... ELM. HASTINUS-at Liverpool. January 3, from FLOW. -at Gravesend, January 4, from Fusco-at Gravesend, January 1, from .. Faanyne Detrowr-at Gravesen4 January 3, from. Fauns Itunar--at Gravesend, January 6, from YOlaTIACI:11-at Falmouth, Jan..ary 4, trom ....... FLORA (barque)-at Deal. January 5 Gu - ast-at Falmouth, January 4, from Ilroo-al Liverpool, JaNuary 5, from Juno Glamor-ollPenzance, January 3, from Jas Whams-at Hull, January 3, from JOIN Bassin-at Deal, January 5 from JANE AND IVIAN-O ff Trietunouth, January 4, from '"*. JANI ORRIN-at Gravesend, January 6, from Lau-at Gravesend, January 3, from LILT-at Bristol, January 6, from Maaoaaar-at Bristol, January 5, from MARIIDIA-at Falmouth, January 3, from .......... MILItT ELLIN-at Falmouth, January 4, !roan .. . 31.1 U.. Unita -at Queenstown, January 1, from ...• .N..w Enema -at Deal, January 5, from ......... Paisitora-at Liverpool, January 5, from ammo tirs-at Hull, Jan. 4, from. Swirr-qt Hull , January 3, from Sr. Prawn-off the Foreland. January 4, from L SAILAII -at Liverpool, January 5, from Suer-at Liverpool, January 5, from T -at Liverpool, Januarys. from. .. Tuanunsu -at Gravesend, January 3, from Tama-at Plymouth, January 4, from W. hirreura-at Hull, January .1, from BAILED. Aamn—from Orave.end, January 3, to Doam—lron Grarenend, January 3, to DALNPAIM—from Gravenend, ‘January 6, to Iltnnontas—from Gratenrod, January 5, to LONDON—from Cintenend, January 5, to MART—frma Grarmencl, January 4, •TO MAIUT. Want—from Gratenend, January 6, to Nawroar—from Gravenend, Lusuary 5, to Norton—from Gratcsend, January 6, to Paooraao—froto Gratmetul, January 6, to Quarm—from Gratmend, January 5, to RICHARD Comma—from Ilattlepool, January 4, Tay-Tau:—frem rill January 4, to VARVINA—from Gratra . eml, January 6, to Warn—from firatmend, January 6, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. BOUTZA. emigrant emir', Nor. 1:0, 1.0.15.30 S., Ira. Port Adelaine. CAatLvw (butgue), Dec. 1, lat. 8.35 N., Ira. 25.10. EARL or Ci. nun, from Calcutta, lat 19.10 N., lon. 8 E. EMPRI6B4 (brig), of Scilly, Nov. 27, la. 1.43 N., lon. 25. Day. Nn.,, from Calcutta for London, Oct. IS, lat. 8 N. PlitZBN, from Newport for London. Dec. 21, lat. 41, kir. SIX It.a►ar SALL. (row China for England, Sept. 16, - .a 43 dAys out. 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Payne, key ,of I-Medea-inn, of a r. PEGGI.--Yan. 1, at Brighton, MN. R. I'egg, of a d.tugh:,r. SHOVELLER.—Jan. .1, at Harerstoek.terrace, [Wordier, of a daughter. STIthiTELL.—Jau. 1, at Taplow Rectory, the wife of the 1:. Strettell, of a datwltter. NORES.—Jan. 3, at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, the w:fe of Pr. of a daughter. WACKERBARTII.—Jan. 3, at Upper Woburn-place, Nit , . ‘' berth, of .1 daughter. MARRIAGES. BAHLOW-11AWORT11.—Jan, 2, at Ashtea-upoe.H.o,y. Hey. 0. Sergeant, Canon of Manchester, H. A. ftarloe. awed the late Wee. W. Barlow, Can of Chester, to k aatly daughter of the late 11. Haworth, gag, BEVAN —VASHLEY.—Jeto. 4, at Lowiebewt Chw,o, Mr. °Alm, George Bevan, Esq., of Ettenttord, to tisr. • daughter of Edward lbahley, Esq., of Llydwmate, 131.sekbe-d lIEWISON-1101tAN.—Jun. I, at kited/man Church, Her. J. Ilewsou, N.A., Rector of Kdatore, Ert ts. to NI a, Koran, eldest daughter of the Very Be.. the rro% duagb. COWBGE-tiTILEL—Jan. I, at Ittitlekirk. Cutaba:ar.l, ) W. llVlLioorge, to Bomb kaftan, ebk,,t Lieut.-CoL J. Steel, C. 8., of the 11.mga1 Mazy. rARTILIDOE—AIataS.V.--Jaa. 11, at st. James's, Cokte.tet. I tzalge, Na 4. ot'bridge Mal, to Helm, youogest J Bri . Ma, lag., of Lost-hill, Colthester, late of Bo ghtlam tapea. SELiIII- 1 31AKOLITA. —Us. 3, at Granberough. WIT` the Rev. E. Selwyn, Rester of Ileenngtord Anton% shire, to Mousy, daughter of the late T. Margette, mingtord Grey, In the same county. SITELL—EDWARDR—Jan. 3, at Lympaten (hnreh, 8. T. nisch, to Mae thstbeth Ann k.dwaric, grandam). the late V. COlent.uk, tat., it.h. DEATHS. ISOWS.--.lan. 1, at Upper Warwick-street, Tottellt.p.aL. Ann, wife u( T. Brown, Itsta., landing surveyor ut 11.31:e Cos: LinsepooL 111.1D11L—Dee. t 5, at Venice, Angelus, the be'oved wife Mild* Ell, and rettaftet daughter of the late J. ttaelt7 6 . I • formerly Vi eabley, Ilerelordebtre, deeply lamented. NISVILL—Jan. 4, the talent daughter of ViteOunt Nest 1. Torres..--Jan. 3, et Seat Dottrel], J. Potter, EN., Need 79. S, at the Maher Rowe, Sheppertott, 11artstrt• J. taw% Esq. 311.114ta.—Jaa. 2. It. Seaway, Yea. of Chelittafeol. s'antY.—jsz. 2, at LocideLtot ta ll , sll, Lefooatershire. Sorb' , bath; latent &tighter of .1. , 1214. SYLVat'nflle-Jaa. 1, ftletaerd ittreas, ehild of 0. 31. ' MON Of Taw *Wait, WALU. NW - - Jaa• 4, et ilagiap, the J. 14 Tillar4. AA mu hear Canterbury, sail fistuerly hector of Watut.l..... , aged 61. WILITE.—Jan. 1, at the Quatit's Houma Lendhund, New Wbl4o, Est, mid 70. Ithategoig of the pehtheed Wthsaewithe it.uak dNo. e. City Loe= i ts : or at the °elm. I=lla as Rafts ol 111 —kaittees. Jeeteat l'• i