The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-19 00:00:00

!fr - :)1 ( ' lath iinteltigence. EQUITY OUUKTS.—Yzernatuy &rm. vios.c.....une Emory Baum AITOKWITAIMIZIAL • OITLT NOSTIMIX RAILWAY .--flaw Taut.. Mr. Jesse Posher. Mr O'Malley, Mr. Meceitsr, and Kr. Werllsdes armed kw a sow trial Is ea erten direeted ZLl: siss iesert le try the right of the relaters to a landing ea the nest Oass, at (Mord D'Arey, with which the to were by ths illarneatiew awful with islawfally 'euchring. it wss swiss. that she reel quad= bad wee bees tried, nor could be added swim MOIR Nil wherMMd to the kery. Mr. Wires sad Mr. Dineen, fat the eswpwr. were set oiled epee. The Vise-Chancellor directed the meths Is shad aver 11l ' a d / east had bee s obtained at law, or • ride ter a sew WU', which bed beet obtained at law, eluald he seeds absolute. Jemmies v. Joirrsow--Tureirr sow Lies INTITLID TO Boxy. ox POLICY. Mr. Malin. and Mr. Kerslake eupported the petition of a tenant for life elidulag under die iweei to be entitled to Donner awned doe upon *ldes whirl fused put of a leatater's estate. Mr. Cheadle's« for parties ..Bayed Is reseinder, eon leaded that the bemuse meet be treated as capital, rel3iog won " Breeder • Broader" (4 Vestry. SO), " Pine a. Pry" (10 ifrssy, 169), " DeMey e Wainwright" (14 1 70 •7. 4 0 31. " Witte e. Steno" (19 Very, 365), " Word e. Combs " (7 Stases, 634) " Pats,. Anderson " (15 Biness, 473), cad " Pr.etaii r. Melville" (16 Simons, 163). The Vies-Chaneellor thought UN bonus« wore biome bat that the question wet whether they were income within the messing of the Muter'a upon', u to which his Honour thought thus must be a reference hark to the Muter, The it.. stood over for the parties to endeavour to pee, to so to save the espouse of • referent*. Oman V,croCaairesaina Rowe lii UM ILAITZZ OF Inn WINDINO cr Act% MID rif Till MATT= or 1111 BOITOII. Nawaan, AM) 811IF7IBLD lirTherAT Acr, lta roan Wawa's. The ViooChanoellor made an order open this petition, sdadas It to the Meow to inquire u to the second, or odoodisiee7 of the disnoindon end windieg op, or of the at the sp+a7• COURT OF QUEEN'S BRNCILYIST3RDAT• !truss rn Dents.—Berees Lau GUIFIt, Yen. Junta Cana atone; Ith. Perim Wesneue, ass Ma. Mr= hut. Ix an Tam SONDRILLILIND Dora C It this can • rail old bad obthined by Mr. Marith, mow Mr. Banos Mamas, widget r a ile epos the Sambre bad Dort Conway to show sense why an award is a nth tar of arbitratios beluga the seinpany arid Messrs. Craven Auld so' be set aside. The feets7ef the to were thew— It appeared that by as spumes% burin date the Rib ef July, 1841, Medan. Craves had agreed to make a new dila for the othpany, whisk dock was to coot IMAM By the last clause of the agreement, width lind been entered into between the parties, it wee giaalstedfiat Many dispute is difference should arise, it should leis/led by the eeptinier of the D ick Company, wboes draidea to NI Goal. The manner is which the deck was la be pad for was this:—The engineer woe to unity the gaudy of work done, from tints to time, sad if work to tee amwat of 3,000/., had been completed, then the sum of 2,7001. should be paid en account of it, tied thu 10 per cent. was allowed to remain is the hands of the company. Linder the ousement before refereed to, Messrs. Craven pro ceeded to rescue the work in question at Swederland; but. ultimately, in the year 1849, they received notice from the company that they would sot be requited to pre load with the works any further. This notice the company had power to sin b 7 a proviso in the agreement entered tab between the part!... A supplemental egrtedient, however, was entered into, by which the original agreement was mo Timed, and the scathe to determine the contract done away with. The date of the supplemental agreement was the 27th September, 1849 Miners. Craven then proceeded to cou piste the work. The upplemestal agreement provided that a reference was to be made in respect of Mmes. Craven's claim upon the misplay, cop to the 27th Septembee, 1849. The reference was to be made to the seedier of the gosspury, who was to deliver his award within six weeks. If the rastraseats. Ileum. Craves, were sot satiated williginech award, then they were to be at liberty to weal to the beard of the directors of the company, sod if the eantrathen were sot content to abide by their decision, then they were to appeal to Wm. Ortle, Eel., the Mayor of Suaderlaad ; ce Is can his oesiothnee could sot he obtained, then to a We. Jeha Butt. The determinatios of either of these two pullouts was to be anal. After the work was finished, the uutritetors sent in their claim, which upon being submitted to the athiqation of Mr. Murray, the cow pay's 'noisier, he awarded se being due to them the sun of 4,4221., is estiafaction of all demands, and deducted the sera of 14,7681. for certain breathes of contract, which had bees committed by Messrs. Craven. There ware twelve ob. jectioss which had been taken to this award by the con tractors. The find six were, that the arbitrator bad exceeded his authority in ellowion certain cross claims which the com pany had set op; the seventh objection was, that the arbi. teeter had allowed the demand of the contractors for work dose after the 27th of September, when the supplemental deed was made; another ohjaction was, that the award was made under the original articles of agreement, whereas there was no submission under Ste original articles. Mr. Watson, Q C. (lir. Digby Seymour; was with him) sow appeared on behalf of the Sunderland Dock Company, to show cause against the rule, and contended that the enbmiulein was by word of month, and it had bees sifted that the arbivator should take the whole bill of Messrs. C into eonsiderboi. Those gentlemen did net send Ina bill only up to the 27th of September, 1849, but gent Is their (astir. claim for the work done from the begienieg to lb. compl etion of the dock. The learned counsel further contended that the award could not to set aside, because the agreement for the award was wholly independest of the matters actually submitted to the arbitrator. In nip. port of this proposition the leaned counsel referred to the °wino of Lord ?Alen oorougb, in the ease of " Black e. MUM" (17 Vemy. p. 419). One of the objetitionato the award warn that it was bad, as being one end indivisible. Ti is objection he (Mr. Watson) contended was not tenable, there teing ono entreat governing the whole time, and all the deigns under that contract having been sent in, and the arbitrator having determined on (iodise what sum eras due to the ustractors. Sir F. Thesiger, in support of the rule, contended that the sward was bad, as lag made under the supplemental agreement. The arbitrator bad deducted a large sum from the amount due to Mysore. C , on account of certain breaches of the contract which had been committed by them is the coons of the execution of the works for which they bad eutrested. He (Sir F. Thesiger) submitted that In so cloths the arbitrator had 'seceded his authority, and that he bad ao power to take any notice of themes claims of the corn• piny, mod there was nothing in the agreement which con rod such a power upon him. Mr. Atherton followed on *bonnie side. Lord Campbell said that he thought the rule in this to. ought to be discharged. The award passed either under the first aereement, which was sot made a rule of court, or under the second subsequent parol submission, which, o• course, was not made a nil* of court. The award amused not to be made under the second and supplemental agree ment, lid therefore he (Lord Campbell) thought that the court bad no jurisdiction. He, however, gays so °Saks as to the validity of the award, which could only be properly decided by an action beieg brought by Meters. Craven for the work which they had done. The rut of their lordship ezpoised a 'Willa opinion. Role nisi dipolar/red. THE QUINN r. MIAMIAN AND ANOTHNR INVoIinATION 101 AN ALLIOID LtIII.—DON PACIFICO'. Ciel. Th. Solicitor Otani said that he bad to apply to their lordships on tbe put of Din Pacitco for • rule to chow cause why • criminal ieformatios should not be filed ageism Mr Baldwin, as proprietor, and Mr. Chapala, the printer and publisher, of the Horsing Herald newspaper, for • libel I which appeared upon Dm Peaks la that paper ea the ISth of Much last. He (the lioliciter•Geseral) woad aphis why the prount applisatima lad at brim made before this time. Dos Puska had boa eased, to measiquace of distubanose which bed eates.d mai disoessioa at the time, to lave Athens, and tas taw as board her Majesty's ship Wettest*. Se was afterwards landed at Mahe, and whilst then be woe attached whit the cholera, kept there by anions illness, and dki met arrive in Baked until August last, to, wee he made aware of the libel sail alter be landed in England eabaequently to the Bth of August. The application was eat made eatlier is this kris by reran of his (the Bolicitcr.Oesera's) indispositioa. This matter area at of that, which was a topic of so much discussion— the inteeferesee of her Majesty's govsremeat is Grieco; sad if the 11111 Wei o mplained of had related only to matters of rafts mmaieratica, it would near have recurred to Don Failise is tumble tkle east with it. Lea Camelia—What is the date of the artiek The &Salta Oeserat—The 13th of Marsh, is this yew, my tor. The smith was as attack era the private °ha• rester end thassetie crews. of Don Paella% emi to be as arra ram a anvespondent at Anson gird:: the tune epos path. roars it weal ea te ray: Palaciallea's principle, that to Mire *IND Wier may be Man into one's owe toads, withal eases having • right to Interfere may be ',pasha Wass nations of egad yacht ; as, if ea Westin an be imposed by fora, It out as be recr Bat whoa es powerful a macs is rides ape denunding to,. a astir IS here se Oran the Irma= of kit wrap, this, warp Arid fat lie weighed la the bermes of the eldetest Anise, at the risk of hicarriag tho seas Sasser ea Or of one win k arts, without r aeon, • wean or a &fl. And to peeve be you that Lord Paleareilem, leshr Mc tea • as Mewed& the speracle of the Beilkh Sea Ideskrakti Omer id 1k of pace—before having thrown ea the Bear aation the re bility of ea intrailled akrr N piesicAad not sail eisntly stamina whether justice we. es Me tide, I eta far- nigh you with seweral yew aad sedisrle Ardis ea his two reelemeAka The Jew Peram, hire his treatda 1 .01 bathrepem at Ceareathsegie "—Zs (the Solkdtor• Omani am be dived M no rat Dee Pashto never vies at anew INS hetelecat, sad never owed ray sun a shMlea rat hop was ate is a condition a pay. "Thu row Paries, beam hie fraadieleat Nealureptey at Constaetineple, al ap hdir his esasahatip to Omer. told a Ire ie a Oa ' d ap oessaite Des Feb., ea his wee la Oa' eta to osy that be meld step there, each having re lord , sad ishea rear seed, was mask gm,. OEM Shilrillide M as, sodne hem emir with •MI hst isot Ms easel, Ise mid et Ids rein hie Dona Pedro, awn trlgris"a7 te irks, old h i lt= nit is the risktaber." He Ms am m o l ord Mete that Don Pillar sever Issol buy anig risme,td Pedr i a e new odd the !AL. end' arm low Dm kb PM *di Via IF MON% . . THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, M r Peuningtoa mood forward immediately, and said that he attended is obedienes to the Lead Mayor's saanieca, bat be solemnly declared that be know no mere shoat the pi WWI dna be knew about Adam. He was precoodbig to speak about the saneptitises MOSSO! is whisk peens* lei =so bh verde, aid red them for improper sad thaw 11 whoa = ilsett him met le my anythiag some. Mhz be seated "OM MEDIU. be we Se eagneleleeso Whatever with hu Yaw et=r. Idaai et ofi gebnowledge them. Mg. BMW o.Buddlegbenteed fa, Cratined.friere, mirk NOM assi saawalmeme mid be seasind a letter from the Bum el Oamgbell end d.., of No. I, Bliliter-etreet, cm th• Ma d OBBObly legessting to know the terms epos which be am beelasio He asowered tbe War, and received ersofiese bum Mr. Pamirs' as the angest el his capability densentog a massive eapet aim lb answered that War al., and be galled at Ihaft slim the day after In win to explain any mionedmetemlieg which might have arbor ormeheenes _lf_ the east that there Mee tee beemea autelseeatew if the items, and be Mid them ilea ha asuM ale Y Weave tendon U the Misr wen intended ea the ether Mem& Mr. Pomfret, obese he saw apes the harm-. emiemi del, be the Iseilngoad • east was the emenwass ef rz i tr. dm (5 laiegb.) The tee pelesaers Mese witaam's eseerreg-brewes, antessinently Imbed at maapiss, ad eta shad together ism alearmident pored between them as le the On, ws . tbe feud= wee waded es lir dissent. They speed ultimately that the Innis' shudi INI Made eat at the gibe he charged, 6.., awl they imbed die WitSISS to Mr. Pemaingtoa as "ridings ef their rearelleillity. The liquifies der Mr. Penalegtoe Used!, however, wan not mtbfeetory, he whitely knew aaything at all about kbee.and deems the wise was declined. The witness said spec his mem exenalaation that kb it premien WSB that Pomfret was clerk to Campbell. Alderman Gibbs then direined that Mr. Pennington should be put to the bar aloe; with Campbell mad Pomfret. The new primmer said his name was Joke Pennington, sod be stood so far apart from the other prisoners aa he Gould, and declared that he was undergoing most cruel indignity merely because some persons had got hold of and made • bus use of his cards. Edward (Dew)ng (46 B division of the Metropolitan Polito) mid—At the hater and d Marsh et the bePahg of April I received nob lehrmalblet indeligil me to web* his house in Pimlino, sad I washed him frentilase M ghee. I saw him and Campbell .peeking tegother at a puhac hoses in the Strand. Hume one doubt that they were the venom. Pennington—Thh is really a dreadful Usher. lam here charged with being acquainted with • sea I nava sow before. Mr. T. B. Death, of Bt. Marties-le-Graad, swayer and printer, said that his rerdlectios of " Campbell ad Co." having been refreehed by what be bad roes in the newipsonn. Hs calla at the Juricse-room to give the firm a lift. What he lost was a trine, but the Ow Illustrated etteraeter. Mr. Campbell gave ea order on the 24th July for cards to the amount of 12e. 6d., which were seat to his then address, at No. 34, Colemen-street. The boy who took the cards home bad received directions not to lean them without receiving the mousy, but he returned empty. Bona dimmed. Mr. Campbell galled in the intones abesage, and emerien order, which the boy received the Meisel set to part with for a moment without the agnewat, whisk alto- gether extended to 11. re., bet the boy reeemeed as before, not having had the power to resist the arguments of Messrs. Campbell and Co. (Laughter.) Alderman Gibbs —Hobrought back nothing ? Where—He brought beak sothiag but the receipt which I had drawn up for the whole mount. (Laughter.) Alderman Gibbs.—Did you apply to him yourself after wards ? Witneue.—Yee ; I went immediately afterwards, and I sow Mr. Campbell and demanded the cards. He mid the rude wen not there and that he all along expected credit. I told him that I sever gave credit to stranpre, and that I should certainly discharge the boy who bad neglected the strict olden be had received. "Oh then", said he, U TOW tors away the buy I'll take him into my employeaseh l Alderman Gibbs.—Did you no anybody else at Mr. Cempbeirs boon ? Witness—l did. I law his clerk, a stoat fellow, who mid to me, pasties to Campbell, " That's an am . settle the eaner with you." (Great livelier) 8o the Most fallow took my address, said he'd all end settle it ; hot he caw, and I gave it up as a bad job. Mr. Beekingham, brother to the former winter of that army mad also residing in Crotched Friars, said that Oiengliell called at his house, looked at some samples of arty gave the reference of " Pennington sad C 0.," and left word that, if the reference was approved, the goods re quired would be to the amount of 421. 10.. Theinquirise about Mr. Neatest= not hairy satisfactory the matter dropped. The seinen said that, upon inquiries. for Mr. Pennington, he was introduced to • very old man, who said the house of "Campbell and Co." was a highly respectable house, and, if they wanted any assistance, be would most willin4Live it himself. (Laughter.) P ton—You see them people have got hold of some of my , sad regularly placed • person to repellent me for bad purposes. Upon arm-examination, the witness said he sow both Campbell and Pomfret when the applications ware made, and considered that they both represented the Arm of Camp bell and Co. _ _ Joseph Young, bootanker, of Greystekceplami, Fetter. mid—Mr. Campbell came to en, and metered a pair of boots oa the 15th of August. I took them to his wanting. home, but nobody was then, so I brought them ham. He called neat day, tried cia the boots, said he had usfoctunately loft his money with his clerk, put down a dollar, said he would call next day sad pay the rest, sad eff he went. (Laughter.) . 1 called and milsd, and at licit he threatened to charge me with the police. . - Mr. W. H. Dickson, @opera, stated that the arm of Campbell and Co. did him out of a doorplate and a set of cards, to the amount of IL de. Campbell and Pomfret were together when the order was given, and the suggestion of the latter, that the cards should be plain, and not unbowed, was Pvt i rgtOn said it was quite monstrous to detain him upon matters of which hi knew nothing. He was well known in the City, and particularly to Mr. Forrottor. Littman Gibbs—l here been Liking Mr. Forrester who. ther he knows you, and be says he does not. Pennington—There is no charge against me. Why should I be detained ? _ _ a former ease it wee proved that you said you were not Mr. Pensions= at one time, and you were tatroduoed next day as Mr. Penalariat; and all that has ham stated about you Nab= the settle's*, is that ease. Mr. Bissell enhanced that Pomfret was inertly shirk to Campbell, and net imponsible fir say of the sits of the fine. Boots, the *Mar who apprehandad the miscasts, said there were other persons who would on a future day appear galas& thew. The primers was then renteaded. MARLBOROUGH.STRIET. EITALOIDUILT Cu, OP ALLBOID MIOTAIIII 'DIN. vmr.-11r. Jelin Goldunid, of N 0.39, bleskleabarg Rums, attended bake* Yr. BinOm, to produce evidence to show that he was sot the individual who bad assaulted a revenue dear, maid Guru Traumas, at the Blue Posta tavern, Haymarket, ea the 6th inst. It will be reoollestod that at the drat hearing of the cam, on Monday week, Trauma said, ea he was st the execution of his duty, about to emu the must notice paper on the landlord of the Blue Yeses, the defeadaat, who, with a number of other geatiomea and finales, wee standing before the bar, moeslel him with a proposal to bare POW thing to drink, which ea dealiud, ami t h ey preceded to putt hiss atm& rould . This wee the amok sad the defuse et Mr. fold d was that he wee mot the right pines • that he was net at the Blue Pea that day at all, bat th at he was at Brightea, ea essartiso that odd be sub. sandaled by hip faS s em i d his somata. The tomplaloaat hubs padelad is ea the dolemisat as the puma who had sammittol the upon him, the mu was allouraed he a wash to paean additiasal evideam. The landird of the Blue Peat wee sow asseadeed, sad swore am eddy that Mr. Gelembi was see in his hues ea the sight ia quad= bat that the eiesadt of was la :wary oaramitied by a radium Mr. Ooktomirs Deaths: ties a that the t was 4 ia Bet Mi ni at the time the wash tea . The Mimplulahltt said, motor l ending this oe, It was still aerials that Mr. Goldsmid wee the wisp assaulted him, and he ca ll ed Harriet Bask, at the Angles's Hotel, Haymarket. who sow, goaddlu* that os the night in question Yr. GatiMid Iltailh big UT about ate* o'clock at night, in eompulty VIM *ONO el the Blau Poeta. Mr. Bingham—l am of apish' that the defendant ought to provide one surety to um" any charge that may be made at the oesvions. The defendant denies he is the pen= who assaulted the complainant, sad he is entitled, therefore, to ham the opinion of a British jury on the midease he is. bring forward. Without expression any opiates is the issue, I require hint to lad ace surety to mower the sharp at the mallow. Lasareoz. My. IL—The supply i CsAll• mad Maw was wadi Wow NAM leashir. *fie immed PK ImS ljL • dodo Iris. slioup• Y. le Id.; *Alm r• Sr& QM OMSK 4,911 Illsp. Normicri, Nev. 111.— Our ssarlost @ANSA a very Iwo slow d Sods, Airdrop. sad bre Odds; Alm* laws was • Sdr mart es Mims larsolsd. as rasilows bolsi so grad, Uwe yes r INlpisouniot Or plum sod at Or doss • pad m..y re. uslool Id Mess! worth swim 7toe badly Mkt Ms. 14 so Oa; awl all . A NY. Pat limp, ir ra. par slum Is sure Pip sod tt Trek ao sllsestka walk imam ANDOVIII (HANTS) OZZAT BMW FAIL Nov. 18.— Tins two dooe fair eommeueed ea Saturday. Next to Weyitill this Is the priseipal Sheep fair he Heats. The 'ap ply of sheep sad lambs was very extensive, ward of the lota exhibiting very Sae Weeding, sad the sheep were in es. sellout condidea. There wee a ries el from lie. to 3s. in the different &uses at breeds ever the prison obtalaed at Wel bill. The Improved apposteaso of dm turnip crop caused the demand far wethess end wither lambs to be most ex tensive. The hoiden knew their posidoa, sad sturdily maintained It, making, without any abatement, 34a to fffs. each for mane, and 31s. to 26e. for wither Lambe. Dorset ewes to limb early sold freely at 38e. to 42.. earth. The best Wow Country Deem ewes, 23a. to 325. each. For the middling qittiss compmitios wee very keels, although, in some instaaess, the prier were a shade lower. INDIA AND CHINA MARKETS. BOMBAY, Oar. 18. There is no alterat►on in the matey market to remark spar. The share market remains quiet, and the following may be relied the rates of tho day. Bank of Bombay, 191 per cent. premium; Oriental Bank, 12 par seat. dismount; Commensal Beak, 11 per cant. disposat. Agra Beak, 6 per cent. discount. The Oriental Bank km just declared a die'. deed at the rata of 7 per mat per annum. Government Securities are rather dell, at for the Hiss per Cent. Open Loan 991, and for Compsay's Fours, 80. Transfer Loan may be quoted at 116 to 117, end Sion Fours 886. In Sims Fiero we hew of no traumatises. . . Business is oar Import Turkel during the past fortnight bee bees lees motive even then during the period reported on in our last, and the sales affected have been to a very small extant the season of the year, which has heretofore been y Wive daring the month of Octo- bor. This state of mitten will probably continue till the terminatios of the Dawdles holidays, which take place early next month. The sootants received from the interior of the prospeete of the barred have not been such u to eacoarage tk• native desks, to speculate. In the 'apart market considerable activity bra prevailed during the past week, and large quatitiee of cotton have been purchased for the home market. In other produce little has been dose. __ . Corrox Pact (loom—The market for pies goods has beers de la during the put fortnight than it has been for some time, and prior of yearly all deseriptiosa have fallen to a greater or less extent. Grey goods: domestic* have sold to extent of 4,400 pieces, at priors varying from re. 6 1 anal to n. 12 per piece; they are in moderate inquiry by the Arab dealen foe dyeing, but the prices offered by them are fa hum their real value. Shirting':.ales l,l6o pieces at re. 6.16 to ran. 6.6; dull, and prices lees by an anus or so a ;oleos than at data of last report. T cloth: saes 700 pieces, at re. 214 ; demand extremely doll Is lag sloths we have heard of no aloe. Madapollam Bala, 6,000 _ps, at Rs. 2: 111 to 2: 12. hap. For both these and Jaesonote a reduction in price l been submitted to, but of the latter ao soles have been reported. Dhotis. in small agues; the only eel* re ported being one of 966 p.. at Rs. 11 p p.—Bleached goods have been almost totally neglected, the only sales we base beard of beta. Jaminet 400 pe. at Ba. 6: 2 to Rs. 86, and 802 pa. Lappets at BA. If to Rs. 26. For long sloths of good quality a little demand has existed— Ito sales ; but the causer desalptions are uneaquired for. The same may be said of Madapollams and Mulls. —Dyed and Yam Goods: There has been scarcely any inquiry for Turkey red _goods, the only sale reported being one of 100 ps. twills, at Rs. 11. Of coloured prints 3,360 pr. have been sold at Bs. 2: 9to Rs. 3 : 13. A fair inquiry exists for malls, purple and blesohad, and Turkey red starched; low book muslin., dhotis, low lappets and lappet scarfs, prints of suitable patterns, and dyed orange =depot. lame. For Swiss lappets of the better qualities, harass' mulls, book muslin., and change and Zebra dames, there has beers no Inquiry. COTTON YARN —The sales mart to 30 bales mule and' the same quantity water twist, with 55 eases ball thread. I. dyed yen we have no isles to report, though orange is in some little demand. In the sales effected, a decline in prim his boss submitted to. llnsam.—Copper: Nearly all dosaiptioas have declined in value, except - South American, which retains its former pries, but is very dull.—lron: English bar has further given way, while hoop ad nail rod are deli at former pries.. Sheet has somewhat improved. No transactions have taken plus in Swedish bar on the spot, Mt • sale "to arrive" has had effect at pnvious quotations. Swedish steel coin. gaited for. Pig and sheet lead are in slight taquiry. Tin plates are steady, and spelter Orium.—About 800 chests of the drug will be taken on to China b the steamer starting for Hong Kong on the 19th. date At the of our het, the prove of opium was Pa. 1250 per chest. Lest advice. being unfavourable, the pries has fallen to R 5.1176. _ _ _ _ COCEINZAL.—Ws have not heard of any also, bat the price has somewhat improved. Stocks still continue very heavy. B•siroon.—We hese of a sale of 776 lbs. at 121 per lb. The better qualiq is in tolerably good inquiry, WOOLLINIL—The only sale reported la one of 3,312 yards flannel, at 8 Anna . per yard. Bozo —Mleopp s continues steady at 80 re. per hhd., and Is very scares. Of Baas's, about 100 hada. have been dis posed of at 76 re. per had. Selorre.—Very little doing. The only sales effected have bees l& brandy se follows 90 hogsheads at 2r. 6a. ; 180 hogsbeeds at 2r. 84. per gallon ; and 1,000 dozen 01111111 at 7r. per dozen. Masters Sunny.—No sales. Canvas end cordage, dull. Oil of linseed, spirits of turpentine, and white pant, in inquiry. EXPORTS —Corrow Woof.—The purchases amount to 6,950 bales and 2,676 trendies, chiefly for the English market, at 'considerable reduction on the former extravagantly high rates, deans having bola induced to accept of much lower prices, owing to the large supplies daily coming to market, and the lest edam from England giving a comparatively unfavourable account of the home markets Cm the staple. The exports during the present year to England and Chins have been respectively about oaseighth larger and one• fourth smaller than during 1849. Fooloan.—Tbs rase of the day are At 12e. Bd. to 21. 16e. to Liverpool; to London 21. 12s. 6d. per ton ; and to Chine n. Bto 9 per trendy. These rates have been ruling daring the pea two days, being a considerable improve. meet on those obtainable a week back, several thousands of bales of cotton having then been shipped for both London and Liverpool at 21. 101. There are now six vessel. on the berth for London sad ten for Liverpool. ExcE•oon.—The ram of the day are—six moths' sight, 154., and sixty days' eight, 24. Old., with a tendency to rise still higher, as tbe market is abundantly supplied with Ara slue paper. The transaction for the present mail have been to a limited taut. MADRAS, Ocr. 12. Excassaa.—B2ll on England, at aid maths' sight, 2a , at tkree months' sight, is. 1114.; at ow seethe sight, le. 11 id. Her Majesty's Tummy Bills, 2. Bank of Bog land Poet Bills, 21. Mauritian Government Bills, nem. Court of IXrestors' Bill on ti Ooveramaat of Nagai, 80 days' eight, aces; Caloatte, bay per oat.dissoant ; Cabana, sell. Li per cast. die. ; Bombay, bay, 1 per seat. db. ; Bombay, sell, 11 per mat. db. Oovaais MINT Saouarnaa—Five per Cent. Loan of 1826. 26, 11 to 2 per mat. dismant ; Ditto ditto 182930, 1S to 2 per cent. dement ,• Ditto die* 1841, 1 to 1 per mat. Four per cont. ditto 1832 33 17 to 18 ditto; Ditto ditto 1836.36, 17 to 18 ditto; Ditto ditto 1843, 17 to 18 ditto. Five per Cent. Transferable Book debt, no trammtion. Tanjore Bonds, 16 to 17 per cent dim Bank of Madras Shares, 9 to 10 pans. Paws or Busztow, it —Sensitive, rupees, 10.6 to 104 sea. nasaat.—Tostasse fs ewy abundant. and the cargo 1.1. g small, rates bar declined. To Liverpool ail wear, 31.25. 6d. per toa of 20 cwt. Cotton, 3s. 3d. pa Os of SO C. Pt. T. Loadoa seas, saltpetre, meas. 11. Oa to M. 6s per tad 20 cwt. Redwood, 1L 6s. to 11. llm ditto. Maiwarsomat goodc—Cotton, U. 3s is 31. fta per too ot 60 C. Ft. 'idly*, 31.10 e. ditto. To Cktna :—Cotton Madras, Rs. 4 par bale of 3001 be. CALCUTTA, Or. 7. Naos data of oar Irk bla ilepasbar, a ray sub If Warr Wboa Ilia( is prase. sal = a gl i e war_ Weft& Oho hobby% hes ward baser& asthity. Is lodise as bre se brimmed say easerroao to amiss : lb. sew amp Mims iambs fare the marks& Ore be,. bra sewarua 210111 emethoo; way bte Baled borer le repeated. aad pins arx2 01 . 211....1Atter1y a drossillia kr twos iE ss . Saltpetre kos bra takes up la re WetTiaariaso burl, bin Ise Oar time km beta cry a Tory moderate briar Ana Vero tags at bear Siam. Is raw silk tree kr bra saes Warr ; the soak at dra quality is sow sourly quite ezbaleted, end median scats see ears sser=amusing mere asteatioa. Prises an, if anything, War, owing to astir dread ..d redosed :i m am silk war bar also commended released aratica, sad sere dr purls bar lately shamed bars at Wyk lone, era up to 126 sad 130 per serge. Tire is we abalsaiwa be the faiefory he jar dirks bar, borer, bra aotaralaiia L astwitherandlea that a lair arra a basis= his beat - asso. TM ovally rate sew Me MOUS wry eregetter. I. loess& or itostard and Jiro kr sat bra is mit briar ea Or, doubler erred by the high rhea of belybaspo, floSevez keep epics. see as ere ozyeZzaba We have as t dassa as seapilas aro all air sp. o sass la de salsa el the ban market; eipentime bar bee hahsd by Iho seatilase of saypilsa Shell biarrobs sunk be Ohs err as be1ee. 4 0 1 717 ralentely heereati. ne brie e= s le lee dye ea bi pest Sir I ss hum has bra la p it Yarn, WS addles bar illasolated as bereasod booby ler dew lei Ise bra an bra at all hooey. Ti bre der rodeos taller rook activity. .11 pairs r seem ts~a era bays lie fellrby to arloo am dole dot bet eoparts pas.. at 341 male i dept eifm. WOO ps. to F ia l i seasse MON WA, at 10 per be. eadl o r; %NO pis. at 749. sad &WO yr at 9 pr. 1 a s I am haft, 110 ado, at es, 12 to 13 . abw. SOO bogs at s &7 pr bas: seed 3 mar 11. as ore re b. rd.;gray b ossopatry Swiss, SOO balm a t 04 ar 14 at 10 Tan par 11120111 Ilisime.—Madie Ikb Mad w er e sr ambled po ~.mart stab bratably. TM peeled dams our lest boo .Wa glipmseb4 117 taMillos lei we 0- Model male Mereatbass h exhibited in Manchester cotton psis. iambs 1101495 km, and arrivals are by no means heavy; theme eireemsetasem, tertlin with some putty heavy orders is the market, bet. eased value to improve, pertieularly durieg the pest few days. The holklaye have come In to in terrupt Walesa, but ben present appearances we have every s:es toned' thee the improvement we now nuke will preys progressive. Wallow and printed Roods hare equally pertlaipated In the ad vassep sad the healthiness of the twist marketoontlanes. There le heady any change la the metal market; epos the whole, perhaps, a little more dulness pre veils la these than when we lam reported. Wawa Cwrrox Kota TWIST.—The market for these yuns centimes extremely healthy, and as stocks it. Mooed end imports are on no mere than a moderate scale, holders have bees enabled to realise an advance of about 2 pie per mush. Stock is low, and may be estimated, both in first and amend hands, at about MO bales of all counta. Holders show mach Armams, and dealers us aradually *min up to their requirements. Truseations during the latter half of the past month and the first week of this have been mode rate—by no means equal to the seals reported in our lit. All isles have, however, been latterly at an advance of about 2 pie the worth. COLOUR= Taaws.—A fair amount of business is re ported under this bead, but without aoy material ahem. don in vale*. Orange has sold 7 bales at 0.12-3 per lb. ; German Bed, 28 bales, 14-6 to 1.9-6 per lb. •, Green, 9 bales, at 0-13 44 to 0•13 6 per lb.; Green, 8 bales, 0.13.41; Orange, 10 bales, 0-12-6 per lb. BRITISH Corrox Placa goons.—This market has taken • much more deeded turn than at date of our last, for the better : some pretty heavy orders are got in the , market,and locel,ioquiry has likewise bean brisk. Holders hue, however, continued to show great firmness on the strength of reduced stocks and a falling off,, which already begins to appear in the amount of imports. Had the hole days not Interfered, we had anticipated a rapid improve meat would have been observable. Transactions have, nevertheless, been on a fair scale, and, in most instances, at an advance in value. We ezpect the improvement will be progressive, and that, on the resumption of business, prices will bear some proportion to those ruling In the Idanchuter and other markets. A pretty considerable business Is shown in grey shirtings, and holders have succeeded In getting an advance of 4as. per plus. In bleached too there has also been a good busi ness done, but them do not show such a rise in value. They have Improved about 2u. per piece. Grey jaconets have maintained their position and, at extreme rates, a full busi er& is reported in them. There is more improvement in Bleached jai:outs and the tendency continues. Kadapol. lams have been in fair request, but there does not yet sp• pear any advance of value. In lighter fabrics a lair scale of business shows. Lappets continue steadily moving off at a little advance. Mull mulls show no rise 'but have changed hands to average extent at least. Idudins are without alte ration either in demand or value. _ PAINT= AND COLOURLD GOODO.—Thers has been much activity in the market far these goods lately. Engßah prints and chintzes have been taken freely at full former value. Turkey red has moved also freely away, but without any imp_rovement in vase. WOOLLINL—This market was continued with an improv ing tendency for some time. Operations have been on • fair scale, end above late averages; and in prices, too, there is en advanes. We natio, the following tranaactions for the fortnight :—Scarlet 130 pea. at 1-13 per yd. ; 86 do. at 2 6.1‘; Green 12 pa. at 2-4; Superfine 140 pm. at 2.6 0 ; do. 260 posit 2-8 to 2-10 ; Cane 210 pos., 0.11-6 • Cashmeer 332 yds. at 2-2; 800 yds. do. at 1 13; Colouredl34oydn at 1 per yard ; Flannel 100 pm. at 0.10 0 ; 2,600 yds. printed at 0-16-3; 60 pos. do. at 1 6.0 ; White 250 pea. at 040-0 to 1.1 Per 7d- Ilunors LND Boor GOODO.—An average business is that of the fortnight—prises indicate no alteration Tau MONIT Masan.-1s regard tO monetary affairs we have sot the smallest alteration to report; demand has con tinued good, and supplies have been fully adequate. Within the past day er so, owing to the approach of the Doorgah Pont eh holidays, a little ughtnem began to show, but a:Wag from no other cause than • general desire to close business for the vacation. Exogahon.—The tendency of rates of *aching* on Eng land has been progressively in favour of remitters ; we have hoard of business for despatch by the steamer now leaving at 2s. ljd. to 2s. lid. ter document bills at six months sight. Treasury Bills at 30 days' sight, according to amount, 2i. Old. to 21. Old. per Co.'s rope*. Navy Bills ►t 3 days' sight, at 2e. Old. to 2s. Old. par Co.'s nips.. Sink of Eng land Poet Bells, at sight, at ls. lied. to le 111 d per Co.'s rupee. Oriental Bank do., at 6 months' sight, at 2s. Old. per Co.'s rupee. Private drafts against shipmento at six months' sight, with documents at 2s. lid, to 2s. lid. per Co.'s rupee. Agency Bills at six months' sight, 2s. ljd. to 2.. lid. per rupee. American Bills at six months sight under credit, 2s. Odd. to 24. Old. per Co.'s rupee. Baring. and Brown Ripley's credits sixMonths' sight, 2s. lid. to 2s. 3gd. per nape*. China rates are per 100 dots. at 60 days' sight, 218 to 217 n., and Mauritius at 30 days' sight, with docantento, 61 to 62 cm _ . Fantonts.-Ther• has been some unsteadiness in the market. For some time after our last report, rates re maiaed at our quotations, but just before the arrival of the Riadostan as tonnoge for immediate purposes became scarce, rates rose considerably, particularly for jute and oilseeds. The former showing an demos of 10e. per ton. CANTON, Barr. 26. There Ina been no improvement in this market for im ports since the departure of last mail. The sales of cot ton goods have been full, at near previous rates. A large business in teas has been done for the English market par. titularly, aetwithstanding the high rate of exchange, which has advanced to 4.. 10d. to 4s. 101 d. for bills on London at 6 months' sight. Corrox.-Of Bombay 14,000 bales have been sold at 7 to 7.3 for common, 7 7 to 7.8 fur good, and 8.3 to 8.6 for fine. 01 Bengal, 1,200 bales, at 8.1 to 8.6. Of Madras 400 bales, Tinnivelly, et 8.2 to 8.6 ; and of Western, 400 b a les, at 7.3 to 7.6. Showing a alight advance on common to middling qualities. Cotton YARN has been unsteady in price during the month. The sale have been but 290 bales. It may be quoted at 26 dole. to 261 dot, for 16.26; 281 dole. to 28 dots. for 28-32 ; 271 dole. for 38.42. Sniarinoe.-Cirsys have been sold at about the prices we quoted in June, say 61 to 61 antics, 205 dole. to 2.20 doll.; 61 to 6f fatties, 2.35 dole. to 2.40 dole.; 7/ to 74 reeds, 2.60 dole. to 2.60. Sales about 60,000 pieces, nearly all low goods. White - shirtings have been taken in proportionate' quantity; &bait 20,000 pieces, lower grade), at from 2.00 doll. to 2.10 dol.. for very common, to 2.75 dole. to 2.85 dole. for 68 to 72 reeds. Atesnican Coerce GOODe.-40-yard sheeting. nomi• malty at 2.10 dole. to 2.25 dolt and no sales. Drills, 40 yard., 2.76 to 2.86 doll.; 30 ya rds, 2.10 to 2.13 dole. Sales, 30,000 pieces. 30 yards Jame, 260 to 2.70 dole. Bales, 6,000 pieces. Woou.nxs AND WoMATEDII.We have no improvemeat to note in the value of Spanish stripes. The sales hays been about 6,000 pieces at 1 dol. Oh. to 1 dol. 10o.; but these in clude about 4,000 pieces bartered against congcnts by one holder. A few pieces medium cloths have been sold at about dol. 20c. Long ells, asserted, 6 dole. 80c. to 7 dole. 200 1; sales, 3,000 pieces. Scarlet do., 7 dole. 30a. to 7 dole. 66a.; sales, 3,000 pieces. Comdata Norwich: Sales, 160 pieces at 20 dole. 211 c. Bombatintes and lutings ; No males. Marfaa.-Nail.rod iroa,2 dole. 40e. to 2 del.. 60e. for fair assortment, stock ham, with little demand. Hoop iron, 2 dole. 604. to 2 dole. 80e. American lead, 6 dole. 60c. to 6 doll. 70e. ; English, 6 dole. 40e. to 6 dole. 60e. Tin plates, 91 dole. 100. Iron wire, 7i dole. 81c. STEAM PRODUOIL - Rattans, large erriva4 ; sales, 11,000 pale., with a decline on last month's prices. We gnats Straits, 2.80 dole. to 3.30 dole.; Banjar, 3.70 dole. to 3.80 dole. Pepper: sales of • few hundred picots at 6.40 dole. to 6.60 dole. for Singapore black ; with 2,600 pals. Siam from junks, at 6.85 dole. Sales of new Betel Nut at about 2.68 dole • present nominal quotations, 2.86 dole. to 2.76 dole. San dal Wood, Malibu, 9 doll. to 101 dole. Amon Rice, 1.28 del. QUICILSILYIB. 98 dole. RAW Sti.x..-About 100 balm of readies have been sold at 630 dots., leaving 460 bales in market. Of Taysam there are 160 bales, for which 980 to 370 dole. is asked. Coontsw,.-Menican, 130 to 140 dole.; Java, 106 to ' 114 dole. _ _ . Cute The Lunn*, 17 dole. Vraxtudote.—Half-pcul boxes 60 dole. Tau.-Bince tut mail, 260 chops of angel' have been taken (leaving 165 chops) 'tie to 26 for Montag ;16 to 19 for Hollows ; 17 to 23 for Haishowe ; and 16 to 17 for Tinchunki ; The advises from London per mail of July were considered *neon/aging, but the high rate of exchange hem prevented them hole stimulating purchasers here in any great degree. About 20 chops sonohonge have been taken at 16 to 22 for IMMO° to good, and 24 to 40 for good to Eno, leaving 86 chops. Nintryong winchongs, 22 to 24; Koksw kind and Weep, 24 to 60 ; Asked, 18 to 20. Abort 20,000 passes taken of whisk 3,000 were Ankoi, leaving about 40,000 peeks:gm of these kinds in market. Pekoe, 1,600 podium at 26 to 60 ; orange do., 1,000, at 19 to 21; atented Edo., 6,000 half chests, at 16 to 36; cam boxes and 400 half chests, at 18 to 19 mentail n T . ,000 boxes, at 17 to 23. The entire crop of Congone le i ' pelted to fall short of lent season about 90 to 100 chops. Prins of black nes are steady, tempt for s ce nted, which have advanced lately about 2 tools. Canton gunpowders, say 6,000 half akeete L have beta taken at 16 to 30 teals, and 4,000 half eheete Canton young Epson, at 12 to 30 tails. Exchange on London at six =oath', at 4m. 10d. to 41. 104 d. for fiat class bills. Hoe. East India Company's misepted, 227 to 228. Bytes for ditties, 3 9.10. Caroline dollars, par cent. prem. Freights to London, Si. 6s. to 31.10 e. To Now Yak, nomi nally, 17 dole. for teas, sad 26 dole. foe Oka. VANILLA, Barr. 17. Sugar : Priem ars imprefring. Current cloyed is sold at Dn. 3 4 pa plaid. and the semi whin at Drs. 4 3.—Hi rap is makable at Drs. 4 peo plaelo—Oellse is very mares. Last sae Ds 10 11 por pkeL—llegsseold There is a sold at emen ke this walk _sad the eiretabt plass are sold at Dee. S per _ Sahel Male obtained Dn. 41 pee : No. 1, Drs. 14 per 1,000 ; No. 2, Bpm 1,000 ; No. 3, Il_per 1,000. Famoin.—Te Great iimla Segni 31. 61 . psi tor, with 10a it mat to the eselleset ; Wasp, 41. 6s. par 20 cwt. To the tinted Statsa,Dea N -par tots all round ; to the hest:slim Ositake, IL Us, Ow sear. Bleaasia.roatalt kit a ID days have bun sold at 61,. l fed. ; Nig meathest. biEs ae4i. 71. [Aiverti nat: misat.] —A PZIPAON' 76 Tails OLD = e r . : ea ar IlasaawaVa Ownwww ma rsaka—un. NNW MD 0, Mak Si Pm MOM Ciw a il =alkkawada la kw rir. ma Walk— rnai ant IND la Ran awl Nag bed hid law amble to wee ; lag aalkally was Ala. Imo ba r 111-awlasa wham.. bat =iaaaWL l r— wi lliai glw ilill d bibilkit mousak Wham walk illail Ike ft" a re l l MI bl sagZf as =l. 1.4 stistials=ra sill• illibmil illeeiliniNtiefimiged ter the th ird*** kis oaffirehliend pl c ender Sir B. Lica protection, raked sits al be pretends to have been tent to het Ist the plisse el his house, sad whelk eaddthly took the fearful pen - Aram of 26,0001. This is the prthefteal item of the Peelers stair, which also sempethende the Indemnities for the beta done la his beer, ear r 1,0001. ter Drosses end crystal braes, dad as rat ia proportion. Now, it happens that Mitre the eke la his beer, Dr P e rin bad bad the risfsetese is bath see of We daughters the away with twin, list by a un c t heat's sleek, anti4b:y4 he an 'Admired sprbsoarre ax; 'N Leg ce his seem& sad Mae= le L Oro, Freak' dot his liter had stoke swat/Meg be peewee& sod that be bad emblem left to live err i ga zt aesorseedr, asked ler alma The king, it is • wok fen, hot him 110f11 timers a baudrd drachmas at a thee Toe May judge, throbs% of dr taptsla and broom Me meet bath bent to break la bb siberabil dwelling. To ear piste yew int/maths as die at I may add that kb ma gorserd • pis* of poooll soetained welds the orsir ✓are of tic rime gamma,Met the damage cereehbal k We boom the Ida& Weed of giving bin be we or Orr *rend Arrow obit& le grand Ine mirth, soot him 8,0110 derbotes ea ea tedearldeadesof biaisser, asd hartbor, Parlor *or • reisidet,th width be direlares lemma Wis. ▪ betenthrteatitely there Is or leered ea as or oder= his tenger, end he the alreemstmeses with" bed reuredite hint.' It is l ambignity which hr permitted kin to robe dr &brio of adesbeed about whisk is rah bin Ms bet made." New be (the Solieher-Ovard) begged to state that with mood le kis daughter Des reolkk in his affidavit, said that be bad three taeglitses, elder of whom was most resy :married, sad as when dam was sot tits slightest . t ties. The youngest, who wee 13 pun of sge, still lived in his family. Whit roger to Ur woad, tilt only fest was that she had assisted • Greek Aker of the name of Irk Doe Psalter being of the Jewish &igloo, sad Claglain lento being a Christian, he °bleated to the eaenbee at that . grated. His daughter married Esau without - her father s emend ; but with re formism to her ruining away, or tads' the slightest snick of her father's property, there was sot the slightest founda tion for that amnion. There were three matters with which they eitsrpd him. They flint said that he was a fraudulent brink at Cos *atingle, which be never was. With meld to the story of his daughter he (the Bolieltor-Gthersl) had already meatioesd how inners really stood. Tits article would lead any one to suppose that she had eloped from her father, ant with a merehant's clerk, sad thee with an apothecary's boy. Lord Campbell—My only difficulty tries, fro. the lapse of time. I am *miming that this application was meth a week earlier, bat then there is a very great lapse of time from the 13th of March down to November. Great inconvenleace would arise if sash a length of time were allowed to elapse. Will you read that pert of the &Marie in which Don Pacifico explains the facts from width this delay occurred. The &loiter-General then proceeded te read the effidavit of Don Pacified, which was to the effect that in July, 1650, in 00.11•1131111100 of as apprsheosioe that he and his tastily were in daannggr at Athens, the deponent embarked en board the Caldala where he remained for more theta threes weeks, and he was on board the ship at the time of the publication ef the libel. Es then went on to Malta, when he was attacked by the theism, and compelled to remain there for a considerable time; and the deponent landed int at fiouthamptea at the 6th of August, 1860. Whilst at Malta he was informed that some statements bad bees published in the English newspapers libellous and injurious to him ; and on his arrival at Southampton, be foe the inn time saw th e libellous article which he complained of in the Sgootcbrd newspaper, which professed to have copied it from the liming Herald. At the time of his arrival at Southampton, he really did not know of the exeunt, of the libel Lordra7bsl7- I fako o role to show own. Belo obi limited. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—TUTUDAT. Baron Ma. Cowmen's Piaui". IN Tie 11111712 OF Haan Bwmit.—RWL4OIIDINAIY Cell Or CONCIAIIIINT AND )(AMINO AWAY WITH Paoriatc. This insolvent, who had been • liandraper, Is High street, Camden Town, wee opposed by Mr. Cooke sad 111 r. flargood, for several wholesale houses in the City of London. Mr. Nichols supported. The 'mina% bad been • baakropt, ad his Mt examina tion was adjourned gins die. He bad, aim he petitioned this court, applied to the Covet of Bankruptcy to pees, but had not been allowed. Therefore, being' la priers, he applied to this court. The opposition now mode me net him was that he had kept fraudulent books, had defrauded his meditate of good', and annealed and made away with considerable property. It appeared that in January, 1849, he contemplated a failure ' and schemes were concocted to defraud his creditors. In April of the same year, he wan made a bankrupt, having pre viously offered his creditors • composition of 51. in the pound. He now admitted that he had removed by the . Melanie of one of his shapmett, George Boone, 3001. worth' of stock jam before his failure, nearly all of which Boom had to keep " quiet." He deo admitted that other pre• perty bad been removed to several persons to con-1 egad Also, that be had 4001. in money, which he con cealed, and 'peat after his bankruptcy. He had some plate which his wife coacealed and which was pledged after the bvckruptcy. He had a hue of his house in Camden-town, which was mortgaged to he kept for his after his baskruptay. For some months before his failure he had sold goods in his trade by auction. In the month preceding his baskruptcy be gat 1,6001. of goods from his creditors, and sent about 8 001. worth to an auc tioneer's to be sold, and destroyed the documents to emend it from his creditors. He also omitted debts from his balance sheet and concealed the bilk in order to receive the meny afterwards. He advanced, prior to kb bark- W, to • raarket prdener named Bishop, at Mortlake, IL tc lo lay out on • fans so then he might have the benefit of it after Die bankruptcy. la order to agemat for shout 2004 he got • iairdreseer named Hain, to swear in the Court of Bankruptcy that he had premed him for payment. Both Main and the theolvent swore to the transaction, and the hitter now admitted that there was nothing due. The thsoinnt declared that he was misted by Boone and en attorney named Albert Reed la his affairs. They tutored him, and he lent himself. Both these par ties were in court, and neither side would all them they were therefore not emeitted. The Insolvent declared that Bind, to whom he was reemeagaded by Boone owed him 1001. prier to his bankruptcy, and since he kid advanced him (Reed) 3501., of whit* he was to esters his 2001. Hg, however, had turned upon him, and he (the insolveat) had gins all the Inkmation to his Mime. Property to about 1,4001. had bens recovered r the indium. Remade the dissioems In court without hesitation. The details of fraud and perjury amend the minor'. He had bees in prime gime Mareb,_and during the time his wife and two ohildreo had died ! He was sew without blade, and appeared to naive the jadineat of the Goan fee his offense. Is the some of the mos It yea stated that the insolvent had been Indicted at the Old Bailey for thrones committed Ow Sad 4 Viet. The indiement was not tried until the Bankrupt Coesolidation Act wee paned, which repealed the former, and he was acquitted. The solicitor under the bankruptcy (Mr Jones) said that only 201. bad been recovered by the information gives by the inaolyeat. About 8001 of property had been obtained, and 'W expenses were about 1,0001. Mr. Commishoser Phillips thought that Boone and Reed should be earl, ea very serious imistation had been cut upon them by a man who , by hls ma admaaioo, had perjured e kisiself in a very shocking meaner. she 4,ms :timed to tall them, sad they therefore could not Mr. Cooke chaneterised this ease as the went he had me mhomeed, and prayed • judgment of three years, the net M anted by the an. 11,. Nishois urged several topics In mitigation : ebonite. =tr . neelvest had endured, the km of his Mb lea whilst he was in prima, and the pettiness be WM belt far his Mecoaduot. Mr. Commissioner Phillips mat over the mini milled opposition, and remarked on the maser the thastiong bed Inculpated ether perms, who had see bees inn. sea he should certainly not weeder that they had heap with him. Hs had withholder entries from hie WA% he had got goods from his creditors without mews of payment, and bed acincealed sad made away with his property. Fat them enuentlated offences the judpnent of the smart was that he Maid be disabused when he had, from the date of his vest ing order (made abort three months hack) leseo in prison for two yews. MARYLEBONE COUNTY COURT.—Yzerniuy. Thom. A. A Iwk. hoou.—Fiumn, CoLusiox. Mum v. ;;;TZ Masl;Qelat to. le 1 WlNO:iiitig:Snort. and mem& for jodposst. It woo ea mina Meese* by the 'talent, s east osorolsaat, epee n. asfarize, se entai. Inn peoptistor, to rooms aempsmaelea ler bawl= osadvsd through tae segligosos of dukedom's 6111111•18. The damage were laid at 601. The allowlas an the hots : Oa tie eight et Eleaday, the let of May last, the plastid et shark met wide a lady with whom he wee sermebted. Atm Ow anise he Move her in his Maas he hr maidamy Ilt. Jobe', weetbamese, tram whams les was ear ging elm goesolsiali alonsos, with oat dram ee madame arm, the imam ia fall irlish Roam, woo vim oteNionsiti. lad le vain, p al eret plei mers tire Anse, betas ti hated as easealee eleak le iled( maim. ememoi oat ear ss et Me Maim end elm mom lama% am* Mak hi Mb wee he mare nestle Member' MI awl va te Me reseal time he bad ale remand. Oa the meter the tiohaleas It wee teat it the time of the hems aveliha, dale they from the &maim et modem emenbemi deer atter dee lodates ire proseasere, the midge wee eloodig omits the Melt:trey& Area Tams. The sembmea was la the home, bat the madame, who woe by Se ilk etas harem ought hold of the niaa sad eademeweed w rip that mime a hot la so dotes was threes dews led emenly test Hie Resew said he bad maidand the ere, sad jadjmeat wee tee the moue amen *a, Imo 101. Jedgmeat for 401., with all eau. THE POLICE COURTS. M4J1810N•HOII8E. OPTApenio GOOD/ FIAIIDULZMTLY. c;;;;117,4 Wibirw 1.0744i,Ve ware a Isw a: 7 ; yo 'barged with having Muscled tradwa of goods, wore brosithe op for farther enallifisa. Ur. Baud attosisil for Poofrot. The 'Adios, taw OR the &mar maim Imolai how road over, Alaimo* Gibbs asked wbotbar Mr. Peaskiles, by whoa IS wn* taw prissises bid } gain{ Irmilloss *ISM NW Pre *wallas, me ism* MARKETS. COTTON.—Livaasoot. Nov. 18.—Ths salsa of sena to day an satinand at 6,000 bans sad sou* et &boat 4,000 duvrissa, 300 Bahia. 600 Igaptin, 600 Barak 40 Bsa Isisads. saaskst enact with ermans, sad a little blown supplied. Compared with Triday's vans prises of eU Wads an Ninon sanian i down, tits sans non Saturday. CORN.—Ciunecurrau, Nev. 18.—The trade ruled dull, with *dock dosoad; the simply et ea kinds at rata good. 7110 oorroot Defer of wind is t W moritot ant at follows : Whoot, W. 100. to lOL ISt. re hod; Mirky. 11. to N. Battey, 10e. to Ma par v. (ha% Mk tons. Bow. Ns. toilh Homuoz, Nov. 11.-114 had a Ns ou of alas to day, pediogo woo of lady lbw de MI Wag =pola hee logollkor. The N Oat INN* at ac 4ll MUNI Woo. o vorllion , dim allow 1116NunNe. Nov. 18 —A hit lopply of Wind at Itla milkot lowloy or oared, vldd; MEI• good Aural at Wilmot', wow BEd*, ON; Nom, and Per an osiolloool km oleo% ollhoojek as Was woosotal6No. Moat. elalto. ID ULM.; .666. IN. Is IN. ; malty am 111. 106. to 111. ; my, Ka T p. Hs. No &man to ioo. Onto, Igo Desaa. Ma. to o" 6o . aaerni, ex.—Cosonanza. Nov. 16.—As wail at eh ihn sia, mem etthe yaw the dew el thesis amil, and the Oath I 11=12...thy then, wily bee &prat et at the delft e so thier ea lo MAI then of lee .s. 7 has inn Ithe tevr IS lithe width thee el ors lathe Ansa ups leet thethrs nem 'nay the as the leek lii Nes Meth 11111** sir oft mak /WA. Ina awn Ira. ad fie the Mt lulkilieW was. sew vim Om lbw leth thith—ltst theft eth thee Mel NlNthe Wi QIN% II i INA alli ems meirwiptiV 10, 1000. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (rm..= porreeprdials,ttts • altlpplag Oatette," mei CASUALTIES, Adeline, Pike, of linnnebuncle, from Liverpool, fo r Or'eans, with 150 emigrants on hoard, &truck at 10 u'Ll,fri lest night on the Blackwatar Bank, so d hewn. , wrec k ; a rm end peeeenpn all saved. Wr t Nov. 16. _ Cockburn (barque), from Liverpool for this port and M t , ne tins, with pert of her original cargo (coal.) oft board', el on shore in this bay during a strong gale at north, lan evening, and fa expected to boome a wreck ; crew 4 1 —Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, Sept. 17. Caroline Marie, Giese, from Konigsberg to liaU , u strum." off Worup.—Tbisted, Nov. 8. Gazelle, Henry, from Liverpool to Tempi.% nu ashore during a norther, outside the bar of the 'Otter pe n ‘ mew el , saved. Goethe. Rammer, from London for Dentine. was wrerk u t„. the Paternosters Reef, coast of Swede. , Nov. 1; cm except three men, drowned.—Elsinore, Nov. 13. gu m . Bennett, from Smyrna and Climate for Eneles struck on a sunken rock near this island, on th e eight s Nov. 3. and foundered; crew sued.—Syr,, Nov. S. Lima.—The brig which went on shore on the South Pon t and broke up Nov. 6, proves to be the Li ma, Carter, re,„,i London for this port, the bodies of Mr. John Few Ctn. of Lynn, and his mete, Robert Gibson, having emul on shore and been identified.—Memel, Nov 9, Mary Balmer, Mother, of Sunderland, from Newhaven for St. John, N. 8., in ballast, went ashore, 23rd ult., at Great Wail Island ; total lose; sails and ri#ging eared _N ee York, Nov. 5. Mercy, Kyle, of Shields, from Petersburg for Loader', w as wrecked on Salno Reef, N.E. of Faro, dl.llillit gale, oe the night of Oat. 27 ; crew lauded ; cue „, materials expected to be .and.—Wi.by, N or . 7 ' Quiz, Corloran, of Jersey, from Newcastle for Pa!e m ,, , on shore to the eastward, but is expected off on the bead, —Wells, Nov. 17. SEABORNE MAILS, onsii„Whil"ndepost.udgeeP 14 milsHYb4dies. When ett7 PLACILB. London. Potakei. Akio% (West meat) America (via New Teak by British packet) November 22 Night ...... America (via Batton, by British packet) America (by U.& packet) Nov. 19 Nielit ... Belgium r...Daily Night ...... Deily Brazil — gth of the month Night .......icon., H Buenos Arm 4th of the month Night . .... Noe. 25 California ...„. .. kielialthal month Morni ng _ No, :1) Central Abseils . Channel Ides ~....... Idea..,Wod.,lerrid. Night lTu.lhigg Chill - Nov. hi France „. Twiee daily Mmkaightlleur kily Hamburg Tuesday I Friday Night irons k to. Houma .................... Wednee. k iiatur. Morning lllch.aThat Ireland Twice daily .. ... Wrtikaight Tv re e.g., India (Tia Sontlitankton) 10th of the month Morning ... Nov. 2.1 India (via Ilieniellles)o 7thk24th of month Night .N0e.22 Mediterrenesn(yk Ikea ampton 30th of the mouth Morning .. NO,. 28 Mediterranean (via Mar sullies MoliterraneentbyFreneh 7th.l7th,l9th,2lth packet via Itenekkao It3othof the month Night Nov Pi Mexico 2nd of the month Morning .. Deno* renown's Peru l7th of the month Morning ... Nov. 20 Wet Indite West Indies (except He Villl71. and Nassau) • The 44th of thlo month heiog it Sunday mines) will be made up and despatched on the India mil (tie Li. the bight of the 23rtt. ♦RBIVBII. ATMINA—at Queenstown, November 15, from Cautautisolge Aurwinna—st Queenstown, November 15, from .......Nansillea Ammar —at Queenstown, November It, from. brmerva Aaore—at Torbay, November IS, from Al3ll42—at Torbay, November 19, from ... ........ .. .. Lorena Atrem—at Waterford, November 14, from New Leaden Amsa—at Gravesend, November 18, from Cape AMATIMIA-1111 Liverpool, November IS, from ......... .. 00. util Aawrsvas—at Liverpool, November IS, ...from .......... _ . limn BIPOLDOR—et Liverpool, November IL, from ..... .......Alraana Baome—af Gravesend, November IS, from ir.exe BIATITIIII2—aIt Gravesend, November 17, frona.-2..... Gnu A Borneo Taa—at Oramsend, November 17, from Jansen Bell Navu—et Weida, November It, from .itirate Btua Au.issen —at .Graveseml, November IS, fron— Calcutta Canotnia-4 Torbay, November IS, from Loots 0311110001111— at Torbay, November 14, from Dais Catorarae—off Deal, November!7, ilems . 1110010_ Cot/IMM or ZSTIA) - ii; —at Falmouth,' N0v.17, from Coartaat; py Comuoa—at Fahnoutb, November 17, from . kn Comm,, Lass—off Val Mouth, NoveMber 17, from Crum Csaansmos Psaa—at Plymouth, November 18, from We* CARL &CRAM,— at Queenstown, November 16, from •txtlat Gamma—at Queenstown, November 18, from i Cumin—at Gravesend, November 17, from. Grarr.m. Ihmorarr—.t Liverpool, November 18, from Bordeaux Damota—at Omvesetud, November 18 from Pains Datums —at Gravesend, Novernbm 18, from Jersey DAPIMI—GA Queenstown, November 16, from. Berm% Dana—at Cowes, November 17, from Hammel' Dsaneo—off Deal, November 17, from hems DIXORTRIKRA —at Queenstown, November 18, from. Odes Esearro—at Liverpool, November 18, kern .Alesstrirs Esou—off Deal, stiovember IJ, fry= .Co.rcr4 _... i....it--or Deal, November If, from ... -- .. ........ Eur Arrows -off Deal, November 17, from Quetta Memos-at Plymouth, November 16, from 6bake Esons-M Queenstown, November IS, from .... Odors EDINONSTONS-at °mallet November 18, from Boater Bus aarrn RADCLITIS -at verpool, November IS, from.. Mho Faun UlllBO-at Liverpool, November 18, from Lebe nomarra-off Deal, November 17, from lischterrarma Faunas' DILIONT-off North Foreland, from Villsrime Favouarra-off Falmouth, November 16, from Iwo Oasca-at Queenstown, November 16, from CAW Oarasusso-offßaleombe, November 19. (for Elan Freedom) HUM Quorum-off Falmoutb, November 16, from Putman broarrata-at Gravesend, November 18, from .Drotak JAW MID riIANCII -at Torbay, November It, from Quetta Jaws Csaor-off Bristol, November 18, from Arra lunar LIND -OE Deal, November 17, from Msurmas Josue-at Queenstown, November 11, from. Susumu! Lamm -at Liverpool, November 18, from Cburrcts LEMMA-at Queenstown, November 16, from Wow NlMlTOn.uoria-at Queenstown, November IS, from P. E lubM ll'Lsce-off Falmouth, November IS, from Odem You-at Liverpool, November 18, fr0m................A1tundm %Lam -at Liverpool, November 18, from 804,11,11.1 Noarom-at Liverpool, . November 18, from iloratuy ii7orttorTh 7 atoravteeld, -- Noverab; 18, from Etel2.l Narmos—ot Gravesend, November IL m bete PetereWm N OClA—at Liverpool, November 18, NUM Olatirmt.—off the Wight, November 18, from Ueda ILICIIIAID Weroll—at Ulf t lO9OOl, November le ii free Clotiel emus Mama Ma—at Falmouth, November 1 tram .. ... CAA/1.6 Omar Wormow—a Falmouth, November 1 , from.. V umme Mourrata—at Queenstown, November 18, from Mary ...re Or. LKIJIARD —at Gravesend, November 18, treat Nieopr Bnap—at Gravesend, November 18, from Need firtret—at Liverpool, November 18, from Wes Trumm—at Falmouth, November 16, ._ from K. rtrh • • '- • Tmeno—at Queenstown, ,' November IN 011111...... - , hkra Vveromo—oll flalcombe, November 16, from tussle Vicommo—et Falmouth, November 15, trora. LondA Wouswo—at Deal, November 17. from IliramKti Wovz—et Valmont) . November 16, from ..... --.... --fonds Zumno—at lAvorpoo November 16, from tent BAILBD. Atrtmew Poona—from lAverpool, November IS, b .New Tat iumeis —from Liverpool, November le, New Orimel AMlLlA—from Liverpool, November le, to chadors Aimemenoa—from Liverpool, November le, to WO —rpm Liverpool, November 111. to 4 ,eil Woos, 11November 1 . 5, to ..... BO' November --......._ ... Gmao-fres Shields; .... *we 16, to Dos Fekmuk-from Falmouth, November 16, to Lacdot MOMS/ 0. Poart....en-from Greenock, November 16, to BinUol Zipazig-hum Queenstown November 11, to Loan &arrow Fume-from Penkiume, November lb, t0...11t. 116chaes Fanontkom -from Falmouth, November 11, so Lewin Meow= -from Felmoutb, November 16, to Loa egm broverarows -from 13 - Ts from wlead. Liverooo ll r m N ber ovem i ter It ' .1eD.7...Z.71 1 4 311 lots-from 861 e November Liverpool, 'Novemba, 16, 4 to in " - .... '''''''''''''''''''' ''''''' '' l '' limy Harrow-from Queenstown, November 16, to 10 ‘" NAST-from fiblekle, November 16, to Lebo Kamoome-from Bhields, November 16, to Germ Menem-from Oraweend, November lb, .0 Sierra Lem Now Toao-from Liverpool, November 11, to .New Ti.M !Nana-from Queenstown, November 16, t 0..... ''''''''' ...I.codo vita-from Falmouth, November .6, t 0... ....... ....Joe& *rook-from Queenstown, November 16, t 0.............. Lol a Qom-from SIM November 15, to . .ftlenel -- m te v•do Om Nmera- tram November 16, to " .... of! • - ems or mu Warr-from Liverpool, November to to New Var. bum Ballow-from Liverpool, November 16, W..- ............ Tomato-from Liverpool, November lb, 15.............-.J.""' Team-from Grunwald, November 16, to .-... ......... Diem 17mm-from Liverpool, November it, to .48/0 BIRTHS, AIA.RRIA O IO3. AND DEATHS. Bili I as. ANTLET.—Nov. 15, at Bonulng.grove, the wife of the Rev C. A's; of • eon, still-born. CANNING.—Nev. It, at Tibberton Court, Gloucestershire, the 'd of P. R. 0. Canning, Fee., of a daughter. CHRIEITY.—Nov. 17, at Park4treet, Westmhuter, the w'r 4 . Christy, Esq., M.P., of a eon and heir. DONKIN.—Nov. 11, at New Conegastreet. Oxford, the sure k P. Deakin, East., gavillan Profeeeor of Astronomy, of a son POSTER.— Nov. 16, at Etuaez-placo, Hyde.park.gardcas. r Paster, of • daughter. JAMIB.—Nov. 16, at Brightco„ tie wife of I.ieut. 'wash of • daughter. MARRIAGES. BIRD—BBATICHAMP.—Nov. 14, at BtratheMoire Chard. Bev. W. Biana.m. the Be,. J. W. Bird, Rector 14 . ;‘ Oanetalde, and Thar of mtmn, Norfolk, to Lanni 1tau1f,,,5 00 of 0, B. Beanchtunp, Ent., of the Priorh,deilt h , CItO 4I 7IItIELLY.—Nov. 14, at at. Cb.te s "'" 6.lt W a" ..CrOker k. t. 3"d' of W C. Z . B iL e' lrt .ll s er. ot , ElQ. B.l the C.l,47Pttoßei.borfett., toi,Cawtherimeld:oe:a. and Tyrol-villa., WI LLANB—NICHOLOON.—Nov. 11, at Rt. Joao% 1 '. 41D66 ' Thomas Church, second,e of W. WUlatia, Esq.. of Brooktrn Ilonimernaltb, to Yam only daughter ol W. Nicholson FA^ Bayswater. DEATHS. date BELL/dila—Nov. IS, at Cheltenham, Fru& Amytiod. Be,. Henry Wilford Bellaire, Her Majesty% Inepattor of ems' OHEY.—Nem. IS, at Beigravesquare, Elizabeth. wire o f ter RallA Hm Hr O. B. Grey, Governor of Jamaica. HALL—Nam IS, H. Elan, Fp., Cutleton, Derbyshire' s js r at l A d HIGGINHOTTOIL—Nov. IS, Ann, wife of Mr. J. isfairm.ranisr.Lyne, lasi el. lIOUCHTON.—Nov. Elizabeth Sash, rend of the ir =bet Lower TooNsg, Surrey, nod 69. nanima ti aq — . Nov. IS, at Great MarlbMollifb 4l,l4 C 7 -- Primal ad daddad Wawa. Kim Mum. et la S. ar g ot Matti, lit fa. Ma t I IL k 1. 116 - e=ilVAblin.—TvimM O T" — = alba :gm * NA IS F, I II n ow 21 F 1 12 F ll 12 T" 1 .2 111 12 Fl la El 12 GI All r oot, kotir , S , DoV erg ▪ , mad' sou jll 19. la 1 tack nor, wor of at▪ al li/t1 ass Far sus tab sir , ler M wu arr arc to , 1 mu sr 1 rol 1, 1 , 1 ou ea lr ra or or rt 1, a of aa su sa res Lax roe l e7 at 1 ask rya Ira also stir the Aso Cho dal 10,1 Fur Cho oy dor rter rA Iltll cog oar N dna . 44.1 ..111/ Nig rmm dos sift au 1 P -41 ho▪ s rut rho urtr Ida hat • • iat SAM rta Lai ins reds :Cc orr sdzr tan aro kor in as wal 704 do as nal rler fflk m▪ m rut ers r. :Se tcr, tke ' 4 suk M. ,d sal eh 1 11 ' ,d w. 3. od▪ • it, i I