The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-16 00:00:00

; ) I, b (' f I i 1 1, 'I I ' 1 ' .. 11'... ,'. 1 IRELAND. Deems, Mono.tr Eyelet's°. .Vail of this crania g thus wands the trumpet foe tt e great demonstration el Thu. slay next : 'raisin made apes the wasatry by these who have sea used this important aimed** has bees uselessly responded es, sal the replete trom every put el Inked to the melts- Ma lead us to hope that at last the people of Ireland, of oval dm is satiny, without difference of polities or reli gion, have determined to attempt the aegencidation of their isenanton enmity. They w,ll no beeper submit to have Ireland made the battle proemd h r power between Sngliali intriguers sad tactless —they wilt demand, and, if uoiud, they mast obtaio, full end perfect jetting. foe their native land. Tm he alodors to be submitted to the meeting on Thursday have hers prepared by mee w ho know aud feel the requiremen . • end wants of their canary, and we are given to understood that they on drawn up in toms tempt. Mee, yet gran—re 'amiable. yet den raised. The chair will be taken by le et the beet id behind's landlords—sae pos sessed of hove sod tatol • 0* propertie,--and whose life kaa been devoted to the imp:evasion% of his lands sad the cow l/art dins teeentry. Thee are we kept on the tiptoe of expectation, g uessiog in rain who the " best of Ireland's landlord , " may be that is to have ihe ‘• high honour of presiding on Int occasion ;" or shit may be the substance of those resolutions combining the wisdom of men who thus " know and feel all the requirements and wants of their canotry." 'there was ,protectionist meeting at Enniskillen on Saturday, which, it appears, went off to the antis factioe of the requisition-is. Captain Mervyn Arch dall, one of the county representatives, was present. At the county of Wexford meeting, held at Ennis oorthy. the followiog was the resolution adopted, the protectionists who called the meeting not having even attempted to propose any other : That dos stetting ',throat the legislature to amend the present post law, so as to make it work tux the object for which it was inte nded, without pesperisia g the entire enna nullity, as it is now sleeting; to geodesy the grand jury laws; to grant a se od laud.ord and tenant bill; and, Was much as tree trade is now the oroer of the day, to give us free trade is its inteoity. liy rem Ain, all restriction, upon aprienhas a or manufse urn, whe:ber be prohibitory mach moats or heavy imposts, to r. move 'he duty upon malt, the hibition to grow wham) or to manufacture sugar trout beet-root—in tact, to allow 111 to grow any crop for which the lead is Varied, without let, hindrance, or taxation. It turns out that the only foundation fur the report that Glum Castle, the seat of V - e Earl of Etne, fell a prev to the flame was that a chimney was on fi re. From an early h oar yesterday evening it has blown a bard gels him the north-east, accompanied by a very severe frost. The 'packets are in consequence delayed considerably beyond their time. The Fret an:d s Juurnal says there are already four candidates in the field for the expected vacancy in the repretentation of Mayo: The candidates are—kir. John D. Brown, formerly mem ber for the county, and recently a candidate on the repeal and punier inter.st; Mr. Joseph Myles M.Donnell, late member on tha repaid interest, and candidate MIAs last election, on the sent. prtncives; Mr. M•Droaell has &ready addressed the county, tie principles are tt odds the people always," and for the " hit lust." Mr. Coyly Hippies, who has al,o addreue4 the constituency, seek ng their eupport so the ode-cote ol church retorts, tenant noht, extended fran chise, and repeal ; and Colonel liaox Gore, on the protee tionist and conservative interest. In the commereisl article of the Freeman's Journal of this morning, the followil g observation's are made' on the existing state of trade here: Darted the pres , nt week theta has been a partial, and only a partial revival of twines' in this market. Fir ter and wluaky an active demaad and higher prices have pre tailed, end in some other leading articles there hes been sore or len en improvement. There can he no doubt we must e ventual.y.te el th e impetus which tr .0.• has to ceiv-nl on the other side of the Channel, but at retro* the miserable state e f tits e dantry throws a complete damp on beelines , transactions. Deliveries are, ;phonily speaking, below tt,e avenge, and thouah hocks are very moderate, no diepoilti ai islets t , themalve. In the grain market, espe- cially fir oats, thee et it n decided improvement, the supply of the latter being d Orient, probably from the forced sales which took plow in inlay mars in the trephining of the season. As the time of the meting of parliament doses near, the vision of a surplus has set various interests in motion to obtain a redaction of duties from tie sibister. A renewed spited= for a reduction of the tea duty is set on foot, wlieh will he met, perhaps, by • taunter decreed for the ahrdtion el the window tax, while the West lad igen ate leastirreng themselves fee another effort to retain their pre vent proteceine. Prices of all the principal article. are, however, still so eletak:loo., uud_erat as to leave room for a eonsWerableacivence wi hates Vie aid of any focal measure. We regret to observe that the customs re Mae of this putt for the sear just ranchried shows a very large follir g off, harlot , h_es, in 1E13.985,000L, and in 1949, only 936001., a lower meant, we believe, tuna for many ' , ere past. The receipts in 184.5 were 1,033,101 ; 184 G, 1,012,000(.; and in 1647,1 012,0001. A meeting war tell on Thursday list, at the Royal Conk I,Atitution, far the purpose a hearing the trea sury minute, forwarded by the Lord Lieutenant, in reforenoe to the grant of 3,0001. from the reproductive loan fucd for the ttritatioe of an est:cultural school in the vicinity of 'be city of Cork. It was resolved that the most efficient way in which the object in view could be carried out would be by attaching to the school a farm of not lees than 100 urn, on • huh the most improved system of agrieul!uze as prac tised in England and Scotland migr.t be carried nut. The eff vs of tr,e Tuam Union Workhouse, con sisting of &miter's., elothiog, &c., were so.d by auc tion on Friday last, for a debt of 2301,, due to sore of the contractor,. It will be tecollectsi that when a similar sale took place in the Scud! Union lot week, the things, when about lazing removed, were rescued by the The Neiungh (i+mrdiars states that a party of armed men assembltd on the 4th inst., and carried away a stack of oats that had been eeizAl for rent at Knocka kelly, in the county of Tipperary. This is the only circumstance of the kind that has occurred in Ireland for soma months pot. The Aston Herald dignifies the following case of assault as "an affair of honour :" (At Saturday is Jennie as Mr. Charles Bugot, solicitor, w w proesoliag to court, he we. met by Mr. H nry Comm nu, of Carneeregg, who accosted him end deinied if he was t►e ant• or el a letter bearing hie signature which ap peared is the pipers this eau twelve twootha, with reference' to the difference which then occurred betties. Sir. Rochfcrt and Mr. James C. negation, and is which Mr. Henry Cu cuta..s same was offensively introduced.—Mr. Baggot declined answering the question, but as we have been in formed, repressed he wilfinor ese to give Mr. COUSIBSIS satisfaction, upon which Mr. Coneumon struck Mr. Begged several blows with a stick, and immediately monatoti a horse and rode away. At Newp ,rt, in Tipperary, on Thursday, a farmer fired at a poor starring wretch, whom he found pink ing some of his turnips, and shot him in the arm and side. The Rev. li. Murphy has been appointed dean of rsitdence in the Belfast College. SHIPWRECK ARC Loss LITR.—On Thursday night the French lugger Adele, Dargot, yawner, from Nowa to Liverpool, with wheat and Row, was wrecked at the White Hole, Teeentshane; four of the snow were hit, the Bestir and two others were saved. Francis Harper, Hog, the active agent for L10yd..., proceeded to the vi m & early en Friday morning, and rendernl ell** service it was pomade, under the eiretwattasees, to b . stow. A small quantity of the fl tur it saved, is a damaged state.—WesJord Guardian. ATTEMPTED MURDER AT ABERDARE,—Lab On Wednesday aipht a diabolic': attempt at murder was made at Aberdare. It appears that for some time past the patter number of the esueoel men at Cadlys and other works have struck for as advance of wanes. Sewn, who tght better of th, atter, continued to week, despite the threats of the other" Owing to these threats, which the cellists so often receive as they leave work, there is • tut amount of ill feel ing 'antis, between the two parties. On Wednesday night the brave of William Jenkins, Mill street, was visited by, it is supposed, a gang of the "strikers." The first notice given of there Wag say one outride, was a stone thrown with mandevable violence at the door, evidently for the purpose of attractive, the attention of Jenaine, who was thea la hed, and getting Dim to the window. Immedi ately nher • shot was Seed through the window, luckily weeps, the intended victim. Tire miscreants thinking, by the "deem mai, tented in the house, that their deed was accomplished, decamped ; and though every exertion has num been made by our police turas to hod out the guilty party, so clue his het been obtained of them. Oa exami nation of the premises, some ship with which the gun meet have been loaded, were found in the bed-post, and within a few loch• sof the head of Jenkins. Three utilises are now under examination for having threatened other col ins, as they were batwing work, with severe putiMmeut, if they contiatted working. Value some agnemeat is made be tween waters and men, we are afraid this mornings will be but the prelude to Mims. Twenty pain& has beta offered for the appratensioa of the inispided men who committed this outrage. but up to the present time no arrest bee tikes place.—C RZTURAL TO PLILFORY VIZ BURIAL SERVICI OVER TXU UssArrizato —A. earrespoadeat of the Ems Ulna rye . " • are, r above, occurred tut Bunda , , lea. 7, at the little vidapri of BIx(XJXO29. The ativiater, Mr. Hedges, related to bury the body of a gist, the daughter of a la bluer, herr§ SIM had vet been christened. The parents beteg ambers of the Baptist chunk is the village, sad her self ea approved esadidst• her eassaberablp, two soothe pre viously, her mean ware takes law the ebapelorkere a short sunk* vos hell ia the pareutee of Dimly • trader perm. The wheel deism, reran, sad Meads fellaved to the pave 1a the elieeitgeol, at yid& hymn was give eat to he sureg, vial we met as** eiseit model wile et the " THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1850 UNIVERSITY AND ('LERICAL. EEEEE NEN TP. Rtv. H. Owen, to Lianoe.ui lt . die Bangor ; 4461. wi.b residence; pat., tbe bishop ut - t he d:oct se. Rev. J. (inflict', Its Vanynis V , Denbidbabire, dia. Bassos; 4151., with residence; pat., the bishop of the Rev. A Ellis, to Llaaawrlltit P.C., Anemia, 610. Byer; 901. ; pat , air R. B. W. Balkeley. Rev. RiMard Astley, to st. Pisan. Utbnue R., Cornwall, dim Bios ; 2601.. 'nib 'cadence ; pat., Juba Trevelyan, Esm, mid by death of Rev. W. M. Johnson. Rev. Cho Taos. Kiagdon, to North Petherwys V.. Devon, dto. Elea; 1361 . , ebb sendease pat., the Halm of Bedford, void by promotion of Rev. Jobs ILingdos. NAVAL. .—To Ewe'lent ADMIRALTY, JAIL. ID.—A r ram. =az, ....- -Coakossader : Sir W. S. Wasson. Ihustrious—Ctna mtador : T. Rallies. Gladiator—Midshipman: F. T. Beyesoar. Strosibedi—Assistant Surma : H. Lose,. Paostonoss.—To be Captains : 8. Gretfeli and R. 8. Minima To be Anion Lieutenants: R. Chambers, A. Graves, sad G. Taylor. [From last Night's casette.) ADMIRALTY, Ise. It The follovriag mood. tte have this day taken p'aee consequent on the death of Adotral of the Blme Attainder Wilmot nehombell Tiet.Athatiest of the Zed J. CkliTltlVt. to be admval of the blue. Iftse.Admlrat at the Wilda J. Wiwi. to be Mee-Madre% of the red. Yire.Adtstral of the Blue R. Timis" to be vite-adraleal of the white. Rees -Adialral et the lei Mt T. J. Commasut. K.C.8., to be vies. admiral of the blue. Reee.Admiral of the Whits J. Y. Goisco, to be reu.edittral of the red. Rear-Adadral of the Blue P. J. DOCOLU, to be rear-admiral of the wh Capt. ite. Mr LT0)11, Hart, 0.C.5., K.C.IL, to be rear-admiral of the htna Esst c irest. the Right How Ameba Loci flossavitta bas also been to he a retired rev-admiral on the teems stated in the Casette of the lot dept, tat,, but without inane, el psy. Yates MoasT .— Tee litung.—Notic• is given to the tHotra and company of her Majesty's alerfp Siren, Thomas Chalmette, , Commander, who were actually on board at the captor of the Princess Dona Isabel, on the 3rd April, 1848, that a distribution of the bounties received for the said vessel will be made on Yriday, the 25th best, at No. 14. Great George-street, Westminster, where the unclaimed shares will be re-called for three months :—Commodore, 721. 51. ; CommenEsr, 2671. 16r. ; 3rd du, 35J. 14s. 21 4 , ; 4tn, 171. 17s. Ili.; sth, 161. Is. 444.; 6h, 101. 14a. 3d. ; 7th, 81. 18e. 6101. ; Bth, 71. Ss. 10J.; 9th, 51. 71. led. ; 10th, 31. lls. 5d.; 21. RO BIN SON., l2th, 11. 15e. 84d.; 13th, 11. Eis. flid.-11.amArr, & Co Agents. Tun Sorturre, —Notice is given, that an account pro ceeds of tonne,e bountiee for the alive schooner Andorinha, seised on the 29th of June, 1848, by her Majesty's hrtgantini &melts, will be deposited in the registry of the High Court of Admiron the 10th inst., agreeably to act ot ment.—. J . 0.. and T. Szliweit., Agents, No. 22, Arundel street, Strand. Ton BZILLIANT.—Notice is gives, that an amount of the proceeds and tonnage bounties t r the BraefflB4Bign sievher e ship Alzirs, seized on the s th of J ennar y , , ty Majesty's ship Brillant, will be deposited in the registry cf the High Court of Admiralty, on the 10:it inst., agreeably to set of parliament.—J. G. and T. STILW/LI, Agent% No. V, Arm 1-street, Strand. Ton CSONIST —Notics given, that an account of the premeds and tonnage bounties for the Brasilia& slave schooner Moue Mao, seised on the let of May, 1848, by her Majesty's .loop Cygnet, will be deposited in the registry of the High Court of Admiralty, on the 10th inst., agreeably to act of parliament .— J. 0. and T. STILWILL, Agents, No. '22, Arundel cruet, Strand. Ton FAVOIIIIITIS—Notice is given, that an account of the tonnage bounties for a slave brigantine, name unksown, reis.d on the 18th of Jere, 1849, by her Majesty's rloop Favourite, will be deposited in the registry of the High Court of Admiralty, on the 10th inst., agreeably to act 01 poliament.—J. O. ILEA T. STILWILL, Agents, No. 22, ` -andel-street, Strand. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—MONDAY. Tun Drazy.—The following remark' were accidentally omitted : In the above quotations the only alteration will be Nand in The Nigger, who, slur he had been backed for about 1301. at, 17 to 1, receded to 18 to 1, layers ; 10 to 1 was lain to two or three hundred pounds seat Ghillie Callum, 1,000 to 50 make about Clincher, and 1,000 to 60 about Vol tigear. Bolingbroke was not mentioned. RAW intelligence. —__ EQUITY COURTS.—YanzaDAY. Barons Tun NAsTas or To Boas. WILSON D. EMS. - CASS lOU OPINION OF COURT OP Law. This ca's cense before the court ea the petition of Bir W. Eden. The question in the cause was whether certain leasehold estates passed under the will of Sir Robert J.Eden to the petitioner. The leaseholds in illusion lay coaii pious to the testator's ire ehnld mansion and estate at Windle stone, in the county of Durham, and the eight of the peti tioner was to show that the Ustator regarded the leaseholds as fruiting one properly with the freeholds, sad that they were intended by him to pass under a demise in his will in urges strictly appacabls to freeholds only. A are had been directed to a coon of law for its opinion on the point, and a question arising as to the admissibility of certain books and maps in 'eidetic., the ease stood over to be emended, end the Master who had the settling of the once having refused to Weer' in it entries and inferences from the maps and books in question, the petitioner presented his petition, submitting that a certain map marked C, and cer tain books marked B and 0, ought to torm part of the case, and t raying that the Master's certificate inivet be reviewed, and the mop and Woks might form part of the Case. Messrs. Walpole, Medics, and Dumergue, supported the petition : Mr. Turner opposed it. The Master of the Rolls di, missed the petition, with costs. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—YrsnaDAY. WOLTOI V. GAVIII.-FALBII IMTRISONNINT By ♦ RECHVIT AGAINST • COniAilDniloniell. Mr. Montagu Charm moved in this case for a rule to show are why the +nutlet in this case, which had been found for the defendant, should not be set aside on the pound of misdire.lion. The case was tr.ed before Mr. Justice Coleridge at the last sittings. It was an action for fair imprisonment against Major Grin, 16th Lancers, for having derained the plaintiff u • ironer for 18 days, in the block-hole at the barrack+ at Ipswich. It was clear that the plaintiff was brought to the barracks as a deserter from the Itoyal levy, placed in the black-hole, and detained for 18 days. Be was discharged in cocreguenes of an application to this court for a habeas corpus, to which no that he had been discharged by Major Gavin. The court on this etwernent discharged the rule tor the habeas corpus, and did not fix Major Gavin with costa. The plaintiff was • labouring gar, Heim with his father at Sutton, near Wood bridge, 15 miles from Ipswich—Woodbridge lying between Batton and Ipswich, &petty @Mina being held there ores a week, and osagiairatei living in the district. On 16th April, 1848, Worm was at • public-how at Button, in repay with • recruit named Backhouse, who had been re cently enlisted in the Royal Artillery, and was in plant clothes. Be was a native of Sutton, and knew Welton, and after drinking together Walton re ceived the earth. shilling. It was stated by Backbones that it was that Wolton 'build meet him in the eserning at 9 and proofed to Ipswich to be at tested. Woken did not come and refused to accompany limehhenee, the went to Ipswich and informed the non. commissional ISM commandieg the recruiting party of the Sepal Arany. Accordingly on Tuesday morning the Itishisflise awl Deckhouse went to Button in the middle of Malay, found Welton ploughing, and persuaded him to y them to Ip.wich, where he was billeted at • Oa the 'Wednesday morning he west away, end Whig men heard of him till the succeeding Thursday. Wedoesie, was the day the petty sessions were held at and on Thursday the Ipswich corporatios amgistestes met, and it had been proposed that Wolton sherd be taken there to be attested. Oa 17* April the berhordier of artillery and a file of men went to the emilegicie of Wigton at Satre, early is the morning, look him away, handcuffed, trough Woodbridge to Igo. silk mil lodged biro in the gaol there. The bomberther Ora =OM Y. Sampson, • corporation magistrate, to get a .anoint of assertion; which certificate was not pat k. is =doss that the bombardier themglit the proper :rto set the certificate from was an 'pawl= magis ata= remained in gaol throe days, and, while thus hi friss& applied to Mr. Powsall, an attorney, who saw Gavin, stated the objectless to his 'allotment, and Mid it would be illegal if he detained him In oaslsly; sad be advised him to consult Mr. Cobbold, M.P., who hal formerly been an attorney. On Monday, let May, he was takes to toe barracks, whoa Major Gavin thought it his duty to receive him, and he remained in the closest cus tody for 18 days. He was kept in the guardhouse during the day, but placed in the Macao!" at sight, a sentry being ea guard over him, and he was not allowed to cemmosicate y him, and was led on the prison allowance. In answer to the des it was proposed to rely on the Mutiny Act and the Articles of War, and it was said that under one of those esticdes of war Major Gavin was bound to receive the plaintiff as • primmer without inquiry ; bat the learned judge took • distinction, by which it appeared that wider the Articles of W., Major Gavin WAS not protected, so that there was no misdirection on that point. The whole question, therefore, turned on the 411111.11• of the Mutiny Act r to what was us. 0110117 to be leas to make a man a recruit, which involved the &mho of presumption. The Mutiny Ant re lated that is order to involve • recruit in the Immlties si desertion, the enlistment should be elnistly in salmemity with certain rotes. Firstly, it was 11101111111 that the enlistment should be made by • person to a patiadar potties, that was, that the authority of • re amid= seemmat might be given to • soldier, butte mast be as attested soldier, and have sorority brides at the time of giving the shilling. Certain E tm li:uary gantions were Sim to be asked of the recruit the persoa enlisting, and =Oda twelve hours of the sal t his name sad real. base woe to be taken dews ; but the man was pretested *Mt be bad taken the shilling by kerne erampeteat to deal ▪ the matter, sad Ho who_ might kaow soesetking of Hai pasty aserams was to bo taken =Ohs a given time balm • jostles in the neigh hearbool or of the divides of the meaty in width ks roiled, mil allowed, it he liked, to pay emert• moss—that 1.114. the 'spews of the enlistment and 11. es • pesa y hr, sad be world be disabused; but, U the mist ime:lt was fraudulent or unfair, he skin be discharged wish svit the payment of ,mart-money. There was ala. • provi sion that recruits who might abscond before they were &mood should be brought afore the magistrates of the di v.sion before they were delivrrsd to the matfett autboritirs, and a warrant obtained for that purpose. The leased mensal contended that in this ease the plaintiff was not en listed by &proper party, inasmuch as it was nos shown that Bathhouse had lent properly attested, that the learned judge ought not to have told Use jury that they were to pre sume that evrrythiog had boon rightly done up to the time of his being given into the defendant's custody, inassniseis &sit ought to baste been proved that the partyenlisting had bet n dulj attested—that Use enlistment was bad as it was made on a Sunday, and that the plaintiff had not been taken before the proper maid tsetse. H. also moved on affidavits whkh eons tredieted Bathhouse's evident*, and also on the ground of surprise, it as it was not sup posed that each evidence would be Liven by Bsckhouse , me t the invalidity of the enlistment would be contested. The wort took time to consider before granting the rale. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YESTEZDAY. Strroas BAJloo.— Biros Loam caw lcarses Wziat. Ms. JtPTICI MAIM; Ms. hums Cassowsza, am) Mx. Jourrecs *ornaitin. - BLACILSILI LIND °MINI O. OILLITT.—RIOUT OP 1 1 181 Y. Tuts was an mrion which had been brought by the plain tiffs, who represented the Society f Free Waterman of the Rim Thema, to try the right of terry. which they claimed, to en Greenwich to the Isle of D p. The terry was for foot mearigen and their luggage. Tie ease wee tried beim the Lord Deist Justice at the sittings at Niel Prins in Middlesex after last Michaelmas Term, when a verdict was found for the plaintiffs. Mr. Petcock, on behalf of the defendant, now moved to omen the judgment, on the ground that the second count in the declaration was bad. list Count set forth that the defendant wrooffully and injuriously, and ag t the will of the plaintiffs, carried certain persons across the river. The learned counsel now submitted that there was no cause of action, iossmuch as the second count ought to hem alleged that the defendant hod set up a new ferry to the injury of the old ferry, or that be had fraudulently eralied passengers NOTOVI the old ferry. The court wen of opinion the second count in the declara tion was good, and that a rale ought riot therefore to be granted. Rule refused. HILCOAC V. TEX OP CANTERBURY AM Yuan. This was an action which had been brought under the 9th and If th of Viet., cep. 312, which was • private aet for making a railway from Liverpool to Bury, and by that act of parlieureut it was presided that the railway was not to interfere with the chapel of St. Matthew's at Liverpool, or with the churchyard ground and passage connected therewith. The case was tried before the Lord Chief Justin, at the sittings at Nisi Penis at 0 uildhell after last Michaelmas term, when a verdka was found for the plaintiff; the damages to ce assessed the second conga of the declaration at 1,5411. The Liverpool and Bury Railway Company were, by their act of puke meat, prohibited from interfering with fit. Matthew's Chapel without the COLMOI of the Archbishop of York and the Bishop of Chester, end on payment of such • sum of money as should be @greed upon by the archbishop nod the bishop. In ascertaining the amount to be paid. regard was to be bed to the caret of a ate of equal dimensious, and kw building a new char el, to contain 730 people, and V the defeedants thought fit for the purchase of the surf lus pew rents beyond the yearly sum of 951. to be reserved thereout for the minister, clerk, and Benton. The declaration in the first count averred that the pamege and Fart of the ground near the chapel did not form pan of the site of the chapel, and that it belonged to the plaintiff, indite.' its value was 2,0001 ,and that the railway, havingtaken the land, refused to pay Dr Hilcost that sum. The second lcount aU:gi d that the defendants did not take proper means to &mermen the value of the land, which it war their duty to de, sod that the railway company had taken possession of the land without pay log its proper 'slue for it. In 1b36 the plaintiff purchued the chapel and ground for 1,2004, and in 1646 the act of parliament in question was obtained, and clauses were iorerted in it making the defendants the arbitrators to determine the value of the chapel and ground. The defendants, acting under the act of parliament, heard evidence as to the value of the chapel and the land. Mr. Holmes, • surveyor, was eicamined on behalf of the plaintiff, and he estimated the land as building land to be worth 31. 109 a yard. On behalf of the compuey the I ,ed war valued as land that could not be built upon, and it was estimated to be worth 8111. The defendants awarded for the land and pew-rents above 051. the sum of y t enoe, which the plaintiff ',fused to accept. The company having indemnified the defendants, took possession of the land, and the plaintiff brought the present action agaibst them. Mr. Berjeant Byles, on behalf of the plaintiff, now moved for a rule to show cute why the verdict should not be entered for the plaintiff en the 6th count, it bevies been found in his kerne en all the other counts. The court granted a rule aid. LYSAOIit C. BRYANT. —BILLS OT EXCEMNOE. Thie was an action which had been brought by Rear Ad miral Lytaght, folding at Bath, against en But Ikeis, mer chant, to recover 8001 , the amount of a bill of exchange, cf whi,ll the defendant wan the drawer. The bill was ac opted by • person named Matthews, who sub-equ. ally be came • bankrupt ; and was endorsed by the defendant to the firm of Messrs. Lysaght and Smithet, But India at r eheats, the senior partner in the firm being the sin of th pl , ,intiff, Admiral Lynght. The cue was tried before the Lord Chief Justice at the sittings at Nisi Pries at Guildhall atter last Michaelmas Term, when • verdict was found for the plaintiff. Mr. Serjeant Byles, ou behalf of the defendant, now moved for a rule calling on the plaintiff to show cause why the ver dict should not be set aside, and a new trial bad, or why a nonsuit should not be entered. The first part of the learned serjeant's application was founded upon the assumption that the verdict 1110 a perverse one, being against the evidence. At the trial cue of the principal questions in dispute was, whether the bill was endorsed by Messrs. Lysaght and Smithet before c r atter it beanie due. Messrs. Lysaght and Smithet, on the trial of the cense, deposed that Admiral Lysaght hat' ad vanced them as much as 6,0001., and that the bOOl. bill in question was one of the several ucurities that was set apart for the purpose of suturing the repayment to the plaintiff of the money which had been borrowed of him. Messes.Lyught sad Smithet distinctly swore that although they could not la the exact day when they endorsed the bill, still it was be kee it became due. On behalf of the defendant,amoogst other witnesses, the notary's clerk who had copied the bill when bought to his employer's office for the purpose of bring need was called, and he stated that when he copied it the eadoemeunt r f Messrs. Lyasght end Smithet was not upon it. Mr. Duff, the notary, and his clerks also deposed that it was the custom in the offices of notaries to copy all the names upon a bill of exchange. Mr. New lin, also a notary, gave similar testimony. It was upon this evidence, which had been adduced on behalf of the defend est, that the learned seek:sat now submitted that the jury had given a perverse verdict, in finding that the hi!' was ead-used to the plaintiff before it became due. The ground upon which the learned serjeant moved to enter a nonsuit was, that the notice of the dishonour of the bill was not a I peed one, inasmuch as it was made by Messrs Lysaght and Insithet in their own names, and was not a notice that could I be taken es coming from the plaintiff. The Court expressed their opinion that with respect to the first point which had been raised for their tenaideration the verdict could not be said to be a peewees* one, because a question of fact u,en which thine was contradictory evidence, was to be de aided, and the jury were the proper parties to judge of the evidence. It could not be said to be a perverse verdict, be , cause the jury chose rather to infer that the notary's clerk had made a mistake in copying the bill, than that Messrs. Lyseight and Smithet had sworn what they knew to be false. With regard to the aotke of dishonour not being a good one. the Court thought that it was because as Meson. Lyaaght and Smithet held this bill as the agents of the plaintiff, it was competent for them to give the notice of dishonour is the form they had done. Those gentlemen were also the prior endorsers of the bill, and they could give notice of dishonour in their own IllaUlea, usaemech as they stood in such a posi tion towards the plaintiff with respect to that bill that be could have sued them upon it. The Court were of opinion, under the circumstances of the ease, that no rule ought to be ,ranted.—Rule refused. COURT OF RXCHRQUER,YanzaDAY. _ _ firrrows iiiB•zoll. THZ ATTOZNZT•OHNZRAL V. Si wows Minn.—Coen ow BUM HI - POST- S IT TM■ CROWN. This was ea information at the instance of the inland re venue departures. LA the rouvery of penalties for havirg made certain emlesions In retains of vest-bores duties made by the Misdeal, mad far making a false return. Twenty penalties OWL sub were sought to be recovered, bat the jury found for the crown only upon the latter penalty, upon which a recent act of parliament gives the crown fall costs of suit. On the taxation of oasts, the Queen's runembrancer allowed for the expenses of all the witnesses subpoenaed and the total amount of the bill of outs wax upends .16001. An order was subsequently made by this court that the eater should renew his taxatioe, and an intimation was given by the learned barons that the costs should be limited to the wigwams whose testimony was no- Gamy to sustain one selected penalty oat of the twenty 'might to be recovered, and a certain discretion was given to the dicer with respect to the ousts of witnesses necessary to prove the charge of • wilful false entry, which depended upon a repetition of ars of evasion of duty by the delta dant. The result was, the Aker allowed for the witnesses tad" cams out of the twelve, in support of which evidence was given at the trial. Mr. fittillibeer, in person, now submitted that the course adopted by the Queen's Remembrancer was **strawy to the directions of the court and to justice. The sot of parliament gave the crown costs of suit, and it was oily reasonable and fair that the subject should lave oasts spinet the crown when he sttooseded, or at all events that he should be able to set off his eats ardent those .1 the crown. The crown was defeated oa a former infonaation, which cost the defendant 2001. He was not allowed those uses. A seteadinfonsation was then filed, and though the crown sanoseded only in recovering owe eat of twenty penal ties, he was now ed upon to pay upwards of 8001 for eats of that one penalty. That was mot =jot, aid be (Mr. Bbillibesr) would undoubtedly do all In his power to gall tleattention of the legislature to rusk a messleses state of things. Hs bad been most by the In ' land Itenunto department, who c2l :2= i of this one- Mid set to oppress hill. The attoessylst Ma Rana sought to asks bins pay upwards of 0001., but there were no less Um 3101. taxed of. What would be said of ally IMO= It . the mama* "be wash ) victualler —Yrb. 7. R. J. Dicke, Wmt Derby, lane:whirr, dealt r in cattle— Yeb. 7. I'. Maud, etmple Anbtor., Wilt•dm e, doom—Fen. o. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS . E. Unarm, Cardiff. Gletmo gonshire, coal merchant —Yob. G. J. Tolley, Willow-wala, burn y, budder. WiUNCSDAT. J•x. 16, IMO. CEItTIYICA/ES to be onnflrmett, anion cones be shown to the The State of the Weather at each of the followina glutei at contrary. Nine o'clock yesterday morning.—The stations are Jan.!. E. Brien, 1111401, cebicet maker --len. 11. J. Elliott, Eant nrtnnitni in rd ,,, of Intrude. Ilam tires, cattle &e'er Jan. 9. t [worthy, 11, lags Ivor, Sonse tires, reetealre draper —Jen. 11. J. Erato, Glibe r t. s trect, Oxford street, wine a nd spirit merchast —Jen. I. W. Yerteseue, Woolwich, baker—Dee. 29. P. Healey, Birmingham, tutor — Jug. 12. J. Knight, Ipswich, Suffolk, homed victudier—Jan. 9. J. Id. Levine and 11. Lerison, Nursick, Jewellers—Jan. 12. U. Sedge ick, lloorpotc-strect, City, 'Whom CERIIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown to the con trary, within 21 dale from date. J. Carter, Brletel, victu.d.cr —Jan. 7. J. 11. Gardner, Kriegel. draper—Jan. 11. J. W. Dowiny, Rod Denham. Norfolk, stationer Jan. 11. J. Itoberte, Kiddenninater, Worcestershire, clothier. Sanwa Roos. Conroe of Susofth (I Wind. Wnd. Etas or Weather. 11.7110 11111 E. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy Ponta N.E. Stztog Breeze Overcast 11,105 N.Y. Gentle Breese Overcoat Pownewern N.E. Streak Breese Portray Cloudy Bandinno N.E. Strong Breese Snow ll...rises SOVlIIAMPTOI 4 Tummies Bangemaz N.H. Strong Breese Overton Sarno& E. Strong Breese Overcoat Ronne* N.H. Krone Breeze Overran GREENWICH N.E. Hard Wind Overran -wisdom OLDILD ILE. Strong Breese Overcast GLOVCIOTSR . Worm= E. Gentle Breese 0 ;ems% Commons Stour .........-- N.E. Strong Breese frost is anurenan ... N.E. Strong Breen Overcast Tarwoern....... N.E. Hard Wmd Cl. udy l'Ul LER0i0046111...... N.E. Hard Wind Overcoat Cams .......... N. Strong Krems Sharp Frost Conway E. Hard Wand Frost llotvirran E. Hard Wind Hard Frost 1avz0rcer........ ..... lioronnirgn E. Strang Breese Clear Lswcaerrat....— E. Gentle Breese Snow Donuverew ....„ E. Strong Breese Front and Snow Sear Haartaroor. lt. Bard Wind Snow 5tM451.1..1. N. Gentle Breese Snuw . itsiarrnon ..... N. Strong Breese Camaro . LAMA= ..... ............ N. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy , 111kWiet Oussuow ........ EMINSOMPI X. Gentle Breese Snow • PARTNERSHIPS DIffSOLVED.— W. Bastard sod J. Speakman, Che.tenhatn, Gloucestershire, drapers—lL Booth and J. Paxter, 11. a. Malden, I.•inew hire, tamers—S. Po.tomPy, W. Wilkinson, and H. Atkinson, Branford, Yorkshire, wormed spinner.% so for as reprdit E. Atkinson-0. &Minn and T. Nowell, Coine, Lanetwhire. and J. Nowell, Thornton, Yorkstdre, contr.:cues—W. Brier and S. Parker, iNrele. street, datfrombill, born and bone merchants— F. Clark and J. Issas& Iliru.ingham, and Theriot. inn, London, jewellers—T. Collins mud IL Coital% nandhurst, millers—it. Dolkon, J. Metcalfe, and It. Reeve, Bolton, Lancaohire, cotton spinners —H. Harris and D. Griffith., Carmarthen, cabinet en..kera —Jonathan Dewier. and John Dennison, Lee-bridge,Torkabire, woollen usnutacturres—W. Donut and J. Ilsrtyr, Uniumereet, Southwark, itoamongers —T. Inkera le andJ. Internale, Matehit.g, Fars:, farmers—J. Jack-on and E. Pindar, King's Lynn, Norfolk, slate and ham mereharits—J. Lane and W. Penny, Chancery-lane. lithographers—J. Lawson and W. It ,bc t-ou, Glargow, tailors — IL Lovatt and A. Bunke, Jun., I.lvm pool, brokers W. IL Mangrove and H. Collin, Park...tree; Camden-town, chemists —J. Newhuida and T. Arm Low Elswich, Durham, f.omers—P. Fierce and J. A. Memo, Liverpool, gtocera—J. 1.. Pike and 0. Lyme, Hammersmith, Milan —N. Mang, John Vieker, John Vicki.% Jun., and Jobe. Vick..., Liverpool, sew reeners—H.Mubbs and N. hulas, New Alresked, Hampshire. butchers—V. Tailor sad J. M. Liewelien, Upp. r Thatoemstreet, tea dealers —C. F. Weber and W. Brown, Lon don, merchants—R. Wedurm and IL Vienna. Dire, Norfolk, belch layers—J. West, Pen., IL. Wert, W. West, J. Wear, Jon., FL Clarke, and 0. Clarke, Leicester, Iron founder., so far as regards R. Clarke and 0. Clarke. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& WILLIAM Bann, Otaggow, baker, Jan. 2t and Feb. 12, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. Joun TORO, sen., Glasgow, blacksmith, tau. 17 and Feb. 7, at the Oak Tavern, Glasgow. THIS DAY. Noox. Sete of Weather. bleet MARKETS COTTON.—LivEarooz, Jax. 16 —The market today woo du I but steady; the sales were about 3,000 bale", Including 2,000 on speculation, 1,1a.0 of which were Sunda. MANCHnirrli, JAN. 1.5 —There was not so much hosing a doing, either In yarns or char, to-day, tot from a relaxation of the demand, but from the 'deluxe of pries% unnaturally kneed up by the dee lit cotton, which endue e purchasers to hesitate. lucre is LeO another cause at vrork, checking the amount of actual tinnenctions, which is the low state of stocks in all the principal fabrics (web as shining% printing cloths, sad the finer numbers of yarn), and the extent to which producers are speedy under coatract fur all the soo:s their machinery will turn off. The principal actin business has beta ter home consumption, especially in yarns, buyers not being !warren so much by limits r to price, which compel them to wan treat' orders. is the rants of yarn from 40 to 60 there is !warmly a finale Is stock; and Is cloths, stocks of shirting* are very low, and the extent to which printers have bought up suitaba cloths has rendered Mao this destripUou of goods rearm. WOOLLENS.—LEsu9, JAN.IS.—We have had a very excellent [intact today : a considerable improsement on any pre vious Tuesday's market for some time east WOOL —IiVDDERSFIRLD, J■a. 15.—The Wont trade continues to be pretty active, indeed, for several months past there has not Men mom doing ht the PAMe time than there has been done doting the past wait, and at incrmom.l prime. The demand is god for all kinds of Colonial Woals, in price Crum ILL to ltd. per lb. MANUFACTURES. —IIUIIIIEKSPIELD, Jan. 1.5 —Our Pieter-hall ti:ot been well attended awl all kin 4 of low fancy goods have gone tiff very Wetly. Middle kinds have been rw.ber a drug, while wine kinds of drabs, et good quality, have found buyers. CORN.-114Laswowni, Jan. 15,—We had a large pilaw of Wheat, and th • trade remarkably heavy, at a decoine of Is, par qr. liarrey a slow sale, and rarely ir.g for very fine qualities, cheap r. Whrat, white, 4us. to 425. per gr.; red, Ws. to 40s. Barley, 2 is. to tea. HE'LL, Jan. 15.-The weather bas been exceedingly se vere since this day week, and the ground is now well covered with snow. Imports are light, and business operation. much contracted. Today's market wise well attended by farmers, who brought a goo I supply of Wheat, which met plow rave at Iw under the currency of tat market day. Nothing Wong in foreign. The true onions in wing corn are limited, there being few samp'es Rom ship-board, and groiatied panels are held for more moasy than Layers are dis. posed to give. Grinding Barley meets a fair retail sale, anal good qua lities are n.t plentiful. Fee fine adding their iv r. 1.0 a hole latter feeling. With a good demand Linsee.l retches 11. more money, but Cakes continue sluggish ; their present low price seems tempting he the speculator. Nothing new rs regards napes:ed. &tape Cakes maintain their lam.noted improvenient, and there are now lame What. Bones fetch 1175. Gd. to 92° 6d., as in quality. Prices :- Wheat, English, red, per qr., 340. ts 410 a.; white, 40% to 42%; Dentate and Konigsberg. P's. to Its.; Pomeranian and Hamburg, $9,. to 40s. ; Ilardsh, Holstein, and Friesland, 345. to 9 'a. ; ItusAan, and Odes-a, 92.. to 36e. Oats, English, 12a. to Ha. ; Umish, Pia. to 125.; Friesland, I3s. to 160.; Itivotan and Odewa, 12.. to 141. Har ley, malting, 225. to 24a; grinding, 19s. to 21a. Desna 26.. ts Ea.; f 'reign, atfe. to 81° Piss, white, yellow, and blue, 2ris. :no, grey and black, 24% to 26e. Unwed, Black Sea, al. to 46e.; Petersburg, ss. to 4"e.; Mita and Archangel, 365. to 4Os. ; Konigsberg, 365. to 39% Linseed Cake*, Mull, 64. 1:s. lid. ; fine foreign, 61. Ss. ; interior, Si. Rapeseed, 301. Rape Calve, SW t.. sla. Gd. 'fares, toreoni, as. to 300. Guano, 6/. to 91. 10s. Boas, 904. Ryemeal, C. Imports from the sth Jan. to the 12th heat, 2,002 ors. ; Beans, 103; Linmea, I,0:,2; Barnes, 173. Igamtmt, Jan. 13 -Our Wheat market tatty eau be rooted is. per qr. Iceer, rod no Ms:eel: lot to number even at that reduction, extent for Immediate et resumption. A goad supply of kfer!ey ; last week's prices were barely obtained. Trade slow kW other grain. Ulna, JoguogY 15.-We are well supplied with wheat. The canals, for the meet part, are mar eloped abate, and oansequently Inc demand Is confined aino4 entirely to the Weal con sume:lon ; business is limited, and prima rule much as on Friday. Bailey is unaltered in value. Boats and oat. view rate. tither arti cles as before. Maio& this week: Wheat, 13,2297; rats, 1 • "63; Barley, 6,:33; Beans, 1,079; Shelling, 2113; l'eao, 292; Renewed, LEIGHTON bozzoan, Jan. 15.-At this day's market there woo a tolerably good so. ply of Wheat effering, and the turn woo again rather In favour of buyers. Farley not quite so much offering no of late, and prima are maintained. Beans ond Peas a dull trade nt rote nitre. W heat. der Iwo of 3 bushel% 2.0. to Go. Bar ley, pe p r im. qr., 23 m% s. to 27e. Bra old, 19a. to 21% ; new, 13% to Ifs. Peas, IM. to 10s. per 5 bushels. Lewes, Jan. 15.-Tos Wheat trade to-day wan without 1111102:Iti031, and although the supply was rather short, yet buyers make purehaces with great caution, and to make any Wes a redue tiro of U. to 11 , . per qr. was mad, from this day ee oniaht. Choke samples of malting Barley maintain late rates, but all otter aorta are e caper. Oats, Besse. and Pews move off e!nwly. with mires un slanged. Wheat, white, 111. to 111. 3s. ; red, 91. dish. to lel. Mir ky. 265. to 29% Data, Itiato 17s. Beau, 275. to 2134. Peas, 275.t0 265. LIVERPOOL, JAM. 15.-Easterly winds baying prevailed during the past week the arrivals of grain, flour, ac. have been ma derate. The 6,073 quarters of foreign wheat reported are three loge cargoes from Alexandria, Itotterdans, and Delmar. The bu Mew of the week has been dal!, the millers and dealers purchasing only for their immediate wants, and any alteratii n or turn in price has been In their favour. The trade generally was inactive at our Corn Exchange this morning. The few sales of wheat were at a reduction from lag Tuesday of Id. per bushel on foreign, and 2,1. per bushel on Irish. Interior oats also declined td. per bu.heL Barley, beam% and peas were each dull of sale, and the prices rather weaker. Indian core was firmer held than at the close of the week, and a moderate bunnies was doing at nearly the rate. of this day ve'nsight. Flour was plow ' et male, and both socks and barrel. were the turn cheaper. Oatmeal was reld well at late terms. !'resent prices: Wheat, per :vibe., English, red, old, 131. 2d. to W. 6d. ; new, 3s. Ind. to 6a. 34.; white, old, 6s. 6d. to 7s. Od.; new, M. to W. lid.; Irish, red, old, 5. Od. to 3s. 6d.; new, 4s.white, tons. Od.; new, Ss. 9d.to 68.0 d. !inky, per qr., English, his. to 264.; Chevalier, .6a. to 30e.; Scotch and Irish, per 6010 e., 2% • ed. to 3a. 2d. Malt, per qr., English, pale, Ste. to 340. ; Irish. &M. to 40a. Ors, per 43. M., English and Scotch. old, 2s. lid. to 26.10 d.; Welsh, old, 2e. 4d. to 2a. 3d. ; leleh, fine sorts, ctrl, 2a. 6d. to 2a. ;d.; new, 2s. 4d. to Is. 6d. ; general. old, 2a. 4d. tote. 6d.; new, 2s. 2(1. to 21. 4d.; Beane, per qr., English, old, 321. to 335.; Scotch and Irish, per 48010%, old, 275. to 2146; new. 265. to 3:e. Peas, per qr., English, white, 295. to SOL; Iri-h, grey, 231. to 30e. Flour, per gatba, Eng.isa and Irish, m eow* 2;s. to 28a. ; floe, 29e. to 30..; superfine, 30s. I'd, t o 32 5 . ad. ; extra 33a. Od. to 33e. 61. Oatmeal, per load of 24010 a, Irish, 1849, 21s. Od. to 211. Od.; old, ills. Gd. to 21., Od.; Canadian, old, 20.. Gd. to 21,. Bran, per 241b1., 10d. to Is. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red. 31. 10d. to 6e. 2d.; white, 60. 6d. tote. 96. ; Coiled State% red, 6..2d. to Gs. Gd. ; white, 6s. lid. to 7s. Id. ; Dentate, mixed and red, its. 2d. to Gs. ail.; high mixed,7e. 2d. to 70.3cL; Lower Baltic and Ilamburg, retl,6old. to Gs.rid.; white, 60.6 d. to 70. W . ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 3.. ad. to sa. ed„ ; Archangel, 3s. 04L to 34. M.; Odessa, common. led, Si'. M. to M.4d. ; Sr, 7d. to Sa Ed.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, Os. lid. to 6 4 .2 d.; white.66.3d. to Cia.6d.; klannat and Marianopoli, red, 38.7 d. t o 3s. 9d. ; Moynihan, 4s. Ocl. to 4s. 4,1. ; Mediterninean, &c., hard, 4e. 3d. to 4s. fi& Rye, per qr., Baltic, itc., 20e. to 225. Barley, per 601 b., grinding, 2s. 10d. to 3e, 3d. Outs. per 4311 e., 2.. 61. to 2s. Pd.; ItUtiiillll, Is. 4d. to 2A. Gd. Beans per qr., European, 26e, to 32e. ; Egyptian, per 41301 b., 245. Oil. to 235. Od. PUN per pr., Baltic, &c., white, 26,. to 280.; Canadian, 23e. to 26e. Flour, per bel. 1961 b., Camalian, sweet, 225. 6d. to 24/. ed.; U.S. Western Canal, sweet, 22e. W 2.10.101. ; Ohio, 246 6d. W ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 244.0 d. to 235. ; Canadian, sow 180. to 20s.tad.; French, auter line, per peek of 2601 b„ 365. to 39 0 . Indian Corn, per 4sillb., Mor tice° white, 295. Gd. to 3.5. 6.1.; yellow, 281. lid. to 216.0 d. ; Euro pean, yellow, 211.. 6d. to 291.6 d. Indian Corn Meal, per 1961 b., 13e. Gil. to 1.45. Arrivals from the eat to the 14tt of Jan , inclusive, into Liver pool and Runcorn :-Wheat, 9,366 qrs.; Barley, bate; Malt, 490; Oats, 2,460; 13eans, 200; Pew, S 0; Indian Corn, 2,904; Oatmeal, 4,939 sacks ; Floor, 3,679 sacks and 4,696 barrels. Exports to Ire. land ;-Wheat, 996 0r..; Barley, 330; Beans, 90;; Indian Corn, 2,087 ; Indian Corn Meal, 42 barrels; Oatmeal, 20 seeks; Flour, S sacks and 1,000 barrele. LYNN, Jan. 15.-The present sharp frosty weather enables our formers to Increase their supplies, and to-day we had a full market of both o heat and Bagley, time twiner Is. M 25., and the latter Is, per qr. lower. NIWCaIrrLE, Jan. 15.-At our matket this morning we bad a lead supply of Wheat front the country, and having lam offering from the coast, the bade assumed sauiewhat more firmness, arid the busdneas done, though trifling, was fully at Saturday's rater , . For Flour we experienced a slow inquiry, and 30% was aith the utmost difficulty obtained foe choice lumeehokh, and 321. fur whites. We ore however of opinion that present figures are likely to be sustained, if not exceeded, provided the preecut revere weather be of much longer continuance. Rye unaltered. Malting Barley in slow request, and only very extra qualities are saleable at 264., and general qualities making from Piro. to he. ; inferior down to 245. per qr. In Molt tittle stirring. Ikea& and Peas without chaege, and thesauri' remarks will apply to Oats. be capable of making so nub undid a claim ; or what could be thought of a tradesman it he presented a bill, demanding double what he could by any chance be entitled to? Even the reduction, large me it woe. that had been made, did not meet the justice of the cam, and the costs ougtt therefore to be sent by k for retention. The court ((without calling on Itts Attorney•Generel, Mr. Watson, MC., or Mr. J. Wilde, who appeared for the crown), intimated their opinion that tbe Queen's Resew. brßacrr appeared to have conducted be last taxation very satisfactorily. Re had exercised the discretion given bins very reseonebly, and under these circularising, the rule should be refused. Rule accerdingly:refused. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YoninAT. Sanas Ma. Conisminonsa Houma The MERMAN? TRAOSIIe SHIP LOAN AI ID INITIRANCe COMPANY. The sffsin of this company were some time ago brought before the Bankruptcy Coeut,for the purpose of being wound up. A meeting took plum to-day for the further proof of debts, and the court was crowded with merchants and others hollog policies which bed been effected with the company. Most of the proofs were admitted without di.cussion. Mr. Pearce, for the amigos. s, objected to one proof, for an rr g lots of 1171., the policy on which was without vial or date, though signed by two of the directors. It had probably been effected shorty before the 25th of Minh, 1848, when the company stopped; bat there hung no date, it was fen potsible to know whether the policy had been proparly lamed. His H O UOUroyerru'rd the objection, and admitted the proof. Another proof was ejected to on the ground that the policy had not been signed by the directors at all, but only by Mr. Carter, a cloak of the company. Hie Honour aid it was for the party tendering the proof to make out that Cuter was authorised to sign po'icles for the company. In the abacus of that evidence, the proof was rejected. In soother ease the question arose whether the amount of the policy of 8001. should be subject to the deduction of one. third, in punuence of the custom prevailing at Lloyd's, owing to the easel having before made one voyage. In support of this deduction Mr. Pearce cited " Abbott on Shipping." the Honour, after looking three igh the cases, was of opinion that they did not go the length of sanctioning the deduction claimed on the second voyage. The amount of debts proved on this occasion was 11,7901 At preterit no accurate estimate of the amount of wets can be formed. At the last meeting, which took pare abwri a twelvemonth ago, the directors who hod been appointed to peepers the balance sheet, not appealing, were outlawed In the nasal form. Since that period no decided steps had been taken for enforcing the claims of the policy holden, but it is said to be the intention of the assignees to peened against any of the shareholders in the company. THE MAIITIMe INSVRANCICOMPANY.—Re BTRIATFIILD. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of the usieneee in this cue, plir d to the court for authority to accept a composition of M. an the pound from the firm of Fry, Griffin, and Co., the large eolorial brokers, whets akin, on befog wound up, bad turned out much worse then was expected, owing to the great depreciation in colonial prcdu.e. Tree trade assignees were willing to accept ttii composition, but Mr. Ordeal, the 'Metal anigoee, required the sanction of the court before doing so. Honour aid if an affidavit were made of the facts stated, and placed on the file, he eli , uld have no difficulty in making the order. THB POLICE COURTS. MARYLE IiON E. CONFESSION OF 3171;(7/17C681;t11Y . TO A MT/EMIL—J. Lane, a tall military-locking mac, about 40 years of age, was charged on his own soulwaiou with having been con cerns d in a murder. Transom, 226 8, sai3, at 10 o'clock this morning the prisoner came to the station.hi we in Portland-town, and said to me 1 have something particular to communicate to you. I asked him what it was, and us soon as Re was able to speak—for he seemed quite overpowered by his feelings-- he said about 18 yearn ago I WA en,zuged in a smugglini affair at litetbournis, SW.s and in the affray'ne of the coast guard was killed, I think he was shot; I was with others employed In keeping back the coast-guard, while the smugglers were taking away the mks of spirits. I made several Attempts before to runlets, hut was afraid to do it. Mr. Bmwmton (to prisoner)—What is your answer to the charge which you have made egaieet yourself? Primmer—l meant to have to d Lieut. Hall the whole of the particulars M the year 1842, but I could not find him. Mr. Brought in—Hove you anything score to say Prisoner—All that I have paid a true. sir. I was em gloved in the affair, and I believe one of the coast guard lost his life, Some additional particulars were po .e into, and in order to attiod time for Inspect I Chambers of the S division to incitule quirt' to soectiog the affair, the prisoner was re manded till ues3ay neut. WANDSWORTH. CIIAROR OP LETTEWSTEALI NO AHD EXTORTING Monty —Janis, burrow ' a coachman, whose first alumna tiwn took plate on Pridayllist,wss again brought up charged with stealing ;row a later. box, en the premises of Mrs. Satan Collins el L atnder-hid, Battersea, a letter, the property of John Trotwan, of No. 11, littph-s•rcet, Eccleston-square, Pimlico; slso with obtaining money tram Mrs. Collins by I means of threats nt txplsure. The parties gigolos the charge sheet wart John Trotman,ll, HuitMstreet, Eccleston-square ; constable Johu Johns, b 9 V ; James Parrot, 71 V ; and Sergi eat Emma. The prayer y bound on the prisoner was Eat"d to be seven 10/. 11... k of England notes, seven bonk receipts, a pocket-beak, ti.me loam, four sovereigie and a halt to gold, some silver, als the envelope of the letter named in the charge. Mr. Games opened the proceedings by stating that be was not in a condition to go into the case that day. as a most impormut 'imam was in that awlul condition that her at tendance that day would be utterly useless. The rrisoner was subsequently liberated on bail. Pros the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tufsday, Jan. 15. BANKRUPTS. Vtacrer Coons, Worcester, cabinet maker, to surrender Jan. 29 and Feb. 26 at 12, at Iginningbam Court. Sol., Bette, Birmingham; off. wig., Reece, Birmingham. Wibusw DIUSUDI, Askera, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Jan. 29 and Feb. Is at 12, at Leeds Court. Fobs., Palmer, Doncaster, and I'ayne sad Co., Leeds ; off. amis., Hope, Lettl.. WiLusu Lay, Biagi Mills What, Rotberhithe, barge-builder, Jan. 21 at I, and Feb. 28 at 11, at limeingball-street. SOD, Chester, Blackb Lass-rand ; off. avidg,, Cantina, Birehin.Luse. Juno Batavia, Tiverton, Devonstire, cooper, Jan. 24 at I, and Feb. 20 at 11, at Exeter Court. 801., btogdon, Ester; off. &mfg., Iler naman, Slater. Joss Mt, KL1.470/1, Jun., Shrewsbury, grocer, Jan. 25 and Feb. 20 at 12, at Birmingham Court. Mole., Brittan and Sons, Bristol, and Wright, Birmingham; off. astir., Whitmore, Birmingham. 101124 CIIAOLss 141011111. (Bamford, cued dealer, Jan. 25 and Barth I at 1, at the district court held at Nottingham. Sol , Wratislaw, Rugby; off. wig., Bade:atom Nottingham. Galatia Maur, Liverpool, passenger broker, Jan. 28 at 12, cad Feb. 19 at 11, at L Ivetpoul Court. Sole., Emus and Sob, Liverpool; off. wig" (Nutmeg JONATHAN PATIL, Milton.street, Dareet-square. livery stablekeeper, Jan. 22 at 1, and Feb. 26 at 12, at lissurghall.streeL 8.1., Fuller, flattop-garden ; off. amid., Groom, Ababa-eh-lane. BEM AMU ILAWLII4OI4 Queen's-row, Pimlico, lineadraper„ Jan. 22 at 12, alto Veb.2l at I, at lisainshall.street. Sol., Parker, IR. Paul's Churchyard ; earwig, dell, Colernsantreet.lauildings. Hesse tirretters and Jonten WILLIAM HARII44 Rochdale, cotton spinners. Jan. 26 and Feb. 15 at 12, at Manchester Court. Sol., Sutton, Manchester ; off. swig., Hobson, Manchester. JOU/4 EDWAILI/ TOUIIeNTILII, Darlington, Durham, bookseller, Jan. 28 at 12, and Feb. 21 at I, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. Solo., Hark, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lase, and Newcasti• main.Tyre, and Albston, Dartingtoo; off. orig., Baker, New upon-Tyna. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Amur Awes, rinsbury.equare, merchant—further die. of Old., to wards the let and 2nd dm. of 9d. sad A., any Thursday, at Pen nell% Guildhall.chansbers. Joan Bsessu., larringdon-street, City, glass cutter-1d thy. of 2s. 6d., any Thursday, at Pennell's, GuiltlMll-ehamters. lumen CLIMILNISUN, Wltitedusren, Cumberland, tobaoconist —lst dlr. of 75., Jan. 19, and any subsequent Saturday, at %kW's, New. esstle-upon.T3ne. Sinaloa Donn, IMusehester„ fustian manufacturer —lst die. of 2a. Sid., Jan. IS, and say subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Man. brewar— Timm. Prinricr, Tynninalb, Northumberland, common Ist die. of la. 7d., an. 19, and any subsequent Saturday, at Wak lare, Newcastle-upon-Tyska JAMS RWST OAPALINTIMI2IIIII2I Magna,Suffolk, groeer-Ist dlr. of Is. id., any Tbursday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers. BOW= GOZINU, Nrentked Middlesex, grocer-Ist div. of 4a 9d., any Tau:Bday, at rennet's, Ouiklhall-oliamben. ANTHONY HAWIOC, Friars 00111 e, Durham, alkali manufacturer — pie. of 25., in part of Ist and and dks. of as. and 4s. yeemously dc. dared, Jan. 19yn,s. and say subsequent Saturday, at Waldorf's, New emillsayon-T Jams Jorca, Warwick-lase, I:4t co ba rl .abes dsakter . 2 nd div. ala any Thursday, at respell's, 0u & Ammar lima Tynernouth, Northumberland, common bfewer—lat dlr. of 2s. 7d., Jan. 19, and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, tailor-Ist div. of b. Id., any smw isswewasis-er...... ‘ Thursday, st Pennell's7=-obanthers. Wituair Nonni, York, jeweller-Ist die. of 44. 3d., In. 13, and any taberquent Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds. Boma WII/OX 01111.1" Blackburn, Lancashire, banner-Ist div. of 4s. Hid., Jan.l3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Blllo4lllSter. BICNAILD Taw SUITS sad Co., New Inn, Old Baby, railway carriers —tat die, of 9a. 16d., any Thursday, at Pennell's, tiuildtiall cbarobess. Jana. Sumer Prorroar, Austin-friars, City, merchant -24., any Thurula_y, at Pennell's. Lidldhall-clambers. SNMS•III: 4 Haar THOROLD, Hsu Aragon, Lincolnshire, and I green, Middlesex, dealer-Ist die. of 3a., any Thursday, at Pennell'', lluildball-cbarabers. Isar Houma Urroau, Iligtibury Brewery, Islington, common brewer —lnd dice( lid., any Thursday, at l'ennea's, Guildhall.eharnbers. Jesse" Waizsas, Unlonetrect, Southwark, and banden-w3ll, City, bottle zorrehail— 3rd dlr. of aay Thursday, at Nandis, die. of - . - PLYMOUTH, JIM. 15.-We have had a small market to a-Waal-climbers. day. Prices for Wheat were the same as last week, and little btein, m Ist dlv. of ed., an Thursday, at Peneell'a, tWildhall.ehambers. Janos Colmar WWITOW, gown -TOW, Mile-end-road, &Jur factor- /k, which in eery anne„. in; many of the mills are stopped for want of water, owing to the t Astarte Worm, Mahwwearmouth, Durham, shipowner-Ist dlr. of rat , 74., Jan. 19, and aey subsequent tiaturiloy, at Watley% Newcoatle- SAttettO KV, Jan. 15.-Tne weather was intensely cold to- W on:4m day, shah bad the effect of keeping many farmers and buyers Irmo inn . w „ . ... , Bee ,,ink.h ou .., ii amp a n d. roa d, b u ild, i d di,. the market, costrequesily the supply of Vale wise mote than equal to of Is. ed., any Thursday, at Fennell's, Callahan-chambers. the demand. A decline .n Wheat of tkl. to Is. per qr. woe submitted to, an I a very mad amount of busier,* transacted • lIIHi a similar DVIDENDIA-Feb. 1. F. Adamson, hund-court, City, merchant- , 1 -- ',.....• wo k Ann . in all denan . o .„.„ of woo i n „ „ lie nib 7 . 2 . " am "; Great Wambeater44eat, qty, aerehant-Yeb ' and- -- bade hut' tilde doing ; they r m - irt be comitiered in'sra .' rna' Ily A t uN ho 7. J. Waterton, jun., lireadatrest, lily, 681minute:tar, r-Feb. S. _ tge hurhest pies obtained for the host white Wheat was no.; W. Clayton, Langellffe, Yorkshire. bastor- Feb. S. W. Feclev, Wal. a"""" - red 41e. to 4 20. Har ley , er.dting, 2ns. ta Vs.; grinding, 225. to 245. ean-le-Dule, Lancashire, cotton sedomm-Veb. 7. J. tlemming nal. esoff.hell-court, City, printer-lb& LW. MEMis" h Liverpool, linen- t a t t3a * to 2 • 26 ' Bead ; 3 " V C. ' reles 2W. to 35.. ' Kali * Me ' Feb. 7. A. Morearalt, illarbensab, W draptv -Feb. ne per qr. Hour, Hs. to 2 . per ock. tribunford, Great Iffsplastank Mee, millr:Veb. 3. A. M. pispen and J. Walley Kag eroded. ilkedsktre., konf o und e r s - CATTLE, So.-DERBY, Jon. 15.-The supply of fat 1110. 1. A. flakwy, boommeasso, resealty, auctioneer-Feb. e. J. Drama to-day era small; the weather WAS extremely cal, whkh = 1 ... 114pware-resd. awl boisy.bsatb. Woolwich, lachester, might bare a tendency to keep both cuototuere and fat stock at home; ad dahanooe. dnow-Seb.L Sarah Nom and T. Hoge, high pekes were risked, OM the demand was fiat. Of Sheep three was tllsor. lassiso-leh. 7. L. Mimeo% lifeedeempieb, &alb+ a fair average supply, which were in rather better request. Fat l'ip diash are lad !Away sober sedisr-4sh. S. W. Woods and a. were not so plentiful. Beef made from id. to S a d.; Mutton, *l. to The almkpolde g etty,whalsesis hardwaremen-Yeb.l. Liflorters, ed. tip, 7e. SO to as. per more. Is. mobster. ROVlinkliAM, Jan. 14.-The supply of Beata and Sheep 0Z1111710.11=1 to be r a eral ig alun awn holowm b the ecalrary, to this day's markst Is • asammeble sae ilium' were not very num*. Yet, 7. C. arey, it ini UM.- mat s =kw ww• P l 4 trAniartid• We adapaa a fair clearance lsta. M. L. P.Cepas. big at Ike dose Os .01110. DA Om ed. to 6a. ; page. Dlikelnaan s Ca7 l , 4l 2r e. am= T. 0.0.4.1% Limpid. Oh tits Om di Ogee of Wind. Iltrenstb of Wind. N.N.Y. Gentle Brew. The returns from the following places did not reset; this Office in time for putoieation B.erday ; they th , lefore indicate the state of the weathrt ea Monday morning at eedmk. Bntrrnis Lair-ins Strong Feese . Partially Cloud) Gentle Baer , Frost bustle Breese 1 Scow Calm Pi ineipe ll y Cle 1 m Gentle Breese Cloudless &nag Berm Brow Cam Overcast Strom. Imam Partially Cloudy Gentle Brame !Wow NIIIICAXTIA lhainnt Dupuis --- SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE. (Fn. our ,a. " fadiPialt 0.5. U.," ael" U.y4. 1M CASUALTIES. Doke of Wellington. ech inner, Boyne, front St. John's (N.) for Teignmouth, haT put in with loss of two anchors and ebeine, topmast.. I srd., rails, boat. and other damave, and Jerky, haring tuperienced dreadful weather and o ht•ged to throw part of cargo (fish) overboard.—Pen zance, Jae. 14. Guy Macnering, Edwarer‘. for New York, that wax aground on the outer side of Prince's Dock, was evsntual.y act Into dock ilia morning ith considerable damage—Leer pool, Jan. 14. Hum dello, P.rtier, from Newfoundland, with oil, which was in eon•act with tho Talbot. at , and abandoned, 9th Jan., was fallen in with on the 12'h by the Mlle ItSkmer, on her return to Pot Talbot, off Ilfracombe, and taril to tow ; she being nearly nadir water, and it blowing ter, hard, the steamer, short of coal% was compelled to abandon her again.—Bristol, J.n. 14. liottioguer, hour Liverpool to N,w York, got Lff 11..ck wotir Bank yesterday running, and was taken in toe ity the Rose, at., arrived here Gorr London, hut about two p to. got on a back again, about four or fi.e :mica 'tom Arklow, and appeared to have gulf.: down. The Rrw succeeded in getting some of tree crew on board, but bad to le.ve her, the master and th.r...ai meet b. iag lola on her.—DubV.n, JAI. 14. Seise* which arrived here 28th Oct. from Liverpool, aver Irving sums Lays in pr, found h r who of c:e . ,s on fee, which was got under, and she is now disetiarging.—iLr • Jaw isu, Nev. 13. AIIAIVUD. N , l 41114. Jan. L Pacific }eb. India vilL B,utktmpton J_n. O India vit Mnnaiau O .gnu" itsaba O Ant! Havana... O west India O Itiuii Jan -; •SRIVLD. ANNA CATNAILUIA-At Leith, January 11, from Ilen•• • .; ' ANN foie:-at Itottimarl., Jan 19, from Port-at-Pr!. . Cuaitt.. -at Gl•..!er • January 19, from Cearew -at Leith, January 11, from , Pernamh . (Inaraata-at Weymouth Raid*, January 12, from Me 4. r. • Dario-at ralmuuth, Jonta-ry 13, fnmi titr.t. ••• Lam. or Lyarysrita-at Liverpool, January Is, from Roar- .... 2:ma:run-at Leith. January li, fr o m Ca....* FLCAGNANT -at Leith, January 12, from a..y...e Fox -at IneaunsartA, January 13 from Lear. ^.l i . o , Jila -at Ft mouth, JAnuaty 13, from... .... .............. Alexandria IiAILANU-AlQneett.towN, January 11, tram Triesur timufaxit -Of the Wtaht, January 13 , from N e -Y Ytdk larracma.-off Plymuuth, January 9, from Batnn.4o leasattt-tt St. MAIM, January 13, from JANt-at Falmouth, thumary 1 . 3, from. P.,:t-; Jona CALTIN-at Plymouth, January 14, from Lot ...en Lace-at Brixharm January 14, tram Mr, • I LAW( SALK-oft *dor* January 11, tram 11.....• 91aa‘v- At Leib. January 11, from C . I N.zer--at QueenKown, J.u.uary 13, from L.0...0,• Starry-at Falmouth, Janua•y 1.1, from llto J.. 0 1 ,: l SNOWDON - off Plymouth, January ' lo Irian New. •.' - S.antat--4,ff Portland, January 1 1 , front Trio.- off Plymouth, JanuAry I-, from Tour -at liyinouth, January 15, front WAIIIIIOI - at Queenatown, January 12, from. Waaattn-at Salcombr, January 14. from .1 esiLxn. AZiIIIRS P.iccar—ream Hull, January 14, to. Cullaace—from Liverpool, January 15, to . CAW-HMIS —6.0111 Bristol, 311111:117 15, to .Cutll:. IC Londua St. Slichaers A twaP Mat•. lla.too—from (krdlif, January 14, to Etaaaoaa - from Liverpool, January 15, to l' n., it Eriotianneo— front Liverpool, January 13, to Constru,t,n.,, o Enasnairo—from Liverpool, January IS, to Lannon, Etiart Kase %ID • from Newport. N., January 14, to 8ar0....n0t Kerusa—from Gravesend. J inuary 13, to Nr lntei Jas. Bautest—from Liverpool, January 15, to Boston LANCA*llllllE—froto Liverpool, J11.111.1/17 13, [0 Savannah Lavasr —groat Liverpool. January 13, to New Orleans 31COVA CA/bilLlNA—from Cardid, jam. 14, to itaivann.ct 13M/Ik—from Gravesend, January 13, to Boulogne dea—frona 'Freon, January 12, .to Conatantino..le nuts—Mom Liverpool, .1.01. IS, to M.44 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ELIZA CATAILINII, from Plymouth for Poet Phillip, with paarengers, out GO 443 a, all well, Jan. 3. MAZY Atm Pottatrrr, Macleod, of Liverpool, from Lieeon •or Hong Kong, 26 days nut, all w, 11, Oct. 21, lit. 4.11 N., lon. 23. MALAYS IRMO, Jan. I, 13t 49 N., lon. I W. !Woe, Alien, of Glas , irow, from Bahia for London , all well, Oet.ll, 1at.10.23 NOD& W. [Advertisement.] —DROPSY CORED DT lIOLLOW 'S Pmts.—Extract of a letter hoes Mr. Patrick O'ltegan, dated Prior deer, Dec. 20, 1819. To Professor llonoway,—Sir,—Vor fifteen 7,1:4 I suffered severely from dropsy, and frequently so bad :tut I 44,1 I not move, end for weeks togetber I w:e unable to lie down. I 11..ce been tapped live time, and under the treatment of various melted men, n ithuut obtainiug any peronismo relief. Seeing in one of ice Dublin papers the wonderful cure of Mr. Robinson, of Wootton, I .1.- tertninrd on giving your pills a trial, and it is with gratitude the inform you thut your admirable medicine has completely cured :1e ' ale d. Sold by all druggists, mid at Professor Uulleway's ertabion• mart, 214, Strand, Londom BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CURISTOPHER.—Jan. cbm -- Ond. Surrey, ' Rea. Alfred M. W. Chriitopher, late Priuctp.fil of the Macon. s. College at Calcutta, of a son. ESDALF--Jan. 8, at the Manse of &amble, Forfar, Mra of a daughter. HALL.—Jsa. 9, at Hontleur, France, the wife of U. lla. Fe, of a Kra. KEANE.—Jan. 14, the site of David Deady Keane, 14., It.urtater. at-law, of a daughter. LOCH.—Jan. 14, at CL,rzei Loch, Esq., of a daughter. riecadilly, the wife of W. .t. MARRIAGES. BENNE I' IT—IAIIERWOt7O7-3;71 - , at * St. Prides. Pee! Mr. C. T . Bennett, of littrkingham, to Elisabeth Asu..!..,,thten of Mr. N. T. Isherwood, of Ludgate-hilL CMESTER—IIICKS.—Jan. 12, at St. Peter's, FAton.nintre. Ches. ter, Esq.. of the hue. E.l.C.'s Service, to Mari. CAts...s, second daughter of R. flicks, Esq. CUNNINGILIM—WARDEN.—Jon. 10, at Cheriion. nssr St‘• l ' A '''' 11. D. P. Cunningham, Esq., K.N., to Princes, eldest Jsue , it , et the late Dr. Warden, Matron of 11.11.'s Dock)arO, tluithtm. HILL-11ARTLEIT.—Jan. 10, at New St. Palters. Ch... - ch. Hilt, Mtn., of nerjeent',..inn, to Mari Ana, youngest .1.04cr.. , the late R. C. harden, Yr; ,of Anchor-hill House, Ass's t'' .f t Devonshire. LOVECADVE-11EVAN.—Jan. 12, at St. George's, 0 o :.! Pr Mr. J. Lovegrove, .4 00,nd-street. to Ann. second ,Lohiloer of_ ,;• Bevan, Esq., et Cidlon flume, Brentlord, and Lae I lem. 10th Ent. DEATHS. ATbINSON.-4 n.lt,at Woodcide Lodge, We.teleduit. 74 " " W. Atkiiffhw, Eag., weeeenpr in the Court of licakruite7. BARTLEY.- Jon. 14. at her reeidence. 11, Woburn -8 0 8re. loos end painful illnera, Mr.. Bartley, hiriuerly of the M." - Royal Drury-Lute and Covent-garden. BELL...MT.-Jan. 12, at Canaan , ' Bowie, near Deve B l ,oo . Lamy, EN., aged 78. YOTIIRRGILL-Jan.ll, Aksanfler, youngept ,011,!1.,..6- CoL T. Yothergil4 et Kingthorp, Yorkehtee. PRITII.-Jan. 11, John Griffith, ,on of Mr. R. Frith, of 1t,n8.7, aged 4. s RON EY WILL-Jsa. 11, at nlieltherWs-buch, Mr, Hearin , . ••'• of the late Mr. W. lloneyntll, el Hernenwitreet, itafordAn ct. MURRAT.--Jan. 12, et the Rectory, Mary Acne, wife et the lu. Murray, Rector of North Waltham., !lent.. aIA ' PIIITOLAIII3.-Jae. 11, at Slning-prilcas, 114 , , Pritchard. Ea+ Printed oil - - by Wu Kam ot Na O. 4"' gullet. IA Losaoo, Fruiter, at th. Woe, logabe 0010 4 ha* prellost al Wlitetrlate.—WzoxviDAT, ANciA, 1