The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-07 00:00:00

SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY. Rotting hen is, Eke every other business, remarkably Sat, oven the epponennee of tho entry hes failed to make on improvement. The may new feature was as outlay on Kim Mowbray of 5001. at 8 to 1, the layer wiling to go ea. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 4000 to 600 eget Miss Rowney (t) CREST= CUP. 60 to 1 apt Vamp (offend) 40 to 1 Neetioimelor (ellbsed) 1 0 00 00 t 15 Colman ( ) 1000 to 10 1000 to 15 T i = g oo, M 400 to 6 ink Prost (O 600 to 6 Daises of Lonsise (I) 600 to 6 M Pan (t) 13 fa 1 opt Dervish lLEY (t to 761.) 60 to 1 Mae, to Choatieleer (t) DONCASTER SPR NOMINATIONS kW tits _ MEETING -Maws 7. ;AST= HANDICAP ITAINS. se: ;iii 01111116. Yn Indy Yawn Florin Ink Lensing 4 Astinsochs Bt. Andrew 4 Yrs BINa Trap Lord Faisosobar Copra. Ceesia g 4 Nesaverd Lode 6 =Ws Okay 6 Psoitint • 3 The Iderehliesate Joegoolise lemodet 3 oseporboat 6 low 4 Theo 3 KW Alfred 3 Leg Necks Vargo Lae lye 4 Pooseehme Perelbee 3 Pleiony I =foe 3 3 rood 4 Mehl of the Teo 3 3 MI 3 6 Kr Sister to Aphrodite Mr. Sykes .... Little Davis 6 Maria Pebble Ceadlewiek a 54. Clare Manias Star Iheabio 3 madered without dm kilos/lodge k out by the tine prescribed, main is. it Leh& /I 4 lllakele Caste/da y le Kis/ of Troupe 6 Witehosker I Criledis lirktruer 3 Daiwa Chtvellesit 6 Ashok 6' t="7lLoarks Ausessis II =l4 4 Tlie President 3 Ilereadawa RI Donde kairy 2l irk the Giant KilUer Little Paws 6 Illioniatia Jetty Trait 3 Cariboo I! Charity 4l 1111101 AM Dove 4 Light a the Hum Catherine Pan 64 Michael Joins Agricola Middlesborough 3 Helena (h b) Dana Osy - - - • Tins home !wrists bees of its oweer, will be atm stakes specially erelong to n MISTER CUP. TM following me mem& to be the entries is eddition =published MI on Ihneeday but Owing, , to the dfOreeshl neglect of the Clerk of the O•wine m ban am yet mane any elbeil eammanenat Iset Tn. Amos Smith - 6 Alibis 3 Anemia II .1 by Arm out of kw end 3 = • i Tn. lodise' Wordier Immo. no. 3 Julies LW lit= 6 ikeysisa 6 =wily . 4 Llibt l a the Ha bere rm lord Froom Lord Lioarsoont 4 Laugh paws Maley Matior Adams 3 Mayor of 801 l 4 Minim& Nand F by Napier out of Cathe- Amp Parr's daa Nally 4 Paint 3 Poetess a President, The Puritan I C by Robert do Gabon out of Buttress St. Andrew St- Faith St. Michael sat. Songstrass I Testator Tntrop Qom 3 MI6 b 4 3 6 BrightPholus P by Colsforoia oat of Kitty Cockle Canute Captais Cornish 4 Cariboo • Catherine Parr Changusler 3 Charity 4 Cram Daniel O'Rourke Device' Dos Q4!zote Dimedia 4 Dove 4 id's Glory 8 3 4 1 3 3 Omakeepor Ihadoosse Back 3 a I 4 age HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Owls, to the oontiseed oreertty of the woodier. at, di hentag opeolatommts tom bur roolvel ley se: Br liajestes, Ur but d;;Preilg.Ti Loot Hasia—at 11. ies wpm Mr. NM" Al=:_ e , Tasso l l;ros; Thmodse, ibid. mass; estordsy. IL ran c ium =twas.. l6. a rt da i t ir isar a l di slat 11. , wow Tsai Mosar. Seri to. Waft, Elwell r i r li sionse, Lorna Araby; i n ii : I lim ahl =sr, lll ; Wahosase, Boot sod Miss llos: li Mite, Ill lb disins is ; . ins bads, isnhan g lad -at IL ordfla Midas Mak istapsa di, lesastan Woad; sonad, Isomb-ot 11. Deist Intspa day. TOM lodip-at koMput 11. Ilitalsore Talk Onea is bon Tbsolay, Manna Stown, Isliestay, Insitsorh -et • ~sr to 11. aeri als ;ar rant: WeanW, al b.II on ik ; ianday, tall ' aux= ' y. Tin antelssati- 11111 IL starilMil Ilsoday. Onissad Tim; Woiarday, . 'ki. lemieelien-at • twin ki 11. Clissonms. listso. tlsliverdit Tosibe. Usti* Ovens; ikandsy, imblelso ; laarrio 11. Durham Ossoke,lttlki Insidmil Min; Wadasnlay, Mit imp ; ht/m, Illesmr• a -sit Mims. IL ist ins. Tana . Qui lit Oyu ; Tkondsy, Harkh Mall ; Mikanlay, S. dash Wain W. ism Int vim , lessknote-st IL D U de na% W , ink* WM; bitsoiy, inholl inst-st 11. ins NM bulk, Tasolse, Dona MI; imam Mbesia UM tbis-at s tia Is IL d lard 111Mishilift Utsitwelope MON ; Wain. dat i C2 ; Mai, memory Resso; listaty,Snabsin -atn= 9. (Ltd ellii). Tiodshllbeavosra Ball-at halt. eon I& IL L. Ilkobsyr, MUM Mink ; TandoLieloa inn ; ism • ,le le Onsok mbr estordsi e = m rsi De untr e zll 4 mi. Oat Faili ; ay, Frss6v Ist-.t. vesrlar i ls IL . invites. Tunlay. Maim; Massaloy. ilk Wand Tell bar n Minn ie. lisldnosn, Soft ansidos Darts; Toni., novisk Pam; VirMe Whilir NO% aletkebill Plll-.J11•=1 . • :I. o.lllsesoll mina. in soma ay, atm • grantm Is 11. Ur. Why Lovaii, in di is KIMINP-st Pikast 10. Ur. Innkres, II • To il asy. Onsnsa; lhareday, Illadlork Fart, May, 10. Lodlow. Fenny, Maw MPS; . Ilie lareso.-at ba wl 10. M. Milian. Tram fladilasi Tilsp-ot bait 10. Int sem dv, is limele-s1 a wee sill. ,et boolli ash lbw lannii-st a is 11. 11. am% sisseportr, • omen ...1.--se It. Mien eampsll" Tird a its isik-at holism 10 ; Friday, Illidp-at IL tatL iniessio. Mahn. issoadse; Friday. layolop-at • garb, Mull Ibilftilibe. Ussise. Dann ; Walonday. Minors Sta. ids wan-.t biped 10. , Faber ism; isanday, Dien 1.0-al • pm* IL isiii N t labotlytivs, inlay. it Midis; Frkby, Annie foirst bell i 0. essitlnist a rt t ay, MOM Weed; Tanabe, Mlikits Park ; mantis; itordse, Mani badatn-ss 11. 111 = iim Italls y y, Callow Tana ; Throaday, Oftedirdisn; 04. aorzion at taiga& HI. Tawdry. Weaning Frig,ll4l.way item Clisalsok --Irlar to 11. Hooday. rift Lip; Tliri lniolsy.ii asap Man —stkazd— at isil I 0. Mind Fan. Tossilletlll . , . hodr i=l , Ile. v. W. B. 1112. • Ilineity, Ir us ra i s r 4••67l7.lliasft. Wm To ; mar, ; Mow s= li W t g ar ldry, Name Wale Ilsoms-ft a ia• U. s LI. , Manilla ; Mai. it& pi la. Clonsal Wilke" lioity. lidiswell Wainoise, MMus Fr in Weds sails Isivisvinad-salainot 11. Sank ilss, Mat ipmi isiolis-ot H. Mr W. W. MEM& I Troa ail liswirelie ; ism it i Owns Om 111. OSUMI . Crow's Nest; T= 1 =111; ivies. d hollion 0. Tina sod ahoy, Waft ; Tuldmr, Mike HMI ; 71ussigh tary; y Midi Itrides-st Sabina 10. . Ildhlikebrity, Nedra; Weeseeigh fl mew% Dane" ; ke—et equine, to 11. mesh Neernerkehiel ; Thatslay, Wombs Th— at le. I S t list eve• def. o. Camden lime-.! 11. the non set; Friday, Ilertlbril.hddlet—ll Illehemelie ere Cleenbeid. Priem Predhat—st laptetl6. Nesegi 111111 1 0 111 = ; Taman Teesehh , Shin Carees—et Wiest 10. • Men. Oirrlsm Weft Likriii Wise ritii”, am Ma Now — a I. Wed Vila. Weirdim Ward ; Saturday, Deakise—st I. g i s a a.rea l l=st• ii ii mikes Ira:mr=sodimi Mr j i timpaq. lim ns l i. Loeb. 47 , 11; Vlsiesbl. Ilartenbles I Milan Ildisbel a Is IL . Cade kg ; lbenign QM La; Is. 1114de lftig=y, II Pillirm; Thwelq, Simi ; Ilalvidsh ens X l l . l= ? 1 = 414 , I l l i ailifisen: Tsily, F O ® .t I ILatv iintellteence. COURT OF Mak IX RN INNIHNOSON, ITTAN, AND ADAMS. The heakraptry is this ease occurred so bog ago as 1812. The leakrupts were Wuhan is the City, sad the faller* was tat as suerisoos eartost—ermsedsiss ern ball • stil. Hoe. La audit ateedog was bald talky ie eosseqesses a assets to the mown of migsi bat iw boa reesatly ros• covered for the !melt of tie ;state. mai irfirPtfil, bo z io sll owe Ol lite estate la the e::::-Aoris IN S. 's Mem. K Ide fee brow iiss diseoustoll ly MSIVI" restreedoir l a .11 loisoill s s a r s t e Lli to dmim aa a t io ltpli p t a smith airos=Nbat VMS resisted, sad has beat ibe ii, of tor sloes. It was lest es appeal to the Lord =r. ilgm of 'a assigases. The sum Kgi t l e ls " I. Kr. " J will 7 le t a t d b l e vi tei d oal do eiliters wader the baskraptcy are Masers. trytess, mil Johasea. -YIIIIIIIRDAT. SEMI XL INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Tiants.DAT. WOO ISM nr MI YAW= OF 1117111111 W This theilesst, desmilint as • Castowhoses sad um mould —, sipped le be diesliarge4 aader the set s e Itn Oohs ea the pa rt of the Caledonian Tabs :lpemy, ea ballasts at °Magary, aid Kr. Bar- Aa men takes to limbo le the egasitisa, ea the mead It was pee asehealeed * the asugamr. mil it We. meet% Gra tat lassiveat was fa test agent le the ess pear at the gnome Gm. The szawit was that the alien any hr the de his sputa vas Kt. C l stior et was .dewed te A lug • 2=lvist leek ghee, gesTs — width it amend that he owed a balsas. to the semi Pall. NA walls lath had a amalgam lid seat his of orders lest lied Is Glasgow es tibia be was allowed le hue a amebas% sad se Witold eel geese the 11111. be was am awes sills fedisawith the eesagea/ lie bad mat um orders Isiah Pe led testaight sad was ea good muss with the maw, Kg. Palm. It ormed that the hamismal had seme amain books at hie all whisk be lad ath lb& It was satasittsil that W ref sast should lath domeabei himself as mat el the eicag ist a le whebabb. 1 Ononkirair thememall adjourned bre be Lx the beelethe be Mak mat that at mum be bad me judellimiem Ms swam the ball, Muss the schedule was am paribst. Ile wadi thee Moe ea a better deccrip tioa, bat Yaws kW the laselvesa. The lassimat, who had bra ea bail, was sat to prim. IX 1112 YAW= 07 FAXIII VIOLINS WIDOWOOD. W ei t, a yea* sea wbo me a lithographer, W Baal order. append far Mt. Deaa, a premthaker ; sad eamperted. we as to the issmam la which the hissi mg matrarted by debt with Mr. Deem; sad ea the *mine bornag an intimate& we gives bg the awl that ea immellidelproteetha meld Ml' gives. Om the pre sume amity a mem plat wee .ring ea ties pert at the imillemth to the Vibes that What thealermeaded ea order tera "idles pm. Mead salaam me salted, mad wow _Alm Ur midis esedifbar, who amid that be had am Drag et V assamommad ; b et ea the seavasy, lad UM glinelliel• with the isselmat, sad got the geese - _ rfielime asid. remitted that it was not a case far probe tliabaail ChM the qualm sow raised bad hem completely earuared by pacitim dada' by the witamme for the oppo sham Mr. flargood a:premed hle anxiety for the yeses =WI ehmeeler, who was the sea of Mr. Wedgwood, the well berm asealfeld maker, aid who wee just eateriag into 116. Obisf Coramielmer was of °Maim that Mr. Dem am the piety who had saw to oomplaia, aid that be had art hued of any esusemesed to the order. It was ace • am Y bb 'plass he as immediate protoctios, sad it wield be adjeenal. The cam wee adjourned ohm die. THE POLICE COURTS. 3IANBION-HOylqß. Wm. Aitifereen, vie was remeadodi toll& eq, wpm two Aug= et hississft ameba messeemese le Me 'bilis of wimp, 404 ter tUW. sod mother der wdl bombe them to be Arged, laving bees it the her is eistody el Jobs Amster, the Meer. TIM Lord Mayor inquired whether then was say Walt sharp to be made against the prisoner ? Daniel Forrester said he believed there was aci peens be attendees* to make a fresh charge. Mr. Lambert van Nowa Polo—My lordg m b er ee seemeed op no dem I put my mitoses apes the Met la three or four imUaess. *Ass the minim ise= epos heels's, of hie ms. my Am permitted bit Is dim 1 uges aea Om momity ef the desemests f tie wile if latish he mess abroad fee the parsimm It did set seem t. are it the time the miselles was put te me, but It bee Ism bees bum& te ey reseliestim that he has is time et fear isstaseas dram apes the hem whist doesuseMe of TlO Lard Mayer—Pmid yea state within what Mao y Mr. Pole—The last transmetion was about the month of Mash last. The Lord Mayer—Bat t year What mush has not been the ease slum Mani WM; Mr. Pals—illese Marsh sliest year. The Lord Mayer—Ossmemestly he bad se authority to draw upes yea eises the date you =maim The dlspeeMlms Is each of the above cues having bee% reed emir Mr. 01100040, the chief clerk, and signed, the Weems was lay issannittrd to take his trial at the next 111 , 11 ... ffi1l OMNI Criminal Court. that the prise would acknow ledge triijailfrello .d wing sums for the poor box : idt Ita flea the mehilpful Company of Clotbworkere, sad MR dross the thals Pellibt Company, Wharf-road, BOW-STREBT. ad =c 01, who . stated that he was formerly a Segment of Foot, was charged before Mr. any with effio.ftg a Eatery cloak at Bt. James's Palese,the property et Mgt Jobe Murray, of the Grena• diff „era liort, warm is the Guards mesas, stated that be semis maim eases the AmbeessieM-yard at about I is the eiliesees. with the dash over hie arm. a few alma. yeevismiy Messes hed ors ismeglag ever the balustrade - la thrbell ef the Palm. Witams asked bite when be mom ffkia 01 +kb that cloak ? Ho .pied, ." To the Tilt Gueril. - by Ore eider of Captain Airano‘or.' Wittman demised the Omar while be in ks the truth of this eleisemst ; ed Anding that Aiaadei bad set sees him be gave the prisoner Into the eatef a raisons. ides sided the cloak, the original east of w=wie — frla. Wilms and his brother officer, Ms Alexander, some es guard that day, but neither of the* bad the 0 . my authority to take the steak saa ken t Alezeader cambiested this statement. The prisoner said that maw pathless at the Palace sailed to him and said, " Tien, my an, take this cloak to Mr. Alexander, at the Tilt Guard, and this was what he salted to the waiter at the 11101. He should know the gen tle.= stain if he saw him. He (prisoner) had just come up from Bright's . , .to try and get a having bees diachar from hi s regiment wounded, and penslos, he went' to the Pa lace to try sad see some of the officers. The primer, who was not known, was that oommitted fez trial. Thomas Hhll, a;obust and desolate-looking follow, was before Mr. Ham with having assaulted and 4 c l i= t Hammon Lash Dawn, a young woraan with whom he cohabited. Mr. Hamill, *rim based the evidence, raid that the primmer urea •Wilm. it meet profligate and oowardly tuna; and seneeneei Ys to six smiths' imprisonment with but Islam is Maslen to which he was required to salsiustisi b its am geed behaviour for the farther 11111 M ela smaths. Barrsvagstom.—the Ibileering praiseworthy and benefi cent eamtwaitatioa aideeseed to Dlr. Hamaill, was headed to the ripener tur pUlsliea : " gabs Podia Oseapeaty, Wherf-road, City-road. " en mauled by the pereeee, wise, since the fire at these pubbee, hive viamed their sesploymant, to for med le yea the oedema ahem 411. leo. ld., the smesold a sabeeriplieb, that See MU eases& I. aid of the asistelleae sad amtarlaade pew.. " I es else e Embed Is awes a bege that thehigh woad t the seassa, eal the yoga vary peke of fns bel t Noy ethauhde slims who lave mew of bah. is ewe OM der thaw aphelia* sine slabber. " I dee *wham 104 a diaries bra the Omits Psi Conrizz i gres —lir, t . rmittr i p . clea, The magistrate also received &else for 101. from 11. L.; 101.10 s. frees*, Drapers' Dummy ; 11. ; sad Osiesta, 61 BOUT WITABZ. A eab elver. abflio. Eiik ea =Maw' by Mr. Chutes Ws* of MiN4 tor esaellog wan thea his legal fare. The esesplebast said about halt pot slaves at night ea the 21st elite*, be 'drool deksibat's lab ea the steadies sti Leasebelease. ea the see& die of Wessels*. at esery lea Nebo Ileadrlleemia itealway bruins to meet Ois LM leis. Atesr 'writ late Ow gab be eater the Mier le rend ever Weeds,- dot bibs the aserat war, babel et &hog eo. be 'Ms - atty. Oa feehif it tho =Ow; leeielne be YAM t a ellMea, labels rod t h ule% see. Me hemettled dorms seseallaa *UMW peel liat, as the Nee VMS sillin 11, Ws Wks% es Its Ila• Sisk& Isimar iso .2lie iika&at mkt be tlid eel MIL Ile was le ditties peen the &stem hi bed &lola Wig ever r mew Mr. Arbeekeet AIM 'Weber dewiest gese Ida a ticket Were he eibeithe II 1 The eialimbralraMsd that he dli set aatil after hi elfahlod, ma Ih• Opel. tea Sam lie Shea told whams THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, that he had no right to go our Watesiewbridge as that was 'priests way, Mr. A'Beduitt said that was all wensease. The »beta I was bound to take the merest route. The tables based by the Commissioners of Felice speeded the distaste to he usder two miles by near 600 yards. The defesdaut bed rendered himself liable to two or three offences, but as he was only charged with exaetioa he should oat deal with Wt. He asked defendant what SallWOr he had to mate to the overcharge. The defend's» replied that the way be west was our two mike, sad the reason he proceeded through the City was that many fares deduct the toll at Waterloo bridge. /Ir. A•Dethett said kb debate wit ridiculous. If the farm refused to pay the toll, their drives could proceed the other way aid nuke the patties pay for the longer dis taste. This was a deediled ease of intention, thereto» he should Ise him seven rhßHngs and the costs, or seven days' imprisonment. The In, mid coots were geld. Mr. Combs received the following sums for the poor•box of this eourt—the Drapers' Company, 101. 10s.; Oakum, 61. ; 21. 8., cheque for 21. ; C., postage stamps 61. ; and J.O. F., cheque for 2 1 .; all 01 which our reporter was re quested to seksowledp. FROM THR LONDON • Jan. 6. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Jaw. 6. The Right Itenearshio the Lords of M:o Committee of the Privy Coosa for Trade and Plantations lava received, thew. rho Rearetary of State for Foreign Affairs • espy of • demist* from her Majesty's Chargd d'Atairci: at Ohedthaik'snegatints translation of a royal edict, based by gememnat of Swedes sad Norway, reducing the dudes le me sad firewood, of which a spy is subjoined. (Translation.) Royel praismatio• relative to the reduction of import deem on mit sad ifttllSOd: We. Omer. es.. Imeshy make known that, from coast daredses helm se, me lava thought fit to order: That him de day isehmive to the end of lb* year 1864 seat may be ismereo4 late the kingdom at a reduced duty of iMat. Mese • ten. Doe. as seam period weed : may also be imported on eh weed sisSZessk weed kids D e . Th. 1863 wea l. 8 IS =ee Wised) Osciot. PAixvi [This artiste is satelltneell Ihr that which 'reared in the Gavot*. et the Mk May, NW. DOWNINIMPTIRMT, MAT 70, 1865. The Clem bee bees gooliondy pleased to give Were for the appointsost of Lientonest•Osseral the Roe. Ovate Cathcart, Manners/Idle ciageettlood Hoge, end of ajor- Omura Henry Brasowne.o.l., to be Ordimey Misibers of the Military Divides of tiao bud Clam er Knights Coon maim et tballiost HoneeneMe Wee of dm Baa; aml of Oelend B Linelenenaoelmel of rho Tied Reglemma Poet; t-Cslesel lan Mask of lb OM Regimeet of Teen ; Limasemeasisnell Olierlas Omar sib, of the 91st Regions et Net ; IMeamenistbimel Otsego Thome Cesolly Napier, late LimehMand.Ookmd_ of lie jfvha!nt of Cape Mounted Itibunemt Liinnismm_ John Maxwell Per on* et the nil Rog= rn et Fart ; to be Ordinary Meas les of the of the Third Class or Car makes of ll= Most Honourable Order. WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 6. rind of Dragoon Gisards.—Licem Orlando Fouler MA(rinosdLk Bridgemaa to be adjatast, vim Clements. who scelgne the adjutancy only. 7th Begiment of Foot.—Staff Barron of the Sewed Class Atignielna ParaleyLockwood is be surgeon, vise Mitchell, NlTea lie Maii P s olL el Willi= Claude Elliot, gest. to toe ensign, by parcesse, vies Bell. who retires. 10th Feet—Captain George Hamilton, from the 76th Foot, le be eaglets, vies Chancellor, who exchanges. ISM Feat,—Lient. Charles Edward Fronton, from the 19th Feet, te be paymaster, vies Kennedy, appointed m arketer of a recruiting district. 97th Foot.—Lieut. Walter Hamilton Twemlow, from the 341 k Foot, to be lieutenant, vice O'Loghlin, who ex chavose. Feet.—Easign Lachlan Macpherson to be lieutenant, by panbase, vim Hepburn, who retires; John Simon Changes Hemet" gent., to he ensign, by purchase, vice 34th il =sltamist John Brooke Oleghlin, from the 27tIt Feat, to be lieutenant, vim Twemlow, who ex- 40th Fereh—Liesteuant Fronds Hoary Atherley to be rep eal% W prieslisee, Itendle, who retires ; Mudge a Breve Gard to be lieutenant, by vise 41diseley; hash Francis Bryant, gent., to C ig : l ei m sn%hypeediems. vies Gerdyne. filet Waisma Joheston to be adjutant, vie, ggsißoned. peenieleg. reete-Indm Arthur Henley to be lieutenant, by pmeheee. vies Ow* who retina; William Atkinson, /est.. te he meeirp,_hi perdu" vies Healey. 1 1 1104,ftelia Web BMW irOlie MI be lieutenant, without pesehme. vies OrtAilmoissienseL 76th Peet.4leptehi Akusisealmmedier. Rem the 10th Feet ' s' be aptain, tire vibe emehempee. lei Week ladle Regiment.—W labllion. ejte Monies MS RIR to be limelimemberiemel, wither* mime, via Keefe, who setieseepom him ; Caplets Seim Miller to be major, whitest publeeso. ties Liewiemant Jobs Mew to be =pleb. elan. perehise vise Miller; Brigs Ed ward Jones line~e be lieinuissit. without earehaae, pies Harper MISMIIen Fieriest* Holt. gent., to be ensign, without peeskess. vine Ineublin. HOSPITAL Syses.—Mediaw et the Pint Clem Charles Whyte to be iimperipinspieW-general of hospi tah, we Shanks, deeresed ; Bergeon John Mitchell, M.D., from the 7th Feet, to be staff-surgeon of the Brit elms, Ties Whyte, promoted; Assistant Staff Surgeon Patrick Sinelair Laing to be staff-surgeon of the second elms, 'vice Lockwood, appointed to the 7th Foot; Frede rick Moore Smith, gent., to he assistant-aurgeon to the Forms, vice Laing, promoted on the staff; Themes Macdougall Maltby, gent., to be assistant-surgeon to the forces, vies Lightbody, promoted; William Homey Brice, gent., to be assistant-sergeon to the forces, vice Beessealeeocq, deceased. Basysr.—Captain George Floyd Duckett, of the 3rd West India Regiment, to be major in die army. MiIIOIIIANDUX.—The date of the commission of Lieutenant John Burke, of the 22ed Foot, to bear the date 22nd Fables:7, 1833, in lieu of 16th March, 1863. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JAN. 6. Royal Regiment of Artillery.—Smond Lieutenant Mark ham le Fer Taylor to be first lieutenant, Tice Moody, dmeaasd. Corps of Royal Enginmrs.—Smond Captain Charles Fan shave to be septets, Ties Denison, seconded; First Lieutenant John Marshall Grout to be second captain, Ties Tansbaws ; Second Lieutenant Henry George Smogs to be first lieutenant, Tice Great. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JAN. 6. Royal Regiment of Artillery.—Gentlemen Cadets to he S•oond iientenants.—Arthur Kennedy Ridesvi,lies Price, promoted; William Henry Watson, ' YIN KI promoted ; Heavy Percy TiUard, vies Cairw. pe.etea ; Edward Chisholm Bolton, vise Whitehead, pmmeted ; Mint Henry Atkins Riede. Mee beam. M= l Donald George Omagliell Illadaehlan, vise =l; Jana Beets., visa I.E. Brew, 'o7tl -. ; ames Hsu Jeireleme, vise Paw. parroted; Robert Horsley Coekerdi, vW leaureetp. promoted ; Besieges Hasubny. vies Retaimia, preesesil ; Charles Wawa Vibes, e z et a i r rg r ra. pesimesei Leah Delves vies ; doe Albert, Aer ßi le ibe iftus siker, vies /fiber p u rg l ied. Corps of Royal Rogation. Graduate Cadets to be Seeond Lieutenants with temporary nab.—The Honour able Cameron Wrested'', vies Grantham, promoted; Londadale Augustus Hale, vies NeviUe promoted; Henry William Hart Davis Demurer', vi a Barber, pro moted; Arthur Reid Lempriere, vies Koe, promoted ; George Longley, rite G. It Lempriere, promoted. 011112L1S RAYSOND latrirt,Gloneester-place, New-road, Malmsey, to satnakit Jan. 13 at 2, and Feb. 11, at Sti, imiaghalletrest Bois., Taylor and Co ll intoo, Great thmloolmat; etlf. wig., Nicholson, Basinghall-strmt. J.sm Rearm, Nottiagasni, lamman. Jan. 17 at Fen 21 at 1, at Basingball-street. 8010., Read and On, =set, Chearsud• ; off. wig., Stanefeld, U. Joan Teutons . , jun., Gloweester-plaos, New-road, smak maker, Jan . 19 at 1, ant Feb. 14, at 2, at Submittal street Bale., Messrs. Biakaall, Coanaught-terrace, Idgware-read ; off. anig., Gram, Abchurch-lane. ODOSOII Want ra OSLXI4 Lastbest-walk, Surrey, grocer, Jaa. 17 at 1, and Feb. 14 at 12, at Banaghall street. 8010 , Weir and Smith, Cooper's-hall, Basing -street ; off. wig.. Edwards, Sambrook-omit. W Tames. imunsox, Ommielige-whart, Fisher', coal merchant, Jan. 17 at 2, MI Pak. 14 at 1, at Basiaghall west. Sole Lemma sod On, Old Jewry-chamben ; off. wig., Biwa. Ilamtweelmosn. 3111311 ETAS. sod 6.011111 DAYS'S, Britton Ferry Iron WOOS% GisMIMINIMMas, treamaseas, Jan. 18 and Feb. noM 11, se B&W Oman. tieln, Llewellyn and Ran ge% New* ilimellgamelant, add Beam sad Gitlin', Mold; it lOLVINT ils. Aiiirm, M& IN Y. laysl, laiiiB4Bfise, imatiiii4ows, tarnishing =3l. Kam Wesieleinea-baftft., Barth.- satiation,. kosper-47.11882W 1r eltheo wer C e- lt. Omer: E a Vapies assistant—B. Blat thi, A =tlie e, isike-24 Sutler. Yurk- t a i l em, st=t— b l e. Ddibpw, i Bromley. ~ T. 11. JAmilig, reB=T•ww-101. asisl a sat to an rei sser s = —. l.m s 2/Asigrileste Faun - i tll ad All 7 . _ .. _„ freemsger—Jsa. El. I. Jas. 28. J. P. 64% Ilersk 00k5ai w.1 7,1124 AIM r- , -.1a12. 28. IL Wad. Obsilmbra, Used% despar—Jsa. 28. J. WINN NieUr_ yank vitselwrwhe —Jos. wa r rsr , Palesouleprow, sad Bat- imundastorir—Jes. IL . WHiy, Vl; 4 w a iia. 27. G. Dollar, 11-11.44 22Ter, t l e i r e btesti7 l . J. Pao, 888218•41 zest, Goedira'rislis, tillor-38‘. 27. T. Ar• JANUARY 7, 1854. mold. Elassen, Gionsossershire, timber dealer—Jem. 27. E. W. Reilly, Nadi and lathaaytoa. damovsstshire, stable keeper—Jaa. 28. J. Illyit*lmaras. dheidelit, York shire, Joiner--Jaa. 27. J. Baktrisse nalifsz, Yorkshire, wonted staff maasitastutor—lria. IL J. Will, Sheffield, Yorkshire, ivory dealer. - - -- - - CERTIFICATES to be =lre we ft be shows to the ontrary, ea Ma of vieetiatr. ass. 27. l. Roberts. Xiddleeme, wood per shoot—Jas. 27. C. GPI. PaPeow, Howl Now.towo, eroeer—Feb. I. 3. Phillip, &Mei , hattn—Jan. 27. T. Barraeloogb, Halifax, Yorkebleo. woollen *laser. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jams Holdtwortk sad Jobe Holdswerth, Wakefield, Yorkshire, kos mareissat—J. B. Pope, G. Pause s and J. Woodhouse, Alien sad Whitwood, Yaluake, coal maann, es ke as regards J. Woadbeese—M. epetlai M. Shrank G. award, and J. For. as.., Balky, Y sekffiUs , namlbsiones—B. Edwards, ma., Z. Behooves, jun. sal 8. Biwaair, Alseberels•lue, Cs., fora disaismosa kr as repels Sifiwards, sen.-11. Martinson @MI. Celaisay, Omsk te Tkauderaffirearasa,Ctig—ClMallowar, see., T. WkhlsW, T. Maw, G. Iffiffimags, jun., and G. Whitfield, Lewes, Eut Gffinatesi, Easibermas, sad Tunbridge Wells, Emu sad Kant, sitar as regards T. Dicker—G. N. Hunter and F. 0. Cork-street, tailon—T, Gresaing, N. Orsonlos. J. Greening, Wernagt og . Lancashire, wire e ri kr as regards T. G reening— F. A. Hahne' sod C. Newton Heath and Manchester, manufacturing • Suites and C. Sutton, Stroud, Gioneestenhin, mesas—W. Chapeau and W. Lowe, Sheffield, Yorkshire, riegravan—C. E. Bond, W. 8. Greß; and H. V. Bodge, se far as regards H. F. Budge— & olds, R. Norylar, an Currey, I. Sunderland, Dur ham, rowers, so fait ire regards J. Crossby—E. Jones, G. Pates, and F. W. Nab, Liverpool and Pernambuco—W. • Clwrigem, Sum, sad C. Still, Bonen, Surrey, attio sekusam—J. WiSiams sad C. L. War sburg, Noble. strut, algp i ..orsa nento-11. Burrows and T. Hardy, I= nako. haw.-W. Prowls, W. Becknill and J. Pwls, Nuneaton, A. Mutiny, E. Oates, G. C. Oates, sad J. .1 1 . 1 = Kaatirs, Sicily, merchants, so far as regards A. Maillaily l 4l. Ones, 0. C. Oates, and J. J. Matthey, MMus. Biddy, insalcants, so far as regards J. J. Matthey—G. W. Ilasbas sad J. Clark, Osford•street, oil merchants—W. Mem, J. Bum, and J. Tysoe, Salford, Lancashire, cense apingen. so far as regards J. Tyson—B. H. Cesliffe, J. M. BIWA% R. 11 , Nagkese, J. Browne ' J. Oliphant, J. K. Doegka, Ilanilass, sad J. Rand, general wood mitten l as L as few* R. 11. Cualiffe, J. M. E. 111ffiftibesa, 1. Lad. sod J. Browne—S. H. Mitchell and B. Willman. Lads Qum. street, Holborn, and Haympiems, illandtwark, gametal provision nierchaste— Joha Looms. Jana Inns, L.Lossa, sad T. Lucas, Kans.:len Brook, Lemarabits, ligo-waed pkidars—R. Farrell and T. =B.Prilsommegme. naval and military IL Drib's sad J. B. Sheffield, York shin, nswahaani—S. Pays., Lid ,B. L. Ford, sad W. Bonk, Lena. Yerliko, assorons-aelaw, se far as Wwagorn-4. 3. Wells sod J. Jeak Oenetl7, r id w i ldwidor, babardaskers—li. Ttd awl J. Assn, Corebot eisse Weirbire, homer.--James Polar, Jae Man, sad O. timed% so far so regards Jams Pahaso.4. Ares sad W. Well, lisoisiter, Bran samasternes-1. Heat sod W. Huai, lipserkat, Suffolk, basiossisso—W.gasisso, B. B. Jaaltoso. and B. O. Jackson, Loierater, draßs:l s ar e ea regards W. Inalmon—J. Holds. worth sad J. E. Yorkshire, irensuaders—J. T. Fisher sad IL 0. . Tomm, Devamidre, chemista— J. Wank, sad D. Wallow, jen. Limns. Warwickshire, diskapaksso—T. Y. abluna anY ilosomak Joashim Sha lom, Great Decode art, Bauthwuk, dirt Min makers— J. G. Frith, J. Sages, W. Wiliam, sad J. Viney, jun., Austinfriars, City, so far as raga* W. Wallow and J. Vary, jaa.—H. bars, H. D. Osborn, sad W. Banks, Kim/sumo, Gray '.fun, dukes in horses, so far ureprds H. D. Osborn—Y. Webster sad G. T. Clouts, Battle, gam; belimalwes—A. Dykes, G. C. Schwabe, B. Butler, sod G.l. fkruklay, Ibmgbal, China, merchants, so far as 711mbG. S. Spreikky—P. Buchanan, 1. Buchanan, R. Saab, J. Yong, J. Law, and R. Leekie, Liverpool, Hamilton and Montreal, Canada, and New York, so far as regards J. You' and J. Law. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. DAVID WALian, Preatoopaas, — Haddingtonshire, grocer, Jan. 13, at the Star Haul, Haddington. WILLIAM Humwsz, Glasgow, commusion merchant, Jan. 17, at the Waverley Tavern, Glasgow. SUGAR.—I do hereby certify that no return whatever huh been made to me of any brown or Museovado Sugar, bought or sold in the week ending the 3rd day of January, 1864.—8 y authority of Parliament, lintrar Birxtunz, Clerk of the Grooms Company. Grocers' Hall, Jan. 6,1854. COTTON.—Livaaroot., Ja e. 6.—Our cotton market still preserves the same tone of steadiness. Not only are prices firmly supported as heretofore, but the middling to fair qualities of American are gradually looking up. It may not be necessary in all cases to raise the stale of quo tations, but a daylight these qualities more and more scarce. This obsaesNfaa applies less forcibly to other kinds, but all fully maintain former rates. Cotton comes so slaw deemed from the United States, and we are so little easearegei to look for a large crop, that our markets/roars has vulnerable on the side of sup- Ply than co the slats edible na hems and in Europe. Were the dlibeasees beeemem Om master spinners and their work-peaghs mileAraergy sad the peace of Eu rope seemed es • gennimaat beak a erop of three millions of halm would be Demi at law prime quite inadequate to the The emansittee of brokers place fair Up lands at ; Ibbils, aft& ; and Orleans, at 611. 2,960 Ameritra, 1,070 Serag, sad 900 Egyptian. are reported to have been tam as epasulselaa ; and 370 American, 1,72 0 Surat, sad 120 Seagal, Ile expert. The sales to-dar are estimated at 6,000 balaa Bake for the week, 29,898 bales. NOTTINGHAM TRADE.—Tho isestrade is this week completely represented by the elate of the weather : it is in the meanwhile " covered up," sad time Is little or nothing doing is the way of pastimes. Abasing% the storks now in coons of Wing Whoa an very gessevilly light, in many deportmeats try eassalheturers are waiting for the develop mud of tests sad ilaihisa in the spring ; and, in others, at posmals es amed, sad biased a good trade is ia mi l., ft w e st not *My with the Ameri saa Mates sad hat wesa with Amtralia, where a meampasa of oselltlenee sad 'peculation is looked fur with masktershis mosassoe. Oa the whole, we have no alters. tics to report la howimes dots oar Met. Materials, accord ing On Imptioloetahe the prima at ilia made is the course of thievish. with • view of hells the poise of the holders, 'shalt ate symptoms of resedia., sad oestivre quite firm. In hearers then hall • lit& Weis= doing, and great cams for thaakinfams hit ha the feeds, although the weather has hereon 's tho lass bras*, archly impeded the activity of the trade, sae as It would have been. Buyers tele graphed as orfaellag ferward hem dostiand, from Manche.. ter and eras hem larioestor, have sot arrived for instance, although edam have come forward, and the communica tics aoravrard and westward from Derby would appear to be perfectly opea. Employment is good, and the only draw- Ma is that pommels cannot to-day or yesterday be got despatched. Om marchaate and manufactaren are busily la titian sleek, and we are given to understand 4 11:A P V 1411111111 SIN most satisfactory. During the peat year the staple teaks of Nottingham have been subject to maeldnable linanadmi, which has been attributable to anaserous ammo, ladled to the changing seasons of the se: to the distnebeaseswhich have now for so • the mass* portion of Eurom ;never to results bar ennead, indeed, we may my ia raw mass /needed, the most sanguine anticipations Of our rosaahetarers. Taws remarks apply not merely to the dilemma which have arisen in Hamm 'Europe, but oho to de Levant and South American trades.—Nollinv- AaruMm Guardian. WOOL.—Lsins, JAN. 6.—There has been little doing in the wool warehouses during the past week, the manu facturers having been chiefly engaged in balancing their amounts with the merchants for the last year. Prices are without alteration. An adequate supply of wool is of such vital importance to this district, that we are induced to present the following particulars for the consideration of these who are interested. The total importations of sheep's wool into the United Kingdom, and the countries from , whence it has bees imported, during the year 1853, com pared with the preceding year, are as follows: - • - - • 1853. 1652. Germany Bales 26,129 .... 36,114 Spain 947 .... 903 Portugal , Australia Cape of Good Hope Runts But India Sundry 104,268 68,464 Total balsa 374,619 314,791 Increase 59,828 The Australian wools are of the following cluilleatiol 1853. 1852. Sydney 51,038 .... 50,062 Port Phillip Portland Bay Hobart Town 9,844 .... 10,038 Launceston 8,349 .... 7,988 Adelaide New Zealand and Swan River 3,534 .... 3,242 163,162 146,767 Imam 7,396 beim COSH.—Bossox, JAN. ts the severity of the weasker, the rim met bass Ski the railway toe., ell let eta Ind slalom eseavelju s ay. surlist Irday. per the kw eel** of Wheat s externs seas were rimed, red, hie teak.; whit*, Mk theihassois, Jaw. 6,-Dilbe lb* week the fleet has her were ; to-day, however, dam bee bee& a thaw. geed 112:, 'boas t sod eldit s ti ar tee l i a 7 ; to de. ' mar. kit wilkiltelsed. Ilk.* 82s. ; extra, 1111. te ; etas, , rather more otellist Mbar over lietwtalles• Mae. Buse • good wryly, sad la. per v. Wsiber. Peas sad Oats .also rather LtealaVon, 6..—The arrivals ham Irelend end issiVoke olrlf Mods? boo been mall. From foreign =nom,. rosettes! , quartos whom, 3,319 goa ls** ism 1476 rob sad 11,096 barrels &sr, be idsi AO /wan lewd from Maeda. The exports he the same ttms oimpebe 1,467 quarters whist, 694 quartets Indian corn, 1,954 sacks and 2,063 barrels dour. Not. I withstanding the stoppage of all communication by canal and railway with this port and the south by frost and snow drift., and consequent impossibility of supplying our country buyers, there bus been a good blames, doing daring the past two days, at a further advance in prices of all articles. The weather has been more severe in this neighbourhood than for many years put. At this day's market there wu a good attendance of the town and country trade, but few buyers from a distaste (owing, doubtless to the state of the roads). Wheat met with • very active demand, and the few parcels offering were readily taken at an advance of 4d. to 6d. per 701bs Flour wu also in good demand, and le. 6d. per barrel dearer. Oats and oatmeal were readily saleable at a further im provement of Id. rba. and 11. per load. Barley was without material e , but hems brought Is. per quarter more money in retail, Egyptian selling for 60s. per quarter. Indian Urn attracted considerable attention, and some large sales were made at an enhancement of s. per quarter, prime yellow and white being worth 49e. to Ms. per quarter, and inferior and heated 475. to 48s. We quote American prima white wheat at 12s. 3d. to 12s. 6d. per 701bs. ; Western Canal flour, 41.. 6d. to 42..; and Baltimore and Philadel phia, 42e. 6d. 40 435. per barrel. - WATIRPORD, Jaw. 4.—Our supplies of country torn are very small just now, in consequence of the severity of the weather, and we have not any supplies by sea since Satur day last. Priem sestinas to advaam, sad Wheat must be again quoted deem by Is.. and Indian corn by 2m. per boll. Oats are also worth 24. to 3d. per boll more. COALS. -Losses, Jaw. 6.-Bhipe at market, 49 ; meld, 33.-Dmieon's West Hartley, 26e. ; fluting's Hart ley, 28s. Bd. ; Holywell, 284. ; Tanfleld Moor Butts, 28s. ; Walk's Primrose, Ma.; West Hartley, 28e. 6d. ; Wylass, 26e. 6d. ; Walls End H•dley, 335. 6d. ; Walls End Lawson, 1335.; Walls Red Riddell, 345.; Eden Main. 34e. ed.; Walls End Belmont, 345. ; Walls End Braddyll, 355. ; Walla End Hatton, 3.54. 94; Walls End Lambtos, 365. 84. ; Walls End Lassie', Me.; Walls End Stewart's, 356. 6d. ; Walks End Hartlepool, 35e.; Walls Bad Hough Hall, 345.; Walls Ent Kelloe, 365. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 365. ; Walls End Tees, 355. 9d ; Walls End Poems West, 275. ; Walls End St. Helen's Tees, 32e. ; Walls End Woodhouse C 1,.., 331 . ; Cannel, 30s._; Clams Cm Humes:Stens, 384.; Meagan's &one, 38s. •; Perkins's Anthracite Steam, 365.; Watsey's Anthracite. ; METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that ' Scotch pigs have maintained their value, and considerable firmness is manifested by the operators ; the market closes et 775. 6d. for mined numbers; American brandy, No. 1, 841. Tin is very firm, with an upward tendency. Spelter is inactive ; the last transaction mu 231. 15s on the spot, sad to arrive, 241.5 e. The stock on Jan. 1, 1852, waa 14,000 toes; same date, 1853, 13,000 tons; same date, 1854, 8,800 tons. Copper is very firm ; a rise is not im probable. Tin plates—A good business doing. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEER. Ohm Het veva'. Radnor Journal.) Kilo* 09e0111d. NEMO or hallway. Iteceipta. 1 t 1862. 1853. a 1862. 1863. ! - - Barrn. 72 72 Aberdeen 37% 37} Belt and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 167 388 $3 33 Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire 1,679 2,129 941 104} Bristol and Exeter 1 ,9 89 1 89 89} 1 C zain aled b.s onian h a r d d maggow .. ) 13,054 14,489 911 Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 180 142 U 6 20 Cork and Bandon - 66 66 Dublin and Belfast Junction 856 880 63 621 Dublin and Drogheda BB6 992 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 163 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 $1 Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen AMC. 783 - 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 East Anglian 79 8.3 East Lancashire 122 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,298 17.033 96 96 Eastern Union 2,013 2,069 78 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,443 2,492 6 6 Exeter and Cretliton 19 19 Furness 29, 273 1713 171 } Glasgow and South Western 4, 7 541 4,877 233} 283 Great Northern&E Lineolnah. 16,628121,419 188 188 Great Southern &Western(lr) 4,1241 4,493 277 319% Great Western 13,885 17,576 26} 26 Irish South Eastern 101 10 Kendal and Windermere 41 Killarney Junction - 161 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle '4,791 - 360 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire ... • 17,819 18,125 181 181 Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport 305 286 - 18 Londonderry and Coleraine - 207 63: 65:i London sad anci North Western - 46,250 47,382 31 London 1,036 Bla ck well 17 1731 London,Brighton,andS.Ceest 9,971 10,531 344 263} London and South Western 34 41 Londonderry and Enniskillen. 3251 386 167% 167% Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln. 7,696 7,756 9} 9} MancheeterandSouthJunction 637, 648 28 28 Maryport and Carlisle 637 640 498} 498} Midland 23,643 25,518 126 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,811 2,031 37 37 Monklands 787 950 60 783 Newcastle and Carlisle 149 149 North British 47 47 North Western 725 1,062 35 89 Oxf.,Wore.,& Wolverhampton 966 2,316 77 82 Scottish Central and - - ) 2,694 2,612 Scottish Midland 291 293 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 47 47 Shrewsbury and Chester .... 1,6,5 1,733 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 2,109 2,202 288} 2881 South Eastern 131 131 South Wales 2,336 3,411 77 77 SouthYork.,Doncaster& Goole 1,325 1,751 40 40 Taff Yale 36 16 Ulster 965 1,111 39 39 West Hartlepool & Co.'s Doc 1,671 1,611 13 29 Waterford and Kilkenny 4 41 148 60 68 Waterford and Limerick 25 25 West Cornwall 486 631 12 12 Whitehaven Junction 238 263 6.50 682 Yor & N. New.& Berwick, &York Mid. & Leeds Northern 32,866 25,989 Fonziox. 67} 6 8 71 Dutch Rhenish 1831 1 Lyons and Mediterranean 211 21 Maria Antonia l7Ol 163 63 68 Montereau and Troyes 63 63 Namur and Liege 444 444 Northern of France 493} 677 Orleans and Central* 20,527'30,205 240 240 Paris and Lyons 84 84 Paris and Rouen 6,617 7,331 392 392 Paris and Strasburgh 14,264 17,648 69 69 Rouen and Havre ' 27} 273 Sambre and Meuse 277 - 1 68 99 Western of France 13,500 3,96'2 • 'R• receipts brigade the trsdlo on the Orleans and Centre. Or. Mins and Hardman, and Tour. sod Nantes Lam LEEDS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The annual meeting of this Chamber took place on Thursday, Sir Geo. Goodman, M.P., presiding. The Secre tary. read the report of the council, which stated that during the year the attention of the Chamber had been directed to an alteration in the law relating to receipt stamps, which had since been effected by the legislature; to the high import duties levied by France upon British lisen yarns and flax machinery ; to improvements in the business department of the Leeds posvotlice ; to the ea actment of a law extending the advantages of limited lia bility in partnerships ; to the Bankruptcy Commission, and to the factory bill introduced into parliament by Messrs. Cobden and Fielden, which had been opposed, u calculated to isjure the trade of this district. The report also stated : The Board of Trade had communicated to the Chamber its willingness to adopt in its printed returns a more com plete classification of manufactures, and each as would show the extent and progress or decline of our export trade. The Chamber has decided to recommend that the following clas sification shall be adopted : Clean 1. Broad woollen cloths, all wool, or mixed with other material Yards and value Class 2. Woollen clothe, heavy, via, fleshings, pilots, beavers, Petersham., Whitney's, and Dooms, whether all wool Of mixed Yards and value Clan 3. Woollen cloths, desktop, apathies, Bo Yards and value Clam 4. Narrow woollens, viz., tromerhip of all &meantime, whether all wool or rased Yards and value Clam 5. Woollens, waistcoat'," made of wool mixed Yards and value Class 8. Mansell and buses Yards and value Class 7. Carpets, all wool oe mixed Yards and value Clem 8. r u taa, alt wool or mixed. Yards and othe Clam 9. Pales and ohm Clam 10. Blanketing Yards and edge Clam 11. Shawls, woollen or retard .. ! ... . 2 _...Sualet eel mite a s p 12. Woollens not enumerated, thelmlllie Ng* PPM woollen clothes .== Clem IS. Woollen Yarn who If the above specifications are adopted, the esteette of the Beard of Trade will be of great value to the taasufee- Wren of woollen fabrics. On the motion of Mr. D. Lup ton, cloth merchant, seconded by Ms. W. W. Brown. banker, the report was adopted. H. C. Marshall, Esq., of the firm of Marshall and Co., the eminent flax spinners, was appointed president for the year ensuing ; and I. Gott, Esq., and D. Lupton, Esq., via-presidents; and twelve ntemben of the chamber were sleeted on tics council, in the place of that number who retire by rotation. The other businesa wag altogether of a formal character. FlRES.—Yesterday morning, shortly before three o'clock, the firemen and engines of the London:Brigade and West of England bodies were called to a fire in the lower part of the premises of Messrs. Hemment and Co , tailors, 73, Corohill. According to the authentic return—" the shop partition and stain of the shop were partly destroyed, contents damaged severely by fire and water, and upper part of the premises damaged by smote. Insurance un known." A few hours preview, a fire occurred on the premise. of Mr. Webb, packiag•earaaker t Bath-street, Newgate-street, but little damage was occasioned. A fire broke oat the night before on the premises of Mr. Dean, a carpenter, of the Commeredal-road. The stuck of the workshops or etas used by the arpenten was dissovered on fire between eight and alas eel**. 'The stook of the sheds was seriously damaged. T r . 7 1 ,7 Ins a: l4 er"...q lr 1.. I:: 1,1 r - .) • ,~ ~: c r „, .4! .t :t t om` ja. pJ ~ ~Ff '. .r~:I,. - ~- IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING. who study elegance with econdmv,—Jgligg ( Do or . Timis OVINIAPRENCH POLISHED !MAHOGANY ARABIAN mks, STEAD. Redding, Cabinet, Carpet, Lnolling-glasa, and Cplaa gm Warebotme.—BßOMPlON HOCSE, 22 and 23, Queties-buildime. KNIOHTSERIDOL lad:Dates given, and a limo( prism artg poK free. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Blandon, from Prinee Edward's Island, parted her cable and was run on the Herd in the New Harbour of Hol y head.—Liverpool, Jae. 6. Lopalist, Fish, from New York to London, was wrecked, Dee. 17; crew taken off the wreck, 21st, by the Prince , ton, of New York, from Quebec,which transferrtd minter, mate and tour men to the Brooking, Pitts, from Z an y to L ondon, which arrived here last sight.—Dartmo u tty Jan. G. Robert K. 117, from New York to Liverpool, was towed into Holyhead last night much damaged, having been in con. tact with the Countess of Elgin, from Bombay for the port, which also received considerable dosage.—Liter- pool, Jan. 8. ARRIVED. ALCITMIT-at Falmouth, January S. from Gaeta.: ALIIIIIIIA-st Falmouth, January 3, from puns !Lanza-off u Na, from ra A 'Qm:ars- a t Lem Queenstown. January S. from Caluo Anamorra-at Gravesend, January 6, from. ..... coy, Barralmu-at Liverpool. Jan. 6, from St. John's, x.a, BalllMlll/F ELDIA4-st LaverpooL January 6, from... Deafen flecatow-st Liverpool, January 6, from Forte Ike Hms-at Deal, January 6. trout Sevilla }Leese Gatinuma-at Liverpool, January 6, from Para Imams-at Queenstown, January I, freak.... ..... -.Maunder IMES Mona-at Deal January 6, from Qua* Lams -at Greenock, January 3, from -...-.llt. Juba, N.B. Lorna Masts-at Deal, January 6, from. ...........P1u1ade.p1us -- na-at Deal, January 6, from New Tort .. Mamma—at Grawased, J a nu ary 6, from Went Itaioaarr (s.)—at Liverpool, January 6, from Haws LADY Sati—at Liverpool, January 6, from Maranbaw Nary liusx —at Liverpool, January 6, from Si. Yott ROYAL VICIVILIA (n)—at Plymouth, from Oporto Boxcar rirtrotanow— at Deal, Januarg o a from A:gua Bay 6ono—at Orawaentl, January 6, nano Wis. lictraut—olf Liverpool, Jan. 6 SAILED. ALTIED —from Liverpool, January 6, to New OT Barna 071131 (ea.)—from Liverpool, Jan. 6, to -Constantinople Caertuaw Yam—from Gravesend, January 6, to Bream Dour orßoxixlto—tcon Grarreid, Jaeuary 6, to U. Taa . Eaoce—from MIL, January 3, to Tobago Gowan Ana—from Liverpooll, January 6, t 0....... Africa JANIS SVllSMlllr—from Liverpool, January 6, to Mobil,' Joanna—from Ciravemend, January 6, to Dunkrk LOVlPA—fillaii Pill. January 5, to Barbados leaaoaaerra—from Cardiff, January 3, to &revise PARlS—from Plymouth, January S, to liar..4iEs PQPILOT DX PATIN:DI—from Llverpuol, January 6, to Heaping Parnes Aumar—frog Gravoierd, January 6, to Jamaica ST. Js,—from Falmouth, January 3, to.. Wane& Usanta—from Liverpool, January 6. W................._ Likhon THE WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1854. The state of the weather at each of the following plasm at nine o'clock yesterday morning. The It&tiODl 'imaged in order of latitude. Tnsrennwsz—W. ; Strong Breeze ; Overcast. Gazzswica—W.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. STROOD—W. ; Gentle Breeze; Rain. SIITPIIVILDING IN SUNDERLAND.—The Sunder land Herald, in publishing its fourth annual list of vessels built in that port, says—When we first published our list we claimed for Sunderland a superiority over all the ship. building ports in the world, both as to number and ton nage, and the tables we have published hitherto hay shown that the port has maintained this proud pn eminence. New 1 mit is the only port approaching near h Sunderland in this respect. It appears that the number of vessels built is Sunderland in 1853 is greater by 10 than that of the previous year, while the tonnage is greater by 11,834 tons. The average tonnage has also increased, showing that the class of vessels now constructed is much larger than formerly. The value of these vessels Or out for sea cannot be less than a million. In 1953 there were 132 vessels building, with a tonnage of 63,479 torts; and on the let of January, 1854, there were on the stocks. . ships, with an aggregate tonnage of 40,100 0.51. Nearly all of these have been sold. Sunderland supplies other ports to a very large extent; and the number of vessels sal(' to other ports has increased each year, for while in 1850 was 78, in 1861 it was SI, in 1852 94, and in 1833 105. [Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT P 141.11 NAYS SUCCOR/1311T CM, ULCOIS, Wa'ses, AIM SWOLLEN Luess.—Eatreet of a letter addrasad to Seams. Barnett, Brothers, wholesale agents for Holloware Pills end Ointment, cam Gentlemen, I beg to Inform you that I considered my lost to society in consequence of swollen limh, nad ulcerous sores * which he was 'tartly afflicted. I have sacrificed large sums wee, to doctors, who have afterwards told me that it *rasa hopeless cue; but at last I tried Holloway's PilL, and the result has been so favourable that it has astoolebed all who had seen the deplorable stets my sou was ht.—(Blgned) Joseph Machielec." Sold by all druggists, and at Profaner Holloway's Establishment, 244. Strad* VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Albert_o4ll4tin, f . rom3rew York for London, 43 days, Dee. 2' 49.10 N., lon. 16.41 W. Aunt May. from Bombay for London, out 53 days, Sept. 9, lat. S., lon. 57.54 E. Chipman (American ship, of Boston, for Liverpool, 30 days Dee. 26, Ist. 50.24, lon. 14.54. Cromwell, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Dec. 23, lat. 4' lon. 19 W. Oriental Queen, from London for the Mauritius, Dee. 19, lon. F. Royal Victoria (ship), from Shields for New Orleans, Dec. N., lon. 11 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEAlliz. sneiHs. ISDERBOI4.—Jaa. 4. at Gateshead, the wife of the Rco. Awdenoo, of a son. . . ELL.—Jan. 5, at Crenent-terraee, MillbAnk, the wife of Mr, phen Bell, of the Westminster Brewery, 01 a daughter. 00BBYER.—Jaa. 3, at Stanhope-street, the wife of Mr. Boobbyer, of a daughter. AMPBELL. —Jan. 3, at Newton. Ayr, Mrs. Carina, of a eon. CBOOUE.—Jan. 3, the wife of W. F. Craome, Esq., of Sagotuks House, Gloucestershire, of a daughter, etill.boro. GENHELL.—Jon. 3, st Stockbridge Cottage, Ayr, Hrs. W. Gann,. — era es OREENWOOD.—Jan. S, Swarchffe, near Ripley, Yorkshire, wife of J. Oteenwood, Esq., of a Kn. HATNES.—Jan. 2, at Dontiebourne Howe, Cloueeeterehire, the of J. P. Heine% FA., of a eon. LECKIE.—Jan. 3, at the Lawn, Tutae.hill, lira. P. C. Leckie, daughter. fORiELL—Jan. 4, at St. Wee's, Ozfad, the wife of J. M jun , Eaq., of a daughter. lILLIAKS.—Jan. 8, at Southwick, the *de of Mr. J. WILL.= • OHL MARRIAGES. EVANS—MANN.—San. 3, at the parish church, Leamingtn Wetter John, only son of W. Evans, Esq., of Croydon, dur Eliza Anne, only child of the late Mr. J. Mann, of Norwich. FELLOWES—ST. LEGIL—Jan. 3, at Slorerose, Devonshire. Rey. J. Hammond, M.A., Chaplain to H.M. the King of tlik glans, J. R. Fellow's. E.q., fourth son of Sir J. 'Worm Adbury House, Hants, to Mary Anne, youngest daughtei Rev. R. A. St. Leger, o Ettarceose. HUMBLE—DOBAON.—Dee. 4, at Newostle. Mr.G. Mumb:e, town, t; alistfralitetit Dobwo, of atamtordbam. 1300Tt—lENNINGS.—Jan. 5, at Atberatone, WarwlettatOra. Scott, of Newematte, to Maiy Ellen, second daughter 0: nlags, Esq. BTANSFIELD—BRIERLET.—Jan. 3, at the Cathedral, Mend by the Bev. W. Wilson, M.A., Mr. J. *Unified, of Salford, Mary Brierley, of Mount.pleasant, Strangewaye, Manebertet STANSFIELD—CROX.ON.—Jan. 3, at the Wesleyan MI A•aoetatioo Chapel. St. Stephen•otreet, Salford, by the Waiting, Mr. J. Standeld, of Salford, to Miss Sussanae daughter of Mr. G. Croton, of Vietoria.atarket, Manshmter TATLOR—BEVINOTON.--Jan. 1, at gt. Mary Magdalen. W Ife7, A. L. Taylor, of Caraarcon, to Annie, third daughter of Bevingtcm, of the Grange.road, Bermoodety. DRAT Hl5. BLACK—Jan. 3, at MIII-aquare, Cattine, Mr. J. Black, age., BYRNELL.—Jan. S, at Hishatreet. Msrylebone, Thomas, el of the late Mr. T. Barna, of Bridgwater, Womrsetekire, DUNl4.—Jan. 4, at King-street, North ShieVa, Jane, sestet late Mr. W. Drum, of North Shield!, aged b 2. GUNNING.—Jay. 5, at Bristow, H. Gunning, EN., :aw brilge, aged 118. BODSON.—Jan. 3, at the Chantry, Bishop's Stortford, 3tl Hodson. relict of the late E. Hodson, Elm., formerly of aged al. 4, at Trooa, MT. I. Montiromeno, MORTON.—Jan. 4, at Welltagtoo•etreet, near tquel , Li, Mr ton, aged 57. IKENR.-Jan 3, Jame, wife of B. Owens, &ewer We,tbourn , Bayswater, ogee 63. LOBII4SON.—Dee. IS, !oho itabinson, of Aidero.house, Derbyshire. 13.41tP. -Jaw. 4. at Laweceid, Blackheath, Kr. G. Shari , . street, City-road, aged 30. !ABBILEft.- Jan. at Bouth.parade. Derby, Kr. T. 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