The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-20 00:00:00

lAD inttlitgam r. 19. /MIX TKO CMAXOIIIOII SWIM LUBBOCK V. 110///T. This wee a salt iostttutodl; the plaiatif., the nsweeseta. lives el As Ira of Sir J. Lubbock sad Co , so mien. • Stepeotaise dived to have ben ease to is the year id 22. U Ippon/ thaO la the year 1113, Themes if uphy. a Sew* Amine naidleati .09 Jared PantatrUt is fhi nordigh r when mrpoy w lbies POO baled MN& Payed himself wee s Men of do dm a bawl ma adl= l tb• 01 ,_ 1 • 41 U the evens nib so • wswol•wr = l le dgi bsequoady to *Wisp* *seen* ten NU. sad the mann saner she heeds of Lobbed' snil Os. Ws W. Goan sad Os the dm to whisk lleyphy Wear& il••• seeded opted Larne* sad Co. is w Lord Mayors neer sad maw= cedes of that tribunal the snort was la *dr huade. Thie odor. however, was w fy yetind *a anew* mend by bibbed' end oe. was i. the (nut el Obestoly, end dimwit*, mite se order of Lead Blain pdd eat gals to 81r W. Outdo, sad Co. ; the Lord Obinsellor gide, Men to the opposing claimants, Lubbock sad Co., to Es their sapplenea•sl all if tb.y thought they maid make out their dein. steeordiaply sonewhere shoat the year ISM they filed • bill, but that suit was sever brought ton hen, aegotietion baying ban eosineseed betwees Mews. Othersus and Co. sad Megan Kaye, Froshesid, sad Kaye, the selieltere of the parties, with a view to setting the ametter. Os the part of the latter don the mantles was seadarted by Hr. Obsrles Kaye. TIN present bill, which was filed le 1844 by In partite repremeatlag the original dyes of Lubbock sad Os., *Oast theme Tenement lag Kw bre firm, alleged that the *gestation tensioned la a neoronies in 1822, aides whisk the dalatiffs wan to b. paid 2,3001., sad it prayed thee the *mast of that lan night be decreed. Al, or na r y all, the parties te the signal treenatioas wen dt sad the matter was still non ensplisated by the dies up of the Ira with whisk Thos. Murphy was ebeatiled. aid the absosediag of Mr. Charles Kaye. which web plis• Emmy yew, see. Mr. Gigue sad Mr. MIN um kr die pisiatiii. Daly and Mr. Thum togimalsil IM isheisais. Tb• Viet Cimmerian alier Boise oleseray Womb all tie hate of the ease, so far es they wad be soda est, sad esesaasetiag upset the eaterniety sad dillealty whisk the lapse of tine sad tbe deaths of the partial anted, sane to the seaduelse that this paean was on of then stale de mob which a loan of equity would sot take epee itself to aid. Bs therefore dienteni the till with nets. YAWN IP. 111AZIOIWAY. This ease was sot at the paper. bat to the elites of the day the Vies.Chasesiter esid he bed Neared elates, dated the Nth bees a led, reddest is Velma, =skim insides as to ohs& this nit weold be distemiaM.M WV . = de I leek la the law ostites tbe puns M seders N *bases* sift ' v. Cireeewey,' bat as yet se sash %Milieus Use gledidemed sty eyes. I bars sew it Ms sasesseive doss brought before year setiee this Mos, bet as ledgers, twoosoniad as yet ; • bow urea Wager it will be se 1 luso sot." His Warm aid that this ease was disused if lot floral. The ialst width this lady had used. is this ease was odsere TM greatest postage espeditios bad bus toed is do dsepateit of We salt. The Master bed made his rued we It Jame sad at the time of the swigNthe owl belledo; keg weeders the emu use ass ready to be bead. The 'part bed Meowed if all the emus obi* won reedy ter beariacia this bras& of the wort before the long yew des. This sett steed mead cra the paper is the oth of Number, the wooed day of the Udall. of the evert. Os the wigged= N counsel it use ordered - to stud ever, is uousease el its beteg proper that a petition should some as as the same time. Oa the 13th the suss emit ea sista. when it stood eighth on . Oa the lath (Iset Thursday) It wee Moss N. is Mt baud to ley teat the bar nil Miters were uieg their best hit. terser !.=used the doges* of bedsit % bad bus se madested Met Om asir ugly vemedesi eight emu sadipessil el. He Hamm with same pride vitirted to the sew mares of prude, Midi bed greatly abellgsd Me delays ami taproom .lhich Isseely reined, espedelly is Me Ileatraif elle bed tend the edemas st the Mean Ogress u n He s the uses, dlieeleg eM ewe=rs Ms Himmeez Commesirmais puss of data! gad mums Is Masten' ellam, sad welled tess t had bum OM tbese jut meads ef aemplebel uspeollag delay sad mosses lad bees remsud by is am mane of prac tise, sod a rseseseee had shwa the megesesse ba=se which the reduad. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Nov. 19. IMMO HI BAlloo.—woas war CAIIMLL QM mercer crammer, NNW AND ANOTHiII V. NOSKINS.—TNN ODISIA SoIRAMS Mai . This was an sotto for a breach of a altarterparty under whisk the plaintiffs' vestal, the Thesis, was to sell for Cat etsatiaople for onion, and these, to Odeses, tad there to be loaded by the defendant's agent. The declaration alleged that the elefendstit's agent had failed to load. The defendant pleaded arm, that the vessel had snammoarily delayed ia her tlnito Constantinople; sisesedly, that after she bad t i s e ordered to gn tc o.itillt, tad before the Irma, war bad be.. declared, which .lissolved the analreet ; sad, thirdly, that she salted from Odessa before the sapiratioa of km lay days. To this last plea there was a replicatits that the lay days bad been dispensed with. The Brat plea was' almailased. Tito evideec• adduced at the trial, which took place before Lord Campbell at the sittlags foe Louder eat last term, west to show that the eitarterparty was dated the 17th of November, 1863 Tito camel sailed nn the 11th of Deoriaber, and on the 7th of Febtmartt, 1834, she arrived at Coutantiaoplit. Bite sailed on the 18th for Ode sec, and on the 26th anchored at the ballast 'rotted off that port. Oa the 3rd of Marsh the taken prohibiting the saportatiom of tors was mule karma. Oa the 4th the master went on shoes and bad an Interview with the defendant's agent. On the 10 h the master gave soda of bit readiness to load. On the lot of April the deiltratiaa of war betimes Ragland and Russia was bows by telegraph at Odessa, and on the 9th by the ordinary elstasels of information. The bombardment of Odessa took plane as the 72nd of April, sad the Dlsistiffe vessel was sae of those which escaped dada. the IMAM sad (lathe 26th she sailed far Cosoatinoplo. The lay days expired on the 24th of April, and the demurrage days cm the 24th of May ; bet it was evateaded there had bats each a die. poseatios by the dertadant'sageot as justified the plaintiffs' weevil leaviog, aad that the breach was a 'outlaws' bench before the war broke oat. The jury fossil a realist kr the plaintiff. Daring the present seam Mr. Kaawlos ob. Waal a vale to eater the rerdist for the &feudist on the mond plea. or foe a new trial on the ersaads of the its =T Manitoba of evidence, of alidisodlen. that there had so widows to go to the fury, sad on affidavits deity *, the truth of a eonvenation sworn to as imolai taken plass betwee• the muter of the vessel sad the defendant's spat, in which the latter declared be bad soars°. Ms. Watson, Mr. Bramwell. and Mr. Motility, sow *widows easiest the rule; width was supported by Mr. Issieles sod Mr Wilde. _ _ _ The areammits bawler/ eseeledad, • Idea Campbell said Mere seemed to Ma to be Ise weed the 'enlist is to ground d esspiies is ea fdM slims. • very impostaat quads% Isestemr, mese is *a mend sin, esl be these* it Nash is lbws sieve Mss smiling et tin is.. Mai under Ibeir esseliesseiss, *albs evert *WA take time se essaiese base the waist &soli be sewed is tits pies. TES 4Dstl L. TEI ONVICZWAZDM Or 110kLITICATIO1 OP TEBTITKIX VIM= TZB Kr. payee seentwed an applimation, made as Friday and repleted la ow salumae es tee asy,fn tifienua te me* the ettorabwaed•se el tee veld of Lambeth to *MOM Ole waspayers d lebegfe Weed iw the at pessesdieg M tar elsettas et wilegeiss he that wed. The made with Oa view of obtafahe tbeassiden 311:bliteU w t Gs the 6th smiles of the Metrapella Leal =rAst peevidi eg he Use gealideaties veib eel= being telbsc e lf. gwillettiem f 401. vem le be lee mend metal paid se the anammest es tlee beedel. The isetlewas tee wilom be applied paid a vestal el upwards of 4111. het wee ememed at lees, sad be bad bees NINON es this 'weed by Me ahwebwardees at the idea. lbw. width be sew eleteedel was in caniegasnee veld, se be bed less hapeepseig rejeeled. Lewd Campbell, wee es reeky had intimated an *Mot that this we. a en. mbar the a q.o ...manta this a man. dames, meld be bad 0118 011•146 Ted the subject and bad slagged be *Wee. ?be Wesel swami might, therefore, take. Ms to obey sass COURT OF COMMON NWINIMI AT 1N 11111170 It *MPOII.- r. 19. lIELVILLS 01 • OuTIIINZINI, MID eLANDIZ. This wes as sodas to ftflOVltt drawee fm the dismissal of this plaistS, se no of the defendaat's children, bean Mss tis• as as the maltreat bed mired, and ales damages for eludes. The &deadest paid 81. into wart, gad the only questiaa open the Ant count was whether that gala was saMeisst. To the °oast for slander there was • duaratht, as that the plaintiff would oily be stagged to 11011111, apes it is Ow 'vest of the fall wart gists; lads. mat is bat rhos, apes this demurrer. Mr. ileahist Miller sad Mr. Beesley appeared for the plaint. sad Mr. Hawk's' tor the defendant. TM phiattlff was the daughter eau artist, sad wee he ssian' to the wife at tics ilefeadeat, wise wee • aseases, at Bisbee*. Siert CM. About trepan Z k li: was lashed to the dthadeat's Mom as a := 117.60, egg lee led hoes these eh 'at three thoaffm t _his wits releagni beg tasad_ Agreed to pen bat 111. • cr.:1..., I. her two shildrea. It waesdhennela is sesseesease M he nether sad shies at 0, sishedeat's wife plug te his hen% thelithe pisialiirimmil vitae's''', sad eon Owns.' he lehsists sib MM. The sielallil ism nes netted to men end ,mans bet aide% sal she masted the Ale. The hhaust, la sh sides le lailevensi kis elin shied WU lain shame Mno bonen eat ter the essi Meer eon ups bar sag 'MOO to name: • ens of mast hip_ihis 1111. a lees. Lliensina three est hay mob in amass heed Suds welt the sinatid es seend Ilessiese, awl sae Way shingly wee es tee he saddesly pa sip sad nag tbo ban Ow le• sennet. sad told her Islam he table es Min Elbe Pr diasiMile), hr. le end. N I Sea% sem soh a hal as bee them. die it a wed* let bee se le tbe Wishes.' is tee geed Ise her. de Is s the.devil, ebe Is s well is these eleibes," est be utei new SW massive Laisrup. (s wift Is Ilnikisers ems tiers wee be peweseties fir ibb usi 1. atil eels atme it 'sewed sb• lett with bee 62see. led 1111 set Mess. blewelf wee .end. sad be 'lodged Mal et tbe bet sad thus be wee worried sad levitated by era M ICI . wylmia. bed ileac eweemml up. eat left the eeee is tke Jury, vie lbesi mike he Ik. pielattf he $ll. ilea the Int meek eat nil he Ms amass. COURT OP r.—Noy. 19. 1/1/0/1/1 ZS. oa.w.osa 110119.111471114 IN Al ISOM' 1111.31 F. Tho bwkrept, Miserly a 'Maw is the Its of T. sad G. Selby, atteraisa, el fisejseareNsa, wee diatribe& es ea ireweasneller sad newahottera. of Ireasseager.law, time Ifewiewtrese, sad Binslegiben. Tho weaseetiose l of sesbrapt bad bus wiled asteaseeshe ; Weir swan will be beet gathered bow tie felleolag report et Mr. Powell, elkial amos. : Ili W iest ea u measis es the Mb of Mereb, lBlo, awl Ow been was ea V. stay Desestber, 186 t. Tito seme ea Me pdvaSe swims Se smeared we& tow I Is avast et the wend Mimes woes* 1,41814 le wiry andlesta Midis( esswity, 11,8111. ; to meatless et lidlq sad Modgoi, eseared by Wwwitelwil swear 101.8*, 17.100 L ; total wallows, MINK Is oddities Son en liablikles is teepee of the we as et T. ma 0. Belby. O.IIBM MOB eihße Jr". Selby, ; Seib! sad Wsede.4,4Bll. t swayed &Ms, !kW. ; liability ea sway sad Wile resolvable, 18.4418 L ; 40,6661. Dame bus es Tabs Oempeay sad paid ever Is OM isswel_ 11,17111. ; pelts &wired from ibe illwlagbase Tube Clempiwy, sad far sears Issilwidi is et freebeld prowler mad mobs, WPM. ; a talal debit of 187,1881. 16e 4d. TM aims sat , reedised r Ht. eisigases are good debts, MM. Me. 6d. ; Malafel. WM. The Oserwiriwer—Tliat mass witideg. Mr. Possoll—Nest le diet. We bare resolved altegetber 461.7.. TM sleek sad pleat oarreadeled le 'Wasted at 6.0241. TM& Ms set ben wholly realised, bat it will fall wry factitive et list; at prime lb* esolgasta bare resolved 8161., sad I Mg about 6001 or OIL own wet be walked. TM total swilable wows ere reamed at 6$6L Tbe Cowaidester—Bat what ISM real truth of it ? it,. - *—Aboat . 2,ooM., I thisk. will be lb. whole. beinmebeet as Me km of it is as enermens sod somplise* imemmest. involving a great sessl= h eod Na "my Isrp but, es reseking M T i e. end this MM. se sespesie ibe isisseess M ibe of a very disastrous dlenestee. TM bailment sommenses k ammo with a kw deldwaq, namely, 9.3331. 18.. 441., in oddities m Mash be was Ilable is rarest et bis pertmeskips et T. and G. Selby. Selby, Nemo, end Selby, end Selby asd Weeds, is a tombs sum d 74,681. es. Id. • se tkat is truth M must be sensliessi es impshmt se the sliest of 118,7301. With suds a melee en kb *Minden, bankruneey me in evitable; bet the ode Miner, is whisk be Mid s Man Si tbreahmlbs. Mks at a lucrative 'ke rmess, be being messome i Me rewire of 3.0001. • year kr rents ef Oneida umiak 's, is wee beamed to ease& MN thew\ Is s Ode mousse ; foe Memel be may ban Imeneed lie liabilities et T. sad G. Selby ma Selby sad Weals to the *stoat of 6,0001. or 8,0004 eaten ef Memel tiny end that smosst TM eased Mdse. dell sower is leave resulted is a Is of 8,868 L 11s. H.; Ibe mesa, reaused at upwards of 6,11801.. will is reality yid& bet a nemisal dividend. Mr. Pennell—Then will be mat se se dividend. Mr. Inklater (die append he dee baakrupt)—The amen will be divisible, of nurse, amongst the to noillies; the liability arediten .lb net be aktNlad to The The Ceessiteinter—l tbiak we are setae s wirese&beeee to talk el anybody earthiest's/ in sub as estate no Report eantinued—Tbe bankrupt has boss very eemereee is his beek-keepieg as a trader • sod the stallenines refining to tbe debts of the Iron and enamel badness may be takes se andurated. His prints traumatises halm an been so led seirdal ; and although the books of the Ids emegemy easy se eons Cutest awroberate the /Mew ppm* lallge, yet they do not go sufilciently far to enable lee Unveils, lennally on that mutat. Mr. Inereneeshe the assignees, said his duty was • very light ems. Ist bankrupt had petitioned the emu nuke the ansoginene Gnome, bat had afterwards bees Ode beldnip, There bent &Stahl is Weans say ea is biome eulgese, t e dies had been undertaken by Mr. TM., in anmentent, whose duty woe nerdy a maids tidal eon. He mond favourably on the sawdust of the bankrupt sines doe adjudication. Mr. Selby, formed yes attorney, attorney, bed bees nand to embark in trade sponlations, and of dm figures on the balsam sliest represented joint His own liabilities wen 42,0001 , sad the assets dent 1, 1. The enigmas had no wade objection to alibi, lamb abb. the &Malin of the wart to the Brum in as bonnie ant. They were ready to tans* gam the iongleints of say auditor ; but sew such had been laid balm Item. The tubs beelines, founded by Mr. Selby, if Illeweieskue, was cow going on most prosperously, sag mil be bas retained his Interest in it, cc night have been able to lbebeene all his separate liabilities. Mr. Derionennesed, ea behalf of Mr. Hodges, a creditor, who had lestrneed the beakrept, is 18213, is Imes n sem of 4,000 1. • of same property, ales a sum of OW. at a later peeled. bet* tams bad never been tanned. end wire wholly last to Mr. Hodges. As the bankrupt was Mr. Hodges' points soldier, it was contended that this wee a gross brush 'Chest. Basanandens of the bankrupt taken at previous siting@ were reed. Mr. Hodges was also swooned. The fans were the sons as those di dosed in the ease of !Selby and Norton, beard a few days ago before Mr. Commissioner Evans. and reported fatly in the Doily News at the time. Mr. Sunned, solicitor, of Bostverit-street, who had acted for Mr. Hodges in these transactions, proved admis sions of the bankrupt that the sans above-named were not invested at all. Mr. Pageant opposed, on behalf of the Rev. W. H. Par- BOW, of Ticehurst, in Sane:, which es the grated of the large deficiency with which the accounts commenced, and biasses the bankrupt had, without gassaltieg his are ditan, ralinquielnd his coonnice with tie tube badness at Birmingham, which was a lucrative one, and had made over two thirds of that business to his see. It was also, urged that the bankrupt bad in January hat mbrepreesated his affairs with a view to induce his creditors to cone into the pnpoesd arrangement. Mr. Liaklater having addressed the court for the bank rupt, his Resent reserved his Judgement. neon wt. OONVINIONIZ, NOLOOTD. IN as GILL. The beakrept wu fies;;;d - Z;ialler, at Casdea-tore, late et du l st Potee. lidgesrere-road. This ins the ex sailaatlea His debts were 6661. ; unts.2Bl. The prolate ( Wan stated at 2,6961. • trade ezpospes, 2,1471.; dimordesaill pausal ditto, 1.100 L; kisses, 1,6621. Tins lathe sea Waded ea item of 8.551. as bus laurred ea 800 sherds la the Deptnit end General Lib Assumes C Mwr. Lonay. owrance supported ; Mr. Chldley epposed. on the grousd that there were reasons to saspeet the bankrupt of concealing property. The bankrupt was ermined, and it meads( that the whole of the property had bees seetunted for be was allowed to pass. _ - Ix RE /ARLES. The beakrupt was a draper, at Bright**. This was the esaisiastica awetlag. The aetionsts extended oily over eta ea ewes maths; boas let February, 1866, to 18th August last. He owes, to saiseared creditors, 6,913.; liabilities, 4181. The assess were reversed at 2,3841. Mr. Admit was for tits essigasee, sad Mr. Lioklater he the Osekrapt. Pared aaeppased. TN as TM beakert wee described r e ermairbrAuguat sad bill-broker, of Pirtle). This wr the exualardes iseetius. The debts wen 9491. ; 2,6261. Geed debtors, 1141. ; doubtful auto, 9301. The baakrupt pried unopposed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS r. 19. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1855. wished la draw ammo Emmy co would. Ho »fowl W tie boob, Mt 'sibs ohs bed se authority to Irsw, be NU bag sin Emit have sk frAer Mn tie truism Timm 1 lerAarwaela ea •veMM, eddela appeared to lave bees le- assiebash repealed Ws termer evidesse as to *el preasettation wpo Trisoses, es Monday, the 12th tut., of the osier, to be slued by the trustees, whose MIMS S Kr so honhl espied front the letter. Kr. Buil Perieher zu Mt e d;T:g that be was sae of W Inane of Ilre. The treeless kapt as assess* with Mom. Oostla. Witnees'e is.. was UMW to the deilla•Mt predated, hat it wee set is bit landwriting. He knew the basdwritheg of two of the ether =e %y ead neither the cedar aor the shisateses were then. The prieseer was quite sebum& to him. Osselloo Judas, a Wiles-how keeper, is Caroline- Meek Iskseognare, seated that the primmer 'edged with Mt hum stninesay, the 10th fast., to Magid ay, when allb WIIS Woes Is melody; and that she west by the same of Elisa beth Ifigat Mashassie said that when the primmer was besiZ e t li rthe statism, she gave the same Elisabeth Pigot. Ette admitted that she had written the order and the lisps. taro J. Great, sad that she bad ladneed • stranger whom she met is the park to alga the other three sasses. She added that Mr. Grant was a &Gad of hers, and that he was a envier and wea,o? abroad. The prissier said that the letter to Mrs. Plgot we. deli vered to her at Sir Edward Baker's, lisastoa-house, Bland ford. Doreetaldre when she wee 'styles with her mistress, who was on a visit there. Seeing the signature J. Grant, she thought the letter wee for her. Two seen ago a parson of that sane, who had for some tins been a suitor of hers, iodated her to intrust his with a sun of 681. to invtat, with mosey at his own, is the Bestirs Counties Railway. A few days 1111111•16 she received a omega from him to the effect that he had got a job on the reatinent, but would write to her, sailalniag what he had dose with the mossy. She had noted mbar the impression that Mr. J. Grant was the same press. Oho lad so iatention to defraud. She wee eseasltted for trial. LAMBETH. Yesterday was Aged for the bearing et the summons obtained by the Rev. Jobs Vaughan. Ineunbent of St Matthew's, Britain against George Nsthy, the eszton of that chunk for perjury. It will be remembered that is the course et the moat linguini's it transpired that la t hy lbering ea emendon la his hone*, Dr. Vaughn' al biro 121. to pay it off, and afterwards received 41.105. from the trustees of the charity Moots. a portion of Malby's salary, whit& the doctor retained I. part payment. Malty sagiognaag legs peoeesdfnge against the rev. defendant for ibis seMmit, ag that tae 121.105. be received from the degNowns a gift, and that **More the doctor had no right M retain the portion of the salary be had repaired. meetly after tide Dr. Vaughan 'messaged an action in the Lambeth County Mart against Nell* for the recovery of the balance of the meant alleged to be due to him. Malby 'were the doestor's sauna wee a giN bat several membsee d Dr. Vaugbaa'e family gave ',Mance with a view to slism that Manly knew otherwiee, Inasmuch as be made ta to repay it by instalments. Mr. Pitt Teeter. the edge, gave hutment for Dr. Taug. boa, cad expemeed ca eginies Um Kathy bad comesitted paffweg. As 'gm wee teak for his committal to prism, bet Mr. Mated whether he bad the power, sad a "mom him to mower theohuge of perjury was mgplMl dinised at Luaheth *curt. It was to have bees heard es Kmaday lest. tea. ea the suggestion of Mr. Parry, who has been retained for Malby, the cue was 'Unwed to stand over cavil yesterday. Yesterday, Mr. Pony was win In ettendesee. and nude mother analogies for postpeament. Mr. Norton emented, and the ewe sow stands for hearing on neat Sat urday week. It is .zpeoted that this proceeding will have the effect of peolgesing Dr. Vaughan's trial until the Dumber session of dm antral Criminal Court In the ordiouy coarse the mid would have bees takes at the sittings which comeseoce neat Monday, bat It will in all probability be urged that the trial should net be proceeded with while the case against Why, who is one of the principal whinges" against the rev. doctor, is pending. Charles Alfred Rickaby, a blind man, and Junes Rickaby, his sea, were charged with sonspiring with William Cos, et present in custody, sad under remind, to defraud Mrs. Really Clark. a widow lady residing in Perk-road, Clapham, out of household furniture to the mount of 20W. The primers were remanded. TSB POLICE COURT& FORGIRT OF RUSSIAN BANK NOM. Abrahams Rosenberg end Kam BUSH. 100416 of Rawls, were bosses Won Alderman Win, la the eastedy of George Ikea sal Masi Key, the &waive Maws, shaded" with having, lusewlegly awl feleskedy, sal whim s ' lawful eseses, had is their peasant's a codas awe plats, spoa whisk wire eagraved sad made parte of salsa seta kr the molest of messes of a arias foreign prime a stele, that k to say, t►e Emperor of ell the Realm, whist the peat," Ike., Le. Daniel May (detains) sald—Os Saturday, the 17th aslant, about four o'elosk a the aftessese, I saw the two prkosen go to Kr. Smith's is Westaereissil.baiidisgs, Aidengste.strost. They west is, sad ease est to gether is about tea Wastes, sad west dews Aldan partnet, towards the ad of Chapala. I fol lowed thew, is esenpasy with Seat, ay brother sitar, who b= johied Aideregate-street. At the end ef Cheepside I went up to Rosenberg, and told Ma I was as Aker, sad I should teke him Into custody spa the sharp of having plates fa hie possession for the purpose of plating sad forging Easeful Beak aeon. Scott spoke to Barnet, the other prisoner, at the saws tine. I took frees the bract of Ittesabars, underaeath bL coat, the moppet plate I sow prodsee, ealla the " bask plats." Ramberg said he was daing Mar • gestleinas,who was ea Loados-bridge, sad was that waitiag them. I said to Mu what did you do with the other plate you got yesterday, to whist% he replied that the gentlentaa who was es Losdos-bildge had got it. I took hits then to the statios•howee, and searched him, and found upon him Si. 75., two keys, sad a puss. I have bus watching the two prisoners from the 20th of Ostebar; eatil Saturday. I had sun the two primers os the Friday before go into Smith's premises, and they left in about a quarter of at hoar; sad I saw Barnet they with sossUilsg in a paper, sad they west together shag Alasesgate-stresto whim I saw Barnet sad Roseburg, and they separated at the mid of Chespaide. Rosenberg seat up Cheasside, sad whilst is Chiswick, watt to a window and undid the paper, sad looked at the border plate produed, sad I looked over his shoulder mad distinctly saw him esamisies it seder a light, and Men he wrapped it up gala, cad tusk it to No. 4, Sbotter-street, Welskes-agaare, shin Rosie berg gave his Milne after his oppressed's. Cremazandsed by tioseabarg—l Wok the plate from wader your seat. I did set go to Loader-bridge with you, bemuse I my the other wiles (Soon) take the border plat* from the other prisoner, sad I heard Scott say "Yew have last boss ea to Leadon•hridgo,for I followed you direst ." Yea - toAd as the goalless's as from Loads& bridp lied it. George Beott (Detective 8). esld—Os Bsterdey I saw the Osman leave the house No. 4, Bhoster•stmet, Wicker square, shoat 8 Vele* is the afteraww, sad I followed MPS Lime la Weetserelead-baddiap, sad atter resalable these Walesa tea 'shades sad s quarter oft hoar they was est e awl I joked May la Aldoregate.stent, who was site toMilnig them. I followed them with May to Crimp thirs. when I tapped Bane ea the shoulder, pa Wilda I was an oats; at the same time that May stooks to Um berg. I Mid Barnet that I took him kt being mmemood with the Oboe man, pointing to Ronaberg, fee Mend la thole poeselen sainted coppee-plates for the papas of bewiga Itholes mesa Barnet said, " Ob, lam Plug to the palm= so Loodeeetwidge." I said, " What gar theman " He said, "Who I was getting these plates fee." I said, "Oa London bridge ?" He said, " YOB." I rid. "W hen did you see the gentlessan ea Londoo-bridge ?" He said, "l i ve left him there waiting for me, while I ems to Mr. Smith." I said, "What, to-day ?" He said, "Yes, just before I west to Mr. Smith's. I use &Net from him to go thine, sad be is welting for me." I then told hint I knew hatter than that, es I had islowod him from Shorter•euree. I then sabuttosed his seat, sad took from under it the paper pre dated, which I have bees informed is a Hessian husk Pte. On gess to the station-hous I asked Barest were the mend plate was. Hs said he did not know; he bed net got it; he supposed the gentleman had got it. This at the ateiserbesee I maid hie nadereost, and W OMB that esat sad his webilseat I found the border plate geoluted. I aloe Mad smut sine spa hint. On Friday effinthilosa was with May, sad eser the two pennon Gone Item Mr. Smith's, in Westmetelend-buildings. They cans along Aldersgatratreet, into Obespeide, where they sip- Need, and I followed Romberg with May, and saw him go to the clothier's at the corner of Iroasseepr lane, in Cheeped*, when than was a strong bght, and undo a paper and ten oat that birder plate. I stood close to him. He appeared to be near. &shed, for he took hie glosses and bed the plate at a liele distance to inamine it. He then wrapped it up in the paper, and we followed him to No. 4, Shorter-attest, eaten he west in end remained. I have been watching the gebeares three the 20th of October, and have repeatedly Menem go to Mr. Smith's separately. Oress-thansined by Barnet—l unbuttoned your coat, and ink out the paper (the note). Yon told me you wen ping to London Bridge to the gentleman. Yen did nut ask me to go there. Orese-examined by Rosenburg—When you came home on Friday treenfog I saw you is company with a man with a pad beard go from Skorter-street into a public-house to have sou drink. lit. W. H. Smith, engraver and printer, of No. 4, Weft moreland-huildings, Aidengathstreet, said—l know the prbonen from their teeing to my house. On the 18th of oMr Barnet ease alone, and gees his same Si Hr. Chutes. sad asked tee whether I could engrave him a label. I said "Tea." He then took me needs to my own window end showed me an itapnesion of machine ruling whisk was exhibited there, sad asked as if I Gould do him op sethethiag like it. I said yes, if he beought me a copy . He thou left me, and the following mention he called aloes sad left me the paper produced by the officer, and I told his he leave it with me a few hours till I got the prior, and I then took it sad made ieolirleo, and he called again at lee think, and I told hie it must remain till next wrong as I had not beta able to ascertain the pees. He salted the nest day at about three o'clock in the afternoon, and I had asentained the price both of the machine ruling. plate, and the holder plate, aid I informed him that it would be about 121. for the two plates. 1 asked him about the body of the note, sad he said he could not give ise an order for that, as there were English letters to go in there, sad he said the 'enthrone would not give se much as the 121. foe the two plate, and he would see the gentleman sad let me know. I kept the nee (having Bede a femme• entree to the police and seed under their direction). Oc Monday, the 22nd October, Barnet called &pia and bated me down in the prior, and I undertook to do the work for 91 9.., and h. went and Wetted on 21. on account, and tan me the order. Be fulled about two days afterwards ale e, and asked me how I was going es with it, sad when it was likely the work would be leistied. I told his I could not say exactly, but it would be four or fin days before he world pee one plate. He kept calling sleet every day to is. bow I got on with it. On the Slat of October the two primers Galled together, and Barest told ma the mantas had eat another party, not believing that he (Barnet) bad pet the plates is baud, sad would not pay say mote mosey till that party (Ras Barg) saw that it wee all right. I told them it was is hand, and I wanted same more mew to go on with, sad then Bonen berg pee sae 21. and I said I would try sad get one of the plates dens by Saturday, and they then left as. Bosechurg took part in the coneersatioe, and gays iestruetilne to me how to go en. Os Saturday Barnet called slop, and I told him it was sot dent but it would be about the middle of seat week, sad he ogled spin on the following Tuesday . I told him that I solid se tall whoa it would be does es I had sot Nos the patty who was engraving it, and the 9th of November Barnet celled again, sod I gni him the plate galled the bask plate. Hs wafted from 4 o'clock is the sitespon till abet 11 o'clock at eight far it. He they paid a 21. mon, sad tits neat methieg he called again and pee me another sad told me to get ea with the horde, plate. He caked me lobes it would be done. I told him about Tuesday or Wednesday, and he celled oa Tuesday, the 18th, with the other primp,. I told the.. I did sot think it would ho deo* hakes Friday, as it was a more difficult lob than we thought it would be ; and oe Friday, the 16th of November, both the primers tilled. I told them I bed not got it yet, sa d they mot wait Of all again, bat I got the elate about 4 o'stoelt, er a little after, and they both looked at it (the border plate), and took it away, sad they left me the other plate, width I had previously gine to them, es I woo to ban OW printiort. Thee paid me 21. 95., and use oda fk. Id. leo= it was a difficult job. I told Ohm they sfambe Se who me Ida. sibs, but they said tin would only give Is. IL liethes they went away they asked as to get thee the espy bath, and I promised to do so, sad they eon together en Saturday lest, and I took Own rots the ssuslYeAssie sad gave them the espy predated soil the=e s s i e tbey mid they willed the gar times to leek at sod they gave me as order to ea with the pestles of nailer plate, sod eke 10s. to they the paper. then took the plates sad espy away, said wen Osseo s eeslee edge', but I did se ese say. *lag Ems of *sea till they ware in tasted, at ibb cant. nitwit plass mei in paw *spy prebend sue then width I so delisted It the priseeers. Onweseensleed by Hesenbing—Tou told as if I engraved am Ws* MIN {aids that the whole plate would be spelled. The wistoste were this nmanded. Hedges; ; the seperinesdent of the City penes, who k m b a d tbs soniesdag of the whole affair, wee present leen the knotigatien. No solicitor append for the reseals& BOW-STREET. Elisabeth Pipt, - stiest — TeWatided out shop a forging sad meentisg, at Masers. Costa' beak, la the thread, so order for the payment of 60L, me brought bef , se Mr. Hell for fleet eseasiostios. Mr. Robert Twits. • eletk at the prosereters' bask, stated, that ea the Tuesday or Wedneedep protedtsg her symbiosis*, the prisoner mental to btu the letter pro dared. sddressed to Mn. Elisabeth Pipot. sad lessriat the eisrsatares of hr. J. Gloat, Mr. Edward Ben, Ws. J. C. W 12, 4 :5d Mr. A H. Pima. is truest, to that lady. Th e sail that the was Ms. Elisabeth Pipe. sad aim MANSLAUGHTER AT MANCHESTER. At the Manchester City Polies Ccurt yesterday, a woman named Mary Roper was charged with eausiog the death of Robert Mayne, • meehanie, aged 23 (residing in Bradshaw-street, Holm), by stabbing him in the eye with • piteltfolk. From the evidence given here, and statements Mae before a coroner's inquest on the deceased, it appetite OM the primmer and her hubead, Riehud Roper, both sMuely people, keep • coal-yard in Chester-road, living twits the 1 ard in • cabin of a single room. They are so ld is have been subjected to various annoyances committed on their premises by people is their neighbourhood, and, instead of mills; en the polies for poled:Aim, to have re sorted to violent measures la retaliation. On the evening of the 12th inesint • drunken man, whilst standing in the street near the yard gate, bad some water threw* Imes him from the inside, and at the instigation of some young man who same out of a neighbouring pulls:Amiss, attempted to force his way in, for the purpose of giving them a good clouting." It was oa sei ta d fter forcing the gate open three times that he son in getting inside, where be came into collision with Roper, and the two oonerneseed fighting. Several penes' shed in the gateway looking an, sad Roper's wife streak at Mem with a pitchfork, whisk entered the left eye of the limned, who was amongst those who came out of the pmbiierheisse. He was taken home, but did not apply for mediest assisciatie till the third day afterwards. when he ass ailinitted an out-patient of the eye hospital. He died ea Ilatmday evening last, and the cause of death, as stated W lir. Birch, the surgeon of the institution, who dinaded him, and made a post morrow saes's*. Min, was an abscess of the brain caused by nosed., islaismatioo, resulting from some sharp instrument having ••ated it. After the crowd bad cleared away from Repses premises oa this evening when the occurrence took pines, Roper fired • pistol from his cabin, which did net Mast anybody, and afterwards came to the yard gate, with a pistol Ia melt hand, and celled out that he would sheet anybody who same near. Oa Saturday evening last, Roper's wife wee appreheaded by Inspector May bury, of the de , Motive police, who found in the cabin • brace of pistols,' Mad with slugs and hell, whisk Roper odd he had got for the FROM of defending himself end his wife. The pri med mad her husband, who was also taken into custody br allestion of the magistrates, were remanded ; and at an l iagesell held before Mr. Mefferd, the coroner for the city, y. shny afternoon, the jury found a verdict of "Mau -1 aleingatsr" against her. THB FATAL EXPLOSION AT ST. (mortars IN THS BAST. Yseterday morning, Mr. William Baker, the coro ner roused the i n quiry at the London Hospital on the bodies of the live mon who were killed by the explosion of a boiler at Messrs. Ball and Bey d's, the sugar refieers, St. George's is the East, and which was adjourned from Thursday last, to allow time for Mesas. Peon and Fraser, ialtilieele, to make as examination of the boiler. Mr. Balleatine appeared, as before, for Breen. Miller aad amnia huller memasehenn, sod Mr. J. 0. GAM' on befalls' Mom Meffi Mil Meld. Mr. From, affien osseeihing she construction of the boiler, said that be Jffiteellefl to the shape of it altogether. The ions had se 46.118 beau adopted for the purpose of the SOW onarption Ihn smuts ! is amortising with the set, bat it was the WINO OW asekkat. The materials and workman. obi/ win effileffilmalle Ng theolBlllB.—Th. boiler was fit for low preens, bet me ler WO perm. Be condemned the shape of it ea Me. said a new boiler would be immediately plasm" la the rem of the see that had rapioded, end that the ether beams on the premises of •he saute shape had not den the eseurresee ban used, nor would they be. Mr. Pons aseroberated the evidesee of the last whose, - and edged, is answer to the coroner. that it was yen difficult to tel whether there was sufficient water in the boiler et the time of the Implosion or net. There were lines, as if at SOON peeled the water had bees low, bet none of the usual symptoms et overheating Ms. Wooden*, of Diehl/organ street Witkia, engineer, deposed that he had erseihiont the boiler minutely. There was always great danger when the are was placed is the flee of a boiler. Alsboegh there might be abundance of water, the generatient of steam was so rapid from the upper part of the fire hon. where there was the greatest heat, that the water was prevented by the pressure of steam from rosining the part of the boiler ever the fire box, and, consequestly, the plate, with the full action of the s.esin on one side, gad the fire on the other, ultimately gave way. By the Coroner—The accident might have been caused by , the west of water, bat It woe more probable it arcs* from the rapid goaeratien of steam above the fire box &Was fit' the water at that point, the plate becoming soft, and thee memorised, explodieg. Mr. Field, of Lambeth, engineer. also corroborated the statement of Mr. Fraser. Misr some farther grasses, the jary retuned a verdict of " Aesidental death.' Farm ov Gott, To Fv-tvcs. layszrooL, Ilkerkts.- 0 31 the gold Mudd by the Africa, Royal Mail it 875.076 di lore-627,060 dollars were ea Freaeb asesewil, kr sasrabsala at Ham, sad were traesblppad by Abe Onward swam Delta, Captain Kelly, wltieb sailed today hem Obvert to Ram. - [AdtittkaIIIMISta—HOLLOWAT'S PIMA HATS AN sinseasaisto Masi so Lana aye t7araea tbeerienso. - kr. Orgies tlllses. d* Telsooseraetjarges. NM% ia a Woe to Pealemar lialases SS be bat aallteat Sr a leas time teas a Arm et Se Ss eel etierebq fie stab bo sena Nada so rilsl ens tea Serelbee 4letrubsd ea tedboura 1114 styli& time be was twist enitebed tom* to pills has seed Se elk es be Is Rai mama to perbot to tie wareelea Soli sea Ibex stares! Se Sae be was la. 6114 all sal ; mad at helmet Sollasaf• Stabibbseas tkdtalad t imam. sad aS Kates. lase. Pm Tat; ay 4.114e5p0. Omilepte ; A. CM*, Sams @MK gift --4.- TELE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. ahem the Mark Lamm lona.) The Parisian Soar Markatkae been dull tbrougbont the week, and awl at if. hos per seek, millers being con tent with frolikes Selo Mot marks at 108 f. to 109 f.; lower desselreime be Ana* 106 f. to 1071 . per 169 kiln. Oenteley h Mind at 1031. to 104 f. la cheat tken be. bow ea•n eiwasd he Pleanty sad the aortic at about teensy mass, treassially for the best qualities ; the inquiry, Munch k as cab naive onovak to Mint priees, which nage hum 66f. to SW. pet 14 beet., anything vary extra being anakeelly. By. more sought, saParialit the flaw from Normandy, which has brought 36f. peril kilos. Old brings It. more. Beyond the present number of vessels at Havre from the Vatted thane, they are expecting 40,000 brls. flour and 112,000 bushels of wheat. At Marseilles, with a large supply, African wheat is quoted 614 60c. per 180 litres ; for November and December the pprtieee is 62f. Oahu is °Rued at 471.; 'bra& at 461 White Tuselle from Africa is quoted at 621. per 160 litres. Throughout Belgium prices are well sustained, and rather on the advance. For American rye tra its way 26f. 76e. have bees paid for 70 kilos , at Antwerp. Brands also presents a firm market, especially for rye. Prieto at Dmitri@ were calm, but *ethnic premed; only 'stall sales are making at former rates. It is mach the same, at Konigsberg, the last quotations being nominal, and bail nese restriend to the daily isonsumption. Dario, the last two months this place has received from the interior of Russia, by water, only about 6,000 qn. wheat, sad 2.600 qrs. of rye. Thor have exported in the same time 87,000 qrs. wheat, and 32,000 qrs. rye. Orden from the govern ment to America for rye could not be ezented. From Bilboa we leant much has of late been doing both in wheat and flour for Franco sad Antwerp, and supplies being short, priers have been forced up to the preeent rates ; white wheat 37f. per 80 kilos., to de li ver in December, free on board ; mixed 361. Ma Flour 61f. per 100 kilos. Switzerland is about tio. dearer for whist per 14 hectolitre. The markets in Holland an dearer; at Amsterdam the advance in wheat and rye being dfl. per last. At Ratter dam old wheat is scarce. Bremen reports little doing, with fins price. Hamburg Mods the MM. . . Lees animation Is noted at Trier., bat prices remain as last quoted, without any disposition on the part of holders to form sales ; 30r 350 . has been paid per heat. for Ibraila,l sad 25f. 70e. for Egyptian, on its way. Constantinople nports little birdman, with a rim on Bessarabian wheat, with which mosamers hap provided themselves. Smyrna report advanced arias, 'ls , 31f. 20a. to 371. 200. per host. Largo transactions have passed ia harby, via., I about 30,000 loot., at 151. 600. per hoot. . . At flas Freaciseii, where losintse were anticipated from the large breadth grown, prices have advanced from large orders, die Chilies market being enable to meet the Australian demand, occasioned by the drought. Badness at present is chiefly in the hands of *esterase small growers. At Sydney sad Melbourne prises were receding, from the snivel aid aetisipation of supplies ' • yet flour was still worth 441. per ton, and Scotch oats to 66.. per qr. The prospect of the present crap was good. Alamo business has been doing at New York, at full prices, the lower grades of doer being 12}e. to 25a dearer per barrel, but shipping qualities were only slightly im proved, and entre fine unchanged. The shipments between October 1 to 28 were as follow. •-146,879 barrels flour ; 877,787 bushels wheat ; and 120,000 bushels Indian OM. Rates for flour :—Common to good States and western, 9 dole. 121 e. ; Ohio, 9 dole. the. to 10 dole. for antra super floe. Wheat, white Caned., 2 dole. 12ie. to 2 viola 26e.; red Californias, 2 dole. • Ohio red o 2 dole. 4e. to 2dols. 100. Indian corn, 94e. to 98 . 0.; white, to 101 e. per bushel. Alexandria has found a good trade et high rates. Wheat, 444. 6d. to 471. ; beans, 324. Bd. to Us.; and barley, 32r. .per qr. 11.foka.W. India.. mkt Namitiaa bap Bowl. Nadraa, tap .orcaga. B.P. Do. bar Malta balsa Osyielos co,om &P. •••••p bb~aaappp T r . ladle ... aaata 1,300 13$ 17.703 104,000 33,300 30,000 379 4,601 41,0(4 7,550 Abo 23,090 17. 1u 83,100 131,000 78,300 881,000 880 10,200 4.000 8.500 1.600 17,000 OOTEON.—Livoarem., Nov. 19.—The market eland bia - Riiit previous prima. The adobes from the risked Maim per Africa to an meow in receipts end exports over last ear, mad all the markets in the limner declining. New Orleans would oast Sid. per lb., landed In Liverpool. Tb. Wm were 1 4 00 u baler, 1.000 for export. and 600 on spreulaUes. °blooming 606 Parma and Ca. Dolma. 6d. to 61d.; 76 Bahia, &L to 61d. ;too Egyptian, 31d. to 74d.; 1,000 Squat. Sid. to 41d ; and WO Emi Woods, 101 d. to is. Id. per lb. CORN.-11ceron, Nov. 11.—We have bad several maples of wheat affairs' to-day, many of there being out of eonditlan. Priers ruled about the same as on Wednesday. Wheat, red. 112 e. to See.; white, $7l. Otormsria. Noe. 17.—Then was a fair atteadanee of farmers at oar market today. but millers were obliged to pay Is. to Is. more mow to supply their wants in English. Foreign folly as dear. Melting barley is dearer on the week. Grinding unchanged. The oat trade condones firm. but not much doing today. Imports of the week ending Nov. 17 :—Wbeat. 3,630 qrs.; barley, t 7 ; eats, 1,343; bouts. Vet. Coax. Nov. 19.—(8y Eaglish and Irish Magnetic; Telegraph).— White wheat, 43e. 3d. ; red, 484. Bd. ; barley, Its. ; este, 13s. Gd. Drenstx, Nov. 19.—(8y English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) —White, wham; 435. to 495. ; red. 43e to 47e.; eats, t7s. to Ise. ; barley. ma Um Us. to g 3 a.; ditto. grinding, Ma. to 21a. Market vet, excited. CAlTLE.—Livearom., Nov. 19—(By English and Irish Magnetic last Telemraph).—Tics *apply of beef and mutton in much larger than on Monday. The demand very slow. at bsrely last week's prices for beet stock, and lower ne ottuir naellties. Sheep, 60. to 14. ; bead, K 44. to 6 4. per lb., Inkling the offal. At market-2,692 beasts, 9,173 sheep. BUTTER—Coat, Nov. 111.—(B7 English and Mph llainetla Tale. graph.)-11nts, 103, 114 s. ; seconds, 572, 112 a; thirds, 301, 1025.; R:myths, U, 100 s.; 111ths, 11, Ns.; slatas, 11, 745. PROVIBIONEL—Coco, Noy. lg. (By Eagliolt and Irish Mag. Dew Telegropix.)—Porn, 420. pot awt. COALS.-Lonnos, Nov. 19.-Bates' West Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Bebeld•West Ilartley,llls.Bd.; Carr's Hartley,lB6.3d.; HartlepoolVet Hartley, 175.6 d.; Elolywell. 19s. ; Howard's West Hartley Nether. ton, las. 3d.; Loogridge's West Hartley, les. id.; North Percy Henley, 17s. 6d.; TRW - old Moor, Its. 9d.; Tanfleld Moor Bates, 17a ed.; West Rahn' Hartley, 17s. 3d. ,• West Hartley Greys. 17s. 9d.: West Hartley. UM 3d.; o sod's Hartley. ; Walla End Mora Close, Ws. 6d.; Walla End Goeforth, 19s. 9d.; Walls End Heaton, 19a. 6d. ; Walls End Medley, 19s. 9d. ; Walls End Rdnitnn. M.; Walls End Lawson, 19a.; Walls 1. ad Morrison, 198.6 d.; Wal l. End Northumberland, His.; Walls End Riddell, 19s. 9d.; Walls End Imsnellffe, 19s. 9d.; Bell's Primrose, 16a. ; Eden Men, ; Walls End Bell, 10a. 3d.; Walls End Belmont, Hs. 9d. ; Walla Had Braddyllr. lls. 6d.; Walla End Fr unwell/ate, SOL 6d.; Wags fad Hassell. Vs. 3d.; Walls End Helton. 22a. 31, ; Walls Kai Halm Lyons. 110 a. fld.; Walls End Kepler Grange, ills. 6d.; Wailed Linibtaat, Ils. 9d.; Walls End Montague, !On ; Walls End liwarisem Sae. N.; Walls Ned Raseers Heusi, 94. ; Walls Had Ora& Bateau. 221. ; Walls End Stewart's, 11s. 3d.; Walls End Cards% hls. 64. ; Walls End Cassop, Eta. 6d.; Wall ' s End Har tlepool. Walls End Haugh Hall, 10r. 6d.; Walls End Tahoe,l Us. Id.; Walls End Tem. 121. ad. ; Walla ltad Tetendos Hartlepool. lla; Walls End Vibitworth, 19a.; Der wentwatee Hartley, 17s. 9d. -Oblps at market, 199; gold, 190. IX 1111111 II•11101•0TVII2 OP • OF FICHANOR. This haselmat, a statism woos la the New-thed, was opposed by Mr. Read, for a bookbinder eased Williagtou. Mr. Bargee* appeared for mother stealer, the leadlord ef the ineelvat's remises, to obtain pommies.. The iesolarsey areas ea a bill of eseltaap, wbkit had Nee masufastand ender pmedm eireemstaaess. The imams% wee disekumed *mkt' the eel to Jammer, last. • skeet time before Ids insolvency liedgese. an seesenteas, whom be damiribed as big clerk, drew sma Ma a bill, width bee esespiell, eel got 261. ds. on it fees Par. Williegtoe, sedan la Warm-stmt. After the dissitarge Wffiing. tea semi the lasolmet, who alleged Set hi bad been awiellsd sea of dee bill, sad head a pleaded. The ieselesed aser MOM that AO NOG Medved se salary, bit Retires *alai that be owed his 101 end admitted that he kept the while ho get beta Willisetee. Beton the trial the insolvent pm EMpw lath ewitody for Mealieg the bill, bet theeberge vies dYmisasd In oddities to the edvaaam Willingion bed boa pat to tes-itterable law explains is grrideg a verdict. The bill was net inserted is the former seksiale, sad It was admitted that it was made to nits some army . Whoa the ineolveat abetted Willing tea his diediesse,die letter mid be bad bees " dished " oat of kis meney. At his tedmit the amps was 'dimmed to Wedateday, sad the breleuse wee advised to give kis laadlord jadgmest ia ea aelkieef efeetiseat. Norm LONDON FLoalcuminua. SOCINTY.—Mis- Iseday the fifth usual sakibitioa of shayseathentess by the above moiety took plaes at the Psalm Heel" Postem ?Mr. The medium of to. bloom were sertaialy same et tie lust ever 'Whited by say moiety, though the varieties were sot so ■lllllllOllll. TUN were aloe some very Ise pleats la pets, remarkably fa of flower. The list ef enseessful mbibitcos hteludel the ammo, =erg may eases, of Kr. Weetherbill, Reessay.reed ; Mi. James, &eke Newisitat; Mr. Beadsmen, Stoke Newiagtoa-gressi M. Kerry, Stamford-MU; l t. Eisniby, Kieriaad ; Ind Mr. Theleidge, Btamford.kill. The attindeaes of visitors was set very put, owing, ao doubt, I. the Woman**, stele el Ike weather. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Duchies of Kent (steamer), whiert west uhore os the Great barbo Bank, Orated off oa Saturday without injury.— Liverpool. Nov. 19. LIVIArOOL Sutra AS FOll.llOll PORTS.—Baltio As.), Album, J. L. Bogart, City of Mobile, and Arctic, at New York; Robert Brace, at Wilmington; Asia (s.), sad Ara, at Halifax; Michael Angelo, at Boston; Helmsman, at Virginia. ♦EKIVID. Mar AND Mcar—at Bell Normans' 19. from Bane Avenre (e.)—et Li bar lf, fr0m........... Boston Anna—+t Li Nomenber IS. from. .........Villsvkaosa ADALAUND-•-at Liverpoolo : November 19, fro m Deals Avarea--et Pik, November IS, from Akaars—a4 Poole, November 17, from Malaga Ammon—at Qmsembrem, November IL from . . .... ...........flyra ADONDI—et Portland load% November IS, from AIAZANDIMK4 Bedly, November IS, from t Ca letirrl a t Sikeen—olf fleilly, Novmdree 14, team ... Nes York Ascream —at Orameend„ November 19, from.. ..... ..........Metnel Amm—et Geseeerad, November If, from Memel Bas—at Pllmossila, November IS, from .....„ Alicante Daman—off the Wight, November IS, from. —.. ... „ Padang bona Paosz—at Gravesend. November IS. from _•• • • ............ Nevem or Lamest.' —at Gravesend, November la, frosa Gabor' CAIINOOIIX—at Onmsend, November 19, Irma. Chloe CSOIDALI -at Graireeentl, November 19, frees Meisel Commas—at Gravesend, November IS, from Norway Cum—at Debits, November 19, from ......... Memel' Oosrarr —at @Macron., N.vember IS. from ....... ... .... Denis CATUAIIINI ORDIMB— off the Wight, November IS, fram...Gnebee . .. 15;;;;;Miliaaimestb. November 18, Nora ... &MU* Owner —at Penzance, Norember 17, tram .... ..... ........ labeador Gaon—of Qs start, November IS, trams ... ..... ......--11 Saloczabe, Nommbar 18. hum ..—.......... 0ephe100b 1111 r, November 116 hoes Demerara - Nemmilmer 17, In 17, from Ca - una- 7 -id icm — g, -us-a;--i-tiaraor;- pt. Übe' Data Paw -at illraWain‘ Dow;saber 16, trota...alerra Laois Dainua--a(Palmaylf, 14wookor 17. foot Dada Elm Oootornt-Ockaavaask Malabar 16, ttcoi .11aparaadal ETNA-at On Naremiar 16, Wool Ratan -at Oratarol„ Nomiabir 16, from- .- 1 Earsue-at Oowlrons, Nswiekse hoo-- 4artm. Suai-at Foilmotak, MAW" 11, from ...... --Hoodlum aranuaaroaa-61 gostwoo. formalor 17, from Spa 11111 WWI . rawabse 17, tram.. Oalan 100 -at mo-61 — h a liltrambar 17. trow,„... Calcutta famer-OtOrowl, Illswinkar tom.— Prow-aa Onewak Illamosabr 111, tram /11011111 A-1“ Omayamod, Ilamomarse IS, from.— ...... 0010110806 a - at01110111•1111111._ Ifirrsolorm IS, ..... —. Callao Oran-at Mon" 111111m1011. 116 Oalatiat-at Wood, Ilawabarl6, .Palonao Ovoaas-al CloWoosa MawdM 16, team . labia Rant -off Bay. Woke from Cabo NUMMI Ilwa-et Mitiathar 17, from- Calcutta Ilaoram-41111amotlowa„ Ilkmosear 16, tram UrsaaArla Munn, WiIIOPM/011-at Owiloro, Dwane If, kaa..Atbass Yaaa Dtotaao-at IhroOmpkaa, Illoomaltat la, kola- Qualm nAI7SOST—at Portaseria. Nowinbar 17. _Wham likesmove—iit Gramma. )lowtafrt If norm—at Orsysinat. l/11( If, from alums -41 Offsviglal• Donut Instep-at Orememed. November le, from.... Ise-et Chassesteirs. November 17, tress...... Lus-at Cowes, November IT, from • Win hum Yenta-et Liverpool. November 19 . from Jmems Leeren-at Walerfced. November 19, trem.„,.., Jaen- at paleseetb. November It, from Jamatm-at Shields, November l7, *mi.__ Z" lemma--at Cummed, Ilemeber 19, from. jr,* l Jame-at Orameend, November 19. tram Jame lirlfeces-et Ormemed. November I .* amir . --7..(ldi va Jean at Imsema- Oseremend, November IS, au ' .11160 Joss lase-as e lase-as Gremme 11. November . 2 Kam-eitOremeend. imeeilikirt 19. from . 1 . 9119 91,, Loess-Ili Oememed. liswashart 19, from Lemenesea-M ftgaibllt 19, lan LAD? Parlmsodt, Wormlar IT. daei Lesser-41 the Wight. JleMelder 111, free Ileinne-MDeel. Itersember 18, fres {,see - et Newsaiar 16, from ................ Man-at Clesembeene, November 17, fr om . ....... Maar eine-eir Dertinselh. November 17, rem....:" Manu-et Dollies, November 19, from Illiene-df Plymouth, November le, from „„,,, Msens-. &illy, November le. from New 0r. % farrow-at Brimmed, November 19, tram ....Boma Miseense-et Otameestd, November 16. from ... flr 1100•/14011?-st Gravesend. November 19, freak .. ,!,r4 Neetscoe--at flaseastows, November 18, from NICIOLAIS Hiarm-st Orameend, November 18, feel._ Nencr-at Gravesend, November 19 from Oemoar -at Bristol, November 17, hem Ommer-at Cardiff November 17. .... ..... Omer Carte-et Gravesend, November 19, Per-at Gravesend. November It. iron, . ............... „A im p ainina _ at Queenatown, November It, from PowevA-lit Bristol. November 17, from ... .. PUMICE HALL-dr Hastings, November 17, . POILTL&ND -at Falmouth, November 17, from ..... Closse-at telly, November le, from p.labouth, November 16, ........... Benin Botora-et Queenstown, November 16. RAILWAT-at Urameend, November 18, Grameend, November 18, from . Briar--at Gravesend, November 19, from am . .. Sonamensa-et Gravesend, November 19, tem5........„0 0 .h.r.„, feesom -at Queenstown. November '6, from Ilianasos-at, Gamostotra. November 17, itents,,,,.....a quid norsasoa-off Palmoutb. November 17, tram Twiny Taper-at Liverpool, November 19, fre.......L ani Smustcnom-off the Wlrent, November 17. bon Tunas Twaser-et Queenstown, November 16, bee, o ut* Von Bacons-et Qmenstown, November 18, from Vin--at Gravesend, November IV, Imes ........ Vioroate-at Gravesend, November 19, from --....11My Vicroana-at Greemek. November 17, Irma lam 0:10011, November le, from lib /silo Waueom •at Portsmouth November 18, from ........0rel LIJ WIASI -off St. Alban's H ead, November 16. hoe; Q lirernao-off &illy. November 13, from .......Nee Tim Womanas-at Bremen& November 19, feta llu BAILED. Aboraz.6—treee Valmealb, November 17, to TA% AINIIIMIUT—fran Queenstown, November 17 to Amami Arent NiieTZA—from SIMMS, November 17, to DINe looser—her Cardiff, November 17, to Dirello w" - - from Bbtelde, November 17, to lllO. Comma—from Queere.towo, November 17, to .. .. ....AWNS% Cny or Batemi.—trom Gremock, November 17, t0...,_ Ss." DIM (64—from Liverpool, November 19, to Alm Dam Ommooes butisato Itkomatmoz—lrom Belfast, Nomiaborli,e Bak Duna—Gam Plymouth, November IS. t 0..... ......... Sam Lome lisanomp—trom Rol) bead, November 17, to Otis* ' Dtazt.sa—trom Plymouth, November 17, t 0.... .... ....Jiggle% Dream —fray Bwaseem November 17, to Banns—tram Cantlll, November 17, t 0... .....,..... „, 6„ 1 Erma—from Queumenwn, November 17, to . Babbeit Euza—tram , fteemsWera, November 16, to (MN FUMY—km CANNA MOVMher 17, to 001.03NDA-1110 elillaWN November 17, t0..............64, GLarea—from Orseeseso, Novembm 19, to ...... T un a Otaiersan—from Drumm& November 19, to ...lturod om leNti as CASTIO—IfOrI Onrook. November l.ll, to „ . 116'JAN—teem Greece* November 111, t 0.......".... Jams—Ns= Greenock, November 17, 1e...—... —....Mt :_—_ iLUrier—hose Gravebend, November 19, to Pszsonse—Mm Orseosemd, November 19, to ...... Now neat—Oros Itsmesste, November 17, to Peovtorwoz—from Shield; November 17, to ""...dielieleee Iticasam RlVllolll6— from Shields, November 17, to..terthes Rammer —from Queenstown, November 17, to Wee gostouls—from Pill, November 1 , , to Arsben, LL Rossue—from Falmouth, November 17, to kern Bognor Ws:nos—born Queenstown, November 17, to erevesemd. November 19, to °mil= Tl;l—from Bamagate, November 17, Two"' from Baloombe, November IS, to Vote—from Hulybeod, November 17, to Ytorome—lrom Saloom* November le, Our VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aginsonrt, from London for Calcutta, Wept. 21. off Caps astlL Alma, from Llverpo.l. for Aden, Oct. IVA.. 9 N. loaf. 29 W. Beugil, from Colombo for Loodo^, Oct. 1, lat. 17 8,144.11 W. Bangalore, from Mauritius tor Lurorpool, OM. 2, let. 11%.,1m1 W. Ctto (Wrung), of London. Nov. 5, lat 41.'2 loc. 12.37. Edward Ether, from Liverpool for Aky..b, Oct. 16 laL 7 &knit W. Index (witower), loom London for Malta, Nov. IS, lat. 17.17 H, iw. 9.11 R. laaTell;ilareas, Oot 15. lat. 8.4 4 N., lea. .2.30 W. Light et the Are, from Lor.don for liTchigy (N 0C H, MI N., lob. 13 W. Penes Albert, bon Malta for Paltgootb, Oet 25,1448.11 N. be. 2.55 W. • 24 days out. Spirit (setiCroner). tram Plum for Umiak Oet. 27, of Iblaci. Susan (barque) of Bristol, from Loudon for Constaatimpi, Sor.ll, lat. 41.44 N., Pm. 10.4 u W. from libanghae for London. to the GRolo P amp. TILE SEA•BOHNE MAILS. (From the " London Post-offlee [Wheat the date far making ap a mail tilts as a leaky, the mail remains apes mull the day Woad:W.l AIX 1 MN Mom up at .‘ ht-Lat . b ., Inn B aum the der. l i m . ilia 4 root ogee. pstched. --.—. --, Lisbon cu lisan oi _ . -- bautarbrilt. - 1 V 7 ir m th on ot th. the l ithtuou. ......... I 1 Now. 15. %SS ttl Malta* Egypt. J 3! of the . r Orlon' mouth, Irate amptou. in 1 vaith. tbe Idatsities I Mth of i south . I gook. bd . is OW' M the antp.ol3. A " Iwo Clila : Psn ir Li z. ... re:ii 1 M E 4t 4 b.o tti fat tlxi tt. 1 uth B° Lipeouv u ethu. th ri i ......... Dm t......... 06.: OS. - l ag the Cape/ month. I West Indies 1 (used HI- i tan. and Honduras). I lit sail Nig & NVere:woruMa.. M D ec. Town.. 2 6a amp u toa. th La Plata I migL i ts al UN Chili , .... _ Peru 1 1. il of tbe H o nd o 1 m Dec. IT South - II ."' ampton. tu lla usi xieo ...... ) m Dem I 1 South. Li 1 , 4 , 1 1 maiLu i la si N l l M ' in , llLisbon ...... Madeira II Caps &Verdi Brasil .. . . Bneaostyres I Falkland Is lands , Madeira b w reue .c. r ak tfib tri j drs Brldshltorth i Nov. 11, & 1 Liner- . , ... , ....... .... . n.m. America ' Uniteittltates Pridare. utthud k i t.) !lot. 20. & ) Liter- su m o _ NO! 11 11 * BritishAlarth E alternate pool. Metrics.- Fridays. uuthi PlY th " . Betrayer' Dec 0,.. UMW State) 40,31, & i „oath- 4t 1.,..i.. so. 17 80 0 Britislitiorth N alMrsats arn piol2 . • Manion.- Wdcsda7a • Via Dew sad Museillak M. The Government Emigration Commissioners hlTo chartered Shill Earl Grey, to take out emigrants to Gelb* from Sonthamptont, on Jan. 14 next. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Ada. AVAIL—Nov. IS, at Woodland-place, 01sagow, Mn. I. r Batavia, of a son. CILESSW ELL —Noy. 15, at Ilarchope, the wife of 0. A. B.Ctwied , Eag of a daughter. FERGileng.—Nov. 16. at Hilldrop Cottage. 11i11dr•9 494 New-town, Mrs. W. Ferguvon, of a son. HANOOCII.—Nov. 17, at Richmond-villa% Holloway, Ifratl* each, of a daughter. 11e 4 HILLYER.—N v. 16. at Deamere-street, tiro -tbourootarese the wile of W. T. 1111Iyer, keq., of P cloghter. riw di LO W.—Nov. 16, at Illerier Howe, Eirlosoe.ot. Mrs. danglver. nast. MOUNT.—Nov. 16, at Pak.end. Itplentam, Mrs. F. W. M— d dahter. WIL ug LIA MBON.—Noe. 16, at Gloucester-villas, Parlding ica . of 1. W. Willismeog Eeq., of a daughtvr. WORRALL —Nov. 113, the wire of Mr. T. Worm,. of Farrfagta a daughter. MARRIAGES. COWAID—KFNT.—Kor. at th Bride's, tirerpool. W. M. Balloon. Mr. T. Coward, to Ch lotts. eldro 4 ' 9o ' . T. Kent, of Laseroool. Of DALK—LAVON S.—Nov. 13, at the parish church, West Dethf.„. livellaol, by the Ker. J. Stewart, W. 1).:e. Pos of 1 :•17: Esq., or Monte Wide 1. to !tartlet Jon., daughter of 8. Nsq., of Almond-green, West Derby. ""—'he 0 DOVE—MOBRIB.—Noy. I% et the parish church , 0111011 Blade. Mr. C. P. Lbw, u. De" FJaasor, daughter of Mr. J. Mores. of &IWO. DEATHS. ATICIIIISOL—Nov. 15, J. Atkinson, Esq., of Little 5 ,006°1 aged 56. ^a...1W0 altitZ.-1d0e.16, at Pall.ntall. Sir J. Brown, 1C.C.8.,..... --- Sib Hawn. CORNS.—Noe. 16, at Mscolesfield. J. Corn, lOW. „...na Clos6.—Nor. IS. Prided , k Bees, W eal son a lir. 1 Iliendsrd, aged so. TA 111.1=11.—Ner. 17, at Bryaortan-square, A. Erskin. ii ii .. i. BeamiL Porfarshire. and Longt.t.van, sterdsenabire,s.ll.. , FOT.—Bev. l• at Clilton. th e Bar. J. F.), lax Incuenkrat" seek glaoktiseed 55. T. 0 11 564 81001118.—Nov. 17, at Clifton-tart, Birkenhead. Mr. V. of UTeereol. obsi Ll t N t 2H ime Alt..— Lusl tor mis. . IS, at th ., e o ltec f s tor bon y te , Lam .bu biztlu xen flt 4 losBls .....„ LUTW 'fair.— or. 15, kr. J. Lutwyoke, a Eat i100k0f ,..-- 0 1 15 4 seed IZ. 7 —.: 90 Nov N . , 1_ 11 , (oe. 16, at Greet Orlord.etrat, A. Ma, Esq., of HUBOII,IIO II ' 3 :" K°l4 virpoot. ll.l : aged 50. Rawlimee. aseol Si. -------I,v Mated inni publlnbont by WILLIAM Ki'o li•un. r ay PIO. In ene_Olty o! London, Printer, an tbo um, ta the rnms at w bitotrism—rgwAT.l4 cow.- No r a AS; es 11 V.% The l ain •cm roileY 4 Pa rmsfiegt ROYAL "runcx Is woo white to Ito Ist Ootobei 4 Bible to POI ol_Docemt 10 LO' 11017111 1111 FOOD lorword _. A torder 4. 111 .- 111 — • tin 1211 Iketurs. l l l 3 issengsve Er WOW, Ps a l f A xTl , o ssi t e u n ti VIE pat 0 wax, eldr sad I pd 42a, 243 ber Is p. I'. IN t•lsaa. 4ORDI / au& climate. . army an it utility 'Hag sod I to keep edam. tro .order It n oota—Evt Mod, the &U . :7 1 INO IJ Th Wm,. with mina& • • Nl* _gPri4 I, Mod°, EONs :. SIM ISA li 111 I Aka bli a realand 1 supoaa WI idaploa. CORN NAI = " the kluge : the Lord 13 UMW 00111 i no." IR. LIV - 12 1 d vitt BARYON aiwatata t (10 ca.), , F"' ASI I me Ls I r jg to capel sad to rell pared roll sad sold b 01115, and iati loch 'Barclay T RII WI 11th mad Mho il,ooo, meat muse= dins* =aL sedan =r u g Err, tie ssuesti usis4l =l ti t labart Inger, ilaaskte booluell Wotem ries, ba caeas, I peepers wee ti it et Dees end De 7be le• 107.14 iatTs — e ti QOl ; la &ad la =I! LANE Wad criaT, L. 14 Usc eas As ggied 'With It t roars and e the N.l rat 116164 Y ad X. ) a wAI ws. ... %GOO men 4,1100 10,000 17 148 1,600 •76 1,250