The Sun. — London, England, 1841-11-19 00:00:00

EVENING SUN __J. ...... 11.-COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the POPULATION in 1801, 1811, h ,- )1 1631, ..., - ) ~ and 1841, showing the INCREASE or D ECREASE in each County.. CO MPA.RATI VE POPULATION. ENGLAND:. • - -.----,,,._1_ ...: Et . -.„ tfl C . Increase or Dec. .:.: c „, `al c., COUNTIES. 1801. 1 1 1,0 1811. E.',C.)i 1821. t iC.) 1 g 3 l. per Cent., 1841. 1841. g , sa g :,, • g ,•-•4 ,;:,,,, ..-4 p., r -1 Increase. Decrease. -- -- --...- -.IIL-.-, Bedford - 107,937 Berks - 160,226 - Buckingham Cambridge - 164,5 . 09 Chester - 334,391 18•4 .. • 395,300 Cornwall 188,269 15 216,667 19 257,447 17 300,938 13'3 ~. 341,269 • Cumberland Derby 161,14 21 15 185,487 15 213,333 11 j 237,170 l4'7 1 ... ' 272,2 . :02N '', D 439,040 13 494,478 7*B 1 evon AO • Dorset 115,319 8 124,693 16 144,499 10 159,252 9.7 1 ... 174;743 Durham • 160,361 11 177,625 17 207, 673, 22 ' 253,910 27/ . I -.._ ,324,277 Essex Gloucester Hereford 89,191 5 94,073 10 . 103,243 7 111 , 211 -2. i ... 114,43 e Hertford _111,654 16 ' 129,714 10 143,341 9•6 ... 157, 237 Huntingdon Kent 307,624; 21 373,095 14 i 426,016 12 479,155 14•4 i 548,161 Lancaster 072,7311 23 828,309 27 j 1,052,859 27 : 1,336,854 24'7 , ... 1,667,064 Leicester 1 11'1 ' 362 Lincoln., I 208,557 14 237,891 19 ; 283,058 12 317,465 . ,717 ,Nliddl esex !'' 0;12 'l7 "i 953,276 20 1,144,531 19 1,358,330 16' I.•• ... 1,576,616 Monmonth • 45,4821 36 62,127 15 71,53 36 : 98,130 361 ... 134,349 :orf. - )1k Northainpton .Northualberland 157;1011 9 472,161 15 i 198,965 12 j 222,912 12/ ' ••• 250,268 Nottingham ••••.., 140,351 16 162,900 15 , 186,873 20 225,327 10.8 249,773 •• • • Oxford 10,6204 9 119,191 15 , 136,971 11 152,156 6 .*1 + . . 161,573 Rutland 16,3•18 1 .''... 16,380. 13 ; 18,487 5 19,385 1 10* , ... 21,340 Salop , Somerset, 273,750 12 303;180 17 ! 355,31' 13 404,200 7'B 1 .• • 436,002 Southampton 219 OA 12 245,080 151' 283,298 11 314,280 121 ... 354,940 fHants). ~, 4 ~, :1 ,- i Stafford , 239,153 ° 21 295,153 17 345,895 19 l 410,512 24/ ••• 510,206 ~ Suffolk Surrey 269,043 20 . 323,851 23 i 398,658 22. 486,334 l9'7 ••• 582,613 Sussex Warwick Westmoreland - • 41617 10 , 10 9 2 12 51,359 7 , 55,041 2'5 56,469 Wilts , , 185,107 . 5 193,828 15 222,157 8 240,156 8•2 ' ..• 260,007 Worcester 139,333 15 160,546 15 • . 16„;,424 -15 i, 211,365 10'4 ... 233, 4 8 4 York (E, Riding) 110,992 16 134,f37 14 , 154,01k.' 10 i 168,8911 0 ., 14'6 . ... 193,676 ~..:. •' ' - 1 3j,362 ~.2. ' ''B'3 1 24,393 12 27,30/ 12 30,451 17 38,322 '"- Ci A ty in cif s ' t Y c3 o - rk and "" ,- ... c 3, York (N. Riding) 158,225 7 169,391 11 187,452 2 ' 1 ..'. 75 6i c'3 ; 7'2 ... 204,662 , ',- York (W. Riding) A 65,282 16 1 .655,042 22. 801,274 22 976,3:;, 0 -- • 182 ... 1,154,924 j - r i _____, ENGLAND .... 8,331,434 144-!9,538,827 171, 1, 9 61,437 i 16 ;13,091,005 ' „ /4.5 ... 114,995,508 , . ... , . WALES. • . -- - -- --- - i - p . 4 c., . 4 c; -"' Increase or Dec. I . = a E . :n = 67 GS C, COUNTIES. 1801. it C.) 1811. it C..) 1821: PC- , 1831. per Cent., 1841. 1841. * 2 . I, t , a, , ~. 0.1 . Increase. Decrease 2 A - - - Anglesey 33,806 10 37,045 21 45,063 7 48,325 5•3 • .. ... 50,890 Brecon 3 1 ,633 19 37 , 735 16 43,603 10 47,763 11'5 . 53,295 Cardigan 42,956 17 50,260 15 57,784 10 64,780 5'5 ... 68,380 Carmarthen .... 10C . ,482 Carnarvon Denbigh 60,352 6 64,240 19 76,511 8 83,629 6'7 ... . , . 89,291 Flint 39,622 17 46,518 15 53,78 4 11 60,012 10.8 66,547 Glamorgan Merioneth 27,506 4 30,924 11 34,382 3 35,315 IPI 39,238 Montgomery Pembroke 56 ,280 7 60 , 615 22 74,009 9 81,425 71 88,262 Radnor --- i -- -_ WALES 541,546 171611,788 17 717,438 [l2 806,182 13* , ... 911,321 . SCOTLAND. c,... 1 3 .A \ F„ -. r n .1 c . , 1 Increase or Dec. pe C en t ., 1841. 1841. COUNTIES. 1801. 7,:', 6 1811. F.; C.) 1821. it 0! I 1831. , i f, - t. .1 Increase. Decrease. -- I -..- Aberdeen Argyll 71,859 19 85,585 14 97,316 4 100,973 ... 3'9 97,140 Ayr 84,306 23 103,954 22 . 127,299 14 145,055 13'4 .•• 164,522 Banff 35,807 2 36,668 19 43,561 12 48,004 3* ... 50,076 Berwick 30,621 1 30,779 8 33,385 2 34,048 I'l ... 34,427 Bute 11,791 2 12,033 15 13,797 3 14,151 10 . 9 ... 15,695 Caithness 22,609 4 23,419 29 30,238 14 34,529 4.8 ... 36,197 ' Clad; mannan Dumbarton _ Dumfries 54,597 15 62,960 13 70,878 4 73,770 • 1 •• •3 72,825 Edinburgh i Elgin (Moray).- 26,70 f. 5 28,108 11 31,162' 10 34,231 2/ ... 34,994 ... Fife 93,741! 8 101,272 13 114,556 : 12 128,839 B ' 9 140,310 1 39 70 57: , 6 3 78 8 15 0 1 Forfar 99,127 8 107,264 6 113,430 23 139,606 22 :.. : . . i .. ...• ' Iladdington Inverness 74,29 : ). 5 78,33€ 15 90 , 157 5 ! 94,797 3 Kincardine Kinross - 6,725 8 7,245 7 7,7U' 17 9,072 ... 3•5 4 8 1 , 0 7 9 6 9 3 Kirkcudbright 29, 211 15 33,684 15 38,903 4 40,590 1/ ' ••• Lanark 146,699 31' 191,752 27 244,387 80 ' 316,819 34• S ... 427;113 - Linlithgow 17,844 9 i 19,451 17 22,685, 3 23,291 15'2 .... 26,848 Nairn ' Orkney 8: Shetland 46,824 ... . , 46,155 15 5 3 , 124 . 1!) 58.239 3 . ••• 60,007 Peebles - • 5 10,520 Perth 126,3'6C, '7 . 135,093 3 1 139,050 3 142,294 ... 3 . 4 135,151 ' Renfrew 78,05 T 9., , .92,59'6 21 1 ' 112,175 .19 133,443 15'9 ' ... 154,75,5 Ross and Cri qnarti 55,343 10 60,8::: 13 I 68,828 9 74,820 4•3 ... - 78,058 Roxburgh Selkirk .... . , 7,989 Stirling . . 50,825 1 4 . 58,174 12 65,376 11 72,621 13'1 1 1 ;;:4 .. , 8 2 2 4:6 17 6 9 6 Sutherland Wigtown 22,918 . 17 26,891 23 33,2.431 9 , 36,'.2. - .••• 1 21'5 ; ... 44,068 Barracks P+•• ••• •• • 1 ••• ••• 4,425 , , SCOTLAND ...,1,599',06E 14 1,805. W, 16 ! 2,00:1, t:")(3 0 1:3 , 2,365,114 I 11'1 ... 1 2,628,957 .... ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. _ _ -- ......., v 4:. Increase or Dtc. 1 _ c? '" r - 4 ,, :. ..., 5 - 1831. per Cent., 1841. ISLANDS. 1 i IEOI. 2-: C.) 1811. f.,' c) 1821. i - ..' 1841. 2 '4,) !-4 gi. ,1 c..) , = c, -1 p., '--' '4 . ... i Increase. reereaie. --- - ---- - --- - - Z ~ Jersey ' Guernsey, Alder 1 ... ... ... •. • <-) , • ney, Sark, Herm ... ... ' ... k ... 20,827 25'4 26,128 .1- ••• 28,538 and Jethou I , „, 1 ... I Man .. i! ... ... ... 40,081 2 . 2 41 , 000 17. ... - 47,985 1----, -1 - --I TOTAL ' g . \ 89,508 15'S 103,710 i 19'6 •• • 124,079 SUMMARY. 3 5 GREAT BRITAIN AND ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. COMPAIIATIVE POPULATION.* • lncrease or Dec. . . ,-,s ...: .2 z per Cent., 1841. , as Q t- 1801. i, 8 1811. 3 C.! 1821. f. ) . L.) 1831. --- lB4l. .ecl '' 1 `g s ., .: t; Increase. Decrease \ "1 c - " ` 4 = ..., ... 11,995,508 England 911,321 Wales - ••• ' Persons ascertain-,1 - - ed to have beeti i travelling by ... ... 4,896 - Railways and •• • •••• ••• .• • i 56 Canals during i i . the bight of June - 1 38 6,1841 • „. 1 __________-_- ---- 7 ---- - `- ../1........1iii.......... ........ 85 14 10,150,615 17 11,978,87:7 , 16 3,897,187 14.5 ... ... • 15,911,725 1,813;688 16 2,093,451 13 1 9 ,365,114 *11•1 1 England &Wales 8 1 _ , ,8 59 'r' 2 9:0 9 : /4 2,628,95 7 ••• -,,,, Scotland .'...' lslands in the Z 89,508 15 . 8 103,710 19'6 1 124,079 ... • ••• British Seas-.--•---1- Great 1 - 21!t ,_ ..d .,.._ i.i ...., 10,472,0.44 303 •.. , 14,161,839, /5 1,36 t ........ L ,.............. _ ..L ..............01.1 ' 14' 8 664 761 - - - -- ___ - ,5.,. dme of the et te- - 11 VF_IN iI.N G SUN • ................„._ _., -______ TIIE SUN', LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, nn. I BAIL COURT.:-Cr HIS DAY . ) I '' .: 4 . dY Holland has taken Fir Bank House for the winter t e celest). LA SIT INTELLIGENCP. 7 KXPAKTE JENKINS IN TILE nATTER OF THE C03.1311S - T - li. E C ii_.l N S U S. Suih u I'VZISCELLA3=OI7I3. z , ROLLS' 7SIGNERS OF SEWERS FOR WESTnIZI*T.EII, 2 1 / 4 t.._ ry Ilall was erected about the year 1610, byCOI.JitT.-(THis DAY.) Mr. HoooiNs moved for a certiorari directed to the .....- .03:0--- jo.7,4vidow of Mr. John Vernon, grandson of Sir KING v. HAMMETT. I Westminster Commissioners of Sewers,, eemove certain . . t ao u t t al t ernon, of Haddon -Hall. It is built of red brick/ In this case a testator died insolvent in January, • minutes of the proceedings of that body into t hi s Court. 1. , -ACCOUNT of the TOTAL POPULATION, according to the CENSUS taken in 1841, te, , t ixed with others of a darker colour. • 1838, his estate amounting onle - to 204/. Bs, and a creditor He :made the application on behalf of a person, named -- • , tiontuatiimeeting of the Board of Guardians of the Croy- having obtained a judgment on a, warrant or attorney for t - ' eonnected with Jenkins who was the owner of a slip, situated.about two g. ,,. . . ••e- , of each COUNTY iti•GEEAT BRITAIN ; distinguishing MALES and FEMALES, and on, held on the 16th inst., the circumstances 1491., with interest and costs in addition, and which there I miles and a half from London to the north of Padding - e ' elioneng the Rate . per Cent. INCREASE or DECREASE in each County, as compared with - ' crop pin ith the assault upon a poor man, by forcibly was a sum of 601. due to the landlord for rent, ton. Some persons had built cottages upon this slip of the Population Returns of 1831:-Also, the NUMBER of HOUSES, Inhabited, Unhabited, c ons r de n g his hair, and ill-using him, were taken into. in this state 'of things' the plaintiff, who w as • hind, upwards of thirty , years since. Theee nottages had C ti eteae l at ion/ when the Guardians unanimously con- a creditor for 421., made application for pay- and Building, according to the Census, 1841. private drains, communicatieg with an old drain, which underuththe conduct of the master of the workhouse. ment of his debt, in answer to which .he was in- , eventually discharged itself into the Chelsea sewer. The brouebt e old . system of Poor-laevs, a young wotnan formed that the estate, was insotvent. I . Vithout malting Cominiesioners of Sewers had destroyed all these private POPULATION ANTD HOUSES _ cutting an action against th e parish officers for simply further inquiry, or any complaint of misrepresentation, di-ales, and had summoned Jenkins before them, and lid e ßed --teee verdict off her hair against her consent, and obtained a he filed a bill on the 27th of September for the recover , 1 y fined him 250/. Under these eircurnstances he made the Berl underi t for 601. damages. We have little doubt that of his debt. On the 6th of November the solicitor ofENGLAN D. a application.-Appliention granted. 1 841 . Buc a eeeell fur present system the master of a workhouse is the defendant wrote to the solicitor of the plaintiff, ex- warnigar'ittvelesam The e - liable to an tteetnn for damaees. pressing his surprise at his tatting such an ill-judged steplncrease or Decrease of Popu- Can 4 .z, i;011/MON PLEAS.- (THIS DAY ) . - PERSONS, HOUSES, laden in each County as compared Cite the r . salary of the: - Lord Chancellor, as fixed V Henry after he had been advised that the estate was insolee n t . . e oret "ALDRIDGE v. THE GRE:AT 'WESTERN RAILWAY. 1841. 1841• with the Returns of 1831. Con deem, andt, 400 'ears, ago, amounted t o five sAillings per and undertaking to convince him that such was . • a e Cun ,-,. a livery of provision. that consequently he must toot This-is an action brought by a farmer against this Der if ~ eta the e d, e , Ihe further state l cl l' tZ use" to ...s own /tall Twe, e 4, y, 1,90, died the celebrated Wolfe Tone. client ; apc .• . . ... , te , ; e woo,. Watt a sea- way Company, to recover the value of a stack of Increase or . beans, which was destroyed by fire, occasioned by sparks COUNTIES. . Dev t r of 1 . 1 8,1 ; 3 35s were, in sport, shooting rabbits on the estate sonable time before putting In Decrease en otiewer ; and that if i his e .. , tag°, cage, from a locomotive !num. engine. In . lia- Utiln;- Build- Is3l. per Cent. 1841. Dor I' I on te l - e --° °. J.. 8. Simpson, at Babworth, near Retford, plaintiff proceeded alter this n , ~ (1,, with stone,te he must do it at his A special case was raised upon the pleadings, and bitcd. habited. ing. l)ur ---1-,.- 4,0_ .dnesdayeasn when the tatter having . loaded his peril. To this letter , re. e attewer was returned, and on Males. Females. Totals. Esst came oil for argument this day. la . ttead e t said he would shoot his companion the 16th January, . I .eteett e Lou'solicit for the defendant wrote. Mr. Sergeant CHANNELL, for the plaintiett cortended lncr. Deer. Gloi • le g a rabbit.. He fired, and the stone lodged in again, sending - le s•ettal „ an t . / eteenr of the achninistratiott eccount, that the Compeny were liable for the damage, even - -- - Qu 13. 107,937 Her of T i.. ,.,12 on b body, causing death the fielowing . t • 3 , g . epee - eared that the balance hi hand, after • day. b • which it e, 4 . Pa) .- though negligenee were not proved. Inc Learned. Ser-Bedford Her 160,226 u er ;"_lionourables Waller, Richard, and ltev. William mentof -net. putginent debt was but OIL 12s. 81, and 10- vent cited a number or eases to show that culpable ne e ,- Berks - '. 52,169 55,768 107,937 21,235 521 211 95,4,, ... 79,674 80,552 160,226 31,472 1,566 200 1 0, 528 6.4 ... 155,989 Hun the rally, were prevented from attending the levee of fortiree4:.--, him. that testator's books were open : for bis in 76,316 . 79,673 155,989 31,071 1,157 198 146, Ken i•• 1:;e ice on the part of a servant was not necessary to Buckingham 1 . - ; -411 1 Lieutenant of Dublin on Tuesday last, having s ' i teott on. Notwithstanding this information eleintiffBl,sl3 82,996 4 164,509 33,112 1,218 237 143 955 14'2 ~. 16C509 d 4 ee4 ed th • • e I make the master ItaVe for dams done. He had not. Cambridge 34 ' 391 18 . 5 e „, - „ en Lam otet e etto r ,;, th eir e at-count of the calamitous assassination 0 t persisted in his suit, which now came. on fer his Lore- Chester Lte concluded when we went to press. of o ; xte ar relative, Lieutenant William Hamer O'Ge e dy, ship's decision. rzw,or.ar..., .tr..--,....rrnesseircoir..7 l . Cornwall , . Ist 0 60th Royal Riflee at Burnley, in Lances' tt ,69 1991 169,681 4 8 ... (aa• leindersie - appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. I°- nto the -'• " • ' (1 • " 4 • M • • ). - P SECOND ARIES' COCOURT. Cumberland ... Alid t e rrow is anniversary of the g en e t o f Kin g Pemberton for the defendant. Derhy 164,451 4,818 341,269 65,041 4,956 g. 3 8, 1::/0,938 13:4 i . 3 ; 4 7, ,V 1 9 2 LIL 1• 3 (THIS DAY.) 135,639 136,563 . 272,202 52,910 2,484 444 23/, 8 7 : 8 ... ' Mm . le.7;e l , un d the Martyr, to whose honour a church was The MASTER of the Routs said he thought the pro to Walter v. --, Evans v. Salvator, Henry v. Harrison, . Devon ' ...„.. ( teend the name of the town on • . - nat occasion called secution of this case must be extremely regretted by the en set i 83,442 91,301 174,743 34,559 2,012 291 159,-a- 9'7 ... • zr'otolinund's Bury. He was Kit ag Skarratt v. lialfe, Roberts v. liner, Were all uadefentled i ore - 324,277 Ncr 252,752 280,979 533,731 94,637 6,117 895 494,t% ... f i t ,, 1 1 1 ,3 14; 6r of the East Angles, plaintiff; and by those who advised him, He found at ! 159,874 164,403 324,277 57,450 3,272 554 253,910 27'7 ... to t t tg n e being captured by tht, D anes , actions and terdicte weet, severally taken for the Durham who endeavoured the end of the suit that he had acquired no information plaintiffe. , Eesex: ' 172 299 172,696 344,995 67,602. 2,482 507 317,507 8•6 ... _ 11' b ez r , . him renounce 111 :4 religion, they on his refusal, that had not been given to him at the beginning, and • G loucester . . 80 85E 5,790 786 Oa 374 225,933 431,3070 a f t' t niin vetCl E. 171• v. TEAGUE. . I - , 1 2 . 9 ... , 114,438 h.„ . 1 .11 bats, sco'uged him with whips, and without having in the tenet increased his interest, nett , irreoey binding him, to HerctfOrd 57 95- 5" 181 114 438 23 461 1,428 123 111,21 This was an :tenon. to recovee the sum of 30L for two . _. ,-.... 4 I 9 7 7 •^ Rut 344995 . N lCo o n t ea 157,237 It stake, shot him to death with rity, or property, No doubt if a cretittere suit was Hertford -7 61e 79,618 157,237 30,155 1,305 18t• 143,341 9 o ... d . as. quarters' edueationte the mils of the defendant. t, J Sal( t i, e a properly instituted for the purpose of realizing the assets, The plaintiff in this ectien is thepreprieter of Bel- Hunting,don . Son 0 8 MONit- ...8 1 1.110.1•1511.09.311MMEMINIIIIMICJOIRSC,.=.11 and when they were realiteed it was found teat they wont _ 272,415 275,746 548,161 95,547 5,013 809 . . 479 155 14'4 ... 548,161 Son "'-''A and COMMERCIAL NEWS. were not sufficient to pay the specialty, although the a house school, at Hammersmith. In April last the little Lahcaster c oefendant -e,ent her inns to plaintiff's school, agreeing ela ' tte ne , CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. plaintiff might obtain nothing for himeele yet dm costs to pay fifteen guineas . per quarter for the board and Leicester 7 - Stet 814,857 852,207 1,667,064 289,166 23,604 3,83 , ! 1,336,854 24 */ ... 1,667,064 , . tle' 9 -- '.."00r, COTTON MARKET, Nov. 18.-A limited i tirles he had incurred in the proper prosecution of the suit for education of the, two. -In June following she metered Uncoil' . 181,802 180,915 362,717 73,038 2,250 456 317,465, 14 . 2 , . . 105,603 110,242 215,855 44,649 3,260 4.)4 197,003 . 95 ... 3 2 6 1 2 5 : 85 1 0 , 4 : Sufl git , .s has lat:en transacted in the Cotton Market to- 'lie benefit of others would be awarded to him. ButSur . 11 l 'the sales comprising 2500 bales, with Out alteratton WAS this case of that nature ? Was it properly institetted?36 9 70,608 63,741 134,349 24,886 1,417 235 98,130 ... 134,349 . 738,970 837,646 1,576,616 207,670 9,850 3,156 1,358,330 1 16: , ... 1,576,616 Sus , tar th itt e ill b t o i y fi s e f o r m om me t n li c c ed scl i t h o w ol , pwreistletonttit actionenyntooticre;coni,nc,dr theth e .r i c i . d , d u l i e o s t e , t x n 412,621 elf etd te es• Tl'o descriptions sold are chiefly Attlee - teem. ive Was it properly prottecutecl ? With respect to the mat- amount of the quarter's education the boys had received, et orfolk - 199 055 213,566 412,621 85,922 3,711 450 390,054 , 5•7 ... ' inS acti o R•PooL SHARE MARKET, Nov. 18.--dithe trans- ter of right, there was no doubt o hatever of the right of Northam ,ton:,., ....... - 98 886 100 175 199,06 i 40,20 0 3 ‘ 1 , . 1 6 , g 2 1 9 4 1 2 7 , 9 2 ,3 1, 1 1 0 2 :9 9 ... fo' i , li ns at, the Stock Exchande this day have been li sts, , every creditor to have an aceount of the estate of a person And also fur a further quarter's 'schooling in consequence r , . ... of rho defendant removing her sons from the school Ih.orthumberland 121,271 128,99/ 2a0,268 48,/ 4 ~, - , - - •" ',, l%ll ar t I) • they comprise-Grand 188 ; London indebted to him ; but did it follow from this. hat when he teuttlnelmin 121,660 1 9 8,113 249,773 50,541 2,749 216 225,327 101 ... 249,473 i „,,,, 11 0 2 5 e'srnaingham, 156; Do., 321. Statres, 52i; Do., New, did this rashly, without reward to his. own interest, or without previously giving notice. The fifteen guineas e a had been .te.enered to the plaintiff, but he refused to re- Ottetrcl ea , / Ili dland Counties, 83/. that of othere, he should be reimbersed all the costs leo ceive it eithout the, further amount of a quarter:s Rutland 80,383 81,190 161,573 32,141 1,440 201 152,156 6•1 , ... 1 2 6 1 1, 3 5 4 7 0 3 y n o u r 10,743 10,597 . 21,340 4,297 120 31 19,385 10* ... , 4,,,, iir ,„.._ might have incurred? He was not aware of any such . 9 119,357 119,657 239,014 47,205 2,093 298 222,938 7 - ... iels • `r till `-nESTER STOCK Ttexenatenr, N0v.18.-We have eSt. Salop 'hooting. 436 ' 00 9 a r ig . tki e , particular to notice, except that the Market is . rule as this. There might - be a case - in which, for want The usher of the school was put into the box to Somerset g':3 8 1 1 6 23 , 9 014 .I C ! o t iti l , s . 5 6 I. Bank &reek still heavy. Manchester and Leeds, of information, it might not be known what was (Hants) 9 49 4 , 7 4 n 2 1 ; prove that tlae boys had been tinder the plaintiff's care. Southampton (Han „ .., , 3 5, 6 1 , , , t , % E a . 6 832 4,702 893 404,20 C 7•8 ... Yor , Itirl Southnecessary - to lee done before the answer, and when 258;29 .251,47/ 510,206 ,it o, ..) 97 6 - - r 4'5 - 899 410,51 9 24•2 ... 510,206 e Eastern and Dover, 20 20+ ;London and He was e pesoetallejd upon to prove the reasonableness of Stafferd 5 9 3,274 50t 314,280 12'9 ... 304,940 ' ' Itl nanZhair 156 157'; London dhd Brighton, 37-1 37e; orth Are " the .stiit - nits further ; -.prosecuted, it appeared. the the eleett* es for "extras," and caused some amusement buffolk e4 s , 1 4Iand, 64-i- 653- ; North Union, 75 75i ; Man- answer was correct ; even in that case, though Ity , his eepees to the various questions nut to him. On Surrey c) ..,_ 154,107 161,022 315,129 64,081 2,317 577 296,317 6•3 ... 35,129 . T. , JO pester 4 11 , 1 Sheffield "') n 9l ,-- ----. he knew nothing of it when the answer came in ; i v i ng . 147,572 15 9 ,198 299,770 54,06 C 3,647 253 272,340 . ... 402 121 rtsi Tow, THE FUNDS. lie would not be entitled to costs. With ,reeteeet to the asked what he thought would be a fair charge Sussex for a cinartcr's schooling, i s replied "just what is set War:tick r 14 , 0 , ,, _ wards the close of business yesterday, a slight me - specialty debt in this case, it was not denied by the de- down in the bide' Weetmoreland 8•2 ... 260,007 195,967 206,154 402,121 81,445 6,899 667 336,610 19 4 ... , 128,904 131,103 260,007 ,50,98 C 2,149 25t. 240,156 7' t.,lo4 le ., ll , t_ t_ Ook place in the English Securities Consols fondant that the finding of the master was correct. It The Le:lt - lied SISCONDARY then read over the items in Wilts 65 10'4 ... 233,484 3' ad " tist ;.'- for Alone)", and 884 -1,- for thAccount, was no way in question, Before the institution of Ode 114,753 118,731 233,484 46,96 S 2,922 351 211,3 . . 8 ( 168,891 14 6 ... 193,6/ cf e 'l l lB - , "P" , :hed thisf morning at the same quotations. Ex- suit, and after the answer was put in, the plaintiff had the bill, inquiring oe the witness what would be a Worcester reasonable charge for each. 1- (East 38,322 if Jeer 13.1 A 1 , - ' not merely a statement of account, an, ...hew what the 4,%,,,r1 to ils receded yesterday to Gin em., but rallied• f , - . &A.lnstey 6- 20 146 38,422 York ( , . o , .., 9 1 5 8 ,4 1 4 7 6 98„ 9 30 193,76 38,390 1,675 4C The COURT-What would be a e,2fts.onahle elmege for City al_ York / / . . 7,716 9 69 6e 35,362 8•3 ... 204662 s' 7 9 A , i . , , and are this morning quoted at 810 prem. boors, result was. He had an °tree of the inspection of the washing ? Witimse-- - -Washing Wtts not in my depart- York (North Riding) 100,681 103,981 204,662 ,;.. ~.. ir' U T , 6 ,' 'gat improvement has taken place in Spanish .Ac- but I tied .tf• l to t no tat that this offer was reentt-t(Much lettgli. tee.) J York (West Riding) 574,52r 580,397 1,154,924 2-6,4 r. , / -,- , 18 8 - 0 9 9 21 976 350 18'D ... 1,154,924 An 4 9 ,50 e, 2,652 29E, 190756 7 . 2 . :b e liet• te 'll ,7 , it is now quoted at 214, No alteration to accepted. The . investigation that might have '['he Learned SECONDARY summed up the evidence, - - - - i Bo 14 tee •_ _ . -t" any of the other Securities. been made was not made, and therefore his opinion. was, end said there was no doubt that the boys were at the TOTAI ''',ICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE. that a person who went on under these eiectinistances, school ; and the only question for them to decide was as Ca 7,321,875 7.673,633 14,995.508 2,753,295 162,756 25,882 13,091,005 14'5 ... )14,995,508 e a si i t it _ , RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share. went on not only at the risk of no costs, but at the peril to the amount of damage _ sustained by the WALES. Ca isle a sa i r - V: o gham livr and Derby av Dit to Th• , .. It was found that the answer was in all respects correct; defendant taking her sons from plaintiff's school with. . re , • p u nt - Increase or Decrease pof Po . ula- Fli 7i 4i to - and if there were no principle recognised, he should out a sufficient notice. In assessing the amount, PERSONS, HOUSES, i ir • ~s .t W ester _ . 65 - to_ think it right, on this occasion, to take tare that justice they must bear in mind that - although it was customary 1841. 1841. with the Returns of 1831. Mt 17 5 ' G"ltto N ew ' • to insert a clause in the prospectusts of schools, that in r ah' T 50 - should be done. He had, therefore, no hesitation in , . . 4 eunett tid o , , .ion 100 l9O to „. dismissing the suit with Costs. Pe 0 0 I. a tletßri hton ~ Increase or I °m % °s aid - g • CnANNELL V. MARTIN. • Decrease Ra it, ea t i o, • 41 Birmingham .. 90 155 - , when such was the case the parties were relieved from e a r t 4 4 7 sad Greenwich - Mr. CHANDLESS , stated that this ease came Ogaill De- the •trouble ex e t - n -1 retpeneibility of the charge of ~, pentes„L. eee In . ha- Unin- Build -1831. per Cent. 1811. Of 1%1. 44 ' and South Western 3B/ 54 . to fore the Court upon the exceptions to the Master s re- that boo, and therefore he did not think they were bited. habited. ing. - --- fti l bl a nd North Midland. - Males. remtdeS. Totals. ker. Deer. to New Shares.. 15 - le' Shares.... .>.. maimed, It was, however, altogether a question fur . ' ' 0; A re JOINT STOCK BANKS. trlivincial of Ireland..... - arising from the sale of a freehold estate, which, in the th e J tt Anglesey year 1784, wits devised by Samuel Gordon to four trus- 53,295 far The Scjry, after a •short deliberation, returned a ver- B r e ,„ 0 1 'a 0I Australia. ... 25 ...... 291 to tees, for the purpose of sale, with direetions to invest diet for the plaintiff damages 251. Cardigan 0 0 Ther HALF-PAST ONE. the proceeds arising from such sale, and to pay thereon ..........---,----....-...... 106,482 ) Carmarthen 50,795 55,687 106,482 23,407 1,382 225 100,740 51 ..• 31,997 36,383 68,380 15,102 811 125 64,780 5•5 ... 68,380 fle „ s ,e has been but little business doing in the certain dividends to Elittabeth Paine and her husband 'UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. c arnarvon 81,068 .1 he 1 6il b Stocks o ie llo w up to the present time. 'Consols are for their lives, •nritti remainder, under which the plaintiff ite ' • N a • ation wet§ this quoted XFORD, ov. 18.-/ congregLi h clay Den ig 39,600 41,468 81,068 16,869 771 134 66,448 22• ... Vre, sen , A at 84, for Money, and the same for the became interested. The trustees, instead of selling . the t account. . 245 , unt. Bank Stock, 164 161 ; India Stock, estate to the best purchaser, sold it to one of themselvetst . holden when the folloNing tlegeoes Were conferred i--, , Flint, 44,617 44,674 89,291 18,485 991 167 83,629 6'7 ... 8_9,2_9_1 )fli'Bachelors in DiVihih' -The Rev. S. P •of St t e lban • leay, -. = Glamorgan 89,028 ' 84;434 173,462 33,205 1,466 538 126,612 37' ..• tl' e Trent n ; Exchequer Bills, 98 10 premium ; Three per in 1784, for 98CL, and dint shortly after the purchaser Ho tithe it : 1 7- ‘ Ai •:. Queen's ( l ull Te • 172 35,315 11•1 ... 39,- 038 Al at. Reduced 8" -'Three Ith •ev. G. U. - ovurne• • Sn a • • 41 - 1 ;Ditto and-a-Half, 924- -1- 0- • a ;.1. bought the lilts interest of the parties entitled t 033 66,482 4•1 ... 69,220 A Masters of Arese-R. T, Ctee . lte, or Trinity College ; Montwomery 34 , 952 1 314168 69,220 13,650 884 v al t"-.„;'lsil Active Stock has advanced to 214 et ; Bele the dividend. The parties interested in remaintlee 8., q •t j-- , ,,„,.1-• ii C . S. Ross, Magdalen Hall • , ' 1 t 262 13: 40,343 '47,919 88,262 18,882 1,022 143 81,425 8•3 ... 88, n 1 ' teends are 100 • -• .... mer e , ......, ~..0 ege ; ...,. , I embro te i-' nalfee t n , Mexican, 24i ; Dutch Two-and-a- being unborn, no inetury was then made into eten ti l e Rev. 11. Rawlinton; St. John's College. Tho , s Cents ,51 , Ditto Ines, 991 3. the circumstances of the sale, but issue had subsequand • Radnor i •° ' let hare 4 Y Bachelors of Arts-W. Wigaine of Bactcr College ; - - P , Market continues fiat aucl heavy ;-Great come into existence, anti had attained tlt . c age cf 21 C. 11. Hoare, Exeter College ;A. B. Richards, Exeter 911,321 CI 173,462 Al de ,• ester - N - e TOTAL i 447.533 463.788 911,321 188.196 10.133 11,769 806.182'1 13. ... C sr' and Bride w are 56+ ; Grand Junction, 190 ; London years, and having made inquiries ) haa foUnd that the College ; L. Lewis, Jesus College ; T. Leslie, Ballot D W e _ uteri, 37 ; Ditto and Birmingham, 155; South estate was sold in the maetrer stated. In the meantime pr e' • e ttee -tern, ee l _ rollbcve ; H. E. C. S. Stanhope, Baled College ; C. W. SCOTLAN D. D pl" vw, 28i... i York and North Midland, 86 ; Ditto the purchaser died, and the estate became vested in itlr. Loves ' Q 'C II ~. •E 11 Twisse University Col e-, Queen s o Lee , .R. E 11 Th e 1 Samuel J. E. Martin, and the bill was filed for the pur- QUARTER TO THREE. pose of having the sale set aside. The case was lege •H. S. Morgan, Christ Church ;IL E. Lee, "New ' Inn kult tJ. Ilemsted, Magdalen Hall ; and R. Wile PERSONS, HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popu- ee !talon in each County, as compared F 1111 4 t o the edoney Market continues in a tight state, owing heard before Sir John Leitch in 1831, who. decreed 1841. • 1841. tr ef Mims, Oriel College, with the Returns of 1831. F 0' Speei n "111 , and that has prevailed in the provinces for that the will of the tostator ought to be establikhed, and %..-.- , -.-77-_-__. - ____________L_ - _ ~ , , - II r 2l- 4 t o 1 ,0 ' . ,, 0 ( n 01d is now stated to be returning again the trusts peribrined, and that the sale of the estate tO LITERATURE. _ - - el' e e Increase or It elt ieet i t r , / which, should it continue to do so, will I - '4.nOniasl Martin, the trustee, was `.'their ettut Vilna: tee set THE I'01? TUNEB OF FAITH. COIJXTIES. I the, Decrease K 0 ° tin s 4 . _,g o it t 'e relief. As to an active trade, however, u n be • • 1 aeide, ► but without prejudice tt; 'alb riOt bi the defendant, .P0:0, L'ontbn i is 41, Inha- Unin- Biiiltl -1831. er Cent. • 1841. K I be Cons_,_ anticipated till after Christmas. Samuel J. E. Martin, as intelhet the defendants, Paincs, Thn, ti Vtittunes of Faith" is a didactic poem Hales. Ferneles Totals. kited. habited. ing. p _ , i a u.s, mon, • 1 / ' 7 • •. . K Pe ' tummy, B , a , y, 88 4 8 ; ditto Account, 884 e ; ditto, in respect of their Lte interests. It was then ordered to in the heroic measure, which Pope brought to Incr. Decr. • L 0 1 ' LI, 0 y ti / ; Spanish, 213 i•,• be referred. to the :Jester, to inquire whether the to suet . 101_ rfection, and shows faellity of versiflea- i _---- -- ----- I tj D's s - • ....- ~.. . _,..._-• _ - _ ...._:_ saleable condilion of the estate Wee improved to 1 • . 1 e P / • et , • • 192483 - N hie' ' t . tiere tion if not tne in:,otraLlon of tue poet. I 1 8 117,6571 8 2 ... Aberdeen V . eft : Lonnoo t . N o\ HippiNG:--a - HIS DAY .) any, and what extent in peettnittev value not taking into ' . • -", ei . 1. 't b , . , -,- 3 1 97,140- c me ner vow., pft.st.zges a 1 ~ oth asrepects Areted id..,,, .... 47,654 49,486 97,140 18,514 917 75 . 100,9eei .. •, 10 14 e' . • itlartoa Te -, 19.-Wiree t this day at noon, S.are so accent any alteratioh 'il•.ce the sale in the value a land, • ,45 05e1 1.3 . 4 ... 164,5e2 r tt' 'l' e seoe, thou Yat and ex -- ,rusion ; but the author ts ntpch A ,..,'' , , . , ortsni ti t 18, ,I Sovereign transport from Su with other directions. When the matter came before 6 1 g e ou 1 78,970 85,55 e 164,5 9 2 30,247 1,297 69 1 , e t d . 60,076 I f to L 1 "478 83 48,604 3•.• • s' r i tight during , °ln „on, lost anchor and chain lust the Master, he threw on the defendant the onus of ,'et'- too isuch as " veteran vice' •) , . Ond of allitcra dons, , .. B aL ft ~ _ . 23,425 26,651 50,076 11,228 34 427 - e til" 4 S a n ds, when a 0em,)... gale, and drove near to Margate c ht./ the amount of expenditure, and tweet e ndive affida- -io et . e 1-" valiant virtue d -" graceless put.. - gain Ber Wick• 16,527 17,900 34,427 7,40'5 382 -28 34,041 I'l ••• , .. . 1 0 ki ze : she 'was obliged to cut away her main and, 'vits were the-. subject Which he has Bute e 4 filed upon the settteet e when the Dias- I fillguile," Sec. ; and 36,197 1 214 53 34,2 t; 4'B ... o' c ' Q t .,.; Masts. A. ,iteani-t, is engage d to tow her to ter having come to the t nUelusion that he• could ' chosen, is an unforatliate one, for no genius, Caithness • • 16,993 19,204 36,197 0,962 19 116 , r, el,send, and;,eill proceed to-morrow. 110 . 6 14,729 291 ~. , s 13 1 I t l'A- ISATE, ;Nov. 8.-Sailed . not report that any improvement had taken place holVever tette, can ever render the question of the Clue ' kmannan . 9,331 9,7851 . 19;116 3;593 372 101 33,211 33'3 ... 44,295 s 1 , ° low a stron ale at ss E i • the Juno, for New York. in consequence of defendant's expenditure, diroct , A tit- , I I•f tl - ion between Church and State Dumbarton - tnpo ice o le u.. ~, • ... 22,505 , 21,7901 44,235 7;986 73,710 ... 1 . 3 72,825 et es 1 ' fe t _ , g g te , • • alt night. The Unity, inquiry to be proceeded with in another Manner; and I iitirufFie::l :a.. • • t; relate tett z in to Dundee was teltandon d ' lan attractive theme in poetry ' 1 919,345 2.8 ... 225,623 I • et e in a sinking having found what the &tate iv '‘...01d for in 1794, and ./- - --,:/ --,:/ - - . A ,.. - . Editibtiegli Pi' - 1 ;_ . , 5 0 'wiles off \VI ' 1 .11 •4 241 9 •2 " 34,994 01l 1111 y, .2. it ; crew s ave d. w h a t was its value at the present time, be deducted THE BARD, SimiAitt wit/ Marshall, London,"lB4l. Llgin (Moray). ..„ 1 6 ;071 18,923 - .04 ; 094 8,133 370 39 3 3 - ••• s t j 1 , 4' - ' - ril., Nov. 18, A.M. - wind, E., strong breeze ; P.M., the amount arising from the increased value of There are several pleasing poems in this col- Fire . ,,- ... 05,735 74575 i 1 4 0 1 q - - 28,965 1 502 •135 1 9 8,839 8•9 ... 110,310 A- I •., more moderate.-Sld. Camilla and Henry Tanner, land, end decided that the balance was the exact 1 ; 153 2,036 ' 124 139,606 22* ... 10,380 ~i r 4 • tor 36 145 1 - 35,781 . tb e . th e Jamaica, with th,.. test of the outward bound. During sum the defendant had laid out, unless the pleintiff i Iladdin ton ......... 1 35 781 8 / 609 739 29 , ••• 1 but the author should beenare of :Affecting . the g ... 17,253 18,528, , 97 615 ' ninht 578 70 94,797 a. - , . ,f tv ,, the eastward. b and early thin morning it blew very hard from ehould show to the contrary, and made his report ac- humorous fOr there is uothinT eotrii in the turn- Inverriess , t;',' , ••• '' The 'Scipio, from SL Domingo for Ham- cordingly. To this report excel:eons were taken, and of a • . ,'nu„ . 74 314 39 5 - 1 ." 31,431 _ P' " e i, w las gninz , , as is i. 1., ...rat 4.. ' l r' 'an'ly evidenced by his 41 " , N9 K . incardine •• - t")- . 7'2 306 •r - 8,763 ; .9,072 -. 3 J 114 16 0 1/j ,e Vv a t ' ' as Ilear7ty driven on shore during the 'gale, but were argued on the 2ed Nov. 1836, when the Court de- tee , , e , , t . 4 . en e et , - assistednotnes.-ett-iaucitOtis -poem entitled ",Pasquin's hin.ross lil • 1 . •..,‘ 41,099 316 2g 40,590 1•2 ... th ise . e t on` -- off by a boat's crew, and remains with the clared an that the eourse puesued ou by t t , the Master av ea was o il2 . (t t t v r e t Pillar," which is nothing but an elaborate failure: tlbright, tetete bliarertr of 18,838 22,261 41,099 8,159 or , 1v,,,, 9r T4OIIM for orders. r ct, d that the defendantht h gi p i Y } --.1 , 6 .-. .......r..,.-,...-....,....-.,.,-__.........-.. 964 863 316,819 34'8 ••• . 427, 1.13 0 19t il Sp an . ASTABLE Xov. 18.-A schooner is sunk on th evidence of his expenditure, and of the increased value. l'ar Extract of a letter from Alcxandria 26th Ult., Lanark- 208,369 218,744 427,113 80,531 3, 1 1- '2 26,848 et le d Sand, supposed to be laden with potatoes. From this decision defendant appealedi to the late Lord . -. . oji in the Malta Tames;- "There IS eo political news stirring. el fe ett .w- tts/ Nov. 18.-Arrd. the Christina Agatha, Batavia, Chancellor, by whom it was confirmed, and the matter , „Nairn , 4 556 5,367 9,923 2,396 109 18 0 ~60 007 ,] W e e r/ la st d 'neterdam. It blew a heavy gale at S.S.W. to S.E. referred back to the Master to review his report. -` tight - 1 I f. Chile Id father arrived. Th e .1.0rD.111111 rile...a -4.' ' in S 0011: as 1S ~ Orkney and Shetland 26,464 33,543 60,007 11,426 267 32 58,239 3• • 7 .. '3 10,020 11 5 ' • 34 0 0 , until daylight, when it veered to E.N.E.ENE, and Master then allowed the defendant to procure ,„ It is said his Highness was in a had humour on muting tho Peebles - 10,5't8, ::: 3 0 ,erated. II • about tll his officers on half- , 42 894 ... 3'4 138,151 if' , 4v, parted he The : Libert from Littlehamton for Swan- two of the former witnesses to make oldie -treasury empty. eis to put a . . Ir oral 154,75 5 • the roadsteadand • laffidavits d these he erred n the 10th Pad' , lit ' . . eth eee ___ , r anchors an , came tiona ,an on a repo and at the same time to keep them employed in some Ren fr ew . 3 15 . 9 .•• 7 9 ,7 9 5 82030 154,755 24,626 1,092 92 133, _ 8,05. /-., A. n the beach, but has not received damage. /of February - , 1841, that he found the increased saleable 3* ' . f wa - We understand that Mehemet Ali hasgiven orders , Ross and Cronaarty .., 36,442 41,61 C 78,058 16,166 385 115 74,820 4•3 ... 7 -- A•-•totrni fora enerzttl chaturc of um orm and regimenta ,ls according , .46,062 Itoxburgh36s 38 43,663 5 - 4 ... °Twe et ,. / Nov. 17.-Wind S. to S.E. strong and value of the estate to be 1,47 a To this report the present 1 g . ea / but 21,957 24,105 46,062 8,674 ' he has be his 7 989 0 et tt ee.King William, Crofn Odessa, with loss exceptions were taken, which were 23 in number, their bind to the fashion of the Sultan , • b Selkirk 3,972 4,017 7,989 1,446 76 4 6,833 16'9 ••• , seaol • • • 1 . 'cluall • to continue the Stirling 795 36 72,621 13.1 .•• 7 82 179 " ol v t i' etneuttearks, and two men overboard. The Lyra packet effect being to traverse the whole of the finding in the -- tilW co master to alloy:' me irk ill e . 41,070 41,109 82,179 , 15,837 tiering 25.518 ... 3'4 24,666 dress which he has been accustomed to wear , Sutherland 'Pe r , te , s , and Penguin packet for West ludies, are pre- report. 11,307 13,359 24,666 1 4,972 011 p J • • been already ~ town his life. Several turoran tailors have be te. - IN % 20,424 23,644 44,068 8,512 206 56 36,258 21.5 ... Li ; ailing by the violence of the gale. A conversation having ensued among the Counsel, Op n the Arsenal. The 'Nee has . 4,425 , li T ,, , Li tPooL, No•v. 18.-Wind S.E.-Arrd. the Caro- it terminated in an a • rrangement to allow I,OOOZ emPloyed by contract i _ Barracks •••• - •• . •• • •• • 3' i the country (not“ - -- h it . -,Vexander, Edmond and Asia Quebec ; the Reso- to be found the amount of the increased value, without been higher this year than last n ant et ,,,, .r., raided) , . - i . fli 1 1 l 'ail from di t ' • ' • • • • withstanding the embankmente tn., has not arrived as reported. Sid. costs for the exceptions, to which arrangoment his Lord- had 13,,,t1 mt.-11 TOTAL ~...: • , I , , J -, , 628 957 1503,357 24,307 2,760 2,365,114 11 . 1 ... , 2 623,957 ti ' l titi , genrietta, Calcutta has been -te '' i I - , plants' e nt---- overflowed to a ;rte exik it• It ane , • to viet orie ..._ ; Leo, Rio Janeiro. Arrtship , . .1. off Queen assented • and the case was referred back to the o vt‘ ti, New Orleans. Master to find accordingly, by consent of the parties. tions of cOttOn and fields a Indian corn, were unoer , ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. - l e ater, It Was distressing to see the poor Pellet - is) many 1 _____ . 0 d blen ..PovEtt Nov, 17.-North, New York, fur Bre- His LORDSHIP having heard one or two other short w fhad ') e whom spent their last pare, endeavouring to pre- Increase or Decrease ett Popula tei 001-atriot, Memel, for Monte Video. causes of little general interest, rose shortly before two ° HOUSES. . 1 .0 1 thei little to et and, 'although they had PERSONS. I I tion in each Island, as compared ‘ /1 tOr LE, Nov. 17.-Arrd. Anglicans, Quebec. Sld. o'clock, there being no other case on the paper ready fur we t.° : r 1) Pe y ; , sve 1841. 1841. raised their, hind huts above the dam of the river, yet with the returns of 1831. Er t° ' 4 nil.' --- th ....* • hearing. . fP c 4 l .4 1 ,e Nor Bri ton Dawson, Sid. from Singapore 12th - fee the water filtered through, and Name stagnant, o fed' which already bFgan to generate disease: In many I'll, for London ' s eteato' pa sed Anjer 3d May, and has not ISLANDS. Increase, or - 0 i ,J, VICE-CHANCERN-(THIS DAY). - places the viver is I , hso ...g- that it is eoternoe to-see the it rs • - - eeen heard of ' . Decrease i n ... ...... .____ . (Before Vice-Chancellor KNIGHT BRUCE.) %, boats navigating the Nile three or four feet above Males. Females. Totals. . • Inha- Uninha- Build -1831. per cent. 1841. „A if l3 ' -; , .".E DIA.RK.E.TS.-(THIS DAY.) 10,-.‘tz V. DANIEL.have been sta the ground on each side ; and guards , bated. bite . d ing. Vof' Tie CORN EXCHANGE. This suit was instituted by Mary Ryan, the adminis- tioned along where this is the case, to prevent tne lncr. Deer. se i ne ' nf - si ti l Plies of Wheat this week have been moderate; tratrix and personal representative of John Burke ityan, boats from approaching the banks at night, and you et t 4 Berle • - - tt le , 'was ,„ 3 , a nd Oats tolerably 'good. The Wheat trade against George Robert Daniel, the devisee and executor ere only permitted to etop a, t a fete places, even for - --- i 21,617 25,939 • 47,556 6671 254 134 36,582 30* ... 47,556 e, ~,,c ; ies., t h a ) ,' "all, and Foreign was offered at ls. per quarter of Nicholas Charles Daniel, for the purpose of obtaining refreshment ) fer they Ittegth of time, caring t Aty f- ' the rush of jersey. the Guernsey, Alder po 0 , ~ "i , , atin.• - mr x Mondey. Barley also very heavy, and mid- the performance ofa contract, entered into by the parties, the hits May injure the embankment. A te , 30 26,128 9•2 ... 28,538 c 0 .-'•, • 6 patalmost‘" •Sark Herm, 12,958 15,580 28,538 4,514 244 ea • tied, t -, s unsaleable. Beans and Peat: unva ' to of 1 00ei• t t tto • ' Levelwith the wharf and magaelnes. This ney. , pay a sum , , under certain circums ances, owaet ts itie 'it : , lc, '' a ts ntore difficult to sell, but prices were not 'eel% v each other. and Jethou .......• place is a disgrace to the Paehtee Government. The .. 56 41,000. 17' -. 47,9 85 23,023 24,962 47,983 7,974 367 ic e cry little has been done in Flour this week. It appeared that J. B. Ryan and Nicholas Charles greater part of the produce of Egypt (on the Nile) . .s i 11Ian - - (eh 0 -- - o The SMITHFIELD. Daniel were officers in the Home Guards a long time collected in this small . foetus-, to be teanshipped in 57,598 66,481 124,079 19,159 865 220 103.710 19•6 ... 124,079 :: 107'' t)` tlato supply was good, with a brisk demand at Mon- piles' of timber and `lee al ago, and in the month of June, 1799, entered into a, writ- boats on the canal ; piles upon . _ ____- #' o i• ; ,_..., 6 prices for everything but Veal, which was rather ten contract with each other, to the effect that Daniel; coals; as Well is Merchandise, are here held scattered . "IherS U Al I\l A R ir. 01- .2, • Beasts, 625 ; Sheep, 3,141 ; Pigs, 478 ; Calves. '.71 ease he died before Ryan, charged his (Daniel's) rea). thout, and which had been bleu& from Alexandria to el. _ er . Veal, Beef, 3,4 d. to 4s. 6d. ; Mutton, 4s. to 4s. I`,A. ; and personal property withe - a sum of 1,0001., to be paid Ibe shipped for Cairo, whilst cargoes of all sort - of grain e ce l e 4n 6d. to ss. 4d. •; Pork, 4s. 6d. to 5 s-,1 after his decease by his executors to Ryan t the latter and cotton were being removed from the boats stereos tts SEAS. r , CIT COST AT. A 4 A 137, - 1-4.7, S. - --* tz Trp:A rr - n a vrA IN. AND ISLANDS IN THE BRITIS II . -.......-,..,. .., Yl.-,....:..1 4.1-.... .....,...-. .......... :... A.:,.... 1 - 7.- -., -1 -.7.. -__l_7 .7_ • • .7.. _it ten .k.n...i. f rilr,onte rt 7 %inn th 1.1.% caused Increase or Decrease Males. Females. Totals. i n 1431, per Cent. 1841 . bi a d : t ha r a d . .13 i ti n ilc1 g. - lncr. I Deer. - - 52,169 55,768 107,937 21235 521 211 95,483 13* ... 107,937 79,674 80,552 160,226 31,479 1,566 200 145,389 10'2 ... 160,226 76,316 79,673 155,989 31,071 1,157 198 146,529 6•4 155,989 81,513 82,996 . 164,509 33,112 1, 218 237 143,955 14•2 164,509 193,089 202,211 " 395,300 73,390 5,845 523 334,391 18'5 395,300 164,451 1,818 341,269 65,041 4,956 928 300,058 13'4 341,269 86,206 91,706 177,912 34,444 2,369 199 169,681 4'B 177,912 135,639 136,563 272,202 52,910 2,484 444 237,170 141 ... 2721202 252,752 280,979 533,731 94,637 6,117 893 494,478 7•8 553,751 i 83,442 91,301 174,743 34,559 2,012 291 159,252 9'7 ... 174,743 159,874 164,403 324,277 57,450 3,272 554 253,910 271 ... 324,277 172,299 172,696 344,995 67,602 2,482 50; 317,507 8•6 j 344,995 205,374 225,933 431,307 80,856 5,790 786 387,019 11 , 1 ... i 431,307 57,257 57,181 114,438 23,461 1,428 123 111,211 2 . 9 ... 114,438 77,619 79,618 157,237 30,153 1,305 185; 143,341 9'6 157,237 29,154 29,545 58,699 11,897 373 65 53,192 10 . 3 ... 58,699 272,415 275,746 548,161 95,547 5,013 809 479.155 14'4 ... 548,161 814,857 852,207 1,667,064 289,166 23,604 3,831 1,336,854 24'7 1,667,064 , 105,603 110,242 215,855 44,649 3,260 457 197,003 9'5 ... 215,855 181,802 180,915 362,717 73,036 2,250 456 317,465, 14'2 . . 362,717 738,970 837,646 1,576,616 207,670 9 , 850 3,156 1,358,3301 16' 1 ... 1,576,616 70,608 63,741 134,349 24,880 1,417 235 98;130 36'9 134,349 199,055 213,566 412,621 85,922 3,711 450 390,054 5'7 ... 412,621 98,886 100,175 199,061 40,903 1.674 295 179,336' 10•9 ... 199,061 121,271 128,997 250,268 48.704 3,031 442 222,912 , 12'2 250,268 121,660 128,113 249,773 50,541 2,749 216 2 9 5,327 ' 101 249,773 80,383 81,190 161,573 32,141 1,440 201 152,156 6•1 161,5731 • 10,743 10,597 21,340 4,297 120 31 19,385 10• ... 21,340 119,357 119,657 239,014 47,203 2,093 298 222,938 7.2 ... 239,014 , 209,421 226,581 436,002 81,632 4,702 893 404,20 C 7.8 ... 436,002 ) 174,724 180,216 354,940 66,589 3,274 505 314,280 12'9 ... 354,940 258729 .251,477 510,206 97,670 5,455 899 410,512 24 . 2 ... 510,206 154,107 161,022 315,129 64,081 2,317 57; 296,317 6'3 315,129 . 278,186 304,427 582,613 95,375 3,948 1,21( 486,334 191 ... 582,613 147,572 152,198 299,770 54,061 3,647 253 272,340 10* ... 299,770 . 195,967 206,154 402,121 81,443 6,899 667 336,610 19'4 402,121 . 28,234 28,235 56,469 10,841 870 4( 55,041 2'5 ... 56,469 . 128,904 131,103 260,007 50,981 2,149 255 240,156 B'2 ... 260,007 . 114,753 118,731 233,484 46,96: 2,922 351 211,365 10'4 ... 233,484 95,446 98,230 193,676 38,391 1,675 42C 168,891 14'6 ... 193,676 18,176 20,146 38,322 7,716 269 61 35,362 8•3 ... 38,322 100,681 103,981 204,662 42,509 2,652 290 190,756 7'2 . 204,662 . 574,527 580,397 1,154,924 226,473 18,870 2,221 976,350 18'2 ... 1,154,924 - - 7,321,875 7.673,633 14,995.508 2.753,295 162,756 25,882 13,091 005 14•5 14,995,508 ENGLAND -18,331,4341 144 1 9,538,827 1 17!11,261,437+ 16 ,13,091,00.5 ~ i% 0 i ... ..--,---- WALES. . _ . - 1 , .,...; c; ...:. I Increase or Dec. I a l' . 4 . = a% c.. COUNTIES. 1801. it C.) 1811. it C.) 1821: 9" C...? 1831. per Cent., 1841. 1841. fal 2 , E '' " & Increase. Decrease - - - Anglesey 33,806 10 37,045 21 45,063 7 48,325 5•3 ' ... ... 50,890 Brecon 3 1 ,633 19 37 , 735 16 43,603 10 47,763 11'5 % 53,295 Cardigan 42,956 17 50,260 15 57,784 10 64,780 5'S ... 68,380 Carmarthen .... 10C . ,482 Carnarvon Denbigh 60,352 6 64,240 19 76,511 8 83,629 6•7 ... 89,291 Flint 39,622 17 46,518 15 53,784 11 60,012 10 . 8 ... 66,547 Glamorgan. lerioneth 27,506 4 30,924 11 34,382 3 35,315 11'1 .. . 39,238 Montgomery ... ... 69,220 Pembroke 56 ,280 7 60 , 615 22 74,009 9 81,425 7•9 88,262 Radnor -, - ------- WALES 541,546 13 1611,788 17 717.438 12 806,182 13'! ... 911,321 SCOTLAND. 3 t . ..: co g c 3 0 . I P * 4 I Increase or Dec. per Cent., 1841. COUNTIES. 1801. 7,2 C.) 1811. t C.) 1821. 1841. 28 1 1831. t i = ~ ;2., " al Increase. Decrease. -- I --- Aberdeen Argyll 71,859 19 85,585 14 97,316 4 100,973 ... 3•9 97,140 Ayr 84,306 23 103,954 22 127,299 14 145,055 13'4 .• . 164,522 Banff 35,807 2 36,668 19 43,561 12 48,604 3' ••• 50,076 Berwick 30,621 1 30,779 8 33,385 2 34,048 I'l ... 34,427 Bute 11,791 2 12,033 15 13,797 3 14,151 10 . 9 ... 15,695 Caithness 22,609 4 23,419 29 30,238 14 34,529 4•8 ... 36,197 Clack rnannan - 11 12,010 10 13,263 11 14,729 29*7 ... 19,116 Dumbarton Dumfries 54,597 15 62,960 13 70,878 4 73,770 ... 1•3 72,825 Edinburgh - • 225,623 Elgin (Mors3 ) 26,70f3 5 28,108 11 31,162' 10 34,231 2'2 •• • 34,994 Fife 93,743 8 101,272 13 114,556: 12 128,839 B'9 ... 140,310 Forfar 99,127 8 107,264 6 113,430 23 : 129,606 22' ••• 170,380 Iladdington Inverness 74,292. 5 78,33€ 15 90,157 3 1 94,797 3- i •• • 97,615 Kincardine Kinross 6,725 8 7,245 7 7,762 . 17 9,072 ... 1 3•5 8,763 Kirkcudbright 29,211 15 33,684 15 38,903 4 40,590 , 1 . 2 .., 41,099 Lanark 146,699 31 • 191,752 27 244,387 80 316,819 1 34•8 .•• 427;113 Linlithgow 17,844 9 i 13,451 17 22,685, 3 23,291 15'2 ... 26,848 Nairn Orkney & Shetland 46, 824 ... 46,157 15 53,124 - It) 58.233 ; 3. •.. 60,007 Peebles Perth 126,36C: '7 13 5 , 093 3 139,05C 1 3 142,894 ... 3•4 138,151 Renfrew 78,05 19. -92596 21 1 112,175 13 , 133,443 15'9 ' ... 154 , 75 , 5 Ross and Cri qrlarti 55,343 10 60,8 a. 13 I 68,828 9 1 74,820 4•3 ... 78,058 Roxburgh Selkirk Stirling . . 50,825 14 58,174 12 65 , 376 11 . 72,621 13'1 ... 82,179 Sutherland Wigtowu 22,918 17 26,891 23 33,24(i 9 ' 36,03 1 21%5 , ... 44,068 Barracks .., ... ... _ ... I ... SCOTLAND ... 1.599 06 14 1,803.V8 16 209: 1 . t: - )6 0 13 2,:365,114 , c ll'l ... 1 2,628,957 ,••• ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. . -- 1 a) .21 ii In E . 1 Increase or 1)( c. I . = c 3 cp c.i. , 1831. per Cent., 18.11. I z•-: LANDS. 1 , 1201. 2: C.) 1811. 40 1821. i•.: 1841. U 0 . • ~.) ~ ~..:,.• ~:, ,: ~., - E-'4 1 4.1 -9 p• c ' l P. i Increase. Deereaie. I), ---- - ---- - -- - - Jersey k Guernsey, Alder • ... ... ; ... •. • . i ri •<1 ney, Sark, Herm ... ... ... 1 ... 20,827 25 4 26,128 . - ... 28,53 g and Jzthou Man ;1 .. . ••• 40,081 2 . 2 41 , 000 17. ... 47,985 ••• , ••• ;-- - - I T ' i . \ 59,508 15 'S 103,710 i 19:6 ... 124,079 ... ... ... .. , lAWii &) 74.KSTADLE, NOV. 18.-A schooner is sunk on th evidence , of his expenditure, and of the increased value. ---- e - - en -- , L ane ........ 208,369 218,7-44 427,113 1 80,5;:1 oenes eee ---,--- - :e _ ei c ., and Sand supposed to be laden with potatoes. Extract of a later from Alexandria, 26th ult., 26,848 I t N , From this decision defendant appenledi to the late Lord 327 19 23,291 15 2 - I 7 1 e 0 . . Linlithgow .............. 13,766 13,082 26,848 I 5,309 --- 0 0 es tr '' .l ,wEs, Nov. 18.-Arrd. the Christina Agatha, Batavia, Chancellor, by whom it was co :firmed, and the matter in the Malta Times; -"Thetaisho political revs starinea T • I\ o al rn ..................... 4,556 5,367 9,923 2,396 La n a k t n irk ey - and Shetlend 26,464 33,543 60,007 11,426 109 18 9,354 6* .•• 9,923 - el' Lasoteee:stete(irdam. It blew a heavy gale at S.S.W. to S.E. referred back to the Master to review his to ,pits... ... '„. ... 28,600 ' 7•9 36,582 I 30. _ ... 47,556 60,007 Jersey hn i t v nigh t . , Th e Ibrahim Pacha left Cairo rte soon. as his fitther arrived. : r 267 32 58,239 3. ••• i j ll5 a' until daylight, when it veered to E.N.E., and Master then allowed the defendant to procure It is said his highness was in a had humour on finding tho Peebles 5,122 5,398 10,520 2,119 154 15 • 10,57 R... •• • , ... 28,538' f ° age • The Liberty, from Littlehampton for Swan- two of the former witnesses to make eddie Treasury empty. He is about to put all his officers on half- yeah3'4 138,151 '5 i 10,520 Guernsey, Alder ... ... le. , tith e Parted her 154,755. and Jethou - •• • ' 3 ,4 . re anchors in the roadstead, and came tional affidavits, and on these he reported. on the 10th Pay' , 7 9 ,7 9 5 62,030 154,755 24,626 1,092 92 133,433 15 . 9 •• • - 40,081 2•- -0 41,000 i 17' •• • 47,985 S , A,L, ‘-' ll . the beach, but has not received damage. iof February, 1841, that he found the increased saleable waY•and at the same time to keep them emploeed in some rs lenfrew . We understand that Mehemet Ali ha h given orda. Ross and Cromarty ... 65,339 72,812 138,151 29,172 1,798 80 142,894 '.'.: 36,44 0 41616 78,058 16,166 385 115 74,820 4'3 - • , - 3 , ... I . ___"' "' i _ 78 05, : all ey, Sark, Herm ... ... 1 ... 1 20,827 25.4 26,128 i i 9 . 2 9 kluall,:,. 4c 'uni, Nov. 17.-Wind S. to S.E. strong and value of the estate to be 1,475/. To this report the present for a general change of uniform and regimentals, aceor i i n i g s 21,957 24,105 46,062 8,674 365 38 43,663 5'4 •... 46,062 ... ••• ••• ••• 89,508 ls'B i 103,710 I9•G ... 124,079 bi2,-,•! -- Arrd. King William, Croft, Odessa, with loss exceptions were taken Which were 23 in number, their 76 4 6,833 16'9 .. . 7,989 TOTAL 0.1,113,972 4,017 7,989 1,446 ti' i t ; - ,A`",warks and two men overboard. The Lyra packet effect being to traverse the, whole of the finding in the to the fashion of the Sultan ; but lie has begged I . , 1- 6 , t t ° ,l x e l a r g h 72,621 13 . 1 ... 82,179 •""'"''' 1 0 t ip , sal! ye t , te , and Penguin packet for West Indies, are pre- report. dressliind master to he allay, leas t h e ig n individual( aeeteme e d • ttoe weareontn d u e e ri t n h g e 1 ss tuiiii 11,307 13,359 24,666 4,972 167 38 25,518 ... 3 . 4 ' 24,666 S U rtbil NI AII Y 0 p. , Liv g thug by the violence of the gale. 206 56 36, 0 58 21.5 ... 44,068 A conversation havine ensued among the C0un5e1,20,424 23,644 44068 8,512 O''''ll, o , lin e . PtP , O Ol., Nov. 1.8.-Wind S.E.-Irrd. the Caro- it terminated in an arraneement to allow 1 0001. his life. Several T . i.iroiran tailors li 11).,ii...eenNail!reeandays 1 . eniployed by contract in the Arsenal. . 993 4,425 17 •.• •.. ••• ••• 4,425 Lit •• l utio , siexander, Edmond, anti Asia, Quebec ; the Reso- to be found the amount of the incensed value i i i e n r g l and ••• , fg e lie e ll - fr ont ditto has not arrived as reported. Sld. costs for the exceptions, to which ar ' rangomen t t s I ' ds Lord! , e e e' t e eu . been higher this year than last, .and the ceuntry (not- Wigt l o 3aMcks .... TOTAL - GREAT BRITAIN AND ISLANDS IN TIIE BRITISH SEAS. sl'•ty _ . riette, ' ' , Ve stee , a __Calcutta ; Leo, Rio Janeiro. Arrd. oft Queen ship assented,- and the case was referred back to the withstanding the embankment§ had beeti mueli raised) 0 " b . as been overflowed. to a great eettelit. Many Plant's' , .....------- 1, 9 45,427 1,382,530 2,628,957 503,357 24,307 2,760 2,365,114 11'1 ... 2,628.951 Increase or Dec. o r u r " , New Orlea.ns. . Master to find accordingly, by cement of the parties. nous of cotton; anal fields of Indian corn, were under 1 ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. _ . COMPARATIVE POPULA . I TION. # . ....., . ( l et tae n . DovElt Nov 17.-North, New York, fur Bre- His LORDSHIP having heard one or two other short Pooll'atriot; Me.m . el, water. It Was distressing to see the poor Fellitlis, many 1a 4 . g a sa per Cent., 1841. rs g °lo.lfor Monte Video. causes of little general interest, rose shortly before two a ~ of whom had . spenh their last pare, endeat ouring to pre- il Q _CT? 1841. le .collncrease or Decrease Of ropula- 1801. te c.) 1811. 1), c.) 1821. g. 6 1831. t;:, Nov. 17.-Arid, Anglicans Quebec. Sld. c a rc k, there being no other case on the paper ready fur aerie their little ptoperty ; and, although they had PERSONS. , HOUSES. ei ~ • Q s„, ,f ''l , 'enir • , tion in each Island, as compared =a) efi P . tr e _ , Nov. hearing. raised tour. InlIA huts above the dam of the river, yet 1841. 1841. with the returns of 1831. ~.1 i t • - 1...1 c. _,•- •. 4i 13091i005 Inc l re 4 a . s s e. Decrease !..ve -tes er Z , North Btiton, Dawson, sld. from Singapore 12th - --see the water filtered through, end became stagnant, _ _____- .----- 806,182 13. ...... 14'9 9 9 1 5 1 ' , 5 3: 08 1. _____ of i,014........-............... ,11 '' Jr "h et , for London, passed Anjer 3d May, and has not .. , which already bFgan to generate disease: In many ISLANDS. Increase, or - England been heard of. N "s'E"CH-4-INCERY-(THIS DAY). eilaces the river is so high "that it is eotiiirwit to. set' the er se ' Decrease Walee , 1 1 ., ti E m _ it s, __________„ (Before Vice-Chapeellor KNIGHT Bnuee.) boats naeiouting the Nile three or four feet above Males. Females. Totals. Inha- 'Minim- Build -1831. per cent 1841. Persons ascertain- , l •t' A tik.fS.-(THIS DAY.) ni-Jaz V. DANIEL. the ground ' on east side •; and guards have been std- bited. bited. in,,. • 1 P , 0' /I CORN EXCHANGE. This suit was instituted by Mary Ryan, the adminis- tioned along where this is the, case, to prevt•nt the -- ed to have beeti i a elc'e ' '• l o su ,• Incr. Deer. travelling by 8'3 5 3 4 1 1, 4 5 3 4 4 6 1 1 4 3 1 9' 6 53 1. 8 1, 8 7 2 8 7 8 1 1 7 7 ..• .•• ••• ... ••• 4,896 of t ar i e laPties of Wheat this week have been moderate; tratrix and personal representative of John Burke 'Van, boat's from approaching the banks at night, and you _ „,.. ••• ... eso o e , a . a3 e I y and Oats tolerably 'good. The Wheat trade against George Robert Daniel, the devisee and executor tire only permitted to . etop at a few places, even for ------ - - - --- Railways and ... 21,617 25,939 47,556 6,671 254 134 36,582 30• ... 4 7, 556 Canals during . . n we , 1,, s ‘ t r)* di.ill, and Foreign was Y offered at Is. per quarter of Nicholas Charles Daniel, for the purpose of obtaining refreshment, for any leteth of time, fearing the rush of jersey. p coe •• dlin thy) Monday, - , g Parcels Barley also very heavy, and mid. the performance °fa contract, entered into by the parties, the boats May injure the embankment. At Atie the Guernsey, Alder- the night of June 1 ! 4,514 244 30 26,128 9'2 ... 28,53 8 6,1841 • ~. - ---- „ .. oc e . ri t d . e , Ls almost unsaleable. Beans and Pea:, mere- to pay a sum of I,ooa under certain circumstances, te Water is level with the wharf and magazines. This ney, Sark, Berm, 12,958 15,580 28,538 1116171;4431; 126 lo w ' l l, low er. 'ats more difficult to sell but prices were not each other.l6 3,897,187 14'5 ... 15,911,725 2,628,957 ,be Very little has been done in Flour this week. It appeared that J. B. Ryan and Nicholas Charles ig)lraeceeteii•spaartdiosfgree il t r o oa t t l t i c e o For Egypt t.) ( l oi .. 23,023 24,962 47,985 7,974 367 56 41,000. 17' ... 4 7, 995 Etigland&Wales 8,872,94 ....----- 1 811 688 16 2,093,45 f 13 12,365,114 11'1 ' - ... 68' 14 -' '' . 1,599, 0 - ii: - oi; - -- - Scotland Th e ~ SMITIIFIELD. Daniel every, officers in the Horse Guards a long time collected In this small focte, to be transhipped in rn t m i t. ii T ) The Klan Jethou .. ..... . r 7 598 66,481 124,079 19,159 , 865 220 103.710 19'6 ... 124.079 :- Islands in the Z ..• "' ' ... 39,508 15'8 103,710 19'6 ... 124,079 o''',,ri flay' s S - a'PPly was good, with a brisk demand at Mon- ago, and in the month of June, Me, entered into a writ- beats on the canal ; piles upon piles` of ember and l' Cal ____ '' , ... , „..- .British Seas... ~ o r , hi.,,_l:rices fur everything but Veal, which was rather ten_ c(ratra,ct with each other, to the effect that Daniel, coals., as well as Merchandise, are here laid scettered ' --a--_ -- (1 3 ---_ 18,664,761 t 47 1 Beasts, 625 ; Sheep, 3,141 ; Pigs, 478 ; Calves.. 171 case he died before Ryan, charged his (Daniel's) real about, and ivhich had been btought from Alexandria to S U INI MA R Y'. Great Britain . ..... 10,41-, i---- 1. 14 flc , . 9 048' 14 i 11.964,303 ..• ,161,8 . , 1.) 16,366,011 14* _."........;,,,,......,,,,....-.... an re• , Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 6(1. ; Mutton, 4s. to 4s. 1, ,,a • and personal property with:a sum of 1,0001., to be paid be shipped for Cairo, whilst cargoes of all sorts of grain 0 1 / e4l . 4s. 61 to ss. 43. ; Pork - , 4s. 6d. to ss. s. -1 . . ' after his decease by his executors to Ryan s the latter and cotton were being removed from the boats stcross d............. 110.... COLONIAL MARK,E'r .0 14 --"----7-10,150,615 ------- 1, 11,978,87' , t ill , having left to Daniel the same sum, in eaten Daniel should this isthmus off K,, , , yards. The confusion thus caused GREAT BRITAIN, AND ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. Census within the um on 51im_ ...... 1......._ ...... r 3s n e ' 1 1 1 There was little business trartsu . -,,i e d , Dr; sustained for most articles. The imports but . -- - es "- c were survive him (Ryan). Daniel &cll. in May, 1833, when can be better imagined than described ; and it is with Pawleis executors became liablQ to the performance of the great difficult) , that travellers can pass. It Is astonishing POPULATION AND HOUSES IN 1841."' ............--e-...... vote in .favour of the pri n val e :L t a c h i m e ng x n e l d c :fi le - to * This Return includes only such part of the Artn .,....,,....,....„... 1, ,Navy, and Merelient Seamen as were at the time of the • to' were fair. ..' sugar for home use met %slat a fair sale. Fine Yellow. ~ . bo t •e contract. Ryan died in December, 1835. Application his Highness does not turn his attention to this subject, Increase or Decrease of Popula- Ir 7 2s. 6d. per ewt. had been unsuecessfulleth e p an. iforthe an establish one PEIIS 0 N S, 1.-A 0 l i r §E S, ti on as compared with the Returns JOINT-STOCK BANKS V. PRIVATE - casting BANKS.-CITY OF BATH. reeniar and s'l l o TEA MARKET. payment of the neeneyi made by I ' st'ff and in consequence she filed the menicate with the canal, and facilitate the transit of met- 1641. 1“I. 1 0 ito of 1831. (FROM A CORREE PoNDENT.) i arocee P bill in . 1 : covered that . the thed I n otice convening 0 The public sales of Tea went off quietly, but prices ' 'fr.n.ty YUCtitioll, 1838. chandise, so much retarded by this disastrous state of I consequence of the old established private bank contra, •to their Act of rarlianer' t • tie o d, de ' lir. Fe ' ` • . ..„ In conseqy ,d on sil clined a little. Company's Cowen Is. Op. cash. . _alines (with whom was Mr. Bagshaw), appeared thins." TALLOW lIARKET. r"r. the plaintiff, and submitted that the contract in ! lncrease or of Hobbouse, rhillott, and Lowder, haviug stopped the meeting not having been afgz , .. til i VIOLtNT STORM iaT 0 1 : - JiiiERN ITALY.-- ~ \ 1 , . • r .r e to i .,. A. fair business done send prices were firm. Yellow question was.one which ought to be performed. It would N '. , , • Decrease t. neN ent, arid theta" , the secure old ' firm of seventy parish church of Walco . (t • . t Caudle 475. o' I APLES, OcT. 30. , ---ine English brig Condor CuCeptaie ~ " •-e ea Leha- • ,Umn- Build- 1$ i. per Cent. 18-11. r -rni d' bccomiog bankrupts, a meetieg of 00 Sunday, Nov. 7, notice was I A on ThursdaSa Nov. an 0 n the sp e re be objected on the other side, that it • was a con- B ;dales, eleemales. '.l.oLats. biLe d . mi te d . )ears scan mg Boy's, arrived in the Gulf, after a pase'ae of " ' it.", illiYi, for Pavia . ure t , a u_ _ took , - • .. hen 1 ing. ---a•--- the Commissioners ID &e a , the out-part the door of the parish en u li° . ....... therefore good in law, but he contended that tract in the nature of a wager, and was not _ cordiogly p,eee, ,v, .', W I BELGIUM. . even if it were of such a „ Eature, it was good from London havine (in leteafel h. Caren of Belot. indigo. &c., value 18;00C4'. having font . an ' a five o •- .Cloelt fill the \ Incr. i Deer. ____---......---e - in the city of Bath, 15, the seeeial meeting u ri c the door of the Commissioners, Mr. J0b... 1 put:an e d n in ci g to i ; a o s Y i l l. ' '-'. tr o" Ines s, Nov 17.-Mr. Wailer, Charge d'Affaires in law, unless some public poacy or positive Act of , ---- --- ---- o .s f th V O r f al a t t ' eler, fur the purpose of rip- tlere were present only ten t course the strongest, six to ,1$ r afternnon of fife 28111 she anchered befei• the ilaroour friends, of co .Kin g• rhos )er • En., at Brussels, will preside at the dinner to be p„li am b • t 1 - t '.• . ';'."- • t cl d - - •• d'- ' mg proven et ee cling ..i, 0y viol,n an a 1 erse win s., e Ineland ~ . .... ►.... ...... . 7, 321 ,875i7,673;63P.44,e95,50 8 2,753,29:e 16-0 es ..3, ~ , , firer in the lace of I 911,321 plating a • , p N essre. Henhouse Allen and his the sa me Chairman, ?fir, g <CV X iv n. tt - ent rendered it bad. Councel quoted several 2 1 2 13. • i Wele . .. . ........ 447,5;331 034'881 911,321 188,19 C 10,133 1,761- 806, 8 ... and Cceent which meeting there were present only , three, exclusive of were present atthe last meet- , J tY 11 ,e en )-moirow at Vauxhall, on the occasion of the l'he storm reseal throughout the whole night in tse 43 e , • ........ , , 0 et authorities in support of his argument, end nrocee ' cle .d at e" - as • • incd t, , eight Commiseioners (out of 23), when four of the of Commissicwers who i d at the proceedinge, refused to te rit of a Prince, the heir apparent to the Crown of some I th b '' s "- mt ih 'fill manner; and on the neornilig t*, the le'kh I el's- , (en ''' I • as t ai . 1t .e pai ties .ong a Lei tee con•• d ... s annoy - t in ' - irreat Britain,. eng to show that certain corres .ondence which r :: - ,- ?llin , c. O a. Vice-President, Sir - Montague , had taken place between •I.•i t • e the heavy sea. increasing Oftiteu the ship in obvious lime been 4.. ~ c• [ , - i .:. 4,89 6 Commissioners were in favour ef Messrs. Tugwell, ing, being much a. h e would have been a herwtse, t er I'lial 9 tract, and which it would be insisted, on the other side •••• , - . . e'Lewares, Colonel Bryan, Mr. I`44.areh Dr. Leven, Mr. • .. • ,beeto fl Q , ... 1,1, ttilkaysandua. r 4,003 . 8:7478,6 7 . • } o * , r-r.• ,) .8 .. 8`• 13 01 005\ 14'5 ... 14,995,5 08 u w f as tlia' . celdp i l : : e ' e e t angee. GOO ductt were o ffered to any Q tle Jew yes il _ L3clurir.githei e g e l , i , •• 1 ' Clutterbuelte, end Mackenzi e 's Batik, and the remain- inter-d, whereby, et 'are e ' tett, and Mr. Snaichard. • - ing foania favour of the West of England and South niajorny4 red that the original resolution i fia t e as. Belgian Society,formed had put an end to the contract, had not such an effect', sels ly log th tne harbour limey ivonid to tO save the ship, ---_ • -el he sa 17A1r . for the purpose of working but only exhibited an intention in the ;era , but hone would Venture nut file captain 'Still hoped that . of June 6; -841 ...... --,0 , ar.••• ----- Vy, elee District Bank, and the Chairman gave his cast- it need Ec Y the private bankers, Tugwer, Clut res to con •, . • et- - •a , - - --e- - --- •• dcd and 4.5 . 15,911,725 . , 0:00 • just lead mines on the banks of the Rhine, has t h • ' ' c ellgfigerUCllt, illS theee arteltore would enable him to resist the storm' •. .. •e • 1 --3 i I 167 1 . te in favour of the Joint-Stock Bank, after a was resten , k fie appointed Treasurers. es , Ilse • but which intention was never carried hi the , Pf:, ~ . . 2 629,957 mg " ef' t i e (peered, at the die',ance of a league frten that into effect. His lloNotre observed, that if by the engeeptnent a but, alas •! this heeee vanished. when eboitt four o"cloph Y , na ' - Ul , rk to the Ccournss:onirs, it is clearly under . er a -__ r ~• • , • , ext e • Y e e mil Nein 0, 4 , copper and zinc of considerable . • • 1,246,427 I 38 9 r3' 2 ' 9 8 ' 9r 7 503 ' , 57 24,307 2,76( 2,365,114 11 1 ..• , a li„,/ an d l'k ales... ,i i ,411 8,138;31445 911 725 2,94L,491 , 172;889 27,651 13,897, rnOon. two cc tl're 'f',.n,chors had yielded tO the Sedtland, :a . . ....... ... ~ . } , _ le e ,e _ , .„ . ~., .6 ~ 124,079thi' • and accordingly the clerk was T" Ladvocate for private baelas, as he is the pe °on, which • -• yield 1 .' fi l ll '. ' • " ~, , 865 22( 103,710 19 . security t - to the 1 ,.. lc , a is an T ee arcs pronnsts to yaiege pro ts. legal •debt not ega y exanguished had been cry rray of the wares; and the tisird (the Sheet decnors was e-. . . 0i,09 8, . 66,481 , 124,079 19,159 ointment, stood,.d the bankruptcy of Holehouse _AO' part, life nit , e . ur of to-day published, in its non-official the Court would, he apprehended, be be - , - ''" ''''? d, tiot,expected tO resist loit.' The ship was at the meray * e a s ............... I - ..... •.. I . strong conieet by each party as to which was the best terb forthyvith directed to C,:mmunicate the app - nine creditor un er d t; tit( er g t.A"----- - ------- - dth e .- - Joint-Sock Bank, an • e i f the Commissioners is also a ere -11. 14' .. 13,664,761 and to open Recount at fhb. , and Co., ante one e re, Ist . pre,jects of law:- effect tO it as againet the - •••"'" to t ive f flip ' ''''''a d • • a , • A 0 e w.e an liras in 1.11.1-miqt dell of beint GREAT BRITAIN-1 9 . 0 77,43619 5^ 866 '6l 3 46 1 - 607 i igg,o3l 30,631 0 16,3 66 . 0 , 4,425;1 . 4,/ . -_. borrow some ready cash: (liter fin . 4 e 00/ and still advocates private banks. 1; 1 9 l'i ' -a Presect of law resented le , Ilene _ , p y the Minister of essets of the de- e ' ' :' " cees ed, His Honour wP - b . . • ua.shed tomeOS upon the nelelieouring rock's, when, by ~....,--,------- ...-6 , -- , •-•-•---'---..--i--- ---- • were at the time of 0 • se 4,ooe e, tor granting to his department a credit of fied that such was 11- - 1.1 0 Meals nt „_ _ ~Kant Seamen ,is • beets made q u it e contrary T 13 erd of Commissioners had upwards of 6001. ''' This Return includes wily snail' part of the Army; Navy, and Alert This appointment having . be 0. • • er (of f 61' ....e case. Supposing a debt hot 1 pit adroit tis A eletivre, the captain succeeded in running • bsent Cerninission " • te bank of Hobhouse and Co., when it a, ' oil' 1, of -,,,fr.n., to pay a half year's interest from the to have h - her ashore, thus fortunately escapitig total deetr'aetionl ilia is i ensiis within the kingdom on Shore: - - ee n Wed in law, the question WM whether ds more than four a F 20,L i0 -Li taY ye the Ist of November) of the loan of such 0- •4. • • At ten o'clock at night all on boerdWeee in tatty. Threil ~.....,,Esemeseeteeir"a ......easaasieseede the name of Allen, who seldom stun 1 ther tneet- stoPPel • , 4 6( MO iranes. a ' emand ha.d been created as a Cain of Equity •,_ .d Stockport-we leave the subject, wish- : six meet g) ano id the Commissioners take a secuit 3, 1 , • •••• 2d, .A . . shoe , ff set tse, hot being legal. His Honour A•r eine slit;. ec4*- - Wer the Ire'iate Brandywine of 60 1 I RR pS ... .4 -- .1,,, . . dale, Bolten, an times a year out of twenty. b r 2'd, Q ue rye e --D . . iyr from teia t : Project of law presented b-- the same Minister, - -.0 gee ee, e . Ell ASH t) - 1/I,7I3MtgLYNIt, ANb MANCtinell ; e r ... , derive the benefits anticipated . Tuesday, Novi= e ' Treaeuier, as by their Act ot rarlistment they are 1 1 . . '• • "re le ' e "' ' 'll . . , se •'ocuments bole on the face of the •le lire b: gunte togethee wit. t e cot commanded y . , „ - • : t 11 1 An toet a.. patt..eg me) . ing was convened, and held on . t t! sir an' . - Pruetd ,' a sup credit of 1,916,400 francs. ' (nought not, •Is .1 -- h . . -En Comm:oder Geissinger, and also 1;4. French ehile-lif-Wht Setererenn RAMIS A ...-N/PEXING .to GC:del:Et -The . g the eettletion•-Skeflield Iris. Comnussa • oners presen , d for the public safety ; and has the Clerk against Mr _ Alien', • La re st 1 for the res - Mac enz , . , , the paymept ot the complement of 0 - •• '" evek . Mark of improvidence, aviug no referenee 1.0 arty • ie into-fortimately s re.meiteed Ste 'the roads. All the vessels in e Directors' opening." tis it is termed, or the Directors' ('ruin le sP ‘, . 4 John Allen, that . d d d the Collector given the required security ?-perhaps circumstances which might .subse- i • 1* e re 1 when it was Moved by tea , resew c , an • .1 . 43, 9 , I t "( 1 red.emption (during 1841) of `Lie -4 1 , 04 „, r possible change of the karboor have suffered more or less damage: •' is t iin .in , far p‘ rato7 to its being thrrn ,i,. . at , quently take Pace at either side by marriage, birth of trip d d to Mr. Allen can inform the public ; and whether Messre. (~.- ti;,,,,,?0‘; francs nominal capital, contracted lee ; ,l e r x t i s ti ( t i ia l l i e t f if t a lg u b r e e s s t a ntlx 7a• e . tof Treasurer be . lotion of the appointmen . • resein e , g e, eirt l) ue COMPLETION OP TIRE Tll.Ahit'' I NNEt Tug well, Clu t t h t: v r i li y u e ,d At Mackenzie, ap.aria, have g a i:; a n r a.. - . -- • 0 U ••••". 4 , , 1 SOUS . Of ~, ~ ''' saw of 26th June, 1840. , children, or any increase or diminution of fortune. e t o lave reached coicapletion, the !‘ enotpotis bore" !nin e • - • re-en ltirstChC§tot took mace 9I ; 1:14rs(1117a *4 i in 111 r i 'cli c ' I) (tateepitid onSundav, in the Protestant irregular r l ' .-„,_ They were drawn up in 1799 be , ~ . , eeetlemen in the army- On Thursday thij Stupendous undertaking may be said miles sa , , I I or - 0 the piddle as ar as God ey-bridge ; about eight tribution.of tiuexdaolssiftio(rir very . 1 4 , , M . s il 't l ' '. ' i 4; '1 ' t the Inv t i. c t i ". 4 ' . . rd s-ls too: place in t. Frederic c bun il, . , ec or appointe by the •- •• . The Brussels pdprrs mention that a grand dis an teen wit i the -• , at which there lure sixteen Allen, i j . _ ck ;lig about bau .ers therefore all this hubbub moat end 1-8 Romer ' I.Church ot the btaken place, Mr. d that the Joint -Stuck th. se, ais en , Wilso.,, arid Guibilei commenced 'lvvas ho soon afterwards lost sight of each other. ' • *-- 1 f th 'gapers th • I ended by the arrival of tfieshi li4 d, to exaentis. reitee„ prior ie.', ht tne shaft on the of Tra e.. ..„.,- Ns to opening, ar- . . . were present at this Ceremony. The medals having mmarktiole that it. each o e .e word i • day he linusteis . . . 1 . r e d e n a declare . consisting of butchers in smoke, as the Commissioners have net legally Iv :Pio . gagement at tl - T oath, 1 , , ~ , -,e beatre Royal, Birmingham, on ~ iefe , a *. - hors. , `t :,e ha occurred. His Honour was proceeding when we • Va PP,l 4 .g g -•--.. e s isld now, therefoee, :las pee- 'Beef here on IV ranes, and went oter the line t were as follow .-41 ip , , ,old 40 in silver gpt, 119 in resolution, un hesitatingly l vv. fang „l e d bank, security as the pointed a treasurer. n od a P 0 3" •Las e Y ‘ l t, anti have been playing in the operas of - fofheett iis work, and 'henceforth the 0' h et mulny NN lal Mr. Locke, engineer to the re and 282 in bronze, besides 76 rappels, or men- %ink was a ne cans ad g-. ;t4amb u • went to press. Opt will..e ;pale clay, in ), - 'files a dbyno r n d C o hich bad been eeii-ianamea ee' kid fas , /a Cinderdla, and Fres Diavolo, to crowded e • confined chiefly to the formation Of th 4 ' '1 •'' aid his report being favourable, the Direc- for the second time, and "148 niention.s honorables. and bakers, an ~,, well an 0 , L ee" al o„t.,_ oenonable audiences. On Friday,' Don' (Before Vice-Chancellor Wionek.) land for the general traffic. Four a d h lf f e approac-es on. ,enapany, , - ' C if on an experimental trip themselves next tAia' ee Aueustins. Thp King -*v. d Q SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT HER MAJESTY'S a FA" ",- 1 the Love Spell was to be preduced, for the beue- nowsen v. coant na. a eet of „tune tors determine • ort 11 supported el °' Mr lel- The• • * Court was ea:cup:al ahe whole of the da.y in 4.1 b e ,,...: moiling was completed 'within the last week b fixed the opening to the public for Wednese 1 that his Majesty, desirous'.of giving still further e Bank were we DTATIONLRY OFFICE. - Yesterday afternoon, shortly f n ter the distribution, the Minister of the Interior an - private bank Of lug d upwards. The argumes St short]- d, - 1 -e p ea • lison ; and on Monday next the opera of • the shield. y means of :ley, and • the Shareholders on the nouncet the Joiut• oc n support of his eurity ?By es° t. .tilio n de I in the arguments aud receiving exhibits in this cause. d • next ay Congratulating e encouragement to the arts and manufactures of the in support of 1 d ono of the Commissioners pro- after two o'clock, as a twopenny postman, named Be re e e sage b,. .ongumeau, as adapted to the Eeglish Ti Eiohteen of the twenty- et which the opening of the lino presents ' 11'd conferred the decoration of the Order of : in every cot, an d f settlement, and also the boundckto!-- gad o, min Bison, was descending the steps of the above office, ire] c . in s e 3 Mr. Wilson, when in America, is to he played le case does not appear to be one of such public into- a three lieutenancies in apcedY P r°s P e wary deed o of L u e e r h ; when et earreingham for the for the ca • al - s rest as will justify es in giving more than a brief outline the 62d Regiment are for purchase, a circumstance un- of reaping a return _. . pit 'no Leopoid on Messrs. H. Orban, Manufacturer at Liege ; due the sum showieg a paid•up capital of resolution being d.. . tion after hissing delivered some letters, his foot slipped, w Is e C AUT first time. ,of his Lordshi '• '• . .1 earalled in an other cor sof infantry . üblic.ot the district through which the lino nneruans, of Brussels ; Van Zuylen, of Bruges ; Gil last yearly account, bottom of the steps. one half of the Commis- he fell with great violence to the p s judgment which we shall do when it e y p on the India es- and t e h p GI ANevertheless f his rot der , do IoN•.--- . • k • Tha; are at present man Lon ,- • ',the town§ of Dun kinfield, ossop, P l°) n til, . . . y is pronounced. tablisliment. The 62d is at Hazrebaugh and, as there Posses, es Ashton, Staly- son, of Tourney ; Hempterine, jun., of Ghent ; Corbisier, 267287/. 10s. . decides] in favour of the private bank of Upon being raised up it was discovered that one o 1 ,, tr ,,,, es in Bath, who disguise themselves in such a were fewer subalterns with the regiment ,and, Se b Hde Alottrare, Tintwiste, Hollinwood, As . • Bed facilities of Mons ; Vettere, of Courtrai ; Peltier, of Terviers ; sinners were deci established f Y YF ars an ' se "V 0 P oIe rI..........2,22II2EIiZMMIXECZOSSZCZM ' . em. . wit, a •.L.,. •. • `-, .9 that it is almost iinpossible to detect A • I then on any former occasion, and some of ptem er Y e ' -, Tewton &c on the increase , . mielle of Namur ; Cock, of Ghent ;Rogier-Ponce- preference three partners inWestminster Hos ital H has a wife and thfee small bringe Denton, es . , .., . them Le , evabeilervents should admit no person into the house O . IIICULTURAI. TOAST.-At a late arricu - those sick, t .a. l' s e t ( i l e l' r tY andl e 'e ll dcl72 - 1 1 1 1‘ aC.1 )1 ;:l e iL r ft c l ° e f a fi v e e of absence t ' gy, e •Iliam Wood, . Bank, and at this critical junettire, .p . e he Joint-Stock • his children entirely depending on him for support. - -.- munica , frg •Its - 1 fGhnt • and WI ros e- let, o Ae e o see , o . e , r t son sh -L L,t ( i.owing his name and business, and every per- • • total denier in Masskiehussetq, the following toast was 1 • I. . officers. Captain:, fta ana ' • tien which this railway will them ra ' d Liverpool, on which their p p , smik in the works, country, r 4• was agreed ( th ine h e ths ch a i r mau, a Kr, 4iag, would have !men to four hundred partners in le,gs was dreadfully, fractured. He was conveyed tot h i e l will, spaaes will always win." lven :-" The amt of fort ' • hens ese eep his door protected by chains, as several , . g tune , shuffle the cards.ss t' you England, but have been refused until next with Manchester an and which will ]ace t Roth' ee....,..4.4 w a have been entered by latch keys,-.Bath Chronicle. year.-Li .i. 'n that respect at least, as itn zu , T..w in as of Borgernout In the evening there rick -Reporter. a _ •. • • ... • • ~e 7. .- ef•aityyoursoa_yecaliptle7jetirie_.dspl,!... ..,