The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-20 00:00:00

MEXICO.

News received from Vera Cruz of the let inst.,
states that the French have occupied Tampico,
Altered°, and Jalapa without resistance.

MONTENEGRO AND THE PORTE.
VIENNA, Dec. 19.

The Montenegrin Senator Mirko has succeeded
during his stay at Vienna in obtaining the good
offices of Austria with Turkey, to effect a modifica-
tion of the recent treaty.

The Porte has declared its readiness to abstain
from arming the blockhouses, and from construct-
ing military roads through Montenegro.

The Moniteur of yesterday announces that the
usual state receptions will be held at the Tuileries on the
lat of January.

The Dobai.% of yesterday, in speaking of the Pre-
sideat's Massage, says that " the calm too, ►nd sustained
dignity " of that document, especially el those passages
which refer to foreign affairs, are worthy of special attea-
tion. It adds, " The mammas describes with equal force,
good sense, sad truth the radically false position created
from the first by slimy between the two great divisions of
the Union, and it successfully establishes on the one heed
that separation is all bat physically impartible, and on the
other that it would in no way remedy the differences
between North and South, of which it is the permaeent
source."

Tas Nrw ITALIAN LOAN.—A letter from Turin
states that the finances of Italy are in such a satisfactory
condition that the new loan will not be required, in all pro.
Debility, for several months.

4t.Ar or ARMS.—A feat of arms (says the
Comettartionttel ) has just been performed in Senegal which
is worthy of mention. A detachment of 14 French Moines,
under the command of a sergeant named Burg. who 111179
entrenched in the poet of lisolakh, kept in check for 14
hours, and finally repulsed, a body of 5,000 fanatics, under
the orders of two desperate cbiefs, named ?dabs and
Mscodou. When the enemy retired before such an heroic
resistance, there were found lying round the past the bodies
of 250 men and 70 horses. The remainder of the army had
fled in disorder serous the Saloum.

FATAL AOCIDENT ON BOARD HER MAJNSTY'S
Sate Doam.—Au inquiry era, opmed at the Royal Naval
Hospital, Stooehouse, au Thursday, to inquire into the cir-
cumstances nadir which Francis Nihon, a stoker, belootios
to her Majesty's ship Doris, was so severely scalded ou
board that vessel that he died a few berme after. The aced.
dent took plan *a Tuesday last, shortly attar the Dons had
steamed into the Hammes from Plymouth Sound. The
chid See atver mut the doomed to close a valve, sad before
Reborn had fulfilled the order he opened the auxiliary
slide valve himself, which caused a rush of steam through
soother valve, .ear which was the valve which the deceased
west up to shut. The coliseums*, was the scalding of
Philter', which mused his death. The inquest is adjourned
said Maaday, in caber that the wooer and jury may
inspect the *Kieft.

Tax CsN7lliL Rsuir 'cap.—The total receipts
ca Thursday amounted to 5,819 t. 35., including zoot. from
the Marquis of Bristol ; SOW. from Bristol ; 1504 from
Cho:baton ; sword donetioe of 2004 from Wroxhein ; and
a doostion of 2154 from the Synod Hers. and Teviotdale.
Mr. M'Clure, the hon. secretary, received restorday a
letter from Lord Radstock stating that an additional 1001.
had been received at the London Soho Bazaar, to be ex-
pended in the purchase of clothing made is the senior
classes.

BT. BIWA'S, Irsirr-writmer.—A public meeting
of the inhabitants w bald yesterday in the Vestry-hall. to
determine on the best mode of oollootill subscriptions in
aid of the diaLieseed Lancashire operatives, the Rev. C.
Marshall, the sitar, in the chair. A committee was ap-
pointed fora house to boom visitation of the district.
Sr. LEONARD, SNORIDTPCII.—A public meeting
el the inhabitants of this parish was held last evening in
the temporary Vestry-hall, New Tabernacle. Old-street-
mad, for the purpose of erg:wising measures for collecting
subscriptions is aid at the distremed Lancashire operative..
The meeting was pessided over by Mr. Churchwarden
Hughes, and a resolutioa expressive of sympathy with the
suffering parties and pledging them support having been
adopted, a committee was appointed for the purpose of col-
lecting subscriptions.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMISSION . The Public
Schools Commiiromere bare bald nmatinp erery day during
at, week at No. 2, Victoriaatreet, Weatmtoetr. The
ooinminiooera premed were the Earl of Clarendcm,
the Earl of Devoe, the Lord Lytteltoo, the Mom Edward
Titillates, Sir & H. Noirthoote, Bort., M.P., Rev. Prehmter
Thomplea, aad H. Ballard Vaughan, Fee. The wicretary
alma a

ATLANTIC MILIONAPII COMPANT.—Mr. Cyrna
W. Field met a number of the Liverpool merchants yester-
day at the rooms of the East India and China Asuciatioo,
and rude& statement as to the objects sod posimut of the
above company. Mr. Basitell and other gentleman having
also spokes of the advantages, particularly to merchant'
and underwriters. which would result from the establish-
ment of the telegraph, a resolution war adopted pledging
the mese* to aid to cerryiag oat the undertaking, a com-
mittee Wag organised for that purpci_ie.
DismorourAw BOAZ!) or WORlA—Yesterday,
the weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works wee
held at the °Mesa, aptisepgardess ; Mr. Thwaites in the
• chair. Mr. Freeway brought up • report from the Main
Desloge Committee, reoommeodinp that the tender of Mr.
Webster for the execution of the works for the Southera
Low Level Sewer for the sum of ?34,000/. be accepted.
The recommeadation was adopted. The report also re-
commended that, in the crest of any contractor teaderiog
for a work, and subsequently withdrawing such tender, or
not furnishing approved aureate for carrying out the work,
no future tender frow him be uncoated by the board.
A Measlier moved so amendment, that it be referred
back to the committee for reconsideration. This led to •

long discussion, but upon the question being-
put,the
amendment was agreed to. The Board, at its rising, ad.
)(awned to Friday, Jen. 72.
Ma. Davis s COACHMAN. —Among the speakers
at a meeting bold in Lambeth last week, was Mr. Jackson,
the coloured ex4eacbroan of Jefferson Davis. He was
received with Mimeose applause, and said—He bad lived
twenty-nieo years and six mouths in slavery. It was fah*
to say that the slaves as • elms did not desire freedom.
They had been preying for years for the eleetioe as
abolitionist for preadmit. Hundreds mid thousands had
escaped Mere Mr. Lisooln mime into office. Jefferson Davis
had hired him of • Mr. W. A. Tyler, as coachman, at the
rate of 250 dollars • year, mid had give. him eiwarity for SOO
dollars is the tweet of his escaping. That money would
have to he paid if be did not ream on the 25th of the
present month. (Laughter.) H. &eked for the svrapathy
of Eagliahmen o• behalf of his twethres in booMige, mud
for those who were fighting fee their freedom He 'looked
forward to the Ist of January as a day of jubilee.
The Hamburg steamer Harmsen* which leaves
to New York to-4y, will take eat 40,000 stand et um

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OSTAINID AT THE 017101 OP TEM emir BIGINTIAB.

Pact BONIN", Frampton-park-road, Hackney, to surremder
Jan. 4, at 11.
Gaol= Bata:MUM, Woolwich, engineer in the navy, Jan. 6, at 11.
Da il= Saffron, Masted, Essex, butcher, Jan. 6, at 11.
WllLtast Baton Limos, Crosby-hall-chambers sad Lloyd's,
City, saderwriter. Jan. d at 12.1
Joins FIRMA= VAntsisnarrzir, Clarendonatrect, Camber-
well New-road, late gieeneral merchant, Dec. 30, at Al.
JASPRI MASoN, laMalton, Surrey, late victualer, Dec. 30, at 14
JOIN Caarevins, Clergenwelleen, cooper, Dec. 80, at IL
JOHN Dolma, Nicholas-Lae, City, Actnaller, Dec. 30, at 11g.
CHAJLLIO LONOLAID, Pactingtometreet and Qusen'ateerace, la.
Union, commission traveller, Dec. 30, at 11.
JAMES Gammas, Park-place, Bethnal-green, commend= agent
for skip's provisions, Dec. 30, at it
SIMON W °Llama Newcastle ,Whitechapel, tailor, Dec.Bl,st 11.
Vittasa HOINARDGIAVER, Brtpton, pauL ot sande. Dm.M.at 11.
WILLIAM BEFIT, &Abbate-Pam Oxford-street. Dec. 30, at lie.
Offing linneff Pavan, Upper Park-place, Dorset-square, clerk
to a bookseller, Dec. JO, at 111.
Ilia mum Jones Goo LD, Great Dover-rd., optician, Dec.3o, at 1.
PHILLIP 00CLIMO Mins, Approach-road, Viotada.park, oilman,
Dec. at I.
HOVFMAI, Gloucester-terrace, Mlle End, late oilman,

Dec. SO, at 10.
vin.sarm LYNN, Diming, Norfolk, farmer, Dec. 10. at 12k.
WILL aY RADPNN, Hammersmith, corn dealer, Dec. 110, at 10
WILLIAM .1111173,110 N, TYGIOOII.OI2.OeL Lambeth, cabinet maker,

Dea. SO, as 10.
Joliet' °puma, ne jclgat.: street, Whitochapel, otonlbaa oon-

doctor, Ike. 90, at 107—
BZWI.Wer NaA2DI29 and ANTONY RAUDOI22, Breadntreet, City,
and Paris, merchants, Dee. 30, at 1.
MKS Basica& anti lsaliti.LA Bannon, Brighton, lodging-
house keepers, lau. 6, at 12.
4022 LlilasAY SAYOXT, Grove-terrace, Bayswater, late photo-
graphic artist, Jan. 6, at 11.
fErina lirni Van TOLL, Guildford, Surrey, widow, Dec. 30, at S.
JAY= Lawn, Edward-at, BAgent's.pk.,cab proprietor,Jan.6,at 11.
JOSIAH HitAtillllS HMS, Hernsworthntreet, Horton, grocer,
eta Dee fl
Jobrrsi WlliTTIN011•11 and 211c21A21 DENNT, Long acre, coach-
_ makes's. Dec_ 90. at 2.

°C°l43 VKANCIBkRIELL. Shepherd's Bush, brewer, Dec. 30. at 2
111313.3 CHARLES °OVER, Castle.street, City-mad, book.keepsr to.
a straw hat manufacturer, Drc. 30, at 2.
Joe. Goounsit, Rupert-street, Coreutry.street, commission
agent, Dec. 30, at S.
THOMAS STEVENSON, De(IMAMS, fitaffordahlre, guide roller, Jan
13, at 12. . .

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JoeSUA LogTuc, jou-. Wordsley,
la& at lt-

ironfounder,

Jodi 31snetsk, (Moult gtefordshire, builder, Jan. 5, at 12.
WILLIAM Haar DANILL, Draycott, Derbyshire, late manager of
Iron works, Jen. 5: at 12.
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JOllll GUTLEI, Nottingham. 'methane keeper, Jan. 13, at 11.
(Hall.® LUCAS, llseltenhatp, stonemason, Jan. 3, at 11.

Taoaee HATES Newport, 51i1nmouthah..innkeeper, Jan. 9, at 1L
(Mann Bei irEenti, Sheffield, commission agent, Jan. 10. at 10.
FRE.DDILICK DIXoN, West teflon', Notts, victualler, Jan. 1, at 10.
CHARLES SVDNKT WINSCoII, Bradford, YoitAh..draper,JanAii 11.
WILLIAM CURER, BradfonLYorksh. , late woolstapler,JartiLat 11.
SENIOR, Batley, Yorkshire. grocer, Jan. 8, at IL
JOIMPH FOXTON, Sfiddleeborough,Yorksh..shoemalter,Jan.B,at IL
Merril en ruwEes. Anderhy Myers,Yorksh., farmer, Jan.l2,at IL
TlionAS Woof,. Scruton, Yorkshire, farmer, Jan. 12, at 11.
JOHN GATES, Middliatown, Yorkshire, farmer, Jan. 12, et 11.
GEoRGE NIA &SDKS, Ossett. Yorkshire. cloth meant., Jan. 12, at 11.
MIRK LToNS, Liverpool, dealer In watches, Jan. 5, at 11.
WILLIAM Sarin Liverpool, dealer in fish, Dec. S. at 12.
TROkas KAT, Liverpool, aAt ij..atore dealer, Dl. Dee. 81, at 1
OWIN LitwlS, Llangetni, y, builder, Jan. 5. at 1L
Cl/m=2 11011031itni, Whl Durham, late furnishing Iron-
monger, Dec. 30, at IL
GEORog RA79011, Cumberland, corn miller, Dec. 30, at 12.
FRANCIS PuAD, Lowrt alter, Northumberland, palnter,Jan.7,at 12.
WitmAß HuTeßcaeon, West Hartlepool, railway contractor,
and Redden, Roxburghshire. farmer, Dec. 30, at 12.
THOMAS APAR& Birmingham, builder, Jan. 5, at 10.
JOHN KENDRICK. Birmingham. patent agent, Jan. 6, at 10.
BREARLET. Birmingham, brush maker, Jan. 5, at 10.
Jean CLILLVT, Birmingham, German silver polisher, Jan. & at 10.
JOSEPH RULLIBI, Birmingham, omnibus proprietor, Jan. 6, at 10.
JAm Muerte CIJMENTS, Birmingham, tailor, Jan. 6, at 10.
WART JAMB 51ARRML Liverpool, fete victualler. Dee. 30, at S.
Jam BIUDIORROW, Liverpool, watch gilder, Jam. 8, at &
ADOLPH ZINO, Liverpool, commercial traveller, Jan. 2, at S.
Joni Wei rrrAltrit, Crumpsall, Lancashire, bricklayer,J an- 7, still.
SAXON Beetle& Wortley, Lancashire, insurance agent,Jan.3,at 10.
ALUM COOED, Salford,Lancashire,commiession agent, Jan. 11. at 10.
Jesus Ces-DWICK, Ringinglow.Yorksh.,q owner,Dec.3l,art.
WIUJAY Wirt& Norton, Derbyshire, bet r, Jan. 7. at 2.
JAB= MoiLLET 'LNOLD, Bradford, traveller, Jan. 20, at 101.
THOMAS GUSTY-Dinar, Bradford, railway porter, Jan. 20, at 101.
JoseTß EICHMINLD, Bradford cart driver, Jan. 20, at 101.
VILIJEAII CALVERT, Finley, Yorkshire,cloth maker Jan. 20. at 10e.
WLLIJAH CHADWICK, Ashton.under.Lyne, grocer, Jan. 8, at IL
Jolla BACK, Torquay, Devonshire, general dealer, Dee. 30, at 11.
WILLIAM 111MRYJOHne,Turiputy,Devonda.,earpealer,Doe 3n,atll.
ALEXANDER 1111.70 N, Hollinsgreen, Lancashire, provision dealer,
Jan. 15, at 12.
JOSEPH BOLL, Kidderminster, victualler, Jan. 3, at IL
JOSIPH ELLIOTT, lloinberstone. Leicestenb., grocer, Dec.3l, at 11.
JOHN HOLLAND. Leicester, carrier, Dec. Si, at 10.
Ruwca HOWELL, Southampton, baker, Jan. 8, at 12.
WILLIAM BAXTER JENNINGS, Tickhill, Yorkshire, Innkeeper,
Dec. 27, at 12.
WILLIAM caooa, Coine, Lancashire, draper, Jan. 21, at 11.
ANN ELLISoN, rkipton. Yorkshire, victualler, Jan. 7, at 1L
lIRDRT INSULL, Dudley, shoe manufacturer, Jan. 1, at 10.
ALBERT HLeRT WALKER. Neath, Glamorganshire, Dec. 29, at 11.
June BELL, Bradford. Wilts. timber dealer, Dec. 84, st 10.
LCEETHOMPSuN, Chesterton, Cambridgeshire, billiard marker,
Dec. 27, at 12.
ALPMED ASHRAM, Llanever tipper, Monmontbaldree, innkeeper,
Dee. 30, at 11.
CHARLEn Antitir. Sheerness, baker Jan. 5, at 12.
GEDILOC BRADDLIL, Shepton Mallet, botnemetah
Dec. 30, at I.
WILLIAM WOO% Halifax, rocke t. woollen minner,Jan. 6, at 10.
01:0108 LUNITT, Altrincham, Cheshire. butcher. Dec. 31, at 12.
JAMin Parnata, Aldershurt, boot maker. Dec. 29, at 12.
IMEDKRICK WEBBER, Bensington, Oxfordshire, Ileendraper,
Jan. 2, at 12
THERESA CRUX, Wisbeeh, Cambridgesh., draper, Jan. 8, at 12.
JOHN MosnAlt, /doorwood, Olourestenhire, dealer In stone,
Jan. 6, at 12.
RICHARD LEACH, Gloucester, boot maker, Jan. 8, at 12.
HENRY ItosS, Newport, 51oumouthsh., baker, Jan. 7, at 12.
JaMLv HANDIXT, Manthorpe.cum-Little Gouerby, Lincolnshire,
baker, Dec. 31, at 11.
COWARD PRESCOTT. rarpoitey, Cheshire, butcher, Dec. 27, at 10.
THOXAS Moat. Yratton, Hants. boiler maker, D. c. 31. at 11.
HENeT GARDENER, Wruthana, Kent, labourer, Dec. 31, at 12.
WIT.PHiII GARDENED, Wrotlieru. Kent, labourer, Dec. 31, at IL
JOHN BIRCH, Dawley, Salop. labourer, Jan. 17, at 18.
WILLIAM JONES, Dawley, Salop, miner,Jan. 17, at 12.
BOLIERTBURI, Gateshead, Durham. joiner. Dec. 29, at 11.
LABT EXAMINATION&
Jan. 7. C. Wilford, Reigate, Surrey, naturalist-Jan. 7. E. Torn
linson sod W. K. Bunting. idighetreet. St. Giles's, printers-Jan.
7. J. Palmer. Ritham-pluee, Dover-road, beershop keeper-Jan.
7. 11. Lock, High-street, Bow, coachmaker-Jan. 7. J. W. . Wool-
mington. Loogrwre, late licensed victualler-Jae. 7. R. Rameden,
Lime-street. City, drysalter-Jan. 7. R. Hare, Park-road, Clap-
ham, nurseryman-Jan. 7. T. IL Poole, Green.street, Bethnal-
green, fishmonger-Jan. 7. L. Mackeleken, Calvert-street, at.
Geotees.incherlaat, lighterman-Jan. 7. J. Burling, Great Wil-
braham, Cambridgeshire, butcher-Jan. 7. J. Hovell, Albert-
place, Peckham, baker-Jan. 7. G. Boiese, tipper Armagh-road,
Bow, master mariner-Jan. 7. J. Sims, Lupus-street, Pimlico,
church verger-Jan. it, L. B. Name, Norwood-green, Southall,
farmer -Jan. 19. le Snow, Wolverhampton, tobaceonist-Jen. 19.
IL Priddey, Sarney, Warwickshire, licensed victualler-Jan. 19.
J. Watkins, Hereford. builder-Jan. 19. B. Iddowes, Bin Weston,
Bhropahlre, termer-Jae. 19. D. Klnc. Stoke upon-Trent, com-
mission Agent-Jan. 19. J. Ileaford, Dawley, Shropshire. grocer
-Jan. re. G. Lent, Oknicester, baker-Jan. 19. R. Middleweek,
Bristol, innkeeper-Jan. 23. G. W. Blake, RI den, near
Halifax, bookkeeper-Jan. 113. T. M'Leod, tea dealer -
Jan. 83. 0. Fryer, Leeds, grocer- Jan. 24. Sarah Barnes, Shef-
field, brush manufacturer-Jan. 23. T. Clarkaon, Bradford, York-
shire, shopkeeper-Jan. 24. A. Blake and J. Blake, chesterfield,
painters-Feb. 7. J. Hadison, Killamarah, near Chiatertield,
farmer-Feb, 7. S. Soler, Sheffield, confectioner--Jan. 24. H.
Lawson, SheMehl, surgical Instrument maker-Jan. 21. C. Col-
peace, shenielil. shoemaker-Jen. 111. & Jacobs, Manchester,
picture dealer-Jan. l& J. Whitley, Manebeeter, confectioner -
Jan. 16. W. Hart, Manchester, boater-Jan. 19. J. Waddington,
Preston, licensed detainer -Jan. 15. T. Ashworth, Manchester,
machine broker-Jan. 13. A. Pratt, Manchester, printer-Jan.
18. J. Wilson, Sunderland, boolsoaker-Jan. 14. J. Stafford,
Newcastle. upon4yne. grocer-Jan. le. R. Airey, Bowness, West-
moreland. Berlin wool deater-Jan.ls. J. A. Lord, Brad:ord,draper
-Jan. 16. it. Owens. }Millington, Northumberland, marine store
dealer-ran. 20. 111- sEilidbridge. Coventry, late licensed vie-
loaner-Jan. 22. 51. Bruce, South &Melds. joiner-Jan. 8. J.
liaxeuilale, Preston, carver and gilder-Jan. SO. R. Dixon,
Preston, late licensed victualler-Jan. 12. T. Henson. trilington,
Lincolnshire. butcher-Jun. Mc C. W. Coombs, Oystermouth.
Glamorgenshire, auctioneer-Jai:l.lB. J. Evans. Pennant, Mont-
gomeryshire. farmer-Jan. 2. T. Sterrett. Kerney, Lancashire,
manufactirting chemist-Jan. 11. W. Fletcher, Jun.. Dawley,
Salop. charter master-lan. 17. J. Garbutt, Dawley, Salop, home
corn keeper-Jan. El. T. Dirt lea, Ilichaelstone.super.Avon, col-
lier-Jan. 23. L. Stephen.. Baden, Olamorganshire, coal miner
-Jan. 14. H. Suckling. Ware, Herts. tobacconist-Jan. 14. R.
Messenger, Stanton, Herts, rope maker-Jan. It C. Perkins,
jun., Soutlueppe, Norfolk, watch nicer-Jan. 13. J. Duddridge,
Tor-lacie, near Wells, Souierserthire, painter-Jan. It. Mary
Penny, Chilroark. Wiltshire, single woman-Jan. 12. F. Belton.
liValkeringhem, Notts. farmer-Jan. 12. J. Wright, °Cash°.
rough. Lincolnshire, timber merchant-Jan. IL J. Chapman,
Waddington, Lincoleshire, joiner-Jan. 27. J. Parry. klynyd-
dyalwyn, Monmouthshire, collier-Jan. 0. W. Vencott, Much
Merck, Herefordshire, farmer-Jan. 16. J. Long, Oldham, Lanai-
Aire, joiner-Dee. 31. 0. Arnae, Whittle. Derbyshire, tin plate
water-Jan. 14. T. Bellamy. Ordain, Notts, cordwalner.

butcher.

BANK Attire! AN NIILLND.
NOV. 6. JOHN RWHAID &WTI?, Norwich. coniectioner.

DIAMAILATIOW of DIYIDENA
JOHN SPILLER, Swindon, cabinet raker—Lt dirbiend of 7u. 6d.,
Dec. 31, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Millers, Meta

piyrDgNne.

Jan. 7. J. F. Hopkins, (34,:rar: Maier. echoolmaster—Jan. &
R. Squirrel!, Lupus-street, Pimlico, and Callborpe-pleoe, Gray's-
Inn-road, corn merchant—Jan. 12. T. Philpot, Shrewsbury, hir •
keeper—Jan. 6. J. (lakes. Tunstell, Staffordshire, Ironmonger—
Jan. & A. J. Coghian, Worcester, confectioner—Jan. :9. H. Bur-
sell, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, hotel keeper—Jan. 9. J. Credos,
With) pool. Somersetshire, shoemaker—Jan. 94. J. V. B. Wetson,
Aylsbam. Norfolk, basket maker—Jan. 13. W. Dickins. Daventry,
Northamptonshire, shoe manufacturer—Jan. Its. J. Swan, New-
eastle•nimn-Tyne, and Belle Vue, Durham, shipowner.
CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
Jan. 23. G. Kay, York, bookmaker.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. Merrell and M. Merrell, lifedford and hingley, Yorkshire,
wonted spinners—J. Murphy and W. J. Hughes, Cardiff, provi-
sion dealers—O. A. Spottiswoode and S. haxendale. Newatreet-
!quart:. printers—H. Hobdey and S. J. Barker, Itusholms, near
Manchester. varnish merchants—S. Cawson and J. Motlitt, .Sal-
ford Lancashire, army contractors :or butcher's meat—J. Web-
ster and G. Webster, Manchester and Wolverhampton, leather
dressers—S. Read and H. Barlow. Portsmouth, cotton spinners
—J. Harold and F. Shewell, Liverpool, commission
agents—F. I. Ball and T. J. Lem, Whitechapel-roid,
mantle warehousemen—S. Zeno and S. Wachter, Manchester,
general merchants—J. Jones and P. S. M'Nlcol, Liverpool,
metal merchauta—John Turton, W. Turton, and Jade Turton,
Xlddenuimder, Imp founders, so far as regards W. Turton—
E. Fisher and J. Watson, Wood•Mreet. City, warehousemen—
W. Callow and E. Callow. Manchester, wine merchants—E.
T. Simpson, D. Wilson. and J. Wigglesworth, Thames, York-
shire, P. mp manufacturers, so far sa regents D. Wilson—Rebecca
)(oil% ay widow and executrix of J. Hollway, deceased; and
801 l wey. jun., lithographic printers—A. Nairn (deceased:,
so far as ',glints his connexion pith the firm of Fleming,
Watson. arm Nan, Glasgow, metrAnil•—E Madaren and ,
A. R. Wright, Glasgow, wrought !run tuba manufacturers.
worm SEQUESTRATIONS.
MATTREW YOUNG and/AMOS BLACK, Glasgow, plasterers, Dec.
2:1, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow •
DONALI, EARWHA.a3uX. Perth, spirit merchant, Doe. U. at the
hollcitora' Library, Fettle