The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-12 00:00:00

LAMBETII.

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Mr. Frederick Paas, a schoolmaster, awl recently a clerk
at the Rev. Mr. Watson's chapel, in irunswiek-street,Wal-
worth,and who had been admitted to bail on Thursday last,
on a charge of obtaining 31. from Mr. Russell, the pawn-
broker in the Kent-road, by falsely representing an Aus-
tralian cut stone as a diamond, attended before Mr. Elliott
in compliance with his recognizances.
It was stated that the prisoner, about three months ago,
bad pledged a diamond ring at the shop of Mr. Russell tor
21.105., and released it in a short time after. Ou the 18th of
September the prisoner again called at the shop of Mr.
Russell, presenting a good used stone cut in diamond shape,
and asked for W. on it. The shomnan asked him if it was
the same description of diamond as that in the ring, and he
replied that it was ; that it weighed three carats, and was
worth 41. a earat. The young man on this representation
gave the prisoner the amount he asked upon the stone, be-
lieving it to be a diamond, but soon after distovered his mis-
take, and that the stone was worthless. On the afternnoon of
Wednesday last the prisoner a third time presented him-
self at Mr. Russell's shop, and offered three small stones of
the same description in pawn fur JO shillings, and was
given into custody on a charge of fraud in obtaining 31., by
falsely representing • crystaltobe a diamond.

Mr. Rouell said that he had submitted the stone to a
respectable lapidary, who pronounced it nut only not to be
a diamond, but perfectly worthless, in fact, not of the value
of a shilling. The lapidary did not give this opinion from
appearance alone, for he bled it; and his worship would
see, on eaamivation, where it had yielded to the tile.
Mr. Saunders, a professional gentleman, who attended on
behalf of the prisoner, here offered to redeem the stone
himself, so that Mr. Russell should not be at any loss by
the transaction, provided he (Mr. Russell) withdrew the
charge.—Mr. Russell said he was quite in the hands of the
magistrate.
Mr. Elliott directed the case to go on, upon which Mr.
Saunders observed that the real history of the stones produced,
and which had been offered to Mr. Russell, and the man-

net. in which the defendant became possessed of them was
this : Doctor Jeanneret, a medical gentleman, who had
spent tinny years in Van Diemen's Lan•t and Aultralia,
had fortunately for himself collected and brought home
with him from the latter place a quantity of what ho would
be able to prove to his worship to be valuable diamonds,
and having got them cut by lapidaries in this country, had
employed the defendant to dispose of some of them. The
defendant, however, was not fortunate to effect a sale of
any, but ultimately pledged one set in a ring ut the shop
of Mr. Russell. Being thus satisfied within his own mind
that the stones were diamonds, else Mr. Russell's ahopmaa
would not have thought of giving so much as 60
shillings for one, he released the ring at once,
and returned it and the stones then in Isis possession to
Dr. Jeanneret. He then requested that the doctor would
kindly give him some of the diamonds upon credit, and at
a moderate price, to enable him to dispose of them on his
ownaeeount,aud the doctor did so. De thenproceeded to the
shop of Mr. Russell and pledged the large stone produced,
as had been stated. In doing so, however, he had not the
most distant thought to commit the slightest imposition on
Mr. Russell; on the contrary, he believed he was giving him
more than value for what he had received, and in this
opinion he was strengthened by the amount that had been
lent on the ring.
The prisoner a statement was borne out by the testimony
of Dr. Jeanneret, and his good character was attested by
several respectable gentlemen.
The stones referred to were produced, and on experiment
found to be of unusual hardness, though paler than
diamonds.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YESTERDAY.
Bernie Ma. Wrrosis.
ALLBOSO ROBIIERT IN A UNION•BOUSE.
Ellen euak, 2d, was indicted for having stolen three
shillings, the monks of Samuel Dewdney.
The prosecutor was the master of St. James's Work-
house, Westminster, and the prisoner was a pauper inmate
of that establishment, and had been so for some years. In
consequence of having missed some trifling sums of money
tram the desk in his office, Mr. Dewdney marked three
shillings, and placed them in the desk, and on the following
morning be found it had been opened, and the marked
money taken away. From a communication made to him MURDER AT WIDNES, NEAR ST. HELEN'S.—A ail..
by his wife, he questioned the prisoner upon the subject, of an unusual and most atrocious nature was perpetrated
When she denied that she had the money ; but on her being near Widnes Docks, on Wednesday evening. A person
searched, it was found upon her, and she then declared she named James Anderson, who was foreman at the extensive
, had received it front her friends. Mr. Dcwdney gave her alkali works of Mr. John Hutchinson, was barbarously mur-
iato custody. hut it appeared that at that time he was not
dered on the highway, near his own house. An inquest
aware that she was a pervsn of weak intellect and had been was held on Thursday. Thomas Nolan, a lad of about 16
under treatment for isumnity. He now stated that such ears of age, stated that he, in company with his uncle,
was the fact, and produced* medical certificate to the effect 'laity Nolan, and the deceased,! left the works a few mi-
that the prisoner, :hough not decidedly a lunatic, was of mates before six o'clock on Wednesday evening, to walk to
exteedingly weak and imbecile mind, and not altogether re- Dog-lane, Widnes (about three quarters of a mile distant),
11""Ible for what she did. This was °calmed by • sister where they resided. Their road lay for • short distance
of the prisoner, called on her behalf. along the St. Helen's and Runcorn.gap Railway, and then
Mr. O'Brien, who was instructed for the defence by across some fields to the high road. When coming off the
some of the prisoner's friends, hoped the jury, under the railway he saw two men following them; they kept a short
circumstances, would not feel themselves compelled to find way behind them all through the fields, and through an oe-
the prisoner guilty of the felon, charged against her. cupation road called Sutton'elane, until they reached the
Mr. Witham said he should leave the jury to decide the highway, along which they bad not gone very far' wigs. at
matter without any comment whatever.
a turn bathe road, the men cams close to them. Asthma
The Jury—We toll the prisoner Nut Guilty on the ground turned to look round, when one of the men struck ale II
of imbecile mind. severe blow on the top of the head with a heavy stisk.
The prisoner was discharged and given up to her friends. The unfortunate man stumbled on some timber which In
DARING ROBBERY. beside the road. The other man then struck him several
Alfred Walter, 21, was indicted for having stolen a box times, and he fell into the ditch. The man who struck him
containing wearing apparel, value 41. 2s. 4d., the property first knocked down the lad and his uncle, who is an infirm
of William Bentley. old man. Both men then ran away, and the lad imam.'
The prosecutor was • carrier at Carshalton, Surrey, and diately got up and went to the spot where Anderson lnd.
on the evening of Friday, the lith October, he was driving He found him with his head under the water, and as Ms
his cart along Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. He was raw... it a,„ ha ',mew a few times. w.:,,. ~„._
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sitting in front of the cart, when he observed the shafts of ti-a•aid max be palled hhaaaathe hail: aa'"cl a•rer•••thaa
suddenly fall forward, as if something heavy had been taken found that he was quite dead. Some men then came up,
from the back, whereupon he pulled up and immediately and assisted in allying the body home. The perpetrators
jumped off. He missed from behind a box of linen, which have not yet been discovered, and the inquest hasbeen ad-
was safe a felt minutes before, and, from something which journed for a week in coasequaaaa...._Liaawai Mail.
two young men told him, he went into Montague.
street, where he found the prisoner driving • GRANTIIAM.--Sir John Charles Thorold, But,
cart. lle asked him if he had Peen • man go has withdrawn his consent to contest the borough of Gran-
that way with a box on his 'boulder, to which he them in the tory interest at the next election.—Stamford
replied, " Yes, ha's just gone up them," pointing Mercury.

Mr. Elliott thought that it was not a ease to send to trial,
but regretted a want of straightforwardness on the part of
the detendant.—The latter was then dricharged,his solicitor
having given a cheque for the 31.

COTTON LtvahrooL, Nov. 11.—The market hu
been Eno today, and clamed with an upward tendency, as Compared
with Fitters saws. Priem of American and Beret are id. per lb
dearer. The mks caseunt to about LOCO MM. 1,500 of which were
taken for upset, end 1.500 on speculation, eel inelud, 5,.00 Ameri-
ems; 100 Perms and Maranham, Md. to td. ; 300 Bahia, 31,1. to
M. 330 Egyptian, Md. to lid.; 3,500 Santa, nd. to 30.; 30 Sea
Wand, lid. to 314 d.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 11.—There was not a very active
bedews dons lodes, hat higher pekoes were asked, which to some
silent checked business. TM rise In prices wee In name me ours
owing to the advance which Ms taken place in the Liverpoid cotton
market. From Id to 7d. advance was demanded bv bob spinners and
manufacturers. Large offers have been made at the comae prim of
but weak, but the e nave been declined. Roth spinners and manu-
facturers are engaged upon orders tikes NNW time ago, and
constituently era in a very independent position in that respect. There
la not mach doing fur the mourn markets; the bulk of .he business
now deer, is Lc the home trade, and for the continental houtee.
eek buyers were very inactive, and the budnera for that market is
sot very Liege. A considerable bovine.. was cam in printers and in
shirting* of all kinds, for which higher brims have been ohr-tined.
Yarns alas continuo in good demand at an advance of id. per 10.

WOOLLEN CLOT/I.—Leaps, Nov. 11.—We have
again to reboil a very bad market, everything was emeedingly dull
Meals to-day.

CORN.—HALLSWORTH, Nov. 11.—At our market this
day we bld a limited sbow of Wheat; condition generally holds
fermi•, and prices the turn in favour or milers.. Barley maintains its
position. and auserior mol•ing to r. witty placed at our figures—say,
01.. to 30s. per qr. %lanai, "Mite, 40s. to 41s. ; rot, Sta. to Saa.

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Hta.r, Nov. 11.-Our supplies of all kinds of groin cent-
Entre no a very limited Poole; a few ergot. of Mediterranean Fos
duce keep dropping in, but from Germany and Denmark we receive
wet to nothing. Ihe Owings, haa been, ho couriequt nor, very U-
nwed at about 'tamer rates foe Wheat, white opting corn AsA as up•
ward tendency. At to-day's market there was a moderate chow of
Wheat from tanners, but the damp November weather we have had
for same .'rye p pit has aliened the condition; choke samples mot a
brisk sale at lolly the rate* of last week, In some inetances Is. over,
while damp inferior lota were quite neglected. Per foreign Wheat
there is not morn demand, end the high Wee which
h tee been demanded by holders of landed parcels cheeks
ho men altogether. We continua to receive orders to purchase
Wheat here .• (ocelot account at enhanced limits, but the condition
rind eagerneas of millers prevent. the it execution. Grinding Barley
Is le good demand, and if we had supplies to sell Irons ship, a large
basinespi might he done; but here also the I mg Kieft asked fir what
Is lais..ed prevent sole., We must, however, quote the market Is.
dearer. Malting Esrey, If fine, sells freely. Good Beat. are eearee,
and would fet fully ow quotations, also Pea., U dry and fit for
grinding; but soft, nut.ohmonditioned qualities aft angle. ted. Very
hew 'teats effeffer, awl good cid corn the turn dearer. The Chimed
market remains without mucn site:striae, though there has been
rather mom inquiry the last few days. Cakes have risen at least
6.1. let ton, and Dull first quality ars not goo I to buy at U. 50.
Irileseed and Cakes rem tin dull, and without any transactions worth
naming. Imports from the Ist to the 7th Nun.: Wheat. 49 qm. •
Barley, 1,303; Navy 925; Tares, 116; Linseed, 4,934; Rapeseed:
710; Oil Cakes. 231 tone; Bones, 311.
Irswtr it, Nov. 11.-The supply of Wheat to-day was
small, and fully maintained former eaten Fine malting Barley in re-
quest, tied la. per qr. dearer. All other kinds firm. Peas and Deans,
but le on offer, ant soil at rather more money.
Lentos, Nov. 11.-Our arrivals are very small of Wheat,
and no hale choice that the trade is Inactive. We quttte rates as on
Friday. Barley steady. Oats, Shelling, and Beans as before. Ar-
rivals this week : -Worm, 2,004 qr. Otte, 31. Barley, 150.
Berns, 741; Malt, 356. Rapeseed, 770.
LEIGHTON BUZZARD Nov. 11.-The show of Wheat
offering to-day w.a le,. than: of late, whilst that of Barley was very
short. On the former an advance of Cat. per Iced wan pretty generally
established; the hitter fully maintained late rites, goo I wimples
perhaps ember de ow. Wheat per load of 5 bushels, old, 20s. 'id. to
23e.; rew, 21a. to fn. Barley. per qr. imperial, 240. to 295. 1ie..1128.
old, 1%. to lice,; new, IS& to 170.6 d.
LEwmi, Nov. 11.-Our market to-day was very firm for
all 'arta of grain, without any elicitation in value. Wheat, old,
white, 92. to lOC in.; red, M. to &I. Ice.; new, white, lOC to
lot. Ws.; red, 51. 15F. to IL sts. Barley, 26a. to 303. Oats, 17e.
to Ifs. Beam, 27n. to 30e. rod. Peak 29e. to 30s.
Ltrettront., Nov. H.-Having but few country millers
at this dae's market, our home buyers on the memo, and the advices
received from London this morning importing no stimulus to the
trade, the demand for one description of foreign Wheat woo docitledly
inaative and the slight advance noted on Friday was merely stemined :
tamers' Wheat, letwever, of which a liberal show of rnmples ap-
peared, met a fair flora rid, and the quality and condition being good,
co 'mantled the full rates of Tuesday :5.1. States and Qinadtan Flour
won taken rather era freely by consumere, but several further Wee
boring been effected for shipment caastwise and to Ireland, the ad.
vance of Friday was fully supported, placing our quotation. 3d. to 6d,
per uarrel ',inner Was on Tuesday last, and laveurite works of French
and Pith flew were proportionately dearer. Maltinr Barley, upon a
Ilmitevl supply. and grinding samples in moderate request, realised
rather over former pricen. Malt anti Peas remained unveiled. titans
were more saleable, aid Egyptian Id. per qr. higher in value. Good
new cording Oats, being rather mares, improved lad. per 4310 s , and
Oatmeal, in faoe of large arrivals, moved teeny on the terms last
noted. Indian Den on the 'pot attracted little notice to.day, but war
not cheaper; ant floating canoes being held i.bove the views of
buyers, few sake have transpired. Arrivals from the Mg to the 10th
Nov. inclusive: Wheat, 6,213 MI.; li.rley, 438; Malt, 65; Oats,
4.171; Beene, 6.103; Peas, 1.000; Indian Ones, 0,177; Oatmeal,
12,666 sacks ; Flour, 2,216 %eke, 11,791 brie. Exports to Ireland:
Wheat, PO ere.; Indian CO(141,511; Flour, 3,412 brie.
LYNN, Nov. 11.-Very little Wheat at market to-day,
and It was freely taken at 1.. per qr. advance. A g atel supply or
Barlow, and all two I quality sold *Wet the row e. last week. Wheat,
Met red 11210 x. to G tlbe 3%. to 375. ; fine, 2%. Barley, beat runs,
his. to 27e.; extra, 29a:

From the LONDON GAZE 1-TL—Ttlesday, Nor.ll.

SANK RUPTP.
Bane Amami% Ivan* Coun ney, Dorsett), Ire, farmer, to surrender
Nov. 23 at I, and Dee 17 at 11, at Eider Court. Solt, Chitty and
!Myer, Shaftesbury, and Stogdon, Fitter; off. assig., Hernaman,
Eaeter,
GEORGE RESER, Wakefield, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Nov. 15 and Dec.
16, at at Leeds Court. eols., We-t, Ornonm.strett, City, awl
Barr and Nelson, Leeds; off, assig„ Hope, Leeds.
GEDIOI CUEITWAIR and Goatee via:Ault Strood and Finsbury,
Kent, shipwrights, Nov. IS sad Dec. 31, at 11, at Ilwasgball-street.
Sas., Crosby and Compton, Murtha:pert, Old Jewry, sad Hoyle,
Newcastle upon-T ; off. wig., Bell, Coleman-mem-building..
WILLIAM HOLIESII, POSER, builder, Noy. 23 at ii,
and Dec. IS at 1, at Buingltall-nreet. MIA, Mears. Hileary, Fee-
church-street ; off. snag., Edwards, Sambrook-court.
Jons Jowesoe, LIIVIDOEI, and Seeconibs. Cheshire, grocer, Nov. 24
and Dec. 13, at 11, at Liverpool C met. Sas., Enos and Sat, Liver-
pool; off. wig., Morgan, Liverpool.
Jots Know, sew, and Jona Ketone, jun., Walliam.grees, Mid-
dlesex, butchert, Nov. 23 at 11, and Dec. DI at I, at Basingball-
street. Sots., Jenkiewon and Co., Lombard-sDeet, av; off. aeoig.,
Groom, Atehunh-lane.
EDWARD Tipialta LEIWEING Weier, Nov. 24 and Dee. 22,
at IL at Manchester duet. Sole., Heed and Co., Friday-oven,
an:spade, and Sale and Co., Manchester; oil, wig., Pat, Han-
chaster.
Jo Licunsta, ton, Birminaham, pork butcher, Nov. 20 and
Dee. 17, at 114, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Huson, Birming-
ham; off. user., Valpy,Birminatiam.
DONAI.D MACLEOD. Ealing. Middlesex, dealer, Nov. 16 at 114, and
Jau. I st 12, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Dangerfleld„ Craven.treet,
Charinccroas : off. wig , Canaan. Alderrna,bory.
JACOD JERKIER NICIPILAMI, Newport, Monmouthshire, timber mer-
chant, Nor. 23 and Dec. 23, at 11, at 'Onto' Court. Sole., Tiling+
and Co., Coleinas-street, City, and Abbott and Lucas, Bristol ; off.
wag., Miller, Bristol.
Jolla Itoeuers, Rhyl, Flinisbire, Innkeeper, Nov. 21 and Dec. 19, at
IL at lARtfpoolCotuL Bath, Evans and Son, Liverpool; off. swig.,
Bird, LiverpooL
MART Brumaire, Huddersield, Yorkshire, milliner, Nov. 25 and
Dec. 16 at 11, at Leeds Court. 101 , Nixon, Leeds; off. wig., Hope,
Leeds,
FLAMM. SELYII, Shamans, w.Achmaker, Nov, 15 at I. and Dec.lo at
11, at Buinghall-street. WM., Deckle, South-rapture, Gray's-inn,
and Ward, Sherman off. omig.. Pennell, Guildhall chambers.
Hamm Terninos, Beiper, Derbyshire, draper, Nov. II at 10, and
Dee. 19 at 12, at the Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Sol.,
Ingle, Deeper; off. asteg BittJesten, NOIDUgIiAM.
WILUAIE Truer; Gravesend, butcher, Nov. 21 at I, and Dee. 16 at
11, at Dasinghall-street. Sots., Fearon and t taboo, Great George-
ann, Weumnstar ; off. wig., Groom, Atichurch.lane.
Damn limes W. mama. Birmturham,grocor, Nur. 21 and Dee. 13,
at I, at Itimingham Court. Sol., beshire, jun., Birmingham;
off. wig., Christie, Birmingham.
Catania Witantaa, St. Martin's-lane, waollandraper, Nov. 23 at 2,
and Jan. I at 12, at Dasturttell•street. Sala, Wawa. Lisklater, St-e-
-lane, lackierabui ; off. asst,..., Whitmore, Ilasinghollatrect.
Jove WILL/was. Leicester, woollendrsper, Nor. 21 at 10, and Dee.
19 at 12, at the Birmingham (Pun held at Nottingham.
Darr and Nelson, Leeds, and Suckling, Birmingham; off. wig.,
Ilittleston, Nottingham.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
BENET BRAIONO, Stepherdees.w.Pk, City-owl, hammed victualler
lot die. of Is. Id, Nov. 13 and three subsequent Thursdays, at
Stanseld'is, Basingballatreet.
JOUR Dsriusoe, South rhirida, Durham, hatcher-Ist and final die.
of 5/1. 3d., Nov. 15 and any subsequent datutday, at Wtkley's,
Neweastie-upon-Tyne.
JOHN Pianos, Avery-row, Beind-street, baker-2nd die. of 6a. ,
Nov. IS and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-
chambers.
Yeoman Damen/up Instant, Copthall-court, iThregraorton-street,
City, stock bet/item-Ist dia. of 3d., Nov. 13 and three subsequent
Thurstays, at Sansteld'e, Basinghall-street.
Tawas Ilaumnairi F • and Lunette JOHN Mseneroeu, Copt-
hall-court, Turogniorton-street, City, stock brokers—lot din. of
35d., Nov. 13 and three isubsequeut Thursdays, at Stanek:Ll%

NuwensTLll, Nor. 11.—The weather has been unsettled •
shier Saturday, end • good deal of rain ha* fake. Today there are
symptoms of frog returning, the wind having got round bathe north-
east argils. At our motet Ibis morning we had a good Aupply of
Wheat Jr on the growers, and although one a two resoles arrived
Wheat-laden. a clearance was early seined of huh thrashed-parcels.
at the vcry extreme rates of Saturday, whereas a fair extent of bud-
new was done in South Country qualities at the turn dearer, superior
Norfolk and Suffolk making deb. per 631 b,, and best runs of Lincoln-
ehtre .95., made same weight ; in old, few transactions ooenrred ; for
Wolgssi red, Os. ; for fine mined Dantrc. 496. par qr. 631 b. c suld
not be exceeded. Flour was held with great firmness, but dealers
operated cantiourly, fay anticipating whoa the wind changes, a
large quantity sill be offered, and although they may not be able to
porch arc on eager term*, there must necessarily be • greater choke
of quality th a: at prercht. Ky. -mu Inquired foe. Malting Barley
sold readily at a eight improvement, 1311. qualities commanding
23v. rd., and extra op to 29v., 3341 b. to Silb per busheL
,Some new
Uanish, ju.t arrived, was placed at 275. foe wahine, weighed 361 b.
per nuehcl • grinding rather less inquired for. Ann Malt is wasted.
in n• her a deka no change.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 10.—The arrivals of grain continue
small. and from farmer.* the dallverMo are elm moderate. The trate

this morning was Mow, at late prkas Lie Wheat and Barley. Oita
are the turn dearer.

SALISBURY, Nov. 11.—Our market this morning warn very
fuUy attended, and we bad a good supply of Waest in muse wadi -
Om. Beet samples of Wheat were in great demand, at an advance
of Q. to Id. per qr.: whitst weaceskry tarts maintained former riven
Flour was Is. per met dearer. We bad but a moderate show of Bar-
ley for the seams of the year. The trade was very brisk, and more
Utahans June in malting inapise to-day than Many previous market
I this ession„ sod prime again rase from Is. to Is. Gd. per qr.; every-
thing on offer we, quickly disposed of. Items prime samples realised
ate. per qr., and the lowest prior was 235. for laglish. Some foreign
Bartsy was mid as low a. 12a. Oats were in mom; and the turn
against the buyer.. Beane and Per aloe partidpated in the improve-
ment in the torn trade. Malt was a good sale, and not so easy to
buy as Mom last market.

1410101Ono.misoct•
MATIIMAY FLAIO/11.11, LlMedllett•OqUalt, merchant-Ist die. of 2a.,
in aid of let and Ind diva. of 2a and la on new proofs. Noe. II
and any subsequent Tuesday, at Perinell`s,Guildhall-enambers.
Hawes HICKAOO HOLLOWAY, Bydr, Me of Wight, bookrellsr-2n4
din. of id., Nov. II and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's
Guildhalkehasubers.
Jonarn tinue.oso, flisndon, Fleet KEBAB'', butcher-2nd din. of
2s. 6d., Nov. 13 and three subsequent Thuradaye, at Mansfeldts.
Ilasinahall-street.
Hexer SMITH, Woolwich, linendraper —lst die. of .15., Noe. 11 mg
any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell'aGuildhall.chambera.
WILLIAM TYUkle to, Chelmaftwd, Essex, Umber machant —2nd die. of
3441., Nov. 13, and three subsequent Thutadays, at Stanslakra,
Basingliall-strcet.
Jour Kum Warts, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, scrivener—lat Llh.d
Is. 6d.„ Noe. II and any eutsequcet Tuesday, at l'eruElre, Guild-
hall chambers.
DIVIDEND3.—Dec. 2.3. Beresford, Birkenhead, Cheshire, flour
dealer—Dm. 3. B. Bew, Yorkshire groc,r —Dec. 2. J. Clarke,
old (toad street, City, ;oat merchant—Div. 3. E. 0. Cuff, Leicester,
hotel keeper—We. 3. S. Lefton). LEE., Vorkahirs, minted I
spinner -Deg. 2. J. Derham, Dolphinhoilise, Lancashire, worsted
apinner —Dec.:. S. Eastwood,llud4erslield,Yorkshlre, woolatapier—
Der.. 2. J. Ellis, Chelsea beamed victualler—llea 2. W. A. Uinde,
1331phinholine, Latimistain, worsted pp:liner —Thr.l. J. JOllOBOO, Sal-
ford, Landellire, merchant—Dec. 4. S. Ilflinight, Liverpool, iner-
2hant —Dec. 3. W. P..waall, Niteele.fleld, Cheshire. Elk manufacturer
—o,e. 5. J. Royce, Nottingham, curritr—Nov. El. N. Wegg, Fiat.
Greenwich, Kent, viittuiller -Dec. 2. J. Wood and H. Wood, Had.
derefleid, lEllc...shire, woollen maim( mturers.
CdIefiIICATES w be granted, unless eaten be shown to the swetwasT
tbe day of maettnn.
Dee. 3.—lt. Bew' Selby. Yorkshire. grocer—Dec.l- J. neHey,(Awes
Lancashire, manutacturer —Deo. 3. 11. Lewis and J. Hervey,
fan, Yorkshire, spirit merchants—Dee. 3. 0. N. Hann mum, Man.
cheater, merchant—Ore. 3. J. B. Nunn, Colchester, Ewes, and Ipa.
with, Sun lk. tailor—Dec. 3.3. Wilde, Salford, Issnmshire, bolder.
PARTNERSHIP, DI 410LYED.—B. Armstrong and A. Harrison.
Bishop Wearmuuth, Durham, irotizarescra --Sarah Bligh and Lou'II&
Annie Good, C' `wflaillsatreet, St. George's, llanower-equare, go.
W. sr, W... 0 _Currie, tad_ A. IL Petre, Meolgase-

street, City, and Calcutta, Ea 4 IndTen,-Indin cormission.agemti, eo
faros regsrds W. J. Cooper—J. Cottercll and M. C. Rich, Kensington,
tallw ahaedters—J. Currie and J. NeW, Glasgow, millen—T.
Owen sad G. Garratt, Hptleld. Nuraliamptunshlre, drapers—T. Law-
recce and J. Caste. Hertford, carpenters—J. Martyr sad W. Jones,
Uarwastreet, SuutOwark, Ironmongers—P. Ramsey and G. Ramsey,
Stavointon, SerkWire, Inillers—C, B. Reynolds and J. B. Sharp,
North.place, yam/pion/tiro -T. Snelling and W.
Palmy, /Seymour-oam, Bryanatonosonsre, cawkeevers-11. Till and
A. Till. Minter, laSe of Sheppey, farmers—J. Williams sad 8. Wit
lama, Lltne.striet, Qty, and Greenwich, tannert —J. Wilton and .1.
Pease, Sheffield, lineudispers—ll. WWI* and J. Maitland, Maly-
bridge, brans Wunder..
SCOICII SEQUESTRATIONS.
Jerre Arun•/.., Manchester and Gamow, merchant, Nov. 17 and
Dee. 3, at We star Hotel, Glasgow.
Joan Joawsnis, rarkbi ad, Lanarkshire, baker, Nov. 14 and Dec. 8,
at the Globe Rotel, Glasgow.
Dovaus Mantras, Inverness, draper, Nov. 17 and Dec. 8, at the
leversee.
Wuaaa IigtII.IINLAVM Kis sad Jour WILLIAMS, Glasgow, corn.
eta .pets, N0v.17 an 1 Die. 8, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow.

CATTLE, &e.—SaLtattuar, Nov. 11.—A large but sea-
mou.b:e supply of 1:0311s teddy; the vestal put was of a rough des-
cription. TM re Irma good demand, both sumeget town and country
buyers, and all mat tbinp were cleared off at sn early hour, at b.gbrr
rates than on thus day st 'nnlght. inferior Boasts were not so good a
sale, although nearly e•erytnlog was sold out at farmer rates. The
supply of gamy wastage; but a there area a fair sprinkling of buyers
in attain lance, beet Down Mutton wea in request, at at prkesequal to
those of lest market, and in fact very little 11,11111ted unaohl. In Om
Me trade woe quit* equal to that of laa week, and prices nominally
unaltered. Deal bacon Ptp sere in abort supply, but equal t the
demand. Oa Met, tie. Gd. to his. Gd. per soon; cow end heifer, U. to
M.; Down Mutton, Gd. pee lb.; teas, 4d. to Cid ; Teal, 3,4. tu 64.;
Park (re lii),3!d. to Gd.; Boom 60. to ad. ; rock, per *cure, Is. 6d.
to be.; star riga, Its. to Oa

Acme, Somervail, from Quebec, which was ,poken by the
America (s.) yesterday, west of Holyhead, very leaky
and with damage' having bt.eu ashore, arrived Isere to-
day.—Liverpool, Nov. 10.
Cyclops (a), Campbell, from Newcastle to St. Petersburg,
has got on shore on Oesel.—Revel, Oct. 31.
Demerara (s.), built for the Royal West India Mail Com-
; party, in going down the river this morning, got aground
near the Round Point, and lay suspended by the two
ends, but Boated at eight p.m., and has been got up to
Cumberland Basin. She is very seriously hurt ; many of
her butts are drawn two inches, and very much strained
and broken.—Bristol, Nov. 11.
Pollux, Lindstrom, from Dublin to Alexandria, which was
abandoned after being on shore, has had additionalchains
and anchors sent to her ; sho rode out the gale, until
about 10 a.m., this morning, when she drove, and is now
on shore on the Gore Reef, to the eastward of Clovellu.
—Bideford, Oct. 10.

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