The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-02 00:00:00

Y Eygoixe, JANUARY 2, 1861.

The woman received the money with thankfulnesa. and
left the court with the letter.
James Stanton, ow harm Irishman, who said be wu in
great distress, complained to Mr. Yardley, that on apply-
ing at the relieving-office in Poplar, be wu ordered to
tabs
his his basin's', and oae of the officers refund to tabs
his name aunt or to being his nun before the board of
guarians.
Mr.d Ye:Oily—l will write to Mr. Jeffreys about your
case.

The above applications created much surprise in court,
for Mr. Jeffreys has always been distinguished for his
humanity mid attention to the poor, and hm the reputation
of being a very intelligent, oacdal, and kind-hearted man.

CHARGE OP FORGERY AGAINST A SCHOOL
TEACHER.

At the Halsted Special &aglow, a day or two
age Andrew Preach, 35, late assistant teacher at the Halsted
Grammar School, was charged upon the information of the
Rev. It. G. Watson, M.A., the head muter, that he did on
the Sod of August last offer himself as a servant to the said
R. G. Wanes with a forged and counterfeit certificate of
character, purporting to be a certificate of one J. Palmer, of
46, Hasketatreet, Chelsea. Prisoner, who was defended by
Mr. D. Sewell, appeared to be suffering from physical de-
premion, and was allowed • chair in the dock. He pleaded
not guilty.
Mr. Cantina conducted the prosecution. He stated the
charge was founded on the 4th sec. of the 32nd George 111.,
and concluded his resume of the evidence by referring to the
painful poeition in which the prisoner's conduct had Awed
Mr. V 1 arson, who felt it a duty both to himself and the
scholastic profession generally not to allow it to pus unno-
ticed. _ _

Rev. R... G. Watson denoted -I am head master of the
Heisted Grammer School. List Midsummer I inserted an
advertisement in the Tip.s for an assistant in the school
1 received by post a letter from " A. French" a day or two
afterwards. I have since frequently seen the prisoner's
handwriting, and the letter produced a in his writing.
I replied on the same day, but kept no copy of my letter.
la it I asked him several questions; one was whether he
was a member of the established church ; I believe thy, I
also mentioned " Mr. Palmer, of 441, }I/Ad-AVOW. tO
whom prisoner had given reference u one of his formernm•
Oilers. I may have said that I was about to write to Mr.
Palmer, bet lam not certain of that. I received a reply
from Mr. French, which is however destroyed. I received
• letter by return of post on the 21st purporting to be from
Mr. Palmer, as follows
" 46, Hasket.street, Chelsea, July M.
" Sir,—l am in receipt of yours of this morning, and with
respect to Mr. French have to remark that he is a gentle.
man well competent to perform whatever be undertakes ;
he is a good Latinist and a perfect • French ;scholar.' He
treat, the pupils with mildness and discretion. I have just
disposed of my establishment, and Dr. Puree, who succeeds
me, brings with him his own assistants. This is the reason
Mr. French 'sat present out of a situation ; he was with me
for more than two years, and I cannot but think be would
suit you very welt—l remain, sir, yours truly,
"J. PALM.

" P.S. With word to his character I have found it irre•
proachable."
In consequence of this character I made an appointment
to meet the prisoner at the Eastern Counties terminus,
but was unable to keep it. Being quite satisfied with the
testimonial, I wrote, and at once engaged him. I kept
no copy.
Mr. Sewell, to prisoner—. Have you that letter?
Prisoner—Not with me : is at home.

Examination resumed.—Prisoner commenced his duties on
the 2nd August and continnedlo the 6th Dec., living in the
how, and boarding at my table. In consequence of some
improper conduct, on the 17th Nov. I desired him to leave,
but from the intercession of another person I allowed
him to continue to the coruniencemeut of the pre-
sent month. [Prisoner, interrupting I wish to
have mention esl some of my misdemeanours.] After
prisoner had left I wrote to Mr. Palmer, making further in-
quiries, and my letter was returned through the deed letter
office, inscribed " Left as directed; returned as not known."
I afterwards west to London, and ascertained that no Kr
Palmer resided in Hasket-street. A widow Palmer lived at
No. 46 ; I called upon her and asked for Sir. Palmer,_ pro-
ducing the letter purporting to have been written by him,
but she disclaimed all knowledge of it, and said she had
lived there a widow for 15 months. I discovered the reel-
dance of the prisoner to be No. 7, Stanley-street, which
becks Hasket-street. As I was going to the polio* statics I
saw the prisoner in the distance ; he came to the police
station and inquired for me ; he wanted to address me, but
I refused to speak to him. When I got into the street
.be followed me, using violent and • language ;
be threatened to strike me, and I was commppeelllleedd to apply to
the police. I have examined the London Directory, amid
am unable to discover any schoolmaster named J. Palmer.
I also made inquiry in the neighbourhood, arid of the superin-
tendent of= but no schoolmaster of that name was
known in

Crossexamined—l was satisfied with prisoner as& teacher.
He wu a fair teacher and took gnat pains with the
pupil; but his moral conduct to the boys was bad. His
language was grow at times. I wee referred to no other
person than Mr. Palmer. After the prisoner had entered
upon his duties he mentioned Mr. Whita I wrote to him.
By prisoner—Mr. White did not give you a bad character.
He gave no chm?eter at all.. _ .

POlice-constable Osborn stated—l apprehended prisoner at
7, Stanley-street, Chelsea, yesterday, under a warrant from
this bench. Observed on the door, " Mr. French, profaner
of Greek and Latin," or something to that effect. I went
into the room, • kind of kitchen, and said, " Well, Mr.
French." He " What do you want?" I said, "
• wars at against you." He inusediately jumped up and
me to a drawer, in which were a number of knives sad
forks. I had a constable behind, and we prevented his in.
nations whatever they might be. I ascertained that pri-
soner bad resided there some y end was • married man
with children. Huket-street and ley-street back each
other ; four rods would include the width of the two streets.
I went to No. 46, Hasket.street, and asked for Mr. Palmer.
Mrs. Palmer, who came to the door, informed me that no
Mr. Palmer had lived there fur 12 mouths. I ascertained
that 7, Stanleyotreet, the residence of the prisoner, was a
brothel.

—Mr. Sewell
in defence, contended that the great point,
the forgery of the letter, was not proved, and nothing had
been said to disprove the fact that Mr. Palmer wrote the
letter.
Mr. Oudinall said be had shown that no Mr. Palmer
existed, and it warn for the prisoner to show that Mr. Palmer
had really written the letter ascribed to him.
The prisoner by permission of the beach made the follow-
ing statement : He had lived for two years with Mr.
Palmer, who resided in Arundelstreet, Morningtonsseseent.
Since then he had been employed as private tutor at Mr.
King's, Bayswater. He had been in the service of Mr.
Ashton, at Royston, and in many families of the foreign
bihty; amonpt them the Austrian and Spaaish ministers,
Baron Frankenstein, &c., but his health failedand he wrarom-
polled to accept any Natation that offered itself. He accepted
a situation at Mr. Aslttoo'n, of Royston, whose service he
left fres physical debility, an affection of the throat ren-
dering him iscompeteat for the duties. Under such eir.
ournstanose he could not trek for • character. When he
had been out of • situation for sane time his health was
partially restored. One day, just ea he was going to •
French restaurant in Oxford-street, he met Mr. Palmer,
and informed him of the difficulty in which he was plead
for want of • character. Mr. Palmer replied, he had ao
time to assist him by correspoodenos, as be was going to the
continent the next day, but he would write him a letter in
anticipation. Well, it so happened that • Mrs. Palmer
lived in Basket-street ; and it appeared to be just apropos.
He received Mr. Wanton's letter, and waited for the post
man to receive his letter to Mr. Palmer. Nothing could be
alleged against his competency. Then with regard to
forgery there was no ground ; therefore there was no
charge against him, but be was an innocent man and sadly
treated. He 0041111 prove that he had been under Mr.
Palmer. He had been at Stonyhtust. the first Roma
catholic college in England, could produce the beet
testimonials as tocharacter.

Mr. Watson—At fitonyluiret?
Prisoner—Yes ; I am a convert, and have been a member
of the church of England for some yam.'
The Chairman, after a abort consultation. said :—My
brother magistrate is in perfect accordance with me in this
matter. V• e have no wish to aggravate your feelings in the
painful position in which you stand by any remarks on the
evidence, but which reflects very strongly upon you. We
have no doubt that you are guilty of this charge. We are
allowed no discretion under this act, and must Am you 20f.,
and costs 10. ; in default of payment you will be cow
mitted to the county gaol for three months, with bard
labour, or until the fine is paid.
Prisoner, being unable to pay, was then removed to his
cell, after a short consultation with his wife, who had
Unveiled from London to be present at the trial.

SHIPWRECISI.—BOVLOON; JAN. I.—The Souris-
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24 men, from Bombay, went aahore at Equihen, sear this
port, at midnight, laden with oil, collie, tea, Bilk, cotton,
hc. ; all hands saved ; bound for Loadoe.—The Arcville
(three mast.), about 400 tons, Cantata Barclay, crew 17
men, went ashore, at midnight, at the Pointe Mix OMB, dole
to V imereux, near this port ; coming from Macao ; bound
for London, laden with ak aad tea all kende saved.
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The following extraordinary cures, without medi-
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Its wet in physic, oil, and other remedies Certlikate, N 0.36,4111
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• : talk., Res of carriage, Its. Barry Du Berry and Co.. 77,
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all parse of Migisea.—(Adeestbinimill I

PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.
WILLIAM BRYANT, °Vold4treti, talk., to surrender Jan. 11 at
11e, and lab. 6at it. at Baainghalletrert. nob., Huron and
Parker, Upset:eel, Cbsagelde of. swig., Cannon. Hating-
hall-street
AARON MARTO CRAMP HODGMAN, Broad/tabs, Kent, wilier,
Jan. 11 and Feb. Id, at I, at Baslngball.street. gub., Siemer.
111111teraquare, and Hamar and Edwards, Ramsgate: off. ant*,
Whitmore, Bs street.
WILLIAM 6ROT►, irlngelsod.road, licensed victualer, Jan. 11
and Feb. 11, at 1% at Batingkall-street. 011. asalit, Graham,

U01.111141.1.R.
TIIOMAS EDGE. Great Peteratreet and Vincent-square, %restrain-
star, gas meter manufacturer, Jan. 15 and Feb. 13, at 1, at
Basingluillatreet. Not., Ikilbeek, Southampton-bulldlnp ; off.
snug., Stansfeld, Havinghall.street.
WILLIAM Barry Blue Anchor-read, Bermondsey. and WU-
bourn.terrace, Orange-road. Bermondsey. tanner. Jan. IS at
11e. and Feb. 13 at IC at Baainghallstreet. Sol., Roberta.
trjeattl.ehambers, Nucidenbury off. amis., Stansfekl,
-street.
rutsit 'Memos, Paragon-road, hackney, livery stable
keeper. Jan. 10 at 12, and Feb. 11 at 1, at Haslnghallatreet.
hots Gratin* and Tucker, St. Switlttifslane, and Pulley and
Clarke, High Wycombe off. amis., Pennell, Guildhall-
altambers.
ALMM Bitooga. Ludgate-street, City, optician. Jan. 12 and
Feb. 16, at 12, at Basinghallstreet. Solo.. Messrs. Lumley,
Lndgate-h111; off. mtg., Edwards, Basinghall-street.
Owlim Hswere, Windsor, Berkshire, baker, Jan. 12 at 1, and
Feb. le at 11, at Baxinghall -street. loin., Harrison and Lewis,
Old Jewry: off. amis. Lee, Alderrnanbury.
Lfferta Urban, leamingtoo, merehant, Jan. 16 and Feb. 11, at
11., at Birmingham Court, lolt, Liebman and Ebewolth,
wataill off. asslg., Kinnear. Birmingham.
HEW BLAToII, Holbesch, Lincolnsbire, common brewer, late.
17 sad 31, at 11. at Birmingham Court bald at Nottingham.
Sol., Asking', Nottingham; off. wig , Harris, Nottingham.
TBuW FLOOD, Moulton, Devonshire, hardwareman. Jan. 16 and
Feb. 13, at 12, at Exeter Court. Sob., Reece, Birmingham, and
Turner and MAW, Ender; et stair., }WWI, Exeter.
IFILLuit Itunnilea, Beath. Dianeorlianaldin. butcher, Jan. 15
and Feb. 11, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sol., Goodacre, Swansea,
and Bevan and Co., Bristol: off. amigo, Millar. Bristol.
TROIKAS BARTOK, Liverpool, tanner Jan. IS and Feb. 7, at 11. at
Liverpool Court. Rol., Banner, Liverpool ; oft. swig., Turner,
Liverpool
BANK RUPTCY...ANNULLED.

Dee. X 010101 ATllltaoP. Bradford, Yorkshire, Joiner.
121BOLVENT PBTITIONIERS, AT POBTUGALBTZEICT.

Jan. 9. P. thaeielk, Stingy-lane, Houndsditch, baker—J. gime
Orate Thumock, Ewer, waterman—K M. Thomson, Graham-
street, !Pimlico, foreman to an upholsterer—A. Abigate,
City, butcher—T. Walker, Goldsmith's-place, Kilburn, plasterer
—4. M. noon. Portland•plam, St. Mark's-road, Kennington,
cabinet maker-0. Mueto, illackraan.street, Southwark, da ry-
Matt

Jan. la. W. Cardwell Waterloo-road. paperhanger—l. Jenner,
Brldge.terrace. Liverpool-road, Islington, clerk to one of the
toning masters In Cluncery.

MOOR! ML

Jan. 4. W. Brent, Southainreers, Breuttur 1, butcher.
Jan. 8 84J. Malcolm, Hart., Stamen's-row, theists—W.Parry,
Minato*, traveller—J. Mabbott, Sunburs.terrace. Islington,
licensed vletualler—W. Day, Ana's place. Houton, cheeseruonger
—J. Chandler, Cambrid*m.terrace, litgware.road, physician—W.
Johnstone, Lowerotreet. Islington, baker—O. K. Shaw, Syden-
haat, Rent, carpenter—W. Farthing, Hassan-terrace, Camden-
towa, auwenter.
Jan. 10. J. J. Greenlaw, Collegeetreet. Camden-town, lodging-
boom keeper—Lu6.7 May widow, , Linton.street, New North-road,
Hodon—C. Y. Kingston, Watford, Hertfordshire, baker—L
Bhubrook, Little Pulteney-street, Soho, tailor's cotter—J. I.
/Wong, Bridgewater-street, Somers-town. Journeyman pianoforte
maker—A. B. Weston. Broad-street, Golden-square, dining room
keeper F. Perwingia.n, Ruckingham.ruw, New Kent.roaci—
H. Laker, Richmond, surrey, plumber.
Jan. 16. W. T. Brown, Pembrldge.Nllu, Bayswater, woollen
assistant—B. W. Cud, Wandsworth, Surrey, furniture
T. lulls, ProvMence.row, Finsbury.wittare, carpenter-
0. Tighe. Stanley-street, Pimlico, salesman in a French goods
wuehouae—T. Martin, Caaonbury-lodge, New North-road,
Islington, tailor—W. Decant, Farm-rued, Punkt trainer of Wort-
Mg dogs—R. MinsianU. Walthatastow, Geer, late clerk in the
Bank of England—T. I. Cooke, Lower Stamford.strett, Black-
friarrroad. late director of travelling ealuestrian eireini—H. Gib-
son, Lees-place, Westminster-road, firework maker—ll. Tilbury,
Bartholomew-place, Kentish-town, marble mason.
Jan. 17. T. Foster, Chutch.place, Paddington-green, chew!.
lees shopkeeper—C. Werner, Vauxhall-walk. Lambeth, plumber
—Selina Thwaites, High-street, Bloomsbury, grocer—R. H. Hess,
John's-terrace, ICI d, engineer—H. A. Pellatt, Woolwich,
Kent, gunner In the Royal Artillery-6. Angelonl, Cranbourpe.
street, Leicester-aquae, restaurant keeper—l. C. Kirkham, NMr.
road, Hornsey, assistant engineer In the employ of the Great
Northern Rallway—J. Winner, Southampton-street, Bethnal-
green, end Nelson-court. Whitechapel.congreve maker.

n. Taylor, Oroanwtreit7tiofdiitaquare, coach maker—W. T.
Lower•read, Islington. clerk to cement mer-
chants—W. Martin, Tratalpretroet, Walworth, conimhsion
agent—J. Jones, Wades•yylace, Mlle tad•road, assistant book-
keeper—Jane OaMew, Liverpool (widow).
D 'LAIitiTTONII OF DIVID/NDe.

Lawn' ALCXANDU and WILLIAM BLIDOWIT, Old Broad.street,
nerehanta-701 dividend of 21.3 d., any Tuesday, at Penners,
Guildhall.chambers
WILLIAM STLPHEN CHALLES Keret Baestrr, Sheernesi. Kent,
groosr—ist dividend of Is. 6,1., any Tuesday, at Pennell's,
OuHdhall.etiambers.
WILMA' RUM. Alrestord. Huntingdonshire, butcher—let di-
/deed el IL ed., any Tuesday, at Fennell's, Guildhall-

chambers.
Jams Burs, Ismadsuhallatrect, Lily, Jeweller-Ist dividend of
• arty Tassldas: Pennell's, Gulldhall-chambers.
int Jo Mama, • Lynn, Norfolk, victualler—let dividend
of Sid., any y. at Pennet's, Guildhall-chambers
JOBllll TAYLOR, Sunbury, builder-2nd dividend of 2d., any
Tuesday, at Pennell's. Oulldhall-chambers.
Jowl JAMS Utak Beading, Berkshire, innkeeper-2nd dividend
of Tl.L.,any Tuesday, at Peanuts. Guildlialtchambers.
noun CAWITR, Woburn, Bedfordshire, grocer—lit dividend
of Is. 1.0 d., any Tuesday, at Pennel's, Guildhall-chambers
lows llCALeisk, jun., Newington-mad, Bail's-pond. bleacher—
lst diyidenti of 2s. 2d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall.

chambers. . , .. .
JA OsliOant Kerr, Waterloo-plus, Llniebouse„ draper-Ist
dPrklend of 2A., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall.
. .

chambers.
Overays HsttX4J LILIII. Black Swanlard, Bennonikey, tan-
ner-Ist dividend of 2a. 2d., any Meads), at Pennell's, Guild-
-

Molar Non, Inet.street, Spitaiffelds, and Sudbury, Suffolk,
silk manufacturer-Ist dividend of Ts., any Tuesday, at Pen-
nell's, Guildhall.cluiroben.
Maur Ala %%POD, Luton, Bedfordshire, straw hat tuanufae-
turer—lst dividend of 81d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's,
Guildhalteharnbers.
JOHN Towßy BEROON, Bueldersbiuy, City, wholesale hardware.
man—tat dividend of Is. 2d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's,
Guildhall-chambers.
SILVANO FRANCWCO LOIN PRRRIRA and JOHN GRANT, Great

•
Tower-street, wine merchants—lst dividend of 7s. &1., any
Tuesday., at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers,
WILLIAII DANTIL HO,Lb. lye, Sussex. shipbuilder—lit dividend
of in. 6d., any Tuesday, at Pennell'* Guildhall-chambers.
CLUIVI WOODWAID linOlfille and 111:11cr PaittilleoN, Seething-
lane, City, leather facture—lst dl‘idend of la. lid., any Wed.
nesday. at Whitmore's Basinghall Areet.
Joslyn Hoopla, New Westou.street, Bermondsey, leather leer.
chant—lit dividend of is. &1., any Wednesday, at Whit-
more's. Basingball-street.
Haver Coors', Great Cambridge-street, Hackney-road, and
PownaU•ternme, Dal on, shoe manufacturer-Ist dividend of
fa dd., say Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghalletrset.
Wibukat netrltD, Den. Poole, and Corfe Munn, Dorsetshire,
farmar—lakdividand of es. td., any Wednesday, at WWI-

mows.
J4nis ladennat and Jasarn ELLl.tra Lawtinax, Little Carter:

tam,city WU'
of In old., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, IWinghall•

10ifTi In Simla, Birmingham. printer—let dividend of se. bd.,
Jan.; and any subsequent Thursday, at Kinneses, Birming.
ham.
PRAM Mn,,, Steraferd. Linoolnshire, hootmaker—lst dividend
of la, Dec. al, and three subsequent Monday., at Maul's,
Nottinghsai.
Giones Loins, Porlock, homersetabire, tanner—let dividend of
SLIM., any Tuesday or Friday, at flirted's. Exeter.
DI VIDIN DS.
Jan. IN. W. Elliott, Church-street. and Oxford-terrace, Kinds-
road. Chelsea, builder—Jan. Si. E. R. Ramage, Hond-oourt,
Walbrook . Upper Themesatreet, City : sad Gloucester-cot-
tage, Peckham, wine cooper—Jan. 22. R. Amin, Conduit-street,
Regent-street, tailor—Jam PI. H. Johnson, Spencer-avail. Stoke
Newington-green. and at. James's-walk. Clerkenwell-green,
boom decorator—Jan. 22 T. G. Wicks, Beckford.row, Walworth,
bsendraper—Jan. 23. J. W. Bevil, Cheltenham, Gloucester.
shire, tobacconist—Jan. RA. G. Origlity, Matilda-street, Ceded.).
nian.road, coach-maker—Jan. 17.3. Miller. Nottingham, pawn-
broker—Jan. 24. G. Batters, Nottingham. Prthter-
CULTUTCATES to be granted, WOMB cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
Jan. 25. T. J. Nieks, Worship-street, Finsbury-square Russia
mat merchant—Jan. 25. T. W. Blotleld,
and Leenese-heath, Rent, builder—Jan. 23. W. J. Yetter-
bum, City, grucer—Jon 23. A. Hammond and J. Nevard, Lee,
Kent, builders—Jan. 22. W. Smith, Eastbourne-mews, West.
bourne-terrace, Paddington, horse de.der—Jen. Se. W. Powell.
Newport, Monmouthshire, drayer—Jan. 24. J. Wilson, Sunder-
land, Durham, boot and shoe maker—Jan. Ns. W. H. Merrick,
Malesowen, Wormetenthire, innkeeper —Jan. 29. R. Goodacre,
Nottingham, groper—Jan. 22. J. Miller, Nottingham, pawn-
broker—Jan. b. J. P. Hall. Liverpool, broker—Jan. 25. R.. IL
Bauch, Liverpool, general warehouseman.
_ _ PAZTNILHISHIPS pzesoLvirm.

H. Cox and 17i. Oelrich City, merchants—
X. Ormond and IL Ormond, Leadenhatirtrert, City, Wk
dyers—N. Wood, jun., J. Hughes, J. D. Hill, and J. S. 11111,
Coal Lachanl, City, coal factors, so far as regards J. S. Hill—R.
J.
Burrell and Bartell, Old Change, City, manufacturers—J. VA-
dills and T. J. Marines. City Saw-mills, City-road. machine
sawyers—J. Coal rod and J. r'hadwiek, Rochdai., Lorca-
shire, as the 0 and Bake Coal, Coke, and Vire Brick
Company—H. D. Cole, C. L Hider, and H. X Hooper, Shirley,
Hampshire, brewers—J. P. Pritchett, C. P. Pritchett, and J. P.
Pritchett, Jun., York and Huddersfield Yorkshire, and Darling-
ton, Durum, architects, so far so regards C. P. Pritchett—J.
Knowles, Jan., and D. Leather, Liverpool, wine merchants-0.
Halter and W. H. Ralldhle, FaledThere, Shropshire, attorneys—P.
T. Barry, R. Barry, J. W. Monett, and J. upward. Mincing-lane,
colonial brokers, so fur ar regards F. T. Barry—U. Middle.
ton and J. H. Dudgeon. lawletiludirtreet, City, Manchester, and
Liverpool. commission merchants—W. Bodleian'. R. Vicar,. A.
laione, K. Bonteher. and F. Mortimore. Bermondsey. leather
factors. so for as regards R. Vicary—W. H. Woodall, J. Woodall,
W. Woodall, and A. Woodall, Wardouratreek Oxfneda,reat,
ragrarerr, so far as regards W. H. Woodall—C. Litchfield and J.
Gronsund, John-street, 31 inories, ship rants—W. Idliot and J.
Maerneikau, Stratford, Essex. surgeons—W. B. W. Webber and
J. lkuicornbe, Wellington, Somersetahlre, surgeons—O. W. Lloyd
and A. Rooker, St liwlthies-lane. City, attorneys--B. Smith and
0. J. Oliver. Basinghall.rtreet and Lawrence-lane, City, attorneys
—J. Y. Wilkinson, .1. Bruce. A. T. Bruce, and H, S. Coulso,l'lts -
church.lane, City, discount brokers, so far as regards J. F. Wil-
Ideson—J. Ones and H. Goss, Billiter-street, City. wine mer-
ciants—W. Gilbert and W. H. Willson, Chatham, Kent, millers
—4. F. sandhi., A. Duncan, and O. Duncan, Gracechurch.rtreet,
City, and Southampton, ship brokers, so far as regards J. K Sun-
dlus—C. Hoffmann and B. K. Wendt, Railway-place, renchureh-
Wrest, ship brokers—K. H. lane and T. Nelson. Birmingham,
goldsmiths—J. T. Pritchett, sten., J. T. Pritchett, Jun., and P.
Pritchett, Fenchnrchatnist, City, ter brokers. so far so regards
J. Y. Pritchett, Jun.—W. Barrs and J. Tookey, Manchester,
sgenta—J. Jonas and T. Sidebotham, Manchester, tobacco mono-
freturere—lf. W. Sack, C. M. Ifiwinelle, and B, L Sack, Rail-
way-place, Penchurch.street, ship agents—C. J. Pox and O. Poo,
Queen-40mi, Soho, rnamdoctarlng slilversmlths—C. Candy and
C. Wilson, Wittig/direst, City, mere:Mani—B. Heywood, 4).
Heywood, A. H. Heywood. L S. Haywood, and C. J. Heywood.
Manchester, bankers, so tar as regards Sir B. Heywood—C. Rol-
f= and W. Wrath', Nottingham, lace manufacturers—T.
Pletcher, H. Sheldon, W. Howe. J. 'citron, E. S. Fletcher. and
T. Jones. Manchester. merchants, so far as regards T Jones—A.
Chapman, W. J. W. Baynes, A. D. Chapman. and K H. Chap-
man, Austin-hoe, City, so far sa regards A Chapmsa—R. A
'wing and D. M.laughlin, Minories, city. ship store merchants
Blockosyst and H. Averdleek, Marieheister, commission
maabases—J. B. Brucker sad J. Browner, UrerPeel. Puma

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CASUALTIES.
Captain Barclay, front Macao to London, with silk and
tea, Is on shore at Ambleteuse. Her masts bay* been cut
down, and the ship and cargo are likely to softer much: all
assistance In being rendered. Another report —Wrecked near
Ambleteuse ship Ardente, Captain Barclay. from Macao to
Loodon. Fifteen (iro' the crew) mired ten Left the
~shlp in a
boat , ship on rock holds hut ; mast bros.'s.— e.
Jan. L
Conklin ;brig), of Liverpool, from Demerara, with sugar and
rum, Is ashen In Lochryne (i Loeltryan„ without damage.—
Streamer,
Earl of Lonadale (barque), of Greenock, Captain Ferguson. from
Demerara to the Clyde, with a cargo of green Wart timber,
was abandoned In a sinking state on the tlitrd of November, at
6 a.m., and went down at 7th In lat. 12 N., lon. :43 W.. crew
arrived here—Tobago, Dec. S.
Gleaner schooner), of Montrose, Captain Morgan, from Mazagan
to Queenstown or Falmouth. with grain, capsized and sank at
her anchor in the Bay of Meagan on the bard of December,
having at the time about 900 bags of grain on deck.
Golden Star (ship), of Batton, U.S., Captain Staples, from Mobile
to Liverpool, parted from both anchors, and with all three
masts cut away, drove on shore on the night of the 29th of
December, near Fethard, where she went to pieces: master,
his wife, and female servant, with fifteen of the crew,
drowned.—Waterford, Dec. 21.
Sourisquois (ship , i'aptain Vitus. from Bombay to London, Is on
shore at Alprech. close to this place, and in a bad position;
crew saved.—Boulogne,