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. held it in my arms till I got ashore. The child was about Sporting Intelligence. From the London Gazette of Last Night.. LAW INTELLIGENCE,-,Nov. 10.
• twelve yards from the shore, and I gave it to a young day, Stype-11.Country Markets.
e at the Court of Bankruptcy. A good attendance of millers and dealers this morning.
man who was on the steps at the shore. LUDLOW RACES. Puckeridge-Monday, Thornley ; Wednesday, s \Yid- WAR-DEPAR,TMENT, Nov. IG. 12a7njooa;hnnIdWDa Walker,
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LIVERPOOL-No;. I Mr. Arnold-What has become of the child? FRIDAY. dingtou • Saturday, Asperden-balepatt 10.
BAIL COURT.L trd Panmure has received from the Field-Marshal Corn. John
official assignee;Resinghall-street ; Bu•rkitt, Cur- A tolerably fair
go
oats,
realised
a nd for
s. old
Oatmealßn and newa
dwvha wheat sack hiel6eXtreme prices goi
(sittings at Nisi gegg,-Beggge ?,'lr. Justice Crompton' Inspector Drake-It is at home now, and not out of A very excellent day's sport here brought the week's PYtchleY - Monday, Great Harrowden ; Tuesday, mandingon.ohien the following copy of a letter by major
' danger. Both the rescued children were taken to the racing in Shropshire to a close. The attendance was Chapel Brampton ; Wednesday, Stanford Hall; Friday,
1 Daubeney, commanding the 62d Regiment, addressed to
ließr'esnhjaartill•in French, stationer, St. Mary's-terrace, Wan Tbautersedlatlyobueri,ll
, and Common Juries.)'
„ • now at good, and everything passed off satisfactorily, the beauty Fox Hall ; Saturday, Badley Toll-gate-quarter to 11. Colonel Holy,
.C. 8., commanding the 2d Brigade of the 2(.1
workhouse and kept there for some time • one is n
BOadektoants
COLE V. SLEIGH -THE DAILY T
home and the other with a friend of the father.D f the A the C forwarded t V
Baby (Duke o ve an s -Mon ay, a erue • 'vision o e Army in e Crimea, ando is- ,
4-* fb••Ralsfelel d') d Witeld
and superior condition o the course being admitted,
c; ELEGRAPH."
Hawkins appeared for the ,
north-road, Nov. 27 and Dec. 20, at one, at the Court of per load, barley 2d t) 3d per bushel, and Egyptian b
Mr. Edwin James and Mr.l ' John Godby, pierinan at the Cadogan-pier, sworn- by all., Wednesday, the Kennels; Friday, Middleton Tyas- count Rardinge by General Sir James Simpson, G.C.B. beans
Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alder b
d Mr. Lush represented '
Camp, Sebastopol, Oct. 22. man ury ; is per qr. Indian corn slacker in demand, and did not
plaintiff. Mr. M. Chambers an •
barge at The Shorts Stakes of 2 sews each with 20 added • the half-past 10.
, was getting my tea down in the cabin of the e . , ,
Buchanan,G •11h 11 h b
in e a -c are ers.
Sir,- In bringing to the notice of Major-General Wind-maintain the price of yesterday, but was considered to be
the defendant. j the pier, when I heard my dog bark. I felt certain that second to save his stake ; half a mile; 11 subs. Rufford - Monday, Clipstene Village; Tuesday, hal e n C.B. the nanws of the officers and men of the 62d William Tavener, Clifford-road, St. John's-wood, rather higher than as quoted on'
Tuesday.
• This was an action to recover the sum of 481, under ,
'hd laccordingly got up Mr. Whitaker's Chere Petite, by Flatcatcher, 2 yrs, Cockivg Moor ; Thursday, Beesthorpe ; Saturday, Regiment,e g builder, Nov. 24, at one and Jan. 25, at twelve, at the
by which the plaintiff was.en- • he must have heard something, an
'distinguished
/ whothemselves at the assault oan alleged agreement,
th ht h h I h d cries of children in the sst 61b (10 sovs) (Challoner) 1 White Posts-quarter to 11.
' ' h I official assi nee Ba-
Court of Benkruptcy. Nic o son, g ,
he Dail Tele . h and Cou '
no, ea c way, wen ear the Redan on the Bth F. eptember het, I omitted to mention WAKEFIELD-Nov. 16.
gaged ae the editor of t _ y pap
e latter off to Mr. Leach's Prince's Mixture, 2 yrs, sst 111 b (10) Rutland's (Duke. of) - Monday, Wiverton Hall - the name of Staff Assistant-Surgeon O'Callaghan, who is singhall•street ; Chapple, Great Carter-lane.
at a weekly salary of 41. T.
The defendant pleaded that he water. I got the life buoy and shoved th
Cricketers', (J. Walters) 2 half-past 11 ; Tuesday, Little Penton; Wednesday, attached to the 62d Regimens; his attention to themerchant, T • '-• n-fields Dec 4 There was not a large demand, but wheat was Is dearer
Thomas Gorton, Lincoln's-inn-fields, sin • , • , than last week. Barley realised is advance. Beans, oats,
had never made an agreement with the plaintiff, where I heard the sound proceed, near the
at two, and Dec. 26, at half-past one, at the Court of
and picked The following a. 130 ran :-Cineag, Timotheus, Anglo- Croxton-pai•k ; Fridsy, Weaver's Lodge-balf-past 10. wounded-was not confined men of his own regiment and shelling also rather dearer.
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- Mr. Edwin James, iu stating the case, said that the where I found a . child floating on the water, d 1
Bankruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee; Jer wood, Ely-
d it into the Saxon, Usurer, Cherry Brandy, Ida, Little Nell. Scale's (Sir Henry) Wednesday, Marley.' • Fri. on that day, but was extended to officers and men of all
louse ,it u I shoved back to the stairs, an gave
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place, Holborn.
plaintiff was a barrister of very considerable literary at- P.
standing there ready to re- Betting :-7 to 4 agst Prince's Mixture, 4to 1 agst day, Butler's Arms-half-past 10. regiments who happened to be brought past him; he ac-
tainment, and the action was brought against Colonel hands of a man who was
Anglo-Saxon, sto 1 agst Chere Petite, and 7to 1 agst Ida. Selby 's, Mr.--Monday, Kennels; Thursday, Hare- ho regiment as far as the fifth parallel and
companied t . . . , John Bake, licensed victualler, Cambridge-terrace, Cale- EXETER-Nov. ln. .Sleigh to recover damages for breach of contract. The ceive it.
volunteered to remain behind after the regiment was d • 1 11. t D 4 t t I D 26 t Col:De-In our market wh
onian-roa( , smg on, ec. , a w0,,.a, eat may be quoted from lOs 3d
ease was most shnple. In the early part of the present Mr. Arnold- -How did the father find the children ? Chere Petite, with Cineas, Prince's Mixture, and Anglo- hope-half-past 10.
Drake-lie happened to be passing at the Saxon closely laid up, made the running to half-way in Shropshire-Tuesday, Shawbury White Gates ; Fri- d back to camp to assist in attending to and
ordered , one, at the Court a Bankruptcy. Graham, official to lOs 9d. Malting barley, 5s Od to 5s 9(1 • grinding do Os
year Colonel Sleigh and two other persons, named Gold- Inspector
bringing in, the wounded from the front at dusk. Many
' assignee; Atkinson, Quality-court, Chancery-lane. Od. to Os Od. Oats, 38 4d to 3s 9d. B' Os Od .'
Beans, to Os
out of the water, d • d distance,Prince'sM. d U joined d Co d half-past 10
an recognise the when Mixture an surer ay, un - . •
John Chambers, coal merchant, St. Martin's, Stamford Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od.
officers have spoken in high terms of his conduct and exer-
smith and Walker, joined together to establish a paper time they were taken
Chere Petite, but, unable to get up, the latter won Sinnington-Tuesday, Ampleforth ; Friday, Helms- Hoes in behalf of the wounded on that day; and request- Baron, Northamptonshire, Nov. 24 at eleven, and Jan. 5 FLOUR. -Fine, 63s Od to 64$ Od; seconds, 61s Od to 62s
which was to be sold for the small sum of one penny, them.
Mr. Arnold (to the witness Richardson)-Did the pri- cleverly by a head; Usurer was a bad third, Cineas ley-half-past 10. lug that his services may be brought to the notice of the at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official Od per sack.
which was now sold by little boys in the street, under
assignee, Guildhall-chambers; Wright and Bonner, Lou- CATTLE.-Prime beef, 10s 3d per score ; cows and calves
her r tu
soner say anything, ?pole ern home about how fourth, and Timotheus next, the others beaten off. The Smith's, Mr. A.-Monday, Clatford Oak Cuts ; Tues- Commanderen-Chief.-I have, Ste.,
the name of the Daily Telegraph. The original price
don-street, Fenchurch-streot ; Law, Stamford. . 12/. to 14/. 148 ; butchers' calves, sed to 6d per lb r •
the children were missing. winner was bou,ght in for 450 guineas. Run in 51 secs. day, Care Hill ; Wednesday, Hurstbourn Tarrant ; (Signed) J. DAUBENEY,
~ earing
was to have been twopence, but that had been altered.
Witness-No. Her husband has begged and en- The Handicap Plate of 50 sovs ; about one mile and a Thursday, Chute Lodge; Friday, Everleigh ; Saturday, Major, commanding 62d Regiment. John Glenn, builder, Islington, Nov. 27 and Dec. 20, calves -s to - s each. Sheep, &Id to 6id. Lambs -d to
It appeared that a gentleman named Mortimer, who was
IVinterslo w-11. To Colonel Haly, C. 8., at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Od per lb. Store hogs large size, -s to -s each; slips,
4 d f her to tell himwhat had b f the eldest treated o become o quarter; 14 suns.
Aldermanbury; Chilton and Burton, Chancery-lane. 28s to 34e ; small, 00's to 00s. Rough fat, 01.1 per lb.
to publish the paper, was spoken to by Colonel Sleigh
Somerset Subscription-Tuesday, Radlit Common ; Commanding 2cl Brigade, 2d Division.
could
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child, butrge no answer. Mr. Moseley's Mora°, by Alpheus, aged, Bst 31b
Edmund John Ludlow Whitmore, apothecary, Rams- Pork carcases from 9s 3d to lOs 3d per score,
as to engaging the editors. Mr. Mortimer suggested
(Wells) 1 Friday, Holford-talf-past 10. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 13. bout nine this morning Inspector brake, sworn-At a . , bury, Wilts, Nov. 30 and Dec.l, at eleven, at the Bristol
that Mr. Cole should be engaged as an editor, and it
The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Jules D. - I went to Poulton 's-terrace and saw the prisoner there. Mr. Drewe's Mayboy, 3 yrs, Oat Gib. (Fordham) 2 Southdown - Monday, Street-green ; Wednesday, Le a '"
t Court. • District Miller, official assignee, Bristol; Abbot INVERNESS.-Nov. 13.
would be shown that there was a most distinct and pa-
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e sbe be an to cr ver much. I told Capt. Skipworth'sFenny Fern,3yrs, Gstl2lb(Bearpark) 3 li. 2.1 • t hE ea nthal as Consul at Cape Town fur is aees yte • m- .
Halfway B.ouse, Ratters ; Friday, Beddinghatn Cross ' , Austria. and Lucas, Bristol.
sitive agreement entered into, by which Mr. Cole was to her I must aw
m g• YY suspicion• eVays-quarter to 11. parer of CORN. Wheal, white, per qr., 80s Od to 82s Od. Bars
take her to the station on of having The following also ran :-Speed the Plough, Little William Usher, rope manufacturer, Sunderland, Nov. I h-*
ey, c °Yeller, 40s Od to 41s Od ; ditto, common, -s Od to
receive for most arduous duties the miserable stipend of
South Weld (Mr. G. Cook's)-Tuesday, Ketsby Mill ; FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 16. 23, at twelve, and Dec. 21, at one, at the Newcastle-upon-
useetli de h dof hey' .t- D tvie Titterst Ci as Wh lebone, Master SI d t
tempted eat of the eldest boy, an , higte h , one, ne , a en e.,
The Queue has been pleased to approve of Mr. Lewis s Od. Oats, 32s Od to 33s Od.
4/. a week. That was to be the salary for the first three
Thursday, Girsby ; Saturday, Raithby by Spilsby-11 Tyne District Court. Baker, official assignee, Newcastle- -
to drown the other two It was some minutes Erin-go-Bragh, Plausible.
' Gideon as Consol at St. Helena for his Majesty the King upon-Tyne; Cooper, Sunderland. MEAL.-Oatmeal, per imp. boll 25s Od to 26s 6d ; ditto
months, and it was held out to Mr. Cole it would be conside-• .
orth-Monday Woore •
second 00s Od to Os Od ; barleymeal, les 6d to 16s 8d ;
before she said an thin and then she said she wanted Betting-6 to 4 agst Alonzo, and 4to 1 agst Mayboy. ' Staffordshire, N d i ,
1, Wednesday, of Portugal and the Algarves. Benjamin Vickers, wine and spirit merchant Newton 'eg
rably increased if the circulation of the paper should be Y g,
Trentham ; Friday, Ad er ey-half-past 0. peaseme , 16s Gd to 208 Od ; bran, per stone, Os 9d to 10d ;
her baby, and repeated it several times. I asked her if Fanny Fern jumped off with the lead, followed by Tit-
WHITEHALL, Nov. 15. Bushell, Devonshire, Nov. 27, at eleven, and Dec. 27, at
enlarged. Colonel Sleigh had since that time treated Mr. ere_ ~.
h with her last even- terstone, Plausible, MaYboY, and Alonzo in the °reel. Stamford's, Earl of-Monday, Hunniisgton; Tuesday, Ist flour, per 2801 b, 60s Od to 62s Od; 2d ditto, 53s Od to
illiatn (the missing child) left ome
The Queen has been pleased to appoint, under the pro- one, at the Exeter District Court. Hirtzel, assi 1 offi ' •
ma g- 55s Od • oatmeal best, t of 141 b imperial 2s 61
Cele in the most contemptuous manner. Mr. Cole, in "
Chetw nd. • '
es, and she said " Yes '' and I then asked her where named, the others lying in a cluster at their heels. Alter Euville Hall ; Thursday, y park , Saturday, visions of the " Act to make further provision for the good nee, Exeter ; Francis, Newtou Bushell ; Stogdon, Exeter. , ' . / per e •
consequence of what Colonel Sleigh had said, rernoved
to 28 bd ; ditto second, 08 Od to Os Od ; barleymeal ls 8,1
islf'l ft h' d she 'answer. She has not the first three hundred yards the running was taken up The Hem-half-past 10.
e him, an e made me no a government and extension of the University of Oxford, of Thomas Walker, - licensed victualler, Kidderminster,
from his residence in Montagu-street, Portman-square, e
b Plausible, F F ' d t -
y army ern going on second o half-way Suffolk-Tuesday, Elmswell Lion,. Thursday, Horse- the colleges therein, and of the College of Saint Mary, Nov. 26, and Dec. 17, at half-past twelve, at the Birmin '
e., to 00s Od ; peasemeal, is 8d to 2s Od ; Ist flour, 3$ eid cash,
said anything else.
g" 3s 9d credit; 2d ditto, es Od cash, 3s 3d credit.
to Trafalgar-place, as the latter was nearer to the
Mr. Arnold--It is not proper that. a person in custody up the distance, where Alonzo came out, took the lead, heath Mill; Saturday/ Thurston) Fox and Hounds- Winchester," the Hon. Edward T. B. Twisleton, M.A., to ham District Court. Whitmore, official assignee, "ermine.
office of the newspaper. Ile amount which Mr. Cole
paean quarter to 11. be one of the Commissioners for the purposes of the said ham; Boycott, Kidderminster; Motteram and Knight, ---
b interrogated. I have ewer to do it in this and won cleverly by a length, the same distance se
shoulde ve no p
BOSTON-Nov. 14.
sought to recover was 481., as it was clear the engage-
' the second and third; Plausible was a bad fourth, Surrey Unien-Mondah Reigate Heath; Wednes. Act, in the room of the Right Hon. Sir George Cornewall Birmingham.
ing
meat bad been for three months. Mr. Cole had written court, .
Lewis, Bart., resigned. William Hall, grocer, Durham, Nov. 27, at eleven, and A good attendance and an average quantity of wheat on
been dated that there was no moreevidence, Little Davie fifth, and Titterstone next, tho others daY, ShitrileY Green ; SaturdaY, Effingham ilill_balf.. t ha.v mg
to Colonel Sleigh on the subject, and the answer was,
"Colonel Sleigh declines heving any correspondence , • Arnold inquired whether there had been any in- beaten off. Run in 2min. 9sec. past 10. • WAR OFFICE, Nov. 16. Jan. 8, at twelve, at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District offer to-day, with a fair amount of business at rates much
. . Mr.
otice iven of children lost at the station on The Selling Stakes of 3 sovs each, with 25 added ; Thomson's, Me Anstruther-Mon Jay, chaandon. al Regiment of Dragoons-John Herbert Randell Stod- Court Baker official assignee, Newcastle • Brown New- the same as on the 7th Oats the turn cheaper. Barley,
quines or n . g
• Sun le laud Hari Bush' ' b '
with Mr. Cole.' Mr. Cole had written the opening ar- •
7 subs. common; Tuesday, Chilton ; Thursday, Arneott-bridge • dart, Gent., to be Cornet without purchase, vice Mills pro- castle;Cooper, t r ; e, , and Gaskell, beans, and peas as before.
Thursday evening. second to save his stake; about one mile;
London. ticles in the paper on its first appearance. The evidence
Inspector Drake replied in the negative. . Mr. Evan's Sandboy, by Tadmor, 3 yrs, Bst llb (25 Saturday, Barley elow-11. ' meted. Prices :-Wheat, red, 678 0(1 to 83s Od; white, 83s Od to
Gth Dragoons-Cornet Edmund Robinson has been per- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 85s Oil : extra, 87s Od. Barley, • 34s Od to 4e4 0(1. Oats,
would be placed before the jury, and they would doubt-
Tiae accused, who was deeply affected and at iotervals Boys) - Monday, Black Post, Hollingbourne •
, rnitted to retire from service by the sale of his commission. Robert Lockhart, wood merchant, Baronald, Lanark- 203 to 328. Beans, 503 Od to 57s Od. Peas, 495 Oa to 56e
claimed,
less give their verdict for the plaintiff for the amount
shed tears during the examination, was then committed Captain Christie's Little Tom, 5 yrs, Bsl 131 b Thursday, Lynstal-street ; Saturday, Kennel - half- Grenadier Guards-Ensign, and Lieut. the Hon. Arnim. shire, per qr.
The following evidence was then adduced on behalf ofre-examination,
for (25) (W. Sharpe) N
2 Past . Poulett to be Lieutenant and Captain by purchase, vice Marion Wilson or 3,l`Pherson, shoe furnisher, Glasgow. -
the plaintiff, Up to the time of the examination the eldest child had Mr. Hawkins's Mary Ann, 3 yrs, Bst 51b Tiverton-Monday, Gogland Plantation; Thursday, Hon. W. H. W. Quin, who retires. Peter Hunter, jun., joiner, Millport. NEWARK-Nov. 14.
Mr. John Mortimer-I am a printer and publisher, not been found. (25) - A good attendance to-dayd f '
an a sir supply of grain.
shire. Te nedale-Monday, Shortflat Tower; Wednesday, Hawkins Whitshai to be Lieutenant and Captain without
Vivid and Whitcliffe also ran. Wheat advanced es per qr. Other articles as last week.
carrying on my business in the Strand. I know that in
purchase, vice Drummond, died of his wounds. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
--se- Betting-6 to 4 eget Sandboy, sto 2 agst Little Kennels • Friday, Coeklaw Tower-a quarter to 11.
Wheat white 88s to 92s red 86s to 90s• barley malting
March last Colonel Sleigh had made arrangements for POLICE INTELLIGENCE-Nov, 16. Tom, and 3to 1 agst Mary Ann. Mary Ann jumped United' Paok-Tuesday, Willey Hall ; Friday, Kerry Ist Regenient of Foot-Brevet-Lieut.-Colonel R. Going R. Fallshaw, Worship-square, Finsbury, mattress manu- e ' '.s sto be Lieut.-Colonel without purchase, vice Thos. Graham, facturer-H. Slater, Swan's-place, Old Kent-road, umbrella 4to 45sngrinding 36s to 38s; oats, 24st. 32s to 375, 22 t,
bringing out the Dail,y Tclegraph newspaper. I was to
Pole-10.
32s to 34s • beans 56s to 60s • malt 70s to 728; peas, 48s
publish it. Colonel Sleig,h asked nie about eno•aging au ••• off. with the lead, but was immediately headed by Little
deceased ; Brevet• Major H. R. Marindir to be Major with- manufacturer-W. Payne, Farm-cottages, Clapham, linen- to 50 ' ' ' '
Tom who carried on the running to the distance, when W. H. (Lord Gifford's)-Tuesday, the Kennel (a out purchase
vice Going; Lieutenant R. G. Brady to be draper-H. Crawford, Lower-street Islington stationer- s ; tares, 74s to 80s per qr.
editor. I mentioned it te one gentlemais, who refuted ! MANSION-HO USE.-Geoege Frederick Brown was , . .V.
it was taken up by Sandboy, who won easily by t t 11) •Th d P•t Vell (h If t 11) • • ' ' h • 111 •d• • El. L ' ' ' ' •
two quer er o , ure ay, in on i age a -pas , Captain, without pure ase, vice arm in; Lieutenant i iza ouisaDevereux,Richuiond, Surrey, boarding-house
it, on acceunt of the smallness of the salary. The salary charged with baying stolen a case of tooth instruments, a
lengths
Saturday, Barrow Elm-a quarter to 11. Charles Hurt to be Captain, by purchase, vice Breeden, keeper-J. H. Darling, Marlborough-road, Chelsea, glass
DUBLIN-Nov. 16. , . . Little Tom beating Mary Ann for second money was to be 200/. per annum. I then introduced Mr. case of surgical instruments, and some articles of dr et h h TI es /by a length ; wide intervals between te ot ers. ie Warwickshire-Monday, Lighthorne Village t Tues- who retires) Ensign T. S. Townshend to be nieute. aud earthenware dealer-T. G. Phipps, Northampton- Very small supply of home growth, A wild market-
Cole to Colonel Sleigh. They had a conversation about
day, Mitford Bridge; Thursday Lower Shuckhurgh ; tenant, without purchase, vice Brady; Augustus W. square, Clerkenwell, journeyman saddler-R. Brown, everything snapped up, and higher rates.
the property of Mr. C. W. Lanabourn, his grandfather. winner was not sold. Run in main. 55sec. the duties which Mr. Cole would have to undertake. I
Friday, Farnbur h-a quarter to, 11. Hamilton Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice King-street, Long-acre, broker-C.Dincs, Berkeley-street, -
Handicap Plate of 50 sove, for
The prosecutor, who is a surgeon, and resides at No. The Burwarton Nursery . g
was to make the pecuniary arrangements with Mr. Cole.
Clerkenwell, butcher-J. Law, Hoxton-square, Hoxton
two year old,. One mile. Warwickshire, North-Tuesday, Woodcote ; Wed- Townshend.
BRISTOL SUGAR-Nov. 16.
Colonel Sleigh said he did not, from delicacy, like speak- 30, Somerset-street, Whitechapel, said-Yesterday I
3d Foot-Gentleman Cadet Walter Augustus Danbeny, Old Town, commission aeent-W. H. Law Devonshire-
Mr Thomas's Indian Queen, by Annandale, sst 71b nesday, Bacon's End (half-past 11) ; Friday, Hillmorton, . Our sugar market remains moderately active, and prices
ing about them. After that I came to an arrangement went out and left the prisoner in my room, and on my re- ' (Pritchard) 1 Village-a quarter to 11, 1. -C 11 tb E • •th tt Q ' - t'. • 1- _ '
from the Royal Mt Italy o ege, 0 e i nsign, wi out 8 roe , ueen 8 square, cabinet maeer W. Carver, -Union- well supported. A few sales of rums at rather improved
with Mr. Cole about becoming the editor. I mentioned turn I found my chestopen. Before I left home, I gave him ,purchase, vice Leathatte promoted. street Borough, bee • -
, r retailer W. H. Fryer, Crown-street, currencies.
k ' Lady Fl Got (F dh ) 2 Wheatland-T d W.II Friday, Oldbury Mr. E. R. (Aar e s • orence,... or am ues ay, iey Park; ury
7th Foot-Lieutenant George H. Twemlow, from the Finsbury, foreman to a clothier-W. G. Owen, Cambridge-
to him the salary which Colonel Sleigh instructed me to the key to get me a handkerchief, and I supposed he " ,(Bearpark) 3 -half-past 10. _
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Mr. Osborne 's Alfred, st
64th Foot to be Captain, by purchase, vice MacHeury, terrace, Hyde-park, clerk in the General Registry Office
offer. It was to begin at 4/. a week, but at the end of had locked my chest. I missed two waistcoats from the .
COAL MARKET,-Nov. 16
The following also ran :-Tom Loker, Sparrowhatee, Worcestershire -Tuesday,C Friday, Tid- ' • b2d November,h ly Somerset-house-G. Block, Crescent, Minorieschemist- '
opcut Elm; whose promotion, y purchase, on as been , the first three months it was very likely to be much in- chest, and at half-past 12 o'clok this morning he came
Dwarf, Little Nell, Oyster Girl, dP 1. •
, an e issier. desley Wood-half-past 10. cancelled ; Lieutenant E. S. Jervoise to be Captain, with- F. J. Cubison, Mount-street, Westminster-road, milliner- Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
creased. Mr. Cole made some remarks about the small- back, and brought home a new pair of trousers. I asked
ness of the salary, and the immense amount of work he nim about the waistcoats, and he denied that he had Betting-6 to 4on Lady Florence, 6to 1 agst Al- Wyndham's, Colonel-Monday, Pipers; Wednesday, out purchase, vice ' Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel W. AV. Tur- Re Fitch, son., Dodman's-row, Rotherhithe, carpenter,
s. d. Wallsend, Ste.
fred, and 7to 1 agst Oyster Girl. The race resulted in Bury Combe ; Friday, Drunswick Bridge-half-past 11. ner, promoted to the Substantive Rank of Major Unat- DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. Bate'sWest Hartley 18 0 R. (1.
would have to do for it, but that he would accept it. I tp,ken them. I examined his clothes, and he snatched a
favour of Indian Queen by a short head, Alfred was ' Wynn's Sir W. \V.-Monday, Chorlton Hall; Toes- tached, under the Royal warrant of 6th October, 1851. Armitael
e, Frankish, and Darker, Sheffield, steel manu- Huddle W. Hartley lB 6 Hatton 23 0
communicated that to Colonel Sleigh, and he neetned per• purse out of his pocket, and called out " Murder,' and
third, beaten two lengths, aud the others wide' daY, Aston ; Thursday A.ll eddl St d WI "t
y scat- 4, .. au -3 .ers ; 3ur ay, a - To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Ensign C. S. Coer- facturers,et div. of ss. Nov. 13, and any subsequent -"Carr's Hartley
fectly satisfied. Mr. Cole was to Wlite two articles fir the L called a policeman and the prisoner was given into
y, mp deceased Ensign F B Cole vice day, tB n
, ; g. B. , y, arows's, Sheffield. Cooksou's Hartley l6 0 Kepler 21 0
terett, the last being Pelia'sier. church -half past I#. tena vice Beaucha
contained four du-
paper, which was expected to come out in a few weeks. cestody, and the purse found upon contat .
mrchase on 16th Courtenay, whose promotion, without " . , . _ g DIVIDENDS.
The Hurdle Race Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 25 added ; Yarborough's, Earl of-Monday Norrnanby Clump ; Holywell
This was in Marcb, and the paper was to come out in plicates which relate to my property. I have exannned
Oct., 1855, has been cancelled; Ensign A. N. Montgomery, Dee. n 11. Elgar, Ashford, Kent, grocer-Doc. 10. J. Howard's West Hartley 21 6
dh If Wednesday, Ktl b- 'Saturday,N thtley Plummer
e t e y Thorpe; ews arn
vice Jervoiso, promoted. To be Ensign, by purchase- Rolfe, Faversham, Kent, tailor-Doc. /. S. Adams, New- Netherton 18 i Russell's Hetton 22 6
April. The articles were written by Mr. Cole, and 1 the several articles produced. They are all my pro- aboutone mile an a a ,overseven hurdles. 7 subs.
- - Mr. Wbittaker's Parchment, by St Martin, aged, Lodge-11.
Wm. Lloyd Browne, Gent. vice Montgomery, promoted. court, Goswell-street, licensed victualler-Dec. 7. W. •
2 Noith Percy Hartley ...18 0 South }Totten 22 9
handed them to Col. Sleigh. The paper did not come out perty.
h llst 10Ib (20 sovs) (W. White) 1 York.and Ainsty-Monday, Aldwark Bridge ; Tues- To be Ensign, without perchase-Edntund Waller, Gent., Clerk, Surbitou, Surrey, builder-Dec. 10. G. Goeriuger, West Riding Hartley ...17 9 Stewart's
until August. Ido not know who the proprietors were - Cross-examined by the priaciner who declared that e
23 0
(t of his grandfather,Mr. Smith's Spot, 4 yrs, lOst 61b (20) ...(Donaldson) 2 dey, Stores Bar; Thursday, Scotten Turnpike ; Satur- vice Montgomery. Queen-street, Westminster, victualler-Dec. 8. J. F. B.
at that time. One day, before the paper came out, Col. bed pawned the articles at the request s. ti _
Walisend, Azo. Caradoc 21 9
Sleigh mentioned to me that another gentleman had been te supply the means of' pure , basing strong drinks to which et- 'TI H 1 0 b (90 (G A•- 1 3 day, lilereby-hf-past 10.
ir. furner sle unter, aged, Istll , ) . Irene 10th Foot-Lieutenant G. A. Warburton to be Captain, Cabburn, Cumberland-roe:1, St. Pancras, licensed vic- Cosforth 90 31Cassop 2l 9 dcl" recommended to him as editor, and asked my opinion of that old gentleman was much a icteo)-I never gave Mr. Glinford's Sidney,4 yrs, lOst 11Ib (20) (W. Archer) 4 ' HARRIERS, without purchase vice Bright, promoted ; Ensign Cherles tualler-Dec. 8. W. Y. Ball, Wood-street, City, and Harton 2O 6 Trimdon 2O 0
Bat' e.-5 to 4 Y 'p. 2 agst T BV T d D S el • 1111 V Hiffernan to
The B. .- ues ay, oles Ash Clump ; atur ity, 1 - V. 'b
be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Holland-street, Blackfriars-road, wholesale glover-Dec. Heaton ........ _ 20 C Hartlepool 22 9
him. I said I coesidered him admirably adapted to the you my authority to pledge or take away any of these ire, d agst archment, 5 to
Warburton ; Lieutenant I,Vm. R. Iles, from the Ist Royal 7. T. Patient, Saffron Walden, Essex, cooper -Dec. 7. J. Riddell 2O 3 Hough Hall 2l 0
' to 1 a st S ot
situation on some accounts/ and h° t°1(1 me that he had articles. It is not usual for you to come home at that n• ter, 'au _ g‘ p, •
~ borne East Hill-half- aet 11.
Surrey Militia to bo Ensign, without purchase, vice Hif- G. Lacy, Great St. Helen's, City, gun manufacturer- Wharncliffe 2a 0 Kelloe 22 6
The instruments werebought
determined to engage him. I asked him how he was late hour at nbight. • by
a. .
The Hunt Plate (a Silver lea Service) value 2a soya; Briehton-Monda P. v, Patehatn • 'Wednesday, Race ~
fernan. Dec. 7. C. J. Hubbard, Crutched-friars, City, and Saffron Boll's Primrose 16 0 South Hartlepool 22 6
going to get out of his engagement ou at Calcutta and ai bout one mileanda half over seven hurdles 8 sub
with Mr. Cole. He me, and n(,t yy . , p d for with my ,„.
'Ceurse ; Sat d D ' 11
,„, ur ay, yke-quarter to .
20th Foot -Lieutena,nt Patrick Geraghty to be Adju- Weldon, Essex, hop merchant-Dec. 8. W. Fairey, Bed- Edon Main 22 l, South Kelloe 21 3
said lie would see to that. Some time after I asked him neoney. You received 151. on coming to London, and 'r. Smith's br g Innkeeper, by The Hobby Horse, awortitgrove-Monday, Cross Brooks-11. .
)
tent, vice Padfield, promolied. ford, provision merchant-Doe. 8. E. Pownall, Ipswich Bell 90 t roes 23 I
what he done in the matter, and he said he had written you gave me 10/. to take care of for eou, and you have 5 yrs, 12st 91b (including 31b extra)...(Mr. Hughes) .
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g • Brooksend (Thanet -Monde Monckton Sea Mark larwich shi owner-Dec 7J H Mills Hove y, - 21st Foot-Gentleman Cadet Robert Bruce Gaskell, and 1 i
IFtswell 23 C Woodhouse Close 20 0
a letter to Mr. Cole that would "polish him off." Mr. drawn it from time to time, Lieut. Minor's Starlight 6 yrs, 13st llb (including 3lb -Omit-ea-1 JO. from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without Sussex, broker-Dec. 10. H. Rubbra, Dudley, Wor- Ships at market... 37 I Sold
Cole was living in Montagu-street, Portman-square. I'A pawnbroker, of Whitechapel, produced a case of extra) . (Owner) 2 Eastbourne-Monday, Dining ; Thursday, Snap Hill purchase, vice Hazlerige, promoted. cestershiro, grocer-Dec. 10. J. Allen, Birmingham, s -11. 22d Foot- Ensign B. L'Estrange to be Lieutenant, builder-Dec. 10. C. Massingham, Birmingham, whole- , heard Col. Sleigh say it would be necessary for Mr. Cole toioth instruments which had been pledged on the 14th Mr. G. Warman's gr in Alice Allen, 6 yrs, 12st 121 b eto come nearer to the office. That was after I had era inst., for Be., by the prisoner ; a case of surgical instru- (Mr. Wayman) 3 8
Hi eh Peak-Tuesday, Robin Hood Bar ; Thurfiday, without purchase, vice Hill, deceased ; Lieutenant I% in. sale jeweller-Dec. 10. J. Ili'Carthy, Aston, near Binning- SBABORNE MAILS.
gaged him, meats, which had been pledged for 10s. ; and some Meg , . Gren e Mill, Saturday, Hunter's Meer-11. •r. J. Davies, s Matilda, aged, 12st 111b...(Owner fell.) g Henry Middleton, from the 2d Warwick Militia, to be ham-Dec. 8. W. Hancock, Talk-o' Staffordshire, Cross-examined-I have no connection with the Daily articles of dress, all of which had been pawned by the Betting-Even eget Innkeeper, sto 2 agst Starlight, NewcastleEtl and Gateshead-Monday, Ryton Lane Ensign,
without eurchase
Foot-TO be En; vice L'Estrange. builder-Dec. 22. N. Levy, Worcester, clothier-Dec. 22.igns, without purchase-Harry J. Webber, Birmingham, grocer-Dec. 22. R. W. Ben- (N Signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post offie.4l
Telq,rapk newspaper. I was to laave been the publisher. prisoner, and the duplicates produced corresponded with and 3to 1 agst Matilda. ; relay, Heddon on Cae Wall-- haAf-past 10.
Valette Jones, Gent.' Ernest
Gent. Elswood, Chard, Somersetshire, money scrivener-Dec. Ernest Theodore Evans, Gent., nett, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, brewer-Dec. 5. A. by the night-and Mby the morning--despatch.) s
There was some alteration proposed in the size, and I those produced by the officer. .
. emerset-Tuesday, Lytes Cary; Friday, Fivehead
Thomas Stanley Mitchell,-4
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then ceased to have anything to do with it, I had the A policeman-About a quarter before 3 o'clock this HARROW AND METROPOLITAN STEEPLE- -quarter to 11.
30th Foot-Lieutenant E. N. Hill to be Captain, with. 13. A. Peat, Manchester, boot and shoe manufacturer- Day when made ni From wl, at When
conversation with' Mr. Cole in my own office, 111, morning I heaed a cry of murder in Somerset-street, and CHASES. SCOTCH Fox HOUNDS. out purchsee, vice Brevet Major Pakenham, promoted. Dee 10. ce. Hoyle and J. Tattersall, Whitewell Bottom, COUNTRIEi. in General Post- Port due !n
,
Strand, The whole of the pecuniary arrangements were the prosecutor gave the prisoner into custody. I found WEDNESDAY, Nov. 28. Dumfriesshire-Tuesday, Hoddam Bridge; Thursday, To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Ensign R. H. Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-Nov. 29. .T. Manley, Office, London.* Dispatches Envland. _
„ es •
The followin wei hts were üblished yesterday (Fri-
placed in my hands. I have seen hundreds of persons 04 the prisoner a porte monnaie, containing the four el b P Rammerscales ; daturea.y, Castlemilk. Neville, vice E. N. Hill ; Ensign Hyde Sergison Snaith, Manchester machine maker-Dec. 10. J. Aldriige, Leeds, kmerica(byßrit.pack)N nvery erieey .. •Li 1 i
• verpoo ...
about it. The present sub-editor was engaged by me, dkaplicates produced, day), the 16th inst. Forfeits are to be declared on or HARRIERS, vice Neville, whose prometion on 26th October, 1855, chemist-Dec. 17. J. Blakey and G. Blakey, Keighley, Americewey United Sts.
• before Wednesday, the 21st :- Tait's, Mr. A. D.-Wednesday, Grougar Mains; has been cancelled. To be Ensign, without purchase- Yorkshire, grocers-Dec. 8. W. Marshall and W. Smith, packet) ..........N •••••• •• • • Liverpool.. Nov. 19
and they were the only persons evho were engaged in IThe prisoner said he would reserve his defence for his •
Saturday, Guiltreehill-half-past 10. Gentleman Cadet Henry Bunnester Pulleine, from the Sheffield, edge tool manufacturers. emerica b Staes
•
writing. I engaged the little boys to sell the paper, trial, and was committed to Newgate. The Metropolitan Steeplechase. About four miles.
Royal Military College, vice Smith. packet)........N •• •• •• •• • • Seutht.mpton IRISH STAG HOUNDS. CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. Australia (via South-
' I engaged the editor in place of Mr. Cole. All the er- i - st lb at lb 39th Foot-Brevet-Major Thomas Wright Hudson to be
Ward Union-Wednesday, Kilbride ; Saturday, Se- • , • . Dec. 8. W. Batley, Northampton, engineer-Dee. 7. F. ampton) - ...... -Id '••••• •• •• • • Southampton, Nov. 19
rangements depended upon the stamp duty being taken DO W-ST.REET.- William Ward, the landlord of the Bourton
venth Mile Stone on the Ashbourne Road-1. Blackwell Peterboroueh Northamptonahire currier- Ditto (vya Marseilles) N ..... ••• •• • Dover ....
off. The gentleman who has taken Mr. Cole's place is Bidford Head, Maiden-lane, appeared to a summons Emigrant
hotel keeper-Dec. Rom
...
... Uncertain
a Mr. Richards. II•
e only writes articles. Mr. Cole charging him with keeping his house open and servieg Black Swan
9 8, Armagh-Monday, Ashfort Gate; Thursday, College Hudson ; Abel Henry Woodroofe, Gent:, to be Ensign by
purchase, in succession to 'Lieutenant de Robeck. 10. G. A. Stone, Bristol, carpenter-Dee, 14. J. Rushton, kfrica (Wes coast)..N 2341 of the month.. Plymouth - ,Dec 6
was to have been editor. lely own agreement was in lictuors after 12 o'clock on Saturday night. Hopeless Lass (late Odiham. -
Carlisle plasterer-Dec. 12. T. Adamson Sunderlend 41 dri 8924&30 of in , exan a..........N , , , • Dover
writing. Col. Sleigh named the sum of 209/. per aenum ;It appeared that a number of literary and professional Star of England) 10 0 Dieprie .. 9-3 Cooper Hill-Tuesday, Donmegin ; Friday, Earsfield Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Lockhart, carrier-Dee, ' 12 H. H. Bell, Sunderland, '• ' currier-Dee. Alexandria.... ..., _l4 4th SG 20th of mon. southamptox
as the editor's salary. It was to have been paid weekly. gebtlemen, forming a social club, called "The -Unice'," Janus 912 Lord of the Isles ... 812 at . killed in action ; Colour-Serjeant Lionel Fitzgerald to be 10. H. H. W. Knowles, Bacup, Lancashire manufacturer, Bahamas
...........31 17th of the 1
=mt., 'Southampton
It was to haVe been a salary of 4/. a week. I mentioned" w're in the habit of assembling in one of, the private Tom Gurney 9ll Gannymede .B 10 Eyrecourt-Monday, Ba,llymore Castle ; Thursday, Ensign, without purchase. Dec. 18. J. Hobson, Leeds, grocer-Deo. 'lB. 'n Iv N liallY•• • Do (17:1 il
Pton, a UM
'........"
• 9th of the *Z. iin, • • ver . . a Yin
that in the presence of Mr. Cole. I said that the salary' rooms of the house on Saturday nights. On the occasion Handicap Hurdle Race. Two miles. Rilnaborris-11. 46th Foot -Lieutenant Honourable W. H. Herbert to Bradford, Yorkshire, innkeeper-Dec. 13. J. Duffield,
Oldbury, Worcestershire, publican. Brazil ..............M , mn •• Southampton Nov. -
Buenos Ayres - - - -NI 9th co, the month.. Southampton Nov. 13
was to be increased if the circulation increased, It was in question, about I o'clock in the morning, a couple of
Yrs at lb be Captain by purchase vice Knapp whose promotion
Yrs stlb . Gal way Blazers-Tuesday, Dalystown ; Friday, Tul- / , t ' Cape of Good Hope ..N Various port: Uncertat a
proposed that a room in my house in thet,Straed should police officers cleared the premises in the name of the p_mi •
e le -I- g 7 neo, -11. by purchase, on 26th October, 1855, has been cancelled. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Cape of Good Hope ..N
be the editor's room, and that the paper should come le w-in spite of the indignant remonstrances of some of To
rn'G 11 0 V. t
urney
69 6 Kildare-Tuesday, Bolton Hill ; Thursday, Eighteenth 57th Foot-Gentleman Cadet Georee Robert Daniel, T. Sidney and C. Wells, Ludgate-hill, City tea-dealers
from the Royal Military College,t be Ensign,without TS' dJ B Ward, IC' t 'II 11
o e - . Sidney an J. B. trigs on-upon- u , tea- _
Cape de Verds ...., ..1 9th of tb, month Southampter Nov. 16 '
Ceylon (see India)
fait there. The publication of the paper was uncertain, the company. The police, believing that the gentlemen, Phantom - .• .. N „ purchase, vice Waugh, promoted. dealers-N. Kenward and. H. Beeny, Sutton, Surrey, oe•air . ".•
-,
It depended on the passing of the Stamp Duties Act, from the state of their glassesehad been served after 12,
ael Isles.. .. a...a Mon.,Wed.,Barld. Southampton Ta. Th. at,
Nonsucli - 59th Foot-Lieutenant James Layne to he Captain, millers-J. Hipkins and S. Meek, IVolverhampton, Stan C' •
Ile-examined-It was necessary to engage echt-•rs, tok out the usual summons against the landlord.
hi1i........ a ,_ ,„ hi 2,1 Sr 17th of month gouthamp to!.
Little Naughty. 610 51 Cheddington a, 9 2 neil ; Fridey, Farmleigh Gate-quarter to 11. without purchase, vice ntanhoPe, deceased ; Ensieu B. 11. fordshire, brewers-T. Storey, R. Greenham, and R. How- Chine •• a,• once a month.... Nov.
writers, and reporters before the paper came Out. Tee Evidence htving been given to rebat the charge by t nlieboren - Burge to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vicobLeyno ; son, Lancaster, ironfounders, so far as regards T. Storey- Constantinople ......1e,8,13,18,23,,5eee ofn, D0ver......
salaries were to begin when the services were, reudered. one of tee mernbers of the club who was prcseen and
Censtantinowe .......neth sz 2Ctit of mon. southamptee
ATinerva,
Reporters were erigsged also. I had reasons for •not who swore that the lest orders of the company were col- • •
Cont. of Europe 31 & N 'Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twlet daily
Gossip
Egypt (see India)
publishing the paper. ' e lected before the clock struck 12, according to weekly
L -1' eura Se Ina ... 3 9 . 7 -11. 62d Foot-Major W. L. Ingall to be Lieutenant-Colonel, W. Fripp, jun., Bristol, sugar refiners-i. E. H. Rullidge Franco ........ At ik Nice daily...-. Dover ...... Twicedailif
Mr. Cole examined-I ern the plaintiff, and a member cuStore, .
Tipperary-Tuesday, Graelagh Castle ; Friday, Rock- P , Y , , , e
without urchase vice T ler deel of his wounds • Ceptain and J. A. Taleen, Leadenhall-street, City, ship brokers- Gibraltar ...... _010,7, 17, 20, 27 ',XIII Southampton
of the bar. I have devoted rny time to literary pursuits, Mr. Jardine considered that the cornplaiet had been Harrow Steeplechase. Three miles.
M'Ksy Rynd tube Major, without purchase, vice Ingall :H. Medworth and C. Harris, Little Howland-street, Tot- Greece (sco India) le
„, „
... ,
at lb i at lb bow-gate-11.
This engagement was made through Mr. Mortimer, who satsfactorily answered. Indeed, although he would give ~,. ..,,. , . Lieutenant G. VT. B. Hughes to be Captain, without pun- tenham-court-road, waved moulding makers-M. Blandin areY.tewne - •••••• - "
l!wrilies'la"tidzio : Southampton
spoke to lee in March. A few days after that I saw the no decision on the point without more consideration,, he '-'"`
_ ..I.sa lington
lyrreles, Mr.-Mon Y, ige , Friday, e
cease, vice Rynd ; Lieutenant John Thos. Chandler, from and J. M. Laquidain, Tampico, Mexico, merchants- arnuurgii ........, ~ .1., s y Friday on on • ....
Collinston- 11. aavannah es lend of the month Southampton, Tee 1.
i sarom
defendant, who said that Mr. Mortimer had mentionf d was inclined to think that the police had no right to in- fd- Middleton- ' • 'g
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my name, and he objected at first tolnY being engaged, terfere at all in the case of a private party like this, who Little John ......... 10 121 Pyramid - resay, pEnG•bes,
9 whose promotion, without purchase, on Nov. 2, -W. Hartcliffe, W. Dickens, and S. Fearnehough, ilonduras .......... At 117th of the month, southamptor !l6thofino it
as I hail not been the editor of a paper previously. lie had engaged the room for their exclusive use. Baronet
. 10 8 I , Sally mount-1 i .
HARRIERS. 1851, has been cancelled. Salford, Lancashire, machinists, so far as regards W. Hart- india (viaSouthampt.)lll
71st Foot-Ensign R. Lewis to be Lieutenant, without cliffe-R. Weightman, J. T. Wightman, and E. G.Wight- India (via Marge' 14th Os 20th of mon. Plymouth .• 'Nov. 20
Iles)M ,9thik 25th of month Dover ...... I .
mentioned the smanness of the salary. He said that 1 I 41Pcd Roe, a respectable-looking youth of 18, the The entries fir the Hunt Cup close on Wednesday • 1• , •, I -1 oman Is_es (see Innina),7, 7, Sc 27 of rnon Dover.. .
Abinat. M day Boher ; Thursday, Brittas Castle purchase; James °Hay Campbell, Gent to be Ensign, man, Bawtry, Yorkshire, wine merchants, so far as re-
. an--. on ~,
should find my then residence inconvenient,' as I should ' sore and assistant of Mr. Roe, chemist, who keeps the next, Nov. 21.
Ireland ........ zit & N ;Twice daily ...... Holy head ... TwatedallY
-11. without purchase, vice Lewis. gards H. Wigaman ;1 H. Green, eon., and It. Green, Lisbon ............ „Atl7, 9, 17, &270 f m. Southampton
have to be at the office from nine at night until three in district post-office for .East Blackheath, was brought
Clonardon-Tuesday, the Grange-half-past 11, 81st Foot-Henry Harrison Briscoe, Gent., to be En. jun., Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, car proprietors; Madeira ........ „ „AI i9th of the month ,Soultiampto• Nov. 15
the morning I said that I would take lodgings nearer, before Mr. Jardine, charged with stealing a great nem.
• HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Mallow-Monday, Waterloo-gate; Thursday, Banett's Sign, by purchase,
vice Franklyn, promoted. J. Hulse and J. Humphreys, Droitwich, Worcestershire, Madeira „ ..........ki '23d of month .... Liverpool,.,
The paper came out on the 4th of August. Previous to ber.of letters containing money and other property from
i
STAG HOUNDS. Caetle -1 1. 85th Foot-Ensign Finch White to be Lieutenant, by boiler makers; J. Ferrabee and H. Ferrabee, Phoenix iron Malta (see India)
that Colonel Sleigh told nee, to write some articles, which the letter.-box,
purchase., vice Hogge, promoted. works, near Stroud, Gloucestershire, engineers ; T. Bidg-
Her Majesty's-Tuesday, New Lod•ge ; Friday, Ux• Ormond-Tuesday, Newtown Bridge ; Friday R 1 Mauritius (see India)
I did, and gave them' to Mr. Mortimer. 1 held myself The prisoner was committed for trial.
92d Foot-Ensign Robert W. S. Raper Hunton, from way and T. B. Inglis, Huddersfield, wool merchants; H.
bridge-common-11.
Mauritius ..........N 14th of the month, ' I
-half past 11. the Mounted Staff Corps, to be Lieut., without purchase. L. Kayser, H. Turck, and J. E. Partington, Manchester, Mexico ...........oyi 2nd of the month.. Soatharapten Dec. 1
in readiness for the duties of the paper, and abstained -- .
Cheltenham Ca t D West'. -Fr da Wednesda SI • •
(p . . ,) iy, Square Ditch Ormond and Portumna- y, evoir , Satur- Ist Wes-t Melia R,eginsent-To be Ensigns, without pur- commission merchants, so far as regards J. E. Partington ; Nap1„..............N,5thpth25th01m0n. Dover ...... I
from engaging myself on any other paper. WORSHIRSTREET.-Jaates James a wrcte'ned •
, - Pike-12.
chase -.Fleury Cellanan, Gent., vice Henderson, promoted; Mary Ann Cartwright and J. Crofts, Birmingham, gun New Granada .......m IF't lo 17thof month southamptote
Cross-examined-I bave never ) -• I ractised as a barrister. looking boy, only 12 years of age, was charged before day, Kennel.
Kent (Mr. Robert's)--Monda Ide-hill ; Frida '''
.y, Palmerston-We nes ay,
B R ld • • J Ehl
am Hartriek, on ~ vice eines, appoin ac o e ma ors ; . . own an . eyno s, jun. , . ers te
d d Kingswood ; Nass-road ; Willi • G t • St • •t 1 t th • k JW K • d. New Zealand. ..... .... my private s) ip .. Various port :Uncertain
I have been for four years engaged in literary pursuits. Mr. Hawaiit with stealing in a dwelling-house under Mount Ephraim, TunbridgeW 11 37'
12
es . 9
Saturday, Confy Castle-le. 62d Foot. merchants •D. . •• •
anal stat„
~......N 15thl5th2Sthofmon. Dover ......
and G. W. Stourtou, Kingston-upon-Hull,, enemies, metlil7theethofinon. 'Southampton
I have been insolvent, and was remanded for eight circumstances of a peculiarly distressing character.
Petre's, Hon. F.-Tuesday, Boyton-hall ; Friday, Roeas'masbee).___Mondey, Thomastown Gate ; Then_ 2cl West India, Regiment-Walter Barnes Fugh, Gent., Curr, J. Nall, and J. Drown, Manchester, linen Inannfae- pore ..............mlee Sr 27th of mon., Southampton ,
months. Mr. Mortimer recommended me to Mr. Sleigh, Ann Donovan, a poor widow living in Ely-131a", Stondon Church hlf 11 - a -past . day, Ballymore Tree-11. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kavanagh, promoted. tuners, so far as regards D. Curr ;W. H. Hughes and. J. Port Natalwlny private ship, ..Various ports lencertats
who explained to me that the publishing of the paper Kingsland.road, stated that on Thursday evening she
Fox HOUNDS. Wickiow- Monday, Kuockraheen ; Friday, Herrin- L A.ND TR ANSP ORT CORPS. hl. Joynson, Everton, Lancashire, painters ; A. S. Daniell 41elly ~............xsthlsth2hthofmon,lDover .... ,
was almost dependent On the stamp being taken off, but I, some linen in a closet •
laced . at the rear of her dwcllin
", Atberstone-Monday, Stapleton Village; Wedn d ' Adjutant William Henry, from the Ambulance Corps, and J. Bennett, Baker-street, Portman-square ;A. Bogle, Tascany ............eretlllsth2sthofmon.'Dover .....,
es- arrig-11.
merchants, so far as regards Lis . ,ed & 17th olmonth'Southampton I& 16 mon
to be Second Captain. Glasgow and Cheltenham,
even if it were not he should bring it out as a twopenny and, missing it that morning, instently sutpected the day, Union Inn, Measham ; Friday, Churchov r; S BEAGLES.
Ohs-
The Surname of the Quartermaster appointed on 7th connection with the London, Leith, Edinburgh, and Van Dicmen's Land (see I
paper-. I had a conversation with. him about some alte- Prisoner, whom she had known some months to be in a turday, Ham's Hall-11. e - a'
FL, , M • 11.-Monday, Kennel; Friday - • •
therston s, i.y, September, 1805, is Walsh, and not Welsh, as previously gow Shipping Company. kustr
. alit) ......., ...
We It Indies .... _ _m1258; ilth el month Southampton '1 &IS mon
rations in the arrangement. He suggested I was to most distressed condition. On accusing him of the theft, Bads worth-. Tuesday, Reel House • Thursday, IV C ' 11 -
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stated.
write the articles, and Colonel Sleigh - t beditor he at once avowed it, saying that he had cut the things was o e _ - ion, (-,,id„,Li i‘_icay,
_O,- , astletown- .
• -__. ~.. _________ himself. Tie

conversation with' Mr. Cole in my own office, 111,
Strand. The whole of the pecuniary arrangements were
placed in my hands. I have seen hundreds of persons
about it. The present sub-editor was engaged by rue,
and they were the only persons Who were engaged in
writing. I engaged the little boys to sell the paper.
I engaged the editor in place of Mr. Cole. All the ar-
rangements depended upon the stamp duty being taken
off. The gentleman who has taken Mr. Cole's place is
a Mr. Richards. He only writes articles. Mr. Cole
was to have been editor. My own agreement was in
writing. Col. Sleigh named the sum of 2091. per annum
as the editor's Salary. It was to have been paid weekly.
It was to have been a salary of 4/. a week. I mentioned'
that in the presence of Mr. Cole. I said that'the sala'ry
was to be increased if the circulation increased, It was
proposed that a room in my house in the-Strand should
be the editor's room, and that the paper should come
rout there. The publication of the paper was uncertain.
It depended on the passing of the Stamp Duties Act,
Re-examined—lt was necessary to engage edit -Ts,
writers, and reporters before the paper came Out. The
salaries were to begin when the services were rendered.
Reporters were eirgergecl also. I had reasons for ,not
publishing the paper.
Mr. Cole examined—l am the plaintiff, and a member
of the bar. I have devoted my time to literary pursuit.
This engagement was made through Mr. Mortimer, who
spoke to me in March. A few days after that I saw the
defendant, who said that Mr. Mortimer had mentioned
my name, and he objected at first to:my being engaged,
as I hail not been the editor of a paper previously. He
mentioned the smallness of the salary. He said that I
should find my then residence inconvenient,' as I should
have to be at the office from nine at night until three in
the morning. I said that I would take lodgings nearer.
The paper came out on the 4th of August. Previous to
that Colonel Sleigh told me to write some articls, which
I did, and gave them' to Mr. Mortimer. I held myself
in readiness for the duties of the paper, and abstained
from engaging myself on any other paper.
Cross-examined—l have never practised as a barrister.
I have been for four years engaged in literary pursuits.
I have been insolvent, and was remanded for eight
months. Mr. Mortimer recommended mo to Mr. Sleigh,
who explained to me that the publishing of the paper
was almost dependent on the stamp being taken off, but
even if it were not he should bring it out as a twopenny
paper-. I had a conversation with, him about some alte-
rations in the arrangement. He suggested I was to
write the articles and Colonel Sleigh was to be editor
himself. He said that writing articles would be nearly
as profitable as •being editor. I heard iomethine. from
Mr. Mortimer, and wrote to Colonel Sleigh.
his last offer. r declined
Re-examined-i-4 had made allog
teunyarTharanngerinents at the
y
time. I was extravagant as a
my
liv4iiihuotosdinbeey mmyy.
insolvency I have been earning
pen.
Mr. Chambers addressed the jury for the defendant
contending that there had been no contract entered
into
between the parties, so that the plaintiff could not re-
cover. The learned counsel did not call evidence.
His Lordship, in summing up, told the jury that if
they thought there had been an engagement for a reason
ab:e time, they must find for the plaintiff such tempe-
rate and moderate damages as they considered he was
entitled to. If they thought there had been an engage.
ment for 12 months, then ho must tell them that, in point
of law, they must find for the defendant, for
wasit
it.-would
uuld
have
draggedt
not be valid unless in writing. lie must sayi
the
per-
fectly, unnecessary and most cruel to
plaintiff's insolvency into the matter. It Lad occurred
a berg time ago, and he bad been getting an honest
livelihood since by his pen.
The jury said the considered the laintiff bad been
engagedfer a reasonable time, aid returned a verdict for
him—damages 301:

WORSHIP-STREET.—Jaifzes James, a wretched-
looking boy, only 12 years of age, wa-3 charged before
Mr. Haminill with stealing in a dwelling-house under
circumstances of a peculiarly distressing character.
Ann Donovan, a poor widow living in Ely-place,
Kingslaud-road, stated that on Thursday evening she
placed some linen in a closet at the rear of her dwelling,
and, missing it that morning, instantly suspected tin
prisoner, whom she had known some months to be in a
most distressed condition. On accusing him of the theft,
he at once avowed it, saying that he had cut the things
up and sold them for old rags. She gave the boy into
custody, not from any desire to punish him, but to bring
the child's circumstances to . the knowledge of a magis-
trate. •

Bads worth—Tuesday, ned House ; Thursday, Wo.
mersly-park ; Saturday, Kirby Guide-post—half•past 10.
Beaufort'e, Duke of—Monday, Torrnarton ; Wednes•
day, Cauloot Barn ; Friday, Quemerford. turnpike ; Sa-
turday, Hullavington—half-past 10.

BRITISII GERMAN LEGION.

Ist Jager Corps—Captain Julius Hussarzewsky to be
Major, vice Letgau, deceased. To be Captains—Lieute-
nant Friedrich Hasse, vice Haake, deceased ; Lieutenant
Theodor Risler, vice Hussarzewsky, promoted. To be
Lieutenants—Disign Baron Friedrich von Au, vice Hesse;
En.ign Louis Korber, vice Risler, promoted. To be En-
sign—Otto Julius.

BANK OF ENGLAND.
An Account pursuant to the Act 7th anti Bth Victoria, cap 32, for
the Week ending on Saturday the 10th day of Nov., 1855.
'ODE DEPARTMENT.

Whenany of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will de-
ipatched on the folloWing day, with the exception et the Indi, (va
Aouthampton), and tho Malta, both of which will be despatch. d i 4
preceding day.

Mr. Harnmill—Where are your parents; boy ?
Prisoner (crying)—My father is dead, sir, and my
mother—l don't know where she is.
Complainant—His mother has deserted him.
Mr. Hamniill—Then what do you do—where do you
sleep?

—Monday, Uffington
Berkshire, Old (Mr. Morrell's)
Village ; Tuesday, Cumner ; Friddy, Charney—lialf-
past 10... . _

!Totes issued ........ 24,G46,295

Government debt.... 11,015,10 i,
Other securities ...... 2,984,9e0
Gold coin and bullion 10,616,295
Silver bu11i0n........

SHARE MARKETS.

Berkshire, South (Mr. Wheble's)—Tuesday, Burgh-
field.bridge ; Wednesday, Blount 's-court, Oxon; Friday,
Midgbarn House-711,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.

224,646,295

Prisoner —I sleep in the workhouse, Shoreditch ; btit
they turn me out in the morning, and then I have no-
where to go.
Mr. Hammill (surprised)—Turn you out t . Are you
sure that is so 1
Watts, 184 N—That is right, sir. The gate-keeper
told me it was the practice. . .
Mr, Hammill—.The practice ; then what can be ex-
pected to result from such a
,practice in a childlike this. Assuredly if there was any desire to educate a thief, this
is the way. (To the prisoner). Rave you a brother ?
/0Y---No, sir. I've got two sisters, one older and one
_younger than me, but they an't about the streets, 'cos one
is with grandfather, and thl,other with some one else.
Mr. Hammill —This little fellow is very much to be
pitied. What can be expected from a boy so served ?
ANSI'. Lrlvvard Vann, the vestry clerk of Shoredith;
here
rected hi ents
atered
tetutihe court,. and the worthy magistrate di-
to the facts narrated, at the same
tima observing that he conceived it to be that
gentle-
rdait.'s duty to I.ty the eirmastancewbefore'tfie hoard.
his 'conviction
Vann expressed .at.itatbY, and
that' on the ease being m(6111011,0. by him to that authe-
' Would instantly .o,o,la,that overy justice was ren-
ritYP it ' young destitpte,
Mr.
dered to the
and suggested that theworkhouse—
officer should accompany
worship dOomed most
which his
proper to
a proposaladopt, and,
eulogising the Conduct of the widow, ordered
her to be recompensed with 105. from the poor-box.

Biackmoor Vale—Tuesday, Halfway House, Nether
Compton ; Saturday, Little Elm—half-past 10.
Braham Moor—Monday, Iwoodley-gates ; Wednes-
day, Gateforth,; Friday, Storkeld-park ; Saturday,
Harcwood—half-past 10.
Burton Hunt (Lord Henry Bentinck's)—Monday,
Norton-place ; Tuesday, Midge Inn ; Wednesday, Car;-
ton in the Moorland ; Thursday, Burton (12) ; Friday,
Scopwicke ; Saturday, Willingham House, near Market
Rason-11.

£24,64G,255
MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.

STOCK EXCITIANGE.—The tone of the market has boon
dull to-day, and prices closed at their worst point. Ulster,
53—North British, 6.11.3.—L0nd0n and North-Western,
933 if—Ditto (,-; shares, new), 1 d.—Midland, 63.} 3 24
Caledonian, 28} B—Lancashiro and Yorkshire, 74i 4-
-South Eastern, 17.1.3.—Midland, new 4i per cent.,
15i.

Dated the 15th day of Nov., 18

BANKING DE
Proprietors'capltal .. 14,553,000
Rest ..... •• ••.•• • .. 3,208,533
Public deposits (in-

55.
.piRTMENT.

Government securities
(includg.Dead Weight
Annuity) 10,124,848
Other securities. 17,879,564
Notes • • 4,883,205
Gold and silver coin 588,143

eluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt,Sav-

ing's Banks, and
Dividend Accounts) 3,605,358
Other deposits ...• • • 11,166,069
Seven Day and other
Bills ..•• •• . 942,750

MANCHESTER, Nov. 16.
STOOK EXCHANGE.—The market has been rather brisk
to-day, but prices rather lower. Leeds, 741 i
Sheffields, 211 a 4—Dovers, 17b 1-16 17 —Midlands, 631
2! 8 i—East Lancashire, 17—Blackburns, 41—Eastern
Counties, Bi.

Cheshire—Monday, Marburg Hail, by Northwiek
Wednesday, %Vrenbury Village ; Thursday, Cholmon-
deley Castle ; Saturday, Ravensmoor
past 10. .

£33,475,760

£33,475,760
/1. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
155.

Cottesmore (Sir J. Trollope's)—Monday, Witham-
common ; Tuesday, Owston Village; Thursday, Greet-
ham Inn ; Saturday, Thistletoa-11.

Dated the 15th day of Nov., 18

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

Crawley and Ilorsham—Monday, Ifield-common ;
Wednesday, Warnhana Village ; Friday, Coolhnrst
Lodge—quarter to 11.
Durham County--MondaY, Grindon ; Wednesday,
Fishbuin ; Friday, Great Staunton-L-half-past 10.
Essex, The (Mr. 11. Greave's)—Monday, Stanford
Rivers ; Wednesday, Margaretting-street ; Friday, Rad-
,
winter-11.

The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the returns made in the week ending Nov. 13,
1855, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable
thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain :
From the British Possessions in America 4Bs. Sid.
Muscovado, the produce of the Mamitins
Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies
Average of the three foregoing descriptions

HORRIBLE ATTEMPT - TO „MURDER
Z:Hrt BE 011ILDREM •
- DEATH OF - TEM`ELDEST.
At; the Westminster Police-court; yest.erdap: Sai•c!li
Allen: a woman of very reY;Peotahle 14,p,eararmri. aged
32, was charo-ed on Suspicion f'h ' . -
~,n aving caused the death
of INT. George Allen, her :ion. ; also wiii, a ,-2,- -- - .
dro w4,l:24:(.l'ivril ..f On Allen', aged, 3 years, ;u
to
J.'are, and Arthur.
Joshua,' an infant, li rnontb,4, her children, 131' throw.:
ing them into the Thames. . i . .
o.iilton-
It appeared that; the prisoner resaidmedeisaten\P,
terrace, Chelsea, =with her, husband -
4...cd)
ny. messenger
had
office of the CitizeStelAbo
e-eldest-rfeara old, or
,s eons .
three children, hoys:;-th
years,' and the yonngest 11 months." On ThiirSolaY after
noon ihej: risoner fell home with.the children during her-
husbat d'A absence, and returao:4Alittte before 5-p to
She rhialiled in the !wise it fe.w minutes, and then again,
left hdrne Pining a thick OD, taking the children. w,,,_
ber, eitting'one of t;7.0 lod,.;ers that she
.wasinuis going
out A alai] e errand. At 7 o'clock the sarne evening,
the p'rizoner called on an. intimatefriend-of her'o, a mr,4.
Richavd;ion, living in Cirencester-place, Fitzroy-square.
She te.in a flood, of tears, . and , 4PII';rPI4I-Y n"Ral di-
terinriS She told 'Mrs. Richardson that she • bad. lost her
bu'sb4-4. 'Ars. Richardson, knowing that prisoner's
~ "7qtad be much distressed at the uneXplained ab-
sence of his wife -
return Lorne, 11, e and childzen,,, pressed .the. • * ' . 'Boner to
not."' Prisoner latter replied, " -1- can't=-I must
2ld not be preva, homelill betweenitich Lied upon •to : return.
paniea by Airs. and 1 o'clock. She was then accom- 1
bandqbedrnoro; whea"h", and they went to the ht's- i
with the fattier. Tlf: they found the second boy in bed
tionaaly.- Her husbanPdridaner kissed the child. affix-
" newer©: is Willy ?" (the
eldeseboy). Prisoner majaid:'
not tdid Mrs. Richardson ‘)'°-.aernsweir' Prie°acr' had
childr‘tn, and,' singularly ei IL, -I,,rw''Pre she lost - the '
sz,..nie hours together.
not asted her, though theyix%(),jr' q'T". I,i4ehardson had
,J(4pft Re:ynolds, a waterniaen preintice, :living at
vialki4 :101
Chefs*,
sworn—l was
ti,veeie• and six o'clock ii,4k., i)„,gi CvileSne•-walk, he-
nries 8i "Police," and spreinai train the water; twhent-4 heard
into alboat, and prished off. I-1,40,„ g:rtlf.l ;t jumped
a chihrs-throat; hilt could not see.the child, "Lee in
very thick at the time ; but I put my hand out jage ti
direction of where I heard the noise, and catching the
child round the waist pulled it into the boat, and then I

Essex, East—Tuesday, Oxley Wood ; Saturday, Brax-
ted
_Park-11.

Essex, South—Tuesday, Stanford-le-Hope ; Saturday,
Buiphan Harrow-11.
Essei Union,—Wednesday, Hazeleigh Hall; Satur-
day, Ihdleigh-common7-half past 10.
Essex and Suffolk—Tuesday, Leiden-street ; Friday,
Raydon-11.
Fitzwilliara's, Earl—Monday, Washingley ; Wednes-.
(sityllr?
day, Bythorn Toll Bar ;.Friday, the Kennel-10.
Heals,ikial i
jaeldf-op,a,
arths, Mr.—Mciaday, Brick Bridge ; WednesdST,
Hawley Green ; Friday, Sherfield Green—half-past 10.
LlitlstMonda •Birchill, Cottage; Friday,, Friar's
%Irechiesdly
, ,;,Vall'S)—Monday, Westbury House;
Southwick Park • Friday, :Harwell Hall—
(Nailer to 11. '
•
IL -4.-111°ridaY, Hartley Park • Tuesday, Hinton
Houee ; Thursday, Judd 's Barn,' Sutton • Saturday,
South Warnborough—gnarter to 11. '
Herefordshire (Mr. Stubbs's) Tuesday- Stretford
Bridge ; Friday, Fifth Milestone, Froome's'Hill Road
—half-past io.
Hilythrop--Monday, Pomfret Castle ; Wednesday,
TangleY ;
data—half.past 10.
Friday, New Barn ; Saturday, Kiddington
Ifturwarth—Tuesday, Croft Bridge ; Sat Loven
Bridke-Lhalf-past 10. y,
IV:VIr- • ' ' Mr. Meynell—Monday, The Spreaßanke ;
°, '
Thu sday, Eretby a Park ; Saturday, golly
qua ter 1-. ' to 11.
,eat, as
E t Tuesday, Lydden ; Friday, New Barn
—b If-past
If-past 10. Wall. Hills ; Friday, Edwin'sT4
Wo d--half-plat 10. _
—Thursday,• Kyre Wood Park,
• L (How (Mr. Sitwell's) h
lf
loe.Gorse— a -past 10.
MUDS
Ten ury:; Friday,
a Grinuley ; Tuesday, Osber-
Lproley's, Mr.—Mon-ay,
li
Village ; Friday, Grove--
ton I Thursday, Rossington
halfipast 10.
Monmouthshire-Monday, •
Finger Post ; Thurs-
day;a raig
Xing of PruSsia-713a1f-past 10. , .
-- -IHeybeth—Tuesday; Meldoni Park Corner, i, Thursday,
'Killl%'S,';'Satur-diy, 'Lindeis.--quArteCe t b .11.
f
Pembrokeshire (Mr. Lort Phi I lips's)-3onday, Wood-
stock ; Thursday, Walteron-10.
k
Portsmouth (Earl of)—Monday, Ifurstbourne Par

COURSE OF E.XCE
Am5terdam............ 11 17%
Ditto, three months .. 12 0
Rotterdam. ............ 12 014
Antwerp 25 62%
Brussels .............. 25 62%
Ilamburgh .......• .... 13 10%
25 40
Ditto, three months .. 25 77%
'Marseilles ............. 25 80
Bounteous ..••........
Frankfort-on Maine •• .. 120%
Berlin ••••••••-••••••••
Vienna •••••• • • •• • • •• •• 11 36
Trieste.••••••••••••••• 11 38
Petersburg ............ 34 14
Madrid ...•• •••••...•• 493 Z
Cadiz . . ... *.
Barcelona •• •••• ••

:ANGE.-TESTERDAY.

Gibraltar. ::
373
15
Leghorn ... .......
Genoa .......... •• 25 8)
e' Milan ................
ii Venice.... _ .......... _
Naples •• ....
Palermo .• . .
•• .. 132%
Messina ... ........
..• 132%
, I
Lisbon o
....... .. • • 52;
?So•Tan.e.h;; .. .. ..... .. :..
52
V 8
Buenos Ayres.... •• •• —
New York,6o days' sight
Philadelphia
PRICES OP znbircri, rut oz.
‘Poreign Gold in Bars 43 17 9
Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
Mexican Dollars .... 0 0 0
New Dollars ....•• 0 0 0
Silver in bars ...... 0 0 0

A,
" MELANCHOLY 'GUN, ACCIDENT.—A few days since, a,
•Mr. ,W. Brown, son of -Mr. J. C. Brown, solicitor, of
liolsworthy, in the north of Devon, was out shooting,
he met, with the following serious accident. He was in
company with another gentleman,. named Yule, and Was
getting over a hedge, when. Mr. Yule, who was about
to follow-him, tried totiiacock his gun, but the hammer
slipped from his finrs and thegun went off, discharging
nearly the whole ofthecOntents intO Mr. Brown's thigh,
.shattering it in a frightful manner.. .31ortific4tion. has
since set in, and there are no hopes of Mr. BrOwn's re-
covery.THE CHEAP NEWSPth ' P
the The event has caused the greatest affliction .to
families of both; entlemen.: , - ' -
R nEss.-7A.nother o_
small daily news
the : sheets which came into existence on, i
passing of the NewspapeiStanip Act in June last
f these
rj,3 withdrawn from
.circulation. This is the
caliZzienh News, published at Sheffield, the last number
following 4vPairaedrieedtur'on:AVetinesday. 'm;(1 contained: thei
of the allied armies, and
ap-
pears to be neither necesgsoa
that the atorniay, •keniotice:_" We beg to announce
now tha't into winter quarters. It sis about to follow the example
.ry nor. desirable to continue
, its publication
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