The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-02 00:00:00

CABINET COUNCIL.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign-office. The Ministers present were—The
Earl of Aberdeen, Lord John Russell, the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Marquis cf Lansdowne, the Duke of Argyll,
the Earl of Clarendon, Sir George Grey, the Duke of
Newcastle, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir James
Graham, S:r Charles Wood, Earl Granville, the Right
lion. Sidney Herbert, and Sir William Molesworth.
About an hour after the Council had met Viscount
Palmerston joined his colleagues, his Lordship having
just arrived in London from Paris. Subsequently to
the arrival of the noble Viscount the Ministers sat two
hours.

The Earl of Aberdeen, as First Lord of the Treasury,
has issued cards for a full-dress dinner to a party of
peers, supporters of the present Administration, at
Argyll-house, on Monday, the 11th inst, on the eve of
the opening of Parliament.
Lord John Russell, as Ministerial leader of the Lower
House of Parliament, has issued invitations to the Right
Hen. the Speaker and a party of members of the House
of Commons to a full-dress dinner on Monday, the 11th
inst., at the Foreign-office, Downing-street.
We are happy to learn that Lord Lyndhurst has quite
recovered from his recent indisposition. The noble and
learned Lord is at Turvills-park, Bucks, surrounded by
his family.

The Dlike of Beaufort has taken for a term of year*
the mansion in Grosvenor-square late in the occupation
of his Excellency the French Ambassador.
_ _

The Marquis of Breadalbane is expected to arrive is
town at the close of the ensuing week, from Taymouth
Castle, Perthshire.

The Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor were to leave
Eaton Hall, where they have been staying with the
Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster, yesterday, for
Calverley-park.

LORD-ENNISMORE. —The gallant Lerd Ennismore, of
the Scots Fusiliers, is at present staying at Convamore,
the seat of his father, the Earl of Listowel. His lord-
ship, wounded at one of the late severe engagements in.
the Crimea, has arrived home on leave.
THE DUKE or SOMEESET.—The Duke of Somerset
passed a good night on Thursday, and was described by
his medical attendants to be going on well yesterday.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Dec. I.—The packet for
Brazil and the River Plate, which was appointed to
leave Liverpool this day, is detained until the lOtk inst.
Letters will be in time if posted in London by the even-
ing of the 9th inst., or if received In Liverpool lsy the
morning of the 10th inst.

THE BAND OF THE GLIDES AND SERJEANT MOB.
RISON OF THE GIIARDS.—We are happy to inform
our readers that the Emperor has requested his am-
bassador to present a gold watch, of the value of 501.
to Serjeant Morrison, of the Scots Fusilier Guards, for
the kindness shown by him to the Guides band, when
performing in London in aid of the Patriotic Fund.
The above officer left London for the East on Friday,
the 24th inst., and gave directions, in case he should
not return to his native land, that the testimonial
should be delivered to his sister, who is resident is
London. This is another proof, if one were wanting,
of the sympathy and good feeling existing between the
French and English nations.
DEATH OF SIR ALEXANDER GRANT, BART.—We re-
gret to announce the death of Sir Alexander Clay Grant,
Bart., of Dalvey, one of the commissioners for auditing
the public accounts. It took place on Wednesday, the
day before Sir Alexander's 74th birth-day. The deceased
baronet was for some time a member of the House of
Commons, and filled the office of chairman of committees
in the Parliaments of 1826 and 1830, became a member
of the Board of Control during Sir R. Peel's administra-
tion in 1835, and vacated the representation of Cam-
bridge, for which borough he was twice returned, by
accepting, in 1842, a seat at the Audit Board, which his
death now renders vacant.

APOTHECARIES'-HALL.—The following aro the names
of gentlemen who passed tlteir examination in the
science and practice of medicine, and received certificates
to practice, .on Thursday, Nov. 10 : —James Thomas
Rudall, Exeter, Devon ; Edward Lowe, Manchester ;
John Shearwood Roberts, Sheffield ; Nathaniel Norris,
Liverpool ; Richard M'Cormick, Tuatn, Ireland ; Simon
Rood Pittard, Kingsbury Episeopi.
REPRESENTATION OF MARYLEBONE.—Yesterday even
ing a meeting of the electors of Kentish-town was held
at the Moreton Arms, in the Kentish-town-road, to re.
ceive a communication from Viscount Ebrington expla-
natory of his political opinions. Mr. R. Howlett having
been called to the chair, after some preliminary proceed.
ings had been gone through, a letter from his lordship, in
answer to a resolution that had been communicated to
him, was read, in which he stated that his opinions were
based on the principles of civil, religious, and commer-
cial liberty. He was friendly to the present Adminis-
tration, and convinced cf the necessity of the war
desi-rablee-
and of vigorous treasures in carrying it on ; an ad-
vocate for a large extension of the suffrage, preli-
minary
local
minary to a still further extension, m.d fj,r' the
and otherl cities of the em-
spread of education, and ho recognised the
Doss of a well-considered system of representative
ie should shortly
government for the metro
bpeirein.
Grosvenor
-square.
the constituency.
eeiN e any further communication from d be
happy to vi-
a resolution to the effect
Mr. M. Taylor then moved
that the letter was satisfactory, and that a deputation
should wait upon his lordshipn() and invite him to become
opposition
seconded the resolution,
awheioaini,diadfatetre.some 0
who insisted that the on on the part of Mr. Billet,
at variance with hisa antecedents of the noble lord were
cipresent professions, was carried
its object. Thanks w
unanimously, and eputatiou appointed to carry out
meeting was held in favourOo
tree voted to the chairman and the
gentleman yesterday
business was concluded,
waited onfni‘sitehrv.eeDrap;Erienyvanioucueonustrite:aepnnedirnstoghnaast
to enrage their
support.
,MITETIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOE'. Yesterday a
large proportion of the cattle and other stock, to be
exhibited at the Baker-street Bazaar during the ensuing
week, under the auspices of the Smithfield Club, arrived
at their destination, per railway, from various parts of
the kingdom, and the specimens appeared to be more
remarkable for general symmetry and proportion than
for the extraordinary fatness of the atimals exhibited in
bygone years. During the afternoon some of the stock
from the Royal Flemish Farm, at Windsor, to be
exhibited by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, arrived,
and were deposited in the place allotted to them in the
show-yard. The pens of short-woolled and Southdown
sheep have much increased this year, and there is every
reason to believe the show will, in every respect, La
much improved. The arrangements, under the direction
of Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, the secretary, are progressing
towards completion, and the enlarged area and improve-
ments in the Bazaar itself will be euanifeet to those who
have been in the habit of attending the Smithfield
Cattle
Show on previous occasions,

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COUNTRY MARKETS.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Dec. 1. MR. CHICHESTER AND HIS LOVER. ITHE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NlGHT.l,vviiee Cassidy ; Ensign James Marshall to be Lieutenant , W. Leith, Liverpool, merchant, first die. of los., on the
•thout purchase, vice Frederick Grote Barker, killed in separate estate, any Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool. S
es
and from that circumstance suspicion was atteched to
him, and he was taken into custody.
-ce
-se-
action Nov. 6. • G. J. Grant, Livernool, tohaepo brol,c,r. q?-ond div, of
- 7-1 " i' ''"":7- -- Dr,''. .:.
Miss Elizabeth Wink worth, Mr. Thomas Greville, i ,„,).
rn . . 4 . 1 Af, the Ceeneil Chamber, Whitehall, the 30th day of ' 7, i 'l-,
_4 l',!-,,; -1,,, ... 1 11;1 .„.. t 7.1, + 1., T:.- I, . , . . -,, .. ,- . i ',. ..: .. : ' , _
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. were ex. , .
~!.i ie atter wag mentiened ..-I.lr, Trol-r .^-,- roor-liv, ,
veuLL,I., 16
.4, by
Lit j Loi.as
.1. iler 3L.je,iy,, .1,,,,,,t; kiwi.
in-tat-Colonel, by nurchaso., vice Brevet-Colonel Fraser, J. B. Blundell, Seacombe, brewer, first div. of id., any At tu is inorolog's market nulil belio,s and ouyois wen.)
DOWELL AND OTHERS V. THE GENERAL STEA3I NAVIGATION Mr. J. L. Mullens, and Mr. Edward Martin,
amined, after which before the Lord Chancellor, len,'ve Ceiog giv'en on th'e I =4°
i Privy Council. The Lords of the Council, having taken who retires ; Captain William Parke to be Major, by pur- Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool. equally indifferent to promote business, and in the few
COMPANY. last day of the sittings in term.
into consideration the. e.xpediency of prohibiting thp expor-
chase, vice Sharp, Dec. 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. transactions occurring no change of price was observable
Mr. M. Chambers, Mr. Bramwell, and Mr. Bovill, Alderman Challis said he was perfectly convinced of
the defendant's complete innocence, and dismissed the The Solicitor-General reminded his lordship that he, tation of certain additional articles capable of being con-
TO BR CAPTAINS BY PURCHASE. F. Bolt and C. Ethrington, Skinner's-place, Sise.lane,
appeared for the plaintiffs ; Sir F. Thesiger, Sir on the part of Mr. George Augustus Chichester, had vetted into or made useful in increasing the quantity of
Li tenant Cecil Price vice Parke Dec 1 attorneys-J. Kenny, T. Finch, and G. Elliot, Heathcote- in any article of the corn trade.
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case.
directed his lordship's attention to certain medical certi- military and naval stores (in pursuance of her Majesty's
WAKEFIELD-DEC. 1.
Fitzroy Kelly, and Mr. Knowles, represented the
1 'eut nt Richard Dennistown liuchan'an., vice Wade, court, Strand, printers-F._A.. Mouque and L. F. Colas
neu ?n,a
company.
SOUTHWARK.-One of tbe relieving officers of St. ficates on the state of that gentleman's health, and proclamation of the eighteenth February, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-four), are pleased to order, and it Cheapsido, fancy box manufacturers-J. La Roche and G'. The arrivals of grain this week aro only to a moderate
This was an action (part heard yesterday) brought by Olave's, Southwark, attended before Mr. Combe, with among others to that of Sir Benj in Br die
77ea FOOT. Beeby, Noel-street, St. James's, jewellers-W. Thornton extent. Wheat is held firmly at last Friday's prices, but.
millers are unwilling buyers except at a reduction, cense
the plaintiffs, the owners of the brig Ha.rewood, to re- a young Irishwoman, with an infant in her arms for The Lord Chancellor observedamthat he° hail seen no- is hereby ordered, that the officers of her Majesty's Cus-
and F. Littlewood, Cooper-bridge, Yorkshire, whiting
who retiras, Dec. 1 .
TO BE LIEUTENANT•B WITHOUT PURCHASE. quentle the business passing is limited. Earley 1s per qr.
' thing of these certificates as yet. tows do hereafter prevent the exportation of lead and of
manufacturers-R. Kershaw and J. Radcliffe, Manchester,
cover compensation from the company for the negligence his advice.
Ensign Charles Ernest Knight vice Walmsley, deceased, cheaper. Beans, oats, and shelling each tend downwards.
The Solicitor-General said they were annexed to the nitrate of soda, and likewise of.blue has, Portland cement,
cotton dealers-Hopper and Barker Leeds, auctioneers-
of their servants, whereby the Harewood was sunk by He said that the woman became chargeable to their or any article commonly used in the manufacture of ma- Oct. 5.
T W. Clough and A. Bantoft, Huddersfield, attorneys-J.
Oct. 7.
Ensign Edward Morton Long, vice Alder, deceased,
the defendants' steam ship the Trident. The steamer parish, and after being examined as to her place of petition a,nd he would hand in a copy of them. rine cement, to any place in Europe north of Dunkirk, and i
EXETER-Dec. 1. .
Was proceeding down the river, on the 4th October, settlement, she was sent to Ireland. She however, re- The Cerftificates of aMr Tasker of Derb •of Mr. that the officers of her Majesty's Customs do permit the
rEyF,i rekhblleer:
bCr 11
ei srlse_, rlovp eDmzlttreHrsii;
CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 9s Od
1853, and when a few yards below the North Light she turned with her infant to Saint Olave's Workhouse a Cutler, o New Burlingtonistreef ; 'and of Dyr.' Brodie, export of the articles herein mentioned to any ottner part
To BE ENSIGNS WITHOUT PURCHASE. hart, Swan-lane, Upper Thames-street, agricultural imple- to 93 6d. Malting barley, 4s 6(1 to kOd • grinding do., Os
were then placed in his lordship s bands. Mr. Tasker of the world upon takine from the persons exporting the I\;hi'lleer MI IL
ran into the Harewood, laden with coals, and sunk her,
few daYs ago, when she was taken before the guardians, • , e Arthur Charles Croke'', Gent, vice Knight, Nov. 30. meet makere-S, and J. Ruff, Hampton, wax and tallow- oa tO OS Od. Oats, 3s Ocl to 3s Gel. Beans, Os Od to Os
dMr Cutler certified that Mr Chichester was sua game a bond that they snail be lauded and mitered at the
when all on board perished, with the exception of the who now wished for his worship's advice. She was an ' Hubert Frederic Lewis Browne, Gent., vice Long, Dec. 1. inelters-Stewart and Cashmere, Birmingham, gun-manu- 0(1. Peas, 52s Od to 60s Od.
master and one of the crew, named Mason. The case liable to be punished for returnin but the guardians faring from nervous excitement and deb. ility, and. that 'port of destination :
Wh f the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's 82(1. Foot-Lieutenant Robert Maule to be Adjutant, facturers-W. and W. J. Turner, Tittieworth, Sussex, FLOUR. -Fine, 58s Od to 60s Od ; seconds, 56s Oel to 570
had been previously tried, when the jury returned a
did not wish her to be, if her stategm, sent was true. She being unable to walk, he required carriage exercise for
vice Green, who resigns the Adjutancy only ; Acting As- millers-Gillies, Wilson, and Johnston, Portsea, as far as Od per sack.
the resto ' sistant-Surgeon Frederick George Poulden to bo Assistant- regards J. Gillies-William Radford and J. Stafford, CATTLE.-Frilne beef, lOs Od per score ; cows and calvcs
verdict for the plaintiffs. The only question
iLficixsia the
stated that when she arrived at Cork she was admitted ration of his health, which would, of course, be TreasuerryewoahnodmthietCmomaymicsnsniocneerrns,onf rCe utsnt o
tma
ks 0 a nndn
tailcleo tahnear
much endangered by further confinement. The certifi- Persons
Royton, Lancashire, yarn-bleachers-Whiteheads and 12/. to 16/. ; butchers' calves, 6id to Od per lb., rearing .
jury was which vessel was to blame, and on t n ibssnuthe
in the Cork Union, and one of the relieving officers came • • , • e ern themselves accordingly. Surgeon, Dec. le
cate of Sir B. Brodie was in these words .-Having eav
a great number of witnesses were examined o
out of the room where the guardians were sitting, and C. C. GREVILLE.
been esterda requested to visit Mr. Chichester in the
as regards J. and S. H. Whitehead-Goy and Co., Corn- Od per lb. Store hogs, large size, 46s to 50. each ; slips,
na9nOtt,hbFyopoutr-chEanssei,gvnicßeocbleorste,HpreenZtEedv,anDsetco.
Ib.e Liente- Hargraves, Rosendale, Lancashire, cotton-spinners, as far calves 00s to 00s each. Sheep, 51d to 6d. Lambs, Od to
sides. told her they would keep her but not her English
DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 2D.
Lord Campbell having summed up, .
bastard. She remained in the workhouse nearly a fort- Queeny's Bencyh Prison I found him labouring under
Rifle Brigade-Lieut. Michael Win. Lade Coast, from hill, outfitters, as far as regards T. V. Ge-iffin-J. Young ysi:o 23s ; rall, Os to 00s. Rough fat, sid per lb.
The jury, at a quarter-past ,
five retired to consider
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graat physical as well as moral depressien, complicated The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Wm. the 94th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Newbury, deceased, and R. Eel-waken Albion-place, King'e-cross, drapers- or Carcases rom 9s Od to les Od per score.
W. A. 11. and J. F. Hows, Catherine-street, Limehouse-
night, when she was put on board a vessel, and her
with a very distressing. a.nd painful local ailme.nt. A. s Le.wis.Mason, B.A. to be Chaplain for the island of Mon- Dec 1.
. their verdict, but up to a late hour they had not agreed,
INVERNESS.-Nov. 23.
paid back to England. A gentleman who came
far as I can form an opinion of his case at a single in. rine,' , William T.'Mercer, Esq., to bo Secretary to Go- Ciold Coast Corps-Ensign George Clarke to be Lieute- fields, pawnbrokers-G. E. Roe and G. W. Matthews,
Well-street, Wellclose-square and Kin-street, Commor- CORN. -Wheat, white, per qr., 65s Od to 70s Od. Bar-
and were locked up for the night, Lord Campbell an- passage
out of the board room did that, but she did not know .
flouncing that the offioer of the court would take their
who he was. He gave her no money. She believed she terview with him, he is in that
.state in which hie vernment and Auditor General for the island of Hong nant, without purchase, vice Child, deceased, Oct. 26.
Kong • Robert Reel:meeker, Esq., to be Treasurer for the James Trevor White Andrews, Gent., to be Ensign, cial-road East, licensed victue:llers-Coutts and Le Piper, ley, chevalier, 27s Od to 28s Od ; ditto, common, 26. od to
verdict should they agree.
was born in Cork, but she bad been in England since health would probably become seriously affected by a
Island'of Hong Kong ; and John Montgomery Hill, Esq., without purchase, vice Clarke, Dec. 1. Redcross street, Barbican, fancy-bex manufacturers-G. 27s Od. Oats, 26s Od to 28s Od.
ATTSICDANCE OF JURORS, continued confinement in prison.
to be Civil Commissioner and Resident Magistrate at Port HOSPITAL STAFF. and S. E. Simson, Hertford, booksellers-Flint and Lam- Mule-Oatmeal, per imp. boll 22. Od to 24s Od • ditto
three years old, and knew nothing of Ireland.
" Nov 24 " "BENJAMIN BRODIE.
bert, Birmingham, drapers. second, 00s Od to Os Od ; barleyrneal, 16s 8d to •os Od ;
During the day a juror prayed to be excused from at-
Elizabeth, Cape of Good Hope.
TO BE ACTING-ASSISTANT-SURGEONS.
tending, on the ground that he was engaged in sending Mr. Comber told the relieving officer that he had
DIVIDENDS. peasemeal, 18s Od to Os Od ; bran, per stone, Os 8d to 10(1 ;
The SOlioiier-General then read the petition of Mr.G.
better take her before the guardians again, and inyesti- , . WHITEHALL, Nov. 29. Frederick George Pouldon, Gent., vice Alder, appointed
Government supplies to the Crimea. A. Chichester, late of Duke-street, St. James s, which
Dec. 22. G. H. Cripps, Shrewsbury, wine merchant - Ist flour, per 2801 b, 50s Od to 54s Od ;2d ditto, 468 Od to
watts the statements closely. If what she said was true
de in this cause on the The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. John t
Mitchell to the church and parish of St. F • th o the 62d Foot, Dec. 1.
Dec 22 W. James Berkeley, Gloucestershire builder- 43s Od • oatmeal, best per et of 141 b imperi 12s 6d
Lord Campbell told the applicant he should certainly e •
d d h f 11 d
she and her infant ha been treate s ame uy, an set forth-" That by an order ma
ergus, in • e
be excused, and to do his best to mend the supplies. 20th of November instant, after stating that the Lord
Dec. 28. C. F. Thomas, Bristol, shipbroker-Dec. 22. T• to Os Od ; ditto second, Os Od to Os Od ; barleymeal ls Btl
presbytery of Deer, and county of Aberdeen vacant by the t the 34th Foot, Dec. 1.
the Poor Law authorities ought to be acquainted with Francis Henry Macfadin, Gent., vice Wrench, appointed . * ' s • ' , . _ , _ • a
M. Harris, Liverpool, shipowner-Jan. 4. E. Patesou, to 00s Od. ; peasemeal, 2s Od tie Os 0,1; let flour, 3s Od cash,
- Chancellor being satisfied that your petitioner did endea- death of the Rev. James Robertson, late Minister thereof. oWne. Fleming Cullen, Gent., vice Johnston, appointed
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. the faets.
your to induce the plaintiff, Clara Thornhill, to contract -
mASTER OF THE HORSE'S OFFICE, Nov. 15. to the 9th Foot, Dec. 1. Preston, draper-Dec. 22. W. Bridge, sen., Manchester, 38 6(.1 credit ; 2cl ditto, 2a 4d cash, 2.s ed credit.
timber dealer-Dec. 22. 'S. Langdale J. Eyton, and M. --
LAMBETH.-Mr. Dockree, the proprietor of the Bee-
rriaze with him without the sanction of the Court,
atlo3; Net
rell,acpitireits, thbne
NINNY V. GOODB AND OTHERS.-ACTION UPON A POLICY hive Tavern, Carter-street, Walworth, was charged with ama e • - The Queen has been
J. Cooke, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants BRISTOL SUGAR-DEo. 1.
and that he did endeavour clandestinely to remove herfrom
daeavn Equerry, Se :rotary to the Master of the Horse, and Foot, Dec. 1.
Andrew Spittall, M.D., vice Hyde, appointed to the 14th
CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. The market has been rather quiet this week, owing to the
OF INSI7RANCE. keeping his house open on the night of Sunday, the 19th Pi hard Groves, Esq., fartaec
- Thomas Mines, Gent., vice Sparke, appointed to the
This was an action against the defendants as represen- ult. the custody of her guardian, it was ordered that for that
ntempt of court the prisoner be committed to the
39th Foot, Dec. 1. Dec. 22. T. P. Sant, now or late of Stephensen's•terrace, continued unwillingness of holders to bring forward their
tatives of the Westminster Fire-office, to recover 1,350/., I d that ab ut half- ast ten mon Sunda
t appearo o co Superintendent of the Royal Stables.
P ,P* • . Y' Queen's Prison. That in pursuance of such order your WAR-OFFICE, DEC. 1. Alexander Edwin Marsden, Gent., vice v.
' M cauley ap Caledonian-road, Islington, baker-Dec. 23. J. Martin, stocks at present quotations. In foreign the only transac-
' - Maidstone, hatter-Dec. 22. N. •
M. Day, Bunhill-rona tion reported is a cargo of 3,000 boxes yellow Havannahs
the amount of damage sustained b h 1 • 'ff • fi
yt e p ainti in are Sergeant Coppey entered Mr. Dockree s house, baying pre- . .
petitioner was removed to and has ever since been con- pointed to the 40th Foot, Dec. 1.
2d Regiment of Foot-Captain Demetrius Wyndham - w it Cr t'P Id ppointed to the machine maker-Doc. 22. C. Gibbs, Thornd.on, Suffolk, on tho spot at 35s 6(.1 per cwt. The chief feature this week
m. Carden oe, en ~ vice ou en, a
which happened in July, 1850. The matter came before • ele f d f d
viously heard the jin ing o money, an oun a young
fined in the Queen's Prison. That the acts referred to
G vis James to be Majo • innkeeper-Dec. 22. J. Whittering, Fineden, NorthamP• is the strong impreseion that Government intend proposing
r, without purchase, vice Brevet- 82d Foot, Dec. 1.
he court uon •
a p an issne from the Court of Chancery, and man and woman at the front of the bar, with a glass of
in the said order were done under the belief that the Tleutenant-Colonel Robi tonshire, builder-Jan. 4. J. Wovenden, Manchester, eat- a further advance in the duties on the meeting of Perlis-
nson, who retires upoe full-pay; STAFF. inghouse-keeper.
thade principal question raised was whether the plaintiff gin and water before them. In the parlour he found •
d CI a Thornhill was attached to our petitioner, II utenant James Ha
ie . rwood Rocke to be Captain, without ment. Refiners' produce meets with a steady demand, and
Major-General George Augustus Wetherell, C. 8., to be
complied with the condition in his policy, whioh Mr. Dockree and four gentlemen, one of whom defendant sal ar • • . y f tie'
and without any intention to commit a contempt ois purchase, vice James, Dec. 1. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. prices aro well supported. . .
stated that he should In the event of any claim being „id was his brother, the second his nephew, and the
honourable Csurt, but your petitioner is desirous of ISth Foot-trevet-Major John Clark .Kennedv t be Adjutant-General to the Forces, vice Major-General the
John Campbell, Glasgow', manufacturer, Dec. 12, at 12
.
- ° " Hon Sir George Cathcart, K.C.8., deceased, Dec. 1.
made produce kis books of account, and such other other two his friends,
hereby expressing his contrition and regret for such Major, without purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel -• •
G 1 J Sim son from the South West o'clock, at M‘Lean's Globe Hotel, Glasgow. COAL MARKET.-Dco. 1.
proper vouchers as should be reasonably required in that Mr. Doekree did not deny any part of the evidence
contempt, and acknowledging his full and most humble Wigston, who retires upon full-pay ; Lieutenant Henry major- enera ames . p ,
h F
ttto be Deputy-Adjutant-General to t e orces P. Harley, Arbroath, draper, Dec. 13, at 12 o'clock, at Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
behalf, and that unless such books and vouchers were except the jinking of money, and that he believed to be
submission •to your lordship's order. That your peti- Allsop Ward to be Captain, without purchase, vice Ken- D.3-s-r,!.;
c 'th 11 Dec 1.
e. ers. , . ' Bruce's Hotel, Arbroath.
• Wallsend, ac.
produced, no money should be recoverable by virtue of untrue, as there was no person in the house at the time
tioner is willing to undertake not to hold any further nedy ; Ensign John Richard Wolsely to be Lieutenant; vi 63,, h L fth 57th Foot, to
ptain Robert Abra am ogan , o e J. Prentice, Glasgow, warehouseman, Dec. 16, at 12
s. d. a d.
o'clock, at the George Hotel, Glasgow.
the policy. from whom money would have been taken. The per-
communication with the said Clara Thornhill without without purchase, vice Ward, Dec. 1.
be Assistant-Adjutant of a Depot Battalion, Dec. 1.
Buddle W. Hartley l9 9.Townley lB 0
Mr. Sergeant Wilkins and Mr. J. Brown appeared sons mentioled by the officer as being in front of the
the sanction of your lordship, and to submit to be en- 51st Foot-Captain William H. H. Anderson to bo
Veterinary-Surgeon Alfred Henry Cherry, from the 7th • '
R Park Milburn Quarry, near Glasgow sand qua/Tier,
Carr's Hartley l9 6 WYlana 20 I
for the plaintifa and Mr Sergeant Byles and Mr. PhiP- bar when be entered, were a young woman, a friend and • .ned a ainst holdin an such communications in such
joi g g y Major, without purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel
• S the Staff
Draeoon Guards to be Veterinary- ureeen on and Glasgow, dealer in stocks, Dec. 14, a't 12 o'clock, at
the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. Hasting's Hartley l9 6' Hedley . .... ...21 6
son for the defendants. - h t d
acquaintance of his daughter, and her sweet ear ,an manner and on such terms as your lordship shall think Rice who retires upon full-pay • Lieutenant John George n '•
Don 'Marshall to be Ca t • ' •
p ain without purchase, vice An- 'f F. 1 l!if 1 1
of the Army serving under the command o leis - ars sa
R AI J h t 1 fGI
. . ons one, ate o asgow, baker, Dec. 9, at 12 Howard's West Hartley Kepler Grange 23 0
The plaintiff was a varnish manufacturer at Cheshunt, they were at the time in the act of bidding her good
Lord Raglan vice Legrew, appointed to the 21 Life
Netherton 19 6 Plummer 23 0
fit. And your petitioner hereby submits and is ready to derson; Ensign Pere Mitfo'rd to be Lieutenant, without o'clock, at the Globe Hotel Gl
, asgow.
and it was stated that his varnish was of a very superior night, when Coppey entered. Those in the parlours pay the costs of his contempt, and to do all other such purchase, vice Marshyall, Dec. 1. Guards, Dec.l.
----.. Ravensworth Hartley ...19 9 3ealiam l7 0
quality, and was made by a secret process, he himself were his brother, his nephew, and two friends, and he
acts as your lordship shall deem necessary to clear such 54th Foot-Lieut. Wm. E. Freeman O'Brien to be Cap- Errata in the Gazette of the 27th of October and 10th of New Tanfield. 17 6 Stewart's 23, 0
doing the principal part of the work alone, and with (Mr. Dockree) should be glad to know from his worship
contempt. That your petitioner has for some time past tain, without purchase, vice Wood, who retires upon half- November, 1854 :- BANK OF ENGLAND. Stobart's Hartley l7 6 Whitwell 22 0
closed doors. When the insurance•office first applied for whether he was precluded from entertaining his friends been sufferina from great nervous excitement and debi• PaY •
, Ensign Henry John Fane to be Lieutenant, without TO BE ACTING ASSISTANT•SURGEONS. In Acoonnt pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for Taufield Moor Butes 17 6
the plaintiff's books and vouchers, his solicitor declined to and relations in his parlour after his door was closed lity, and hasbeen constantly under the medical care of purchase vice O'Brien, Dec. 1. For Augustus John Mackey, M.D., the Week ending on Saturday the 25th day of Nov., 1854. -.--.--..• _
produce them, as they would expose his secret ; but the and customers cleared away. Mr. Tasker, of Melbourne, Derby, and of Mr. Edward 66th Feot-Lieut. Charles Perrin to be Captain, without Read Aneus John Mackay, M.D. issue DEPARTMENT.
A X WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.
eviience to-day was that the plaintiff had kept no books Mr. Norton-Certainly not ; but you have not proved
Cutler, of 15, New Burlington-street, and his health has purchase, vice Brevet-Major Biscoe, who retires upon full- For JoleGoodrick Campbell, Gent.,
Notes issued ........ 27,102,.;20 Government debt.... 11,015,100 --.411.-se•-••••
or voucher, except a sale book, and it was submitted that they were all friends, and as a matter of caution, I
become materially worse since his confinement. That on pay ; Ensign Charles James Thornton Duesbury to be Read John Goodrick Cambell, Gent.
Other secarities ...... 2,984,900
Stations. FRIDAY, Dec. 1.
Course of Wind. State of Weather.
that he having offered the testimony of himself and his should not recommend you to entertain your friends in
the 24th day of November inst. our petitioner consulted Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Perrin, Dec. 1. ' OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 29. Gold coin and bullion 13,102,620
servants upon the matter, had offered all that could be a public room, as it will place yam under the onus of
Sir Benjamin Brodie and the Lid Mr Cutler and was c 68tth Foot.--ti Lieut. Charles Ughtred. Shuttloworth to be ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
i -- Silver bullion ........ - Greenwich .. W
Lothbury
Very fine.
reasonably required of him. Several witnesses were called showing that they are your friends and relations, and
visited by them in the Queen's • * ' hen ?le am, wwi
oout
.purchase, vice Brevet Lieut.-Colonel First Lieutenant William Dalgairns Guillo to be Seconc
Prison, and they t Gillman, h retires upon full-pay ; Ensign Edward Captain vice Childers, killed in action, Oct. 24. X 27, 02,620 X 27,102,620 Dublin W.N.W.... Cold-Unsettled.
to show the amount of the plaintiff's loss by the fire. not customers.
expressed their opinion and have since certified, Richard Fox Vicars to be Lieutenant, without purchase, &coml. Lieutenant Noel Hamlyn Harris to be First M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Liverpool
No witnesses were called for the defendants, but it Mr. Dockree-I am under a strong impression that
that our etiti ' Ib u • de t vice Shuttleworth, Dec. L
_ .Y. _ p . oner was a o rlng un r grea ice Guille Oct. 21
Lieutenant, I' ) • Dated the 30th day of Nov., 1854.
Bangor S.W. Fine.
was contended that the plaintiff had not complied with the hour was not so la.te as that sworn to by the ser-
-72d Foot.-Lieutenant T. Cherles Hardin b b S BANKING DEPARTMENT. Holyhead
physical depression, and that his healtk would ge Best to 0 First Lieutenant Charles Edward Oldershaw to e e-
lle above-mentioned condition in his policy, nor had he geant.
. be seriously affected by a coatinued confinement Captain, without purchase, vice Brevet-Major Bowen, cond Captain, vice Guille, deceased, Oct. 21 X
Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Government securities X Manchester N.W.
furnished such information previous to those proceedings coppey-I did not leave the station house Until ten you • • • • who retires upon full pay ; Ensign Edward James Upton second Lieutenant Oswald Carr to be First Lieutenant Sheffield N
r petitioner therefore humely rays our lordship
' Rest .. . .. 3,176,19 9 (includg.Dead Vireight
Wakefield
as would justify the office in paying the amount clainied. o'clock, and I had to walk nearly a mile to your house.
that d r the' • ' fP'd Y aod on his
,un o circ.umstances a oresai , . to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Best, Dee. 1. vice Oldershaw, Oct. 29.
Public deposits cin- Annuity) .....• •. • . 11,461,703
The jury gave a verdict for the defendants. The sergeant informed the neas,sistrate that the defend- • • 79th Foot.-Lieutenant William Scott to be Captain, Lieutenant. Colonel William Bates Ingilby to be Colonel, eluding Exchequer, Other securities...-. 13,850,146 Whitehaven
giving such undertaking or security as to your lordship
W.S.W Cloudy.
-- ant had been previously summoned. without purchase, vice Mackay, who retires upon full vice Brieadier-General Strangways, killed in action, Nov. 6. Commissioners of Notes •• .. .... •• • ... 7,352,645 Maryport
shall seem fit, he may be discharged out of the custody
Gold and silver coin .. 607,174 Lancaster
ADMIRALTY COURT. Mr. Dockree (who exhibited some warmth at the ser- pay ; Ensign Donald McDonald to be Lieutenant, without Brevet-Major Edward Walter Crofton to be Lieutenant- National Debt, Say-
of the keeper of the Queen's Prison as to his contempt in purchase vice Scott, Dec. 1. Colonel, vice Ingaby, Nov. 6. . ing's Banks, and , Carlisle
TH3 ERNST MEBOIC.-PRIZE. geant's rexuark) admitted that he had been summoned •
' this cause, or that your lordship will be pleased to 80th ioot.-Lientenant Frederick Miller to be Captain Second Captain Joseph Clarke Childs to be Captain, viee Dividend Accounts) 4,752,3 .0 Bradford N.W.
The arguments in this case, the facts of which have through the carlessness of a servant, and his worship
Other deposits ...... 9,71,),309
Stoke-on-Trent ... N.W.
make such further written orderas to your lordship shall without purchase, vice Duperier, who retires upon full C ft N 6
TO OIL, OV. .
Seven Day and other
already been reported, were resumed and concluded. on that occasion allowed him to put half a sovereign in
Stamford W. Fine.
seem fit." pay • Ensign Henry Hungerford St. Leger to be Lieute- First Lieutenant Nathaniel Octavius Simpson Turner sills- .. ... . 1,044,770
Dr. Lushington reserved his judgment. the poor-box, and he had no objection to do so again.
The Solicitor-General observed that the proof of the Tient', without purchase, vice Miller, Dec. 1. to be Second Captain, vice Childs, Nov. 6. ----- Normanton S.W Finejj
Mr, Norton remarked that it must be 1/. now, and 81st Foot-.-Lieutenant Frederick Sidney de Vero Lane Second Lieutenant Henry Whitby Briscoe to be First X 33,271,568 X 33,271,665 itasborough
allegation of Mr. Chichester, that he believed Miss
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. the money being paid, the case was dismissed. a • to be Captain without purchase, vice Oldwright, who re- Lieutenant, vice Turner, Nov. 6.
Thornhill to be attached to him, was to be found in the . - , M. 3IARSHALL, Chlcf Cashier. Burton-on-Trent.. W.
Chesterfield N. W.
- tires upon full pay ; Ensign Henry Ridout Floyd to be Second Captain George Vanderhoyden Johnson to. be Dated the 30th day of Nov., 1854.
IN RE BLKAN LONDON. •hh d b b f If 1 d hae on a former
letters whic a een e ore is or s i
S. W Rain.
THAMES.-Augustas Tilby was charged with ern- • earth tt th te that Mr Clii- Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lane, Dec. 1. Captain, vice Brevet-Major Townsend, killed in action, Derby
W Rain.
The insolvent, a boot and shoe maker, was opposed b 1. h f 891 11.11 hhd • d
ezz tng t e sum o -.w lc e a receive on ac- occasion. i respec o e asser ion e .
chester was in embarrassed circumstances, he was in- 3d West India Regiment-Lieutenant Henry Charles Nov. 6.
Watson to be Captain without purchase, vice Brevet- First Lieutenant Augustus Young Earle to be Second PRICE OF SUGAR. Nottingham
Southampton S.W . Fine.
by Mr. Dowse for several creditors, and supported bY count of the United Steam Towing Company. structed to say that the father of that gentleman de- Lieutenant-Colonel Fosler, who retires upon full•pay ; Captain, vice Johnson, Nov. 6. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar corn- Cowes
Mr. Sargood.
ine t
puted from the returns made in the week end 0 he 28th
Mr. Thomas Petley, the manager of the company, clared it to be untrue, for on hearing of the attachment Ensign Edward Armstrong to be Lieutenant, without Second Lieut. Win. George Martin to be First Lieu- Portsmouth
The insolvent is only 23, and had been four years in prisoner a een in t eir service as co -
said that the • hd b h 1 subsisting bet wean his son and Miss Thornhill he had purchase, vice Watson, Dec. 1. tenant, vice Earle Nov. 6. Nov. 1854, is 21s. 91. per hundredweight, exclusive of Pool,,
siness The oint in the c e • •
bu . p as Is a friendly arrest, and lecting clerk at a salary of 255. per week. His duty tak n measures as he had before intended for the pay- BREVET. Second Captein•Adolphus Frederick Connell to bo Cap- the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the im• D-- -
orchester W. • Fine
that he had filed proper accounts. It was denied that it was to collect money and pay it over to the man e • '• ' •
agar ment of his creditors. The father of Mr. Chichester had .
tain, vico Pack-Beresford, retired by resignation of his tt. n ther f into Great Britain.
per a io 80
Great Grimsby
was a friendly arrest.
TO BE COLONELS IN THE ARMY.
Boston W.5.W...... Fine.
every evening. On Wednesday evening he questioned also instructed him to say that he was most willing to commission, Nov. 24.
________ _____ _ _ _ __ _
Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Oliverßobinson, retired full-
First Lieut. the Hon. Leonard Allen Addington to be Leeds
A creditor in person alleged that he gave credit to the prisoner about a debt of 10/. is. owing by the firm • • • • •
add his undertaking, and to give his security, for the pay 2d Foot, Dec. 1.
.RAILWA Y SHARE MARKET.% Brighton N.W Fine.
Second Captain, vice Connell, Nov. 21.
.
the insolvent's father and not to him The statement w• el
' • in le and Co., and asked if there were any other sums performance of the obligations Mr. Chichester undertook irevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Au le.
gustus Thomas ice, re-
second Lieut. Philip Henry Sandilands to be First -.a lpswich
was denied by the insolvent. not collected, and the prisoner made some excuses. He by his petition. Under these circumstances, it was tired full-pay 51st Foot, Dec. 1.
York
Lieutenant, vice Addington, Nov. 24. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 1.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy ordered fresh aocounts, said he would accompany the prisoner to Windle's house ho dth t h C th d • (I' td 't dbt d Brevet-LieLenant-Colonel Francis Wigston, retired full
pe a,as t e our a vin Ica e is un ou e
Kirkcaldy N.W.
and the attendance of the insolvent's father, on Thursday morning, and on that day they proceeded authority by the imprisonment of Mr. Chichester, it Pay 18th Foot, Dec. 1. COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. STOCK EXOHANGE.-The market continues dull, and. Whitby
.
IX BB CHARLES MATTHIAS GUNNEL. towards the offices of the firm. On reaching the door would now, considering that it had done all that the Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Gillman, retired full City of Edinburgh Artillery Regiment of Militia-Thos. closed a shade better than it opened. Caledonian, 30 ' Bridlington
The case of the insolvent, a retired clerk in the House the prisoner said, " Shall you or Igoin I' Witness justice of the case required, consent to his immediate pay, 68th Foot, Doc. 1. Richardson Griffiths, Gent., to be Adjutant, Nov. 10. Eastern Counties, 11e ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 70e 1; Sunderland
of Commons was again brought before the court. said, "We will both go in." The prisoner then said, discharge. As to the costs of the proceedings, the peti- Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Isaac Foster, retiree full- COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 6/. new shares, e pm.; Darlington N.W. ...... Cloudy.
pay, 3d West India Regiment, Deo. 1. 4th or Duke of Lancaster's Own Light Infantry Royal St. Helen's 6 per cent., 112. Edinburgh N.W.
Mr. Nicho'ls appeared for the provisional assignee, " It'a no use, I have received the money." Witness ex- tioner was of course bound and read th b
yto pay em, ut
TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS IN THE ARMY. Lancashire Militia-Charles Hoghton, Esq., late Captain Stirling
and Mr. Sargood for the insolvent. pressed great surprise at this, and said, " Let's go to he could not do so because he had not yet received anY Brevet• Major George Grattan Biscoe, retired full•PaY, 73d Re • ttbC t • • O'C 11 h • d
gimen ,o e ap am, vice a n an, appointo MA_NCHESTER, DEC. 1. Greenhill , .W. Fine.
After a long discussion, Partridge's and collect that debt." The prisoner said, account of their amount. 66th Foot, Dec. 1. to the Clare Militia ; Frederick Phillips, Gent., to be En- Scarborough
_ ,ltr. Commissioner Murphy intimated that he would " I have received that too." Witness on hearing this Mr. Rovvcliffe was also for the petitioner. Brevet-Major Hugh Thomas Bowen, retired fall-pay, sign, Nov. 25. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market opened firm this morn-
Forfar W Frosty-Cloudy.
tak the o • '
pinion of hia learned colleague, and, if neces- compelled the prisoner to return with him to the com- Mr. Bayly and Mr. Renshaw, for the guareians, !said 72d Foot, Dec. 1. Royal South Gloucester Light Infantry Regiment of ing, subsequently receded, but towards the close again im-
Aberdeen S.
sary_, the case could be argued before a full court. pany's office, and _he there admitted defalcations to the that the paper the petition and the certificates had To BB MAJORS IN THE ARMY. Militia -John Wersley Waterloo Costley, Gent., to be proved. Caledonian, 29e; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 70i 1;
Perth
His Honour announced that it waa understood that amount of 821
not beea placed in their hands till yesterday, and they Captain Launcelot Edward Wood, retired fall-pay, 54th Ensign vice Gardner, promoted, Noy. 27. London and North-Western, new Eighths, 1 dis. ; Man-
Glaseow W.N.W. ... Fine-Frosty.
it would not be long before the Chief Co • ' *
mmissioner Mr. F. Pelham, for ahe prisoner, felt that he could Foot, Dec. 1. chaster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 21e ; Midland, 67a ; Hull°
would be able to resume his duties. had, therefore, no opportunity of making inquiries or 2d Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia-Joseph Godman, w. .. Fine.
not resist a remand, and tendered bail. considering the nature or extent of the undertakings and ....eCcapitain John Oldwright, retired full-pay, 81st Foot, Jun., Esq., to be Captain, Nov. 28. South-Eastern, 17 5-16 a.
-Bristol w. Fine.
Mr, Ingham said he could not accept of bael, and re- -
security that would be sufficient. They thought they I' West Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia-Alex. - Plymouth
Ca•ritain Charl D • •
BIRMINGHAM, DEO. 1.
es ripener, retired full-pay, 80th Foot, Valentine Bond, Esq., late of the 86th Light Infantry
manded the prisoner for a week. ought te have time for that purpose before the petition Joe,. -1..
Torquay W Fine.
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-Dec. 1. - was disposed of. Regiment, to be Captain, Nov. 27. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market opened heavy, with a Taunton S.W Cloudy. •
Captain Henry Mackay, retired full-pay, 79th Foot, East Kent Re•,*
cament of Militia -The Commission of downward tendency. Nothing of any importance was Bath
-o. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A CAPTAIN OF A His Lordship was of opinion that time mustbe given Dee. 1.
Ca tain William Henry Kebbel is to bear date the 22d n n
10 , done, a dLo don prices were generally taken. Gloucester W Fine.
Memel Noyes, 19, clerk, a gentlemanly-looking VESSEL. te the guardians to make such suggestions as they con-
WAR-OFFICE, Dsc. 1. July, Instead of the 23d Oct.
-- Cardiff N.W Fine.
.-__,...._ sidered necessary on the petition. With respect to the
youth, was indicted for stealing two gold watches and An inquest, which was opened on Monday at Kings- letters alluded to by the Solicitor-General, as in the o - Ist Reeiment of Life Guards-Lieutenant Henry Vis- BRISTOL, DEO. 1. Swansea N.W Fine.
other goods, Valued at 24/., the property of Thomas town, by Mr. Harty, one of the county coroners, en the session of Mr. Chichester, they must be delivered u P 3
p. count Erinley to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lowther, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market this morning was Haverfordwest ... N.W...
Bale.
body of Thomas Davis, a Krooman sailor, belonging to The Solicitor-General-To the young lady ? WhO retire 3 ; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Frederick Dor- William Taylor Warren, Matthew Warren, and Charles again flat. Beistols and Exeters, 94i 5; ditto, 4 per cents., Newcastle .... N.N.W..... Fine.
Mr. Parry and Mr. Thompson prosecuted, and Mr. the barque Lottie Sleigh, of Glasgow, did not terminate Hi • • '
s Lordship-They must be delivered up to the ,
rien Magens to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Elmley ; Denroche, builders, Cardiff. 93 ; Caledonians, 59i ;41; ditto, Pref., 95 7 ; Great Nor- Hague W. Fine
e Ballantine defended. till an advanced hour yesterday evening. Mervyn Wingfield Viscounts Powerscout to be Cornet mad
young lady's guardians, accompanied with an affidavit Sub-Lieutenant b urchase vi e M
, y p , c agens, Dec. 1. BANKRI7PTS. thern, 87e 8i; Great Westerns, 69i 11; London aud North-
" Western 981 ; Midlands, 67a. Yarmouth .
Lowestoft W. Fine.
Fine.
The case, which came on late in the day, and lasted The barque, as has been announced, was picked uP from Mr. Chichester that he has no other letters fro •
m 2d Life Guards-Veterinary-Surgeon John Legrew, from William Watts of East Cowes and West Cowes, South-
several hours, was one of the most remarkable ones that in a disabled state, having lost her rudder, and was Miss Thornhill except those so delivered. the Staff in Turkey, to be Veterinary-Surgeon, vice Wil- ampton, chemist,'Dec. 12, at two, and Jan. 16, at one, - -
perhaps ever came before any court. The prisoner, who taken in tow.by one of our channel steamers and brought Mr. Bayly believed the guardians would come to tho kinson appointed Principal Veterinary-Surgeon, Dec. 1. at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. H. H. Stan,-
SEABORNE MAILS.
hears a ve •
ry ingh character, has been for four years to moorings in Kinga, town harbour. It appears that conclusion that no mere undertaking on the t fll
par o .1. r. al L'ight Dragoons-Lieutenant James Macqueen, from fold, official assignee ; and Mr. C. Stokes, solicitor, Cowes. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
clerk to Mr. Hewett, carrier, of the Old Bailey, and his during the passage homeward of the barque from the Chichester himself could be satisfactory half-pay 15th Light Dragoons, to bo Paymaster, vice James Thomas Snow, of 12, Pollen-street, Maddox- ......___...-. ---..............-
duty was to receive goods sent to the office to be for- coast of Africa some sickness occurred on board Hi • s ' . . Wood who retires upon half-pay of his former Commis- street, Hanover-square, butcher, Dec. 14, at one, and Jan. (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General POSt-Orile.
s Lordsle -Well, at all events, let the netition . ' , . TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. by the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.)
warded again from thence to their place of direction. amongst the crew, which included a rannber of • p . • ston as Captain, Dec. 1. 16, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr.
tend over till Tuesday next that the guardians ma
• nee 20 Aldermanb • - °
Upon the 25th of October a box containing two gold Kreomen who were engaged to assist in working 8 • •' • Y 4th Light Dragoons -Brevot-Major Alexander Low to C. Lee, official assig „ ury , Messrs.
watches, one silver one, and some jewellery were sent the vessel'. It could be athered fro th al e that
g . m a evi enc . have an opportunity of considering. be Major, without purchase, vice John T. Douglas Hal- Nichols and Clark, soliciteas, 9, Cook's-court, Lincoln's- Miles Receipts. - Day when male ur From ynaL when
The Solicitor-General reminded his lordship that Mr. inn • and Mr. Salmon, solicitor, Bury St. Edmunds, sue. opened, COUNTRIES. in General Pest- Port due in
from Messss. Schuler, of Old Jewry Chambers, City, to kett, killed in action; Lieutenant Harry Smith Adl:ngt NAME OF RAILWAY.
Office, London.* Dispatched. Enea.nd.
the Kroomen, who are natives of a hot country, and ill-
-1854. 1853. 1854.
Messrs. Hewett and Co , to be sent by them on to Chichester had been already nearly a fortnight in con- to be Captain, without purchase, vice Low ; Corne: Fie:- foll;.
---- ____ ---....
. prepared for the asperity of a northern climate, began finement and the delay would operate most injuriously nes Wykeham Martin to be Lieutenant witho t h John Upson of Bexley Heath, Kent, boot maker, Dec - - x, x America(byllrit.pack)/i Every Friday ... • Liverpool ... Each:KOS
Mr. Bale the ro t * t h k fV.
, p secu or, awac ma er, o ine-stree
, u pure ase,
BRITISH.
4to suffer severely from cold as the shi ap roached these ' * • I' t Cornet Cheri A hlf t' leven and Januar 11 t '
His Lordship-Let the matter stand for Tuesday vice Ad. ing on ; . es ugustus Gunter Browne 7, at a -pas e
I,
~ _
eay , a one, at the Court 72 Aberdeen .. - ................ ..... 1,572 1,856 america (by United Sts.
No 1
Bristol. The watches, which were placed in a small latitudes. Besides, the vessel encounterPed severe wea- to bo Lientenant, without purchase, vice H o_ _ an_rup_cy, onaone Kr. Se. Bell, official assignee, 371 S Belfast and Ballymena -..-- - - a 692 762 packet)
_...„... 1... 1; Liverpool ... Arrived
enry Astley f B k t
pasteboard box, secured with string, and bearing Messrs. titer d 11l fl• h •1 d • d
,an wist o t e western is an s carne away morning.
-- Sparke, killed in action, Oct. 26. 3, Colemaa-street-buildings ; Messrs. Bower &ed. Son, soli- 17 Belfast and County D0wn............ 159 211 Imcre? (V 1/* stat!s a_
Schufer'
a seal, ware delivered to the prisoner and placed
33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 1,645 1,806 packet) _
_.. • • A -,sn Southampton
her rndder. This serious ac al d h 1
ci ent piotracte t e ength Bth Light Dragoons-Lieutenant and Adjutant Edward citore, 46, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Russell, solicitor, es,,
Australia (via South-
by him in the comating-house where, according to the of th d f ' dth h d li• d
e voyage, an o course increase ear s ips an SPO.RTING INTELLIGENCE. . Seeger to be Captain, without purchase, vice George Lock- Dartford. he Bolton, Blackburn,and West York .... 755 749
117 Bristol and ExeLer .• .............. „ 4,e 53 5,083 ampton) ..........M Jan. 4 ...... Southampton Pee- 4
testimony of the carrier and his servants, it appeared 8
wood, killed in action ; Cornet Riversdale Richard Glyn William Bartholomew, late of Chichester, Sussex, cabi- lee is Ditto (via Marseilles) N Jan. 9 •• • Dover ...... Soy. 30
uffering of the crew. Six of the white sailors got
''' A Ca1ed0nian............. .......... „ 9,822 11,204
they lay until the next day, when they were sent on to to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Seeger ; Regi- net maker, Dec. 8, and Jan. 9, at half-past eleven, at the 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow ........ 4,833 4,730 Ditto (via Cape of Good
__
scurvy, two of them died at sea, and two more only sur-
3, Hope) ........ n ~N Dec. 4 ..
... Uncertain
PROGRAMME OF WOLVERHAMPTON mental Serjeant-mv.jor Robert Harding to be Cornet, Court of Ba,nkruptcy, London. Mr. Johnson, official 944 i Chester and Holyhead..... •......... 3,579 4,2
the place they were directed to bein h.
, g w ilst at Mr. vived a brief time after the vessel arrived in Kin stown
143 133 Africa ( West Coast)..oo zee of the month .• Plymouth ..
AUT IJMN RACES. without purchase, vice Glyn ; Cornet Robert Harding to i
ass_gnee, 20, Basinghall-Street ; and Mr. C. Patrick, solici- 6% Cork, Blackrock, and Passage - ....
-Hewett's in the care ef the prisoner, who had the charge The Kroo • g • • .
man Thomas Davis, on whose body this in- be Adjutant, vice Seeger, promoted, Oct. 26. - tor, 47, Parliament-street. 20 Cork and Bandon .. • • .......... •-• 181 200 Alexandria .......... N 3, 9, 24, &30 of rn.
ALlth & 20th of mon. Dover ......
of the countin -
g house and kept the key. The parcel TUESDAY, DEC. 5.
56 Dublin and Belfast Junction ••..• • .. 7 8 913 klexa adrift .......... Southampton
, uest was held, was stated in evidence to have corn-
Oth Light Dragoons-Cornet William Cm ft G d Robert Jackson, of 27, Lombard-street City shipowner 17th f b
1,056 1,211 Bahamas ...........al . _o t e month Southampton
yore or on
' 63 Dublin and Drogheda•• ••••••• • • • • • •
according to the testimony of Mr. Bale, did not reach qlained of the cold, and to have been seized with The Shorts Handicap of 3 sovs. each, with 20 added. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vi •
ce Kidd who i 9 t 1 tth C • '
Dee. 8 slid Jan. ,a c oven, a e ()tut of Baakruptcv 625 598 Belgium .......... _ N DallY •••••• • • • • • . Dover ...... Daily'
, rat res,
- - • 6 Dublin and Kinks
him until the 28th, he expecting it upon the 29th. When 1( • d•"th f t H be tl b
iverings an pains in eee . . esu equen y e- Half a mile. 19 subs. Doc. 1. London. Mr. W. Bell, official assignee ; and Messrs. Law- 16% Dundee and Arbroath •....• •••• .. • • 456 Atig Brazil -__.._ .. _ m ;9th cf the month .. Southampton
he (Mr. Bale) opened tha box he found it contained, in-
-31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 803 885 Buenos Ayres --- - 31 9th of the month.. Southern 0 ton
came delirous, and expired on Friday morning. Age st lb Age st lb 13th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant Percy Shawe Smith ranee, Plows, and Bowyer, solicitors, Old Jewry-ohambers.
stead of the property mentioned, some small ieces of Evidence was gone into at great length, and a num- Kiteflyer - Wm. Finch, late of S, Bartholonsew-lano, City, wine- 25 Dundalk and Enniskillen.... •••• • . - 173 2.5 Cape of Good Hope .. N Various parte Uncertain
8.1 11,7 Cape of Good Hope ..N
brick. He (Mr. Bale) mentioned the matter Pto so
68
- East Anglian.... • • • . • • • • .• • • ••••••••
ham, killed in action ; Cornet Fitzßoy Donald Maclean to merchant, Dec. 8, at twelve, and Jan. 11, at two, at tho
roe ber of witnesses were examined with a view of ascertain- Falcon
4,638 8,086 Cape de Verds ......N 9th of the month Southampton
81% East nancasaire•• •• ........ •• •• •• ••
friend at Bristol, and it was arranged th h
at tey should ina th d *t.
o e escrip ion of treatment given to the crew, and Kennyside Hero 37 12 Combat (h b)... 4610 be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Smith 0t 26 Court of Bankruptcy-, London. Mr. Johnson, official as- Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. ••• • 3, 18,429 20,602 :31.011 (see India)
come to town, which they did, and went to Hewett's
le th L•eht Dragoons-Lieutenant 1 '' c' • signee, 20, Basinghall-street; and Mr. Walsh, solicitor, 417
especially to the Kroomen on board, during the passage Tonic 67 12 Grimalkin 36 7 . i. ata Adjutant Henry Eastern Union ••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • 3
2 341 2,552 Channel Isles.. -_ „N Nron ~Wed.,&Fri2. Southampton l'a.TbSd
and made him acquainted with the circumstance. Sus Elmhirst Reader to be Captain, by purchase vice 11, Staples-inn.
78 Edlnburgh, Perth, and Dundee ••• • - ,
picion instantly fell upon the prisoner and Mr BI - homeward. It transpired that these unfortunate natives Young Hack 57 7 Blossom ...... . ... 36 6 cirambre who retires ; Cornet Edward Orland V• H 1 Win. Hazle, of 2, Pownall-road, Dalston, lace-dealer 6 Exeter and Crediton.. • • .... •••• • . • • 96 131, Chi1i................m 2d & 17th of month southampten
then went into the yard of Mr. Hewett, and, afte* ,ae of a torrid climate were shipped on board the barque at Knight Errant
.•
•a - D 8 t h lf- ast twelve, and Jan. 9, at twelve, at the'
ec. , a a p 22 Furness Railway •••••..•• .. • • •. • • 625 e 7 China (see India)
eader ; William
5,226 5,683 Constantinople ......N 8,13, :11,23,&28 ofin Dover ......
T look- ta p
e almas Islands, in t
' he height of summer. They Nestor
and South-Western • • • • • . • •
ing about SOine short time, produced a brick artl Henry Sling•sby Beamish, Gent., to be Cornet, by pier- Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. Johnson, official as- LI •GlasgtoNw• rh'nd F. L. . 17,666 21,477 Constantinople ........ 4th & 20th of toot I. Southampton
broken, and, most remarkable to state, one of thoPmanY had no clothing on coming on board save the usual piece Alma
, s_gnee, 20, Basinghall-street ; and Mr. Chidley, solicitor, 203% orrec:t ocieuLeiensialdWe'stern..(lreia.u.d.) 4,872 5,554 Cont. of Europe m& N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twicedatil
small pieces of brick with which the box had been fill d
3' of cloth round e loins, which constitutes the garb of Alleborelio
th 4 613 Usurer - •• ..
, promoted, , res am-13 .
..... . 18,556 20,517 EgYpt (see India)
France ........ he 8, N Twice dally -.... Dover ...... Twicedall,/
e these oor creatures who seem to have endured the Er
p , a 36 13 Speed 2 2 . - , Charles Parker and Edwin Parker 2514 Irish South Eastern ...........• .. - 274 202
, of Northampton,
__ _ _
so accurately fitted into the large piece that it left no e t
Gibraltar .......... 4,7, 17, 20. 27 ofm. Southampton Arrived
doubt at all that it had been broken from it. There t: re of misery from cold when the ship began Romeo
ragoons - icattenant Sir William boot manufacturers Dec. 8, at two, and Jan. 17, at half- 90 Lancaster and Carlisle • ..... ........ ,
260 Lancashire and Yorks ..
hire •.-- . • • • 17,121 18,268 Greece (see India)
counter cold and storm weather The sle ton
y 13 The Selling Stakes of 3 sovs each, with 20 added. Gordon, Bart. to be Captain without 1 t twelve at the •ceurt of Bankruptcy London. Mr.
pure ease, vice Ms. n s
,•, , - --s- Leeds Northern .. ••..••••-.. •• • • •• - - Grcytown ..........m 2nd & 17th of mon. SouthamptOn Arrived
John Pratt 'winter, killed in • 3 • • 11 h b Hamburgh ..........N Tuesday & Frlda London .•• ••
was but one other piece of brick in Mr. Hewett's yard, the deck in the la id y • .
e:earm ttu es, and did not complain so ' action October 26 ' rennell, offiaiai assignee„ Guildha -c am ars, 181 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... 300 290
Three-quarters of a mile.
46,724 49,335 „ay...Lb
.......... Ai 2nd of the month Southampton Dee. I
Cornet and Adjutant John Chadwick to'have th k
a, Basinghall-street ; Mr. G. H. Weller, solicitor, 8, King's- sss% London and North Western ... •• - -
and that differed materially in appearance from the lon •
gas their rations of rice were duly served out to yrs
Holland ............m Daily
Blackwell ;............. 1,018 1,140
Honduras ..........m 17th of the month. Is%er “'
' • • • pany
piece Mr. Bale alleged that he picked ule---a very them ; but the rice runnin •
g short they got bread rations - Yrs of Lieutenant, Oct. 25; Cornet Sir George Hector eLreith, road, Bedford-row; and Mr. G. Cooke, solicitor, North- 5% London and
174 London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 10,472 11,296 hampton
cleanly whitewashed piece. The prisoner, who denied Tonic 6 Young Hack 5 Bart., to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gordon, ano pton.
9 677 11,465 India (viaSouthampt.)M;4th & 20th of mon. Plymouth .. Nov. 21
instead. They were put to sleep on some sails spread e
tern
267 London and South Wes ......... ,
India (via Marsellles)S.V9th&2st
all knowledge of the matter, and strongly protested
Grimalkin
e ieutenant, James Balding, of King's Arms-place, Old Kent-road,
60 Londonderry and Enniskillen ...... • • 451 549 _ h ofenonth Dover ......
upon oil casks in the hold, and the entire bod of Kr o ice John Hen t roman Isles (see India 17, 17
his innocence, was finally given in charge. lie men are admitted to have been constantl coYin 1••° * Royal George
li bl re' Thomson killed in hat manufacturer, Dec. 13, at eleven, and Jan. 20, a _ Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. , - -
171 Manchester, Sheffleld,and Lincolnshire 7,570 8,779 Ireland let
8, ) _ , & 2.7 of mon' Dover.. ....
N rwice daily ...... aolyhead ... Twicedalir
boxes and lodgings were searched, but nothing found on of cold and ill-treatment, thou hit waYee P ainllng
Nestor
- Gout. to be Cornet, without purchas • oyn on,
'sr. hl, 111 • 1 sei ee 24 Basinghadl-street ; anti 9% Manchester and South Junction-- - Li b • ••• •• • •
556 616 s 01.1 •••• • • .• •.....M 7,9, 17, &27 of tr.. Southampton
the first searoh to criminate him. After, however, he clothes were given them by the gcaptain' Asftweorrn
lt at
Voucher 4 ) Borneo
" 4
metede, vice Taylor pro-
Nov 30 ; William Drury Natha •1 L ' 1. ic o son, o cia agn „
Messrs L wrance Smith and Fawdon, solicitors, 12, 28 Maryport and Carlisle. •• - .......... 762 ~8 sfadeira .......... nes ons of the month Southampton
he had been in custody some time, Mr. Bale and the investigation, which did not conclude till' a `mg Th G d se. 1S I h H cl• feo ' ' •th t nreb D nie owe, Gent., 498% Midland
-
yesterday even- e ran , nnua teep ec ase an icap o - sovs ito be Cornet, we ou p ase, ec. 1. Bread "str a ' • '
Get, Cheapside.
... 2,424 2 902 Malta (see India)
1:1 rodnindnGsre.a.t. Western (Irish) •• .
detective officer Moss again went to his lodgings and ing, the jury, after consultation, returned as their ver each, h ft, and only sif declared, with 100 added i Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards. • J - B h fL 11 Shro shire auctioneer, Dec.
ames ac , o us ow, p , 1 0 ' Malta. ' °
d . _ ~., _ ............ ,30 1,0:6 - •••• • • • • ......N 8,18, &28 of mon. Dover ...... N0v.126
•
-Lieutenant and
researched the boxes, Mr. Bale taking a part in the dict-" That the death of the deceased Thomas Davis About four miles. Captain Henry Edward Montresor to be Captain end 18 and Jan. 8, at twelve, at the Court of Banknuptcy, 78i Newcastle and Carlisle...• .......... 2,707 3,246 Mauritius (see India) '
search, and the officer's attention was called to a piece was caused by exposure to cold and hardship permitteA Aee st lb • te-ant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Ethi, • Birmingham. Mr. Bittleston, official assignee, Birming- 149 North Bri
Age st, so Lieu e . , .. ard Wm tish ...................... 4,041 4,345 matirltlus ..........N 14th of the month
Of
akenham, killed in action, Nov. 6, • ham ; and Mr. J. Downes, solicitor, 1, Adolaide-place, - North Staffordshire •. - ............ - - Mexico ............m,2nd of the month.. Southampton Dee. I
paper which was found in one corner of prisoner's by tbe inhumanity and neglect of the commander (Pier Miss Mowbray '',‘ 11 2 Escape
47 North-Western .... ..... ........... 967 1,044 _Naples •• ••........ ••.7515thl5th25thofmon. Dover ......
box and •
euTENANTS AND CAPTAINS WITHO London-bridge.
, which tallied in quality with some found by man) and of his mate, second in command." The " Peter
Mr. Bale inside oe the bo cap-
t tAI , •UT PURCHASE. -a T't G 1 d W Sl t s so scottish Central .................,
.. 2,012 2,391 Aew Granada ......m 24 & 17th of month Southampton
.1 mes Gaukroger, ius ausroger, au in. a er, o
Rosa
x when it arrived at Bristol, tain and mato were committed for trial on the coroner's . alO 2 Tom Gurney
• Honourable H. A. Edworth Nevill lei • a • ' Hobble End Mill, Yorkshire, cotton spinners, Doc. 18, at
and exactly fitted and made perfect a small portion warrant.-Frecman's Journal. Laura
ham ...... - _ Papal States ..N sthlsth2stholmon. Dover ......
' twelve, and Jan. 15, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, 4) Shrreewwssbuury ;Lund Chresterg
which was missing. This evidence being deemed con- British Yeoman . . a 912 Jemmy the Black.. 5 9 0 Nov. 6.
••
•........ 1,604 1,816 Peninsula .... ...... 31 lthl7th27tbofmon. iouthampton
-
Ensign and Lieutenant Charles la ; , . Leeds. Mr. IL P. Hope, official assignee, Leeds ; Messrs. 29 Shropshire Union .. - •...
--- 702 Peru ..............m Id & 27th of mon Southampton
elusive the prisoner was sent for trial. , Diana a 910 -apier etuart, •
vice
A COMPLIMENT TO 017 R DEFENDERS.-The directors or
liontressor Nov. 6. J. P. and W. Sutcliffe, solicitors, Ifebden Bridge ; Mr. E. as South Dev0n........ .••..•••• •• .. - 1,883 2,015 Port Natal ..........N By private ship.. , Various ports uncertaie
Mr. Bale, who gave his evidence thia day in a very the London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Corn- Match, 100 sews, 25 ft ; llst each ; over the steeplechase Ens' ' • t tS• ,T F •
ign and Lieu small ir eases ergusson Bart •ce '
N Alexander, Halifax ; and. Messrs. Bond and Barwick, 24g South Ea5tern.................... .. 13,147 14,497 :_lellY .. •• • • ........N sthisth2sthotinon, Dever ...... Nov. 22
unsatisfactory way, so much so that he was several pany offer tO allow gratuitoully tombstones and menu- course.- Captain Horton Rhy's b g Royalty agst Mr. Sir R. L. Newman, Bart., killed in action, Noiv. 6. ~ vi
solicitors, Leeds. 162 South Wales .. ••..••• • .• • • ........ 3,869 4,461 rascally ............N;sthlsth2sthoilnon. Dover ...... Nov. 22
Venezuela .... .. sui2dBG 17th of month SouthamPten A-rriTed
Vann rebukod by the Recorder, made several additions ments to be erected in the' " C. Boyce's br gSt Hilary.
Titus Gaukroger and James Gaukroger of New Bridge 9470
,77o,nip
aVoenoc., Doncaster, and.. Goole .. 1,552 1,481 Vat Di ,••, -
ir cemetery to tha memory of • TO BE ENSIGN AND LIEUTENANT WITHOUT PURCHASE. 17 1 .••• •• •-...-- ..... ....• 3,168 3,610 4 etnen sLanu (see
to the evidence he had given before the magistrates, all those who have fallen in the Rus • The Selling, Steeplecbase of 5 sovs each, p.p., with 20 William Lewis Stucley Buck, Gent., vice Stunt Dec 1 and Lord Reline Mills, cotton spinners, Dec. ,an an.
' 13 d J Australia)
man war.
1,155 1,302
tending to strengthen the case against the prisoner- A CHINESE PLURALIST. Yen • dd df• 11 h •12 t 1• th 'inner to be sold
a„._ ' e • 15, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Locals. Mr. 77 Waterford and Limerick • • .......... G 65 e 42 West Indies .. - _ ..m 'kJ& 17th ot month isouthampter.)
g, the chief of the a e,Ol a orses , A eac , e a COLDSTREAM REGIMENT OF Real,
--... aas ARDS. H. P. Hope, official assignee, Leeds; Mossrs. J. P. and W. 25 West Cornwall ...... •... ~• •• .... 551 514
Most particularly prevaricating as to whether any one Chinese in,nrgents, has published an edict against the by auction, &c., for 100 sovs ;if entered to be sold
TO BE CAPTAINS AND LIEUTENANT-COLONELS Sutcliffe, solicitors, Hebdon Beideso; Mr. E. N. Alexander, 12 Whitehaven Junction ... - ........ - 311 349 When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will be de-
in the shop had seen him °nen the box, as he alleged, drinking of wine. In this document he calls himself fur 80 sovs allowed 71b ; 50, 141 b ; 30, 211 b ; and 20,
WITHOuT PURCHASE. Halifax ; and Messrs. Bond. and Barwick, solici- 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & snatched on the following day, with the exception of the India via
solicitor,
York and North Midland & Leeds Southampton), and tho Malta, both of which will be despatehed the
-- -
and finding the bricks., leaving it to he inferred that his ranee of the East, the Consoler, the Holy Ghost, the 281 b ; winners of any steeplechase or hurdle raco 71b
Lieutenant and Captain William Gregory Daigle s Leeds.
preceding day.
Ehoprnan had. He bad likewise cut the strings sine Preceptor, the Supreme Physician, the First Minister of extra. Three miles. To close on Monday next, the Hon. Thomas Vesey Dawson killed in action, Decline; vice ter•To•se h Whitehead, of Bradford, Yorkshire, coach
FOREIGN.
_______......=:_..................e„..
rounding, the box, and eut the original seal of Mr. the State, and the Captain-General of the earnny 4zll inst. Lieutenant and captain clement William Strone vi buildj, Dec. 18, at helf-past eleven, and Jan. 16, at 574 Dutch Rhenish •..... _ . ........ 1,031 1,088 BIRTHS.
Schufer, which had made the cord fest to the lid of the [Anvestessees.amet- Du Barry's Delicious Rev I ph), The Hurdle Race Free Handicap of 5 sovs each, with 40 James Charles Murray Cowell, killed in action, No;: 6. c°
eleven at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds. Mr. H. P. 185 Lyons and Mediterranean. :.......... 7,196 11,860
box, away from it. Arabica Food invariably restores health, without emeedi- added. Twice round and a distance, over eight To BE LIEUTENANT AND CAPTAIN WITHOUT PU H'• 1 • nee Leeds ; Mr. M. Foster, solicitor, 63 Montereau and Troyes; ............„
RCHAEE. ope, officia assig ,
63 Namur and Liege . - 1,025 1,201 OF A SON.
' •••••- - • • - • • 1'659 1•695 On the 29th ult., at 47, Eb
During the cross-examination to which Mr. Ballantitie eine, inconvenience, or expense, as it saves fifty timea hurdles. Ensign and Lieutenant Arthur Janaes Fremantle, vice Bradford ; and Messrs. Bond and Barwick, solicitors, 444 Nth
or ern of t ranee ................ 28,552 32,914 ury-street, Eaton-square, the
its cost in other remedies W
Dawkins Nov. 6
subjected him he prevaricated, and answered the ques- e extract a few out
Leeds. 697 Orleans and central* .
of fift tho d te • ' Age st lb Age st lb
Calder Marshall, Es It A
tions in so evasive a manner that the court several . y usan . stimonials of' cures, which had 9th ioot -A '
cting Assistant-Surgeon James C Robert Adams of Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 15, and 240 Paris e.nd Lyons ....... •••• • 17 381 25,620 On the 29th ult., at Cricklew(olo"i ' '
ete resisted all medicines. Cure No. 180 - a Banstead
I, Mrs. Frederick Miles,
' t the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. 84 Paris and Rouen. .......• :• :: -.- - B'lo6 8,404
times rebuked him. Ho admitted that he had or ti Twenty-five Johnston to be Assista on Doc. 1.
nt-Snrge , Jan. 5, at eleven, a
.. ,
years' nervousness con t• t• • li. .•
s ipa ion, un gestion and d bil•tv Rosa
ausied himself for his friends in bankruptcies, where tbey from which I ha'd suffered great raise ' ci - ' 510 4 Alleborelio 49 10 Rouen and Havre. ...
Freedom Hyde to be AssistantgS rg December 1. - B le • t I • Pool
eon, . anner, so ici or, Aver . 132 Western of France 4 135 5,784 Es,. ~ a righten, the wife of R. Molloy',
had been creditorx, and succeeded in obtaining sums ry and which
no medicine could remove or relieve, have b T G hb) 0 4 The Captain ....- 69 9 1 26th Foot-Morris "Roulf E 1 d J f Chester, timber merchant, Dec. 12, at •••••• .. 1
' I • . _
een effec- om urney ( 6 1
war ones
inson, Gent., to be Ensign, with- t - - o
of money and property which would otherwise have been tually cured by Du Barry's Food in
A 111 9 Old MicIPPI7 A 9 6 I out reurehape eee., se s , , 1-1 ,
lia t . w .n, .r.,___ ~,,,,,,, A
..„___ _ a
.very short time st nosteste

Mr: Ballantine, in a powerful address to the jury, in-
sinuated that the whole charge had been for some pur-
pose trtnaped up, and arranged by the prosecutor.
a The Recorder, in summing up, said the case had taken
mare singular turn than any one he had ever heard of,
and the evidence about the pieces of paper and bricks, if
true, seemed like a special interposition of Providence to
detect the guilty, and was almost miraculous. His lord-
ship then went through the cas,, severely condemning
the way Mr. Bale had given the evidence.
The jury instantly acquitted the prisoner.
Recorder—And you will leave this oourt without a
staive securiin upon yofor his aur character. I think Mr. Bale ought to
gty ppearance elsewhere. However, I
shall leave Mr. Hewett to make inquiries into the matter,
and
waded er all the pieces of brick and other things to be
im.
The solicitor for the prosecution said he made inquiries
and found that prisoner boreruaunvdertyhehit chhaadracbtee:u.
cut
Prosecutor— The strings
before it arrived.
Recorder—That is the first time you have said that.
The case then ended.

IA COMPLIMENT TO OUR DEPENDERP.—The directors of
the London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Com-
pany offer to allow, gratuitously, tombstones and monu-
ments to be erected in their cemetery to the memory of
those who have fallen in the Russian war.
A CHINESE PLURALIST. Yang, the chief of the
Chinese insurgents, has published an edict against the
drinking of wine. In this document he calls himself
ranee of the Kist, the Consoler, the Holy Ghost, the
Preceptor, the Supreme Physician, the First Minister of
the State, and the Captain-General of the Army.
[ADVERTISEMENT.] —Du Barry's Delicious Revalent a
Arabica Food invariably restores health, without medi-
cine, inconvenience, or expense, as it saves fifty times
its cost in other remedies. We extract a few out
of fifty thousand testimonials of cures, which had
resisted all medicines. Cure No. 180. " Twenty-five
years' nervousness, constipation, indigestion, and debility,
from which I had suffered great misery, and which
no medicine could remove or relieve, have been effec-
tually cured by Du Barry's Food in a very short time
—W. F. Reeve, Pool Anthony, Tiverton." Cure No.
4,208.—" Eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility,
with cramps, spasms and nausea, have been effect
Wally removed by Du Barry's delicious Food in a very
short time.—Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlington Rectory,
Norfolk." Cure No. 1,784.—N0t expected to live six days
longer, I was cured by Du Barry's admirable Health-re-
storing Revalenta Arabic°. Food. Magdalen Purvis, Moffat,
Scotland. Cure No. 51,416.—" Fifty years' indescribable
agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, consti-
pation, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomach and vo-
rnitings, have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food.
—Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure
No. 3,9o6.—Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and gene-
ral debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent
Food.—James Potter, Athol-street, Perth." Cure
No. 81.—" Twenty years' liver complaint, with
disorders of the stomach, bowels, and nerves, have been
perfectly cured by Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica.—
Andrew Frazer, Haddington, East Lothian!' " Trevagler,
Gulval, near Penzance. Feb. 20th, 1851.—Eighteen years'
nervous debility, violent palpitation of the heart, t hrob-
bing of the temples, violent pains in the left side and back,
shortness of breath, coughs, numbness of the extremities,
cramps, spasms, flatulency, retching, and such general
weakness, that I was constantly fearful of falling when on
my legs ; all these symptems have been removed by Du
Barry's excellent Arabic& Food.—Mary Gilbert."—ln canis-
ters, suitably packed for all climates, and with full instruc-
tions-11b., 28
ii9bd. ; 21b., 4s. 6d. ; 51b., lls. ; 121 b., 225. ;
The 101 b. and lit
The . 6s. ; 21b., lls. ; 51b., 225. ; IMb., 335.
Fortnum, Mason, and C0.,0" 77,
BarrY du Ba and
icarriage freo, on post office order.
Piccadilly ; alsoegent-street, London ;
at
~._ ~ purveyors to her Majesty, 182,
330 and 451, Strand ; 63 atisd4
and
Cornhill; 60, Gracechurch-street ;
150, Oxford-street ; 55,
Charing-cross ; 4, cryleap„ide.
recaelatable booksellers, gro-
may be ordered through all r Upper Baker-street ; and.
tiers, and chemists. Important
dangers of spurious imitations. 4 on agalnat the fearful

Age of lb
Banstead
Rosa
Freedom 5 10 4
Torn Gurney (h b) 6 10 4
Apostate
Calmar
Freetrader 5 9 13
Jeremy the Black 5 9 13
Minerva (71bex) 4 9 12

Age st lb
Emigrant (h b) 6 911
Gaslight 4 9 10
Alleborelio 4 9 10
The Captain 6 9 9
Old Misery a 9 6
Sailor 5 9 6
Frank 4 9 4
Garland
Emmeline

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, DEO. 1.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Bagatelle, from St. Malo ;
Jane, St. Michael; Kerstino Margaretha, Fredericks wald;
Skulder, Gothenburg ; Anaa, Rotterdam; Emil, Malmo ;
Ingram, Calpe; Scud, Denis.; Hobe, Stockholm; Bondi-
car, Jamaica ; Mary Aan, Gijon ; Eliza, Konigsberg;
Ethelred, Quebec ; Joseph Earle, ditto ; Hedveg Shildor.
Malmo ; Sarah Fleming, Belize ; Lyme Regis, Berloice ;
Darienuso, Denia ; Australia, Honduras ; Marcia, Ri-
monski.

13th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Percy Shawe Smith
co be Captain, without purchase, vice John Augustus Old-
ham, killed in action ; Cornet Fitzßoy Donald Maclean to
be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Smith, Oct. 26.
14th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant and Adjutant Henry
Elmhirst Reader to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Chambre who retires ; Cornet Edward Orlando V. Hal-
dane to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Reader ; William
Henry Slingsby Beamish, Gent., to be Cornet by pur-
chase, vice Haldane, promoted ; Lieutenant Henry Top-
ham Clements to b 3 Adjutant, vice Reader, promoted,
Dec. 1.
17th Light Dragoons Lieutenant Sir William
Gordon, Bart., to be Captain without purchase, vice
John Pratt Winter, killed in action, October 26
Cornet and Adjutant John Chadwick to have the rank
of Lieutenant, Oct. 25; Cornet Sir George Hector Leith,
viceu tt °
Taylor,n Boynton,
Bart., to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gordon,
Oct. 26 ; o.)rnet George Orby Wombwell to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice John Henry Thomson' killed in
pro-
moted', Nov. 30 • William Drury Nathaniel Lowe, Gent.,
to he Cornet, without purchase, Dec. 1.
action,Gont Oct.to be 26 dor Gneeotr, gs without
lihoeubtlethw purchase,ayt Lutton
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards.—Lieutenant and
Captain Henry
Edward Montresor to be Captain and
Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Edward Wm.
Pakenham, killed
action, Nov. 6.
m
TO BE LIEUTENANTS AND CAPTAINS WITHOUT PURCHASE.
Ensign and Lieutenant Alexander Viscount Balgonie,
vice Honourable H. A. Edworth Neville, killed in action,
Nov. 6.
Ensign and Lieutenant Charles Napier Stuart, vice
Montressor, Nov. 6.
Ensign and Lieutenant Sir James Fergusion, Bart., vice
Sir R. L. Newman, Bart., killed in action, Nov. 6.
TO BE ENSIGN AND LIEUTENANT WITHOUT PURCHASE.
William Lewis Stucley Buck, Gent., vice Start, Dec. 1.
COLDSTREAM REGIMENT OF FOOT GUARDS.
TO BE CAPTAINS AND LIEUTENANT-COLONELS
WITHOUT PURCHASE.
Lieutenant and Captain William Gregory Dawkins, vice
Hon. Thomas Vesey Dawson, killed in action, Dec. 6.
Lieutenant and Captain Clement William Strong, vice
James Charles Murray Cowell, killed in action, Nov. 6.
TO BE LIEUTENANT AND CAPTAIN WITHOUT PURCHASE.
Ensign and Lieutenant Arthur James Fremantle, vice
Dawkins, Nov. 6.
9th Foot—Acting Assistant-Surgeon James Crosse
Johnston to be Assistant-Surgeon, Doc. 1.
14th Foot—Acting Assistant-Surgeon John Martin
Hyde to be Assistant• Surgeon, December 1.
26th Feet—Morris Robinson, Gent., to be Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Paynter, deceased, Dec. 1.
30th Foot:---Lieutenant John O'Brien to be Captain,
without purchase, vice Arthur Wellesley Conolly, died of
his wounds ; Ensign John Pennock Campbell to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice O'Brien ; Ensign Alfred
John Austin to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Alured. Gibson, killed is action, Nov. 6.
34th Foot—Acting Assistant Surgeon Edward Mason
Wrench to be Assistant-Surgeon Dec 1.
39teh Foot—Acting Assistant-Surgeon George White-
field Sparke to be Assistant-Surgeon, Dec. 1.
40th Foot—Acting Assistant-Surgeon Richard Will-
cocks Maca.nley to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Titlmas,
resigned, Dec. 1.
49th Foot—Brevet-Major John Thornton Grant to be
Major, without purchase, vice Charles Thomas Powell,
killed in action, Oct. 29; Captain William Henry Clinton Baddeley to he Major, without purchase, vice Thomas
Dalton, killed in action, Nov. 6.
TO BE CAPTAINS WITHOUT PERCHASE.
Lieutenant John Mason, vice Grant, Oct. 29.
Lieutenant James William Dewar, vice Baddeley,
Nov. 6.

,ors, Leeds.
Joseph Whitehead, of Bradford, Yorkshire, coach
builder, Dec. 15, at half-past eleven, and Jan. 16, at
eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds. Mr. H. P.
Hope, official assignee, Leeds ; Mr. M. Foster, solicitor,
Bradford ; and Messrs. Bond and Barwick, solicitors,
Leeds.
Robert Adams, of Liverpool, merchant, Dac. 15, and
Jan. 5, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool.
Mr. C. Turner, official assignee, Liverpool; and Mr. E.
Banner, solicitor, Liverpool.
Edward Jones, of Chester, timber merchant, Dec. 12, at
eleven, and Jan. 3, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy,
Liverpool. Mr. Cazenovo, official assignee, Liverpool ;
Messrs. Evans and sons, solicitors, Liverpool; and Mr. J.
Walker, solicitor, Chester.
Betty Baron, Henry William Knowles, and James Hey-
worth, of Bacup, Lancashire, manufacturers, Doc. 19, and
Jan. 14, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Mr. J.
Fraser, official assignee, Manchester; and Messrs. Rowley
and Son, solicitors, Manchester.
Robert' Robinson, of Manchester, provision dealer, D*
camber 15 and January 5, at twelve, at the Court of
Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. F. Hernaman, official as-
signee ; and Mr. W. H. Partington, solicitor, Man-
chester.
William Littlejohn Dowie, of Manchester, tailor and
draper, Dec. 13 and Jan. 10, at eleven, at the Court of
Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. J. S. Pott, official assig-
nee, Manchester ; and Mr. A. L. Hardman, solicitor,
Manchester.
John Taylor and James Burton, of Stockport, Pheshira,
power-loom cloth manufacturers, Dec. 18 and Jan. 15, at
twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. J.
S. Pott, official assignee, Manchester; and Messrs. Sale,
Worthington, and Shipman, solicitors, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
F. Kay, Sheffield, nail manufacturer,first di's,. of 75.63.,
any Saturday, at Mr. Brewin's, Sheffield.
J. Cundell, Sheffield, joiner, first div. of 6s. Bd., any
Saturday, at Mr. Brewin's, Sheffield.
J. Flint, Sheffield, shoe manufacturer, first div. of ls.,
any Saturday, at Mr. Brewin's Sheffield.
W. W. Foote, Sheffield, sharebroker, first div. of ls. 6d.,
any Saturday, at Mr. Brewin's, Sheffield.
Geller and Reimann, Liverpool, merchants, second div.
of 54d., any Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.
E. W. Robinson, Liverpool, cotton broker, first div. of
2s. 6d., any Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.
H. W. Gibb, Liverpool, merchant, first div. of 12s. Bd.,
any N onday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.
J. Cooper, Liverpool, ironmonger, Alit div, of lid., an
nday, at Mr, Bird's, Liverpool,

* rho receipts include the traffic on the Orleans and Central, Or-
leans and Boideaux, and Tours and Nantes lines.

COURSE OF EXCH
Amsterdam ............ 11 16
Ditto, three mouths 11 17%
Botterdam •• • • • • • • • • • • n 18
Antwerp ••••.•• • .• • • 25 35
Brussels 25 35
Ilambargh 13 6
Altona .. • • ......
Paris 25 123{
Ditto, threo months .. 25 37%
Marseilles ............. 25 40
liourdeaux •• •.•
Ff ankfort-on-Nraine •• .. .11814
Berlin .......... ••• • • •
Vienna.......... •• • • • • 11 46
Trie5te........••• •• • • 11_18 I

OP d DAUGHTEB.
On the 25th ult., at Brighton, the wife of R. Moller,
Esq.
On the 28th ult., at Shopton Mallet, Somersetshire, the
wife of John Seppings Harrison, Esq.

CLEARIID OUT WITH CARGO.—Letty, for Gothenburg ;
Johannes, Harburg ,• John Scott, Demerara ; Earl of El-
gin, Port Philip ; Lord Hardinge, Singapore • Ivanhoe,
Port Philip; Heroine, Algoa Bay; Dahlia, Nantes; Com-
modore, Leghorn ; Robert, Konigsberg ; Hallya.rds,
Demerara.

ANGE.-YESTERDAY.
Gibraltar .....• •••••• ••
Leghorn .. . •• 30 55
Genoa ..... ......... .. 25 65
➢4iian •••• •••• ••••••

Petersburg •• •• •• •• 3514
Madrid ............... 50
Cadiz ......
Barcelona .........• ••
Seville.. •..•

TO BE LIEUTENANTS WITHOUT PURCHASE.
Ensign Charles Fitz Gerald, vice Mason, Oct. 29.
Ensign George Kemp Chatfield, vice Dewar, Nov. G.
TO BE ENSIGNS WITHOUT PURCHASE.
Henry Gordon Rogers, Gent., vice Fitz Gerald, Dec. 1.
54th Foot—Lieutenant Henry Elliott Bayly to be Cap-
tain, by purchase, vice Brevet-Major Margery, who retires;
Ensign Dillon Beetham to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Bayly; Joseph William Hughes, Gent., to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Beetham, Dec. 1.
62d Foot—Acting-Assistant-Surgeon Sydney Alder to
be Assistant-Surgeon, Dec. 1.
68th Foot —Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Macbeath
to be Major, without purchase, vice Heneage Griffith
Wynne, killed in action ; Lieutenant John Cassidy to bo
Captain, without purchase, vice Macbeath ; Ensign Au-
brey Harvey Tucker to be Lieutenant, without purchase.

MARRIED.
On the 30th ult., at St. Georgo's, Hanover-square, the
no'. Henry Mildred Birch, M.A. rector of Preswieb, Lan-
cashire, and chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, to Harriet
Julia, daughter of Thomas Drinkwater, Esq., of Irwell-
house, Lancashire.
On the 29th ult., at the Cathedral, by the Lord Bishop
of Salisbury, Sir Edward Hulse, Bart., of Breamore-house,
Hants, only daughter of the Dean oSalisbury and Mrs.
Hamilton.

1 Venice .......... „ .... _
I Naples •• • • ....
1 palerrne .• • • ...... .... 131
Messina ... . ... 1314
Lisbon ..
53% Oporto .....• • .... ..... • • • •
53%
Rio Janeiro...... •• •• .. --
Buenos Ayre5.......... .
New York, GO days' sight ....,
Philadelphia ........
1 PRICES OF , PER
Foreign Gold in BarsRULLICN
£3 1 OR.
7 9
Portugal Gold Coin lllexlean Dollars ~ .. 0 0 0
New Dollars .... •• 0 0 0
Silver in bars • .... 0 5 1%

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Waverley, of Boston, U.S., steering W., Nov. is,
lat. 48, long. 15.
The Hibernia (ship), from Chincha Islands, Sept. 1, lat.
40 S., long. 91 W.
The Cyprus, from London to Australia, Oct. 23, lat. 4
N., long. 27 W.
The Lancashire, from London to the Sandwich Islands,
00t.24, lat. 6 N.
The Covenanter, from Liverpool to Geelong, Oct. 27,
lat. 11 N., long. 27 W.
The Melbourne, from Callao, Nov. 1, lat. 31 W.
The Charlotte (barque), for St. Helena, Nov. 13, lat. 43
N., long. 15 W.

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