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LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Jan. 27. 1 THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. , Cornish, J. E. Cornish, and T. S. Cornish, Birmingham, The Bonita (ship), from Liverpool, Dec. 20, lat. 11 S.,
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booksellers, so far as regards J. E. Cornish and T. S. Cor- lasee. :'2 W.
CITY OF .LONDON COMMISSION. I wish it to be distin. cdtliyviduunadlerosptoinodiontsh,atanldamdoonnolyt ii rsapteieodnilywnosulpdosslaihyle.its scheme or plan before them as 1
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hish-J. Mullins and W. Mullins, South Wharf-road, The Mohawk, from Manila to London, Dec. 29, lat. 9
i Paddington, victuallers-M. Matthews and C. V. Payne N., long. 31 W.
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The Royal Commission sat again the Privy Council speak
to admit that there are some (Sittings in Banco-Before Mr. Justice Crompton.)
Frederick Cavendish, Esq., to be one of the Grooms in I
'The Queen has been pleased to appoint William Henry
, Chandler and A. Brown, Manchester, grease manufac- I The Meteor (American stip), Nov. 26, lat 35 S I
in any official capacity
'cl e fle cat sm i n(P it
ihtee cwoirl pl ion rga tile' enu,
Mr. Sergeant Adams, assistant-judge of the Middlesex
THE DERBY ELECTION.
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nitn. . ~ ong.
turers-G. W.. Clark and Jane Allpress Horsy, Spicer- , 27 W.
Chamber, Downing-street ; Mr. Labouchere presiding.
and a consolidation o ec a ers o 1 Sessions, examined-I understand that the learned
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THE QUEEN V. BERESFORD AND OTHERS.
street, Mile-end New-town, drapers-J. Hamilton and J. The Cumberland (ship), from Callao, Jan. 2, lat. 26 Na
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor attended to give evi- elucidation. . .
and if this inquiry shouid d. o nof. mthore
hthratn effefettai ne
I d t ood to the community. Recorder has stated to the commission that the restora-
sieued. Weems, Johnstone, Scotland, ventilating apparatus manu- lone. 65 W.
h Ch mberlain should be elected by tion of the old jurisdiction of the Middlesex Sessions Mr. Edwin James on the part of the prosecution, a
WHITEHALL, JAN. 25.
deuce before the Commissioners, and was accommodated City, I think it wil o a grea g
I conceive that t e a
facturers. The Duke, from New Zealand, Dec. 7, lat. 14 N., long.
with a seat within the bar. showed cause against a rule which had been obtained The Queen has been pleased to appoint Cuthbert Ed- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 30 W.
f th te t" on of tra I believe that the public have been very much
the Court of Common Council, nnd not by the livery in has been injurious in its effects. Now, on the con-
Gilbert Mackenzie Scott, Wilton, Hawick, baker, Feb. --.-........---,
The Lord Mayor, on being sworn stated-I have common hall. I see no necessity or ere n i ry,
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nsive officers as the two bridgemas- benefitted by the change. My court sat ys ''' 1 T
by Mr. Whately to allow a rule for a special jury, ob.- ' ward Ellison, Esq., to be a Police Maeistrate and Justice •
1
7, at the Tower Hotel, Ha,wick.
been an alderman of the city of London for fourteen such useless and expe
COUNTRY MARKETS..
b t Ist ea d tri d 2 613 of which only 40, from tained on the 9th of November last, on behalf of Coloriel
DOWNING-STREET, JAN. 27. John Rae, Edinburgh, hat manufacturer, Feb. 3, at
ho receive, on an average, 800/. a year e ween a yr, an e , cases, of the Peace for the borough of Newcast e-upon- yne.
years. I have perused the evidence which has been teas, w
. ' s , e The Queen has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant An- Dowell and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. es.
taken before this commission, and I now wish to be al- them. Their duties are generally of a very trifling special causes, were not tried on the days on which Beresford, one of the defendants to be superseded by a
d they are put to great expense in contest- the bills were found. The cost of each trial at the ses- subsequent rule for a special Jury obtained on the Part drew Clarke, of the Royal Engineers, to be Surveyor- Alexander Thomson, Edinburgh, deceased, Feb, 9, at
LIVERPOOL-JAN. 27.
lowed to rebut several of the statements which have
f h olon of Victoria
h • lections, which take place in common hall ; sions of my court amounts on an average to 30s. ; while of Mr. Cox, also one of the defendants. It appeared General -or te c y .
ing t err e
WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 19. Dowell and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh.
William Williamson, Pultneytown, baker, Feb. 8, at ,
A less attendance of buyers this morning than for seve-
been made. And first, I will begin with the evidence have not et the cost of tr in a similar case in the Central Criminal
and the two last bridgemasters, I believe, y y g .
that at the time when the first rule had been obtained ,
ral months past. The price of wheat 2d per bushel, and
c. haracter, an
h f I Th Q h b • 1 1 d 14,*th' C 1 d • Hotel, Wick.
MEMORANDUM.- e ueeu as een gracious y p ease el s a e omen
only two of the defendants had appeared, but since that flour 6(1. per barrel, lower than on Tuesday. Indian corn
of Mr. Acland. Mr. Acland was asked the following been able to liquidate the cost of the cdnte.st. I would Court averages 51. ; and the saving t ere ore year y
to approve of the 21st Royal North British Fusiliers bear- _-
question :-" You have stated that in the case of a con- also a . . .
bolish the office of ale-conner, which is worse than effected to the public by my court is 8,000/. The
time seven other defendants had appeared, and therefore inee on the regimental colour an.d appointments. the word was in better demand, and fully Is per qr. dearer on the
BANK OF ENGLAND. week. There was no change in the value of oats, oatmeal,
seless-it is mischievous. I would confine the elec. arrangements of my court are such that no counsel
tested election of importance at common hall it is the
tuions in common hall strictly to the election of the Lord takes a brief without knowing, when he takes it, the the defendants had thought it necessary to obtain a rule
Reeiment in the action on the heights above Bladensburg, An Account
" Bladensburg," in commemoration of the services of tho
pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap 32, for beans, arid peas.
practice for the committees of the rival candidates, with-
day when the case will come on. The Recorder stated for another special jury. He (Mr. E. James) now con- foubght on the 24th of August, 1814. the Week ending on Saturday the 21st day of January, 1854. ________,
3/11yor and the sheriffs alone.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT. WAKEFIELD-JAN. 27.
tended that the second rule could not be granted until - WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 27. A
out the least concealment, to give money to the electors
he Chairman-Do you see any advantage in having in his evidence that the court of quarter sessions sits
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who vote for their respective candidates. Will you state
29,4e6,690 Government debt-. 11,015,100 There is great firmness in the wheat trade here to-daY,
ompound municipal constituency, instead of a simple • • the former rule had been dischar dTh t 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Henry Ponsford, Notes issued ........
ge . e prosecu ors
------ last week has been
to the commission some recent instance in which that, a c at the same time as the Central Criminal Court.
but the busi
d unifo one?
had no objection to the rule but they wished that no a e
Ceent to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bankes, who retires, Other securities...... 2,984,900 ness passing is not so extensive as last Friday.
system has been carried out in the city of London! an but this is not quite correct. The Middlesex
sessions are held from thirteasix to forty weeks in
' e Jan. 27. Gold coin and bullion 15,406,690 There is no change to make in our quotations, although a
cyl lli ell ds
y each year, and the Central Criminal Court but twelve. question should arise after the trial as to the regularity 3d Light Dragoons-Surgeon William Ord Mackenzie,
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Silver bullion.. •••• • • - little concessiou in some cases from the extreme prices of
And his answer was_" I believe the most recent in- The Lord Mayor-I would have one constituent bod
divided into wards for thCelection of common council-
If, therefore, the Central Criminal Court sat regularly of the proceedings. M.D., from the 82(1 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Henderson, £29,406,693
stance of bribery has been in the election of the. Lord
men and the aldermen ; but I would have the ancient 429,406,690 condition. Barley
Mayor elect, Mr. Alderman Sidney,. I belie
every fourth week, there would be no difficulty in Sir Frederick Thesiger, in support of the rule, con. who exchanges, Jan. 27.
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
ues-
/ / ' The further q body to elect the Lord Mayor and the sheriffs. I am
eth Light Draeoons-Assistant-Sureeon John James oats, and shelling no alteration.
only to the extent of 200 . or 300 . making arrangements for my court to sit the other three
Dated the 2Gth day of Jan., 1854.
ve it was
candidates in favour of reverting to the old system by which eve tended that, as the first special jury was struck only to try : , rom the 96th oot, o e sastant.Sur-
Clifford, M.D f . F t bla A • BANKING DEPARTMENT. '
tion was then asked-" There were but two .
17 weeks. The sittings of the Central Criminal Court are,
EXETER-JAN. 27.
was eside i h
sed were there ?" and the answer given ,e r nt nt e city of London had a right to be enrolled however very irregular, and upon that account it is amne of the issues in consequence of only two of the de- geon, vice Jep•hson, who exchanges, Jan. 27. A X
CATTLE.-Prime beef, lOs 6d per score • cows and calves,
propo ,
hat a sum o as a citizen after residing there a twelvemonth and a ill Unia Pro rietors' ca ital .. 14,553,000 Government securities
10th Light Dragoons-Charles H cke, Gent., to y 1) e
ne_ _
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" Others would have been proposed, but t d
extremely difficult to tth t t • 11 fendants appearing, it was necessary that a new special
preven e wo cour s occasiona y
3 780 (include' ' ht
•Dead Weig 91. to 11/. ; butchers' calves, 6(1 to Od.' per lb., rearing
he " long shore men day; and I would abolish all questions as to freedom I • • ' ••• ruck to tr , be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hathway, promoted, without !t.ed'ile• •- -•-•--•• •• •• ''''" '
sitting simultaneously. The learned Recorder, I under- jury should be st y .he whole of the issues in r ac deposits Lin- Annuity) .... ..... 13,537,638 calves
purchase, in the 14th Light Dragoons, Jan. 27. 00s to 00s each. Sheep, 6d to 7(1. Lambs Od to
money was given to a maneger of t
a ion
in t" two d h *
re uce t e number of the wards from 25 to 18, and
aniline •Excliequer, Other securities ...... 14,2. I,
9" 849
not to execute his threat to put in nom .
stand, also recommended the concentration of the f th th cl
consequence o e seven oer efendan ts rippearing. 12th Light Dragoons- -Lieut. Arthur William Coape, c . Od per lb. Store hoes 'epee size 40s to r 0 le'• li s
i s eac , s p ,
aminissloners of N°te3
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others. Mr. Alderman Sidney is gener .
ally considered would give the 12 larger wards 6 members each, and criminal jurisdiction of the whole metropolis into one He, therefore, submitted that the rule f th 84th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice St. George,
ought to be made rem e National Debt, Say- Gold and silver coin .. 689,576 ~ 8 °-8; ma , les to 18s. Rough fat, 5d per lb.
th C't
believed in e i y the 6 smaller 4 members each Thus I would reduce the
Pork carcases from Os Od to 9 s 9d per score.
- - appointed to the 80th Foot, Jan. 27. ing's Banks, and
to be a corporate reformer.
It
was
Id be Lord Mayor b . court. Such an arrangement, I believe, might be advan-
absolute.
that it was not desirable that he shou , mem ers of the Court of Common Council, who are too tageously carried out ; and if a. central court of that na- 14th Light Dragoons-Cornet Henry William Macallis- 0 • end Accounts \ 2 646,783
Divid 4 • CORN.-In our market wheat inay be quoted from 9s &-l•
1 e should not be
ther deposits ...... 13,894,599 to lOs Od. Malting barley, 45 6(1 to 5s 3d ; grinding do., 4s
and it was declared by an agent that 1 numerous, to 96 ; and I would, of course, likewise re- ture were established, the Recorder, no doubt, would be stice Crom ton sai
Mr. Jule d that the only question was ter Hathway, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Lieu-
t two other persons would be duce the aldermen from 25 to 18. I would retain the •t hd h h I h I h 1 h •tt d hether the first rule oueht nttb d• h db f tenant, without purchase, vice William Boyd, deceased, Seven Day and other
3d to 5s Od. Oats, 25s Od to 30s Od. Beans, 52s Od to 56s
Lord Mayor, for tha
ether Alderman Sidney c isea, t an w om, ope ope may e perm' e w e o o e isc arge e are ems.- 1 232 09G
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ourt of Aldermen for the despatch of magisterial busi- to say a more efficient, more upright, or more excellent the subsequent rule could be made absolute He Jam 27•
named and elected, so that ei .
t f • to the
435,660,258 435,660,258 Prices of Flour to-day- Fine, 63s to 61s ; seconds, 61s
' • 7th Reeiment of Foot-Lieutenant Thomas Unia.cke,
would have been under the necessi y ois gsnmoneges . t
ness, and have them still elected for life. I think they man could not be found to occupy such a position. thought that the second rule ought to be amended, and m. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. to 62s per sack.
from half-epay Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice P. S.
of a poll to secure h . sion o should also have the power of appointing two paid ma- Mr. F. Southgate, solicitor for the defendant in the
d' h th f
26th day of Jan., 1854. ---
great expense
that of Alderman Sidney not gistrates for th 1.
epo ice courts of the City ; and I would made to isc arge e ormer rule. Young, promoted without purchase to an Unattached Dated the
the office, or two names,
case of Simmonds and Lillystone, respecting the filling
t d t th C t f a '
been re urne o e our o
On looking at the rule, the 1 rn d judge said that Company; Ensign G. W. Wallace Carpenter, from the INVERNESS.-JAN. 24.
being one, would have recommend that the Court of Aldermen should not have up an inlet, or lay-by place, on the bank of the Thames,
PRICE OF SUGAR. MEAL.-Oatmeal, per imp. boll 22s 0(1 to 23s Od. • ditto
1 ; i, to select the chief maeistrate
isch the fo e'a
e - - 41st Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Uniacke,
Aldermen, from wa-c- . the power to draw cash, except for the expenses con- near Gravesend, appeared before the commission, and it did d arge rrner rule, and therefore it would The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed second, 00s Od to Os Od ; barleyrneal, 15s Od to 'Os Od. ;
s threat received a bonti Uri. who retires, Jan. 27.
The party who m
ade tint
at bonus he did n 8*
• - nected with their office as magistrates, the scale of pay- gave further evidence respecting the point in dispute. be made absolute as it stood. 9th Foot-Assistant-Sureeon John Coote Ovens, from from the returns made in the week ending the 24th day of peasemeal, 15s Od to Os 0(1; bran, per stone, Os 7cl to Os Od ;
ot ca I
der the inducement of t 1 rry -lis ments to be settled by the corporation at large. lamof He stated that the navigation committee of the corpora- Rule absolute. the Staff, to be Assistanagurgeon Jan. 27. Jan., 1851, is 265. Oed. per hundredweight, exclusive of Ist flour, per 2801 b, 54s Od to 56s Od ;2d ditto, 47s Od to
• n and Alderman Sidney was there- • •
- eeth Foot - Surgeon William 'Denny, from the 34th the duties of Customs paid or Payable thereon on the ire- 493 Od ; oatmeal, hest, per at. oe lane imperial 2s 2(1.
threat into executio ,
~ _ . opinion that the paid officers of the corporation are too tion gave their consideration to the subject when placed
ea__
ffice, Now, in re I to these alle-
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Batt, who exchanges, Jan. 27. portation thereof into Great Britain. to 2s .4d ; ditto second, Os Od to Os 0(1 • barleymeal is 4a
fore elected to the h 13 y numerous, and I would recommend that the offices of before them, but refused to interfere in a case of litiga- COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
distinctly to state that I know ofno
16th Foot-Lieutenant George Barchard, -from the 44th to ls 6d ; peasemeal, ls 6d to Os Od ; Is't flour, 2s 9d cash,
PartY the steward of Southwark, the three common pleaders, tion between private individuals.
-
tions I wish
ga , , h b •
onus as is here mentio (Sittings at Nisi Prime-Before Mr. Baron Platt and Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bailie, who exchanges _ 3s Od credit ; .2(.1 ditto, 2s 3d cash, 2s 7(1 credit.
who receive° any suc ned, and the secondary, the high bailiff of Southwark, time clerk Mr. Tyrrell, the City Remembrancer, again attended
' TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST w EBB-.
a fra t' Common Jurias ) Jan. 27.
I certainly never gave c ion, either by promise or in of the chamber, the two attorneys of the Mayor's Court, and read to the commissioners lesegthened documents
s isnos
The cause d• ed f - • • r th Ft r t t G G 1 tt N t f -
a o to.day were devoid of pub lc : 27 oo - ieu enan eorge asco ew on, rom Miles BRISTOL SUGAR-JAN. 27.
any other waY, to secure my election to my present the clerk to prepare the accounts for the auditors, and detailing the origin and history of the coal-tax.
interest. the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gore, who exchanges, opened, NAME OF RAILWAY. : Receipts.
office. I give the fullest contradiction to the first charge. the upper and the lower marshals of the City should all Mr. John Wood examined-I am the chairman of the
Jan. 27. 1853.
1853. 1854, descriptions of Taw
A good demand has this week been experienced for all
produce. In the sales effected the cur-
-1 never gave a single penny in bribes, and I assert that be abolished. I would consolidate the offices of the consolidated committee of the corporation. The corpo-
COURT OF •
COMMON PLEAS. 31th Foot-Surgeon Edgar Dumaresq Batt, from the
BRITISTf. ,
........_ ..____. rencies of this day week were well supported. The refined
th e expenses of my election as Lord Mayor, so far from comptroller of the City and the comptroller of the ration are desirous that the commissioners should exa- . . 14th Foot, to be surgeon, vice Denny, who exchanees
0 , 72 Aberdeen ... ..... ............. ..... 41,413 1,324 market is rather better as regards business, while manta.
being 200/. or 3001., amounted altogether to only 21/. Bridge-house estate, I would also consolidate the mine every one of their officers whom they may wish to (Sittings in Banco.--Before Chia Justice Jervis, Mr. Jan. 27. 3734 Belfast and Ballymena ••.••••••• • • • • 575 75') factuzers hold firmly.
gs, 3d., and consisted exclusively of the following items, office of the City solicitor with the office of town clerk; call before them. The commissioners have, it seems, Justice Maule, Mr, justice Cresswell, and Mr. 3eth Foot-Ensign Richard Longfield Craster, to he 17 Belfast and County Down- -••.•- - j 163 191
vie., 7 books, with a list of the livery, at 10s. each, 3/. and would recommend the consolidation of the various not required any members of the corporation to appear Justice Williams.) Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Digby, who retires ; Clif- 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 1,400 1,929 .
10s. ; stamps, 10s. ; delivery of letters, 7s. 6d. ; hire of offices connected with the navigation and conservanc
y before them ; but it has been thought only respectful OWEN V. ROUTH.-DEPOS IT OF SHARES, ford Waterman Chaplin, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, - Bolton, Blackburn, and West York .... - - COAL MARKET.-Jele. 27.
room at Guildhall Coffeehouse, 3/. 12s. 6d. ; dinner for committees, who are far too numeroue, and their to the commission that certain members to tender them. The plaintiff in this case sorne time aeo deposited vice Craster, Jan. 27. 85% Bristol and Exeter .................. 3,867 4,610
189 q Ca1ed0nian............. .......... Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market :-
41st Foot-James Alexande on, Gent., to be
r Hamilt 1 11 934 13 111
several gentlemen on my committee, 71. 3s. 9d. ; adver. duties very conflicting. There are also several selves for examination on any point which the commis- with the defendant 50 shares in a. mining colliopany, and 89% Edinburgh and Gla.sgow ........... ' ' '
B. d. Wallsend, &c.
tising and circulars, 51. 15s. ; and incidental expenses, offices connected with the levying of the wine dues- sioners thought they might be able to elucidate. After ehe defendant placed in his hands 500/. as security for Ensien, by purchase vice Carpenter romoted in the 7th al&
Foot,' Jen. 27. ' ' P 6.4 Chester and Holyhead." .. -...... •• 2 9 3 3
3'1,°17 3'103-, Abby Hertley '3O 0 s. d.
lls. I wish also to contradict another of Mr. Acland's there is the collector, the comptroller, and the gauger ; the statement which the Lord Mayor has made to my the shares. The value of the property increased, 44th 'Foot-Lieutenant Robert B• • 20)4
mire, from the 16th (C:oorit,
aliTilr;lraonedkc:na.n.d. Passage •• •• ••
.50
•• •• •••• •• •• •• ' 159 Burnhope 34 ,) Memodsley 33 0
statements. When asked a question relative to the late I doubt the necessity of all these offices. The establish- surprise to.day, respecting the proceedings of the conso- and it was afranged that the plaintiff should buy 40 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Barchard, who exchanees 56 Dublin and 13elfast Juenction . ....... 712 741 Carr's Hartley 34 0 Eden Main 19 0
contest between Alderman Sir J, Key and Mr. Scott for ment at Newgate prison, where there are very few Mated committee I wish to state that, by a resolution shares in the company with the 5001., but the remaining Jan. 27. e ' 62Y4 Dublin and Drogheda...... ... • ... .. 970 1,149 Basting's Hartley
, 602 595 40 0 Belmont 38 0
the CharnherlahaShip, Mr. Acland said, " that on that prisoners, costs upwards of 4,000/. a-year for salaries of the 22d of May: 1846, that committee was constituted 10 shares were still kept b the defendant. I7nder these 49th Foot-Charles Fitzgerald, Gent., to be Ensign, by
y iefix EnTe,,,,,,gi-iczgt:a7::..-...:::::. 444 514 West Hartley 34 0 Braddyll 3B 0
• • Holywell 42 0 Baton 4O 0
occasion 19 of the aldermen, who imagine that the cham- alone ; and the Bridewell prison has been condemned of the chairman of the several committees of the court circumstances the present action was brought to recover Purchase, vice Adams, who retires, Jan. 27. 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen junction - -
.79 Howard's West Hartley Haswell 40 0
berlaincy is an heirloom to their court for decayed alder- by every report presented to Parliament, and by ever
y and other members, with full power to confer with the the value of the 10 shares ; and the defendant, in answer, 62d Foot-Ensign John Hart Dunne, to be Lieu- le Dundalk and Enniskillen• •..••• • • • ••
11
I- - Netherton 36 0 Lumley 36 6
men, agreed to find 100/. a piece towards turning the prison inspector for many years past. I would, there- Government and other bodies from time to time on such Pleaded that he had been discharged by the Insolvent tenant, by purchase, vice Becher, who retires ; Herrick :7 , Ileea,d
, E t Lancashire •• .. - 42 0
seale on the side of their brother alderman. Whether fore, suggest that Newgate a,nd the Bridewell be con- matters as are specially referred to the several commit- Court. The Parties went down to trial, and it was then .I(e).itiestusAPs:lmer, Gent., to be Ensign by purchase, vice
322%, Eastern Counties and Norfolk ...• .. 1 17,411 18,518 Ravenswortlt Hartley 34 0 Scarborough 36 6
they paid it (the 100/. a piece) is another question. Now solidated with the New Prison at Holloway ; and that tees, and to report to the court as they think necessary. agreed that the facts should be put into a special case
, froml;e Stafift Umejoiti.ll,Ttr EldelYorg, M.D., 95 Eastern Union - .............. •• • • Stobart's HartleY 35 0 Stewart's 42 0
I beg to say on my own part, and I think I may answer on the site of Newgate there be erected new and conve- The committee consisted of sixty members, and the ob- for the opinion of the court. The matter accordingly 66th Foot-Lieutenant sdliarie:Yeones .
a'KL a re, from 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.. • ... 2,142 2,474
6 Exeter and Crediton.... ...... ••• • •• 90 i 75 :
Walker Pri 32 6 Whitwell
mrose ......... 40 0
also for my brethren-I am sure I can answer for the nient courts of Justice, which are at present very much ject of placing the chairman of every committee on the came on to-day for argument, amd two questions were the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vimce Newton, °who ex- 19 j Furness Railway • . .... ••.••• .. • • 204 1 534 W est Wylain .......... .....35 0 Cassop 4l 0
great majority of them, because I have heard them deny needed. If these changes in the offices and this consoli- consolidated committee was, that if any matter of im- raised for their lordships' opinion ; first, whether the changes, Jan. 27. 171 I Glasgow, and Sout•h-Western• •••• • • • 3,793 3,998 Wallsend, &c. Hartlepool 3B 0
13,223 ,17 381 Bell qnd Brown 40 0 Ileugh Hall . 40 0
it-I can distinctly state that no subscription of this dation of the prisons were carried out, the saving effected portance was the subject of conferences with the Go- discharge by the Insolvent Court had freed the defen- 80th Foot-Lieutenant Hamilton Charles Smith, to be 188 P greeeaelt e",:eurtti hi
eerrnn
aanndd
WEe .tLe a • • •_ •
.3 en (I•r•elan- d• ) 4,610 I is:os3 Gosfocith 36 0 Keno° 38 0
kind was ever entered into, and that there was no talk would be at least 14,000/. per annum. The City comP- vernment or other bodies, it might be discussed in the dant from the cause of action stated in the declaration, Captain, without purchase, vice Bowler, deceased ; En- 319% Great Western .................... 17,374 19,675 Harton. 27 0 South Hartlepool ..... ...38 °
of subscribing any money whatever for such a purpose. troller, Mr. Saunders, lam very sorry to say, died yes- particular committee to whose department the matter and if not, at what time the value of the shares was to sign and Adjutant Erasmus Borrowes, to be Lieutenant, 25% Irish South Eastern .... -••-• • • • • • 203 238
Lawson 39 C Whitworth 39 0
Mr. C. Lewis-I believe a similar statement was made terday ; and the late Mr. Gibb's situation as bridge- specially related. be taken for the purpose of estimatina the damages. without purchase, vice Smith, May 1 ; Lieutena,nt Thos. 90 Lancaster and Carliale.. •• ••••• • •• - 4,553 5,561
by Mr. Sheriff Wallis, who says, " I was informed by a master is also vacant. The Chairman-Is not sixty a very large number of• Mr. Serjeant Byles and Mr. Polloa appeared for the om the leth Lie
Clement Belmere St. George, fr e . e
___
•ht Dra- 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire..• ..... •• - • 16,527 17,432
1 Leeds Northern ............ • • • • •• • • - .- Riddell
Northumberland E. 35 0 Tees 42 0
36 o,South Durham , ....38 0
candidate in an election that I once conducted, that the Mr. C. Lewis-Of course we have no power or desire members for a committee ? plaintiff, and Mr. Lush for the defendant. goons, to be Lieutenant, Tice Wolseley, appointed to the
81th Foot Jan. 27. lee , Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport-. . 263 238 Killiugsworth E 35 OlDerwentwater Hartley 40 0
41 033 47 201 r " •
5 31.4 London and North Western .•••• • • • • --• . . IN harnetiffe 4O t
sum of 1,9001. had been subscribed among the aldermen to interfere with the administration of the affairs of the Mr, Wood-When subjects ee importance to the Mr. Lush, in the course of the ease, admitted that the
Bed FoO - H d at D f th
t Surgeon James en ersc,n, . ~ rom e sn, , London and Blackwell .............. 1,024 1 1,108
at the Mansion-house, in order to secare a brother Ciee, but we might suggest to the corporation whether public are being made the subject of interviews with the value of the shares must be estimated at the time of the 3(1 Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Mackenzie, who 17314 London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 8,602 1 9,619 Ships at market 57 1 Sold 42.
alderman's return." it would not be better to leave any existing vacancies Government, the commissioners will see the convenience trial.
exchanges, Jan. 27. 253 London and South Weatern. .... • ... 9,778 10,060
The Lord Mayor-I beg leave to give the fullest de- •
unfilled, up, or, if they are filled up, that the persons of the corporation at large, through so numerous a corn- The Chief Justice, upon the other point, was of opi- 81th Foot-Lieutenant Garnet Joseph Wolseley, from 41 Londonderry and Enniskillen ; • .1., • .i,.. 313 400 - -- -- - ---
nial to that statement. No such sum was ever sub-
appointed should take their offices on the distinct under- inittee, being made acquainted with the proceedings of a nion that the judgment of the court must be for the the 80th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Coape, appointed to ..
_-_. Manchester, Buxton, and Mat oc , c. RAILTVA Y SIIARE MARKETS.
167% Manchester, Sh efli ehl, and Lincolnshire ,
6 276 6,,71:30 -o-scribed,
scribed, or engaged to be subscribed. standing that they may be made the subject of any committee like this, without the formality or necessity plaintiff. the 12th Dragoons, Jan. 27.
pis; Manchester and South Junction • ..... 555 540
•
The Chairman-Have you conversed with your brother arrangement. in all cases of a report to the Court of Common Council ; Judgment for the plaintiff. 95th Foot-Lieutenant James Christopher Grant Kings- 28 Alaryport and Carlisle ........ ..... . 523 580 LIVERPOOL, JAN. 27.
aldermen on the subject. The Lord Mayor-No doubt the corporation will give but in all cases of deputations to or communications BUSINESS OF THE COURT. ley, from the Cape Mounted Riflemen, to be Lieutenant, 4c il :X Midland ..... .................... 21,805 22,857 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market has been steady
The Lord Mayor-I have.
vice Clerk who exchanees -Jan 27
that matter their consideration. As Lord Mayor, I will with the Government, the substance of the proceedings The Chief Justice said that the judges of this court , . . ee ' • : . 126 Midland Great Western (Irish) ...... 2,2,3 2,485
37 Monklands .................. • . .... 783 1,019 to day, without any particular feature. Caledonian, 25a e•
East Lau de• Te 3 •L•
The Chairman-And are you satisfied from that con- delay the summoning of a common hall for the purpose is invariably reported to the court. The working of the would sit to-morrow in the Court of Criminal Appeal, 96th Foot-Assistant-Surgeon William Holmes Jephson,
78% Newcastle and Carlisle.. •• ........ - 2,136 2,507 cas ire, .4§ , ancashire and Torkshire, 62a 2
versation that the rumour of this subscription was en-
the 9th Lieht Draeoons to be Assistant-Sur-
of filling up the vacancy. The courts of law in the city committee is exceedingly satisfactory. It has been said and therefore no business of the ordinary kind would be M•D” f•rom • ' • ' ' ' 17- 21 a • London and North Wester 101 • Midl nd 61
149 North British -..--..-•••• • • • • • • 3,563 4,4.21 ,6i .;=, ! . . n„ a ,
goon, vice Clifford, who exchanges Jan. 27. - North Staffordshire ................ - - 0 1,1 t ; North British, Ta e ; South-Eastern and Dover,
tirely groundless ? are, I think, too numerous • and the Court of Hustings, that the committee has spent large sums in the purchase done.
Cape Mountel Riflemen-LieOtenant Godfrey Clerk, 47 Norte-western ...................• 688 902 17a 13-16 a ; St. Helen's Railway and Canal (5 per cent.),
The Lord Mayor-It is entirely erroneous. I also the Mayor's Court, and the Sheriffs Court might with of a projected newspaper ; and there seems to have been
Scottish Central ................., 104.
- from the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kingsley, who 50 1 2,574 2,504
wish to touch upon some portion of the evidence of Mr.
32 Scottish Midland - - ...........
advantage be consolidated into one court. The quarter an impression in the mind of Mr. Scott that the corn- COURT OF EXCHEQUER. exchanges, Jan. 27.
--
Dillon, Mr. Bennoch, Mr. Thomson, Ha,nkey, and Mr.
29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham -- .. 737 704
sessions at Guildhall, and the quarter sessions at South- mittee gave directions on that subject ; but the fact is, (Sittings in Banco.)
ADMIRALTY, JAN. 21. 47 Shrewsbury and Chester ............ 1,556 1,6a7 MANCHESTER, JAN. 27.
Morley, relative to the Lord Mayor s day and the Lord wark might also be consolidated. I believe a consider- the committee •tt
,as a commi ee, never gave any such The court w tof the day in Admiral of the White James Carthew has been ap- 29 Shropshire Union .................. 554 640 STOCK EXCHANGE.-Prices are a
as occupied the greater par . . f, 1
gain rather higher
Mayor's show. Mr. Dillon says-" If you were to re- able portion of the inhabitants of Southwark desire to directions. P h •d•al 1 h hh h •
er aps in ivi ua s may ave t oug tt e hearths, r ' • - 58 South Devon.• - .... ......... ..
, a guments upon a demurrer, after which the pointed to receive a pensioh o 100.. a-year,..,as proveded
~ s ehtly increased business.
form the City corporation, and to clear away all the be incorporated for '' 1 •h h 't f tt • tlo e '
municipa purposes wit teci y o ma, er one proper o e encourage , but the committe 2881 i South Eastern•• ................., ~ 12,181 13,016 Leeds 62 • Midland 611 •cf 1 - •
e new trial paper was proceeded with, but no point of any for in her Majesty's Order in Council of the 2oth of June, , , aec omen, 26 ; Dover, 171 ;
nonsense and foolery of the Lord Mayor's show, you
Mee South Wales ..................., ~ 2,579 3,07 Sh fel ' '
e ed, 214 ; Sheffield, New Pref., a prem.
London ; but that could not be accom l• h d • h d'd t
pis e wit out a I no .
1851, vacant by the decease of Vice-Admiral Robert 1,279 840
would not thereby, as I believe, create an inclination on üblic in re
p te st arose. 77 South York., Doncaster, and Goole
special act of Parliament. I think the entire severance The Chairman-But did not th • •
e committee ultimately
______ Elliot, and the name of Admiral Carthew has been re- 40 Taff V -------
the p.art of the merchants of the city of London to take
992 1,241 BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 27.
of Southwark from the City would be preferable, for the sanction the step ?
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. moved to the reserved half-pay list accordingly ; and, in 36 Ulster.
part in the management of municipal affairs." And Mr.
68 Waterford and Limerick
interests of Southwark itself, to incor oration with the Mr. Wood-They did ult. t 1 b th h d
ima ey, ut ey a no- consequence of this removal the following promotions, was firmer to-day,
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holyrod.) 25 West Cornwall ......
dated this day, have taken place :-
ne, and the feeling was decidedly better North Staffords
Morley says that the Lord Mayor's show is really felt to City. I see tb• • hfP • f th. t d tl h •
grea o jection to t e ormation o very mg oowi i t e getting up of a newspaper.
12 Whitehayen Junction
by a thing more in accordance with the (lark ages than
IN RE CHARLES GEAL. Admiral of the Blue Sir Robert Howe Bromley, Bart., 2" "' closed at 12e ; London and North*Westerns at 10n
large municipalities, and I think it is a defect in the • The Chairman-Mr. Scott told us that this expendi-
pi e-
-682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick &
the present day." And when asked, " You do not
to bo Admiral of the White. York and North Midland & Leeds 23,070 23,350 101.
sent constitution of the country that all borouehs for ture, which ma be almost called irre lar expenditure This was a certificate meeting. The bankrupt was a
think there is any class of the community which wishes the election of • b f y .
members of Parhament are not also made was o very rare occurrence-that in fact this was almost
gu •- - ' g & f K 11 t n U.l t d
rocer, c., o ensa -ow . e accoun s prepare Vico-Admiral of the Red Sir James Alexander Gordon, ---
K.C.8., to be Admiral of the Blue. FOREIGN. LEEDS, JAN. 27.
to retain it ?" Mr. Morley added, " Reference has boroughs for municipal purposes. The charities con- the only instance of it-is that so ? by Mr. Hutton show, the debts to be 1,298/. ; assets in Vice-Admiral of the White the Hon. George Poulett, to e7a Dutch Rhenish - - STOCK EXCHANGE.-Sales effected on 'Change this morn-
been made to nurserymaids and children, but I have no
ood debts 68/. ; property, 47/. 18334 Lyons and Mediterranean
nected with the City prisons are very large • and those Mr. Wood-It is so. It has been said the committee g be Vice-Admiral of tho Red.
,„ hos show a little advance upon those of yesterday morning,
idea that the citizens of London look at the thing with belon • Idb ' " ' df b ••1) c 1 th *th I 000/ d I fi
prig to tre e tors prison amount to upwar s o 11 e e press wi , . a-year, an was at rst Mr. Robinson supported the bankrupt. 3lr. Ambrose Vico-Admiral of the Bine Hyde Parker, C.B to be
a ee Montereau and Troyes
63 Namur and Liege
any other feelings than those of repugnance. I should 1,600/. a--year, and they are applied in the discharge of a little indignant at the statement. It has, however, for the assignees, offered no opposition. Vice-Admiral of the White. 443% Northern of France - •••••••• •• - - 22,613 21,105 scarce. The following are the closing sales of the first
imagine that the tradesmen living in the line of streets
His Honour awarded a second class certificate. Rear-A.dmiral of the Red Sir Phipps Hornby, K.C.8., 577 Orleans and Central* ..
prisoners who compound, their debts with solicitors. been explained. ISave and except the repayment to the
through which it passes must be greatly inconvenienced .
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fame) to bo Vice-Admiral of the Blue. 240 Paris and Lyons .... •• -
rhat course is, I think, open to very serious objection, officers of the item of about 480/. on one occasion, the
6,295 7,818
by it." Mr. Hankey's opinion is much to the satne
IN RE HENRY SOLOMONS. Rear-Admiral of the White Sir George Rose Sartorius,
3941 l'aarriiss aanng 'tc)rnagi.• ----- - - - -
and I would suggest that power should be given to deal average yearly expenditure in the purchase of news-
urgh .........•
r-Admiral of the Red
DUBLIN, JAN. 26.
effect, Now, in reply to these statements, I have to say with these prison charities in a more useful manner. 1 papers has not been more than 100/, or 1801, •
The case of this bankrupt, a furniture. dealer of to be Rea . .
Rear-Admiral of the Blue Armar Lowry Corry to be 59 Rouen and ili.vre „. •. .. 2,741 2,512
101 West rof F • 3,364 4,039 STOCK EXCFIANGE.-Great Southern and Western (501.
that prior to my becoming Lord Mayor, I, in conjunc- am the governor of the fellowship of porters, the go- The Chairman-Ought there to be any concealment in Holborn, which has been frequently blifOri the court,
Rear-Admiral of the White. ' - e " 'ance
paid) 491 • Midland Great Western and I'l
.. . Canal (501.
tion with my colleague, Mr. Alderman and Sheriff vernorsliip of which bocly attaches, ex officio, to the penmen the expenditure of any committee of the corporation / . and noticed in our journal, to-day came before it (the
Capt. Sir George Robert Lambert, K.C.8., to be Rear- .ii The receipts include the traffic on the Orleans ana Central, Or paid), 46e."
Wire, consulted ray brother aldermen whether the show holding the office of alderman of the ward. I have the Mr. Wood-I am not aware that there has been any court) upon the consideration of certificate, the assig- Admiral of the Blue. . leans and Bordeaux, and Tours and Nantes.
should be continued, aud they were unanimously of honour to represent the ward of Billingsgate. Ido not concealment ;it appears in the accounts. nees, as upon the former occasions, being represented (Me following captains on the retired list have also been _ -__________________.
_
opinion that it should. I then went into Lombard-street, think the City porters derive any very great benefit from The Chairman-From the manner in which the items by Mr. Bagley, Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, supporting promoted to be retired Rear-Admirals on the terrns pro- - COURSE OF EXCHANGE-YESTERDAY.
and obtained the opinion of several important banking the privileges of the fellowship. If the constitution of are lumped together, could any one tell that the money the bankrupt. posed in the Lon,don Gazette of the Ist of September, 1846, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Amsterdam ..... ...... 11 13v GI
•,4 ' anitar .............. -
firms on the subject, and exhibited to them the pro- the body were revised and placed on a proper footing I had been spent in the attempt to establish a newspaper ? After a brief examination of the bankrupt explana- without increase of pay :-
re. Ditto, three:mo•nths .. 11 154 Leghorn .............. 30 30
Rotterdam . •• .. 11 15% Genoa ................ 25 55
gramme of the intended procession, and, so far from its believe, however, that the porters would generally, and Mr. Wood-There was no attempt on the part of the tory of certain items in the balance-sheet, also as to Captain John Gore.
CUSTOM HOUSE, JAN. 27. Antwer
being received with disfavour, Mr. Samuel Gurney was even now in its decrepid state the fellowship is consi- corporation to establish a newspaper. whether he had received or seen any letters from his Captain Charles Bowen.
ENTERED INWARDS.-The Wyvern, from St. Michael's ; Bilrussbels .......• ••••.. 25 20 ;Venice ................ -
highly pleased with it, said he should bring his family to
dered to be a great advantage to the great bulk of the The Chairman-I am not questioning the propriety brother-in-law, one Myers (to whom lie had consigned a COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. Despatch, Rouen ; Dolphin, Rio Janeiro ; Industry, Se- ,
eitTrifgh ... ..... .... 13 4 'Naples ................ 42% ''',
see it, and offered, as there must be considerable expense large quantity of goods for sale in Australia on commis-
-126%
commercial community. of the expenditure, but am speaking of it as a tnatter of County of Lancaster-Robert Baynes Armstrong, Esq., ville ; Jinskea, Antwerp ; Brazilian Packet, Cadiz ;Etr.••-•' .• - '• - • • - ''"lenno ••-•••• •• .• -
attending it, to give a subscription towards it. The Mr. C. Lewis-Is it your opinion that whatever ad. account. Ought there not to be a stricter manner of sion), other than those received by the official assignee
I to be Deputy-Lieutenant, Jan. 17. Bordeaux. rnes , ans.. .... -..• • • . .... 25 2% jalessina .......• •• •• •• 126• X
Ditto, three months •• 25 32% Lisbon .........• -- - 533fi
show had to pass through Mincing-lane ; and I also ob-
vanta h • • • h 'dim a . rendering the accounts than by describin an item of
ge t ere is in the fellowship, tat a ntages c
,g and having replied that he had not ; and admitted the County of Derby-William Pole Thornhill, Esq., to be ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-The Gertrudes, marsemese.......•• .... 25 35 jOporto .........• ...... 53
tained the opinions of persons connected with the colo- crue to the trade and not to the porters themselves ? 2,700/. as " miscellaneous expenditure.' which was pledging some jewellery for 30/., to enable him to pay Deputy aieutenant, Jan. 21. for Bilboa ; Sender Jylland, Rio Janeiro ; Given Maid, Bourdeaux ............ - !Rio Janeiro ............ -
nial markets, and they not only did not object, but they The Lo d •VI Th t • d'dd • • T 1 spent in opposin,g the removal of Smithfield Market, but
r e ayor- ais my eci e opinion. le eraneeort-on.maine .... 118 MlBuenos Ayres
his rent, and Mr. Bagley a.nd Mr. Lewis had respective- ShroPshire Regiment of Militia-William Hold Midgley, Malta.; Odessa, Demerara, ; 3linima, Wormerven ; John, Berlin .. - •• - •'• -• • -
•• ••••••• • • • • . - New York, 60 days sight -
regarded the day as a general holiday, and invited the question relating to the porters is so mixed up with that which, for all that appears in the accounts, might be ly addressed the court- Gent., to be Ensign, Jan. 23. Melbourne ; Guanche, Teneriffe ; Richard Cobden, New Vienna ................ 12 45 Philadelphia - ........ -
people from the country to see it, and gave them a ban- relating to the metage dues, that the can both only be equally taken to have been spent in any other manner ? His Honour said he did not think there was the [This article i
's substituted for that which appeared in the York ; Queen of the Teign, Rio J •
fth 13th • t ]
Gazette o e . 'Listen . bourne aneiro ; Golapnder, Mel- Trieste ............ ••..12 50 PRICES or arreenee, PER oz.
quet. In fact, along the line of route the procession placed on a proper footin bth • y t• f p r 0 eht not those who contribute the money to be made
g y e interven ion o ar la. ue slightest ground for the imputation of fraud ; and the
West Kent Regiment of Militia-Edwin Balfour Wim- fa
,LE •
ARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO --The Waverley, for Petersburgh.. ••••.. • • .. 37.34. Foreign Gold iu Bars 43 17 9
Madrid. .......... •• .... 50% Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
was received with fla.gs and banners, and greeted with
substantial charge, it appeared to him, the bankrupt had
ment. With regard to the conservancy of the riyer,:my awaxe on the face of the accounts of the precise manner
barley Gent., to be Ensign, Dec. 30. Cadiz 505/ e ican Dollars .... 0 4 Ilee
Sierra Leone ; America Geelong • American Lass Svd- - •• •"• "••"" •• •• '`` II x -
applause ; and not the least ill-feeling was displayed in
to answer was, the having engaged in an inordinate spe- e ' • P .., Barcelona•..... -..• • - New Dollars ...0 0 0
opinion is that it would be more advantageous to the in which it has been expended ?
t h b 1 dto that the no •' - ' e '
KENT-Her Majes yas een p ease approve y ; Cecilia, Launceston • Skiold, Rio Janeiro ; Lad
its progress through the streets. Instead of its being
culation, the loss upon which, if any should have arisen, y Seville ............ •..."' - Silver in bars .: • •.. 0 5 1 %
commerce of the port if that dut d Mr. Wood-2,7001. does seem rather a large item ;
y were entrusts to a
East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry shall be made Ebrington, New Zealand. ' ••
considered as an idle pastime, or viewed with indigna.
he creditors
would have fallen on t .
permanent board instead of a fluctuating body like the but it was expended under the authority of the corn- Mounted Riflemen, and that the title of the said regiment
tion, I can state from my own experience, that with my
Mr. Lewis said there was a great rage for speculation shall be chan,ged, and that the corps shall henceforth be --
navigation committee. I certainly think that it would mittee. The item is stated generally in the accounts,
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 27. SEABORNE MAILS.
neighbours, whose shop doors it passes every year, it is
at the time the bankrupt engaged in the consignment of styled " The East Kent Mounted Rifles."
be better to place members of the Trill' h bt th dt .1 • t th •tt d t
ity- ouse on that u e eai s are given o e commi ee an o any-
_____„,„_____
very popular ; and they make the day the occasion for
The Crisis, from Shanghai, in docking this morning, ran
' d It • 1 d 'th 1
a general holi ay. is wi nesse wi p easure by at board than members from the different dock companies. body who chooses to ask for them. The committee goods, but he had a very large. capital when he did so, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. into a flat, and stove the bulwarks, &c., of the latter. (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-ofllce
and he had kept a regular consig,ament book. Edward Sumnor, innkeeper, Liverpool. by the night-and Mby the morning-dispatch.) ,
I believe that such reforms are necessary for the co o- have laborious duties to perform but they receive no The Lauriston, Williams, hence to Ancona, was totally
least 500,000 persons, among whom are persons of the
ration as those which I have mentioned ; but one grrleat allowance The committee had been anxious to settle His Honour said the speculation the bankrupt had BANKRUPTS. destroyed by fire in Holyhead harbour last night.
highest distinction, and elegantly dressed females are
Day when made up From what When
stumblina block in the w f f h.th t h b the dis . 'hth C • h il db d
e ay o re-orm iero as een pute wit e rown respecting teso an e entered into was one which, if there had bee, a less, Henry chancellor, tailor, Great Yarmouth, to surrender, The John and Albert, from New Orleans, at this port ; COUNTRIES. in General Fest- Port due in
Seen to greet it from the windows of the houses with
d • t• It ' • h t 1
warmth and a mire ion. is, in sor, as popu ar now the act of the llth Geo. 1., which was passed against of the Thames, and large sums of money would have llen on the creditors • but u
would have fa . , nder all the Feb. 7, at eleven, and March 9, at twelve, at tho Court of the crew mutinied on Thursday, and stabbed the chief Office, London.* Dispatched. England.
Bell offi a 1 •
the feelings of the citizens at large, and gave to the been spent in improving the river before now, if such a circumstances of the case, seeing that the assignees had Bankruptcy- a cia . assignee, Moorgate-street ; mate in several places. -- -
____._.....
as it ever was in its history.
received upvrards of 2,°06/a that the bankrupt had been Storey, Holborn ; Chamberlin, Great Yarmouth. A flat and schooner were driven ashore this forenoon, America(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday .... Liverpool ... Each Mon
livery alone the power of voting at the common-hall settlement had been obtained.
America (by United Sts.
The Chairman-It has been said that the cost of the
Lucy Martin, baker, Teignmouth, Feb. 8 and 27 t near Dove Bank.
elections, I would not abolish the franchise of the The inquiry was then adjourned till Wednesday next. in business maintaining a respectable position for 25
packet) ..........N
,Feb. 1 ........... Liverpool ... Feb. 1
show does not exceed 200/. a year.
t the Exeter District Court. Hernam ' a one, • • •
an, official assig- The Constantine left Belfast for this port yesterday, in
livery but I would throw in with their votes the votes years, and believing him to be a respectable man, who a America (by U States;
The Lord Mayor-Last year it cost 500/., I believe. ' .
e Exeter ; Willesford, Exeter tow of the Independence steam-tug.
of every resident occupier for 12 months and a day had been led into the speculation by a general delusion, packet) .......... N Jan. `..7 .. ........ southanipio; Jan. 27
us.J'aceb Stone, coech k • *
THE BALTIC FLEET. ma er, Little Moorfields, Feb., 7, at The Margaret, for Newfoundland, the Zetland, for Aden, Australia (vla South-1
it cost more than usual, because the men in armour
The Chair • - •
man-Do you think that the coal-tax is a he might now have a certificate of the second class.
were dispensed with, and the allegorical procession was
___ea___. two, and March 7, at one, at the Court of Bauk t and the Margaret Ridley, have put back.
rup cy. ampton) ..........M'March 4 . Southampto• Feb. 4
good mode of raising revenue ? Second class certificate accordingly. Leo, official assignee, Moorgate-street ; Neale, T• • - The Euphrates, hence, at Melbourne. Ditto (via Marseilles) N Feb. 8
rinity
' substituted, representing the miseries of war and the
The Lord Ma I •
yor- certainly would net myself have • We have not seen any ships specifically mentioned as e Newineton Ditto (via Cape of Goodl I
squar , e, • The George Foster, hence to New York, has put back. a, )
blessings of peace. - I am the only popularly-elected
intended to form this fleet. That there will be a Baltic AMmim...
,Feb 4 .. .. .. iLiver 00l Uncertain
ori • d I t b I d • •
ginate suc i a ax, ut o not believe it felt as a Henry Hudson, cattle dealer, Huddersfield, Feb. 10, and The Tit Bit, from Lisbon, has arrived, having been Afrlco•as(Vies7 &)•• •• - N • ••- • • p •••
I *
a.st)..Nll3d of the month .. Plymouth ..
.1;o3b. 14
magistrate in the kingdom, and it is my duty to con-
Fleet we have no doubt, and that it well very speedily POLICE INTELLIGENCE. March 3, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. Young, ashore at Southport.
erievance, I ain opposed to centralisation and think
A1exandria..........N8, 9, 24, &30 of in. Dover ...... an. 29
ciliate the feelings of the multitude as well a.s those of e
be organised. Among the ships and vessels available _______......___ official assignee, Leeds ; Bond and Barwick, Leeds. --
the principles of municipal self-government 1:e u• e the Alexandria........ „Id i4th & 20th of mon. SouthatnptoniFeb. 4
any other class. The corporation makes no grant for
ratepayers to have the control of the oli eilliiel•ht• and speedily to be made available for such an expedition - Thomas Proctor, eneineer and millwright, Feb. 8, and BERWICK, Jan. 26.-The Zephyr, from London to Bahamas ........... AI 117th of the month:Seuthampton(Feb. 1
the expenses of the show, or for those of the banquet at p c , , ing,
we are in possession of the following :- USE
MANSION -HO .-George Manning was brought Maa•ch I, at twelve, atbthe Leeds District Court. Carrick, Shields; which was stranded behind the pier on the 9th 13,,e2g,i,u, in •••••• • • • • • •N1Dai1y............ 'Dover ...... Iltally
and water supply of their own lo 1 •
ca ales. I would pre-
Mj9th of the month.. Souther/1p ton iFeb. 16
Guildhall, which are all paid by the Lord Mayor and up, charged with having fraudulently obtained a cask of official assignee, Hull ; Tweed, Lincoln. Jan., was sold, and has this day been got off ; she has re- eieaeaes- -••- " •"
serve all the existine powers and privileges of the Court SCREW SHIPS.
Ayres ....... al,9th of the month Southampton Feb 16
the sheriffs. Mr. Hankey has stated that the annual white lead from Messrs. Robertson and Co., of Old ceived very much damage. The Lancaster, from New- Cape of
of Alder '''
• •
men, except their right of drawin uon the Guns. Guns. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Good Hope ...Nll4th of th •• P 1 •th J• 26
_... . e month j ymou .. an.
dinner at Guildhall is noisy and useless. On that point . , • - . g.l) . . Duke of Wellington .... 131 Ajax
, ep on , ent, market gardener-R. Ed- castle to London, which was on shore on Ross Sands on Cape of Good Hope ..4N ;14th of the month.!Southampton
City s cash which, as I have said I think requires limr- 58 The clerk to the prosecutors said, the defendant came the 6th Jan has been tff 1t k • 1 1
, .
.go o an( aen into IT 1 T C d V
.-o-y -s ant ape e erds ......N .14th of the mo 1
nth J -)lymoutli ...Jan. 26
I feet that I cannot do better than read from an article . ' . .' Royal George
team I consider that the private and secret manner el to us on the 17th of August, between 5 and 6 o'clock in arbour, having received a great deal of injury ; the Ceylon (see India) 1 I
which appeared in the Times newspaper of Nov. 10, St J l'A
ean c cre
t. eine house keeper Ceylon..
in which the consolidated committee conducts its busi ' reater part of the cargo has been saved in a very damaged •• -•• ......Ne4th of the month IPlymouth .. IJan. 26
1848, the high opinion which that journal then enter- . . - Princess Royal
, and will be sent back to Newcastle. The Louise aliiiii.ne.l Isles ........NIMon ..Wed.,&Fild.jSatitliamptonlTu.Th•Sat.
tained of the Guildhall banquet. [His lordship then .
ness, and carries on conferences with the Government Csesar 9l Arrogant - '•11112,1&17th of month SeuthamptortiFeb. 1
s 0 nosed to the general snirit of municinal govern- James Watt
read the article in question, which appeared to be very I 13, e` e '• P c was bound for Rotterd.ame and has been obliged to dis• Constantinople .......N 7,8,17,21,&27 ofm Dove !
ment, and adverse to the welfare of the citizens at ressy Bl Tribune 3O and he accordingly procured a truck and man. I knew master-R. Aslin, jun., Drury-lane, Holborn, shoemaker
laudatory of the time-honoured civic saturnalia.] He
charge her cargo. Constantinople ........i4th & 20th of mon'. Soutlr ** • • •• 'jam 3°
Puree I think the consolidated committee often Blenheim
33 the prisoner as a person employed bM B ick who - ANTWERP, e a,n. 26.-The Cecile (French barque), of and el & N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twieedally
then continued- I know that this public journal has ` a
y r. OW f
l (.1 * ti e hole • • • Et '
p e ges .i w corporation to proceedings which oetiee.
8 is a customer of ours, and I told him to write an order, . oun o or eaux, from Vera Cruz, was lost on the west
very recently attacked the whole proceedings ot the 9th
D h• 'I 1' • t t t t France ........ M& N Twice d'l
are unwise. SAILING SHIPS. jun., evens ire-terrace, s ington, ass's an o a mem coas tof the Island of Oliron ab t 29
which he did, and I then wrote • t note for the ,ou -(1 or 23d inst. ; part Gibraltar .......... m
4,
7,
17, ;i3r2....... Dover ..-.. ITtvicedally
of November, but I have thought it best to let the press
a receip salesman-W. Alten, New-road, Commercial-road East, 7of m SouthamptcurFeb. 5
HiS lordshi the •
n withdrew. Guns. !
Gun' lead, which I delivered tif ' I ro- of crew saved ; the vessel is fll f
u o water. A quantity of Greece (see India)
answer itself in the quotations I have just made ; and Neptune
Mr. Alderlian Farebrother examined : He said he at-
ac
duce that receipt. Ipl ed th d th de f .
d 1 Sth kb d dlk • th fl f unsalted hides, supposed to be part of the cargo of the Greytown •• • .......I.F2nd & 17th of mon. s'outhameton IFeb. I
will only add that the feeling of the citizens generally , Water100 - the ere-p ace, on war -ri ge-roa ,cerin e o ice o French ve ' '
ssel 14 renews, Africa to Bordeaux wrecked in Hainburgh ..........IVlTuesday &
tendea there that day in pursuance of a resolution of a
Friday!London ...
remains the same as it was five years ago, The expense St. George l2O , Pique 4O desk, but when I subsequently looked for it, I could not tho Clerk of the Papers, Queen's Prison-G. C. Skilton, liavannah .
December last, have washed ashore in the Pe'rtius. 9.2nd of the monthiSouthampit7i Feb. 1
committee of the Court of Aldermen for the ur ose of
Holland ............ afj Daily
of the dinner is usually between 2,000/. and 2,200 e, ' . . . ~', • P P Prince Regent - NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-The Borneo (American barqu .), •• • Dever ..,
.. „ IDa
jny
expressing then- entire approbation ot and concurrence London
Honduras
and the number of guests about 1.100. 90 i, Racehogse l6 Mr. Bowick, of Paul-street, Finsbury, said, the de- street, Kentish-town, shoemaker-R. Lindsay, Richmond, New York to London was fallen in with Jan. 1, 40 'NT .......... al 17th of the month.lSeuthatiiptoi;!Feb. If,
In the statement delivered to the commissioners by the
• ' ' e., India (vlaSouthainpt )A1 4th & 20th of '
Cumberland
The Chairman-You have told us that there was no
~
60 W in a. sinking sta'te and crew taken off by the Cob• India (via Marseille •
s)AI 8 Eh& 24 th of month ;Dover
H I d
learned Recorder. e was aso prepare to answer any sill th f ears, and he left me the latt be inning City, and Clapham, Surrey, appraiser- L. Delorme, Cur- i 29
subscription entered into by the aldermen to promote a• a 11. bth
oreemn,
.s Iles, o screw and sailing, are in yu_ , u er end of July, or g den arrived at Boston. 'The Salisbury London to Boston roaian Isles (see Judi )717& 27 f ' -•• .• jai'.
mon ;Dover .. ....
e•tion which the commissioners might please to t '
pu to l A eust, I did t 'n-roadd Shoreditch, mercantile clerk-H. Askhatu, Ar- ' • • . '. 'e i 'a, ' . ' °
3,1
the return of Sir J. Key as chamberlain ; was nothing :1! or imis •on 1
c 1 .si an( on the home stations, except the Cum- not authorise him to obtain the lead. went on shore 12th inst., 1 mile S.•of Scituate harbour, and re and ........ Al & N lance daily ......IHoly-liean .. Twicedally
ected with the court of which he wag a m -
mu conn , em Th: 1. lie 1
po iceman w. . el lins;ton-street. Camden-town, foreman to a tailor-T. J. Ives assisted Off next da T •
he Fillmore (brie) of and for Li.,1i0n... ..... ...... 51 7,9, 17, &27 of ni.'Southarmton 'Feb 5
ever said about suck a subscription by any of the alder- 1 berland, which is ordered from the West Indies to form Pprehended the defendant sal ,
Boardman, Wandsworth-road, Surrey, teacher of music- ' • y. . ,-, Madeira . 11 9tli of the ntonth J sot • •
ben He must take leave to state that he could not but when I took the prisoner into custody, he did not deny Baltimore, from Malaga, which put into St. Thomas's 21st le 1 • •••••" - •• ' ite art-OMM 'Feb. 16
/nen ? one of the fleet.
S. Austen, Dover-road, Southwark, coffee house keeper. . a eira ........... N 123,1 of month .... I Plymouth .. Feb. 14
express his surprise that the right hon. the Lord Mayor that he had obtained the lead, but declared that he had ult., had been previously dismasted in a hurricane, and matte (see India) •
The Lord Mayor-An observation was made by Al- - PADDLE-WHEEL VESSELS.
DECLeIRATION OF DIVIDENDS.
I -1(1 }ewe volunteered to offer the suggestions which Guns. intended to pay for it when able, and that he had dealt would have to trauship cargo. The United (brig), Cardiff Malta •• •• • ....... - N 7,17,19,27, 30 °rm. Dover ......IJaa. 29
derman Hunter to the effect that Alderman Wire at the 8 Wl` • • Guns.
he had just made without any communication with his Leopard lB Bulldog 6 in a similar way upon former occasions. William Miller, Dorking, Surrey, auctioneer-lst div. to Valparaiso, with loss of rudder, and slung with tackles, Mauritius (see India) I
Mansion-house had simply said, " Well, we must sub-
Mauritius ...... ~ ~N 14th of the month Plymouth .. jJan. 26
of 25., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall-street. was spoken Oct. 28, 46 S., 86 W.
(•olieaeuee and without their sanction. What his lord- Odin l6 Dragon 6 The defendant said he had nothing to say, but to Mexico . miand of the month., ',Southampton Feb. 1
scribe ;" but the remaek was not responded to by any •
William Gosling Woolwich, Kent, ironmonger -2eal NEWRY, Jan. 26.-The disabled ship reported by the Na_
other gentleman. The alderme t II • (1.
n were na ura yin ig- ship h1(1 recommended might or might not be very good Magicienne l6 I Basilisk 6 repeat that he meane to pay for the article. lees ...• "•• •••• "N 'ath 15t1125thotanon, I Dover ...... Feb. 2
div. of 21d., Veb. i, and three subsequent Thursdaye, at Blake, from Callao, arrived. in the river, to have been seen New Gr • 'ci ••- - - '
ana 3 ......Mi2d & 17th of month Southampton Feb. 1
nant at the evidence of Mr. Wallis. Of course Ido not and very correct; but the resolution to which the corpo- Vulture 6 j Committed for trial.
Graham's, Coleman-street. on tho 15th Dec. in lat. 36 N., long. 32 W., was a vessel New Zealand.... . ... 'By private ship .. j Various ports'Un
.; certa n
mean to admit that there would have be I
en any more ration hail come was to conclude their answer to all the TROOP TRANSPORTS. .--- John Thomas Little Stanhope-street, Mayfair, builder between 700 and Boo tons, anti was some four or five miles Papal States ~ ' • sTIS thlsth2stl ion non. I Dover .. ~ ,
•Feb. 2
wrong in my Rubscribing towards Sir J. Ke 's election charges and accusations which had been brought aeainst Guns. Guns. GUILDHALL.-Marles Bennett, lately a clerk in -2(1 div. of ls. ilal Feb. 2, and three subsequent Thurs. distant, steering about east ; she had painted ports and
~ Peninsula • • • •••••;;;.ii II th 17 th 28 thofinon.iSoutharn pton •Feb. 6
expenses ; but I say that, in fact, Id• 1 y thein in the first place, reserving to a, subsequeneocca- %mom lB I Vulcan - da s, at Graham's, Coleman-street.
tt nan ~ g y fieure-head, a,nd appeared in a, most crippled state, havine i',ere ...... ...... a Ari2d & 27th of mon.,Southauipton yeb. 1
ic no euch thine, In the course of a few months the force of screw ships e p 1 ort Nat 1 N 14th of the mont`a l
P.ymouili , •.ra,, 26
I wish to speak of ihe character and tend' , ftl a "11' wle .
- '• i 1 n ell the evidence which the commissioners street, was brought up on remand before Alderman John William Hawlock, Lawrence-street, Chelsea, lost mizenmast, her main-topmast, and her feremast fished. slay "a .•
""" • • ' 1 2'th f Do • ' •
......., ~ ,„ ~N.sthist I.i o mon, Ner ......
s mg o me a . of the line will be increased by the addition of the-
licensed victualler-lst div. of 3s. 4d. Jan. 28, and three She never signalised the Blake during the time sh Feb. 9
dermen of London, aft, , a Id to teke should have been closed, the task of sub- Salomons, upon a charge of embezzlement. o was in Tuacany ~ „ ,
...N sth 15 th2s thofinon. I Dover . . F
wis ie •
r tne various charges that heve
.... eb. 2
been brought against them. I d ' - ' •tt 0' to tine commissioners any scheme or any sug- Guns. Guns.
, It appeared that the risoner had been discharged by subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', S'ambrook-conrt. sight. If she continued the tract she was taking she Venezuela ... • •:• •.MV 8z 17th of monthlSouthampton Feb. 1
o not believe that there int in,
•• •••• ,
Royal Albert l2l Exmouth Bl the prosecutors bt P and that Charlee Hitchnian, Addle-street, City, warehouseman- would make Lisbon, but afterwards came on very bad wea- Van Dlemen's Land (teel I
is any public assembly of 2G gentleme • h• gestions for alterations in the corpora.tion which a review aou ten days or a fortnight,
of more blameless general character, re•-:' zit!,th.:Fli. country
ftl whole of the evidence taken might justify. Hannibal 9l Algiers 9l. he subsequently sent for one of the clerks and told him
- Ist div. of 16s. Bd., Jan. 27, and three subsequent Satur- ther, the barometer fell to 28, and from the 16th to the '
Australia) ...... - •• - 1
ty and ° le Nilo 9l Colombo Bl da s at Edwards', Sambrook-court. 31st there was a continuance of tremendous gales f
rem the West Indies ........ ad 2d& 14 thol monthiSouthampten Feb. 1
fortune, than the aldermen of London.P The 'C.; ' ' CI • ttdth t it was not the wish of the s he had received various sums of money, in all about 71. 3' '
, .... ,
ourt of l'he merman sa e a Several of the ships and vessels enumerated have but / f
i DIVIDENDS. north-east, which in all probability would drive her back --------------- -.....___
Aldermen possess among them between three and f • • t member of the corporation to • or 8 . rom several of Messrs. Hutton's customers, wh le
our commissioners o urge any b • • h
just een commissioned • they consequently ave no . again,
Feb. 21. J. S. Samuel, Hatto •
n-garden watch menufec- and when the gale abated she might make for the $ When any of these dates tall on ase d
, „ n nY• the mails will he
millions sterling ; they occupy distinguished positi s make statements which he did not voluntarily and freely I crews, but the •' - -
y may fairl
, „
~ . ybe expected to have tne
„ in the employ of the prosecutors, and had not accounted
m turer-Feb. 21. J. B. Crocker. Sheffiela:dr--_-.1, 4, Western Islande. dign.trhArt nn the following day, with Lile eltrant,- _, - _.,
in other public bodies and associations an 1 on' 8 1 1 1, 11'#' f iv undergtncul that the Slll7 . , ' for tlic•ni V.0;‘1,0,,,,,,

The Lord Mayor—An observation was made by Al-
derman Hunter to the effect that Alderman Wire at the
Mansion-house had simply said, " Well, we must sub-
scribe ;" but the remark was not responded to by any
other
gentleman. The aldermen were naturally indig-
nant at the evidence of Mr. Wallis. Of course Ido not
mean to admit that there would have been any moral
wrong in my subscribing towards Sir J. Key's election
fact,
expenses ; but I say that, in
I wish to speak of the character and standing of the al-
dermen of London, after the
been brought against them. variousd charges that have
enonit
this vethacot
country
is any public assembly of 26 gentlemen
of more blameless general character,espectability, and
fortune, than the aldermen of London.rThe Court of
Aldermen possess among them between
tar and four
millions sterling ; they occupy distinguished
in other public bodies and associations, and many
them have been the representatives of large constituencies
in of
in the House of Commons ; and therefore I dismiss the
charge of their inferior social standing with a general
denial of its accuracy.
The Chairman—Without seeking to disparage the
Court of Aldermen, is it not a matter of fact that there
is now a wider separation between the corporation and
the great merchants of the City than there used to be
in the days of Sir Thomas Gresham ?
The Lord Mayor—Circumstances have greatly changed
since then. Formerly all persons trading in the City
were compelled to reside in it, or they lost their freedom.
Again, the desire of the great merchants now a-days is
chiefly to enrich themselves by their callings, and to
avoid the performance of municipal duties which the
ancient charters imposed on all the citizens.
Mr. C. Lewis--May it not be that the duties of an
alderman have greatly increased within the last hun-
dred years ; and would that not account for the indis-
position of the merchants to take the office ?
The Lord Mayor—Of course, it is difficult to make a
comparison between the duties at the two periods ; but
I believe that the magisterial business and the duties of
prison visitation have either increased, or have cer-
tainly been more regularly performed than they were
in former days ; and that more time is now given to the
discharge of the duties of the office of alderman.
Mr. C. Lewis—Do many of the present aldermen
reside within the City ?
The Lord Mayor—l do not think there is one of them
at present who haerniore than a business connection with
the City. Passind from that subject, I would now beg
eave /16 give my general opinion of the corporation of
L ondon ; but, in the suggestions which I may make,
. - • i

His lordship then withdrew.
Mr. Alderman Farebrother examined : He said he at-
tended there that day in pursuance of a resolution of a
committee of the Court of Aldermen, for the purpose of
expressing their entire approbation of and concurrence
in the statement delivered to the commissioners by the
learned Recorder. He was also prepared to answer any
question which the commissioners might please to put to
him connected with the court of which he was a mem-
ber. He must take leave to state that he could not but
express his surprise that the right hon. the Lord Mayor
should have volunteered to offer the suggestions which
he had just made without any communication with his
colleagues and without their sanction. What his lord-
ship had recommended might or might not be very good
and very correct; but the resolution to which the corpo-
ration had come was to conclude their answer to all the
charges and accusations which had been brought against
them in the first place, reserving to a subsequentocca-
sion, when all the evidence which the commissioners
wished to take should have been closed, the task of sub-
mitting to the commissioners any scheme or any sug-
gestions for alterations in the corporation which a review
of the whole of the evidence taken might justify.
The Chairman stated that it was not the wish of the
commissioners to urge any member of the corporation to
make statements which he did not voluntarily and freely
offer ; and they had distinctly understood that the sug-
gestions which had just been made for a reform of the
corporation by the Lord Mayor were simply the opinion
of his Lordship individually, and not as the representa-
tive of the corporation.
Alderman Farebrother might take the liberty of ob-
serving, in reference to the recommendation of his lord-
ship respecting the appointment by the aldermen of two
passed police magistrateslB 3 ievrfeorr
wasthe
IClrietayd,
ythgaitvbeny
ttahethPeocliacnerAt Act
Aldermen to appoint a
necessary by thep‘oilnianbeiritaygi
attend rendered
os magistrate at thee whenaldermen iit w
to
s
to their magisterial duties. Some misapprehen-
sion appeared to prevail with regard to the Irish Society
That society did not interfere
estates which were the property the
emanagement of any
.differenteceofuo courts
lteisrvoaelrtythhea t
a
com-
panies. He might inform they co
committee consisting of members of hinol:h
cor-
poration was now sitting to watch the course
qui ry, and by whom the statement presented by tohethßaeteoin;
der had been drawn up, whenever that inquiry was .termi-
nated, and the witnesses on both sides had been fully heard,
the corporation would endeavour to submit to the com-
mission euch a plan for effecting improvements in its
own constitution and practice, as in its judgment might
acceptable to the commission as well as to the citizens
at large. He could, therefore, in the meantime, only
assure the commission that the anxious desire of the
corporation was to consider every matter, not as a ques-
tion affecting that body individually, but as affecting '
the interests of the public at large.
The Chairman said that it would be the duty of the
commissioners to receive with attention any suggestions
emanating in the manner indicated from the corporation
itself. The commissioners only wished that the corpo•

fti

,

Vtl4 Mali/

Guns. Guns.
Simoom lB I Vulcan .
In the course of a few months the force of screw ships
of the line will be increased by the addition of the--
Royal Albert l2luns. Guns
Exmouth 9l
Hannibal 9l Algiers 9l
Nilo 9l Colombo Bl
Several of the ships and vessels enumerated have but
just been commissioned ; they consequently have no
crews, but they may fairly be expected to have them,
however, before the time a Baltic Fleet could act, espe•
cially with the present wide-spread exertions to obtain sea-
men and volunteers for the navy. A Baltic fleet would
be of no use until April. It was about that time in the
"olden days " when the fleet under Sir James Saumarez
used to rendezvous in Wingo Sound, the outer road of
Guttenberg, and the entrance of the Kattegat, and thence
proceed up the Baltic, the larger ships by the Belts, the
smaller craft by the Sound, through which, by-the-bye,
our present heavily drawing line-of-battle ships could
hardly pass, even lightened, for if our memory serves us
there is only twenty four feet water on the "grounds,"
a sort of bar after passing Copenhagen. In the Belts,
Great and Little, there is, we believe, ample depth, and
in them in the last war we brought down twice a year
convoys of 300 and 400 sail, in spite of our brave and
enterprising enemies the Danes.

We belie-ve Earl Dundonald will be offered the chief
command of the Baltic Fleet, having under him Vice-
Admiral Sir Charles Napier and Rear-Admiral Corry,
but of these selections we may possibly know more posi-
tively very shortly.—From the Hampshire and Ports-
mouth Herald.

GUILDHALL.—CharIes Bennett, lately a clerk in
the service of Messrs. Hutton and Co., of Newgate-
street, was brought up on remand before Alderman
Salomons, upon a charge of embezzlement.
It appeared that the prisoner had been discharged by
the prosecutors about ten days or a fortnight, and that
he subsequently sent for one of the clerks and told him
he had received various sums of money, in all about 71.
or Si. from several of Messrs. Hutton's customers, while
in the employ of the prosecutors, and had not accounted
for them. Evidence was given of the above statement,
and a solicitor attended and said the prosecutors had no
wish to press the charge any further, and produced a
medical certificate, that the prisoner's father, who was
a highly respectable man, was in such a precarious state
of health that any sudden excitement would be exceed-
ingly injurious to him and might prove fatal. Under
these circumstances Messrs. Hutton would rather not
offer any further evidence, and hoped the worthy alder-
man would deem the few days' imprisonment the pri-
soner had suffered since the hearing of the case, a
sufficient punishment.
Alderman Salomons said if the Messrs. Hutton were
willing to take the young man back into their employ,
he would have no difficulty in entertaining their view of
the case ; but he thought, as they charged the prisoner
for the sake of example to others in their employ, they
ought not to seek to throw the whole responsibility of
discharging a prisoner upon the magistrate.,
Mr. Hutton said they could not take the prisoner into
their service again.
The solicitor said the father would send the prisoner
abroad if the alderman would liberate him from the pre-
sent charge.
Alderman Salomons said a similar case came before
him on the day previous, and although it was extremely
painful to his feelings to act in opposition to the recom•
dation of the prosecutors, he felt it his duty to send the
unfortunate prisoner for trial. The same difficulty pre-
sented itself to his mind in this case, and the only way
he could see of meeting it was by the father undertaking
to carry out the arrangement proposed, and to take care
of him in the interim.

THE ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL.—The following are the
changes in the medical staff, consequent upon the recent
dismissal of Dr. Gay as a surgeon to this hospital :—Mr.
Thos. Wakley, j n., of 33, Guilford•street, Russell-square,
takes the place of Dr., Gay, and sees patients on Tues-
days and Fridays ; Mr. Thos. Weedon Cooke takes the
place vacated by the promotion of Mr.Wakley, and sees
patients on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Dr. Gant is,
we understand, appointed to the post of Assistant-Sur-
geon, in the place of Mr. T. W. Cook.

John Thomas, Little Stanhope-street, Mayfair, builder
—2d div. of ls. 9d., Feb. 2, and three subsequent Thurs-
days, at Graham's, Coleman-street.
John William Hawlock, Lawrence-street, Chelsea,
licensed victualler-Ist div. of 3s. 4d., Jan. 28, and three
subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', ambrook-conrt.
Charles Hitchman, Addle-street, City, warehouseman-
-Ist div. of 16s. Bd., Jan. 27, and three subsequent Satur-
days, at Edwards', Sambrook court.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 21. J. S. Samuel, Hatton-garden, watch manufac-
turer—Feb. 21. J. B. Crocker, Sheffield, draper—Feb. 21.
T. D. Stearn, Ipswich, Suffolk, plumber -Feb. 22. W.
Salmon, Manchester, leather seller—Feb. 10. J. Hall,
Wooden-box, Derbyshire, earthenware manufacturer—
Feb. 20. J. Gray, Chester, engineer—R. Williams, Ches-
ter, engineer.
CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.
Feb. 23. S. Cooper, Reading, Berkshire, and Brighton,
bnilder—Feb. 20. F. J. Hensley, Montague-place, Russell-
square, apothecary— Feb. 18. C. Tipple, Baldock, Hert-
fordshire, apothecary—Feb. 18. R. Tredinnick, Haymarket,
mining broker.

Miles
opened, NAME OF RAILWAY.: Receipts.
1853.
.
-- 1853. 1854.
BRITISH. -- --...
72 Aberdeen ... ..... ............ ..... £1,413 1,524
3734 Belfast and Ballymena .............. 575 750
17 Belfast and County Down .... ....., ' 163 191
33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 1,400 1,929
- Bolton, Blackburn, and West York -••- -
85% Bristol and Exeter .................. 3,867 4,610
1891 Ca1ed0nian.......... .. . .... ...... 1 11,984 13,111
89% Edinburgh and Glasgow ..........
943.. i Chester and Holyhead." ---- - •• 3,209 3,333
634 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •• •• 147 105
20 Cork and Bandon .............. - - 150 159
56 Dublin and Belfast Junction . ....... 712 741
6234 Dublin and Drogheda. ••••••. • • • • • •• 970 1,149
6 Dublin and Kingstown • • • • • • •• - • • •• 602 595
16X Dundee. and Arbroath ••• • • ..... •• • • 444 514
31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction - -
19 Dundalk and Enniskillen• • .. • • • • • • •• 151 179
68 East Ang1ian.................... -• • 693
81 East Lancashire... ...
322%, Eastern Counties and. Norfolk ...• .. i 17,411 18,518
95 Eastern Union - .............• .• ..
78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.. -. . 2,142 2,474
6 Exeter and Crediton.... ...... ••• • •• 90 75
19 j Furness Railway ...
171 Glasgow, and South-Western• •••• • • • 3,793 3,998
283% Great Northern and E. L. •••••• •• •• 13,223 , 17,381
188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 4,610 I 5,053
81934 Great Western .. .. ....
25 ki Irish South Eastern •• •• •• • • - • • • • • • 203 238
90 Lancaster and Carlisle • • • • • • ........ 4,553 5,561
260 Lancashire and Yorkshire... ..... .... 16,527 17,432
- Leeds Northern ...... - .• •• • • • • •• • • - --
181 , Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport • • • 263 238
5',33 London and North Western .-• • - - 44,033 47,201
5% , London and Blackwell ...... •. • . .... 1,024 1,108
17314 London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 8,602 I 9,619
253 London and South Western. -- - - 9,778 10,060
41 Londonderry and Enniskillen • • • • • • • • 313 400
- Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. - -
1674 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 6,276 6,530
9% Manchester and South Junction - .... 555 540
28 Maryport and Carlisle • • • • •• • • ..... . 523 580
4f3 Midland ..... .................... 21,805 22,857
126 Midland Great Western (Irish) ...... 2,2,3 2,485
37 Monklands ........................ 783 1,019
78% Newcastle and Car1i51e.............. 2,136 2,507
149 North British ...................... 3,563 4,421
- North Staffordshire ................ - -
47 North-Western ...... • • ........ •• .. 688 902
50 Scottish Central .................. 1
~ 2,574 2,504
32 Scottish Midland •• -•••••• .. • • • j
29 Shrewsbury and Birmingham ••• • .. 737 704
47 Shrewsbury and Chester ............ 1,556 1,6e7
29 Shropshire Union .................. 554 640
58 South Devon. • •..... . ........ ..
2881£ South Eastern •• - ..............
1623 South Wales
77 South York., Doncaster, and Goole
40 Taff Vale .. - • 2,445 3,212
992 1,241
68 Waterford and Limerick ••........•• 40G 594
25 West Cornwall ......
12 Whitehaven Junction
682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick &
York and North Midland & Leeds 23,070 23,350
FOREIGN.
57,4 Dutch Rhenish - - -
1833, Lyons and Mediterranean
63 Montereau and Troyes
63 Namur and Liege
443% Northern of France .........• • 22,613 21,105
577 Orleans and Central* ..
240 Paris and Lyons .... •• •
84 Paris and Rouen..... •• ............ 6,295 7,818
392 Paris and Strasburgh .... •• -.• .... 14,000 17,4613
59 Rouen and 111.vre.• ... .
101 Western of France • ..•••... 3,364 4,039

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Delia Cahpin, from London to New Orleans, Dec,
27, lat. 25 N. long. 74 W.
The Arendal (Norwegian barque), Dec. 12,1 at. 75 S.,
long. 32 W.
An American barque, showing red flag, with black ball
in the centre, standing S. Dec., 27, lat. 27 N., long, 24 W.
A ship, showing white signal, with red diamond, steer-
ing S.W., Nov. 11, lat. 48 N., long. 56 W.
The Thos. W. Sears (ship), Dec. 15, lat. 11 S.
The Ealing Grove, from London to Algoa Bay, Nov. 30,
lat 19 S., long. 29 W.
The Anne Sophia (schooner), from Falkland Isles to
London, Nov. 20, lat. 41 S., long 48 W.
An American clipper, steering N.W., with C.H. in fore
topsails, Dec. 16, lat. 5 N.
The Bureau Integritas, from Dunkirk to Martinique,
31st, lat. 22 N. long. 43 W.
The Fingal (barque), of London, steering
S Dec. 20,
lat. 11 S.

with 4 the Sunday, the mails will Us
te exception of the India via
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which Will be dispatched th•
dispatchedsWh("iaonny tohfe these
following dates
es
y tall n
day preceding.

The Vivid (schooner), Jan. 21, let. 11 N., long. 49 W.
The Brazilian Packet (brig), of Newcastle, steering E.,
22(1, in the Channel.
The Lord John Russell (barque), Dec. 1, lat. 2 N., long.
21 W.
The Rainbow, from Glasgow to Melbourne, Dec. 2, let.
3 N. long. 22 W.
The Atalante, from Liverpool to Melbourne, samo day.
The Octavio, from Newcastle to Calcutta, Dec. 5, lat. 6
N., long. 22 W.
The Sultan (ship), of Liverpool, Dec. 30, lat. 20 N.,
long. 43 W.
The Farmers, for Falmouth, let. 51, long. 6.
The Bella do Zylaud (Peruvian ship), from Callao to
Liverpool, Nov. 3.
The Hibernia (ship), from Liverpool to Australis, D.c.
23, lat. 4 N., long. 20 W.

An undertaking was readily given to that effect, and
the prisoner was accordingly discharged.

BritTIIS.
OF A SON.
On the 27th inst., at No 4, Harley-place, Upper Har-
ley-street, the wife of -Matthew Richard Scott, Esq.

OF A DAUGHTER.
On the 2Gth instant, at the Priory, Cheltenham, the
wife of the Rev. W. Boyce.

MARRIED.
On the 26th inst., at Melton, Wm. Mordeu Carthew,
Esq., of Carisbrook, Isle of Wight, to Matilda Sophia,
only surviving child of the late John Hayward Bucking-
ham, Esq., of Melton, in the same county.
On the 26th inst., at the parish church, St. Marylebone,
J. T. Akerman, Esq., to Ellen Augusta, eldest daughter
of Eglicrt Steer Cossens, Esq.

On the 11th of Aug, DIED.
st, at Bendigo, Port p, Aus-
tralia, Henry George, fourth son of Mr. DavidPh Burwash,
of St. John's-villas, Upper Holloway, and of the City of
London, notary public, aged 21.
At Sherburu-house, Durham, on Friday, the 27th inst.,
the Rev. George Stanley Faber, master of Sherburn Hos-
pital, Durham, and Prebendary of Salisbury.

LONDON : Printed and Published by AIURDO YOUNG,
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112,
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county of
Middlesex, Saturday, January 28, 1854.