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THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, lB6 4.
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LI W INTELLIGENCE.-Dec. 29. POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-Dec. 29. THE LONDON GAZETTI OF LAST NIGHT. ( sign, without purchase, vice Pester, appointed to the Rifle Gent., to be Ensign, Dec. 8; Serjeant-Major Wm. Cole to I opticians -H. Benson and G. Benson, Alanches• I COUNTRY 1,,!J121.17KE-tTS.------
be Esign, Dec. 90 Richard Blackburne Leathern, Gent., I ter, agents for the
_sale of cloth-S. Holdsworth
Brigade, Dec. 29.
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...--ess.--. 23,1 Foot-Jemee Williamson, Gent., to be Ensign, te be leesieu, Dee. 23 ; Julia Lees leamen Cent., to ho ; ead J. Eiaessee, Leces, orkehire, liseiee ineeueecculais-
1 Ensign, Dec. 23. C. Firth and J. Archer, Liverpool, general brokers-y.
ADMIRALTY COURT. MANSION•UOU.S.E.--Beejamin Morel. ,'pier, for-
WHITEHALL, DHC. 27. without purchase, Dec. 29. LIVERPOOL-Dec. 20.
v merly a -clerk in Spooner and Attwood's banking-house, I 28th Foot.-To be Lieutenants without purchase-En- 12d Regiment of West York Militia-John lerackelton Kay and G. Hoult, Whittle-10-Woods, Lancashire, brew-
Tien 'SOGLASIE.The same indifference which has existed between buyers
was brought in the custody of Brett, the detective offi• The Queen has been pleased to present the Honourable si ens Henry Clark Worthington, vice Holford, deceased, I Ferris, Esq., late 77th Regiment, to ho Captain ; George ors-E. G. Curti and ee, H. Picciotto, Crosby-square, and sellers for some time past pervaded the corn market
A report of_the facts of the prize case has lately ap- this morning, and the business in wheat and flour was very
car, before Alderman Wilson, charged with having and Reverend John Thomas Pelham, 8.A., to the Rectory Ntv. 29; Charles David Ingham, vice Worthington, Linfoni, Gent., to be Ensign, Dec. 8. City, morchauts-T. Wilson and W. W. Wilson, Cheap-
, peered in eue tournal. 3d (Light Infantry) Regiment of West York Militia-- side, stationers-W. H. Smith, T. Smith, and J. Sunley, limited, but prices were at the same time pretty firmly
forged a cheque for the sum of 370/. upon that este& of Saint Marylehone, in the county of Middlesex, and die- whose promotion on the Bth Dec. has been cancelled,
cornse uxs,.tetpt, iwtniaeoscni .6
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web
hadvi ecehmeaxwnpacel nor
• The Court delivered judgment this morning. The ..sn ceco of London, void by the death of the Reverend John Dec. 8; Thomas Edmund Adams, from the Royal South ' William Armit, Gent., to be Ensign, Dec. 20. Ironmonger-lane and King-street, Cheapsicle, railway mi-
n nment.
vessel was seized by a Custom-house officer on the 22d Hume Spry, D.D. Lincoln Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice 4th Regiment of West York Militia. Captain Edward vertising contractors, so far as regards J. Sunley-F. Har-
Mr Mulleas, of the firm of Bush and Mullens solici-
there was no change observable in
. of last June, at Leith, on suspicion of being Russian • c Imittee of Bankers for Protection 'against The Queen has also been pleased to grant unto the Rev. Ingham, Dec. 29. Weed to be Major ; Lieutenant the Honourable Bryan vie and A. Archer, Liverpool, bakers-R. Lauder, Gies-
tors to the onieabienil
de do
tf.,lielaret er lbayir.c2ceNlNre- it
of the
prices,tilhs
property. She was under Danish colours, and sailed
Forgeries and Frauds, attended for the prosecutior ; William Stone, M.A., the place and dignity of a Canon of 30th Foot-Ensign Charles John Moorsom to be Liea- Stapleton, to be Captain ; the Honourable Lionel Massey sow, W. Harvey, Manchester, and J. H. Green, Liverpool,
from Cronstadt with a cargo of wheat. The master,
Mr. Crawford, from the offices of Mr. Wontner, fir the metropolitical church of Canterbury, void by the deathrade.
,e
Lieutenant,
toenf
ahnits, tosbtei Lieutenant, te,f Dec.Dwreecs. commission agents, so far as regards W. Harvey-D. Cala-
t9irork Militia-Augustus Staines, well and I. Sutton, Liverpool, cart owners-G. Burton, J.
Mr. Fischer, had given in a claim for restitution of the of the Rev. John Hume Spry, D.D.D
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1..: arrivals
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ship, and a Mr. Kempden had likewise given in a ear. Mullens said the case d presente features of a pecu- WAR OFFICE, DEC. 29. without purchase, vice Mooreom,
tenant,weunde,wNitelivo.ust
;pEurn;hignasedgevsei
emotion on the Gent., to be Ensign, Dec. 12. Siddell, D. Burton, and W. Burton, Pilkington, Lancashire
claim as importer and consignee of the cargo. Against the defence.
culler character, as the offence had been committed with let Regiment of Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Ed- Bth inst., has been cancelled, c'DpellecFlt.l:i.lilliiii:T'geowit)iie Ensigns with- 6th Regiment of West York Militia-The Hon. Adel- dyers, as regards J. Siddoll-C. Cooper and F. H. Janson,
t urchase-Ideutenant,Wm• Kerr, from the Nerthamp- phus Edward Prendergast Vereker to be Lieutenant ; Basinghall•street, City, attorneys-J. F. Harrold and J. 1, The
wi.se,tneceulainanegtev.as evidentF,i.ae:o regardedslo
Nv
shelling there
the claim for restitution it wae alleged the master was so much adroitness and carried out witls so much ince- ward A. G. Muller to be Major, without purchase, Dec. creand of barley'
a Russianesubject by service, and had not divested him- to lilitia, vice Thompson, died of his wounds, Dec. 28. Alexander Strange, Gent., to be Lieutenant ; John Sow- Reed, Southampton, drapers-It. Penny and R. Wood,
and lastci week's rates were fully maintained, and in some
nuity, that he felt at first so e doubt as to the .le 29. To be Captains without purchase-Lieutenants Wil- toll e. •
1 Lieutenant Rothes Hastings Neville, from the Royal den Scott, Esq., late Captain 31st Regiment, to be Cap- , Manchester, cotton manufacturers-le. Dickson, J. Dick-inetances a trifling
self of that character by his subsequently being made a in which he should place the evidence before tie 'am James ra
• mote
1. Gillum, George Taaffe, Henry Francis Bythe- anti Lincoln Militia, vice Fleming, promoted, Dec. 29. taio, Dec. 24 ; William Alcock, to be Captain ; John Fre- ,1 son, J. J. Dickson, O. Dickson, and R. Dickson, jun., advance obtained. In beans, oats, and
' originally ,Dec. 23. ,
burgher of Denmark. The vessel belonged orig , alderman h b • •
, t e fact eing that the the which wassea,
George Rowland, Dec. 29. 44th Fo et-Ensign Thomas Orton Howorth, from the derick Augustus Stodard, Gent., to be Lieutenant, London and Gottenburg, merchants, so far as regards R.
to a native of Russia, and it being an object of import -
1 the le* - ` 4th Foot-Captain John Josiah Hort to be Major, with- bt John- Dickson,•
3d West York. Militia, to be Ensign without purchase, MEMORANDUM.-That the name of Ensign lea . jug.-J. Blake and S. Bingham, Chapel-street,
professedly sold sti Jet of the forgery, was not forthcoming. It ston Staasfeld, of the 2d Regiment of West York Militia, City, carmen. EXETER-DEC. 29.
once to claim a neutral flag, she was pro was in his
. out purchase. To be Captains without purchase-Lieu- Dec. 29. saWleh. eat.
CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 9s 3d
to a Danish subject at Messina, and by him transferred ,tenants Augustus Edward Henry Ansell, Jasper Hall, 47th Foot-Sur-Surgeon Henry Grange, from the was accidentally inserted in the Gazette of sth December,
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. to Os 9d. Malting barley, Os Od to 4s 6d • grinding do., 41
, sibilit of dis ate that the roceeds of the for tr
to the present master. The latter sale occurred while . Y I) I' g 37, James Barton, M. Hamilton Dowbiggin, Patrick Robert- Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Saunders, promoted, as Robert Johnston Sta,nsfield
the Soglasie was on her passage
from Cronstadt to if such he might be allowed. to called the offence eon, vice Hort, Dec. 29. Dec. 29. Worcestershire Regiment of Militia.-William Henry James Herbertson and Thomas Herbertson, Glasgow, Od to 4s 4d. Oats 3s Od to 3s 6d. Beans Oa Od to Os
wrights,Jan. ,at
Leith, and there was noproof of
payment.,
It was sub- which had been committed found their wa within an 9th F Foot-Ca tain Duncan Munro Bethune to be
, y o • pCharles Geor e Clarke from the Gent. to be Ensign, vice Monro, resigned,
Major, 57th Foot-Lieutenant g , . Spooner,
William Douglas, Glasgow, stationer, Jan. 5, at the FLOUR. -Fine, 56s Od to 57s 03 •; seconds, 54s 03 to 55s
mitred the sale at Messina was irregular, and did not hour from the time the money was paid over the coulter without purchase. To be Captains without purchase- South Devon Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, owe Dec. 27.
entitle the vessel to Danish nationality, ae she was not into the hands of the prisoner. In order to obviatethe Lieutenants Robert Daunt ;T. E. Bowerbaak Dent ; Bird, promoted, Dec. 29. West Suffolk Militia.-Edward Frederic Agnew, Esq., Globe Hotel, Gla.seow. Od per sack.
John Rennie, Phantassie and East Linton, Haddington- CATTLE.-Prime beef, lOs 9d per score ; cows and calves
Russia, at the t•
bound to Denmark, but to ime. It was .
legal difficulty which thus presented itself, be had given William Burden, and Frederick Smith, Deo. 29. 60th Foot-Honourable Richard Prendergast Vereker to be Captain, Dec. 16.butchers' calves, 6dto 7d
shire, farmer, Jan. e 9, at Mansfield's Chambers, Edin- 12/. to 161. ;
14th Foot-Brevet-Lieutthant-Colonel Sir James Ed- si without urchase vice Travers, promoted, Royal Cumberland Regiment of Militia-Samuel Fiona-
be En gn, p ,
alleged on the other side, the master only became a to the prisoner a notice to produce the cheque, ant" lie
ward Alexander K.O to be Major without purchase. Deo. 29. more, Gent., to be Lieutenant,b Dec. 19. burgh. calves 00s to 00s each. Shee, Nd to sed. Lambs, Od to
subject of Russia by service, being by origin a Prus- proposed, in case that dooument should not bepro- , • without" W'lle
To obe Captains purchase.-Lieutenants i lam 633 Foot-Lieutenant Richard Halliday Archer, from Royal Flintshire Militia-George Gordon Warren, 03 per lb. Store hogs, large size, 00s to 50s each ; slips,
duced, to give secondary
sian, and that haying left the Russian service he hadHanbury Hawley, Charles Edward Grogan, and John the South Devon Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, Gent., to be Ensign. THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. Pork carcases from 9s 03 to 100 Od per score.
become a Danish subject by entering into the employ- cheque and secondary evidence of the forgery. Barlow, Dec. 29. vice \Vyborg, promoted, Dec. 29. Royal Radnor Militia-William Theobald Butler, Gent.,
ment of a Dane. Mr. F. Density, clerk to Messrs Spooner and Att. 17th Foot-Captain Thomas Ormsby Ruttledge to be 68th Foot-Ca • Herbert Blount to bo Major, with- to be Ensign, Dec. 19.
Captain , --neon- . --,
The Court thought the claimants had not made out a wood, of Gracechurch-street, bankers, said Messrs. Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains with- out purchase, vice Brevet Lieuteiaant-Colonel Harry Hampshire Regiment of Militia. Infantry-Captain
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDEDsINVERNESS.-DEC. 26.
sufficient case to induce It to decree restitution. It con- Stevens and Co., of the Southwark-bridge-road, loops out purchase-Lieutenants Clement H. J. Heigham, Wil- Smyth, died of his wotuids ; Lieutenant Charles U. Shut- Christian William MoNiell, late of the Royal London CORN.-Wheat, white, per qr., 69s Od to 71s Od. Bare
demued the ship and cargo. an account at our house. On Monday, the 18th iast., Liam Henry Earle, Richard William Craclock, Dec. 29. tleworth to be Captain, without purchase, vice Blount, Militia, to be Captain, Dec. 8 ; Ensign Alfred Augustus WAR-OFFICE, DEC: 29. ley, chevalier, 31s Od to 32s 03; ditto, common, 30a Od to
a sealed note was brought to the counter with the sass- 18th Foot-Brevet-Major George Frederick S. Call to bel to 30s Od
Nov, 24 ; Lieutenant and Adjutant T. de C. Hamilton to James, late 3d West York Militia, to be Lieutenant ; The Right Hon. the Secretary at War has received from 31s Od. Oats, 20s 0( . .
THE JOHANNES CEfRIBTOPH. MFAL -Oatmeal per imp. boll 24s 6d to 25s eld • ditto
A report of this case has alre d d• a y appeare in our book f\l Stevensand Aclerkt kht o . essrs. evens an on. oo -t a Major, without purchase, Deo. 29. To be Captains with-
out purchase-Lieutenants William Henry Graves, Joseph be Captain without purchase, vice Shuttlewortin whose Henry Williswillis Fleming, Gent., to be Lieutenant; George his Grace the Duke of Newcastle the following list o , . , p p. , . _
Egerton Hodgson, Gent., to be Ensign; Edward Charles casualties amongst the noncommissioned officers aid pri- second, 00s Od to Os 03; barleymeal, 15s Oci to Os Od ;
columns, note into the c t• hand brought b 1 oun mg- house
George Wilkinson, John Swinburn, Dec. 29. 77th Foot-Ensign H. M. L. Colquhoun to be Liente- Forwood, Gent., to be Ensign, Dec. 20. Tates in the Forces under the command of Field-Marshal peasemeal, 16s 801 to Os Od; bran, per stone, Os Bd. to 9d;
The learned jugsaid hshouldthe
ge e net call upon order for a cheque-book, signed Stevens and Son, 1, •Lewis•
19th Foot-Captain John Li Richer Rooks o
Richard
Royal 1« esex Regiment o re- • .. ~ from e
Ist or East M. I
consignees of the cargo to bring in freight to meet the and I delivered to the person who brought thtm a Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains with- E. Leggett Lieutenant,without purchase ; John
to be derick Gibbons, Esq., to be Captain, vice Hinds, deceased, both days inclusive :- 03s 03 ; oatmeal, best, per at. of 141 b imperial 2s 63
claim of the master. cheque-book containing 200 cheques, numbered from out purchase-Lieutenats M. L. Blake, Leonard Douglas
George Skene, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Dec. 20. RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROM NOV. 27 TO ,
to Os 03 • ditto second, Os Od to Os 03 ;barleymeal is 6d
..-..--., 3,950 to 4,150, both inclusive. On the same afternoon Hay Cerrie, Richard Doyle Barrett, Richard Fielding Morgan, promoted, Dec. 29. 2d or Edmonton Royal Rifle Regiment of Middlesex DEC. 5, BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE. to 00s Od; peasemeal, is 8d to Os 03; Ist flour, 3503 cash,
COURT OF RANKUPTCY. between three and four o'clock, a person brought tome a Morrison, and George Clay, vice Roeke, Dec. 29. 91th Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel J. L. Dennis to Militia-Francis Charles Hastings Russell, Esq., M.P. ; 3s 6d. credit •; 2d ditto, 20 63 cash, 2s 9d credit.
cheque, and I delivered to that person three Bank of 20th Foot-Brevet-Major James B. Sharpe to be Major be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet- Sir Erskine Perry, M.P., to be Lieutenants, Dec. 23.
Sayßoal Artillery-1 rank and file, killed.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.) England notes, one for 300/„ numbered 34,669, dated without purchase Dec. 29. To be Captains without pur-
Colonel Milner, who retires upon fullepay ; Captain Wen. Ist or Soath Durham Regiment of Militia of the County pers-1 rank and file wounded. BRISTOL SUGAR-Dec. 29.
IN RE COLE. lto • nt of Foot-3 rank and file wounded.
This was the adjourned
examination meeting in the 12th January; one for 50/., No. 27,274, 9th May ; and chase-Lieutenants Hoary James, James George Hay,
Henry Kirby to be Major, without purchase, vice Dennis ; of Durham-Edward Egremont, Gent. ; George Sowerby, smear
rank . , The offices have been closed this week, as usual at Christ
e
4,, Stephen R. Chapman, and Edward Leet, Dec. 29. 4th Foot-1 and file, killed.
one for 20/ No. 12,595, Bth Au ust. lut the che u Captain Brotherton Browne, from half-pay, unattached, Gent., to be Ensigns, Dec. 22.mss, and we are consequently without transactions to re•
case of Joseph Windle Cole, merchant, of Birchin-lane.
on the file. When I deliveredg the pch bock aI
usual . eque-21st Foot-Captain the Honourable Jas. Lyon Browne 9th Foot-3 rank and file ounded.
to be Captain, vice Whahah, aPpointed. Paymaster ; Lieu- Artillery Regiment of Militia. of the County of Durham , •
whom were port. Business will be resumed on Tuesday next, Jan. 2.
The meeting had been adjourned to give time for theto be Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains
tenant Justin E. D. MacCarthy to be Captain, without _First Lieutenant George Hodgson to be Captain, 20th Foot -7 rank and tile, wounded (2 of wer
noticed the signature to the note and considered ',hat it • omitted in the Return of Nov. 26).
bankrupt to file his accounts, but none had been pre- without purchase.-Lieutenants John Aldridge, Henrymilton Pratt, Dec. 22.
haso vice Kirby • Lieutenant Hwas correct, and that induced me to deliver the cheque-re
who
MT • C Thomas Gape, Gent. ; 21st Foot-2 rank and file, killed; 1 serjeant, 2 rank
sented. FitzFl d• BerkeleyM - Crofton Peddle, Dec.D 29
ar mg axse, ec. . to be Captain, by purchase, vice Browne, retires; Hertfordshire i itia- ,eorgeCOAL MARKET.-Dec. 30.
Mr. Bagley, for the bankrupt, said he was instructed book. I know the prisoner. He was about two years oed Foot-Brevet-Major William Pitcairn Campbell to
E' n William Plu r Gaekell to be Lieutenant, with-usig . nee . .
.Edward Vernon White, Gent. ; Henry Harrison Bartlett, and file, wounded.
Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
a clerk in the same house, and he left their service a be Major without purchase. To be Captains without pur- GL. Hedley to be Gent ,to be Ensi Dec. 27. 29th Foot-2 rank and file killed ; 8 rank and file wounded.
to state that, by his utmost exertions and with the as- .lout purchase, vice MacCarthy , Ensign G. gns,
few weeks since. lam acquainted with his handwrit- chase.-Lieutenants Henry Bathurst, Frederick Sayer,
Lieutenant, by purchase vice Pratt ; Josiah R.obt. Rolls, Ist • Royal Lanarkshire Militia.-Edward Thomas Dun. 3Sith Foot-2 serjeants, 3 rank and file, wounded.. Wallsend, kit.
sistance of a skilful accountant, he had been unable to •s. 1 in d.
and Lorin • dthis G T 1 John,William Cel Clorke, Dec. 29. -• ' 1 • Hedley, Dec. 29.
mg, g now examine note (the note re- eorge rove yan Ca Gent., to be nsign, by purchase, vice das, Es to be Captain,vice W. C. J. Anstruther, re- 44th Foot-2 rank and file, weaseled.
q.,
get his accounts ready. Being confined in Newgate on 46th Foot-1 serjeant, killed; 7 rank and file, wounded. Bate 's West Hartley 16 0 Framwellgate l9 6
Questino the new cheque-book I d ' • 28th Foot-Brevet-Major Mottram Andrews to be Ma-
), o not hesitate to sa.v 95th Foot-Brevet-Major Alfred. Thomas He to be signed, Dec. 11.
a criminal charge, he had not access to the papers which • - • • his • • - 'withoutpurchase, Dec 29. To be Captains without
that I believe it to be in handwriting. The note was .1or, -
were necessary to enable him to vouch the items of his purchase-Lieutenants Henry William Donnie, gohn champion, died of his wounds ; Lieutenant Charles Henry to be Ensign, Deo. 16. 50th Foot-5 rank and file, killed ; 8 rank and file, Hasting's Hartley l7 C Haswell 20 6
as follows •-" 18th essrs Spooner ane Co ,
accounts ; and having to send for those papers had occa- • Dec," • • ' . • Dunda.s Malcolm, Sussex Lennox Aubry B. Messiter, Or- Martin to be Captain, without purchase, vice Heyland, file inissin
[The following article is substituted for that which ap- wounded ; 3 rant and , g. North Percy Hartley ...16 (Kepler Grange 2O 0
Please send per bearer a new cheque-book, and oblige 20 6
57th Foot-1 rank and file, wounded. Whitwell l6 t South Flettou
signed great delay. The bills and other documents Lando Robert Hammond Orlobar, Dec. 29. Dec. 1. To be Lieutenants without purchase-Ensign G.
Peared in the Gazette of the sth of December inst.]
were chiefly in the hands of bill-brokers, who were much Stevens and Soil. " From a circumstance which
yours, . 30th Foot-Brevet-Major Edmund Augustus Whitmore 3th Foot-1 rank and file, weunsied.
HL. Brooke, vice Martin, Dec. 1 ; Ensign J. W. J. Royal Wilts Militia-Arthur Pearse, Gent., to be Lieu- i 6 'Canfield Moor l7 0 Plummer l9 6
occurred, viz., from a doubt I had as to the genuineness to be without purchase. To be Captains without ' 96th Foot-1 serjeant, wounded. Canfield Moo; flutes 17 0 Russell's Hetton 20 0
occupied at this season of the year, and had not been of • • Stockwell, vice Brooke, whose promotion en the Bth inst. tenant, Nov. 11.
able to attend to Mr. Cole's application for the produc-d f d Major, • • •
the signature, I referred to the register, an sun purchase -Lieutenants William John Brook, Edward N. has been cancelled, Dec. 8; Ensign Norton Kuatchbull, Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade-1 rank and file, killed ; 7 rank Walker Primrose ~.......15 e Stewart's 2O 6
that thed d •th Flk W'll. J 2
number en the cheques correspon e wi one ,a nen 1 lam ernes Robertson Dec. 9. - and file, wounded. Wylain 19 1., Cassop l9 9
tion of various documents. A good deal had been donefrom the Royal Wilts Militia to be Ensign, without par BANK OF ENGLAND. 20 3
of the numbers of the cheque I had given out in the 33d Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel George V. Mundy s a
Ambulance-1 rank and file, wounded. Hartlepool
towards completing the accounts, and the bankrupt chase, vice Stoc well, promoted, Dec. 29. 32, for 19 6
Total-1 serjeant, 12 rank and tile, killed; 4 serjeants, Wallsend, ke. Hough Hall
hoped to finish them soon •he e , therefore asked for another morniug.
George Dixon, ticket porter, of Wentworth-street, to be Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains
without purchase-Lieutenants Thomas Basil Fanelaawe, 98th Foot-Lieutenant Robert James, from half-pay
of the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Browne, ap- Ari Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Sth Victoria, cap.
the Week ending on Saturday the 23d day of Dc.., 1854.
55 rank and file, wounded ; 3 rank and file, missing. Acorn Close lB 9 Trimdon .. 20 6
adjournment. Ruined
and lost as he was in the world, S ' lfi- ld •d My stand is at the Rose and
pita .8, sal .- Crown, T. S. Vacher, C. Carter Barrett, Walter G. Nugent, Chas. • d the 84th F •E • Robert vicar
Ellis
pointe to Foot , EnsignTSSUE DEPARTMENT. J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT, Hilda 17 3 South Kellee 19 0
x
X2O 6
he was anxious to do hie duty to his creditors to the ut- Adjutant-General. liarton lB 0 Tees
in Old Broad-street, where I have been u wards of 40 E. Mansfield, vice Mond, Dec. 29. to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice James, who retires ; Notes issued . • • ... 27,478,185 Government debt.... 11,015,100
most, and certainly looked for the same indulgence as I th ft f 711 d I)
34th Foot-Brevet-Major John Simpson to be Major,Healey lB 0 Thornley 18 1
y„rs. n e a ernoon o. on ay, the 18th a William Blackett, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchas© rice Other securities...... 2,984,900 ---
was extended to other bankrupts., gentle- without purchase, 29. Bilis, Dec. 29. Gold coin and bullion 13,475,155 NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED Lawson l7 31Whitwerth l9 0
man came to me at my stand at 20 minutes to hl' t Dec.*
a r-pas Silver bu11i0n........ - OFFICERS AND MEN KILLED, FROM 27111 Riddell l7 6'Cowpen 17 1
To be Captains without purchase-Lieutenant David Rifle Brigade-Second Lieutenant C. A. P. Boileau to 6
Mr. Murray (for the aseignee)-How much time do 3 o'clock, It was ' the prisoner. He said,
id,"Porter, I _
you require ?Steuart, G. E.Brown Westhead, Granville William Puget, ---- NOVEMBER TO STH DECEMBER, 1854, BOTH Eden Slain 19 6 Derwentwater Hartley. 17
know be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Godfrey, deceased, £27,478,185
£27,478,185
Mr. Bagley-Two months, your face a long time-I've a job for you, to go Robert Campbell, Dec. 29. NOV. 2S. ; Ensign Alexander Heywood to be Lieutenant, DAYS INCLUSIVE. 13reddyll 2ll 0
- . to the bank and bring me 3/ 0 sovereigns." He put three 38th Foot-Brevet-Ma' John W. S. Smith to be
Majorm. MARSHALL. Chief Cashier. KILLED.
Mr. Murra hough it was quiout of the uestion.
y t Mite q h •ce Boileau, whose promotion on the
without pure ase, vi
Dated the 28th day of Dec., 10454.
bank notes into my hand and saidfor 3701. I without hse Dec. 29. To be Captains with-
they were Majorj, pure a , ec. 8 • Ensign F. W Nov. 29.
The assignees being
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
can't say whether the notesproduced are the same notes. out purchase- Lieutenants Archibald C. Snodgrass, - - Lieutenant, withoutpurchase, • Hey- 28th Regiment of Foot. SEA BORNE MAILS.
at bay as to the property. The bankruptcy took placeFremantle to be vice X
I borrowed abg f M
Frederick eswic , eines Eyre a , • 22 I December, h b 14,553,000 Government securities Private Michael Fitzgerald. •
Mr. Stevens the landlord of thewood, whose promotion on rho c as been Proprietors' capital ..
in August last, but the bankrupt had stopped in June,
Roe a-
° - ' John Addington,Dec. ec. 29. cancelled, Dec. 22. To be Ensigns without purchase- Rest . ........... 3,140,652 (Includg.Dcad Weight (N signifies that the malls are sent from the General Pest-office
since which time the creditors had been able to get no Rose and Crown, and went to the Bank of Eng-
39th Foot-Brevet-Major Arthur Herbert to be Major,Annuity) .... - .... 11,609,563 DEO. 2.
James Frederick Henley, Gent., vice Norris, promoted, euenc deposits tin- ~y the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.)
account whatever. Much of the property had been land. Thegentleman saidwould •
he be back in the
without purchase- Lieutenants William Greenhaus,
Dec. 24; Ensign John Clerk, from the 6th Foot, vice eluding Exchequer, Other securities ...... 14.581,403 Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade.
made away with already ; and unless the bankrupt were course of a quarter of an hour. I gave to a gentleman James Agnew, William Henry Wilson, Thomas J. Dixon,
80. Dec.J.fromCileau, promoted, ec. 2o • Ensign C. Pester, the ommissioners of N .hey ... .......... 8,352, 4,0 Private John Randall
put under some terms the whole would be frittered in the Bank of England the mime bank-notes the pri- National Debt, Say- Gold and silver coin .. 658,919 DaY when ma•le oil Prom what When
Dec 29. 21st Foot, vice Honourable "li.. Anson, promoted, Dec. 26 ; 50th Regiment of Foot.
lug's Banks, and COUNTRIL, in General Post- Port dui ill
llshould b •
away. e e required, at least to render such ' •
corset- had given me T' o tl • the Bankasked • • Tile een eman in e 41st Foot-Captain Robert Pratt to be Major, without,
H. D. Baill©, Gent., vice Talbot, promoted, Dec. 27 •E. Dividend Accounts) 6,510,414 Private John cutter Office, London.* Dispatched. Euglasol.
accounts as he had been able to prepare. Hef d me some questions, and then gave me the 370 Bove- purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains without purchase-
ro esse S. G. Woodford, Gent., vice Fremantle, Dec. 28 • Lieu- other deposits ...... 10,009,957 Private Owen Dohetry --.....-
at the last to bereigns, and I put them into the bag I had borrowed of Lieutenants Charles P. Bertram, George Robert Fitzroy,
meeting, able to make out speech ac- ge• • tenant H. A. Seriven, from the 4th Middlesex kilitia, Seven Day and other Private Richard Nagle Americanseeiriopaceps svery Friday .. Liverpool ... gacb:I.10111
count from his banker's ass books ;he might surel or. Stevens. I took the bag and the money back to . c
Wilhem Allen, Dec. 29. Dec. 29. Ri115........ ... . 938,6'22 Private Lewis McDonald Imerice kby United Sts.
render that account. y the Rose and Crown, and stood outside with it in my 423 Foot-Brevet-Major John Cameron Macpherson to
Ist West India Regiment-John Richard O'Meara Law- -
£35,202,615 - --
£35,202,C45 packet)
America (by U States ••••• • • • • • Liverpool ... Jan ,s
Mr. Bagley said the account
cash
was not ready, and ,
hands, and in about 20 minutes the prisoner came u, be Major, without purchase, Dee. 29. To be Captains
ler, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Beamish, M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Artillery. packet) ..........N •• ••••• •• • • Southampton
d said ,<< Porter, have you got them . I said Yes.
te • ,`, 1", without purchase-Lieutenants Rowland A. Fraser, John .
t 1 to the Foot 9.
appoin ec . 45th . , Dec.. . Bombardier Adam Fyfe. Australia (via South-
could not be completed till he got answers from the an sal ' Chatham M`Leod, R. (Atm bll C • h e Henry
p e uning am ,Edward Armstrong Dated the 23th day of Dec., 1854.
3il West India Regiment-Ensign ampton) .......... el Jail. 4 •-•••••• • • Southampton Feb. T
bill brokers, Mr. Hutton, the accountant, had fur- He said " Come in doors," and we went into the Rose Monteomery, Dec. 29. to be Lieateuant, without purchase, vice Savaee, deceased, -• DBCEMBER 4. Ditto (via Marseilles) a IJan 9 . Dover ......
PRICE OF SUGAR. Ditto (via Cape of Good'
• the cash-account,
coshed
, on 44th Foot-Captain William MacMahon to be Major,
Oct. 5 • Ensign Georee Gant Beazley to be 'Lieutenant, 46th Regiment•
needed verification, ledge of the bar. Mr. Stevens, the landlord, was there •
without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains without par-
withont purchase, vice Armstrong, whose promotion on The average price of Brown. or Muscovado Sugar cora- Serjeant George Dignam. Hops) ............N Dec. 4 . ••. erneerta
Mr. Graham, the official assignee, said he had at the time. The prisoner paid me half-a-crown, and I chase-Lieutenants Edward Ogle Streatfield, William Hy.
the lit December, 1854, has been cancelled, Dec. 1. week le h 26 h
puted from the returns made in the en( mg te t :Utica (West coast) ..es ad of the month .. Plymouth ..
.Uexandria..........N 4,9, 24, & 30 of m • Dover ......
written, left bins with the landlord. On that day the prisoner had Mansfield, Richard Preston, Francis William Thomas er hundredweight of
at the request of the bankrupt, to Messrs. Overend and Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment-Major Percy Hill to Dec., 1851, is 193 10. ed peexclusive DECEMBER 5. Alexandria........ -111 Ith &.'ioth of trim.. Southampton
Gurney, and Messrs. Sa.ndeman for certa. d on a shining coat and a pair of leather leggings like those Caulfield, Dec. 29. be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel the duties of . p . .
Customs :ski or payable therean on the ins- 4th Regiment of Foot. !lemmas
•.. .. .. NI 17th of the month Southampton
but th • , in ocuments, produced by the officer. 46th Foot-Brevet-Major Arthur George Vesey to be
their answer was that they could not furnish them * . . Taylor, who retires; Captain James Nicol Holmes
to be portation thereof into Great Britain. Private Thomas Williams. Belgium ............N Daily •••••• • • • • • • Dover .... - Daily
till the end of the year. The prisoner was, after a very long investigation, Major, without purchase. To be Captains without pur- Major, by purchase, vice Hill • Lieutenant Kenneth - - Brazil ..............I`,l 9th of the month.. Southampton Jan. 16
BANKRUPTS. Buenos Ayre5........M 9th of the mouth,. Southanipon
The Commissioner suggested that the best course ordered to be brought up again on Friday next. chase-Lieutenants Charles Somerville Wilester,William Mackenzie Moffatt to be Captain, by purchase, rice Holmes; 21st Regiment of Foot. Cape of Good Hope ...N Various ports uncertelle
Reginald Hoeketh, John Augustus Fine, Alfred Henry • Gibson street, Lambeth, baker, to
Samuel Lampkin„ . „
Ensign Edward \Volley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Private Frederick McDonnell. Cape of Good Hope .. N
would be to take a moderate adjournment with the dia.surrender Jan. 13, and Feb. 9, at 12, at Basinghall-street.
Waldy, Dec. 29. vice Moffatt William Fleming Masson, Gent., to be En- Private Isaac Sewell• cape de vends ......N 9th of the month Southampton
timer understanding ' LAMBETH -lam. 6' . d ffi 1 1 Ic•
that, unless the accounts were filed • teeter , a ru an y- oo mg
47th Foot-Brevet-Major John Lardner to be Major, 11 b ;
vice Sol., Moss, Gracechurch-street ; off. assig., Canaan, Alder- - Ceylon (see India)
before the next meeting the court would either order an fellow, was charged with violently assaulting his wife without purchase. To be Captains without purchase- sign, •'. 1) -- Woolley; Lieutenant William
v urchaso,
manbury. Ceylon ...............N
adjournment tine die, or till a period after the • . and son, a boy,upwards of 14 years of age.•
Henry Sharpe to be Adjutant, vice Moffatt, promoted, 28th Regiment.
George Fifoot Lyde, Church-passage Basinghall-street, Channel Isles ........N Mon ~Wed.,&Frki. Southampton TU.11.944
expiration Lieutenants Charles Elgee, Charles Aldersey Stevenson, -,-, , 2,
. . .
.Private Patten Smith.
of the sentence of the Criminal
Court. Mary Gerrard, the wife, said she had been • d
married to Frederick Hunter,'`'e" •-..
Richard George Ellison, Fitz William Provisional Depot Battalions--Brevet-Colonel John T. ' 12, at Basinehall-
lacemaker, Jan. 6, at 12, and Feb. 9, at ,
.d ChinnCi (see India) mtd & 17th of month Southampton
Inr.Murra.y said there miht be other char es to b the prisoner for 27 years and. during the greater part Sampson Pilkington, vice Lardner, Doc. 29. Hill, from half-pay 21st Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel; street. Sols., Lloyd and Rule, Milk-street, Cheeps]. e;
50th Regiment. ' Constantinople ...„ ~ le 8,13, i8,23,&28 dm D0ver......
brought against the bankrupt in g eof that time his conduct had' been ex d• 1 harshand 49th Foot-Ca t • Lachlan H. G. Maclean to be Major, '• ' ' s off. assig. Whittnore, Baeinghall-street. Constantinople ........,4th & 20th of moo. Southampton
p addition to those for cee ing y p ain half telait b
Major John Johnston from a -pay una sac ec, o e Private George Bradley.
which he was undergoing punishment • and it cruel towards her. He frequently struck her, so that without purchase. To be Captains without purchase-Huntingdon d -
James 'Atkinson and Alfred Atkinson, Huntine , ra Cont. of Europe M& N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twie4alllsl
; was the major; Brevet-Major 'Donald Angus George Darrach, of J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT.
intention of the assignees to go through her life had been a perfect burden to her. He had been Lieutenants Fanshawe William Gostling, George Henry - •'Lieutenant John Burke,Pere, Jan 6, at 11i, and Feb. 16, at 12, at Basin hall- Egypt (see India)
gh the whole of his the 51st Foot, to be Adjutant ; Adjutant-General. France ........ 31 & N Twice daily.-- Dover ...... Twieedall7
affairs, as though he was at the bar of the Oldpretty steady for a short time before Christmas, but on Lamb, Richard D. Astley, Dec. 29. street. Sole., Sole and Co., Aldermanbury ; off. assign .
27th Foot, to be Quartormas.ter, Dec. 29. -- Gibraltar . . eil4, 7, 17, 20, 27 of m. Southampton Def. 26
for these other offences. Bailey, boxing•day he got drunk, and since that time he had 50th Foot-Brevet-Major Henry Edwin Wear* to be , Pennell, Guildhall-chambers.
His Honour said it was possible that the ewers of been very "violent to her and his children. On tl t Major, without purchase. To be Captains without per- BREVE r. Henry Albert Linford, Sherborne-lane, City, tavern- NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED Greece (see India)
FROM Greytown .......„ s4l2rid & 17th of coon. Southampton J. 1
that court might be placed '• P morning he struck his son and knocked him' down lachase-Lieutenants D • 1 William Tupper, Raymond Brevet-Colonel Henry Robert Milner, on retired full-pay
and male keeper, Jan. 8, at 12, and Feb. 8, at 2, at Basinghall street. OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED FRO
Harnburgh N 'Tuesday & Friday London .....
in abeyance in consequence • - , 'Herbert 'White William Henry Maneea, Dec- 29. of the 91th Foot, to be Major-Genersd in the Army, the Sol B b h t eet Belgraye road ; off. THE 27eif NOVEMBER TO seli DECEMBER, 1854,
of the sentence of the Criminal Court. He had not the on her begging of him to desist, he knocked her down I cute, ' ~Pollock, ess oroug -a r , i iavannah el 2nd of the month Southampton Jai. 1
taPorv, Iwn,‘ ~,I.c.A her eloleut‘). w,elle or, the. nrol rt iFoot-Brevat-V[ajor John Coats to be 7.'slajor. T. rank being only. honorary, Deo. 29. ass,,i,, Johnson, Basin hall-street. BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE. Holland i5iDai1y............ Dover ~.....Deity
same power that he had in ordinary cases, It was of „„ . , _
._ • „ 1t . ' 5,,. Ce.ptitine without purohaeo --Lieutenant. Williaaa Captain Brotherton Browne, of the 94th Foot, to be Ueorgo J. es Luc Ch.rt.oy, Surrey builder, Jan. 13, Ilonduras .... .. m 17th of the month. Southampton
lilll prisoner s son, a boy of 14 years of age, one of Barnston, Frederick Cocker nit Elton, Richard -England, 1d...3.r is, t.....A.5.w.7, ..-,. as_
no use to hold out a threat which could not be carried. in h 11-street surrey,
Ja not New- WOUNDED. India (viaSouthampt.)mi4th & 20th of mon.!PlyrnOuth .. pee. 22
whose eyes was very black and very much swollen said 1 John Richard Hume, Dee. 29. Brevet-Major Brotherton Browne, of the 94th root, to end Feb.ee. (1, at 1, at Bsg a. - -, q, .
inn, Strand, and Lovett, Gulldford, Surrey ; off. song., NOV. 26. [mita (via marsoinee)sll9th3c2sth of month Dover
into execution, and which would be merely nugatory. that the injury was inflicted by his father, and added ' 57th Foot-Captain John Auchmuty to be Major, with- be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, Nov. 11. Lee, Aldermanbury. (Omitted in last Return.) -
tonhal Isles (see India)l7, 17, & 27 of moni D0ver......
A cash account must:be filed within a month, to which that h - • 1 ' hie • tT b C tains without purchase-Lisu-
at e was continua ly beating re mother and chi'. out purchase. o e Captains Major-General Richard Aire y, being the Senior Super- Charles Maryon Crooks, Church-row Houndsditch, 20th Regimeat of Foot. Ireland ~......M Si N Twice daily .... .. Holy head ~. Twloodailf
time a nominal adjournment would be made, with the numerary MajoinGeneral, to succeed to the vacancy on the tesbon te 7,9, 17, &27 of m. Southampton Jan. 16
dreg. tenants George Herman Norman, George Udny Hague, victualler, Jan. 13 and Feb. 6, at 12, at It'asinghall-street. Private Matthew Prime, severely Madeira 3l 9th of the month Southampton
understanding that, upon a satisfactory cash acoount
_Wm. Edward Brown, Alex. Lester Copland, Dec. 29. fixed Establishment of General Officers, Dec. 29.
4. T 6 said -That • mos a.gg, 21 P, sal - ton the night before he Sole., Trehern and White, Barge-yard-chambers, Buck- Private Charles Wheeler, slightly Madeira N 23d of month .... Liverpool ... Dec 16
being furnished the court
,would extend the time, both 623 Foot-Captain Wm. F. Dickson to be Major, with- HOSPITAL STAFF. %mita (see India)
lersbury; off. assig., Edwards, Sawbrook-court.
saw theprisoners' wife, and she then expressed
a dread
for the purpose of the examination of the accounts by the out purchase. To be Captains without purchase-Lieu- Acting-Assistant-Surgeon Jeffery Allen Marston, M.D., James Mortimer, Grosvenor-road, St. John's•wood, liana •..........., ~N 8,18, &2$ of coon. Dover ......Dee. 29
that her husband would beat her, and that she had Nov. 27. afaurltius (see India)
assignees, and for explanation, if explanation were mecca-tenants Charles Cooch, Glyn Guns, Joseph Sanderson, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Grange, appointed to the ' builder, Jan. 2at 2., and Feb. 2atl, at Basinghall-street.
walked about the streets all Tuesday night rather than Sappers. %fatuities N 14th of the month{
sary. If there was any negligence the court would have Dec. 29. 47th Foot, Dec. 29. Sols. Parker and Co., Bedford-row ; off. assig., Edwards,
face his violence He took her home and the risoner Private John Giles, slightly gexteo m 2nd of the month.. iSoathampten Jan. I
, p 63(1 Foot-Ca.ptain Charles Higginbotham to be Major, To be Acting-A.ssistant-Surgeons-Frederick Wilkinson Sa , nal:rook-court. Naples ..... .., Nlsolsth2sthofMen..lDOTer ......
to consider whether an adjournment sine die wasnot the *
let Battalion Rifle Brigade.
proper course. at that time promised him he should not illuse her, but without purchase. To be Captains without purchase- Gent. Venry-Richard Percy, Gent. ; John Bayly, Gent.; Wm. Kinton Gibbs, Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer, Private William Bagwell, slightly Sow Granada M2d & l7th of month Southampton
Mr. Murray asked that the • • assignees might have said at the same time he should throw his children into Lientenants Thomas Johns, Wm, Henry Newenham, John Robert Dade, Gent. ; William Henry Corbett, Gent. ; Jan. 8 and 29, at 10e, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Smith, Private Patrick Keough, slightly New Zea1and........., By private skip .. Various pert- UneertaAl
Papal States N sthlsth2sthormon.,Dover ......
the canal on the following morning. JleC kb F L n Townshend Paterson, Dec. 29. Randolph Webb, Gent. ; James Jardine, Gent. - Henry Horaeley-heath, and-Motteraua and Knight, Birmingham ;
g. The wife re- ein oc urn, F. oga
liberty to examine the bankrupt in the interval. Peninsula .. „, ..., „No 7th l 7 tii`L7 thofinon.lSouthainpton
The Commissioner-Of course ; they will take such mained on his promise not to illuse her, but on five 68th Foot-Captain H. Harpur Greere to be Major, Sherlock, Gent. • Charles O'Callaghan, Gent. ; William off. assig., Whitmore, Birmingham. Peru .............,,m 'ld Si 27th of moniSouthampton
o'clock the fallowing(that) • h • morning, a (witness) heard .
without purchase. To be Captains without purchase- Ramsay, m,D inse. le, Ann Wilkinson, Crosuaere, Shropshire, innkeeper, Jan. Nov. 28. P.irt Natal NBy private shlp...lrarious ports Uneortall?
~
steps for that purpose as they may think fit, Lieutenants William Henry Seymour, Harrison W. J. 6 and 26, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Wace, 38th Regiment of Foot. Sizily ~ ....... ~.,N sthlsth2sthofmon, Dover ......
a loud noise, and, on going to the house, found him beat- e • :MEMORANDUM.
The bankrupt was then examined. In answer to uee-
tions from Mr. he d
Murray,ray eposed-In May last I
q ins her and his son. Tlst Foot-Brevet-Major Robert D. Campbell to be The removal of Ensign Sparks, from the 68th Foot, to a assig Whitmore, Birmingham.
e Private John Nugent, slightly. Venezuela M 24 & 17th of month sinithampton Jan ;1
shipped goods to Messrs. Fanshawe and Milligan, of The wife was recalled, and admitted that she had Major withoutpurchase. aT be Captains withoutpurchase Cornetcy in the 4th Light Dragoons, as stated in the Ga-
o
Au -tralia) .. I
New York,at leastgoods shipped to them - -Lieutenants
band's brutality. Lieutenants John Ignatius Macdonell, Charles Francis _cite of the 15th Dec., has be
Smith, William Francis Segrave, Bent Neville. Dec. 29. been cancelled.
The appointment of James Frederick Henley, Gent., to Feb. 10, at 12, at Leeds Court, at nheffiefcl. Sol., Fer-
nail, Sheffield ; off. assig., Brewin, Sheffield. Private William Ibbs, slightly.
- -Vest Indies .... ~ ~ M pile 17tti o; monresouthampten)ean. 1
I
account from the continent. The amount was about
\I Norton animadverted the • 'bt Ft 77th Foot-CaptainWilliam Forbes to be Major, with. an Ensigncy, by purchase, in the 73d Foot, D.B stated in
r. en e prisoner a ru a 1 y, i ilsadore Bernstein, Liverpool, commission agent, Jan. 8 Nov. 29. - -
2,600/. I did not pay for the goods, but accepted bills 'tvhen any of these -Sates fall ill a Sunday, the mails will be d 0.4.0.4.
.4. •L.,-............41... ,r....._r on,. -ur__ r .. , and sentenced him to 4 months' hard labour. the 2id i
out purchaee. To be Captain without purchase-Lieu- the Gazette of e lust., has been cancelled. and 30, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sole., Evans and Son, 28th Regiment of Foot. spatched on the following (lay. with the exception of the India via
____ __ • . 1 eV I • I T 1 CM nit,. ri-,,-;‘,1;,,, mamas or Ve.;,,,, Hind., of the 26th Foot, reeeeoeei • off_ arms.- Cazenove. Liverpool. Private, James Steals. edirhtiv. Southanintonl. and the Xfalt, tenth of vvhinh :yin ha A ... n .., ..-I the

A cash account must' be filed within a month, to which
time a nominal adjorirnment would be made, with the
understanding that, upon a satisfactory cash account
being furnished, the court would extend the time, both
for the purpose of the examination of the accounts by the
assignees, and for explanation, if explanation were neces-
sary. If there was any negligence the court would have
to consider whether an adjournment sine die was not the
proper course.
Mr. Murray asked that the assignees might have
liberty to examine the bankrupt in the interval.
The Commissioner—Of course ; they will take such
steps for that purpose as they may think fit.
The bankrupt was then examined. In answer to ques-
tions from Mr. Murray, he deposed—ln May last I
shipped goods to Messrs. Fanshawe and Milligan, of
New York, at least goods were shipped to them on my
account from the continent. The amount was about
2,6001. I did not pay for the goods, but accepted bills
at three months, dated 20th May. I got an advance on
these goods from Bourne, Latham, and Rogers, of
2,7001. on account. I got their acceptances for that
amount about the 20th May, upon the understanding
that I was to send them Westminster bonds, that they
would prefer some other security. I had no Westmin-
eter bonds then, but expected some at the time. I had
some within a day or two. I gave Bourne and Co.'s
bills to Davidson and Gordon to give to Rucker and
Co. My bill-book does not show that, but I have a
perfect remembrance of it. After some little delay I
sent Bourne and Co. the bills of lading of the goods,
with a letter to Panshawe and Co. to account to them.
A few days afterwards Bourne and Co, bad a legal as-
signment ; it was prepared by Mr. Digby, I got no
other bills of security for the same transaction from
Bourne, Latham, and Co. I speak from recollection,
but the account will show it. I applied for a larger
. advance on the bonds, but it was not granted. In the
week after I received the advance I executed three as-
signments to Bourne and Co., including 6,0001. of the
balance coming to me from Arbuthnott and Co., 3,000/.
from Ogilby and Co., and 3,0001. from another firm.
They did not apply to me for those assignments. I
required some of the documents which they held. I did
not write for them, but sent down my brother James te
Liverpool to communicate with them verbally. I gave
him a cheque, with instructions to deliver it, and get up
all the documents they held, including those relating to a
lot of railway iron, which I was called on for every day.
My brother did not know what documents be was to get,
beyond all they had. I knew what they had. There
would be an entry of them in my papers—in the letter
transmitting the documents. Cannot say from memory
within six months, when the documents were trans-
, mated. My brother took down with him the three
assignments ; he conveyed the first intimation of
them to Bourne and Co. I think he went down on
. the 20th June. I had his answer the following
morning, containing the documents that I wanted. I
do not remember whether he wrote te me, or brought
the documents himself. They included engagements
for between 400 and 500 tons of railway iron, some bar
• iron in Wales, warrants for 100 tons of steel at Hagan's
Wharf, and 50 or 100 tons of spelter at the same wharf.
Some of the iron was sold ; the steel was shipped a few
days before I got the warrant on the faith of it. The
security given to Bourne and Co. was only sent on the
13th of June, but they bad previously sent up bills on
faith of that security being given. I remember David-
, son and Gordon going away about the 19th of June.
A month before, I had received from them some of their
acceptances for about 30,0061., with which De Russett
was connected. I. was endeavouring to negotiate the
paper for them. As we could not carry out the tran-
saction, I gave them to my clerk to give to De Russett,
_ and I believe they were handed to Mr. Digby, his
solicitor. I never saw them afterwards. They were
',given to Mr. Digby as security for De Russett's ac-
, *lout.

... . Mr. Murray—What ! Bills for 30,0001. ?
_Bankrupt—Oh, they were not worth 3001. I suppose
- .!141:.1:1v.igby has them now.
Di
uvrray (to Mr. Digby)—Perhaps you will tell
tts4ll.lol
Dr. DigbYoninfave them or not I
you like to examine me, I shall be
happy to"Ya—wexeraamniy question, or to answer any letter.
Bankrupt',
statement that I. paid
daon continued—l adhere to the
Davidson and Gordon 1,2001. out
of a cheque that rdre
rsohortly before the bankruptcy ;
but on looking through my I might find it to
be otherwise. I also
to the statement that I paid
Mr. Digby
6001. I cannot ea
Mr. Digby 6001. in the notesl positively whether I paid
for my cheque of the 24th of ju
became of any of those notes. I
ha?
e annot state what
gote from Messrs. Glyn
no recollection
.how I parted wi i,h them. Cannot say
1,2001. I lent to Dovicison and Gordon ee whether the
in the notes
I received from Glyn's on the sth of June.
recollection one way or the other. I have
vi
ry have
lit o
, no
doubt; I gave Davidson and Gordon bank note,.
By Mr. Bagley—l instructed my solicitor to write "to
Mr. Murray for the points on which he wanted informs.tion, but no notice was taken of It.
ALr. Murray-1 only got that letter at 12 o'clock yes.
terday ; but it is perfectly idle for you to suppose that I
should give him that information beforehand.
The meeting was then adjourned to Jan. 25.

Ist Regiment of Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Ed-
ward A. G. Muller to be Major, without purchase, Dec.
29. To be Captains without purchase-Lieutenants Wil-
liam James Gillum, George Taaffo, Henry Francis Bythe-
sea, George Rowland, Dec. 29.
4th Foot-Captain John Josiah Hort to be Major, with-
out purchase. To be Captains without parchase-Lieu-
tenants Augustus Edward Henry Ansell, Jasper Hall,
James Barton, M. Hamilton Dowbiggin, Patrick Rohert-
son, vice Hort, Dec. 29.
9th Foot-Captain Duncan Munro Bethune to be Major,
without purchase. To be Captains without purchase-
Lieutenants Robert Daunt ; T. E. Bowerbank Dent ;
William Burden, and Frederick Smith, Deo. 29.
14th Foot-Brevet-Lieutshant-Colonel Sir James Ed-
ward Alexander, K.C., to be Major, without purchase.
To be Captains without purchase.-Lieutenants William
Hanbury Hawley, Charles Edward Grogan, and John
Barlow, Dec. 29.
17th Foot-Captain Thomas Ormsby Ruttledg• to be
Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains with-
out purchase-Lieutenants Clement H. J. Heigham, Wil-
liam Henry Earle, Richard William Cradock, Dec. 29.
18th Foot-Brevet-Major George Frederick S. Call to he
Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains with-
out purchase-Lieutenants William Henry Graves, Joseph
George Wilkinson, John Swinburn, Dec. 29.
19th Foot-Captain John Lewis Richard Rooko to be
Major, without purchase Dec. 29. To be Captains with-
out purchase-Lieutenants M. L. Blake, Leonard Douglas
Hay Cerrie, Richard Doyle Barrett, Richard Fielding
Morrison, and George Clay, vice Roeke, Dec. 29.
20th Foot-Brevet-Major James B. Sharpe to be Major
without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains without pur-
chase-Lieutenants Henry James, James George Hay,
Stephen R. Chapman, and Edward Leet, Dec. 29.
21st Foot-Captain the Honourable Jas. Lyon Browne
to be Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains
without purchase.-Lieutenants John Aldridge, Henry
Fitz Harding Berkeley Maxse, Crofton Peddle' Dec. 29.
23d Foot-Brevet-Major William Pitcairn Campbell t•
be Major without purchase. To be Captains without pur-
chase.-Lieutenants Henry Bathurst, Frederick Sayer,
George Trovelyan John, William Capel Clarke, Dec. 29.
28th Foot-Brevet-Major Mottram Andrews to be Ma-
jor, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains without
purchase-Lieutenants Henry William Dennie, John
pandas Malcolm, Sussex Lennox Aubry B. Messiter, Or-
lando Robert Hammond Orlobar, Dec. 29.
30th Foot-Brevet-Major Edmund Augastus Whitmore
to be Major, without purchase. To be Captains without
purchase-Lieutenants William John Brook, Edward N.
Falkner, William James Robertson Dec. 29.
33d Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel George V. Mundy
to be Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains
without purchase-Lieutenants Thomas Basil Fanelaawe,
T. S. Vacher, C. Carter Barrett, Walter G. Nugent, Chas.
E. Mansfield, vice Mund, Dec. 29.
34th Foot-Brevet-Major John Simpson to be Major,
without purchase, Dec. 29.
To be Captains without purchase-Lieutenant David
Steuart, G. E.Brown Westhead, Granville William Puget,
Robert Campbell, Dec. 29.
38th Foot-Brevet-Major John W. S. Smith to be
Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains with-
out purchase- Lieutenants Archibald C. Snodgrass,
Frederick Beswick, Thomas Eyre Dambert, Hon. Charles
John Addington, Dec. 29.
39th Foot-Brevet-Major Arthur Herbert to Le Major,
without purchase- Lieutenants William Greenhare,
James Agnew, William Henry Wilson, Thomas J. Dixon,
Dec. 29.
41st Foot-Captain Robert Pratt to be Major, without
purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains without purchase-
Lieutenants Charles P. Bertram, George Robert Fitzroy,
William Allen, Dec. 29.
42d Foot-Brevet-Major John Cameron Macpherson to
be Major, without purchase, Dec. 29. To be Captains
without purchase-Lieutenants Rowland A. Fraser, John
Chetham M`Leod, R. s ampbell Cuning,hame, Henry
Montgomery, Dec. 29.
44th Foot-Captain William MacMahon to be Major,
without purchase, Dec. 2.3. To be Captains without pur-
chase-Lieutenants Edward Ogle Streatfield, William Hy.
Mansfield, Richard Preston, Francis William Thomas
Caulfield, Dec. 29.
46th Foot-Brevet-Major Arthur George Vesey to be
Major, without purchase. To be Captains without pur-
chase-Lieutenants Charles Somerville WAlester,William
Reginald Hesketh, John Augustus Fano, Alfred Henry
Waldy, Dec. 29.
47th Foot-Brevet-Major John Lardner to be Major,
without purchase. To be Captains without purchase-
Lieutenants Charles Elgee, Charles Alderney Stevenson,
Richard George Ellison, Fitz William Frederick Hunter,
Sampson Pilkington, vice Lardner, Dec. 29.
49th Foot-Captain Lachlan H. G. Maclean to be Major,
without purchase. To be Captains without purchase-
Lieutenants Fanshawe William Gostling, George Henry
Lamb, Richard D. Astley, Dec. 29.
50th Foot-Brevet-Major Henry Edwin Wear* to be
Major, without purchase. To be Captains without par-
chase-Lieutenants Daniel William Tupper, Raymond
Herbert White, William -Henry Mangles, Dec- 29.
SSth -Foot -Tlrevet-WCajor John. Coats to be 3,Lajor. To
Inn Captains -without -purchase ---Lieetonants
Barnston, Frederick Cockayne Elton, itichard England,
John Richard Hume, Dee. 29.
57th Foot-Captain John Auchmuty to be Major, with-
out purchase. To be Captains without purchase-Lieu-
tenants George Herman Norman, George Udny Hague,
Wm. Edward Brown, Alex. Lester Copland, Dec. 29.
62d Foot-Captain Wm. F. Dickson to be Major, with-
out purchase. To be Captains without purchase-Lieu-
tenants Charles Cooch, Glyn Gulls, Joseph Sanderson,
Dec. 29.
63d Foot-Captain Charles Higginbotham to be Major,
without parchase. To be Captains without purchase-
Lieutenants Thomas Johns, Wm. Henry Newenham, John
Jekin Cockburn, F. Logan Towushend Paterson, Dec. 29.
68th Foot-Captain H. Harpur Greere to be Major,
without purchase. To be Captains without purchase-
Lieutenants William Henry Seymour, Harrison W. J.
Trent, Henry White, Cavendish C. Fitzßoy, Dec. 29.
71st Foot-Brevet-Major Robert D. Campbell to be
Major without purchaseATo be Captains without purchase
-Lieutenants John Ignatius Macdonell, Charles Francis
Smith, William Francis Segrave, Bent Neville. Dec. 29.
77th Foot-Captain William Forbes to be Major, with-
out purchase. To be Captain without purchase-Lieu-
tenant W. Molesworth Cole Acton, Dec. 29.
79th Foot-Captain William Weal' to be Major,
without purchase. To be Captains without purchase
-Lieutenants Charles Minns Harrisson, John Scott,
' Henry Holford. Stevenson, James Herbert Freme,
William More, vice Wean. Dec. 29. To be Lieutenant
without purchase-Ensign Celestine George Durant,
from the 94th Foot, Doc. 29.
88th Foot-Captain Edward Norton to be Major, with-
out purchase. To be Captains without purchase-Lieu-
tenants Thomas Gore, Henry J. Le Marchant Baynes,
Jackson Wray, Henry William Grogan, Dec. 29.
89th Foot-Brevet-Major the Hon. Charles Daly to be
Major, without purchase. To be Captains without pur-
chase-Lieutenants John M. Cuppage, Carrick Darby, Ar-
thur H. H. Mercer, Alfred Nixon, Dec. 29.
90th Foot-Captain Duncan Campbell to be Major,
without purchase, Dec. 29.-To be Captains without pur-
chase-Lieutenants Robert Dymock Vaughton, Harry
Denison, Henry Hope Crealock, Garnet J. Wolseloy, Dec.
29.
931 Foot-Brevet-Major John Alexander Ewari to be
Major without purchase, Dec. 29.-To be Captains with-
out purchase-Lieutenant W. G. Drummond Stewart,
Somerset M. Clarke, E. S. F. G. Dawson, Mark George
Sprot, Dec. 29.
95th Foot, Captain John Fitz-Thomas Dennis to be
Major, without purchase. To be Captains without pur-
chase-Lieutenants Alexander J. J. Macdonald, An-
thony Morgan, George L. Carmichael, James Taylor,
Dec. 29.
97th Foot-Brevet-Major Robert Colvill to be Major,
without purchase. To be Captains without purchase-
Lieutenants Edward D. Harvest, C. H. Lumley, Henry
George Woeds, Edward Kent Jones, William Richard
Annesley, vice Colvill, Dec. 29.
Rifle Brigade-Major Wilmot H. Bradford to be Lieu-
tenant-Celonel, without purchase. To be Majors with-
out purchase-Capt. Fi:ederick R. Elrington, Brevet-Major
Lord Alexander G. Russell, Captain Joseph Wilkinson,
vice Bradford. To be Captains without purchase-Lieu-
tenants John Ross, William B. Brewster, Hon. Henry
Clifford, Alfred M. Drummond, Arthur Nixon, Francis
W. Balfour, Coots Beller, Hon. B. Reynolds Yellow, Ar-
thur F. Warren, James Bowles, Henry G. Lindsay, Thou.
H. Brameton, vice Elrington, Claude T. Boachier, vice
Lord A. G. Russell, Hon. George B. Legge, vice Wilkin-
son. To be Lieutenants without purchase-Ensigns Gee.
R. Saunders, Christopher E. Musgrave, Charles B. Dash-
wood, Perryvall H. Dyke, John P. C. Glyn' Hoary S.
Ryder, John C. Moore, Lionel S. T. 11. Cary, George 11.
Grey, Dec. 29.

THAMES.—Johann Roswall, Otto Nordstrom, and
Carl Talgren, Russian Findlanders, were charged with
being prisoners of war unlawfully at large, without the
sanction of her Majesty's Government.
The prisoners had been liberated, with ten others, on
the express condition of joining the ship Star of the Ea,st
(bound to Aden and China) as part of the crew. Their
wages wera to be 30s. a month. They were ail taken on
board on the 21st, but. up to Sunday, night, nine out
of the thirteen had deserted. The police apprehended
the three prisoners above-named yesterday, in the
Sailors' Home, Well-street, as they were about to
enter into articles to proceed on a foreign voyage in
another British ship, at 3/. 10s. a month.
Mr. Yardley ordered them to be delivered over to
Superintendent Evans, for conveyance on board H.M.S.
Crocodile, now lying off the Tower.

IiAMMERSMITH.—A middle-aged woman named
Hards, the wife of an extensive pig dealer in the pot-
teries, Notting Dale, attended before Mr. Beadon, the
sitting Magistrate, for his advice under the following
circumstances :
Tile applicant stated that her husband was a Latter-
day.-Saint, and he had lately come to the determination
of joining the Mormonites in the Salt Valley, and
leaving her and his family behind. He was now selling
off everything that he possessed, and was about to em-
bark almost immediately. She wished to know if she
could not prevent him from going to the Salt Valley
and leaving her without a home ?
Mr. Beadon said her husband had a perfect good right
to go where he thought proper, and she could not pre-
vent him going.
The applicant said when her husband went away she
would be left without a home, and he had threatened to
leave his children in the street. He had told her he was
tired of being tied to oae wife.
Mr. Beadon was unable assist her, nor could he in-
terfere until he had deserted or neglected to maintain
her, and only then upon the interference of the parish
officers.

Mr. Andrew, the chief usher, informed his worship
that Hards was an elder of the Latter-day Saists at
Notting-hill, and had been at that court several tines.
Mr. Beadon recollected the parties, for the " elder ':
had been charged before him for assaulting his wife on
two or three occasions.

The applicant was then directed to acquaint Mr. ma.
den, the relieving officer of Kensington, in order that ue
might assist her as soon as the law allowed him.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, DEC. 29.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The New Blossom, from Gijon ;
William Allen, Surinam; Pearce, Shediac ; Pallas, St.
Malo ; Mary Elizabeth, Terceira ; Union, Cadis ; Walde-
mar, Tarragona ; Stratford, Mauritius ; Burgesmader
Bauer, Rostock ; Cruizer, Mauritius ; Brilliant, Unied
States ; Constantine, Calcutta ; lElora, Gottenburgh ;Ca-
roline Susanne, Dantzic ; Canning, Moulmein ; Dura, Me-
mel ; Staines Castle, Bahia ; Enphemia Fullarton, Steitin ;
Danneborg, Odense ; Adolph, Odense ; Sylph, Port Riza-
beth ; Perseverance, Leer ; Thomas Royden, Calcutta.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Tamerlane, for Rouen;
Emily liogadore ; Union, Gibraltar and Cadiz ; Jude.,
Hobart Town; John Banks, Port Adelaide; Portland,
Calcutta ; Stratford, Mauritius ; Star of the East, Aden
and Ceylon ; Sea King, Geelong ; Basilia, Bilboa ; Martha,
Dunkirk; Stornoway, Calcutta; Jenny, Amsterdam.
CLEARED OUT WITH CARGO.—The Jersey, for Bathurst,
Rio Grande ; Mary Eleanor, Constantinople ; Codrington,
Antigua; Hampshire, Madras and Calcutta; Charles,
Brussels.

The removal of Ensign Sparke, from the 68th Foot, to a
Cornetcy in the 4th Light Dragoons, as stated in the Ga-
zette of the 15th Dec., has been cancelled.
The appointment of James Frederick Henley, Gent., to
an Ensigncy, by purchase, in the 73d Foot, as stated in
the Gazette of the 23d inst., has been cancelled.
The Christian names of Ensign Bindon, of the 26th Foot,
are Charles Hunt, and not Henry Herbert, as previously
stated.
The promotion of Major G. B. S. Colman, to be Lieut.-
Colonel, by purchase, in the 3d West India Regiment, as
stated in the Gazette of Sept. 15, has been cancelled..
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DEC. 28.

Royal Regiment of Artillery—Brevet-Colonel Henry
Palliser to be a Colonel, vim Jones, promoted to be a
General Officer ; Brevet-Major Walter Raleigh Gilbert to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Palliser ; Second Captain
George Shaw to be Captain, vice Gilbert ; First Lieutenant
Patrick John Campbell to be Second Captain, vice Shaw;
Second Lieut. Edward John Ward to be l'irst Lieut., vice
Campbell; Brevet-Col. John A. Wilson to be Colonel, vice
Grantham, retired; Brevet-Major Henry Aylmer to be
Lieut.-Colonel, vice Wilson ; Second Captain Augustus
Frederick Francis Lennox to be Captain, vice Aylmer;
First Lieut. A. W. Twigs to be Second Capt., vice Lennox;
Second Lieutenant Alexander Dickson Burnaby to be First
Lieutenant, vice Twiss ; Brevet-Major Alex. Irving to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Grant, retired on full-pay ; Se-
cond Captain Chas. Stuart Henry to be Captain, vice
Irving; First Lieutenant Reginald Curtis to be Second
Captain, vice Henry ; Second Lieutenant Wilmot Bur-
rows Edward Ellis to be First Lieutenant, vice Curtis;
Brevet-Major St. John Thomas Browne to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, vice Beresford, retired on full-pay ; Second Cap-
tain Edmund Henry Reece Flint to be Captain, vice
Browne ; First Lieutenant Allan Sievwright to be Second
Captain, vice Flint ; Second Lieutenant Charles George
Luard to be First Lieutenant, vice Sievwright ;
Second Captain Philip Gosset Pipon to be Captain, vice
the Honourable R. C. H. Spencer, retired on full-pay ;
First Lieutenant Frederick Southcoto Seale to be Second
Captain, vice Pipon ; Second Lieutenant Henry Auriol
Douglas do Vismes to be First Lieutenant, rice Seale,
Dec. 13.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DEC. 28.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Gentlemen Cadets to be
Second Lieutenants—Charles Donnethorne Bevan, vice
Temple, promoted; William Henry Newcome, vice Ra-
venhill, promoted ; John Robert King, vice Pitt, pro-
moted ; Charles Orde Browne, vice F. L. H. Lyon, pro-
moted ; Thomas Cumming, vice Tredcroft, promoted ;
Charles Edmund Southouse Scott, vice Holmes, promoted,
Dec. 20.

Wm. Kinton Gibbs, Dudley, Worcesterslire, grocer,
Jan. 8 and 29, at 101, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Smith,
Horseley-heath, and Motteram and Knight, Birmingham ;
off. assig., Whitmore, Birmingham.
Ann Wilkinson, Crosuaere, Shropshire, innkeeper, Jan.
6 and 26, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Wace,
Ellesmere, and Motteram and Knight, Birmingham; off.
assig., Whitmore, Birmingham.
Bartholomew Steel, Sheffield, glass-dealer, Jan. 13 and
Feb. 10, at 12, at Leeds Court, at ,?3heffie. Sol., Fer-
nell, Sheffield ; off. assig., Brewin, Sheffield.
Isadore Bernstein, Liverpool, commission agent, Jan. 8
and 30, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sole., Evans and Son,
Liverpool ; off. assig., Cazenove, Liverpool.
George Brand Hussey, Plymouth, innkeeper, Jan. 6 and
Feb. 5, at 1, at Exeter Court, at Plymouth. Sole., Gibson
and Moore, Plymouth ; off. assig., Hirtzell, Exeter.
John Marshall, Todmorden, Yorkshire, cotton spinner,
Jan. 9, at 12. and Feb. 6, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sole.,
Hommerton, Todmorden, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ;
off. assig., Hope, Leeds.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. _ .

T. Dando, Little Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, tai-
lor—J. L. Gray, Gerard-street, Soho, tailor—D. U. S.
Valli, St. John's-lane, Clerkenwell, manager of the busi-
ness of an artificial flower manufacturer—A. Gibbs, All-
sop-terrace, New-road, artist in stained glass—S. Varley,
Harp-lane, Tower-street, boot manufacturer—J. Mash,
Upper Charlton-street, Fitzroy-square, coal dealer—J.
Clary, Bradley-terrace, Wandswerth-road, clerk to a
brewer—F. Maillepree, Princes-street, Retherhithe, glass
stainer—A. White, Mitre Tavern, St. Martin's-lane, Jodi.-
neyman-baker—J. Holmes, Brompton and New Bond-
street, estate agent—D. Eames, Dunstable, Bedfordshire,
straw plait dealer—W. Morgan, Park-place, Highbury-
vale, clerk to the Star Packet Company—W. H.
Webster, Bryan-terrace, Caledonian-road, painter—
G. R. Layburn, Sidney-terrace, Chelsea, coachman
—G. Hinwood, Little Ormond-yard, Queen-square,
assistant to a licensed victualler—W. Pearce, Old-
street-road, beershop keeper—Mary Inn Rose, York street,
City-road, retailer of beer—J. G. Durkin, Croydon, Sur-
rey, chemist—Sarah Atlee, Oval-cottages, Hackney-road
—Mary Bevan, Princes-square, St. George's-in-the-East,
licensed victualler.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
George Barber, Bishopsgate-street-without, City, grocer
—lst div. of 4d., Jan. 4, and three subsequent Thursdays,
at Stansfeld'e, Basinghall-street
John Moats, sea., Spalding, Lincolnshire' coal merchant
—let div. of 4s. 6d., Dec. 26, and three subsequent Mon-
days, at Harris's, Nottingham.
William Brailsford, Nottingham, smallware dealer—lst
div. of 7s. 9d., Dec. 26, and three subsequent Mondays, at
Harris's, Nottingham.
George Frederick Bloxham, Lukesland-grove, Devon-
shire, horse dealer—let div. ols., any Tuesday or Friday,
at Hirtzel's, Exeter.
John Frooks, Sherborno, Dorsetshire, brewer-Ist div.
of Is. 6d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtzel's Exeter.
David Couzens, Stonehouse, Devonshire, cab proprietor
—lst div. of ls. 6d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtzel's,
Exeter.
Trebilcock, Plymouth, shoemaker-Ist div. of
35., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtzel's, Exeter.
Charles Ogalbe, Plymouth, builder—lst div. of 10d.,
any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtzel's, Exeter.
James Palmer, Bridestowel, Devonshire, maltster —lst
div. of 71d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtzel's, Exeter.

Corps of Royal Engineers—Gentlemen Cadets to b. Se-
cond lieutenants, with temporary rank—Francis Arthur
Marindin, vice Cowell, promoted ; Moreton John Wheat-
ley, vice Hawthorn, promoted ; Edward Coysgarne Sim,
vice Graham, promoted, Dec. 20.
ADMIRALTY, DEC. 27.
Corps of Royal Marires—First Lieutenant and Adju-
tant George Stephen Digby, of the Artillery Companies,
to be Captain, vice Langley, appointed to the Staff ; First
Lieutenant Koury Adair, of the Artillery Companies, to
be Adjutant of those Companies, vies Digby; Second
Lieutenant Hollis Henry Nott to be First Lieutenant,
vice Digby, promoted.
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS.
County of Lancaster—Nathan Worthington, Esq., to be
Deputy Lieutenant, Dec. 21
3d Regiment of the Dub of Lancaster's Own Militia—
' Eustace John Wilson Patten, Gent., to be Lieutenant,
Dee. 26 ; John Robinson Peddor, Gent., to be Lieutenant,
vice Hargreaves, resigned, Dec. 27 ; Robert Furey, Gent.,
to be Lieutenant, vice O'Farrell, appointed Assistant-
Surgeon, Dec. 28.
Royal North Gloncester Regiment of Militia—Ensign
Viscount Andover to be Lieutenant, vice Bontein, resigned ;
Cecil Frederick Holder, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Ando-
ver, promoted ; Thomas Mansfield James, Gent., to be
Ensign, Dec. 26.
Cambridgeshire Militia—William James Harrison, late
Ensign 88th Regiment of Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice
Wimper ; William Tilden Layton, Gant., to be Ensign,
vice Bashby, Dec. 23.
Royal Bucks King's Own 'Militia—Ensign Augustus
Charles Morgan to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Isaac
King, appointed Ensiga 41st Foot.
lit Regiment of Derbyshire Militia—Lieutenant M. Le
Brooke to be Captain, vice Wright, resigned ; Thomas
Peach to be Lieutenant, vice Brook, promoted ; Charles
Harwood, Gent., to be Surgeon, vice Bennett, resigned,
Dec. 23.
Dumfriesshire, Roxburghshire, and Selkirkshire Militia
—Thomas Scott Chisholm. Esq., to be Ensign, Dec. 19.
Stirlingshire, Sze., or 90th Regiment of Militia—Charles
Gibson, M.D., to be Surgeon.
Leicestershire Militia—Alfred Ashley Vaughton, Gent.,
to be Lieutenant, Dec. 7; Douglas Henry Campbell,
Gent., to be Lieutenant, Dec. 19; Charles Henry New-
balt, Gent., to be Ensign, Dec. 19.
[This Article is substituted for that which appeared in the
Gazette of Friday last.]
Leicestershire Militia—Robert Theodore Farringdon
Stammers, Gent., to be Ensign, Dec. 16.
Oxfordshire Regiment of Militia—William Frederick
Raitt, Gent. (lately a lieutenant of the 96th Regiment of
Foot), to be a Lieutenant, vice Hale, retired--; Charles
James Garstin, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Ireland, pro-
moted ; Arthur Brinckman, Gent., to be Ensign, Deo. 22.
Shropshire Regiment of Militia—Charles Oakley, Gent.,
to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Wood, resigned, Dec. 27.
West York Rifle Regiment of Militia—Edward Mason,

Nov. 29.
28th Regiment of Foot.
Private James Steals, slightly.

Nor. 30.
let Regiment of Foot.
Private John Walsh, slightly.

46th Regiment of Foot.
Private Oliver Crowley, slightly
50th Regiment of Foot.
Private John Macdonald, slightly
95th Regiment of Foot.
Serjeant John Murphy, slightly

DECEMBER 2.
20th Regiment of Foot.
Private Thos. M'Corinack, severely ;since dead)
Private George Eoulstou, severely
Private Robert Wilson, slightly
47th Regiment of Foot.
Private Thomas Creechan, slightly
50th Regiment of Foot.
Corporal Benjamin Inglefield, slightly
Private William Cooney, dangerously
Private George Coombs, severely
Private Peter Duncan, dangerously
Private Thomas Harryman, dangerously
Private Miles Groom, dangerously
Private John Hunter, slightly
68th Regiment of Foot.
Private Thomas Johnstone, slightly
Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade.
Private Edwin Hudson, severely
Private Ellis Brown, slightly
Ambulance Corps.
Private James M`Devitt, severely

IDECI3iDER, 3.
• 49th Regiment of Foot.
Private Michael Farrell, severely

When any of these .later fall o.i a iunday, the mails will be do-
spatche,i on the following (lay. with the exceptien of the India via
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched the
preceding da•.

DECEMBER 4.

TV IND AND WEATREB RBTO.RT.

Ist Regiment of Foot.
Private Martin Hogan, slightly
Private Henry Dew, slightly
20th Regiment of Foot.
Private William Davie, slightly
Private Enoch Pindar, slightly
28th Regiment of Foot.
Private Thomas Lee, severely

DECEMBER 5.
9th Regiment of Foot.
Private Joseph Crowther, slightly
Private John Hoare, severely
Private Thomas M'Clure, slightly
21st Regiment of Foot.
Colour-Serjeant Thomas Rutherford, severely
Private John Barrett, severely.
Private Daniel Ryan, slightly
28th Regiment of Foot.
Private Joseph Take, severely
Private Michael Hagerty, severely.
Private Patrick Kelly, slightly
Private Samuel Mountain, severely
Private T. G. Irwin, slightly
38th Regiment of Feet.
Serjeaut James Neill, severely

FR IDAT, Das. 98.
Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weather.
Greenwich .. . S.W Overcast.
Loth bury
York
Scarborough
Whitby
Hull W. S.W. .... Frost,
Bridlington
Berwick S. W Fine.
Glasgow S.W Rain.
Darlington E.
Sunderland
Goole
Edinburgh W. Cloudy.
Perth
Dundee
Aberdeen S.W. Rain.
Cu par W. Rain.
Kirkcaldy. W Rain.
Greenhill N.W Cloudy.
Stirling
Bristol N.W Frost.
Plymouth
Torquay N.W Hard frost.
Taunton W. Rain.
Bath
Swansea ... N. W Cloudy.
1 Haverfordwest ... S.W Rain.
Gloucester) S.W Hard frost.
Cardiff N. W Frost.
Manchester N.E. Thaw.
Sheffield N.W Rain.
Wakefield
Whitehaven
Lancaster
Carlisle
Bradford N.E.......... Rain.
Stoke-on-Trent
Leeds
Lo .vestoft W. Frost.
Boston S.W. Frost.
Great Grimsbyj N.W Frost.
Leamington
,N
Derby S.W Cloudy.
Itamford W. Fine.
Norman ton S.
Mas borough
Chesterfield ... N.W Rain.
Burton-on-Trent.. S.
Nottingham
Leicester S. W.......... Hard frost.
Yarmouth • N. W ......... Frost.
Ipswich
Southampton W.... Fine.
Portsmouth
Poole
Dorchester ......... W... Cloudy.
Liverpool .......... W...
Holyhead
Dublin S.S.W Unsettled.
Bangor S.W Unsottled.
Hague N.W Cold.
Mary port .
Brighton N. Frost—Dense fog.

44th Regiment of FOot.
Corporal Win. COui tenet', severely
Private Wm. Stephenson, severely
46th Regiment of Foot.
Private John Griffiths, severely
Private John Holmes, severely
Private Wm. Cook, slightly
Private Nicholas Concur, slightly
Private Peter Aldridge, slightly
Private Arthur Hawthorn, slightly
57th gsinaelletiOfFoot.
Private Richard Regiment
slightly
let Battalion Rifle Brigade,
Private John Coakley, dangerously
Private John Barker, severely
Private George Hammond, slightly.

MISSING.
2D DECEMBER, 1854.
Private Patrick Curnery
Private George Bryan
Private James Howarth
J. E. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
Adjutant• General.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Joachim, Cadiz to Calcutta, 42 days out, 33 S.,
long. 6 W.
The Crown, Liverpool to Calcutta, Oct. 13, la!;. 38 S.,
long. 84 E.
The Ormelia, Calcutta to London, Sept. 22, lat. 1 N.,
long. 93 E.
The Royal Henry, London to Calcutta, July 3.
The City of St. Petersburgli, for Ceylon.
The Hannah Salkeld, Liverpool to Calcutta, Nov. 14,
lat. 3 N., loag. 21 W.
The Reward, Nov 15 lat. N., long 22 W.
The 114,7 Clarke Arra. 'can to
Singapore, lat. 5 N, long.
91 E.

PEARL FISRERY.—A company has been formed in
Wilmington, Delaware, for the purpose of pursuing the
pearl-fishing in South America ; they have purchased a
vessel named the Emily Fanning, which is being fitted
up for the purpose. The fishing is to be conducted upon
a different principle from that pursued with treasure
divers, diving bells being built to accomplish greater
results with machines than are now done by human
fishes.

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INcitiuszn CortsumPrim( of TIA.—A. Parliamentary
paper has been published, fros 4 which it appears that in
the ten months ended the sth November, 1852, the
quantily of tea entered for home consumption was
47,1291,979 lbs. ; in 1853, 49,800,547 11)s. ; and in the
present year, 51,441,318 lbs. ; showing an increase of
upwards of 9 per cent. on 1852, and 3 per cent, on 1353