The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-15 00:00:00

FRANCS-TIREURS.

French letters and despatches from Sebastopol
frequently speak of a small body of skilled riflemen
called francs-tireurs. A recent letter contains the
following details respecting them :
"I must tell you what the francs tircurs are. There are
two companies of them, each composed of 150 men chosen
from amongst the best marksmen of the Chasseurs de Vin-
cennes. In the night they creep in front of the entrench-
ments, dig holes, and place themselves in them as well as
they can. Then they fire at the Russian artillerymen. They
have already killed so many that the Russians now close
their embrasures with a sort of double door, which is
ball-proof. But they are obliged to open it to point their
gun and fire, and no sooner is this done than twenty
balls whistle through it. The Russians have sustained
such losses that they were at times seized with despair
—raising their guns from behind they fired volleys of
grape shot at their disagreeable visitors. Nevertheless
the latter have succeeded in extinguishing all the first line
of their batteries ; I say first line, because there are several
others in the rear, the part of the town which faces us
being an inclined plane en which batteries have been
raised in lines one above the other. That our francs-tircurs
have done good execution is evident from the fact that,
in the evening cf the 26th General de Martimpre, chief
of the general staff, received a note informing him that
the Russian fire had become uncertain, and that artillery-
men were so scarce that the guns had to be served by the
infantry. Express no surprise at the word. uncertain,
formen fdriodmnetthneeafieethtetio)einthtethle7irth,
gunsth ate natgaenttal
re :
a
get, whilst we did not deign to answert
musket shot. They consequently attained such preci-
sionon which we
that the day as unmasked our batteries
cast by the hand.
their balls entered our embrasures
ifuth of a cannon, but was
too large to penetrate more
than a
ueu sin even by a
Russia
s as
third. It, however,
him,"
was carried to the genera
stuck fast. This wis conls s ptent
tsee
bcuereihoueswtnhtaet the gun

It appears
pa
that, in addition to the various mail con-
tract steamers already
cli,artered, the Government have
of 1,800 tons, and the Alps
justSae the
taken up Europa,
w-steamer, of 1,500 tons, belonging to the Cunard
Company,
together with the Indiana, of 2,367 tons, be.
longing
to the General Screw Company (hourly expected
from New York, whence she was to sail on the 31st ult.),
and the Thames, of 1,889 tons, belonging to the Brazil
line of the Royal Mail Steam Company.
The course of Exchange at New York on London for
bills at 60 days' sight is 1094 per cent., and the par of
exchange between England and America being 109
23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally
0.17 per cent, in favour of England; and, after making
allowance for charges of transport and difference of
interest, the present rate leaves a trifling profit on the
importation of gold from the United States.
THE GREEKS IN LONDON.—It is satisfactory to state
that since the late strong expression of public opinion
against their conduct the Greek firms in London have
behaved with decency and discretion. In fact, the una-
nimity and plain honesty of the reproof inflicted on them,
coupled with the sense of shame which always seems more
or less to oppress the enemies ' of England when they
commit themselves to expressions of sympathy for Rus-
sian rule, evidently produced an amount of dejection
which rendered their position a painful one. So long,
however, as they continue to practise their presenter
reserve, they will find they have nothing to fear,
and the public, moreover, have not lost sightenta of e
among
the fact
that there are some few of the most respectable
"
them who have always kept a course free
o them in
There is full disposition, also, to do justicel-rom reproach.
resence in
a body whose p
their mercantile relations, as .
from their peculiar
the country is beneficial, since,
of eceeenimerce, they have
aptitude for some branchesthan
any
other class, especially
con-
tributed perhaps more to give rapid effect to our
by their operations in
grain,ndto extend the foreign conaurap.
free-trade legislation, andto
tion of our manufactures.

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THE SUN LONDON WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Iry lB 54.
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THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. I Sutton Jones to he First Lieutenant, vice J. E. W. Scott COUNT'? Y 111 A RKETP.
. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Nov. 14. if he was in this country, he must appear in person to 1 and the evidence of the witnesses. He also much ad- 1 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
to half-pay.
make his proof. mired the model placed before his worship for his inspec- 1 _______ea_ ----.....--
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORn LIEUTENAN TS. . •Yr
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Several other proofs, chiefly for small amounts, were tion, but he contended that he had no power to act. He 1 SHREWSBURY AUTUMN RACES. FOREnGN-OFFICE, OCT. 31. County of Inverness.-James 3.lurr•ay Grant, Esq. to LIVERPOOL-Nov. 14.
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COURT OF EXCHEQUER. presented and investigated ; but most of them were ad- should bo able to show him an act of Parliament which 1
TUESDAY. Tho Queen has been graciou,dy pleased to appoint Wa.l- bo Vice-Lieutenant, Oct. 20. To bo Deputy-Lieutenan'te- The trade in foreign wheat and flour at our Corn En-
nio gight Honourable Robert Campbelle Baron Aninger, chonge wes limited, and the upward tendency of prices re-
BARFIELD V. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. journed. Mr. Davy, merchant, of Old Jewry-chambers had escaped the notice of his learned friend, who had dug 1
In this case, which has frequently been before the (the petitioning creditor, and the only one whose proof up some old act to suit his purpose ; but he did not think . The ABBEY SeeleEs of 3 sevs each, with 20 added, for : tbeerhCeropAel.,Ee:qt.,,slicohwahro.oer Mir aA,i
ffe s,tiyr'ess Cao nds u
CI. at GuLaGyaqui.ii tto
John Walker, William Rebertson, A loxamlor Mathe• ceived a check. The show of English wheat and flour sam-
public, Mr. Atherton, Q.C., showed cause against a rule was admitted),.was chosen trade assignee. he had any occasion to trouble his worship about that, three-yr-olds and upwards ; optienal selling weights ; • J
,- y
es, . - u onsu. encra o
son, M.P., Edward Ellice, m.p., Henry wini,„, White, ples was the largest since hervest, and to effect sales a re-
Alexander Macßae Andrew Belford, LieutoCol. Hugh &action of 3cl to 4d per bushel and 2s per sack had to be
obtained by Mr. James for a new trial, on the ground of t..._, -...........12 as he understood an indictment was pending in this case certain penalties and allowances ; the second to save
bout three-quarters of a mile. 17 subs. -
The Queen has also been gracious]
' the Republic of the Equ. ator. .
Ar`Asur John Robertson, Francis Dukintield Pal- snbmitted to. Oats and oatmeal fully as dear. Indian cor
at the next sessions. We sball, therefore, then be called 1 his stake. A y pleased to appoint
• - Charles Lennox Wyke, Esq., now her Majesty's Consul- Inglis,
misdireotion and excessive damages. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-Nov. 14. il
Mrs. Barfield, on her journey to London by the Great upon to answer the charges, and successfully rebut them. Mr. Stanley's Rosaline, by Orland*, 3 yrs, 7st 11b, 301., General to the Republics of Guatemala, Nicaraeua, Costa mer Astley, Huntly George Gordon Dun; Duncan Cameron, 6cl per qr. higher. Barley, beans, aud peas, at late prices.
_____._____ Mr. Combo -Is that the case, Mr. Pulling ? (Charlton) 1 Rica, Honduras, and Salvador, to be her Majeste'y's Charge Angus Macdonald, Johu Fraser, Lieut.-Col. Aleeender
Western Railway, alighted at the Reading station, and The cases which were tried by IShe Sergeant Adams Mr, Pulling-Oh, yes ; but that has nothing to do Mr. Mosley's Romeo, 4yrs, 7st 41b, 301 (T. Cliff) 2 d'Affaires and Consul-General to those Republics. IPSWICH-Nov. 14.
was standing on a platform in conversation with a friend
with this summons. Mr. R. Burton's Pope Joan, 3 yrs, 6st Blb (car. 6st FOREIGN OFFICE, No'e. 13. n.mltt)rinDtousnloc,aAniliglihaucrphTehr os
omna, sonclta 12k0iu , Eames Mackintosh,
76th Inverness-shire _Regiment of Militia-William With a large attendance we do not find a large supply of
when one of the company's porters CaMe up with a llar.ge were not sufficiently interesting to be reported.
(Before Mr. Witham ) Mr. Combe-You certainly cannot expect me to gioe 101 b) 30/ (Palmer) 3
Tho °mien has been pleased to approve of Mr. Thonsas F asor Es . to be Captain, vie° Gordon, resigned, Oct. 20. wheat. Tim trade rensained steady at last week's prices,
box on his shoulder, and put it down close to thedpizt-
Ann 31,0arthy, 20, servant, was indicted for haying my opinion if that is the case. If I hear it through I The following also ran :-May-day, ch mby Ithuriel e • • r , q , s • •• •
' Roberts, asVice-Consul at Milford, Swansea, and Llanelly; City of Edinburgh Artillery Regiment of Militia-Lieu the millers beine bare in stock are taking off such samples
tiff. He then gave it a slight push, which cause .
griTevhoeusrbodilyt harm. . and of Mr. William VTolfe Alexander, as Vice• Consul at tenant-Colonel William Geddes, C. 8., to be Lieutenant as are offered tobthem. We noticed a considerable increase
fall over on its side, and one corner coming upon the unlawfully and maliciously inflicted upon Henry Cole shall adjourn my judgment until after the indictment i Gossip, Sextus, Singapore, Charley, Lundy Foot.
Betting-5 to 4 agst Rosaline, 4to 1 agst Pope Joan,
has been tried.
lady's toe inflicted the injury complained o.f.
Tthhe
carried Into 8 p osecu or, a boy eight years of age, stated that Mr. Pulling-The indictment is for a nuisance , but 10 to 1 agst any other. d Won by two lengths ; a length Bristol, for the Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh-Schwerin. Colonel ; John Orr, Esq., to be Captain, Nov. 6 ; Patrick to the quantity of barley-this, however, had no iefluence
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 11. John Cheino, Esq., to be Captain ; Rodhare Catherine on prices, and a rapid sale was made of all qualities at an
plaintiff, who was in great pain, was
this is a charge of obstructing the free navigation of the between the second an third ; Sextus, Sirgapore, and Davidson Home, Esq., to be Captain Nov. 11 ; William advance of 3s to 4s per qr. on last week's transactions.
waiting-room, and the surgeon usually employed by he lived with his father and mother, at 25, Goswoll-
Nathaniel Fraeer, Esq., younger, to be Lieutenant, Nov. Beans and peas inquired. for, but wo new none at market,
the company in cases of acaident having been sent street. One morning, some weeks ago, the prisoner, river. May-day were next. The winner was bought in for 35 The Rills
,i,?..l.x.oltiltdensLaon7lasti(c)nrfis tillr.:vorneri.eite of Priey
Council f , o -
_, . . , through C • Herbert John Hughee, Del ,to bo Lieutenant, Nov. PER QUARTER 155 QUARTEE.
for he directed her not to proceed that day on her who was their servant, was making tea, and as she was Mr. Ballantine-The indictment was the same, and ' guieeas. Wakefield weighed for Octavia, but the mare
the Secretary of State for I oreign Affairs, a copy of a de- ' '
made his clients liable to heavy penalties if convicted. I did not start. 11 ; James Peddie Harper, Eeq., M.D., to be Surgeon, Wheat, red (01d)... 76s to 78s Barley, grinding ... 321 to 34s
journey. She accordingly renaained at an hotel with pouring the boiling water into the tea-pot, some of it
spatch from her Majesty's Minister at Washington, in-
c,osine the copy of a circular instruction fronts the lErov. 6. Ditto (new) —9 LO —. ilcalls
her daughter until the morrew, and then came to went on a plate of toast. His brother said somethilq: We have fixed a pier of barges at a considerable distance THE AsTLEv HotsSE STAKES of 5 seers each, with 25 , •
465 te 47s
0 h ivel she sent a request to the com- to her about it, when she attempted to throw the core
United States Treaeory to the Collectors of Cus- .—"'s.s.,
14' Nal Monmouthshire Militie-Georee WiLon, Gent., Ditto, white (new) Bes to 85s.Peas
Gent. MI) to be Ditto (old)
t tern. aer arr . from the canal and clocks for the convenience of landing added, for two-year-olds ; colts 9st, and fillies Bst 1011) ; • '
passengers from steam-boats, which could not be called the seennd to save his stake ; allowances and pelial- toms. directing the issue of Receipts to parties pay- 0 t IL9 ' " •''
pany's superintendent to give an order for the con- tents of the tea-pot over him. He (prosecutor) laid hold
Barley, malting ... 35s to 40E Flour, per sack
ler cerriage to London free of of her to prevent her doing 10, and she threw the hot •• i a
sow Yessel, &c.," under the act. They (the com- tics ; the winner to be gold for 50/. ;if for 40/. allowed ing duties., under the prese.nt state of the American
71b, if for 30/. 141 b. Seven furlongs 6 subs. law on British caught fish. It being in contemplation to tAosl..:iest,vly:e.,'seaOrng;co3,lo,ll'ec (..1 '
,14/. t :I'i ' .on
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Posed N wall Gloucester Reennent of etilifie-Teoutenan t AVERAGES roe TILE WERE ENDING Noy. 11, 4854.
Oreyance by rail of i .
his wa„ereplied with ; but in the interim water over him, scalding him so much about the p!aina'nts) have turned a stationary pier into a ship, • ' • Wheat
charge. T
lighter, or boat, and want us to be mulcted in penalties Mr. Henley s Bolton, 7st 91b, 30/ ress at its e - e- ' -•• • ' -" '
(Aldcroft) 1 make the action of ?ong naxt seesion ne eatable cl-lni- Alexa:nde-r Bathurst -CO' be C qdaini, vica Noel, re-
seer:eel ; Ensign Robert Beckles Haute to be Lieutennnt, Oats
Mrs. Barfield appeared to have gune about town in cabs shoulders that he was taken to the hospital, where he
(Prior) 2 retrospectively for tne remiseion of the duty on British
of 51. an hour for doing so ; and because we do not re- Mr. Powell's Plausible, 7st Plb, 30/
, `-'. •In tl et sroreote 1 Nov 19
FDA. ~1 1111, I. A , .t. . , . Peas
almoet continually, for the purpose of purchasing arti- remaiaed some time under treatment, about three weeke.
caught fiab, taken during the present fieldne ee - • th,s f ,
altd her daughter intending to be This account of the transaction was corroborated b ' e -a-on , ' Peeel Cerdigen Militie-reenee alv'es Lloyd to be Bears
cies of dress-herself.
'fb S g e
Y move it. The Act of Parliament refers only to vessels Mr. Merry's Florida, 7st 51b, 30/
measnre is intended to facilitate the arraneement contin- ",•'‘ 'L- ')._ - .` '' .' '' ' - P/
presente;n at Cuurt withrn a few days. Accordingly, 8 the brother. in motioa being anchored or moored longer than neces- Mr. Thomas s y p inoy Jack -Motley,(Knestndsalibl), 3
eat on the expected action of Congress, 1); enabling the Caps:tint, VrICO 1 oweli, leo-mooted, Nov. 11. Barley
~ es,
days a ter the accident, the plaintiff attended the The jury found the prisoner guilty of a common as- sary to loae or unload. Tho complainaute had omitted 30/ (T. Cliff)
lloporters on the presentation of these receipts to obtain a Hungertord Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry Reginald
Routh, Eaq., to be Connet, Oct. 6. —•
Queen's Drawing-roorn, and shortly afterwards sent a sault. a clause in the act which gave the Lord Mayor and con Mr. Osborne's The Baronet, 7st 91b, 30/...(Aslunali) 54
Me. Meore's Noddy, ess, 301 (W. Seifert) 6 repayment of their amounts, so soon es the contemplated
—. HULL-Nov. 14.
demand to the company containing several items which Mr. Witham sentenced her to four months' imprison- poration, as conservators of the River Thames, the only act of Congress shall have been passed.
' they thought highly unreasonable ; amongst others a Merit. jurisdiction in the matter. There certainly was groat Betting-- 5t04 on Plausible, and 3to 1 against The
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 11. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. A fair supply of wheat from the farmers to-day ; they
Robert Sheppard, grocer and farmer, Glossop, Derby- commenced by asking extra-meant rates, which made buei-
charge of eight guineas for legal expenses, being the Joh,n Edwards, 25, labourer, wss indieted for having convenience to the public, and most likely some looon- . Baronet. Won hY a length and a, half ; a length between .
The Right.Honoru,rable the Lords of. the Committee of 1 shire. ness irregular; but ultimately'the market settled down to
amount stated by her to be due to her son, an attorney. assaulted Benjamin Emsley. venience to Messrs. Fenaing ; but; without reference to the second and third ; bad fourth. The winner was
Privy Council for Irade and Plantations have received, BANKRUPTS. 75s to 76s per qr. being paid for runs of red wheat, which
The company, without admitting their liability, appeared On the evening of the 25th of October the prisoner either, I shall leave the matter in your worship's -hands bought ia for 80/.
through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy , HenrY Bois, noerchant, Panchen-di-street, to surrender, establishes an advance of fully 13 to 28 over the current
to have been willing to pay a smaller sum, and an action presented himself at the Shoreditch workhouse, and to deal with. Menai ; 100 soya p.p. One mile.
of a letter, which had been addressed to ber Majesty's Nov. 21. at eleven, and Dec. 28 at one, at tho Court of rates of Tuesday last. A fair retail business in foreign, at
was brought. The Lord Chief Baron at the trial asked for a night's lodging. For some reason, which Mr. Combe-I shall make no remarks on this impor- Mr. Rose's Go-away, 3 yrs, 6st 121 b (Aldcroft) 1 Minister at Naples, by Mr. Goodwin, reporting the inn- Bankruptcy. Johnton, official assignee, Basinehall-street ;2s more money. An improved demand far all descriptions
thought that there was evidence to go to the jury of did. not transpire, his application was refused by the tent ouestion, as I have been informed that an indict- Mr. Walker's Syren, 4 yrs, Bst 4lb (Whitehouse) 2 position of a seven days' quarantine of observation on Laurence, Plows, and Boyer, Ohl Jewry-cham'bers. of spring corn at full quotations. Linseed rather dearer.
negligence on the part of the company's servant, and superintendent, the prosecutor, and on being told that meet is now pending. I shall, therefore suspend my Betting--2 to lon Syren. Won by half a length. vessels arriving at Palermo from the undermentioued ports, Peter Cattell, coach maker Long-acre, Nov. 24, and Dec. Cakes in improved demand, and oil is dearer. In rape-
the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff-damages, 27/. he could not be admitted, the prisoner pushed his way judgment until that has been tried. If tlt'e indictment The SHREWSBURY HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, 3 ft, with not including the torm of passage, proeided such a voyage 1.9, Gt lialflea,se one, at tho dourt of Bankruptcy. Stens- seed no transactions, with cakes somewhat less inquired
19i. in, and pulling out a clasp knife, he opened it, and made should fail I shall give my decision on this important 50 added ; the second to receive 20/. ; the third to shall have been free from death on board-nie., Stockholm, ' fehl, official assignee ; Color:11)in°, Margaret-street, caeen. for, except soft green foreign for feeding.
save his stake ; certain penalties. About two miles Hamburg, Altona, the ports on the Elbe, Lubeck, Traver- dish-square. s 8 15. 11;
Mr. Atherton now contended that this verdict ought a thrust at prosecutor's stomach, using at the same time ease,
• mund, the Scandinavian Kingdom, spin, smyrna, Syrn, Jolla Willey, cabinet maker, High-street, Borough,Nov. Wheat, English, red 74 to 76 Peas, grey and black -to -
not to be disturbed. lan,guage of the worst description. The indietmeat against the defendants, Messrs. Islasle- and a quarter. 50 subs.
Scalanova, Constantinople, Gallipoli, Pares, NW°, G.oth- 23, at half-past eleven, and Dec. 29, at eleven, at the Court Ditto white 7B to 84 Linseed, Black Sea... i 5 to 67
Mr. Unthank (in the absence Of Mr. Edwin James, The jury found him guilty. wood and Burney, will be tried at the next sessions of Sir J. Boswell's La Belle, 4 yrs, 6st 51b (carried 6st
land, St. Petersburg, Cronstadt Revel, London, Liver- of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official ateigne,e, Basinghall- Dautzie and Konigs- Ditto Petersburgh ... 56 to 64
Mr. Witham sentenced him to three months' imprison-
Blf - Il'f Ch • ' 75 to 85 Ditto Riga and Arch-
who, in common with almost every other leader, was the Central Criminal Court, which commence on the 61b)
Mr. Saxon's Boddicot, 3 yrs, 4st 131 b (F(AeerhdhEaaantn)) 12. pool, Glasgow, e ast, the se o ristana (Cambraes), street ; Rosson, Southampton-stneet, Strend berg
engaged in the Exchequer Nisi Prius in the City) sup- ment. 27th inat. Isle of Arran, Veesoe, Sardinia, Gibraltar, Marseilles, John Brown, carpenter and builder, Winchester, Nov. PomeranianandHam- angel
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ported the rule.
Mr. Mansfield's Maid of Team Valley, aged, 7st TREASURY WARRANT. nell, official assignee, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall- Danish,Holstein,and Memel 4B to 56
The Court thought the rule must be discharged. No POLICE INTELLIGENCE. T.REATMENT OF TIIE POOR, IN LAMBETE
. (Aldcroft) 4 • • street • Wood Falcon-street, Aldersg,ate-etreet ; Wool- Friesland 65 to 72 Per Ton.
doubt it was a question for the jury whether or not there -,es-
WORKHOUSE. The following also ran :-Jack Leeming Candlewick, By virtue of an Act 17' Victoria, chapter 23 intituled . ' • '
dridge, Winchester. Russian and Odessa 60 to 70 Lins.c. Hulll2/1010d to 010 s
was negligence. With regard to the damages, the plain- - LAMBET.H.-Yesterday having been appointed by "An Act for raising the sum of Six Millions 'by Excise-
--...ca.............- Lerrywheut, Wild Huntsman, Newbold', Br. to Grey quer Bonds and Exchequer Bills ;" these are to authorise Joungltennett, artists' brush manufacturer, Hart-street, Oats, English
tiff had made at first an excessive and absurd demand Mr. Elliott as the day on which he intended to deliver
Bloomsoury, Nov. 28 at one, and Dee. 19, at two at the Ditto Danish - Ditto inf. for. 0/ Os Od to 0/ Os
Tommy, Mishap, Knight Errant, Waterfall, Incubus, and require you to cause Exchequer Bonds, and Corti&
in some respects, bat it did not appear that the his judgment in the case under the Act for the Sup- Yesterday Messrs. Austin and Cans, the poor-law
Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alderman- Ditto Friesland - Rapeseed OO/ Os to 00/ Oa
cates attached thereto, to be prepared (according to the
sum found by the jury necessarily included these items. nression of Betting-houses, the defendants, Mr. Henry commissioners, resumed their inquiry in the gaol. of and Field Marshal.
bury; Stubbs, Moorgate-street Ditto Russiau 2S to 30 Rape cakes...l3os Od to Oes Od
Pantominie wee struck out at 12 o'clock this day. regulations prescribed in the Warrant of this Board, dated
There was no telling how much of the 27/, 10s. was Nopthale Simmonds, of No. 2, High•street, Newington ; 'Wandsworth resoecting the treatrnent of the inmates of John Clay, bricklayer, Wedneshury, Staffordshire, Nev. •Barley, malting
awarded in respect of personal suffering. Mr. Richard Jenkins, of 17, Princes-street, Soho ; Mr. Lambeth Workhouse. Betting.-3 to 1 agst Incubus, sto 1 agst Newbold, the 22d July, 18;3) for the aggregate amount of One Mil- e
_A, at twelve, and Dec. 21, at half-past teu, at the Bir- Ditto griuding 32 to 31 Ditto foreign
6to 1 agst Jack Leeming, Bto 1 agst Boddicot, and 9 lion Pounds, in the following proportions, viz. :-
little discharged. Edward Whits, of 6, Holford-terrace, Newington ; and Mr. Piercey, the master ef the workhouse, was aeain minghain District Court. Christie, official assienee, Bir- Beaus
--.- Mr. Lee Sinarn,onds of 2, High-street, Newington, were present, and Messrs. Hofford and Elsden attended on to 1 agst La Belle and Lerrywheut. Won by a neck ; 300 bonds of £l,OOO each £300,000
48 t 0.52 Bones
400 „ 500 „ 200,003
' ADMIRALTY COURT. in attendance, and' the court was much crowded by behalf of the committee appointed at a public meeting, teram and Knight, Birmingham. ' P ' Peas, white and yel. 48 to 50 nye Meal
200 „ 300,000
WAGES-7EIZ MOBILE. betting men and others, who seemed to take an interest previously held in the vestry-hall of the parish. bad third ; Maid of Team Valley was about three
a° lengths behind Lady Vernon ; Newbold was fifth ; Jack 1,500 ~
2,000 ~ 100 „ 200,000
cliaBnt,gt
ahl eta mtdeenDa,lieasrtt,rti
in the result. The witness Hyde havieg been called and again sworn, Leeming sixth ; the favourite was nearly last ; Brother
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tleston, official assignee Birmingham ; East, Birmineham. .RAILTVAY SHARE MARKETS.
This was a suit brought by four seamen of the ship
Mr. Clarkson, for the prisoners, addressed the bench stated that the Sunday liberty of all were stopped at the
ence same time. He did not know when it was. He did to Grey Tommy walked in ; Candlewick broke down,
4,200 £1,000,000
hectea Cußnoi
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Mobile against the owners for subtraction of wages. On
ntns,o aenviddthat not know whether Edney went out in the week after and did not pass the post • Mishap got badly off. A Treasury warrant has also been issued for a second 7Maontd- Ditto foreign
IpfHlerlieirj:Tnisetylotgh.srehlhoilsncamiB:lßlealea:r.tooNr\tirP%tivoy:e•inevt:lr.:tchl9ehliarr7l:tanrerll:antdtpnisihttnedamoefin'Do°:v.irPele:cer,tm'huoezffilatlocein•r:lCaWsos:ilegvnneterrelly,:BinNiromtivin.n2g. ham ; o 4.
• behalf of the parties proceeding it was stated the vessel at great letnhgth,
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The SHORTS HANDICAP o'f 3 sows each, with 30 added ; million n n, il - .
poun s, as 0 ow's .- LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14.
sailed from this country to Port Philip in July, 1852, justifying
the officers wehaoptoreok them into custody might perhaps his liberty had been stopped on Sunday. Edney died The winner to be sold for 30/. ; the second to save his 500 bonds of £l,OOO each £500,000 .TOOK EXCHANGE.-The market to-day has been again
,
and that upon her arrival at her destination 17 of the
not escape the consequences of an illegal arrest. He , about the 10th of May last. A week before he saw him. 600 „ 500 „ 300,000 Simnel Osier leather factor Grange-roal
, , ( , Bermondsey, depressed, and closed heavily at a further decline of i per
hands, out of a crew of 36, deserted ; that thereupon the
Slei ht-of-Hand 3 rs sst 81b ZOO „ 200 ton all the loading stocks. Lancashire and Yorkshire,
o urged that there had been no proper proof impli- He Mr. Drinkald's Box, by g , y ,
stake. Five furlongs. 24 subs.
Nov. 24, at half-past twelve and Dec 22 at el tt' cen -
als , was then in his usual state of health. He thought
cating Mr. Henry nimmonds as owner, occupier or •t was on the Wednesday that he died. He had not 100 }.„ 200,000 ' ' ' ev'n* aa°7l • London and North-Western, 100.1 • Manchester, Shef-
captain of the Mobile agreed with those who remained
(Salter) 1 1,000 „
on board that if they would carry the vessel to Bombay
kee er of the alleged gambling establishment, nOr as teen under medical treatment, as he (witness) had to Mr. G. B. Price's The Mindy, 4 yrs, 6st 11Ib (Wells) 2 , Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholson, official assignee, Basing-
hall-street ; Stopher, Cheeps-hie: fiel'd, and Lincoln, 224 ; North Ear:tern, York Capital
short-handed he would pay each of them the sum of 40/.
takipne part in any illegal betting transactions.
q ite clear that this is married 11 E ThefollOwingalsoran :-Merry Peal, Robert,Songster, R1,000,0(30 Raffael Monti, sculptor, Princes-street, Hanover-square, Stock, 26.
in addition to their wager, and upon their consenting he
1117. Elliott-It seems to me u• give out all the medicine. He was as inmate of the
Nov. 24, at one, and Dec. 20, at half-past one, at the ' MANCHESTER, NOT. it.
i ues-
gave them all a promissory note for the sum n q
a house that has been used for the ur ose ith th ga ery. very one came to him i taken 11l
• •f • Young Hack, Mirabeau, Nestor, Miniature, Lundy THE NEW SHERIFFS.
' - ' At the Court at Windsor, the 14th day of November, Court of Ban p. y.
kru tc Stansfeld official assienee• Aeleurst
tion; but after they had taken the vessel so short-handed . , , Pll w in ein the dormitories at night. The object of applying to Foot, Gruyere, Charley, Foxhunter, Priestcraft Noddy
' ''' ' . ' STOCK EXCHANGE.-In consequence of the unfavourable
d the meaning or tee act. There can be no doubt the place him was to obtain assistance for the sick. The reporter Queensferry.
1854, present, the Queen's Most- Excellent Majesty in character of the news neceived yesterday and to-day.from_
- the master refu.sed to pay the promissory notes, an
was used for that ur ose not onl from the • Betting-5 to 2 agst Gruyere, 3to 1 agst The Dandy, John Heury Banks, engraver and printer, Little Queen-
Waller and Morris, Old Jewry.
P P • y elr- in the Morning Herald on the 19th of August made a Council. the sent of war, there is now going on a gradual decline of
'. parties. now before the court arrested the ship, but were
camstance of a book havine been found dth nd Priestcraft
Bto 1 each agst Box, Queensferry, a . prices in our market. East Lancashire, 17i ; Lancashire
• dby counsel to accept the wages which e, an e man- wrene statement when he said that after Edney's It is this clay ordered by her Majesty in Council that tho street, Holborn, Nov. 24 and Dec. 19, at two, at the Court
of Bankruptcy Graham, official assignee ; Goddard
afterwards advise in hich it fi d Won by a head ; Nestor, Foxhunter, Gruyere, and ' and Yorkshire, 704 ; London and North-Western, New
It was asserted on the part of the ndeer w was tte up, but also from the evi- liberta'y was stopped .he found him dead in two hours. Parliament, which stands prorogued to Thursday the 16th In. t t C'• • 1
ing-s ree , ueapsic e.
had been tendered. nce which has been reduced Priestcraft were close together, well up with the second. day of November instent, be further prorogued no Eighths, iZ dis ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire,
' he sum of 771. 19s. 5d., being the whole . . p before me, The The day room in which Eyres was employed was the John Lampert Pain, builder, 6, Church-terrace, St.
seamen that t uestion is whether this indivi The winner was bought in for 115 guinyas. Thursday the 14th day of December next. 224 •South-Eastern 1i
tof wages due, would have been accepted with q . , . dun Simmonds, is re- ordinary day room of the inmates. He never stated Pancras-road, Nov. 24, at twelve, and Dec. 22, at eleven, -e , , •
anion° s onsible under th t • • • • l'or ERT TT o 1 5 sovs each The names of te. 1, ominatecl for Sheriffs b .. n n - • •
The CoPELAND - URS -ANDICAP , eose w-o were n Y at tee seourt of esankruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee,
costs, but no costa were tendered. On the part of the P e act . It is contended the bust- at a, public meeting that Eyres was sent to pick oakum
to the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on the Mor- BIRMINGHAM, NOT. 14.
Basingliall-street ; Church and Son, Bedford-row.
ners it was alleged that while the ship was lying in nese carried on is not his but his sisters's. It may be so when he was scarcely able to breathe. The report of with 50 added, for two-year-olds ; the second horse
c'ew . • • • • . • ' . row of Saint Martin, in the eighteenth year of the reign STOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market was very heavy
' Hobson's Bay, Port Philip, several of the crew refused or not , but the question is whether he is not the person the 26th of August in the same paper was therefore save his stake. One mile ,28 subs. William Turner, tailor's trimming and button seller,
to do duty, whereupon they were eentenced by the who is managing. The words of the act are very ex- incorrect. He told Rayner that Eyres complained of Mr. Redley's Bolton, by Barnton, 7st 21b...(Aldcroft) 1 of her 'Majesty Queen Victoria, and in the year of our Lord
Bow-lane, Cheapsido, Nov. 21 at one, and Dec. 28 at two, to-day. There aespea,rs little dispontion for business, very
one thousand eight h d d I lift -four.
un. re am y close prices being made, with but trifling results. The
. Mr. Powell's Plausible, 6st 51b (Prior) 2 at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, .
police magistrates to eight weeks' imprisonment with tensive, and embrace even persons " using the same." oakum picking. He (witness) ordered Eyres to go only transaetions reported were Birmingham Wolvar-
- hard labour, but four of such men having been re- The question is, whether the defendant does not use this to the sick ward. No objection was made by any one Mr. Mather's Lily, sst 71b (Fordham) 3 ENGLAND. Basinghall-street ; Reed, Ironmonger-lane.
hampton, and Stour Valley Shares at 84, anh Midland
lea,sed at Coe request of the captain and sent on board house for the purpose of attending there and. receiving to it. He had been employed four or five days paintine The following also ran :-f. by Pyrrhus the First, BEDFORDSHIRE -Mr. John Shrew Leigh, of Luton- / James Brewn Michael Brown and Nichol Brown
Stock at 68e. Great Western Birmingham Guarauteed
• tho ship again some of the crew refused to assist in bets on horse racing ; and upon the evidence it appears , bedsteads. He complained to him at the time he tola Reception, Whipper-in, Mrs. Rigby, Triple, Clara. Clark, house ; Sir Geor e. It
g obert Osborne, of Chicksand's Priory, bnilde;s, Monkwearmouth Durha ' , Nov. 21 at eleven'
Bart.; Col. Godfrey Thornton of Muggerhanger•house• and Dec. 22 at twelve, at 'the N.:castle District Court: Stock closed buyers at 72,12, and sellers at 721.
weighing anchor whilst the men who had been sent from to me the case is quite clear, for we have not only the him to go to the sick ward, and not before. He could c. by Chanticleer, Elizabeth Ann, Oocytus, Careless,
BERKSEIIRE.-Mr. Henry 'Elwes, of Marcham•park, i Riker, official aosignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Young,
prison remained on board. The master thereupon sent evidence of Scott, who &Oates that he went in there and not say that he had seen him paintine before that Professor Airy, and Fury.
near Abington ; Sir Claudius Stephen Paul Hunter, of Harrison, and Young, Sunderland. BRISTOL, NOT. 14.
the men back to prison, bat the crew still refused to made a bet, but books are found in which an entry of tima. He could not tell when Miller died, but he e
Betang-2 to 1 agst Professor Airy, 4to 1 apt Con- mortimer.hill, 13art. ; Mr. George Barker, of Stanlake. . Samuel Bailey, hotel-keeper, Davies-street, Berkeley- STOCK Excite:gen.-The market was very fiat. Greet
weigh the anchor unless promissory notes for a certain teat bet is made, as well as columns of similar bets in thought it was on the 27th of June. Eyres saed that more's dam filly, and 7to 1 each agst Mrs. Rigby and BUCKS.-Mr. Philip Duncombe Pauncefort Duncombe, square, Middlesex, Nov. 24, at half-past one, and Dec. 22, Westerns were done at 70 ; Midlands, 68, 674.
sum of money, in addition to their wages, was given to ths same handwriting. Therefore, it clearly appeaes to pickink the oakum had shortened his days, but witness Lily* Won by a neck ; the Ina cols was a bad fourth ; of Great Brick-hill ; Mr. William Frederick Ferrer, of
.• at half-past twelve, at tho Court of Bankruptcy. Caunan,
- - - g
each man. It was alleged beat the master b • d
eing un er roe that the house is used by him. Whether owner or did not tell the master thereof ; neither did he inform Mrs. Rigby fifth ; Professor Airy sixth. On a,pproaching Brayfield-house; Mr. Philip Wroughton, of Ibstone. ' official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Espin, Bedford-row.
was er.ven inside tee raiis rule I,ooa vAMBRIDGESHIRE AND .c..UNTINGDONSIIIRE.-Sir Wil- ' Robert Thomas, tool-maker, Wardour-street, Oxford- COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAT.
duress a,greed to give to nine of the crew promissory occupier, he ie the person carrying on business, and using any of the guardians. He could say that he fully be. the far turn, Fury r; ; 1- ;1 , A 4 , 4, _ . on
e
lioanson Booth, of Gamlinga,y, Bart.; Mr. Edward Hicks, of , street, Middlesex, Nov. 24, and Jan. 5, at two, at the Amsterdam ... .. - .... is 15 ..,, Gibraltar ...
notes for the sum of 401. each, upon which the vessel it for the purpose-not of carrying on the trade of tobac- tieved his statement ;at any rate he took no steps con- no further part in the race.
Great Wilbraham ; Mr. Christopher R abort Pemberton, • Court of Bankruptcy.. Whitmore, official assignee, Rasing- ... -
Ditto, three months .. 11 17;4 Lughorn • .. .
e RACING PLATE, a, Sweepstakes of 3 sovs each, with
conist, but of carrying on, managing, and using this earning it. He did not tell the master or the guar- Th r I , hall-street • Innes, Miter-street. Rotterdam ............ 11 17 ~4 Genoa .......... ...... 25 45
proceeded on ber voyage to Bomba,y ; but it was ex-
-20 added ; the second to save his stake. About one o. 3ourn. ,
. pressly house for the ur ose of bettin .It a ears to me uite diens what Miller said to him abou •
denied that the whoa, 19 hands exacted and re- - P P g PP sl t being broUght to a CUMBERLAND.-Charles Featherstonhaugh, of Staffield- C Henry Perks, porter merchant, Liverpool, Non. 24 and Antwerp .............. 2-5 30 email. : .... - ........ -
leer that the art is broueht within the rovisions of si d He beli vcl • - ile and a quarter. 8 subs. sees .........• ..•. 25 39 Venice
ceived promissory notes ; and the master, moreover, n 13 y. . e 1) ck be . e e his statement, and he told Ray- min hall, Esq. ; Mr. Thomas Story Speddine, of Mire-house ; Dec. 21, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Bird,
tuns' burgh ... . 13 61 N ••••••••• • • • • • • • -
the act, and therefore it .is necessary for me to impose ner what he had said. He knew that when he was in t 's Vou h b Be I 4
or. Iv erring on c er, y ever ac, yrs, 6st
Sir Henry Ralph Vane, of Hutton-liall and Armath-
,c official assignee, Liverpool ; Spires, Teesdale, and Sandi- vt ••• - • A aples .... .. 43%
- alleged that of the said nine men font. only ever applied . . ona ..•• ...... .. •• .• - Palermo ..... ......... I'. 91,i,
such a penalty as the case requires. This act was passed the house an arrangement was entered into respecting 81/3' 251' (T. Cliff) 1 waite, Bart. 'lands, Fenchurch-street. Paris ........ .. - .... 25 12% Messina .. . . 129ni
for the payment of the said notes after the ship's arrival
Mr. Taylor's Liberty, aged, 7st 71b, 25/. ...(A.shmall) 2 CHESHIRE.-Mr. John Chepman, of Hill-end, Mottraeo ; Georee Hoyle and John Tattersall, cotton-rnanufac- Ditto, three months .. 25 32% Lisbon .
at this country, and that upon the sums due to the sea- with the view of preventing a peculiar systera of betting the stopping of liberty, that the Catholics were to go
-men being tendered they wore required by the owners which has been found most detrimental to the morals of out on Sundays, and such Protestants as could procure Mr. Redley's Wensley, 3 yrs, 5 1:111, 9:il
-,t --, -• --(Bates) 3 err. Richard Christopher Nayler, of Hooteu-hall; Mr, turers,'Whitewill-Mill, Whitewell Bottom, near New- Nfarseilles ••••••••••• •• 25 35 Oporto ....„... „ ...... 53ee
isourdeaux . - ...... - - Rio Janeiro ..... .•• ...• -
to sign in accordance with the 98th section of the Act her Majesty's subjects; and, therefore, I feel warranted, letters from the ministers.of the chapels they attended. The following also ran :-Reaper, Uncle, Firebrand, William Atkinson, of Ashton Heyes. church, in the county of Lancaster, Nov. 29 and Dec. 20,
kfort on- Maine .... 11VO Buenos A res .• •
E, an. , , y ... ~. ..
• ' ' 13th and 14th Victoria. from all the circumstances of the case, to inflict a penalty He had official notice of it, but heard of it in the house. and Bourton's dam.. DERBYt3IIIRE.-Mr. Peter Arkwright, of Willersley- at twelve, at tho Menchester District Court. Pott, official Berlin ~.......... ,• •• - ilNew York, 60 days sight
- - The Queen's Advocate, on behalf of the parties pro- on the defendant of 201., or in default to be imprisoned He could not say whether the master or the u di
ar ans Betting--5 to 2 agst Voucher, 3to 1 agst Wensley, castle ; Mr. Alfred Miller Mundy, of Shipley-hall ; Mr' a.ssignee, Manchester; Heaton, Rochdale ;T. A. and J. Vienna .......... •• •• •• 12 20 ll'hiladelpl 1
ceecling, submitted the tender was not a legal one in for one month. With regard to the other defendants, made the arrangement. He did not tell thge persons and ste 1 agst any other. Won by half a, length ; same William Hatfield Da Rodes, of Barlborough-castle. Grundy, Manchester. Trieste-. ~.,•.•• .... /2 20 i ',glees OF BULLION, FEB OZ.
compliance with the act. they are discharged. at the public meetings of the entire sto in f the Sun- distance between the second and third ; a neck between DEVONSHIRE. -Mr. Arthur Davie Bassett, of Water- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. "Ate.'sburg ............ 35 ;Foreign Gobi in Ears .£3 17 9
.. 50 P t Irld C 1 0 0 0
Madrid ............. or twa .0 o n ...
Dr. Spinks appeared on the same aide. Mr. Solomon, on the part of his client, gave notice of day liberty because- he thou h ' it'd pp
g o
g tit s not concern them the third and fourth. The winner was bought in for moxth ; Mr. Alexander Edward Kelso Hamilton, of the
Alexander Leith Enaslio, h - . A ht h
P Yemen, uc erratic ty, Cadiz , ...
Retreat ; Mr. Thomas Daniel, of Stoodleigh.
• 110 guineas. now deceased. iiareelona ............ - 1 New Dollars .... .. 0 0 0
Dr. Adams and De. Twiss appeared on the part of appeal, and the necessary bail having been put in, the H.e did not think they would have been in a better .
posi- DORBETSIIIRE.-Mr. Robert -Williams, of Bridehead ;
the owners of the Mobile. defendant was discharged. slots to judge of the facts if ho had done so. Rayner on • Mr. George Whieldon the younger, of Wyke-house ; Sir James Bowie, commission merchant, Glasgow. , Seville.. •• •• ......... - ISilver in bars . .... 00 0
The learned Judge postponed his decision. -- more than orate occasion used bad language. Witness NEWMARKET C HAMPTON COURSING John James Smith, of the Down-house, Bart. Mrs. Mary Taylor or Donaldson, lately innkeeper in
......-n-. HAMMERSMITH. -Hannan Redeal Evans, aged did not tell the master or the guardians what he had MEETING. DURHAM.-Mr. Robert Surtees, of Itedworth-laouse ; Abel-deep.. .
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 35 years, a dirty, dissipated looking woman was placed said on such occasions. Ho thought Goldsmith had TUESDAY-CHIPPENTIAII-FIELD• Mr. Robert Smith Surtees, of Ileansterley-hall; Mr. Donald. Fraser, seu., lately hardware merchant, Ding- SEA BO RN E ili A I LS.
ANDERSON V. GP.EENWELL AND ANOTHER.. - ALLEGED in the dock, before Mr. Paynter, on a charge of having been employed at painting not more than four or five PUPPIES' STAKES. Timothy Hutchinson, of Eggleston-hall. wall, now deceased. se
feloniously administered to her father, Willtem Ironer, days. ,
Mr. Dobedee bk b Damask beat Mr. Jackson's f b Miss ESSEX.-Mr. John Watlineton Perry Watlington, of
e Duncan Sdeuard, mail contractor, Cairie, Rannoch. (N sign!fics that the'mails are sent from the General Post-office
DEATH OF A HORSE FROM HAVING BEEN IMPROPERLY Balfour and M'Calluin, smiths, Glasgow. •er the night-and Mby the morning-desteh.)
a quantity of laudanurn, with the intent to destroy The depositions, which took nearly two hours read- Nightingale Moor-hall ; Mr. Robert Hills, of Colne Eogaino; Mr.
SHOD. John Frencis Wrient of Kelve o - Alexander Thomoon, con tractor, Legbran /lock, Bothwell,
his life Mr. R,andell's bk b Riot beat Mr. Buckworth's bk and a - ' e. , , d n hall. -------
ing over, were then signed, when Hyde said that Ire INSOLVENT PETITIONER.
ULOUCESTERSHIRE.- Tdr. Corbel Holland Corbet, of Day when made in From wl a When
The plaintiff in this action ia a, coal merchant, in busi- •
w d Brigand. .
ness in Caledonian-place, Caledonian-road, and the de- There was a second charge against her with hav- wanted to ray a, few words in his own defence, as be Adrnington-house • Sir Charles Rushout Rushout, of Seiz. IV. H. Guerrier, Ivy Coffee-house, Newgete-street, City, COUNTRIE4. in Genera/ i•ost- Port due le
fondants are wheelwrights and farriers. The action was •no stolen at different times a uantit f '' s
1 e . q y o beading, considered he ought to make his case as strong as he Lord Stradbroke's r d Melbourne beat Capt. Besant's incote-house, near'Stow-on-the-Wold, Bart. ; 'rr. Richard commission agent. Office, London.* !toe Ace, . ~, a, t.
t anYO.
bl b B DIVIDENDS DECLARED. . ..., _______
furniture, and other articles, the property of her could. Rogers Cexwell Rogers, of Dowdeswell.
brought to recover 10/., the value of a mare which was
se 'ver Friday
said to have died in consequence‘of 'having been itnpro- father. Another female, who gave the name of Mr. Commissioner Austen decided that it would be lit beet Mr L. tl 's
Mr. Reed's bk b Bea y , •ito r b Letter A.• HoREFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Richard Hereford, of Sullen- John Winder, Little May's-buildings, Bedfordbury, to- "Th'rle3(4l'ri"Pack-- ' Y . - . 'AverP°''' ••• '4°l°l"
emerica (by United Sts ,
perly shod, and also 4/. for expenses. Betsy Gould, aged 40, was placed in the dock with irregular for him to sa 1 ' f h d
y anyt ring urt er, an he was Mr. King's bk d Ruler beat Lord Stradbrolte's bk d court, near Hereford ; Mr. Richard. Francis Woe ir/ bacronist -I.st (lie. of 73. 5-sd , any Wednesday, at Whit-
,,g• rosser, packer) ..........e, Nov. 14- ...• - I,iverpool ... ',ST. 22
Mario. more's, Basinghall-streot.
of Belmont, near HereSord ; Mr. Augustus William Henry unerica (by U Stan,
Mr. Serjeaut Miller and Mr. R. Miller appeared fcr the prisoner, charged with being concerned in the ordered for the present to retire. , -
the plaintiff, and Mr. Robinson for the deft n lents. robbery. Mr. Elsden stated' that Hyde wanted to speak to a '
Mr Gillett s bcl d Governor beat Mr. King's bk d Merrick, of Goodrich-court. Joseph Pratt, Manchester, bookseller-lst div. of 3e. packet) Southampton 4ov. 15
Raglan. ITERTFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Nathaniel Ilibbert of n 1 d
, un en- - •
LW. Nov. 28, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Herne- sastrana (rla South-I
• The plaintiff's cese was, that on the 30th Dec. last Ile Mr. Paynter sand he would not go into that charge letter put in respecting the girl Males. ampton) ----Id Jan. 4 .... .
Mr. Jardine's w and bk h Motaeilla (2) beat Mr. Reed's in-Watford ; Mr, William Joseph Myers, of Porters-in- man's, Manchester.
,Mtto (via Marseilles) .I'. l•fan 9
sent several horses, and among others the mare in ques- at present, as the other was the more serious ene Mr. Cemmissioner Austen said he would tell him Shenley; Mr. William Reid, of the Mode-in-Codicoto. John Phillips Brierly, Scholes Brierly, and George eeso(via nape of thr,,,, 1
tion, to the defendants, to be rough shod. After this against Evans, and he wished to know if there was an f kl th t h d'd t• t I f
y ran y a to i no in en( to put any urther ques- bk d Ruby.
Mr L" 1 ' bk d Lascelles (n) 1 KENT. -Mr. John Angerstein of Woodlands BI k
. itt e s e seat Capt. Besant's bk d ~ ac - • . /
Br'erly Oldham, cotton epinnere- 2(1 (lir. of 02,(1., Nov. Hope) ............RDec.4
••• se te
operation she was put in a van, and whilst ascending evidence to prove the mixing of the laudanum with his tions than what the committee had elicited. 24, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hernaanan's, Man- since i wost ceienn.e' no 0, toe naonth
Pentonville•hill she cast a shoe, and she was taken te medicines.
Mr. Atwood Smith, who aeain a eared for Mr Mustapha. heath ; Sir Walter Charles James, of Betshanger, Bart. ;
Mr Edward Ladd Betts, of Preston-hall. choster. taxaner.a..........;N 1,9, 24, ti 30 of n. Dover ...... •
the defendants' to have another shoe put on. Two or Mr. Frederick C. Dodsworth, a, surgeon, of Turn- P. h f h 1.
PP.
.
iercey, t e master o t e workhouse wished to put in Lord Stradbroke's be d Mullingar (2) beat Mr. Dobedo's •• ; NI C
bk d Dutchman. ....EICESTERSIIIIIK.-.. r. osmo George Charles Nevell, William Goodall and. John Birchinall, Titherton, near 5texandria..........311 ith & 20th of tnol . souilialeesei
,tabamas ...........io -17th of the month A eine meet,' ice, 16
three days afterwards she showed lameness, and was ham-green, stated that he had long known Mr. Voller, a letter received from Mr. Wm '
. Carter, the coroner of Holt ; Mr. William Ward Gailby, of Humberstone ; 'Macclesfield, cottons spinners-lst div. of 4s. 9d. on the annum
............ el , 01y.. .. , D . ' '
over ...... Jally
taken to one of the defendants, who taid it was nothing and had attended him professionally for several years. respecting an iaquest he had held in the house. ) Mr. Gillett's bit and w Glory beat Mr. Fryson's bls d H ICI tf S t
Mr. ampc en amen , o flares own. seParato e3tato of John Birehieall, Nov. 28, and any sub- erazil ...... .. .... .. el '9th of the month. s
• ~0111.11,. 1 )
Fearnought. setment Tuoselay, at Hernaman's, Manchester. Buenos Ay-re5........M An of we monti, 4.,,,,t,A0- • 1
but a corn, and he applied some tow to it. The mare r
fhe prisoner Evans was always in the house with him, The Cummissioner said that he conceived what took LINCOLNSIIIRE.-Mr. George Skipworth, of Moorton-
still was anable to work, and a veterinary surgeon was and they had lived together quite alone until vrithin the place at the in th d th' d •
eines a no mg to o with the present Mr. Jardine's w and bkd Mahout beat Mr. Pell's be and house ; the Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville, of Brarnston-
w b Purity. hall; Mr. Charles Thomas John Moore, of Frampton-hall. John Nurthing Bateson, Rochdale, Lencashire, cotton .Otpe on owe Hope ass
spinner-a further div. of Is. 8,30., Nov. 28, and any sub- Otte° of Good Hope ...Z‘ Various pelts erneertain
called in,eand he said she had been pricked by a nail, and last two months, when another woman was employed, in part of the inquiry ; but the letter might be d d t
pre uce a Dobede's bk d Derwent -
Mr. e beat Mr. Pell's be b IRE -Mr John Russell of th 1 1
MONMOUTHSH . . . , 0 Wye,anos, -- e -
seonent Tuesday, at Hornell-rains, Manchester. sape de Verds ......1, Oth of tho montl ioutheraptor OY. 16
-2d div. of 20 2e).1" (see in`"s)
it would be cheaper to have her killed at once than to consequence of the increasing feebleness of the old gentle- the next examination ; and from what he had heard that enhilomel. Chepstow ; Mr. William Cave, of Penhow ; Mr. Edward M• ‘h t tton s sinner
Johns Guest, ano es en co j
*, i7eylon .......... ~..N
. keep her till she got well, as it would be necessary to man. He (witness) generally gave that female all the in- day he did not place much dependence on what Hyde aan subseuent Tuosda at Hername ' ,•
MATCH FOR 200. Bagnall Dimmack, of Pontypool. Nov. 28, an- y Y, ns, .nannel h1e5........N Aon.,Wed.,&Fild -1,-mthamt,(l sissiecnt
wait until a new hoof had been formed, which would be structions how to administer the medicines, as he consi- had stated at the public meeting. NORFOLK.-Mr. Brampton Gurdon, of Litton • Mr Manchester. nine- ............n ei & 17th of mono Seuthamptco ior. 16
ackson's r b Hermitane 2
e ( ) bent Mr. Brown's w
about six months. The mare was not, in fact, killed, dered her more capable of understandicg his wants than The inquiry was adjourned to eleven o'clock this Mr' j Robert Kellett Long, of Dunston ;S' E 1 ' • Samuel Barnes, Oldham, Lancashire, machine.maker- Onina (see India)
and bk h Border Chief. ir •c ward North
.
lst div. of 55., Nov. 23, and any subsequent Tuesday, at ;onstantinopic .... - a 8,1308,23,228 of m sewer ..... Nev. 16
but in a short time she waa found dead in the stable. '
his daughter. On bunday lat he sent a bottle of morning, with the understanding that the proceedines Buxton, of Cromer, Bart.
Aee-Acten STAKES. Hernaman's, Manchester. 3enstantinopie ...... „ tun a zOth ot nun. ionthampt.l
The defendants' case was, that the animal had not s'vengthening medicine, and on the Monday he was told should last till ten at night. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.-Mr. William Harcourt 'sham - owieo dail , .
enit. of Europe /A & N 3 .. •• • Dover ....- Cwieeda I
died in consequence of any unskilfulnese on the part of that the daughter had been mixing laudanum with it. 1•11•MeMM••••••••,, Lord Stradbroke's r d Madras beat Mr. Reed's bk b • Sampson Lane-Isle, John Eyton, and 3lasta Joscolin
Mackworth Dolben, of Finedon-hall ; Mr. Frederick Ver- Egypt (see India)
them or their workmen, and that the probability was Upon putting the liquid .to his mouth h •
e immediately SHIPPING IN " -
T ELLIG BNC E. Mr. Rifle.
Little's b d Lancaster agst Mr. Honey wood's bit b Sartoris, of Rushden-hall.
non Wentworth, of Stoke-park ; Mr. Frederick Wiba,n Cooke, Neweastre-upon-Tyno, merchants-lit div. of 91, France ... Ai & ' nine() (I II . . nail
Nov. 18, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, New- araltar ..... ~ a y Dover ..... vrtee
.......... 61 4,7, 17, 20, 27 of m iouthampic) 0:11,. eo
that her death had arisen from 'd on a s detected the presence of laudanum, which had bee
o. age, an t o poor n ee-__ castle-upon-Tyne. ereece (see ludia)
• condition in which she was. Mixed with the medicine. He understood a little b -Lancaster ran a bye ; Mr. Honey wood's b, NORTHUMBERLAND. -Mr. Rowland Errington, of Sand- ireytown .... 6l hid & 17th of mon. seuteernees ;oy. 20
op, CUSTOM-HOUSE Nov 14 DIVIDENDS.
The jury fuuad a verdict for the defendants. about 13 years ef age, who was in the house, had told ENTERED INWARDS.-Tho G.' - . * drawn. hoe ; Mr. Bryan Barren, of Broome-park ; Mr. William . tamburgth N Tuesday & Friday London .....
'sena Mart rota
g , from Ko- Henry Charlton, of Hesleyside. Dec. 5. 'W. Howell, Goswell-streot, St. Luke's. licensed lava nnah ... a• 2nd of the month aseiliampe , ace. 1
Mr Jackson's rcl Troublesome Jack beat ntlr. Dobede's . ........ ,
---- Mr. Voller not to take any of the znediene, as some • b 1 J
. rues urg i ; aue, Rouen ; Black Cat, Alicante and D ni • •
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. thine had b
, een put into it, and the liquid not being the Efiza, Nordmaling • James, Dunkirk ; Isabel, Dal o eFre' bk b p Devua. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.-Mr. Henry Briclgeman Simpson, victuallor-Dee. 5. T. Harris, West Wycomb, Buckingham- Holland 5l Datie............ Dover ...„ s. esti,
manufacturer-Dec 5 G Webb Shore./itch ioneuras ...... AI 17tit of the month. Ao,ntautiptct 1.: ov. 13
(Before Mr. Commissioner 'Murphy.) same colour as the former medicine, he refused to take derica, Stockholm ; 'Pendennis, Gijon • Pauline HoPue; -
oliton, Mr. Buckworth's bk d Barrister beat Mr. Miller's ble dof Babworth ; Mr. Samuel William Welfitt, of Langwith- shire, chair _ . . . .
' ' '' ' a ia vi oauteam t 1' c' • ' • I
P •)M, •th .c. 20th of mon. Plyin.,uth .. ~,,,, 2
lodge ; Mr. Richard Milwood, of Thurgarton-priory. cheesernonger-Dee. 5. E. M. Ager, Hill-street, Walworth. id (an
IN THE M•ATTER OF ROBERT BALLS-BREACH OF rnolusz any more of it. He had, however, taken one dose of Mauritius ; Ranger, Stettin ; Soe'blouasten Nyberg • Barrabba,e.
. and Victoria-terrace Kennington baker-Dec. 5. G. Bar-
OXFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Benjamin John Whippy, of Lee , , mita (via Marseilles)lN4 .9th&2sth of month Dover
onian Isles (see India) 7, i 7, Bi., 27 of mon Doyen.... Ser. 16
OF MARRIAGE. the medicine. Witness had often found Mr. Voller in George Lerd, Patran • Emanuel, Christ• ! - n ' M R d l'' f ancl w b nivel b
Janie ; Venus le an e. s eat Mr. Fyson's r d place. CharlburY ; Sir lienrY PeYton, of Swift's-house, ber, Bishopsgate-street Without, City, grocer-Dec. 9• Ireland ~.... -21 & N TWiCe don), ...... Holy hem i
Hanabursh •II t '
This insolvent, a young man in no business or employ- a stupitied state when he called to see hino, and had G 0 , I ar ha, Fehmern ; Margaret Milne, Cape of Furious.
Bart. • Mr. William Evetti, of Tackley park. W. Tanner anti J. Ward, Loadonhall-street, City, leather 1,i5b0n..............6.1 7,9, 17, &27 of in. south:moue.
thou 1 ood Hope ; Henry Gillespie, Callao; Ariel, Gottenburgh ; Mr. Fyson's f d Fatalist beat Mr. Dobede's lek d D P ' ' )1 Ch 1o - I" fa t --Do n W Crofts, George's coffee-house, Strand„ eadeira ..........„N 9th of the month Southamptcx
p og -.UTLANDSHIRE.-1. r. ar es ermston Eaton, of ix- c ors ec. o. .
ment, applied to be discharged from prison. ght that laudanum had been administered, as he Vater W s : ...... I,' 23d of month .... Liverp00l
itch, nlogadore; Coloritas Beenos A • Rose.i over ; Mr. Arthur Heathcoto, of Pilton ; the Hon. Henry coffee-house-keeper-Dec. 7. R. Spencely, W apping, and :!..Veir .....
Mr. Sturgeon, the barrister, opposed on the part of lageaec 1
dto be labnurin under
g something of the kind, mento, Palermo ; Vesta, Alexa d ia' I; h yr"
11°-
',eta (see India)
the only creditor, a young woman named Jane Barber, ou d never detect it until he tasted the medicine Bomartina; A • D ' nr; ge itto di Trieste, nlr. Miller's bk b Mildew beat Lord Stradbroke's bk Lewis Noel, of Ketton. , Clyde-dock Rotherhithe, saihnaker-Dec. 7. T. Wilkin- naue ... ts 818 &
............ „ 26 of men-Dover
on Monday. zorian, °ma ; Aurora, Stettin • Caroline, and w b Mildew -Mr. Willoughby Hart Sitwell, of Buck- son, Camliridge-wharf, Pimlico, and Grosvenor-street, ,fauritins (see theta)
residing at Norwood. Callao; Ross-shire Da,nt • • In . . SHROPSHIRE.
, zic , mime, Gravelinea ; Echo, Eaton-square, coal merchant-Dec. 7. W. R. Nield and gaud tius ..........N 14th of the moral.
Stephen Cresswell, a youth, about 18 • r. ( ward e ore ea. acre, o a acre- a. ,e r.
M • Secreton's Lk b Mort, 1. b 1 M El f 1 C t fG t h 1 • '‘l
Mr. Sargood supported the application. years of age, in Nieuport; Victoria I ity eat Lord Stradbroke's na ;
, Nassau ; Hoop, Worcum ; Jongo 1' W. H. IL Collander, Cannon-stseet, West, City, shawl Mexico .... .. ..M,2nd of the tnonth.. Sonthamptei /eel. I
the service of a cowke r b Music Edmund Wright, of Masten.
The insolvent wa,s in custody for 105/., being the . . eper at Turnham-green said he Antjo, Worenns.
te of roanufacturers--.Dee. 7. C. Spashett, Barking, Essex mast- '4i'lei ..... •........1N stlllstll2athofmon. Dover
was in the habit of supplyin Ms V ' ' ' r b Kato SO3IERSETSHIRE.-Mr. George Barons Northco ,
amount of damages and coats in an action brought by
milk, and he kne the g•
''
aer
8 "us'.
with
ENTERED OUTWARDS.-The Symmetry, for Antwerp Mr. Pertwee s (2) beat Mr. Jardine's be b maker-Dec. 7. C. T. Griffis, Woodford-bridge, 'Essex, i .
Nl:w Granada ......1 2d t 17 th of month Southampto, Soy. 16
• M Jle 11' 1, fSt - E t •
Somerset-court , r. o n ippes ey, o o w as on , N w Z0t1and.......... R nrivate r• ' ', , • •
Jane Barber for a breach of promise of marriage, in
He had done "obswfor h prisoner Evans very well. Francis Henry, for Melbourne ; English Rose, for Dun- Mortifio Alois.
Sir Arthur Hallam Elton, of elevedon-eourt. underwriter-Dee. 5. J. West, Donningtou, Lincolnshire, , no, o ;,. , Y z s .11) .. ,• ,tri.>.l3 poi llncertslll
13 ,ita.e3 ........e ',ollsl.ll2s,thofinon Dover sr y 22
which judgment was allowed to go by default. The
num on j . er, and had purchased lauda-
several occasions at he kirk • Jam)
, and Margaret, for Antwerp ; Pilot, for Ham- Mr. King's be de Itokeby beat Mr. Pertwee's r b Kitty. STAFFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Richard Dyott, of Freeford ; linendraper-Dec. 5. E. Molyneux, Liverpool, tavern- I eereos„la
....,.,...„
TtaiStianthofinon. ' -- ' °• 16
. Nniths.tnpto gov.
bure • Riche keeper-Dec. 7. H. H. Kine, Bristol, bookseller-Dec 8 ? •
damages were 751. r request. He bought e , .rd and Francis, for Dunkirk ; Pauline Hough Mr. Swinborne's f b Live'y beat Mr. Dobede's IA d p Mr. Thomas Mr Senora
William Giffard, of Chillington; . , e . • eiu .............,,a1 hl & 27th of nion .4outhamph Noy. 16
•th
The insolvent was questioned by Mr. Sturgeon, wi d t •
two pennyworth of laudanum for her the last te ton, for Mauritius ; Romance of the Sea, for Hong-K
one, and Centon • P ong Daring.
Polo Shawe, of Maple Hayes. J. Crowther and W. Dickinson, jun., Manchester, general , Dart Natal .......... 1.'7 By priv, / • • ' in
a-e shiP.•. Varieu.s ports aneerta
it down u on the
an pu p ground on the inside of the S d * , enelope, for Geelong ; Great Britain, for Mr Jardine's bk d Maharajah (1 tG. F SOUTHAMPTON.-Mr. James Edward Brad- , 3.lanchester vrarehousemen. S!ellY •• •• .......... stilietineettioirnon, Dover ..... Nov. 22
a e ipsy King) beat COUNTY 0
ruscallY •• •.........N stfilsPi2sthohuon. Dover
the view of ascertaining whether he d y pro-
possesse an ate according to her instructio y ney ; Sophia for Leghorn; George Lori f Ml+ *
i , Or a.a ; Mr. Swinborne'S bk b Elfin. - shaw, of Fair Oak-park, near -Winchester ; the Hon. Sir CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.
perty. It appeared from iris statement that he had
g'
' h b f ns. She always gave Dahlia, for Nantes • I'r 1 • k 1 • Venezuela ..........IM 2d .2 17th efmonth South= trr Nor. 16
been he no business, but had been su td b his
ppor e y bun t e money e orehand, and told him to put it in the 'Victoria, for S ' , eyrie Vilhelmina, for Dantzio
t. Thomas ; State of Main, for C ; Weather favourable, company d
numenus, an sport Edward Butler, of Harefield, Southampton ; Mr. James
Dee. 7. T. G. Curtis, Oxforn-street, • '
licensed victuaPer Van Diemen's Land (se P . -
father, the well-knows chn •b - • t B •
ni us proprietor a rut- place Ise had named. He had bought threepenny worth Luna, for Bremen. alcutta ; excellent. Winter Scott, of Rotherfield, near Alton.
-Deo 7. J. Sanders Paddin ton corn dealer-De Austral'
SUFFOLK.-Mr. John Josselyn, of St. Edmund's hill, . • , , • g, , c. 6. C. west Indies
ia) ..
le 2d& 17th • i month , Southampton 1 ;OT. 16
ton. •He had been apprenticed to a coach maker, at a time, and when she wanted a larger quantity she VESSELS CREARED WITH CARGO. - Tho Andrea IM.P.MW.I/1...1. w Arcedeckno of Gle
Bury St. Edmund's ; Mr. Andre , , grog ~ Planner, Lversholt-street, St. I ancras, draper-Dec 6 G -
but had looked after his father's hor Former' put the money in a piece of paper or sent a note with for San Francisco ; Iguna for Const t• l Isl S'
C MPIONSHIP OE T T - - - iE. nhuttleworth, M. H. Shuttleworth, and G. E. S * * *
HE IiAItES.-The aquatic season ing-hall, Hackeston ; Mr. John George Weller Poloy, of n huttle- When any of these dates fall on a Sunday-, the mails win ee &-
Lis father's vehicles had on them " Be:lsfs and S .it. He knew he purchased sixpenny worth of the Willonn, for Amsterdam ; 'Nicola Nil', ifoorp e ; armana lIA,
i worth, jun. Poultry, City, auctioneers -Dec. 6 S I••
ons, Amsterdam ; -proionged this year to an extremely late period-will Boxted-hall. - . . saaes, spatched on the following day-. witlit the exception of the India vla
which meant his two brothers, Tho d M
mas an at- poison on one occasion. He did not buy it every week, Baden, for Antigua ; Expedit, for Gotte b II 1 ' M d •
n urg ; .a a, for conclude on on ay next with a race fo th h • Portsee diem shire hardwa,retnan-D
SunnEn.-Mr. James Gadesdon, of Ewell castle, Ewell; •• , P , ec. 7. j. Wilsher Southampton),and the suaita, both of whick will be despatched the
thew, and not him. Some time ago his father left the and the first time was about three months ago. Sh Alexandria •
e for Koni ob e •
, Hero of the Nile, for Rangoon ; Gluckza, ship of the Thames and 400/ b r e c ampion-
., etweenTho C 1 h
;nes oe, w o E 1 d IS: h 1 Northey, of Woodcote-house, Ep-
Mr. ,( war ic arc Aldridge, Witham, Essex, corn merchant-Dec. 7. J. D. preceding day.
Jones and C. Gold, Cheapside City, tavern keepor-Doe.
basiness to his brothers, and drove himself. The altera- had told him two or three times that she had found it a g tiro , Eltare, for Naples ; Bianca, for Pernam- noir holes the title, and James lel som th H jha George Cavendish, of Tyneegrove,
• 0 on. 0
uco and Val • essenoer, who aspires G. J. E. Prockter, St. Columb'Minor, Cornwall, shipowner FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEWTON.-Yesterday morning'
Lion took place 18 months or two years ago. He never quite correct, after he had put it in the place she had told parmso; Stadt Dordrecht, for Dordt. to it. For some time past this event ha;been t CheAsey.
+nisi ...so nerson that be had an interest in te. aene_s_ . him. e --- he theme eneeee.--Mr. Georee Carew Gibson, of Braddon-brook, , r-DengB. J., glanber,..nlanchester, engraves. to calico prin- as Mr. A. 0. Lea°, Surgeon, of Newton-le-Willows, wan

This insolvent, a young man in no business or employ.
ment, applied to be discharged from prison.
Mr. Sturgeon, the barrister, opposed on the part of
the only creditor, a young woman named Jane Barber,
residing at Norwood.
Mr. Sargood supported the application.
The insolvent was in custody for 1051., being the
amount of damages and coats in an action brought by
Jane Barber for a breach of promise of marriage, in
which judgment was allowed to go by default. The
damages were 751.
The insolvent was questioned by Mr. Sturgeon, with
the view of ascertaining whether he possessed any pro-
perty. It appeared from his statement that he had
been in no business, but had been supported by his
father, the well-knows omnibus proprietor at Brix-
ton. He had been apprenticed to a coach
maker,
but had looked after his father's horses. Formerly
his father's vehicles had on them " Balls and Sons,"
which meant his two brothers, Thomas and Mat-
thew, and not him. Some time ago his father left the
business to his brothers, and drove himself. The altera-
tion took place 18 months or two years ago. He never
told any person that he had an interest in the business ;
he only had what his father liked to give him. He never
told a person named Frith that he was in partnership in
the business. Ile had nothing from the business but
"pocket money," and sometimes he had as much as two
guineas a week. He had not had it for some time.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy said he should in future
where any examination took place go into the case.
Here was a person sued for breach of promise of mar-
riage and had 75/. damages awarded at the instance of a
person who was a laundress. What she could
have lost by not marrying him he could not tell,
except it was being raised to the station of his family.
They knew nothing of wounded affections, but all
they knew was that he had habits which it was insinu-
ated had impaired his health. He found a case in the
eourt where a person had a judgment of four months,
and, he meant to act in a similar manner. This insolvent
had been
orderson since the 11th October, and his vest-
ingnounce was on the 16th. He should in this case pro-
_ in prison
judgment of four calendar months from the
vesting order for the damages awarded. His Honour,
after expressing hi& intention with respect to other cases,
pronounced the '
d
the vesting judgment recorded of four months from
order on the 16th October.

After some additional evidence further inculpating
the prisoner,
Mr. Dodsworth said the prisoner was given to drun-
kenness, and he fully believed she did not intend to
destroy her father's life, but merely to stupify him while
she got the things out of the house to sell for drink.
Mr. Paynter said he had heard quite sufficient for
the present to remand her on the charge of attempting
to poison her father ; and the next time she was
brought up she would be placed in the dock by herself,
as the other prisoner had nothing to do with that of-
fence. He also remanded the other prisoner until the
same day.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Tho Anne (barque), of Sunderland, bound south, Nov.
9, six miles S.W. of Cape Roca.
The Euxine (steamer), from Southampton, Nov. 10,
six miles west of the town of Guardia.
The Samuel Winter, from Liverpool to Rio Janeiro,
Sopt. 12, lat. 37 N., long. 15 W.
The Ellen, from Liverpool to Belize, Sept. 15, lat. 34
N., long. 14 W.
The Prince (brig), Oot. 4, lat. 8 N., long. 23. W.
The Margaret Ann (ship), Nov. 14, lat. 48 N., long. 10
W.

The Thames, of Alloa for St. John's, Newfoundland,
Oct. 4, lat, 48 N, lorg. 35 W.
The Alderman Morrison, of Hull.
The Stride (barque), bound W., Oct. S, off Cape Race.
The Great Western (steamer), Oct. 27, lat. SN, long.
29 W, standing to the SW.
The Convoy (barque), steering E, Oct. 23.
The Enterprise (barque), of Liverpool, Sept. 13, lat. 16
3, long. 29 W.
The Henry (ship), of London, Nov. 6, lat. 46 N, long.
12 W.

•
CHAMPIONSHIP OP THE THAMES.—The aquatic season
—prolonged this year to an extremely late period—will
conclude on Monday next with a race for the champion-
ship of the Thames and 4001., between Thomas Cole, who
now holds the title, and James Messenger, who aspires
to it. For some time past this event has been the theme
of conversation in aquatic circles, and as the time ap-
proaches for the issue the interest which it creates is con-
siderably heightened, and there is no doubt but those
who witness it will experience the gratification conse-
quent upon a first-rate trial of skill and stamina. For
many years past rowing, as a science, has been im-
proved upon, and we know of so two men so com-
petent to illustrate that improvement as Cole and
Messenger. What may be the fortune of the day it is,
indeed, difficult to say ; and the very best judges are
hanging back to ascertain something that may determine
their choice before they make investments. The Loco-
motive steamer has been charted far the Elite to accom-
pany the race, and will convey the umpires and referee.
The match will start at a little after two, the distance
being from Putnoy to Mortlake. Both raen are in active
training.
rADYERTISEME.NT.]--SIGHT AND 11BARING.—Messrs. S. and B
Solomon, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Ob-
serve—opposite the York Hotel. Newly-constructed Spectacle
Lenses of the greatest transparent power. The valuable advan-
tage derived from this invention is, that vision becoming im-
paired is preserved and strengthened, and very aged
persons are enabled to employ their sight at the most
minute occupation—can see with these lenses of a much less mag-
lifYin" power—and they do not require the frequent changes
to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance. Deaf-
ness—New Discovery.—The Organis Vibrator, an extraordi-
nary powerful, small, newly-invented instrument for deafness,
entirely different from all ethers, to surpass anything of the
kind that has been, or probably ever can be, produced.
Being of the same colour as the skin, is not perceptible ; it
enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and at
public assemblies ; the unpleasant sensation of singing noises
in the ears is entirely removed ; and it affords all the assist-
.
I ance that possilaly could be desired. By her Majesty's Royal
Letters Patent for valuable and extraordinary improvements
in the most powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp,
Race-course, Opera,
viewed through
r,
--dime ,Aerman Glass), to know the distances of objects
and Perspective Glasses (glazed with
navy, and others. These telescopes possess such extra-
them—of great importance to the army,
ordinary pasvers that some 311 inches, with an extra eye-
piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring,
and the (I,•mble stars ; with the same telescope can be
seen a person's countenance three miles and a half distant,
and au °hie et from 12 to 14 miles. They are of larger and all
sizes, with increasing powers accordingly.—The Royal Ex-
hibition, .ItBsl.—Valuable, newly-invented, very small,
powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the size of a walnut, by which
a person can be seen and known li miles distant ; they answer
every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera houses,
country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 to 10 miles.
They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to
sportsn ten, gentlemen gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera,
race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderful
power ; an object can be clearly seen from 10 to 12 miles
distant. —39, Albemarje-street, Piccadilly. Observe —oppo-
site the York Hotel. •

NORTHUMBERLAND. —Mr. Rowland Errington, of Sand-
hoe; Mr. Bryan Burrell, of Broome-park; Mr. William
Henry Charlton, of Hesleyside. •
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.-Mr. Henry Bridgeman Simpson,
of Babworth • Mr. Samuel William Welfitt, of Langwith-
lodge ; Mr. Richard Milwood, of Thurgarton-priory.
OXFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Benjamin John Whippy, of Leer
place, Charibury ; Sir Henry Peyton, of Swift's-house,
Bart. ; Mr. William Evetti, of Tackley-park.
RUTLANDSHIRB.-Mr. Charles Ormston Eaton, of Tix-
over ; Mr. Arthur Heathcote, of Pilton ; the Hon. Henry
Lewis Noel, of Ketton.
SHROPSHIRE.-Mr. Willoughby Hart Sitwell, of Beck-
nal ; Mr. Edward Lloyd Gatacre, of Gatacre-hall ; Mr.
Edmund Wright, of Halston.
SOMERSETSHIRE.-Mr. George Barons Northcote, of
Somerset-court; Mr. John Hippesley, of Stow Easton;
Sir Arthur Hallam Elton, of Clevedon-court.
STAFFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Richard Dyott, of Freeford ;
Mr. Thomas William Giffard, of Chillington ; Mr. Samuel
Pole Shawe, of Maple Hayes.
COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON.-Mr. James Edward Brad-
shaw, of Fair Oak-park, near Winchester; the Hon. Sir
Edward Butler, of Harefield, Southampton; Mr. James
Winter Scott, of Rotherfield, near Alton.
SUFFOLK.-Mr. John Josselyn, of St. Edmund's bill,
Bury St. Edmund's ; Mr. Andrew Arcedeckne, of Glover-
ing-hall, Hackeston ; Mr. John George Weller Poloy, of
Boxted-hall. -
SURREY.-Mr. James Gadesden, of Ewell castle, Ewell;
Mr. Edward Richard Northey, of Woodcote-houso, Ep-
som ' • the Hon. John George Cavendish, of Tyne grove,
Chertsoy.
SUSSEX.--Mr. George Carew Gibson, of Braddon-brook,
Guildford ; Mr. William Crake, of Hastings; Sir John
Wm. Hamilton Anson, Bart., oflAvisford.
WARTVIOKSHIME.-Mr. Chandos Wren Hoskyns, of
Wrax-hall ; Sir Peter Van Notten Pole, Bart., of Todden-
harn-house ; Mr. Henry Spencer Lucy, of Charlcote-park.
WESTMORELAND.-Mr. John Hill, of Bankfoot ; Mr.
Burson Harrison, of Ambleside ; Mr. William Wilkinson,
of Warcop.
WILTSHIRE.-Sir Francis Dugdale Astley, Bart., of
Everleigh-park ; Mr. Simon Watson Taylor, of Urchfont ;
Mr. Charles William Miles, of Barton-house, Malmesbury.
WORCESTERSECIRIC.-Mr. William Dowdoswell, of Pull•
court, Near Tewkesbury ; Mr. Francis Edward Williams,
of Doddeslanm, near Worcester; Mr. Francis Tongue
Rufferd, of Prescot.
YORKSHIRE.-Mr. James Brown, of Copgreve, near
Knaresborough ; Sir George Wombwell, Bart., of New-
burgh-park, near Easiegwold ; Mr. Frederick Granwood,
of Norton Conyers.

Dee. 7. T. G. Curtis, Oxford-street, licensed victualler
—Dec. 7. J. Sanders, Paddington, corn dealer—Dec. 6. C.
Plaister, Eversholt-street, St. Pancras, draper—Dec. 6. G.
E. Shuttleworth, M. 11. Shuttleworth, and G. E. Shuttle-
worth, jun., Poultry, City, auctioneers—Dec. 6. S. Isaacs,
Portsea, ampshire, hardwareman—Dec. 7. J. Wilsher
Aldridge, Witham, Essex, corn merchant—Dec. 7. J. D.
Jones and C. Gold, Cheapside' City, tavern keeper—Dec.
6. J. E. Prockter, St. Columb Minor, Cornwall, shipowner
—Dec. 8. J. Barber, Manchester, engraver to calico prin-
ters—Dec. 15. J. Mills, Leeds, printer—Dec. 13. C. H.
Helgate, Kirton in Lindsey, Lincolnshire, scrivener.

When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will be de-
spatched on the following day, with the exception of the India via
Southampton), and tho Malta, both of whick will be despatched the
preceding day.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEWTON.—Yesterday morning,
as Mr. A. 0. Leete, surgeon, of Newton-le-Willows, wad
returning home, having been engaged in his professional
duties at Goulburne, his horse, from some unexplained
cause, stumbled and threw him, breaking his collar
bone, and inflicting other severe injuries. We are sorry
to add they have proved fatal, the unfortunate gentleman
(who was very highly respected) having expired at ten
o'clock a.m., a few hours after the accident.— Warring'
ton Guardian.

BIRTIIB.
OF A SON.
On the 13th intl., at Pynee, Devon, Lady Northcoto.
On the 11th inst., at Swakeleys, the wife of Captain
Cochran, R.N.

OF A DAUGHTAR.
On the 9th inst., at Vev'y, Switzerland, the wife of the
Rev. S. B, Blomefield, British Chaplain.
On the 12th inst., at tho Parsonage, Forden, Montge'
mery, the wife of the Rey. R. J. Harrison.

MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE Lox-
DON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.—An accident of
a deplorable character, and unfortunately attended with
fatal consequence. to one of the company's engine-drivers,
took place on the London and South-Western Railway,
near the Chertsey station. From the particulars ob-
tained, it appears that just as .the train, which was due
at the Waterloo-road terminus at 9.20 on Monday night
was moving from the platform, the driver slipped from
the side of his engine, and fell between the wheels and
the footpath. Several persons witnessed the occurrence,
and shouted to the fireman to stop the engine ; but before
he.had sufficient time to do so, the poor fellow's body was
crushed against the side of the station, and the whee!s
passed over one of his feet, terribly-cutting it. Beyond
the last injury nothing very serious was apprehended,
and the driver was placed in one of the carriages, and
conveyed to Loudon. Upon removing Lim Irmo the
carriae-e he appeared perfectly insensible, when police-
constable Lamb iairnethatelv procured the att-ndance of
Mr. Dodd, surgeon, of the York-road, when that gentle.
man pronounced life extinct. The body was, therefore,
handed over to the custody of Mr. Adamson, the sum-
moning officer of Lambeth, who had it placed in the
dead-house until the inquest was held. Not the ;met
blame can be attributed to any of the company's servants
beyond the unfortunate deceased, who, it appears, did
not attempt to get upon his engine until the signal for
starting the train bad been given and the steam turned
on. The inquest, it is expected, will take place this
day. The poor fellow, who was described as having
been a very steady man, had not been long in the em-
ployment of the company,

WALES.
ANGLESET.—Mr. John Williams, of Treffos ; Mr. Hugh
Robert Hughes, of Bodrwyn ; Mr. John Jacob, of Dan-
fawr.
BRECONSIIIRE.—Mr. John Williams Vaugh an, of Velin-
newydd ; Mr. Thomas Davies, of Llangattock ; Mr. John
Jones, of Glanhouddu.
CARNARVONSIIIRE.—Mr. Samuel Dieckfield Derbyshire,
of Pendyffrw ; Mr. Richard Trygarn Griffith, of Trygarn ;
Mr. John Whitehead Greaves, of Tanyratt.
CARMARTHENSHIRE.—Mr. George Watkin Rice, of
Llwyngbrain ; Mr. Edward Abadam, of Middleton-hall ;
Mr. William Morris, of Cwm.
CARDIGANSHIRE.—Mr. William Buck, of Abereifed
Mr. John Battersby Harford, of Peterivell ; Mr. John
Propeit, of Blaowfiestill.
DENBIGHSHIRE. —Mr. John Edward Madocks, of Glan-
y-wern ; Mr. Henry Robinson Sand bach, of davodandq,
near Abergele ; Mr. Hugh Robert Hughes, of Kimmell-
park, St. Asaph.
FL INTSHIRE. rthur Trevor Viscount Dungannon, of
Brynkinalt ; Mr. Edmund Peel, of Bryn-y-hys ; Mr. Fred.
Philips, of Rhual.
GLAITORGANSHIRE. —Mr. Lewis Llewellyn Dillwyn, of
Parkweon, near Swansea; Mr. Richard Bassett, of Bonil-
stone-house ' • Mr. Wyndham William Lewis, of the Heath,
near Cardiff.
MERIONETHSIIIRE.—Mr. Hugh John Revaly, of Bryn-
gwin ; Mr. Charles Ponsonby Tottenham, of Carrogessa ;
Mr. John Priestley, of Hafodygregog.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE.—Mr. Maurice Jones, of Fron-
fraithes ; Mr. Richard Herbert Alytton; of Garth; Mr.
Edmund Peel, of Llanlerinio.
PEMBROKESHIRE.—Mr. John Leach, of Ivy-tower ; Mr.
Lewis Mathias, of Llangwarren ; Mr. John Mirchouse, of
Brownslade.
Whittaker
RADNOSIIIRE.—Mr. John Abraham R , of
Bencastle-court ; Mr. Francis Evelyn, of Corton Presteign ;
Mr. Thomas Moore, of Old-hall.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. 10.
CorS of Royal Xarbzes.—Fiogoncl, Liqtlienut liorarcl

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.)
IN RE ROGERS.-LARGII MUCANTILS FAILURE.
This was the first
as Rogers
the bankruptcy of
J. Rogers (trading
tney-lane." .Co.), commission
agent, of Laurence Poun
prove-a-thgre eat number of
creditors were in attendance to
be iliA..ndteerbictBa:
liabilities are stated at about 60,005/.The
out of the way ;he is supposed to The bankrupt is
bankrupto
pposed
amount of assets is uncertain.
A proof submitted by Mr. Collinridge was
by Mr. Abrahams, on the ground that the
having absconded, and left no books or accounts behind
him, there were no tneans of ascertaining the correctness
of the claim. The lx.itkrupt had been connected with a
person named Arnold, a fraudulent bankrupt of Paris,
who was now in custody.
Mr. Collinridge was examined as to the validity of
the bills on which his proof was founded. He had made
cash advances to the bankrupt, and negotiated his bills.
He claimed a balance of 13,00 franc.
A similar objection was taken to two proofs tendered
on behalf of Thomas Arnold, of Paris, for about 2,5001.
The proofs purported to have been made at Woolwich,
but the creditor was not in attendance.
Mr. Aspland said he was prevented appearing by some
French process which was out against hitn.
His Honour said he could not admit Arnold's proofs ;