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

PRANGS-TIItEURS.

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 thefrance-tireurs 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 fireat 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
—railing 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-tireurs
have done good execution is evident from the fact that,
in the evening of 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 ware so scarce that the guns had to be served by the
infantry. Express no surprise at the word iuncertain,
for from the 6th to the 17th, the Russian gentle-
men did not cease to point their guns at us as at
tar-
get, whilst we did not deign to answer them
sevuchny a
obuyrths batteries
iiand.
One ball went into
musket shot. They consequently attainedk
preci-
sion
he
ir
that
bailst theen dayeved
en
ourembrasures
the very month of a cannon, but was
too large to penetrate more than a third.
stuck fast. This was considere
which
we
unmasked
a ms
ia f cast ed
g n
l's tent o be shown to him."
was carried to the genera
d so
curious It,h however,

in addition to thivnagriotous
thmeaCilucnoanrd.
It appears that,
tract steamers already chartered, the Government have
just taken up the Europa, of 1,800 tons, and th 5
e Alps
Company (hourly expected
forcoemo screw -
esteamer,vyor ko,f
whence
esnocoe taohnes
is,
absebltooln '
sail on the 31st ult.),
Company, togetker with the Indiana, of 2 38,--
i tons, be-
longing to the General Screw
blainiTdlesiutialefitetch6Tooeuhißadsmaeoy3eo.ssilsOEl:faixhaleti,hlBa:ssnOtgleeotao9mantsN.,
Company. eox,ngi,,-; te the Brazil
;ex.i.chorazngoeniLs
nonomdoinnaflolyr
23-40 per cent., it foEllonwn.lsatnhatper cent., and the par of
exchange between
0.17 per cent. in favour of England; and,
interest, the presenr rate leaves maneria,ca,aftbereimngaklinog9
of gold from theeavaiatedt
allowance for elm transport and difference of
importation
THE Gnaw KS IN- L trifling profit on the
—lt is satisfactory to state
that since the late °ND°N.
against their conduct theg
Gerxeperkession
firms oifupLuboluidcuoupihnuiovne
behaved with decency and discretion. In fact, the una-
nimity and plain honesty of the reproof iniicted on them,
coupled with the sense of :haesais which always seems more
or less to oppress the enemies of Ungland when they
commit themselves to expreasieis 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 present
reserve, they will find they have nothing to fear,
and the public, moreover, have not lost sight of the fact
that there are some few of the most respectable among
them who have always kept a course free from reproach.
There is full disposition, ake, to de jestice to them in
their mercantile relations, as a body
fro whose presence in
the country is beneficial, since, m peculiar
aptitude for some branches of commerce, they have con-
tributed perhaps more than any other class, especially
by their operations in graM, to give rapid effect to our
free-trade legislation, and to extend the foreign col:wimp•
tion a our manufactures.

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_ .. THE SUN LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 153 1854
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Nov. 14. if he was in this country, he mast appear in person to land the evidence ef the witnesses. He also much ad- SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. Seaton Jones to lee First Lieutenant, vice J. E. W. Scott
to half-pay. COUNTRY MARKET&
mired the model placed before his worship for his inspec- Aar --_,_,.,„e*,,__,_
-•
make his proof. •
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENAN TS.
__sae—.
Several other proofs, chiefly for small amounts, were tion, but he contended that he had no power to act. He SHREWSBURY A.UTIJMN RACES. FOREIGN-OFFICE, OCT. 31. County of Inverness.-James Murray Geant, Eeq., to LIVERPOOL-NOT. 14. ,
COURT OF EXCHEQUER. presented and investigated • but most of them were ad- should be able to show him an act of Parliament which
TUESDAY. The Queen has been graciously Pleased to appoint Wal- be Vice-Lieutenant, Oct. 20. To be Deputy-Lieutenant.- The trade in foreign wheat and flour at our Corn Ex-
81.1tTI7ILD V. MI GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. merchant, of Old Jewry-chambers had escaped the notice of his learned friend, who had dug
not think The ABBEY STAXES of 3 seVS each, with 20 added, for , ter Cope, Esq., now her Majesty's Consul at Guayequil, to The Right Honourable Robert Campbell, Baron A'singer, change was limited, and the upward tendency of prices re-
gpcerTedYitor, and the only one whose proof up some old act to suit his purpose ; but he did
In this case which has frequently been before the j(°tbuernpeedt'itionfirr;
ceives .
Ibe her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires and Consul-General to John Walker William Robertson, Alexander Mathes 'et a check. The show of English wheat and flour sane-
M P H W'll• WIC .
_, pies was the largest since harvest, and to effect sales a re-
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 upwalrds ; optional selhng weights ;
as he understood an indictment was Pending in this case certain penalties and a lowances ; the second to save the Republic of the Equator.
The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint son, M.P., Edward Ellice, .., enry 1 ram ite
Alexander Maella, Andrew Belford, Lieut.-Col. Hugh duction of 3d to 4(1 per bushel and 2s per sack had to be
obtained by Mr. James for a new trial, on the ground of s st
misdirection and excessive damages. ATIDDLIISEX SESSIONS.-Nov. 14. at the next sessions. We shall, therefore, then be called his stake. About three-quarters of a mile. 17 subs.
totothboesbeeßr lelaj
Charles Lennox WYke, Escb, now her Maje'sty's Consul- Inglis, Arniur John. Robertson, Francis Dukinfield Pal- submitted to. Oats and oatmeal fully as dear. Indian corn
per qr. higher. Barley, beans, and peas, at late prices.
Mrs. Barfield, on her journey to London by the Great
-__„......__ upon to answer the charges, and successfully rebut them. Mr. Stanley's Rosaline, by Orlando, 3 yrs, ist 111 e, 301.,
Mr. Combe -Is that the case, Mr. Pulling 1 (Charlton) 1 General to the Republics of Guatemala, Nicaraena, Costa mer Astley, Huntly George Gordon Duff, Durcan Cameron, ed
_
. Western Railway, alighted at the Reading station, and
The cases which were tried by mr. sergeant Adams mr, pullieg_Oh, yes ; but that has nothing to do Mr. Mosley's Romeo, 4 yrs, 7st 41b, 30/ (T Cliff) 2 publics. Maakintosh, Arthur Thomas Malkin, 2Enees Mackintosh,
IPSWICH-Nov. 14.
WaS standing on a platform in conversation with a friend
were not sufficiently interesting to be reported. *ith this summons. Mr. R. Burton's Pope Joan, 3 yrs, Get Blb (car. Get ltd'Aicaff'aiHreosnainudraCs'onasuudl-BGaelnvaerdaolr,
FOREIGN OFFICE, NOV. 13.estY's Charge Angus Macdonald, John Fraser, Lieut.-Col. Alexander
Major Duncan Macpherson, Oct 20.
when one of the company's porters came up with a large
(Before Mr. Witham.) Mr. Combe-You certainly cannot expect me to give 101 b) 30/ (Palmer) 3 76th Inverness-shire Regiment of Militia-William With a large attendance we do not find a large supply of
box on his shoulder, and put it down close to the plain- lan IWO rth The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Thomas Fraser, Esq., to be Captain, vice Gordon, resigned, Oct. 20. wheat. The trade remained steady et last week's prices,
a y, 20, servant, was indicted for haling my opinion if that is the case. If I hear it through I The following a!so ran :-May-day, eh mby Ithuriel,
Roberts, asVice-Consul at Milford, Swansea, and Llanelly; City of Edinburgh Artillery Regiment of Militia-Lieu the millers being bare in stock are taking off such samples
tiff. He then gave it a slight push which caused it to
' the unlawfully and maliciously inflicted upon Henry Cole
fall over on its side, and on* corner corning upon
Betting-5 to 4 agst Rosaline, 4to 1 ag•st Pope Joan and of Mr. William Wolfe Alexander as Vice• Cons 1 t 1 William Geddes C.B. to be Lieutenant as are off-red t,, them We noticed a considerable increase
u a tenant-Colone , , , _ , , . ~ .
The grievous bodily harm. shall adjourn my judgment until after the indictment Gossip, Sextus, Singapore, Charley, Lundy Foot.
has been tried.
lady's toe inflicted the injury ooraplained of. e Bristol, for the Grand Duke or mcculburgh-schwerin. coiono • „teem Orr, Esq., to be Captain, Nov. 6 ; Patrick to the quantity of baney-this, however, had no influence
plaintiff, who wars in great pain, was carried into the The prosecutor, a boy eight years of age, stated that Mr. Pulling-The indictment is for a nuisance , but 10 to 1 agst any other. Won by two lengths ; a length
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 11. John dein°, Esq., to be Captain ; R,oolham Catherine on prices, and a rapid sale was made of all qualities at an
this is a charge of obstructing the free navigation of the between the second and third ; Sextus, Sivgapore, and
Davidson Home, Esq., to be Captain Nov. 11 ; William advance of 31 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, Goswell-
May-day were next. The winner was bought in for 35 The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Nathaniel Fraser, Esq younger. to be Lieutenant, Nov. Beans and peas inquired for, but We saw none at market,
the company in cases of accident having been seat street. One morning, some weeks ago, the prisoner, river.
g e Mr. Ballantine-The indictment was t , . t
he same and guineas. Wakefield weighed for Octavia, but the mare Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through 6 - H
- the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of ad - .'h E • .tobo Li •utenant Nov
, erbert Johu Hug es, eq , e , , . PER QUARTER. sea QUARTER
for he directed her not to proceed that day on her who was their servant was makin tea and as she was
1• h • th boil' ' 4 n • Jemes Peddle Harper, Eeq., M.D., to be Surgeon, Wheat, red (01d)... 76s to 78e Barley, grinding ... 32s to 31s
. Sh o singly remained at an hote wit pouring a ing water into the tea-pot, some of it
atch from her Majesty's Minister at Washington, in- ' ' Ditto (new)
journey. e acc r i
d then came to went on a plate os toast. Hie brother said something We have fixed a pier of barges at a considerable distance THE ASTLEv Housn STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 25 sl) • f •
made his clients liable to heavy penalties if convicted. did not star .
closing the copy o a circular instruction from the
her daughter until tha morrow-, an .
d for two- ear-olds • colts 9st and fillies Bst 1 I • al Alonmoutlishire Militia-George Wilson Gent., Ditto, white (new) SOs to 85s Peas
'1 h sent a request to the corn- to her about it, when she attempted to throw the con- from the canal and docks for the convenience of landing adde , y . , , 0b , United. States Treasury to the Collectors of Cur- Roy e e s• • ' -s to -el Ditto (white)
town. On her arrive. s e
the second to save his stake ; allowances and erred- , to'be Surgeon ; John Grant -Ve risen, Gent., M.D., to be Ditto (old)
, Nov. 6.
give an order for the con- tents of the tea-pot over him. He (prosecutor) laid hold I, ' toms, directing the issue of Receipts to parties pay- '
' • tendent to
pany s superin passengers from steam-boats, which could not be called .
;if for 401. allowed ing duties, under the present state of the American ' ;
Assistant-Surgeon, Oct. 10. Barley, malting
b '1 f her
veyance y rai o ca.rriage to London free of of her to prevent her doing ao, and she threw the hot a ship, vessel, ssc.," under the act. They (the Dom- ties ;.the winner to be sold for 50/.
1-N- hGI t le • t Mlle L. t t
. Rua e ort ouces er egimen o i i ia- reu enan AVERAGES eon THE WEEE ENDING Nov." 11, 1854.
lied with ; but in the interim water over him, scaldise him so much about the n British caueht fish. It bein s •
law o e e in contemplation to
Allen Alexander Bathurst to be Captain vice Noel, re-
charge. This was comp
Wheat
one about town in cabe shoulders that he was taken to the hospital, where he plainants) have turned a stationary pier into a ship, 71b, if for 30/. 141 b. Seven furlongs. 6 subs.
lighter, or boat, and want us to be mulcted in penalties Mr. Redley's Bolton, 7st 91b, 30/ (Aldcroft) 1 make the action of Congress at its next session available
siened ; Ensign Robert Beeklee Hunt° to' be Lieutenant,
Mrs Barfield appeared to have g
Oats
of 51. an hour for doing so ; and because we do cot re. Mr. Powell's Plausible, 7et 51b, 30/ (Prior) 2 retrospectively for the remission of the duty on British t
caught fish,. t-ttleen during the resent fishing season ; dile
almOst continually, for the purpose of purchasing arti- remained some time under treatment, about three weeks.
Peas
lf and her -daughter intending to be This account of the transaction was corroborated by move it. The Act of Parliament refers only to vessels Mr. Merry's,Florida, 7st 51b, 301 (Kendall) 3 Royal Cardigan Militia-Thomas Davies Lloyd to be
ded to faeTt p Beaes
cles of dress-herse ' f b S rin measure is in en i i ate the arrangement contin-
gent on the expected action of Congress, by enabling tho . viCe Bethrust promoted, Nov. 10.
in motion being anchored or moored longer than neces- Mr. Thomas s y p gy Jack -Motley, 7st 51b, Captaiu, vice Powell, proinoted, Nov. 11. Barley
presented at Court within a few days. A.ccerdingly, 8 the brother.
sary to load or unload. The complainants had omitted 30/ ................................................... (T. Cliff) 4
importers on the presentation of these receipts to obtain a Hungerforsl Corps of- Yeomanry Cavalry-Reginald
days after the accident, the plaintiff attended the The jury found the prisoner guilty of a common as-
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a clause in the act which gave the Lord Mayor and cor- lir. Osborne's The Baronet, ist 91b, 30/...(Ashrnall) 5 R th ESCI to be Cornet, Oct. G.
Queen'a Drawing-room, and shortly afterwards sent a sault. repayment of their amounts, so soon as tho contemplated °u ' -•' HULL-NOV. 14.
demand to the company containing several items which Mr. Witham sentenced her to four months' imprison- (W. Seifert) 6 act of Congress shall have been passed. .-
4 P 1 •
they thought highly unreasonable ; amongst others a ment. jurisdiction in the matter. There certainly was great B
~
etting--5 to on ausible and 3to 1 azainst The
Baronet. Alt on by a length anda half • a leni-th between
poration, as conservators of the River Thames, the only Mr. Mo. ore's Noddy, Bst, 30/
BOARD OF TRADE, WFIITEHALL, Nov. 11. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. A fair supply of wheat from the farmers to-day ; they
Robert Sheppard, grocer and fanner, Glossop, Derby- commenced by asking extraYagant rates, which made busi-
ght guineas for legal expenses, being the John Edward:, 25, labourer, wss indicted for having convenience to the public, and most likely some incon-
charge of ei
amount stated by her to be due to her son, an attorney. assaulted Benjamin Emsley. • t M F •e• b t •th ut fe ce to the secon an tir , a fourth. The winner was
vsmence o essrs. eanme ,u, wi o re ren d dh•d • b d ' - The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of shire.
Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, BANKRUPTS. ness irreeular; but ultimately the market settled down to
75e to 76's 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
through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy Henry Bois, merchant, Fenchurch-street, to surrender, establishes an advance of fully ls to 2s over the current
AIATcH ; 100 SOTS p.p. One mile.
to have been willing to pay a smaller sum, and an action presented himself at the Shoreditch workhouse, and either, I shall leave the matter in your worship's hands bought in for 80/.
to deal with. of a letter, which had been addressed to her Majesty's Nov. 21 at eleven, and Dec. 28 at one, at the 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 12lb (Aldcroft) 1 Minister at Naples, by Mr. Goodwin, reporting, the im- Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Besiershall-street ;2s moro 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 position of a seven days' quarantine of observation on Laurence, Plews, and Boyer, 01(1 Jewr 'l.l ''le
y-c am ers. of spring corn at full quotations. Linseed rather dearer.
-2 to lon S ren W
tant question, as I have been informed that an indict- Mr. Walker's Syren, 4 yrs, Bst 411) (Whitehouse) 2
negligence on the part of the company's servant, and superintendent, th'e prosecutor, and on being told that ment is now pending. I shall, therefore, suspend my Betting- _ y . on by half a length. vessels arriving at Palermo from the undermentioued ports, Peter Cattell, coach maker Long-acre, N0v.24, and Dec. Cakes in improved demand, and oil is dearer. In rape-
judgment until that has been tried. ef tee indictment The smiEwsmogy nANDICAP of 10 sovs each, 3 ft, with not includin,g the term of passage, provided such a voyage 19, at half-pass one, at the C'ourt of Baukruptcy. Stens- seed no transactions, with cakes somewhat less inquired
the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff-damages, 27/. he could not be admitted, the prisoner pushed his way
10e 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-viz., Stockholm, febl, official assignee ; Colombia°, Margaret-street, Caveu- for, except soft green foreign for feeding. •
save his stake ; certain penalties. About two miles Hamburg, Altona, the ports on the Elbe, Lubeck, Trave- dish-square. s B B. 5;
Mr. Atherton now contended that this verdict ought a thrust at prosecutor's stomach, using at the same time case.
not to be disturbed, ' language of the worst description. The indictment against the defendants, Messrs. flask- and a quarter. 50 subs. mund, the Scandinavian Kingdom, Spain, Smyrna, Syra, John Willey, cabinetmaker, High-street, Borough, Nov. Wheat, English, red 74 to 76 Peas, grey and black -to -
BoswelPs La Belle P- , Po , , , . - , p e oven, and Dec. 29, at eleven, at the Court Ditto white 7B to 84 Linseed, Black Sea._ 65 to 67
Sealanova, Constantino le Galli li Pares Nio Goths e 3 at half- a.st 1
Mr. Unthank (in the absence of Mr. Edwin James, The Jury found him guilty. wood and Bnrney, will be tried at the next sessions of Sir J. , 4 yrs, 6st 51b (carried Gst
land, St. Petersburg, cronstadt, Revel, London, Liver- of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Basinghell- Dantzic and Konigs- Ditto Petersburgh ... 56 to 64
(Ashman) 1
who, in common with almost every other leader, was Mr. Witham sentenced him to three months' imprison-
oel Glawo iv, Belfast, the Isle of Christina (Camleraes) street • Resson Southam t
Mr. Saxon s Boddicot, 3 yrs, 4st 131 b (Forlha )2 I' ' '' ' ' ' p on-street, Strand. berg
the Central Criminal Court, which commence on the 61b) ....... ......... : ............
27th inst. n't Isle of Arran, Venice, Sardinia, Gibraltar, Marseilles, John Brownetarpenter and builder, Winchester, Nov. PomeranianandHans- angel
engaged in the Exchequer Nisi Prius in the City) sup- ment.
Mr. White's Lady Vernon, 4 yrs, ist (Midgley) 3 Toulon, Cette, Algiers. 21 and Dec. 23, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Pen- burgh
, _
.. en _
ported the rule.
Mr Mansfield's Maid of Tean Ville aed st
The Court thought the rule must be discharged. No POLICE INTELLIOENCE. T.REATAIENT OF THE POOR IN LA3IBETII • 1 . Y, aa , 7 TREASURY WARRANT. nell, official essignee, Guildhalechambers, Basinghall- Danish, Holstein, and - Memel 4B to 56
(A.ldcroft) 4 e street ; Wood, Falcon-street, Aldersgate-street ; Wool- Friesland 65 to 72 Per Ton.
doubt it was a question for the jury whether or not there err WORKHOUSE. The following also ran :-Jack Leeminee Candlewick t f A•tl7 V. t ' • • •
By %ix ue oan c ic ona, chapter 23, intituled
d 'cl W• h t
ri. ge, Inc es er. Russian and Odessa CO to 70 Lins. c. Hull 12/ 10s Od to 01 Os
was negligence. With regard to the damages, the plain- LAMBETH.-Yesterday having been appointed by ' "An Act for raising the sum of Six Millions by Excho-
..-.-.....Gpmm.-....... Lerrywheut, Wild Huntsman, Newbold, Br. to Grey Joun Bennett, artists' brush manufacturer, Hartestreet, Oats, English
tiff had made at first an excessive and absurd demand Mr. Elliott as the day on which ho intended to deliver i quer Bonds and Exchequer Bills ;" these are to authorise
Tommy, Mishap, Knight Errant, Waterfall, Incubus, Bloomsbury, Nov. 28 at one, and Dec. 19, at twe, at tho Ditto Danish - Ditto inf. for. 0/ 08 01to0/ Os
d•d ot appear that the his judgment in the case under the Act for the Sup- Yesterday Messrs. Austin and Cane, the poor-law and require you to cause Exchequer Bonds, and Certifi-
in some respects, but it i n
and Field Marshal. Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alderman- Ditto Friesland - Rapeseed OO/ Os to 001 Om
catee attached thereto, to be prepared (ftecordin,g to tho
sum found by the jury necessarily included these items. pression of Betting-houses, the defendants, Me. Hem' Y commissioners, restuned their inquiry in the gaol of
Pantomime was struck out at 12 o'clock this day. regulations prescribed in tho Wan-ant of this Board, dated t e 'Von •"- - ^
berry; S übbs, , . reate strest. Ditto Russian 2e to 30 Rape cakes...l3os Od to Oos Od
There was no telling how much of the 271. 10s. was Nopthale Simmonds, of No. 2, High-street, Newington ; Wandsworth respecting the treatment of the inmates of
John Cla brick •
y, layer, Wctinesbury, Staffordshire, Nov. e .
Barley, melting
BAting.-3 to 1 agst Incubus, 5 to 1 agst Newbold, the 22d July, 18.53) for the aggregate amount of One Mil-
Mr. Rzehard J enkins, of 17, Princes-street, Soho ; Mr. Lambeth Workhouse.
24, at twelve, and Dec. 21., at half-past ten, at tho Bir- Ditto grinding :32 to 31 Ditto foreign
awarded in respect of personal suffering.
6to 1 agst Jack Leeming, Bto 1 eget Boddicot, and 9 lion Pounds, in the following proportions, viz. :-
Edward White, of 6, Holford-terrace, Newiegton ; and Mr. Piercey, the master of the workhouse, was swain mingliam District Court. Christie, official assignee, Bir- Beans
Rule discharged. e
to 1 agst La Belle and Lerrywheut. Won by a neck ; 309 bonds of 21,000 each 2300,000
Mr. Lee Simmonds, of 2, High-street, Newington, were present, and Messrs. Hofford and Elsden attended on mingliam • Pincher(' and Shelton, Wolverhampton ; Mot- Ditto foreign
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bad third ; Maid of Team Valley was about three 400 „ 500 „ 200,009
' ADMIRALTY COURT. in attendance, and the court was much crowded by behalf of the committee appointed at a public meeting tamers and Knight, Birnsin,e,-ham. Peas, white and yel. 48 to 50 Rye Meal
1,500 „ 209 „ 303,000
lengths behind Lady Vernon ; Nevi bold was fifth ; Jack
betting men and others, who seemed to take an interest previously held in the vestry-hall of the parish. John Berry, licensed victualler, Coventry, Nov. 27. and ....----,--.
WAGES-THE IiOBILE. 2,000 „ 100 „ 209,090 -
Learning sixth ; the favourite was nearly last ; Brother - Dec. tB, at ten, at the Birmingham District Court. Bit-
e • in the result. The witness Hyde having been called and again sworn,
This was a suit brought by four seamen of the sere to Grey Tommy walked in • Candlewick broke down -- --- tleston, official assignee Birmingham ; East, Birmingham. RA IL WA Y SHARE MARKETS.
0 Mr. Clarkson, for the prisoners, addressed the bench stated that the Sunday liberty of all were stopped at the . ' . , 4,200 21,009,000
Mobile against the owners or
f subtraction t
o wages. n and dal not piles the post ; Mishap got badly off. Thomas Walter Lindop cattle dealer Cannock Staf- ••
t great leneth, contendieg that there was no evidence same time. He did not know when it was He did . A Treasury warrant has also been issued for a second fordshire, Nov. 97 and Dee. LS ' • '
behalf of the parties proceeding it was stated the vessel n e . eac i, wi s added ,
f ' tlf I nsion of the defendants, and that ot know wh th Ed ' • Th SHORTS HANDICAP of 3 sovs •.1 'll 30 ,at ten, at the Birmingham LIVERPOOL, NoV. 14.
sailed from this country to Port Philip in July, 1852, juste peg e appre se . . . ,
_, n. . eer i ney went cut in the week after million pounds, as follows :- , District Court Whitmore offici• lassie -re ils
Ihe winrer to be sold. for 30/ • the e con
, ee cI to save his . , a enee, -irmsngealn 1 STOCK ExCHANGE.-The market to-day has been again
the officers who took them into custody migat perlsaps his liberty bad been stopped on Sunday. Edney died 2- ' ' • WO boucle of 21,000 each 2'500,000
• 1 t h d t• 4. 1.- f l
and that upon her arrive, a er es inaeon i o tle stake. Five furlongs. 24 subs. 600 500 „ 300,000 Hayes, Wolverhampton.
depressed, and closed heavily at a further decline of i per
I arrest He about the 10th of Ma I
not escape the consequences of an illega . , y ast. A week before he saw him. ,l Samuel Osier, leather factor, Grange-road, Bermondsey, ,
hands, out of a crew of 36, deserted ; that thereupon the D • ' ld' Bo b Slei 1 t of-H
Mr. ruhia -s, y ga - and, 3 yrs, sst 81b rOO 200 1 dY k
eut. on all the leading stocks. Lancashire an or shire,
also urged that there had been no proper proaf impli- He was then in his usual state of health. He thought /2 Nov 21 at half-paet twelve end Dee 22 at eleven et te
captain o e .
t th Mobile agreed with those who remained
(Salter) 1 1,000 „ 20') 000
100 f " s, • ' ' • ' • ' " ue 71 • London and North-Western, 100 i ; Manchester, Shef-
eating Mr Henry Simmonds as owner, occupier, or it was on the Wednesda that he d'
y led. He had not Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholson, official assignee, Basing- fie ' •
on board that if they would carry the vessel to Bombay
Mr. G. B. Price's The Dandy, 4 yrs, 6st 111 b ( Weds) 2 1 'nf hEt YkC •t 1
.Id, and lance n, 22 ; Nort as ern, or api a
keeper .
lof 'the alleged amblin establishme •
nt, nor as been under medical treatment, as he (witness) had to a
hall-street ; Stopher, Cheapside.
short-handed he would pay each of them the sum of 40/. 11 ngl b te• g t • w also ran --Merry Peel Robert Son ster
Thefollowin. . , , , g , .
. 000, 010 Stock, 26.
taking part in any i eea e mg ransactiona. give out all the medicine. He was as inmate of the Raffael Monti, sculptor, Princes-street, Hanover-square,
in addition to their waoee, and un h ' t* h
,on t eir consen ing e
Mr. Elliott-It :merles to me quite clear that this is married gallery. Ever li. 1 •
y one came to im 1 taken ill Youno. Hack, Mirabeau, Nestor, Miniature, Lundy THE NNV SHERIFFS. Nov. 24, at one, and Dee. 20, at half-past one, at the ---
MANCHESTER, Nov. 14,
gave them all a protnisory note for the sum in ques-
house that has been used for the urpose within the i h
p - nt e dormitories at night. The object of applying to ,
Foot,"Gruyere, Charley, Foxhunter Priestcraft Noddy 1 official assi nee• Ashur-A
Court of Bankruptcy. Stansfeli , g ,
tion; but after they had taken the vessel BO short-handed a . , " At tbe Court at Windsor, the 14th 1 f N b
(ay o - ovem en Waller and Morris, Old Jewry. b ' STOCK EXCHANGE.-In consequence of the unfavourable
meaning of the act. There can be no doubt the place him was to obtain assistance for the sick. The renorter '6uegnsferrY. 1851., present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in character of the news received yesterday and to•day from
the master refused to pay the promissory notes, and the
' Betting-5 to 2 agst Gruyere, 3to 1 agst The Dandy, John' He cl • t 14. 1
nry Roils% engraver an pnn er, itt e Queen-
was used for that purpose, not only from the cir- in the M • ' H Id h f
ornzng era on t e 19th o August made a Council. the seat of war, there is now going on a gradual decline of
parties now before the court arrested the ship, but vsere
8 to 1 each ag,st Box, Queensferry, and Priesteraft. C u t
street, Holborn; Nov. 24 and Dec. 19, at two, at the o r . .
It i4this day ordered by her 'el •t ' C 'I h th ,i prices in our mar e . as ancas ire, ( , ancas re
k t E t L h• 1-4 • L hi
e roes yin ounci tat e of Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee ,
• Goddar
• afterwards advised by counsel to accept the wages which cnmstance of a book having been found and the man- wrong statement when he said that after Edney's
ner in which it was fitted up but also from the evi- libert d 1 f d la' d d • h Won by a head ; Nestor, Foxhunter, Gruyere, and Parliament, which stands woroeue 1 ' -
o rhursday the 16th • ''' arid Yorkshire, 70e ; London and North-Western, New
had been tendered. It was asserted on the part of the y was stoppe re oun im ea in two ours. eei. King-street, Cheapside.
deuce which has been '1
ced be r lestcraft were close together, well up with the second. da of November • til t ' ' t Eieliths le dis ; Manchester Sheffield and. Lincolnshire
seamen that the sum of 771. 19s. 5d., being the whole fore me The ne d
.. 11•°.c.u. . • . ay room in winch Eyres was employed was the ins ai, be further prorogued to John Lampert Pain, builder, 6, Church-terrace, St. es' h E " '
uestion • h tl, The winnee s boueht in foe 115 • r"'lr I th P
ria e , guineas. i errs( ay e eth day of December next. 22e • out - astern 18
ld 'have been accepted with q is, w e ~.er this inaividul, &almonds, is re- ordinary day room of the inmates. He never stated ' Pancras-road, Nov. 24, at twelve, and Dec. 22, at eleven, e , , •
amount of wages due, wou ible under th ? H %lune kl' of 5 soy. each The names of those wh - - '
The COPELAND NURSERY , „ () 5, e.e nominated for Sheriffs by
at the Court of Bankruptcy Whitmore oflecial assienee
costs, but no costs were .
tendered. On the part of the spons• e act . It is contended the busi- at a public meeting that Eyres svas sent to pick oakum
with 50 added, for two-year-olds ; the second horse to the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on the Mors • . • s • • Bdi 1 . '' ' BIRMINGHAM, NOT. 14.
carried on i 3 not his but 11. . '
•t was alleged that while the ship was lying in ness . is sisters s, It may be so when he was scarcely able to breathe. The report of Basineleall-street Church and Son e orc now.
owners i ve his stake One mile •28 subs row of Saint Martin, in the eighteenth year of the reign Wifli ' ' • ' • '' 11
am Turner, tailor s trimming and button seer, STOCK Exc HANGE.-Tho 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
Mea Redle ''s B ~1 ' . *
ton b Baruton 7st 91b (Alderoft) 1 of her Majesty Queen -Victoria and in the year of our Lord 1 Ch ' 1 ls; 21 t I D 98 tt• - to-day. There appears little disposition for business ve
Bow- ano, eapsic e.. or. a, one, am. ec. ~. a 40, . . . . . , rY
to do duty, whereupon they were sentenced by the who is managing. The words of the act are very ex- incorrect. He told. Rayner that Eyres complained of r• Y '
'l
Y s slb ' ."
- . one thou d •eht h •-- 1 ' • f •
san eie anise( and fifty- oui. close prices being made, with but trifling results. The
Mr. Powell's Plausib e, 6 t (Prior) 2 at the Court of Ban'kruptcy. 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
Mr. Mather's Lily, sst 71b (Fordhaen) 3 ENGLAND. Basinglialeetreet ; Reed, Ironmonger-lane. only transactions reported were Birmingham Wolver-
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
harapton, and Stour Valley Shares at 84, anh Midland
The followinn also ran •-f. by Pyrrhus the First BEDFORDSHIRE -Mr John Shaer Leiseh of Luton- ' Jee ies Brown elicheel Brown and Nichol Brown
leased at the request of the captain and sent on board house for the purpose of attendino there and receiving. to it. He had been employed four or five days painting ' ' M • - ' l ' house • Si• Geo g • II:ober ' ' ' d's P • ' ' Mo k' ' . . ' ' Stock at 6RA Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed
the ship again, some of the crew refused to assist in bets on horse racing ; and upon elm evidence it appears bedsteads. He complained to him at the time he told Reception, Wym)eqn,. i.
br:.hßigby, Triple, Clarj
.e:iirk,
Bart. ; Col. Cio Cifi% Thon(t).:,
ibi o rorii.esii)if Cchrickaisi
gg h aener-hoti',::ry, tiltresc, 2 ,
ant wt
‘evaerinel
eouttli,
1,111)er-11p:3, ierbo)vb2ils.traletuernt,
Stock closed*lsuyers at 74, aud sellers at 72e.
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 7„; by Chanio eer, liza t Ann, Cocytus, a ess, a__
slun
_Y _
'EI -- f M ''' 1 ' 1:' k . ffi : 1 '•
.' ' N tl-cas' T 'Y
peva I E.-Mr. Henry wes, o arc rem-pare, ei er, o ere assignee, ewcas e-upun- yno; oung,
rofessor Air and Fury.
prison remained on board. The master thereupon sent evidence of Scott, who states that he went in there and not say that he had seen him painting before that
Be Y.'
•n -2 to 1 agst Professor Air s 4 to 1 /vest uon-
Ur g a, near Abington ; Sir Claudius Stephen Paul Hunter, of Harrison, and Young, Sunderland. BRISTOL, NOT. 14.
the men back to prison, but the crew still 'refused to made a bet, but books are found in which an entry of time. He could not tell when Miller died, bat he 3, e Mortimer-hill, Bart. ;Mr G ee 13. ker f Stanlake.
. eon, ar , o Samuel Bailey, hotel-keeper, Davies-street, Berkeley- STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market was very flat. Great
. more's darn filly and 7 to 1 each east Mrs Rigby and
• weigh the anchor unless promissory notes for a certain that bet is made, as well as columns of similar bets in thought it was on the 27th of June. Eyres seed that , „ ' , . e • BUCKS.- Mr. Philip Duncombe Panneefort Dancombe, : square, Middlesex, Nov. 24, at half-past ono, and Dee. 22, Westerns were done at 70; Midlands, 68, 67e•
sum of money, in addition to their wages, was given to tls, same handwriting. Therefore, it clearly appears to pickink the oakum had shortened his days, but witness -1-4" Y• 1 the Ina colt FrIS 'l, bad fourth •
Won by a nec c ; , , ,of G'reat Brick-hill ; lir. William Frederick Ferrer, of ,at half-past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Cannan,
_
-
_
each man. It was alleged that the master beine under me 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 ixth. On.approaching Brayfield-house ; Mr. -Philip Wroughton, of Ibstone. 1 official assignee, Aldormarabury ; Espin, Bedford-row.
driven inside the rails and took C A 5113
the far turn, Fury was , s , RIDGESHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE.-Sir Wil- ; Robert Thomas, tool-maker, Wardour-street, Oxford- COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAY.
duress agreed to give to nine of the crew promissory occupier, he is the person carrying on business and using aey of the guardians. He could say that he fully be.
•n the race.
no further part 1 , liemson Rooth, of Gembnely Bert • Mr. Edward Hicks, of ; street, Middlesex, Nov. 24, and Jan. 5, at two, et the ernsteream ........... Ii tete Gibraltar .............. -
notes for the sum of 40/. each, upon which the vessel it for the purpose-not of carrying on the trad'e of tobac- iieved his statement ;at any rate he took no steps con- • a, •• • •
The RACING PLATE, a Sweepstakes of 3 sovs each, with Great Wilbraham • Mr. Christopher Robert Pemberton, N Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, Basing- Ditto, three months .. 11 17% Legrorn
procee ma, ui wasex-
ded on her. voyage to Do by•b t 't conist, but of carrying on, managing, and using this esrning it. He did not tell the roaster or the guar- -- ' -
20 added ; the second to save his stake. About one of Bourn. hall-street ; Innes, Billiter-street. Rotterdam ...... ...... 11 17 % Genoa .......... .... .. 25 45
pressly denied that the whole 19 hands exacted and re- house for the purpose of betting. It appears to me quite diens what Miller said to bim about being brought to a
mile a,nd a quarter. 8 subs, CUMBERLAND.-Charles Fea,therstonbaugh of Staffield- Henry Perks, porter inerchaut, Liverpool, Nov. 24 aud Antwerp .............. 25 30 'Milan : .............. _
clear that the party is brought within the provisions of sick bed. He believed his statement, and he told Ray- hall, Esq. ; Mr. Thomas Story Speddino., of Mire-house ; Dec. 91, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Bird, licee;ss,el,e_ee• :::••• •• -: - ?;? 39, . I:jeani.oee • ....• .. -.... .. -
ceived promissory notes ; and the master, moreover Mr. Warrineton's Voucher, by Beverlac, 4 s Gst
the act, and therefore it is necessary for me to impose ner what he had said. He knew that when he was in ,3:[;' ',-. • . Sir Henry Ralph Vane, of Ilutton-Lil and Arniath- '"; official assignee, Liverpool ; Symes, Teesdale, and Sandi- '
e1t0"nua7g.a.........., :::... 14—U 4 ;'aipeirms • ... - 43%
alleged that of the said nine men fonr only ever applied 61b, 25/. ' - ( ( . uhff) 1 • .. ..... .... 1'49%
such a penalty as the case requires. This act was passed the house an arrangement was entered into respecting waate, Bart. lands, Fenchurch-street. earls ........ .. • ..... 25 12% Messina ..
for the payment of the said notes after the ship's arrival Mr. Taylor's Li t d 7 71b r/ (A h
ber y, age , st , 2.) .... s mall) 2 Ditto, three months .. 25 32% Lisbon ....... ..... .... 53 ,i,
with the view of preventing a peculiar system of betting the stopping of liberty, that the Catholics were to go CHESHIRE.-Mr. John Chapman, of Hill-end, Mottram ; George Hoyle and John Tattersall, cottou-manufac-
at this country, and that upon the sums due to the sea- 11 Redlev's Wensl 3 5 t 131 b 2rl
ey, yrs, s ,o . ...(Bates) 3 Mr. Richard Christopher Nayler, of I'ooton-hall; Mr. terrors, Whitewill-Mill, Whitewell Bottom, near New- Nlarsenies ............. 25 35 Oporto ............ ..... 53%
which has been found most detrimental to the morels of out on Sundays, and such Protestants as could procure i' r' -
men being tendered they were required by the owners -
29 and Dec. 20, •fde,ux . ...... „ - the Janeiro
The fellowino• also ran ;-Reaper, -Uncle, Firebrand, William Atkinson, of Ashton Heyes. church, in the county of Lancaster, Noy.
I•°,a'nkfort on-Maine .... I le% Buenos Ayre• ....
• • • • • • • -
to sien in accordance with the 93th section of the Act her Majesty's subjects; and, therefore, I feel warranted, letters from the ministers of the chapels they attended. 71
and Beurton's am. DERBYSHIRE.-Mr. Peter Arkwright, of Willersley- at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. Pott, official
eerier ... New I- k 6 ' •
.........
~.. _ or , 0 days eight
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. .
Betting--5 to 2 agst Voucher, 3to 1 agst Wensiey, cutie ; mr. Alfred Miller Mundy, of Shipley-hall ; Mr' assignee, Manchester; Heaton, Rochdale ;T. A. and J. teemig ggggga g g 12 20 ;Philadelphia .......... -
The Queen's Advocate, era behalf of the parties pro- on the defendant of 20/., or in default to be imprisoned He could not say whether the master or the guardians
ceeding, 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 the persons .
and ste 1 agst any other. Won by half a length ; same William Hatfield Do Bodes, of Barlborough-castle. Grundy, Manchester. frie5te........•....... 12 20 1 micas OF BuLLICN, PER OZ.
'eZersburg ............ 35 ;Foreign Gobi in Bars .£3 17 9
compliance with the act. they are discharged. at the public meetings of the entire stopping of the Sun- distance between the second and third ; a neck between DEVONSHIRE. -Mr. Arthur Davie Bassett, of Water- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. %laded ........... 50 ;Portugal Gold Coin
Dr. Spinks appeared on the same side. Air. Solomon, on the part of has client, gave notice of day liberty because he thought it did not concern them. tho third and. foulth. The winner was bought in for mouth ; Mr. Alexander Edward Kele° Hamilton, of the • • , • `, • . ••• • •
Alexander Leith Emslie, physician, Auchtermuchty, Ladiz .. .• •
Dr. Adams and Dr. Twiss appeared on the part of appeal, and the necessary bail having been put in, the Ile did not think they would have been in a better •
posi- 110 guineas. Retreat ; Mr. Thomas Daniel, of Stoodleigh.
DORSETSHIRE.-Mr. Robert Williams, of Bridelead ; now deceased. ,arcelona ....•• •• •... - I New Dollars ...... 0 0 0
Seville.. •• •• •• •• •• •••- - Silver in bars . .... 0 0 0
the owners of the Mobile. defendant was discharged. tie-n to judke of the facts if he had done so. Rayner on James Bowie. commission merchant, Glasgow.
Mr. George Whieldon the younger, of Wyko-houso ; Sir
The learned Judge postponed his decision. -- more than one occasion used bad language. Witness NEWMA.RKET CHAMPION COURSING John James Smith, of the Down-house, Bart. Mrs. Mary Taylor or Donaldson, lately innkeeper in .-....._ - -
••••••••••-•. HAMMERSMITII.-Hannalt. Redeal Evans, aged did not tell the master or the guardians what he had MEETING. DURHAIL-Mr. Robert Surtees., of Redworth-laouse ; Aberdeen.
SEABORNE MA ILS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 35 years, a dirty, dissipated looking woman was placed said on such occasions. He thought Goldsmith had TUESDAY-CHIPPENUAM-FIELD. Mr. Robert Smith Surtees, of Hamsterley-hall ; Mr. Donald Fraser, Ben., lately hardware merchant, Ding-
PUPPIES' STAKES. . _____---e--------
ANDERSON V. GREENWELL AND ANOTHER. - ALLEGED in the dock, betore Mr. Paynter, on a charge of having been employed at painting not more than four or five , Timothy Hutchinson, of Eggleston-hall. wall, now deceased.
feloniously administered to her father, William Voller, days. Mr. Dolsede's bk b Dainauk beat Mr. Jackson's f b Miss ESSEX. -Mr. John Watlington • }Juneau Sdeuard, mail contractor, Caine, Rannoch.
Perry Watlington, of (N signifies that the malls are sent from the General Post-oftles
DEATH OF A HORSE FROM HAVING BUN IMPROPERLY Nightingale Moor-hall ; Mr. Robert Hills, of Colne Engaine; Mr. Balfour and.M`Callum, smiths, Glasgow. ~y the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.)
a quantity of laudanum, with the intent to destroy The depositions, which took nearly two hours read-
ISHOD. Mr. Randell's bk b Riot beat Mr. Backworth's bk and John Francis Wright, of Kelvedou-hall. Alexander Thomson, contractor, Legbran neck, Bothwell,
his life. .
mg over, were then signed, when Hyde said that he INSOLVENT PETITIONER.
The plaintiff in this action is a coal merchant, in busi- w d Brigand. GLOUCESTERSHIRE.- Mr. Corbet Holland Corbet, of Day when made up From wl a' When
There was a second charge against her with hav- wanted to say a few words in his own defence, as he
ness in Caledonian-place, Caledonian-road, and the de- Lord Stradbroke's r d M lb
e ourne beat Cant. Besent, Admington-house; Sir Charles Rushout Rushout, of Selz- W. H. Guerrier, Ivy Coffee-houso, Newgate-street, City, COUNTRIESI. in General Post- port due ix
fendants are wheelwrights and farriers. The action was ing stolen at different theses a quantity of bedding, considered he ought to make his case as strong as he ' ' s incote-house, near Stow-on-the WllBt M Re h
bk b Banvo. -o( , ar . ; r. lc ard commission agent. Office, London.* Disp..tche, . ";11,,a+hl•
furniture, and other articles, the property of her could. Roeere Cexwell Roeers of Dowleewell DIVIDENDS DE CL ARED. - m
brought to recover 10/., the value of a mare which was Mr. Reed's ble b Reality beat Mr. Little's r b Letter A. -r_r- ' ''' ' ' ' • • Irlia
father. Another female, who gave the name of Mr. Commissioner Austen decided that it would be m K; 0,, ......EREFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Richard Hereford, of Sufton- John Winder, Little May's-buildings, Bedfordbury, to- -
kmerica(byDrit.pack)N 6very . y ..•• Liverpool ... ,:ach;Mon
said to have died in consequence of having been impro- bkd.R 1 b tmerica (by United Sts. .
perly shod, and also 4/. for expenses. Betsy Gould, aged 40, was placed in the dock with irregular for him to say anythieg further, and he was r. .ne s uer eat Lord Stradhroke's bk d court, near Hereford ; Mr. Richard Francis Wegg P •
Mario. rosser, bacconist-let div. of 7s. 50., any Wednesday, at Whit- packet) ..........N Nov. 14.....• •• • . Liverpool ... ism. 22
of Belmont, near Hereford; Mr. Augustus William Henry more's, Basinghall-street.
Mr. Serjeant Miller and Mr. R. Miller appeared for the prisoner, charged with being concerned in the ordered for the present to retire.
Mr Gillett's bd d Governor beat Mr. King's bk d Merrick, of Goodrich-court. Joseph Pratt, Manchester, hookseller-lst div. of 3s. packet)
tmerica (by U. States
..........N Nov. 22.. "...... SOUthaltlptoE gOY. Is
the plaintiff, and Mr. Robinson for the defoliants. robbery. Mr. Elsden stated that Hyde wanted to speak to a '
Raglan. HERTFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Nathaniel Hibbert, of Minden- lid., Nov. 28, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Henna- Australia (via South-
The plaintiff's case was, that on the 30th Dec. last he Mr. Paynter said he would not go into that charge letter put in respecting the girl Males.
11.1 r. Jardine's w and bk b Motacilla (2) beat Mr. Reed's in-Watford; Mr. William Joseph Myers, c,f Porters-in- ma,n's, Manchester. . ameteM ..........m Jan. 4 ...... southamptor, '''‘'e 4
sent several horses, and among others the mare in ques- at present, as the other was the more serious one Mr. Commissioner Austen said he would tell him
bk d Ruby. Shenley; Mr. William Reid, of the Mode-in-Codicote. Ditto (via Marseilles) .N Jan 9
John Phillips lerierly, Scholes Brierly, and George • , - •• Dover .... .. re. 30
tion, to the defendants, to be rough shod. After this against Evans, and he wished to know if there was any frankly that he did net intend to put any further ques- - - Ditto (via Cape of Gore.
Mr. Little's bk d Lascelles (3) beat Capt. Besant's hie d KENT.-Mr. John Angerstein of Woodlands, Black- Brierly, Oldham, cotton spinners-2d div. of Oed., Nov. Hope) ............N Dec. 4 ....... ....
... ~,,,rt‘in
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.
Pentonville-hill she cast a shoe, and she was taken to medicines.
Mr. Atwood Smith, who again appeared for Mr Mustapha. heath ; Sir Walter Charles James, of Betshareger, Bart. • 2e, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hernaman's, Man- ttrica ( West Coast)...N 130 of tne month.. Plymouth .. ' ov.a
Mr. Edward Ladd Betts, of Preston-hall. ' chester. k1e5.andria..........N 4,9, 24, &30of ne Dover ......
' Lord Stradbroke's be d Mullingar (2) b t M D b d '
ea .r. oe e s r elexandria......., _at ith & 20th of moll. 3outhamptca.
the defendants' to have another shoe put on. Two or Mr. Frederick C. Dodsworth, a surgeon, of Turn- Pierc th *.t
f th kb • h d
ey, e mas er o e wor ouse, wis eto put in bk d Dutchman. ..EICESTERSFIIRE.-Mr. Cosmo George Charles Nevoll, William Goodall and John Birchinall, Titherton, near el 17th of the month 3lnthampto: ',Toy 16
three days afterwards she showed lameness, and was ham-green, stated that he bad long known Mr. Yeller, a letter received from Mr. Wm. Carter, the coroner, of Holt ; Mr. William Ward Gailby, of Humberstone; Macclesfield, cotton spinners-Ist div. of 4s. 9d. on the fitrinas ---- - - , a ' - ' •
glum ............N . 'l, v• • • • • • • • • • • • Dover ...... Daily
taken to one of the defendants, who said it was nothing and had attended him professionally for several years. respectin • thhlhld • th h
gan inques e a e in e ouse. Mr. Gillett's bk and w Glory beat Mr. Fryion's bk d Mr. Hampden Clement, of Snarestown. separate estate of John Birchinall, Nov. 28, and any sub-• Brazil ..............M 9th of the month.. Smthamptch
Fearnought.
but a corn, and he applied Nome tow to it. The mare The prisoner Evans was always in the house with him, The Commissioner said that he conceived what took LINCOLNSHIRE. -Mr. Georee
, Skipworth, of Moorton- sequent Tuesday, at Hernanaan's, Blanchester. Buenos Ayre5........M 9th ot the nionth.. Southain,-.(r
still was unable to work, and a veterinary surgeon was and they had lived together quite alone until within the place at the inquest had nothing to do with the present Mr. Jardiue's w and bkd Mahout beat Me. Pell's be and house ; the Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville, of Bramston-
w b Purity. hall ; Mr. Charles Thomas John Moore, of Frampton-hall. John Northing Bateson, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton Qape, of Good Hope ..N
spinner-a, further div. of ls. 81d., Nov. 28, and any sub- Canoe of Good Hope ..N Various pests uacertaln
called in, and 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 produced at de Verds ......N 9th of the montt• Seuthansptot VT. 16
it would be cheaper to have her killed at once than to consequence of the increasing feebleness of the old gentle- the next exami t" • d f bth h d h dth t
na ion ,an rom w a e a ear a Mr. Dobede's bk d Dervsent beat Mr. Pell's be b
xthilonsel. MONMOUTHSHIRR.-Mr. John Russell, of the Wyelands,
Chepstow ; Mr. William Cave of Penhow ; Mr. Edward sequent Tuesday, at Hernanian's, Manchester. Csap
John Guest, Manchester, cotton spinner-2d cliv. of 2d., eeylon (see India)
Ceylon ..............N
keep her till she got well, as it would be necessary to man. He (witness) generallygave that female all the in- day he did not place much dependence on what Hyde MATCH FOR 200. Bagnall Dimmack, of Pontypool. Nov. 28, and any subseuent, Tuesday, at fiernaina n's, oi,annel Isles ........N Nion.,Wed.,&Frid. Southampt et ..u.Th.9at
wait until a Mew hoof had been formed, which would be structions how to administer the medicines, as he consi- had stated at the public meetine. NORFOLK -Mr. Bravapton Gurdon of Litt •It Mancheiter. ahai................a! 1d &17th of month SouthamptoL Nov. 16
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about six months. The mare was not, in fast, killed, dered her more capable of understanding his wants than The inquiry was • adjourned' to eleven o'clock this ackson's r b Hermitaee 2
Mr. J „ ( ) beat Mr. Brown's w
and bk h Border Chief. Robert .
Kellett Long, of Dunston ; Sir Edward North 'li I le. h• k e • ( e 4 )
Samuel Barnes, ad am, sancas ire, mac me ma er- hma see F: a
but in a short time she was found dead in the stable. his daughter. On Sunday 1- st he sent a bottle of morning, with the understanding that the proceedings Buxton, of Cromer, Bart. lit div. of 55., Nov. 23, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Oonstantinopte ......N 8,13,111,23,&23 ofm Dover ..... fey. 16
ALL-AGED STAKES. Constantinople ........ ith tie 20th of mon. Southamptot
The defendants' case was, that the animal had not stasngthening medicine, and on the Monday he was told should last till ten at night.' MPTONSHIRE -Mr Wil i. Hernaman's Menchester.
NORTHA . • lam Harcourt Isham ' ' d m . Cent. of Europe M& N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... firvicedary
Lord Stradbroke's r d Madras be tMP d' Sampson Laneelale, John Eyton, an asta Joseelin Egypt (see India) 1
died in consequence of any unskilfulness on the part of that the daughter had been mixing laudanum with it. a r. see abk b Maekworth Dolben, of Finedon-hall •
, Mr. Frederick Vol
..
- Rifle.
them or their workmen, and that the probabilit was Upon putting the liquid to his mouth he immediatel SHIPPIN I NTELLIGENCE. mr. Little's non- Wentworth, of Stoke-park ; Mr. Frederick Wiban Cooke, Neweastre-upen-Tyne, merchants-lst div. of 9(1., France ........ M& N rwice daily.-- Dover ...... rwicedail
that her death had arisen from old dh y detected the presence of laud la. h y Gt
b d Lancaster agst Mr. Honeywood's bl b S t ' f R hd hll
c ar ons, o us en- a . Nov. 18, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, New- Gibraltar ..........N 4,7,17,20, 27 of re. southampun Nev. 20
. age, an t e poor anuxi, w ic had been -ea Greece (see India)
-Lancaster ran a bye ; Mr. Hone d' b NORTHUMBERLAND. -Mr. Rowland Errin castle-upon-Tyne. .
condition in which she wail. mixed with the medicine. He understood a little boy, CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 14. ywoo s , gton, of Sand- Greytown ...... NI hld & 17th of mon. eoutbempte, oov. 20
drawn. DIVIDENDS.
hoe ; Mr. Bryan Burrell, of Broome-park ; Mr. William namburgh ..........N Tuesday & Frida) London .....
The jury found a verdict for the defendants. about 13 years of age, who was in the house, had told ENTERED INWARDS.-The Gizena Mar reta from Ko-
,NI Mr. Yeller not to take any of the medicine, as some- nigsburgh, J R B •
• ane, ouen ; lack Cat, Alicante and Denia;
g , Mr. Jackson's r d Troublesome Jack beat Mr. Dobede's Henry Charlton, of Hesleyside. Dee. 5. W. Howell, Goswell-street, St. Luke's, licensed clavannah ..........M 2nd of the month soureampuo oec. 1
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. thing had been put into it, and the liquid not being the Eliza, Nordmaling • James, Dnnkirk ; Isabel, Dal e Fre- bk b p Devna. e NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.-Mr. Henry Bridgeman Simpson, victualler-Dec. es. T. Harris, West Wycorub, Buckingham- Holland ............M Dat1y.....• ...... Dover ....... emir
(Before Mr. Comraissioner Murphy.) same colour as the former medicine, he refused. to take clerical, Stockholm ; 'Pendennis, Gijon ; Pauline HoPu ;11
g ton, Mr. Buckworth's bk d Barrister beat Mr. Miller's bk d of Babworth ; Mr. Samuel William Welfitt, of Langwith- shire, chair ma,nufacturer-Dec. 5. G. Webb, Shoreditch, ilonduras .......... el l7th of tlie month. Southamptot s• oy. 16
India (viaSouthampt.)ll4 ith & 20di of men. Plymmth .. Nu,,, 20
IN THE MATTER OP RoBERT RALLs-BREA.CH OE PROMISE any more of it. He had, however, taken one dose of Mauritius ; Ranger, Stettin ; Soeblonssten, Nyberg ; Barrabbas. lodge ; Mr. Richard Milwood, of Thurgarton-priory. chee,somonger-Dee. 5. E. M. Ager, Hill-street, Walworth,
indla (via 151arseilles)151 9th&2sth of month Dover ...... Nev. 16
OF MARRIA.GI. the medicine. Witness had often found Mr. Yeller in George Lord, Patras; Emanuel, Christiania ; Venus; Mr. Randell's f and w b Rival beat Mr. F '
yson sr d OXFORDSHIRE.-Mr. Benjamin John Whippy, of Lee-
place, Charlie-nay ; Sir Henry Peyton, of Swift's-house, and Victoria-terrace, Kennington, baker-Dec. 5. G. Bar- fonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, &27 of mon Dover...
ben Bishopsgate-street Without, City, grocer-Dec. 9. freiand ........m &
;:,; Twice daily ...... floiiii •• .
cad ... Cwlcedidly
This insolvent, a young man in no business or employ- a stupified state when he called to see him, and had Hansburgh ; Martha, Fehmern ; Margaret Milne, Cape of Furious.
ment, applied to be discharged from prison. thought that laudanum had been administered, as he o
Go d Hope ; Henry Gillespie, Callao; Ariel, Gottenburgh ; Mr. Fyson's f d Fatalist beat Mr. Db d ' Bart. ; Mr. William Evetts, of Taekley-park. W. Tanuer and J. Ward, Leadenhall-street, City, leather et5b0n..............N 7,9, 17, &270 f m. Southamptot
0 e eabkdpDog RUTLANDSHIRE.-Mr. Charles Ormston Eaton, of Tix- factors-Dec. 5. W. Crofts, George's coffee-house, S I
tram., , seadeira ............N 9th of the month Southamptcx
Water Witch, Alogadore• Celeritas Buenos A • '
..N 23d of month ••.. Liverpool ... Dec. 3
Mr. Sturgeon, the barrister, opposed on the part of NVeared to be labmiring under something of the kind, merit P 1 ' • ' yres
' ar°-
Rose.l
over ; Mr. Arthur Heathcote, of Pilton ; the Hon. Henry coffee-house-keeper-Dec. 7. R. Spencely, Wapping, mad' pdoira •• •• •7-• ••
but he could never d t • • o, a ermo ; Vesta, Alexandria • Pachitto di Trieste
the only creditor, a young woman named Jane Barber, e ect it until he tasted the medicine Bomartiea ; A • D • A ' " • , Mr. Miller's bk b Mildew beat Lord Stradbroke's bk Lewis Noel, of Ketton. Clyde-dock, Rotherhithe, sailmaker-Dec. 7. T. Wilkin- • Lana (see India)
Warta ..............N 8, la, &28 of men. Dover ...... ley. 18
on Monday. zorian, ema ; urora, Stettin 1 Caroline and w b Mildew son, Cambridge-wharf, Pimlico, and Grosvenor-street,
residing at Norwood. - Callao; Ross-shire, Dantzic ; Lionne, Gravelines ; Echo' SHROPSHIRE.-Mr. Willoughby Hart Sitwell, of Buck- stauritius (see India) i
Mr. Sargood supported the application. Stephen Cressvrell th b 18 ' M S t ' bl b M t l't b
, a you , a out years of age, in Nieuport; Victoria, N •
assau , Hoop, Worcum • Jon o i•
• ecra on s e or ai y eet Lord Stradbroke's nal; Mr. Edward Lloyd Gatacre, of Gatacre-hall ; Mr. Eaton-square, coal merchant-Dee. 7. W. R. Nield and qattritius „ ........ii 14th of tho month
the service of r b Music W. H. H. Collander, Cannon-street, West, City, shawl Mexico ............m,'lnd of the month.. Southampter tee. 1
The insolvent was in custody ,for 1051., being the . a cowkeeper at Turnharn-green, said he Antje, Worcnm. ' g Edmund Wright, of Halston.
was in the habit of su 1 manufacturers-Dec. 7. C. Spashett, Barking, Essex, mast-
..1_.:1),:e(54r.ai."..::, .... .... •v,r4ttdbtltligs,tolozioirt. Dover ...... ioy. 22
pp ying Mr. Voller's house with ENTERED OUTWARDS.-The Symmetry, for Antwerp Mr. Pertwee's r b Kate (2) beat Mr. J eV ' SOMERSETSIIIRE.-Mr. George Berens Northeoto, of
amount of damages and costs in an action brought by
milk, and he kn ar nee sbe b maker-Dec. 7. C. T. Griffis, Woodford-bridge, Essex, '' th Southampto, Nov. 16
Jane Barber for a breach of promise of marriage, in
He had do ew the prisoner Evans very well.
ae jobs for her and Francis Henry, for Melbourne ; English Rose, for Dun- Mortification. 'spas ey, 0 OVV as on .
Somerset-corn t ; Mr. John Hi 1 fSt E t '
underwriter-Dee. 5. J. West, Donnington, Lincolnshire,
• New Zea1and.......... By private ship Various pur (I • in
Sir Arthur Hallam Elton, of Clevedon-court. eanal States ... ... e: ithieth2ethoseno•• ' "Ler'
n. ?or . .
er •..• coy 22
which judgment was allowed to go by default. The . , had purchased lauda. kirk ; Jane and Margaret, for Antwerp ; Pilot, for Ham. Mr. King's be de Rokeby boat Mr. Pertwee' rb Ki rA • lineudraper-Dec. 5. E. Molyneux, Liverpool, tavern- eeeatme, • •el Ithi7o 27 h
i t ofmon. t-outharnpti, Nov. is
num on several occasions at her request. Ile bo h burg ; Richard and Francis, for Dunkirk ; Pauline Hough' Mr Swinhorne'a f b Lively b t iie ' -tty- STAFFORDSTIIRE.-Mr. Richard Dyott, of Freesora , . .
1 b k 11 D - - •••• -•• ••
le r-Dec. 7. H. H. Kina Bnsto oo seer- ec. 8. eeru .
damages were 751. ea re Dobede's bk d p Mr. Thomas William Giffard, of Chillington; Mr. Samuel sseePe • e" . ........51 id & 27th of mon. Aenthainpti Nov. li
two pennyworth
,of laudanum for her the ug t ton, fer Mauritius ; Romance of the Sea, for Hong-Ko • J. Crowther and W. Dickinson, jun., Manchester, general Part Natal ..........N By private ship.- Various ports Uncertain
The insolvent was questioned by Mr. Sturgeon, with
and ut •
io it down uon h last time, and C ng Daring.
Polo Shawe, of Maple Hayes.
the view of ascertaining whether he possessed any pro- • p tet ground on the inside of the anton; Penelope, for Geelong ; Great Britain, for Mr Jardine's bk d Maharajah (lat G• Manchester warehousemen. eleily ..............N sthlsth2stholmon, Dover ... . Nov. 22
e ipsy Ring) beat COUNTY OF SO-UTHAMPTON.-Mr. James Edward Brad-
gate, according to her instructions. She 1 Sydney ; Sophia, for Leghorn; Georee Lord for Malta ; * • b 'bk Tuscany .. ...... a ..N sthlsth2sthofnion. Dover .. .. Nov. 22
Blr. Svvin orne s b Elfin. shaw, of Fair Oak-park, near 'Winchester ; the Hon. Sip CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. Venezuela ..........N 2dBs 17th etnonth Southamp.ton. Nov. 16
perty. It appeared from his statement that he had
h. th
im e money beforehand, and told him to put it in the Victor' f
a ways gave Dahlia, for Nante •F d • le-W-lin • '
s , re eric i e name, for Dantzic
been in no business, but had been su td by his
ppor e place he had named. He had bought three _ la, or St. Thomas'; State of Main, for Calcutta •
; Weather favourable, company numerous, and sport '
Edward Butler of Harefield, Southampton ; Mr. James
Dee. 7. T. G. Curtis, Oxford-street, licensed victualler Van Diemen'sLand (set
Aust •
mita) ......... 11
father, the well-knowx cin 'b
m us proprietor at Brix-
t t• a d h h penny worth Lima, for Bremen , excellent. Winter Scott, of Rotherfield, near Alton.
-Dee. 7 J. Sanders Paddin ton corn dealer-Dec 6
ton. He had been apprenticed to a coach maker, a a ime, n wen s e wanted a larger quantity she VESSELS CREIRED WITH CARGO. - The Andreee e.,................
--...---__________ SUPFOLK.-Mr. John Josselyn, of St. Edmund's hill, --- • , g , •• C. west Indies
Plaieter, Eversholt-street, St. Pancras, draper-Dec. 6. G. • • •. .... M 2d.t 17th ei montb Southampter I ear. 16
but had looked after his father's horses. Formerly put the money in a piece of paper or sent a note with for San Francisco , I for Con tt' 1 H . '
s mop e ; armana CHeirnmeaell F THE THAMES Bury St. Edmund's ; Mr. Andrew Areedeckne, of Glover-
E. bhuttleworth M H Shuttleworth and G E Sh ttl
,••,. • u e- -
.
kis father's vehicles had on them " Balls and Sons " it. He knew he purchased sixpenny worth of the Willonk, for Amsterdguamna'eer• 1 -- - IP O .---The aquatic season ine-hall, Hackeston ; Mr. John George Weller Poley, of When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will be de-
; ~. too a Nil for Amsterdam ; -prolonged this year to an extremely late • d • 'td h 11 worth, jun. Poultry, City, auctioneers -Dec. 6. S. Iseace
, , a spatched on the following day waif the exception of the India via
which meant his two brothers, Tho 31
mu and at- poison on one occasion. He did not buy it every week, Baden, for Antigua ; Expedit, for G tt' b
o en urg ; Bala for co 1 da next with a perm -will Box e - a .
nc ude on Mon y . race for the champ'e SURBEY.-Mr. James Gadesden, of Ewell castle, Ewel_,
1. Portsea, Hampshire hardwarernan-Doc. 7. J. Wilsher Southampton and tho Malta
. ), . 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. QL_ Alexandria ; Hero of th N'l f R G 1 'lc
e ie, or angoon • uc za, ship of the Thames and 400/ betw i It• Ali • 1 W• h '
(ru ge, it am, Essex, corn merchant-Dec. 7. J. D. preceding dad.
business to his brothers, and drove himself. The altera- had told him two or three times that ehe had found it b
eees, for Konigsbu •
!I, Eltare, for Naples ; Bianca, for Pernam- - ~ een Thomas Cole, who Voodcote-house Es-
Mr. Edward Richard Northey, of 1 , 1 Jonee and C. Gold, Cheapside City, tavern kee D
per- ee. .
-
uco and Val • • ow hold the title and dames Me IT n. John Geor e Cavendish of Tvne-ffrove
som • the -0 g ' ' 6. J. E. Pr le ''' ' 1 ' '
tion took place 18 months or two years g
ego. e never •
quite correct, after he had put it in tbe place she had told paraiso , Stadt Dordrecht, for Dordt. n s , ssenger, who as '
pires
to it. For some time past this event has be erh +I, Cher'tsey. oc -ter, St. Co umb Minor, Cornwall, shipowner FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEWTON.-Yesterday morning,
+isle 111.13,7 nerson that he had an intermit in se. u....i.......... him. . , . , _ea . • ...AMA __ mlr ,I ri !lA__ _CTl___l,l Leen_ -Dec. 8. J . Barbor_ ALir,,,hAo-Ar pncrrrivpr in n.linr, .......;... ...e. TT- A rk r __,_ _________ ___ _ r 11.1- _ . 1 -wyr II

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 cestody for 1051., beim-, the
amount of damages and costs 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 sup ported by his
father, the well-known. minibus proprietor at Brix-
ton. He had been apprenticed to a coach maker,
but had looked after hie father's horses.‘cßa
thorn Fomrmaerely
rz,
his father's vehicles had on
which meant his two brothers, Thomilass anadndSol:ra,t-
thew, and not him. Some time ago his fatherleftthe
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. He 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 751. 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
court where a person had a judgment of four months,
he meant to act in similar This insolvent
had b_ n
been in prison since the 11th October, and his vest-
tounce alas on the 16th. He should in this case pro-
vesting order of four calendar months from the
expressing his
damages awarded. His Honour,
after
pronounced th .ie intention with respect to other cases,
the vesting order on recorded of four months from
on. the 16th October.

After some additional evidence further inculpating
the prisoner,

Dodsworth said the prisoner was given to drun-
kenness, and he fully believed she did not intend to
destroy hew father's life, but merely to stupify him while
she get the things out f the house to sell for drink.
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.

CHAMPIONSHIP or THS 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 400/., betweonThornas Cole, who
now holes the title, and loaves Messenger, who aspires
to it. For some time past this event has been the theme
cf 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 knew of o o two men so com-
petent to illustrate that improvement as Cole and
Messenger. What nay be the fortune of the day it is,
indeed, difficult to say ; and the very best judges are
hangingback to ascertain something that may determine
their choice before they make investments. The Loco-
motive steamer• has been charted fer the dlite to accom-
pany the race, and will convey the umpires and referee.
The n:a.tch will start at a little after two, the distance
being from Putney to Mortlake. Both risen are in active
training.
[Aersarissoseril—SierlT AND HBARING.—Messrs. S. and B
Solomons, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Ob-
serve—opposite the York Hotel. Nowly-coestructed Spectacle
Lenses of the greatest transparent power. The valuable advan-
tage derived front this invention is, that vision becoming im-
. . .. . paired is preserved and strenetheued and very abed
_
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT ON THS LoN• persons areenabled o
employ 'their sight at the 8-'
DON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.—An accident of minute occupation—eantseewiththese lenses ofa much less rumaoest-
a deplorable character,' and unfortunately attended with uifying power—and they do not require the frequent changes
fatal consequence to one of the company's engine.drivers, to the dan2;eros effects of further powerful assistance. Deaf-
took place on the London and South-Western Railway, ness—New Disc
Organic Vibrator, an extraerdi.
near the Chertsey station. From the particulars ob. nary powerful,
tained, it appears that just as the train, which was due small, newly-invented instrument for deafness,
entirely different from all ethers, to surpass anything of the
at the Waterloo-road terminus at 9.20 on Monday night kid that has been, or probably ever can be, produced.
Being of the same colour as the skin, is not perceptible ; it
s I' a tPen: `furpowerful
was moving from the platform, the driver slipped from
enablesir deaf persons to hoar distinctly at Church and at
the side of his engine, and fell between the wheels and
arulllice
thairs is entirely rentored ; and it affords all the assist-
Jthice aesasemblies; the unpleasant sensation of singing noises
the footpath. Several persons witnessed the occurrence,
and shouted to the fireman to stop the engine ; but before
could lie desired. By her Majesty's Royal
he,had sufficient 'gine to do so, the poor fellow's body was Letter
valuablaenacludberTltlii.allotieliTeLal? improvements
crushed against the side of the station, and the wheels in the most passed over one of his feet, terribly cutting it. Beyond Race-course, Opera and Perspecti:.
. Glas'sesseo(poleasz,edCawniT,,
the last injury nothing very serious was apprehended, Munic German Gla'ss), to know the distances of objects
and the driver was placed in one of the carriages, and viewed through them—of great importance to the army,
conveyed to London. Upon removing him Irons the navy, and others. . These telescopes possess such extra.
carriage he appeared perfectly insensilile, when police- ordinary powers that some 3i inches, with an extra eye-
c instable Lamb immediately procered the attmdance of aplleidee, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons,Saturn's ring,
Mr. Dodd, surgeon, of the York-road, when that gentle- seen
athe double stars ; with the same telescope can be
8f countenance three miles and a half distant,
man pronounced life extinct. The body was, therefore, and au object handed over to the custody of Mr. Adamson, the sum- sizes, with increasing powers
14 miles. They are of larger suer all
Royal 11x-
moning officer of Lambeth, who had it placed in the hibition, 1851.—Vlpabowleers
llaoc,eviordiialyt.-Te '
n d, very small,
dead-house until the inquest was held. Not the least powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,theYsizo of a walnut, by which
blame can be attributed to any of the company's servants a person can be seen and known 14 miles distant; they answer
beyond the unfortunate deceased, who, it appears, did every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera houses,
not attempt to get upon his engine until the signal for Toentr•v scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Bto 10 miles.
starting the train had been given and the steam turned 11
Spey,,are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to
9.men, gentlemen gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera,
00. The inquest, it is expected, will tali• place thi.
race-course, camp, and perspective ',-rl -with ''
wonderful
day. The poor fellow, who was described as having power an objeetcan becleailyseenasfsreosm, 10 to 2 miles
been a very steady man, had not been long in the
ena- distant.-39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, Ob • - npo
Observe--0 ,
ployment of the company. site t4e York Hotel.- 4

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The 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,
Sept. 12, lat. 37 N., long. 13 W.
The Ellen, from Liverpool to Belize, Sept. 15, lat. 34
N., long. 11 W.
Th• Prince (brig), Oct. 4, lat. 8 N., long. 23. W.
The Margaret Ann (skip), Nov. 14, lat. 48 N., long. 10
W.

Bury St. Edmund's ; Mr. Andrew Arcedeckne, of Glover-
ing-hall, Hackeston ; Mr. John George Weller Foley, of
Bolted-hall.
SURSEY.-Mr. James Gadesden, of Ewell castle, Ewell;
Mr. Edward Richard Northey, of Woodcote-house, Ep-
som; the Hon. John George Cavendish, of Tyne-grove,
Chertsey.
SIISSEX.-Mr. George Carew Gibson, of Braddon-brook,
Guildford ; Mr. William Crake, of astings; • Sir John
Wm. Hamilton Anson, Bart of Avisford.
WARWICKSHIRE.-Mr. Chandos Wren Hoskyns, of
Wrax-hall ; Sir Peter Van Notten Pole, Bart., of Todden-
ham-house ; Mr. Henry Spencer Lucy, of Charlcote-park.
WESTMORELAND.-Mr. John Hill, of Bankfoot ; Mr.
Bursen Harrison, of Ambleside ; Mr. William Wilkinson,
of Warcop.
WILTSHIRE.-Sir Francis Dugdala Astley, Bart., of
Everleigh-park ; Mr. Simon Watson Taylor, of Urchfont ;
Mr. Charles William Miles, of Barton-house, Malmosbury.
WORCESTERSHIRE.-Mr. William Dowdeswell, of Pull-
court, near Tewkesbury • Mr. Francis Edward Williams,
of Doddesham, near Worcester; Mr. Francis Tongue
Ruffard, of Prescot.
YORKVIRE.-Mr. James Brown, of Copgrove, near
Knaresborough; Sir George Wombwell, Bart., of New-
burgh-park, near Easingwold; Mr. Frederick Granwood,
of Norton Conyers.

The Thames, of Alloa for St. John's, Newfoundland,
Oct. 4, lat, 43 N, 35 W.
The Alderman Morrison, of Hull.
The Stride (barque), bound W., Oct. S, off Cape Race.
The Great Western (steamer), Oct. 27, lat. 5 N, long.
29 W, standing to the SW.
The Convoy (barque), steering E, Oct. 23.
The Enterprise (barque), of Liverpool, Sept. 13, lat. 16
S, long. 29 W.
The Henry (ship), of London, Nov. 6, lat. 46 N, long.
12 W.

Dec. 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. Shnttleworth, M. H. Shuttleworth, and G. E. Shuttle-
worth, jun., Poultry, City, auctioneers —Dec. 6. S. Isaacs,
Portsea, Hampshire,- hardwareman—Doc. 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—Dee. 15. J. Mills, Leeds, printer—Dec. 13. C. H.
Helgate, Kirton in Lindsey, Lincolnshire, scrivener.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEWTON.—Yesterday morning,
as Mr. A. 0. Lento, surgeon, of Newton-le-Willows, was
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 othe'r 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.

WALES.
ANGLESEY.-Mr. John Williams, of Treffos ; Mr. Hugh
Robert Hughes,of Bodrwyn; Mr. John Jacob, of Llan-
fawr.
BRECONSHIRE.-Mr. John Williams Vaughan, of Velin-
newycld ; Mr. Thoinas Davies, of Llangattock ; Mr. John
Jones, of Glanhonddu.
CAIINARVONSHIRE.--.-Mr. Samuel Dieckfield Derbyshire,
of Pendyffrw ;" Mr. Richard Trygarn Griffith, of Trygarn;
Mr. John Whitehead Greaves, of Tanyratt.
CAEMARTHENSHIRE.-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 Peterwell ; Mr. John
Propert; of Bliewfiestill.
DENBIGHSHIRE.-Mr. Johp Edward Madocks, of Glan-
Y•werri; Mr. Henry Robinson Sandbach, of Havodands,
near Abergele ; Mr. Hugh Robert Hughes, of Kimmell-
park, St. Asaph.
FLINTSHIRE.-Arthur Trevor Viscount Dungannon, of
Brynkinalt ; Mr. Edmund Peel, of Bryn-y-hys ; Mr. Fred.
Philips, of Rhual.
GLAMORGAN'SITIRE.-Mr. Lewis Llewellyn Diliwyn, of
Parkweon, near Swansea ; Mr. Richard Bassett, of Bonil-
stone-house ' • Mr. Wyndham William Lewis, of the Heath,
near Cardiff.
MERIONETHSHIRE.-Mr. Hugh John Revely, of Bryn-
gvrin • Mr. Charles Ponsonby Tottenham, of Carrogessa ;
Mr. john Priestley, of Hafodygregog.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE.-Mr. Maurice Jones, of Fron-
fraithes ; Mr. Richard Herbert Mytton, of Garth; Mr.
Edmund Peel, of Llanlerinio.
PEMBROKESHIRE.-Mr. John Leach, of Ivy-tower ; Mr.
Lewis Mathias, of Llangwarren ; Mr. John Mirchouse, of
Brownslade.
RADNORSHIRE.-Mr. John Abraham Whittaker, of
Bencastle-court-; Mr. Francis Evelyn, of Corton Presteign ;
Mr. Thomap Moore, of Old-hall.
ADMIRALTY, NOV. 10.
Corpi 91 Xdigutenout anratii

• BI.RTIIB.
Or A SON.
On the 13th hut., at Pynes, Devon, Lady Northoote.
On the 11th inst., at Swakeleys, the wife of Captain
Cochran, R.N.

OF A DIUGHTIB.
On the 9th hut., at Vevey, Switzerland, the wife of the
Rev. S. E. Blomefield, British Chaplain.
On the 12th inst., at the Parsonage, Forden, Montgo-
mery, the wife of the Rev. R. J. Harrison.

COURT OP
(Before fir, Commissioner
LltCornrnissioner Evans.)
IN RE ROWERS,
ACian MEACAITTILB FAILURE.
This wae fi
J. Rogerss the
(tradingrst raeet
as Ro geruader the bankruptcy of
agent, of Laurence Pountnegy-lane. Co.), commission
great number of
their debts. The
creditors were in attendance to proveA
liabilities are stated at about 50,00,. The bankrupt is
out of the way ; he is supposed to be i
amount of assets is uncertain. n America. The
A proof submitted by Mr. Collinridge Wag
by Mr. Abrahams, on the ground that the b°a`nk"ruse,t
`'
having absconded, and left no books or accounts behind-
him, there were no means of ascertaining the correctness
of the claim. The bankrupt had been connected withsas
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 1:3,800 franc,.
A similar objection was taken to two proofs tendered
on behalf of Thomas Arnold, of Paris, for about 2,5001.
t The proofs purported to have been made at Woolwich,
but the creditor was not in attendance.
.• ..1:4041,0 Mr. Aspland Said he was prevented appearing by some
much
_process which was out against him.
t Tie Honour said he could not admit Arnold's proofs ;

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