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London, England, 1851-12-20 00:00:00

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LLO YD'S SHIPPING..--(THISPirsV'I
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LONDON, DEC. 20.—Wind at Deen S.,
dull, hazy weath T 3 isdottir,
COWES, DEC.er.
19.—Wind S.W.--Ar•-'
fCoarlGlaol Callao; Marie Amelie Buenos Ayr". Que
PlLL,bec,
oacDesEtcer..l9.—W'ind S.—Arrd' irelacd'
Asvie'
• . rg/let
GLOUCESTER,—Arrd. ATOP, Megaltittu
Quebec. credadth
FLEETWOOD, 19.—Wind S• Jeep)''
Dalhousie. DEC..
, W.S.' A rd. Jegili
Newfoundland. DEC. 19.—Wind ri, 0 , .--- , 401
Off port, William Glericis I"
Quebec. i• 5564
Orr T
St. John's,
Que eu.
. _ A.
°' „John's, New Brunswick; Salisbury,
. Margaret Smith, rata'r.
Phoebe, Bay of Bengelib
~s te
Cnooxnevere—Arrd. Sophia, Quebec. bete, replete
COWES, Dec. 19.—The Trident, arrived .trl,, 11eCi
having spoken the Senator, London to New, die 354
on
rudder;
4, 39 N., 34 W., which vessel was disrasstea
Nov., 44 N., 31 W., and on the 27th sprevg!)! nook!
intended to put into Faye]. The Trident 11,157`4"! 61 vo
brig dismasted and waterlogged 23d Nor3l. to"sieborc'
Arrd. V 0,5 Or
LI'VERPO,,L, DEC. 19. Wind S.
Calcutta; Emma, Laguna; Joshua Mstirs%eisce V‘
leans; Sarah and Ann, Pugwasb; Vernon, goleillet;
ward's Island; Mountain Maid, Malta' Ort! TV°
Affect°, Vienna; Magdalen, Nantes; Villiainerti, 1,551.
son, Bonen; Ann Gorgiane, Hamburgh; Alj?,-,:porsr°,'
Nspaeereivaainsodori;hlealaV,nllisl haeylanunianaah,
;MsoenatteahV, itovtailAillibsetrt:i :amid,lBl'sCet,h'
son, Montreal.
Quatro Sorella, Naples; 19th, Texiau, Lieos3s Iv
Standard,sid.
IRB et sht,i g °Lac hbe2o
ssai
dr
rße
6. esti:'
6% osbiirlet,oll
Forest State, New Orleans. The Leila, To Soottr
this port, is on shorn on the Elorse Bank. rile 1;111',.
port life-boat has gone to her assistance. efrottojis
schooner, from Exeter, and the Challenge!, d docaoe:i,
michi, have been in contact, and both recent" dor, qi,
DEAL, DEC. 19.—Wind S.W.--Ard• nC)/1, C1110';
I-I,e Y , New South Wales; Rokeby, 35cIrfilljaeseitji;
Demerara; Herm, Jamaica; Maris, dit%lgos Pk
Quebec. Arrd. from the River, EMPrels6' GO' • tc;
Lavinia, Cape of Good Hope; Weiss, diticq,liop,dlt „,
cession; Elizabeth Hardee, River Gainhiut uaplin riov4.
Sophie, Rio Janeiro; Gaterrie, Trinidad; 05i P
St
ati.oi
tVor
hri n, cNHe
Eno
wth;
Honduras;
NEWHAVEN,
Victoria,liEsc, . Ba9Nr. b_sawdmoye:roy;rivear
dlr
oittr
j.
0.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 19.—Wind 5..'
dent, Matanzas for Hamburgh.
hating
gephoeoel
HARWICH,
nto
on
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.................‘,...1(1Ett DEC.c. 19.—The Ellen Atirr°l'd °ifeilleer°ll‘el":l'
beSirant
Po'
MARKET N EWS.--(Tfils
has been assigte
do
16
COVENT GARD°lli,les Were isii b°s
Large supplies of both Fruit and Veget,°v_.os stelluP
to-day. Generally speaking, the dens ",- Fr LotO
we have not the slightest alteration ton otice 0-1,1, 000,,,,,i;
G FRUIT.—Pine Apples, English, 4s to 65 perciltut'o Bdtoto'-94
Grapes, 3s Od to 55 6d per lb ; Out-door Eieglt,sslditto '„6 Od 1'65,
H mburgh ditto 8d to 10d; l'ortug," d toi•o1'
per lb ; Apples, '2s 6d to 75 Od; Pears, 35 v los to •11.,5
bushel; Melons, is Od to 3 each; Wanitiuit:te s!'9ht°ls'94
bushel; Filberts, 70s to 90s sper 1001bs ; ~,-zieolollC--,,',4ilej
VEGETABLEs.—Cueumb Od to Od eac. k • ner e-10
s.—Cucumbers, h
is 6d to ,6,5 t.^`Absgels;
to 2s 3d per sieve ; H
Parsley, 2s Od to 2s 6d peorrsdeorzaenisanches While, per c°s‘l,
to Is ; Red ditto, 2s to 4s ; Red Beet, 8d to 2,6 j t 04435, to
abluushroems, is to is 6d per pettle; TurniPs'potatoes, oj to
d Carrots, 4s to 6s per dozen bunches; CelerP 6tl to
90sis 9dper ton; Onions, 2s to 3s per half sieveGreeos, 25 00„
per bundle ; Garlic, 6d to 8d per 113; „ ed to 1:11,0
4s Od per dozen bunches; French Beaus, us., &feu!, tosJ
Id tosi2e
dvep;e
rVbeagneet
ha b; les INalaarrishowosa,
iOodiast,e ;-.losa Pc 185 po. lir
o iod to
Brocoli, 16s to 13s perpdozen bundles; ticlifel .. ~
per score; Parsnips, 6d to is per dozen- „osatenoce
NEWGEL 01^" 0; V'
Turkeys,TE AND LIL dto Vs wild Ji le
5s Od to 16s Od • Geese, 55 °I gd • ii- es,,dc'
Is 6d to 3s Od; Tame Rabbits, Is Od t,c' `osj t'l„sAti 55',3,
8d to is Od; Pigeons, 7d to 9d; PlOl '''s - , 3 "" -° fv
tirrey Fowls, 5s Od to 9s Od; dittobeickeF_s. faglisloo,t to
_BBarn-door__ Fowls, 3s Od to is Od per c0nP.1551: dioo, '?teiy,
eisz
01.1 d ; French ditto, 6s Od to 93 Od; Iri,cl per lb ta 011'
santds,is Od to " 45 Od; • ICI'
25 Od 1°6°,1 to 011151•0
p2761d20t0;
3sl'r6esdh;
PBaurtttreird,gelss, Od to 15 ,'',, ej; 0004
laLeverets, 2s Od to 3s Od ; Woodcocks,
Ducks, 6d to 2s Od ; Snipes, 6d to is Od; Tell 'ilj. Oa
to 2s Od ; Widgeons,
is 6d gd to 15 v '
6d to 9d each. 45 ti
NEVIPorrr. Q. od °obi'.
Beef, from 2s 10d to 3s 8d , INluttog .-ed pet-- 1:
Veal, 3s Od to 4s Od ; and Pork., 3s Od te' 43 - ,0 45°'
Beef, from 2s BdW IttoiTs"6Cdl;
Veal, 2s 10d to 4s Od; and Pork,
Eels, 14s ,2, gd to ''s .Y.
A,,see;, ,at
ters, lOs to 25sper 20
BILLINGSGAI,I3,,4 1)01.4 v. rAI
Odlbpser; Bscoelrees,;2os jeltiSttolin, ‘2,° 110°,11pe't 03',
)°,sdtetrcis°, sillcifebt° (11'3°415°,11i
bushel ; Red Herrings, lOs Od to lls 6d; '',,,' 5.01;,,j, 0
Plaice' 7adndtosplroadts piser6dlb ; Turbots, 65
Vre3as 6d per 100; Cod Fish, 2s Od to 70 et'4o ;25 1)-.
Od
60'4
per us e • lie " Af.
The prices BREAD. the ,nstroP°
.0 le '
of Wheat B d ' •--- er •.
en rea in.5,./d p ,p
6d to 6%d; of Household ditto, 41,4 d to A 6410,,q to
HIDE MARICSW. ditto,- e- to
Market Hides, '
561 b to 641b,1id to 2d; , , ditto 961 b, if
2d to
881 b, lid ; ditto, 721 b to 801 b, 20 to li:i ; dill tii;;
1041
)23d to 3d ; ditto, 881 b to 961 b, 3d to ~,ci to ~, 05 ,J;
o aid ; ditto, 1041 b to 112 lb, '',:, 641 to 65 ,J;
Skins,full, Id iti,.
Horn light, is Od to 2s Od; ditto, ,_ , 55 p
Hides, 5s Od to Os Od • Polled $0,51)0013°'
Kents and Half-breed ' 4 164"5
Half-breeds, 4s ld to s se
3s ICd; Lamb Skins Os Od to Os Od. a. cl°
c , too
HAY IHANICOIr'" 3/15i es -
0 ill,
SMIT/InELD Meadow Hay, 2/ 12s Od t
a to 11 Of
ditto, 31 .-
53 to 41 68 Od • and Straw,l/ .3 CIO
Supply good, and trade dull. , 3ll 55 fai ;et lea
di Cumexttemm.--Meadow Hay, 2t AA 0,; 175 r f
A ditto, 31 5s to 4/ 4s; and Straw, 1/ 15 it`ii. . , Clo'..ej,
WinaTverage supply, and a sluggish deniat "/ 10;0110'
31 5s
Hay, 211109 t°o 1166
ditto, to 4/ 7s Od ; and Straw,
Trade dull, ~, ,11'),
at barely late rat!,.._._/;----- JP' ),.‘
V I --- aIS op,
CE-CHANCEIC Y ...""e f 'tft. .014./ 0
JUDGMENT.— CALDWELL V. VANITIJ3,BSI' ',la hie
15 ate
TANT To sHIFOviNVI'..,, 00 ,alO.--,1,5
His Honour '
Vice-Chancellor TVlalroe, u'or liltof's
seat this morning, gave judgment in °IA'S° orie„l- pet,i
hat the plaintiff was the assignee 00" rfsreo-",t‘tr,istjl•
patent known as " Lowe's patent" for 0-there v p,' ,
for steam-vessels. The defendant ott,cl!vort6 003
owners of severalships •toOw`4 94 -Lege
belonging pa. 411 do;
land, and ' • sailinbetween that country „ildoe fee t
means of the screw-propeller, Bich,berrnhe de fee
is J.., 1,0 Pi- peel
to be an infringement
v .. of his patent- ot te ode j
%. hBd 03 sfe side
anvessengen b • eing an owner who -- hog - oldie
be
motion for an injunction by the largest 'the Or° to to,
is case was the first taken, and therefor.up tit/eves%
upon. His case was, that the Plain,thlere hr,llof,,el).o'
patent was not valid; that, if it were A"',l-, s,s,' - e • A'' lio
quiescence down to the year 1850; atiu,„*--;tablec„tifen! f
subjects proper of Holland were not rla-pts re'-eoPe4er,
junction from this Court. The defell":sefeito 0,:po;
the course of their case, to a patent for - ogo ' or•4'i
which had been granted' - "fi years 0 if-,ti"
sixty- Ye • Coe ls#
Bramah, and they also argued that 01;51 die plaind al bi,
interfere, under the circainstances, 01111,sellibe clierho
right and title to the d beepses,, the i.•
against th . patent had
mean
and t•dti °to°
o parties who had the me"— ysil 100 si,
lion stre the des, vied 0 t ,
nuously to contend :against
patent.e The plaintiff, they also coet°l3pertisopOrlii
,b,en aware that packets had been long 500 C°o9o ;0;
Amsterdam Screw Propelling Steut; te :001, cf
^ but had not until now thought Prot ale • 000' ttio
right, and also that the patent for 00 iitf
only. for want of novelty, but' eiovr, eifi''ltitf
, other
in the specification. •`; opo 5',15i0 ti
:
between Bramah's and Lowe's tent t""ho6l°' coy
pa
~ that t, , to 0 oire
had asserted his
right at law, ant' sppol°ol4 0 pit
had conceded the l • 'ff , • ht bY -0; ce •
p ainti s rig nate re 05
promise and
, even had attacked the ar oatif set, out
facies ,from which they had 50,b563we11, sd° "he
thereby admittin the • of Mr• val-- pot us till -
g right • bad P ~„1 5, „to
Honour thought that the defendants 4; I'OOOOPOO
their case, on the ground of want of °,.°linea snAelettc!'fe'
thought that the plaintiff ought tollsunri-tb°" the 'die,
establish his right at law. Afficie -- ed t° ceP ,1
also stated that no Englishman belong of Ole
to list,
aPnanY, or was engaged in waking WV floglisdlitalpale!Ote
d that if the plaintiff or any abet taking °'
in chosen, they could obtain were for in ote Pio tl' ,
po ,
00 tb° e
clad fdi
Holland. Various stol. a 0 a
other vessels op 10 oe
as those complained of had been c 1101 f "°
1
country, and they stated that the Jorgeraeatischoaeleo,;
trade of that country was carried on bY,,,,ogiitt "ci f0r,,0.
with the same principle of screw. ge tr ,rayepreitio
that he could not withhold the irjunett°,no peilig,,,j ;Pie
that ground, nor on that of the clefendan's oleo d seg,d
ers, for in the 32d of Henry VIII• tithew3 fog °,r6ati'ol
strangers ahoiald bo bound by 6l6° PI). 5
lati ,- viao the ba
°ll5 of these realms. •Lt . f ot, nos
for the defendants that the us° 0 pste' ~,ie - 0
his
ss not an infringement of tbeebipo cove°
Honour thought otherwise. 13ritish oat ~, trill
I,,,refore, N to tid r O
use the
patent, and he thought, t": .„ abi" IP eat,
ships could not complain of not veil do. .01g5:5"ite
patent without paying for a licence 50 "4 pis 4 0,15
the circumstances stated in the con must of go' orr',o
he was therefore of opinion that be 13:5 tacit ptgaeo,
junction restraining the defendants or
tee; c of be
from using within these realms tho pa Best of i
, nre ace
James Lowe's patent, or any colourabio 4r ace
without first obtaining 1:1 50- C(l°. li
the cense
3 10 o,bir
plaintiff
•He would make no order a s iii doe'
THE SAME v. vERIOOO4. g 05-1 .000, 0
His lloNoun also • d tin 01' ll) a etej
gave ju gtnen 1,0 003 eOl 01
the facts were as above, and granted te to tr/ he lie
adding that as the plaintiff would have, better v
at law, this and the previous coo ad tile
together. lot it
d t 0'
THE SAME V. 110125•iinore tio
His HONOUR said in this case it ur,riti OA e
tbss,,cf
facts were diff for the defendsn" so" elsew
erent, „ale, 41 55
stated that he had no interest in tho Ye' joie` 5 •
0031) 0 c 15
was no longer a captain of the vessel 0 111 00
A theref°l , eed
in a position to be 50, arta do 011.•
far as he was concereed was not mu
junction would not be granted.

lid
illness. General tiir
bi° Dot
Ti-----A sON• ,ota r, i 0
tinguished
in and passed through the earl "gltfter atilV te
general died yesterdan 4 j - serl:l
e re' oge
e,
e,
a manner ---------NEGlierAleLralr Anderson -.....:ntqa ~ the t. '''J
whtch gave promise of bis faturi,ts, tbe 010 0
was at the storming of the Convention redeav„rfed 10°,
Fort,quetrid the siege of Calvi, in Corsica. lie '„pre Oiciolo
in the )a-iin the West Indies, and received a seit: t,.,itot tri
was aide-de-camp in
lengthened
eanTe
the storming of litorne Cb,,BPo°XedifgPirs
Holland -de-camp to Sir John Moore ib "diia t°oo, ei
; and afterwards served in the e-v(e e ig Ole oerir 0
where ho was severely wounded by a shot $1.90 oi ,;e.ii
the
in
the expedition
of Alarch .21. General Ailderl At tijjerj ratO
of )Flushing,
to Walcheren, was Pr,sel3 Oa' De '. f
for C,ora f t t 1)
ing, and obt •
RAlSconfs Cilia,'
the deceased obtained a medal c jionel 0 ocial
Foot (Hi h officer was appointed copes 413
his d• g I"dere), a command which be ~.oile
muse. ty life
F JO, bil 1),)
Vera° dio t
labouring severely from the hurta be rec oh' tri
astol do i
accidents, has resumed his performances% did ell
crowded audiences by his Imique riad sPiel3
feats,—Notts Guatdiatz.s._younY
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