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London, England, 1850-11-19 00:00:00

-the shore yesterday evening, after discharging part
her cargo. The Strabane and Adeiin are sioking mores
ou the Bank, and it is expected wilt go to pieces the firs
gale of wind; part of their materials have been saved.
LONDONDERRY, NuV. 16.—A schooner,
was wrecked on Innistrahich Island yesterday morning
ice;
some fishermen report the crew saved; the vessel s
brAtora up, and Indian meal and barrels of flour floating
about. name cnknown,
GLASGOW, Nov. 16.—The Assam,
Greenock, arrived in the Clyde to-day, experienced
lal
severe hurricane 10th October, in lat. 32, lou. 58, whic
laid her on her beam ends, and carried away mivn.rattet;
main-topma t, sprung the foremast and bowsprit, end
washed away a quarter-boat, davits, bulwarks, fie. aiv
DEAL, Nov. 18.—Wind W.S.W. to S.W.;. r•g'' '''' i
to S., : qually.—Arrd. Porto Rico to
Arrd. Lady Flora, Madras; ReY6
Saxon, Ceylon; Sea Bird, Coast of Africa; Agameranuo,
North Amer ica.
RYE, Nov. 17.—Wind W.—Arrd. Supply, St. Jebll'9'
New Brunswick.
OFF WEYMOUTH.—Hero, Port Philip.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 18.—Wind W.—Off port, Carla
Cecilia, Batavia, and sailed for Amsterdam.
OFF SClLLY.—Heinrich, New Orleans. . Cabot,
BRISTOL, Nov. 18.—Wind S.E.--Arrd. JOnn
Africa.
WHITBY, Nov. 18.—The Clyde was towed in to-CIT
with damage from contact with the Telegraph schoone ,
off Blankenesse.
Bum.,
Nov. 18.—The Fancy from Memel has arrived
with damage, from stress of weather.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 18.—S1d. Trent steamer, WeiS
Indies.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 18.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. Anieth6,6'
Calcutta; Norton, Bombay; Elizabeth Radcliffe, Callen.
Sld. Ulysses, Rio Grande;- Adams, New Orleans; Jr`o!
Mobile; Amelia, Charleston; Star of the West'ir'reir;
York ;Industrious, Mogadore ; New York, for Nevr„,:°„;as
Andrew Foster, ditto. Off port, Nereides, .."°--
Brocklebank, and Maypo. -
MADRAS, OCT. 14.—The Kate barque, from
is aground off Manapond Point; crew saved. alceel°
CANTON, SEPT. 27.—A vessel was seen on the --d by
Rock, in Gaspar Straits, a perfect wreck, surrottlide-
A bare
Malays plundering her, by the Euphrates,_ el' boy
from Liverpool, which picked up the lid ci 61nt of
marked A 5, and identified it as part of a 04133' (ha
ColoMbet
anniseed per Aqua Marine, which sailed belle,' ()/),d to
sth July for London, and supposed to have bei°--
the vessel seen as above.
NEWPoRT.—SId. Charlotte, Harris' n, JSrOaleg•
GLOUCESTER, Nov. 17.—Arrd. Nicaragua, Quebee.adt
CLYDE.—SId. Blonde, Batavia; Duchess
Mississippi, New York. of Folio
Berbice; v W and
WATERFORD, , Nov. 17.—Wind W. to vv.-. - • •
W.S.W.—Arrd. Alpha, Bary, New London, rillice
Edward's Island.

CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY •)
RUSSELL V. EAST ANGLIAN RAILWAT• 1 fa&
The further arguments in this P art-heerd tee:, wee
tion were resumed and concluded, and the judgine'
reserved.
ROLLS' COURT.—(THIS reA Y. )
LOGAN v. THE EARL OF COLIR,TONVI`Li 9io
This case came before the Court a few "'Lector°
upon motion for an injunction to restrain the 'tee sail•
of, the Dublin, Wicklow, Wexford, and Waterfer" cons
way Company from enforcing by actions at iviallb 0 did
made upon certain subscribers to the comPag tors, and
not approve of the course pursued by the direccoo
the ground on which the application for the iojenoftee
was chiefly rested was mismanagement on the Par of tb•
directors, and a wasteful expenditure of the fun 09‘
company. a toi
On behalf of the directors it was contende ~,d,up
the object of the motion was to force them to wim
the affairs of the cempany. le of the
Mr. WALPOLE resumed his arguments on bast whole
directois to-day, and occupied- the Court the
morning.
1r)
-VICE-CHAN CEIi.Y n 4
e
The Vice-Chancellor KNIGHT BRUCE hetif-terceete
petitions to-day, none of which possessed ally
(Before the Vice-Chancellor RoLee.)
UTTER3IARE v. STEVENS• e oar
The further arguments in this part-heardcabled for
pied the Court the whole morning. The hill is rieciPsl
the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage, and the Pe-4000
question in the case is, whether the Statute: of felf°l"
has barred the plaintiff's right.
-n 1)
QUEEN'S BEN CH.—(THIS jus'
(Sittings in Banco before Lord CAMPBELL i'l4m)
ticea COLERIDGE, WI•HTMAN, and Brla'-'ed Of
The Court at its sittings this morning
.dierijsdie
Lor
several motions for rules nisi, in which their
had taken time to consider.
sa°'
HOPE V. KING.
In this case the Court granted a. rule toi
upon the ground only of the rejection of eviciell—.
nisi.
DOE DEM. DAVID V. DAVIL•1'te b
a
In this case the Court having Wit
consults w 1r•
3
Justice Maule, who tried the cause, and Wu°
featly satisfied with the verdict, refused the rule ,„
refused.
edge
JENKINS V. MORGAN.
In this case Mr. Baron PARSE, the Lear_eitiglwiles
who tried the cause. having been cone"it'"' be con'
sopinion that the question was one wholly tor, ,
e.
t6pa with
i deration of the jury, and he was not dissam
verdict. The Court therefore refused the °L
the
HOLDERNESS V. BASS. yat the
In this case the Court, having looked attent..-I,;c, Ole
correspondence were of opinion that there wal:f JOO6
tract in respect to the deal timber until the 2" "faecleel
when it was only by parole, there being no low% fee°,
of agreement. It seemed, therefore, that Vied:ooe
under the Statute of Frauds was complete, and
would be discharged.
Rule discharged accordingly.
PATENTS OF PRECEDENCE TO COUNSO'ba
Mr. Sergeant Wilkins and Mr. Sergeant Allen'd ure
respectivelyth had a patent of precedence confer, coat
them
andem by her Majesty,ssue
within
invited b
the bar, which they accordingly did.
Campbell tote
ctehkaeniebeeniir f
the
This was an i
DOE DEM. EVERS V. CHALLIS. 10 $l3
yf inprdpetcha
the Court
this morning Pe 00
action of ejectment, which intinveolvTedhnanialuevetoi;edfit4
construction of the will of
June 12, 1819. Atughter4
It appeared that ithe testator h d two uThind Pe
named Ann Dolly and Elizabeth had
DAY, "-Pe 1:14
devised to certain trustees (theel3 nd f d t beivgf 1141
them) certain freehold property: ina trust,eierriiee°4
daughters, Ann and Elizabeth Maria, during te who,
with contingent remainders to their children, "'of 95
sons, were to take when they attained the eg,e,e'e 91
years, and, if daughters, when they should
or be married; but, in the case of marriage, the unei—ti fhb°,
were to hold independently of any marital' eoofr"„-e,cof
part of a husband. But it there should be no isBThebie-
a bodies of his daughters, Ann and Elizabeth Mari6' other
to go 1:
was the event ultimately, the property was wr
members of the family; and the (petition ,
whether the last devise over was valid. ~•0011r
Mr. MALeres, Q.C. (with whom was Atslerlfe°
argued the case for the lessor of the plaintiff, c°llt.es,
that the devise over was not void for re
mate
of the testator evezretethi3eieeieu-objf:c°ll°
should be ultimately the rer
his bounty. t
Mr. PEACOCK, Q.C., on the part of the defen-firel3o%ete
mitred generally
regard to the tha
ness, and
that the limitation was to be construed without ti.
t circumstancesthe eft fwt
ho
ircehr
actuallyw s void
hfseprp
replied,tnnk
time and
Thre. MCOALINTsto consider.
CITY SMALL DEBTS COVIVr.

(THIS DAY.) • ,t
EMPSON V. C °LANHAM
The plaintiff is a solicitor, residing Aesciti:r°llSl°e-
John's-wood. The defendant is a member tcPieti• ori
Exchange, carrying on business in Finch lane' a fer
The action was brought to recover daralige' a 4
ge
assault.
the hat
Mr. H. GRAINGER, of Bucklersbury, state" w—ns
proved in evidence. It appeared thal, Mr. tjjrn°bi
for six years been in the habit of coming to to%ibas6,l
of the London Conveyance Companys ~(3°30c0,17,
which ealled, on the mornin of the 7tPit retV
at his house, and plaintiff not being (Ithiebst U.
the driver went on at a slow pace, ever'
Empson might overtake it. Defendant, If", the Bfld
up on to the box, and the driver told him t'Af%,„pce,;:t
was taken by a gentleman who had p id in twn-efee'l;-fliig
had taken the same seat for six- aid
riff 10),IttiCi
called the driver a d—d fellow ,daenfednodnan plainboo sod 1,0
up and stating the same fact,
at him and slat in plaintiff's face twice, And reflina yet
give his card, calling plaintiff a d-.d puPrl' •
passengers, who were loud in their remonscrsoceloveg'
ofm " snobs." Plaintiff subsequently gave instratleciteac°
Mr. Grainger to demand an apology, which ,i-ght. A
refused to give, and the present action was ur°-'ted
f His !low:suit, in very severe terms, reprobtolt 0
endant s conduct, and said that such gross Ob.;
spitting in a man's face should not be passed ove:he
out the injured party having the fullest redress `" 'ocir
should gilt°
awarded, he (his Honour), therei'e
went for the sum of 20/, with immediater paY
The sum was paid at the table.

illovThe NI
eDmbDerLaEd
jSo.EXd SESSI lONS.
county of Middlesex co
(THIS DAY.) At 08
Mr. Sergeant Adams, at the Sessions-house, `-l: 'eof 79
well-green. The calendar contains the names
umrmneenegedenetrhais smesosrinoittosgrtirekreopre,
prisoners. ft vi°
Charles Jones, a respectably-dressed young!" 'silver
indicted with stealing, on the 30th ee of October, as
l wso
watch, the property of William Bird. Tha e
cleTarhley
LprQouvrneded.
JTuliDeGjEu, riyn' tpoaususdinthesepprtiesnocne7
saijltrtbro;nt
sta,
of anything had been known him g
he should have vine
posted him, as it was he should sentence him to
ft:maths' imprisonment with hard labour.

John
BOW-STREET.—(THIS DAY.) as
charged with annoying Mr. W. Churchill, a surgeoth v
Gas, a respectably-dressed mechanic, as
No. 10, Henrietta-street. two
The prosecutor stated that between one sea _.
o'clock this morning he was aroused from his gumbo!:
ed to
by n knocking at his street-door. Witness hasten
drees binitelf, but the knocking never ceased, saldelolici
tinned until he opened the street-door, where be Jpipe
the prisoner, whoa ppeared quite drunk, and had 0 ,
in his mouth. The prisoner did not require his servief;
and the knocking at his door was quite a joke 00 61.
He then gave him into custody. Latterly ene'll,
goons residing in that neighbourhood bad been Pi°
annoyed in a similar manner.