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Pumpkin William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London, that gentleman nor the butler knew anything of the cheque or prisoner, the latter declaim? that the butler, who was pointed out to him, was not the" person he had. alluded (0, and upon the accused being brought before Mr, Arnold, and a private communication baying been made by the police, on opinion was entertained by all parties, which was strengthened bv the eood nhnranter the boy re- wS strengtne leu oy TO pood character tne JUH'Pn imm Ills mat njinitenn HHU ucou Ww viv cu mauu tuo 01 ume uesining had planted himself on Mr. Bowdler's door-step, and personated his butlet. The case, however, assumed a widely ui'fferent complexion upon a Mrs. Faulkener, Westminster, butcher, cominu forward, and at.ng that the I prisoner uttered a similar cheque to her, drawn by accompanied hv a note from that gentleman, containing the Rftme worus as -uj-i.

same veuue: est, coucnea iu yiw'j The he was athome at his master'sat the timo in qulSt as Mrs. Faulkener and her foreman positively identified him, ha was remanded. Wm a verv Immediately after the disposal of the night charges, very rewciab e-lookin); man, addressing Mr. Arnold, said that henadseenaiiacwunt in the ueusuapere of a lad named Thomas White beinK remanded until that day for uueru.g cheques. He found by the re ort that it xras alleged he "had conveyed a letter and cheque to a Mrs.

Faulkener, and had obtained a liire sum of money from her, hut as it was very shocking that any person should surfer innocently, he had considered it his duty to come forward and put the magistrate in possession of the fact, that the accused was not guilty of the charge, but that his (the speaker's) son was the person who had obtained the money as described, at the request of a person who had accosted him as he was walking along, and had given him the letter, and had received the cash. Mr. Arnold requested his informant to wait until the case was called on, with his son, who was in attendance. Upon the accused being placed in the felon dock, Mr. Arnold requested Mrs.

Faulkener, who had just arrived, and was evidently not awnre of the disclosures that had taken place, to stand forward. Upon her entering the witness-box, Mr. Arnold said You expressed yourself very positive when last here about the identity of this prisoner. Are yon now of the same Faulkener: I am as positive as before. Mr.

Arnold Can you fix the day on which he came to you Mrs. Faulkener It was on Monday, the 24th. Mr Arnold You stated on the former occasion that you were positive he was the person who brought the letter to your shop and obtained the money, although he was differently dressed. I put the question twice to you, and you stated that you were the more positive upon hearing lnm 8peak. Have you any reason to alter that opinion Do you still positively identify him, or have you any doubt faulkener: I don't seem to have the least doubt.

It having been siateJ that the foreman of Mrs. Faulkener had not arrived, but was expected, Mr. Arnold requested the stranger who had waited upon him, and made the important disclosure above referred to, to stand forward with his son. The latter, a boy younger and less than the aecuBed, and as unlike him in complexion and appearance as any two persons could possibly be, was then sworn, and said My name is Henry Hanker. I livo with my father, a shoemaker, at 93, Dean-street, Soho.

I was coming across the park when a man came and tapped me on the shoulder. He looked like a gentleman's servant, and said, tan you spare ten minutes? I want you to go on a little errand for me I said, Yes." I then accompanied him, aud he appeared to go into the house So. 19, New-street, and fetched me a letter, which he gave me. He said the family had got a dinner party, and he therefore could not spare time to go himself, and I was to take care of what they gave me at Mrs. Faulkener's, to whom I was to deliver the letter I went with it to Mrs.

Faulkener's, the butcher's, as he told me. 1 had never sesn her before. She gave me fifteen sovereigns and a half, and a 5 note. She put the note in a bag t.ha 1 tnkinu it back to where I had received the letter, when I met the person wh had sent ine, running down New-street without his hat. I gave him the bag, and he gave me a shilling for my trouble.

He also gave nie a letter to put in the post. I don't remember the name of the jperson to whom it was directed, but the addresB was Corn- 'jMr Arnold: In what park did he meet you Witness In St. James's, close to New-street, Spring-gardens. Mr. Arnold On what day was it? Witness On Monday three weeks, at about five minutes past five.

Mr. Arnold Do you know anything of the prisoner Witness Nothing whatever I never saw him till now. Mr. imold You have heard the statement of this witness, Mrs. Faulkener? What do you now Bay with respect to the prisoner's identity Faulkener: I went as far as to say I thought it was the boy.

Mr. Arnold Do you say so now Mrs, Faulkener I don't know any difference of the one boy from the other. I'm sure I didn't mean anythiugrong. I'm sure it has disturbed me very much thinking about it. Mr.

Arnold And very properly. I was induced to place every reliance upon the weight of your testimony that this was the boy. Mrs. Faulkener I see now the difference. Mr.

Arnold Can you soy now who brought the cheque Mrs Faulkener: I certainly see the other must be the boy. Mr. Arnold You believe not tne prisoner: iurs. Faulkener Certainly it was only one sight I got of him, as I said. Mr.

Arnold Pardon me, you went a great deal further. I thought you might be labouring under a mistake, because I have known such things occur as that when persons are sent for to see a prisoner, charged with a similar offence to that committed against them, they have erroneously come to the conclusion that, as all the circumstanoes of the case are similar, he must be the person. I therefore, in order that no mistake should affect the prisoner, put question upon question, aud you declared that you had no doubt whatever of his identity, and you were even more positive when you heard him speak. Mrs. Faulkener It was a sort of faltering voice.

Mr. Arnold You have acted most improperly and incau-tinndv nwincr in the facilities eiven bv the public press. the father of the bov, who has given evidence, became acquainted with wha't'has taken place here, and has very properly come forward and exonerated the prisoner whom you identified. Had it not been for the report published of the previous examination, the father of this hoy would have known nothing about what had occurred here. Your testimony would have been unimpeached.

I should have felt it my duty to have committed him, and he would, in all probability, have been convicted and transported. Some witnesses having been called, who 'gave the accused an excellent character, and the police having stated that they had no other charge against him, Mr. Arnold immediately discharged the unfortunate accused, assuring him that he left that court without the slightest imputation upon his character. The poor boy left with his master and friends. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

London, Dec. 17. Wind this day at noon S.S.E., light breeze and fine. Six p.m., E.S.E. Dkal, Dec.

16. Wind S.W. Arrived the Chnstiama from New York, Jane and Elizabeth from St. Andrew's, Hercules from Quebec. Arrived from the River the Foster for Sydney, N.S.

Lis-moyne, Cornubia, Jane Prico, and Hastings for Calcutta, Africa and Governor M'Donald for Africa, Ranee for Istapa, Magnet for Bio Grande, Betsy for Martinique. New York, Dec. 3. The Monadnoe, from John's, N.B., for Boston, was lost Nov. 29 crew saved.

Stralsund, Dec 13. The Prussian schooner Union, from Hull for this port, is stranded on the island of Rugen, but expected off. Plymouth, Dec. 16. Arrived the Queen Victoria from Quebec.

Sailed the steamer Bosphorus for the Cape of Good Hope. Gloucester. Dec. 16. Arrived the Revolution from Quebec.

Mumbles, Dec. 16. Arrived tho William Gales from Cuba. Wuiteiiwhx, Dec. 15.

Arrived the Henry from Quebec. Kinostown, Dec. 13. Arrived the Nestor from Quebec for DS'hrland, Dec, 16. Wind S.S.W.

Arrived the Tasso from Quebec. Dover, Dec 16. The Budget, from Antwerp for Liverpool, which was on shore yesterday, opposite No. 1 battery, Dungencss, has put in here, with 7 feet of water in her hold. Ramsoate, Dec 16.

Wind S.W. Put back the Germania Qukknbtown, Dec. 15. Wind S.W. Arrived the Fingal from Paquica, Iris from Callao, Gossypium from ditto, Annie Worral from Arica, Superb from Havana, Lady Sarah Bayley from Hon duras.

Echo from Lacuna and sailed for Liverpool, Paulina from Newfoundland. Off port the Emma from the Mauritius. Belfast, Dec. 15. The Chieftain, of this port, from Quebec for Greenock, has put in, leaky.

Maldon, Dec. 16. A collier brig is on the Maplin. Liverpool, Dec 16. The vessel, the crew of which were taken off by the Susan, arrived hero, was the Leila, from Wilmington, and not the Lela, as yesterday reported.

Antwerp, Dec 16. The Josephine, from Bordeaux, was stranded between Chefmoulin and St. Marc, on the 9th inst. Paris, Dec 10. The William, of and from Bordeaux for Marseilles, was abandoned on the 24th off Barcelona, in a sinking state crew saved and lauded at Marseilles.

Flushing, Dec. 10. The Prince of Wales, from Antwerp for Hamburg, has been on shore. The Chance, of and from Liverpool for California, was abandoned in a sinking state, in September, to the S.E. of Cape Horn; crew landed at Falkland Islands.

Gottbxburg, Dec 13. The Aurclia, from Riga for London, was lost on the Niding Rock on the 8th of December crew saved. Crosstadt, Dec. 5. To the westward the Gulf is free from ice, but from the Man of War's Corner towards St.

Petersburg, as far as the eye can see, it appears to be one sheet of ice frem shore to shore. To the seaward the passage is still clear, with the exception of some floating ice, in consequence of the high wind. The daily post ceases from to-day. Memkl, Dec 12. The weather is quite mild, the snow and ice have disappeared.

Antwerp, Dec. 16. The schooner Verbond, from Batavia for this port, which put into Simon's Bay on the 3d of November, was leaky, and had lost her mainmast. (ivuvcnru rcn in. The Helen, of Belfast (coal laden), went on shore atMilhill Bank, Lamlash Loch, during the gale on the 7th of December, and was scuttled.

The Patriot, of and from Lame for Irvine, and a vessel belonging to Aberdeen, from Glasgow for Oban jwitn tiles anu oncKS, went on snore too ioiiowing uiyiniiig ui. wjc noiy isle. A 6ioop, ocionging to nuncorn icaucu wim pig from Ardrossan, sunk at the same time. The Forfarehire, from Canton for London, grounded on a sunken rock in Gaspar Straits on the 4th of October; got off and proceeded after throwing overboard 200 chests and 25 half-chests of tea. Bristol, Dec 17.

Wind S.E. Arrived the Immanurt from Alexandria, Nadesetida from Moulmein, Telegraph from Memel, Constitution from Messina, Gulnare from St. Michael's, Lucy from Demerara, Governor from St. Malo, Christopher Columbus from Alexandria, Vessels sfokek witu. The James Holmes, Demerara to tho Clyde, 25th 35 63 W.

Clio (barque), for London, 10th Dec, 49 18 W. Argo (Hamburg ship), Fleetwood to the Sandwich Isles, 31st 12 30 W. Bertha (Prussian barque), Memel to St. Thomas, 26th 20 32 W. Erato (brig), homeward bound, 30th, 34 28 W.

London, for Sierra Leone, 12th Dec, 50 7 W. Queen (barque), Liverpool to Havana, 9th Dec, 60 14 British Queen, Dublin to New York, out 19 days, Prosporitas (Russian vessel), Singapore to Cape of Good Hope and London, 4th in the Straits of Banca; Kate, and Prince Alfred Edward, both for London, 6th Dec. Alarm, bound to St. Michaels, same day Helena (Hamburg bng), Comoro bearing S.E. 40 miles.

MAILS. ARKira Dublin and Waterford, 2 Flanders, 1 France, 2. Doe: Lisbon, 26th Dec; Cape ef Good Hope, 12th Jan. India via Southampton, 24th Dec. Pacific, 20th Dec.

West Indies, 20th Dec. Mexico, 5th Jan. Havana, 20th Dec. Brazil, 12th Jan. United States, 24th Dec.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 17. AMrvBP.The JiiJy Caroline from St. John, New Brunswick, in tne late of FAGGOT of FRENCH Bv tho iM. STlc BUBBLES from the BRUNNEN ef NAS John Murrav.

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19, a LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprishiK lunmy resiuence, situate rso. io, j- llltt-l: now in hand, but of the estimated animal value of lease for a term (of which 8i years will be uncxiiirn riPYtil. at. rt. frrnnnn tatit, fifi nar a i at particulars had of Messrs.

Peile.Son, ami Murcli soli i sion-liouse-place tat the Auction Mart and of if -n-worth and Sons, 28. Poultry. wrfc. Excellent Modern Furniture, Elizabeth! TTT Chairs, Pianofortes, Chimney Glasses, and ornamental miscellanies. M1 jiiooivo.

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IZOB will SELL by AUCTION alt'-Sheriffs' Sale-rooms, 46, Watling-street, t'itv TO-MOPPm Dec. 19, at Eleven for Twelve, the genuine and superior ptbv TURE, comprising four-post and other bedsteads, wjti, ,1 and suitable bedding, winged and plain wardrobes; clieval Iff and other glasses marble-top washstands and bed and 1'. linen, chests of drawers, and the useful items of seven bed rJr' splendid drawing-room suite in solid rosewdod, ft of twenty-four chairs, two couches, sofa, loo, anil ami cheffoniers, suite of tabaret curtains, Turkey and otlier carri' chimney glasses, two fine-toned pianofortes, cloeks bronze ings, andother items. The dining-room gany, comprises two sets of patent cb'j-nicrs, loeand card tables, twenty-four library diaii-s covered morocco, and two elbows, en suite, witliall tlieiia-fiilkit requisites. May be viewed, and catalogues had of Jir.

c. Marts'-Serle-street, Lincoln's-inn and of Mr. Izod, at the Salc-rwrjs i' Watling-street, City. 1 Chelsea. Excellent Furniture, Eight-day Clock, Marl But Byron, Iron Safe, four-leaf Screens, China Tabic ami other Str-vices, Glass, and Effects, by order of the Executors, moved from the Pantechnicon.

MR. MASON (in conjunction with Mr. Mil-CHELL) will SELL on the premises, 100, Sknnc-sirev on Monday, Dec. 22, at Eleven, all the genuine EFFECTS, u-eluding mahogany four-post, French, and oilier bedsteads, damask and other furnitures, prime feather beds, hair andwj mattresses and clean bedding, mahogany wardrobe-, chests; drawers, large chimney and other glasses, rosewood dmrii; room chairs and cheffonier, twelve handsome mahogany tin-and couch, set of extending dining tables, dinner waggon, near: new Brussels and other carpets, various ornamental items, kiuiit requisites, Catalogues of Mr. Mitchell, 21, Mutcuiub-stm: Belgrave-square and of Mr.

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uioiwuw j-auv. nan illi CeplMOtiia, Priscilia irom nana lunuo iruiu ivrj Mni'snilles. Snnhln, from Rotterdam. Mary Somerrillo from Calcutta, Washington from Mobile Saiubd. i no oir neury ruumgci ivi for Apalachicola, Sam.iak for Philadelphia, Speed for Sa- tfn Unha hgrntlfa Mriiitanm mr 1 Wjia fnr flhjiT-mitj? Prudence fnr 1 vannan, tiuwoiu, u.

syra, ueincieer lor rernamuueo, Amelia, iui viiiwivawou, fur auto. rtArnoAT MA KKFTS WRnsr-TOAT LOZDON MARhhTl WEDNESDAY, EXCHANGE. There was only a small supply of English Wheat at market this morning, and there have been no Foreign arrivals this week the trade was, however, quite of a retail character, and no alteration can be noted on the quotations. Barley remains dull at Monday's rate. The Oats trade is very active but the fresh supply being short, prices are firmly maintained.

Floating cargoes of Wheat continue in demand, ano tne iew on the coast aro held on higher terms. Indian Corn realised the advanced rates of Monday. Arrivals. English Wheat 2,6 Barley 6,330, Oats 8,050. Irish: Oat 1,400.

Foreign Oatn 600 qrs. Flour: English, 1,710 sacks; Foreign, 1,310 sacks, 13, 100 barrels. WHITECHAPEfj. This market to-day was plentifully supplied with Meat of the primest quality, in anticipation of Christmas, and trade was tole- Best Beef from 2s lOd to 3s 4d, inferior ditto 2s Od to 2s i 8d. hoah Mnitnn Ss 8ri to 3s fid.

inferior ditto 2s to 3s Od, Veal 2s 4d to 3s 4(1, Pork 2s Od to 3s 8i per 81hs by the carcase. COAL MARKET, Deo. 17. Carr's Hartley 15b, Hastings Hartley 15s, New Tanfield 16s, Newcastle Hartley lis, Ravensworth West Hartley 15s, Tai.field Moor 15s 3d, Tanfield Moor Butes 15b, Townley 15s Bd, Wylam 16s Bd, Cowpou Hartley 15s, Derwentwater Hartley 15s, Hartley 14s6d, Nixon's Mertbyr and Sidney's Hartley Ids, Eden Unit, 15. ka Vnii v.nA Amni rinso lfis (Id.

Clark 14s 9u, Clen- ncll5s3d, Gosforth 16s 9d, HartonlTs, Hebburn 16s 9d, Lawson 16s 3d, Riddell 16s 9d, Walker 16s 6d, Bell 17s Cd, Belmont 17s 6d, Braddyll 18s, Hetton 18s 6d, Lambton 18s, Penslier 17s 3d, Russel Is Hetton 18s, Scarborough 17s 6d, Shotton (unscreened) 16s 6d, Stewart's 18s 3d, Bowdon Close 15s, Caradoc 17s 3d, Denison 17b, Heugh Hall 17s 3d, Kelloe 18s, North Hartlepool 15s 3d, South Hartlepool 17s Od, South Kelloe 17s 3d, Thornley 17s, Adelaide Tees 17s 9d, Cleveland Ttes 17s, Maclean's Tees 16s 3d, Tecs 18s 3d. 138 ships at market 78 sold, 60 unsold. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Dec. 17. Our market closes heavily to-day and compared with Fday rates, prices of American area clear per lb.

down, aHdMaceo J0d, but all other kinds are less changed. The sales to-day arc estimated at 6,000 bales, of which 150 Bahia, at 6d to 6 250 Egyptian, to 6d 2,000 Surat (1,500 for speculation), at 2d to LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Dec. IT. The sales to-day are: Sugar: Small lot Jamaica, 20s to 31s (id 60 hhds Barhadoes, 32s to 39s 120 hhds Porto Rico, 3ls 6d to 32b: 400 bags Dates, 30s (id. Rice: 5,200 bags 1,000 pockete Bengal, at lis to 12s per being 6d dearer.

By auction 6 cases Shellac, at 30s 10 brls Gum sittings, 21s 6d 84 cases Castor Oil, 3d to 4d 1 300 bags black Pepper, 3ysd to S'd 70 bags while Pepper, 700 baskets Gambler, 17s 3d to l7s 9d lObls Bees Wax, 0 15s to 6 17s 6d 15 tons Sapan Wood, at 10 200 bags Cutch, 18s 10 bales Munjeet, at 25s and 100 bags Sago Flour, atl3s6d. IPSWICH CORN MARKET. Dec. 16. This market continues to be shortly supplied with Grain for this period of the season.

The condition of the Wheat is much altered by the weather well-conditioned samples obtained about late pnceB, others are fully Is to 2s per quarter cheaper. Barloy, although small supply, was a trifle cheaper the quautity of choice Malting anpears to be much lessened. Beans and Peas Is to 2s per quarter cheaper Wheat, red, 30s to 40s; ditto, white, 42sto46s; Barley, 20s to 24s Beans, 28a to 29s; Peas, 28s to 29s. Return Wheat, 698 qrs, at 2 0s 5d Barley, 2 098 qrs, at17s4d; Oats, 23 qrs, atl8s8d; Beans, 68 qrs, at 1 9s 2d Peas, 85 qrs, at 1 10s lOd per quarter. Bv the entrieB in the Liverpool Customs it ap pears that during the eleven months of the preseHt year ending on the 1st instant, no less than 23,180 tons of palm oil have been imported from Africa.

The Manchester "CtArotte" Robberies. A young man, concerned in the perpetration of one of these robberies on Saturday night, has been committed by the Manchester magistrates for trial at tho Liverpool assizes. Clara Harrington a Domestic Taie. The highest qualification In the novelist, which consists in the power to delineate human nature with all its lights and shadows, with all its variety of characteristics, with all its susceptibilities of actions and influences, is possessed by the writer of "Clara Harrington." We can Imagine no greater delight to be enjoyed by the novel reader than accompanying the heroine through the changes of her eventful life We have seldom met with to perfect an incarnation of the human passions we mean those of the nobler kind. The other personages are sustained with equal force Lady Ashford, the real wife the cold but virtuous woman Lord Ashford, the author of Hip horninp's ruin and his own Leonora, the good genius who lights up the desert of Clara's life; Dr.

Weston; Little Bertha; with mnnv incidental characters, aro all well drawn. The -ooriori nnfl full of nicturesauc romance. But it is the mHina nf the novel which is most remarkable. It touches the most powerful feelings of our nature, aud chains us to its perusal. Sunday limes.

riinir.M to Lahhs. The roval wateroroof Over-shoe. tn mint hear the stamn of Godfrey and Hancock, Datontees. 3. Conduit-street, This confertable and distingue ladies' over-shoe, now so much vogue with the elite, surpasses all other goiosncs yet mvoiitcu mr uumuuuj, lightness, and flexibility." Blackwood's Ladies' Magazine.

The patent consists ot a sock or slipper, which being waterproof and extremely light, does not disfigure the foot, which is a great desideratum, both for comfort and appearance. We feel certain they only require to be worn once to meet dueapprobation." Observer. Deafness. New Discovert. 39, Albemable-street, Piccadilly.

The Organic' Vibrator, an extraordinarily powerful email newly-invented instrument, for deafness, entirely different from all others, to surpass anything of tho kino' that has been, or probably ever can be produced it rests within the ears without projecting, and, being of the same colour as the skin, is not perceptible. The powers of this valuable new invention are so great as to bring very defective heaving to its perfect and natural state, and to enable deaf persons to enjoy general conversation, to hear distinctly at church, and at public assemblies the unpleasant sensation of singing noises in the ears is entirely removed, and it affords all the assistance that possibly could be desired. Also improved Hearing Trumpets of every description. Invaluable newly-invented Spectacles, immediately they are placed before extremely imperfect vision every object becomes clear and distinct, so that the most aged defectivesight is brought to its youthful, natural, and original state. Also powerful Telescopes, Opera and Race Glasses.

Messrs. S. and B. Solomons, opticians and aurists, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, apposite the York Hotel. Hollow ay's Ointment and Pills have effected a wonderful Cure of Lamenksb of Five Years' Duration.

Extract of a letter from Mr. Drandanrii, of Turks Island, Bahamas, dated August 3, 1851. To Professor Holloway. Sir: I suffered during five years from lameness, occasioned by a severe cold, which confined me to my room for two years and a-half, during which period I tried various remedies, but derived no benefit whatever from them. I was then recommended to try your excellent medicines, and from their use I have experienced the greatest relief.

They have proved most efficacious in my case, as I am now enabled to walk without assistance, and am entirely free from pain. Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS. On the 13th the wife of the Rev. J.

P. Bremridge, curate of Morchari Bishop, Devon, of a daughtef. On the 10th at Rosthern Hall, Cheshire, the wife ef Captaiu Charles Egerton, R. of a daughter. On the 12th at Egham-hill, Surrey, the wife of Dr.

Emmott, of a san. On the 13th at Blackheath, the wife of R. P. Barrow, of a daughter. On the 13th at the Rectory, Shepton-Mallet, the wife of the Rev.

Henry Pratt, of a daughter. On the 14th at the Priory, Blackmoor, Essex, Mrs, W. T. Longbourne, of a daughter. On the 16th at Faversham, Kent, the wife of the Rev.

Alfred L. Winter, M.A., vicar of Oare, of a son. MARRIED. On the 16th at Tibborton, Gloucestershire, by the Rev. Francis Hopkinson, assisted by the Rev.

William Lambert, Samuel Baker, to Eliza Maria, widow of the late Edwin Shelton, of Thorngrove, Worcestershire. On the 11th at St. Cuthbert's Church, Darlington, John Watson. civil eiioineer. Lancaster, to Elizabeth, daughter of John Overend, of Coatham Mundeville, near Darlington, late of Bentham, Lancashire.

On the 16th at St. oswaia unurcn, unester, tne uev. k. W. Gleadowe, M.A., Head Master of the Royal Grammar School, Chester, to Julia, youngest daughter of the late James Yorko, of Westhill, Shanklin, Isle of Wight.

On the 10th at Inverness, George Mackay, M.D., Madras Army, to Ellen Rose, second daughter of Arthur John Robinson, of Inshes. On the 25th at Alexandria, Egypt, Thomas Bell, of Alexandria, to Miss Charlotte F. Bell, of Stockwell, Surrey. On the 16th at the Church of the Holy Trinity, West-bourne-terrace, James Fmdlay, son of Robert Findlay, of Easterhill, Lanarkshire, to Eleanor Sarah, daughter of the late Sir Daniel Keyte Sandford, D.C.L. Ch.

Oxon. On the 16th at Cowley Church, Middlesex, Mr. Theodore Goedcs, Reading, to Anne, eldest daughter of Thomas Beasley, LL.D., Cowley. DIED. On the 14th at his mother's house, 20, Campden Grove, Kensington, in the 23d year of his age, William Hislop Clarke, Ensicn in her Majesty's' 67th Regiment, third son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Clarke, K.

Governor of Western Australia. On tho 7th the Rev. BenjaniinClay, Rectorof East Worling-ton. Devonshire, aged 88. On the 15th at Mount Radford, Exeter, at the house of ner daughter, Airs.

j. u. wooiicomoe, unzaneth Hams, widow ot Robert- carter, ot tne inland ot Newfoundland, in the C4tn year of her age. On the 14th at Edinburgh, Ann Paterson, relict of George Cranstoun Brown, M.D., Sheffield. On the 10th at Edinburgh, Mary, third daughter of the late James JHiacKwooa, uantermnne.

On the 6th at the residence of hereon, A. T. Gilt, Sherbrook. Canada East. Elizabeth, daughter of the late Alexander Tilloch, LL.D, London, and relict of John Gait, author of Sir Andrew Wylie," "Ayrshire Legatees," On the 15th at Belfield, Windermere, Caroline, wife of James Bryans, Esq.

On the 15th at Glasgow, John Henry Alexander, aged 55. On the 14th at his father's house, Chorlton-upou-Medlock, Manchester, aged 31, Cyrus Armitage, late of Ceylon. On the 16th of September, at Cape Coast, in his 39th year, Henry Smith, eldest son of the late John Hope Smith, formerly Governor-in-Chief of Cape Coast Castle and its dependencies on the Gold Coast. On the 13th at his residence in Charles-street, St. James's, the 83d year of hiB age, Augustus Hill Bradshaw, formerly Accountant-General of the Army Pay-office.

On the 14th at Barnard Castle, Mrs. Charlton, aged 86. On the 15th at Ramsgate, Jane, relict of the late Ingram Rider, in the 77th year of her age. On the Ifith at Brighton, aged 69, Frances, daughter of late narvey unnssian uonme, Esq. On the 15th at Brompten, Robert, youngest son of the Richard Jarvis, of Cambridge-terrace, Hyde-park.

On the 15th Richard Barnett. at his residennn Brookfleld, Highgate Rise, in tlio 74th year of his age. On the 16th at Cheltenham. Peuelooc. relict of the Into Adam Gordon, in the 88th year of her age.

On the 16th Susannah Brand of 16 Half nr.inn.oircot Piccadilly, aged 64, widow of John Edward Brand, fonnerly Westbourne-green. HIGH WAXES AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Mcrnhig parts. AiUrnoon 36 mta. past 10.

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