... BKFORK EDW ARD .IAMKH, , Q.C., ASSESSOK. The sittings of this eonrt commenced on Saturday last, at St. George's Hall. The cause list contains 103 issue*, including three npeoial jury cause®, one demurrer, and six writs of inquiry. SERIOUS IMPUTATIONS UPON SHERIFF'S OFFICER. Clark v. Kir by.—This was an aotion brought by the plaintiff to recover from the defendant, who a sheriff's officer, the ...

... (From the London Qazette of October 4 ) B. Wood and 0. H Wood, North Fleet, coal merchants Sarah Hulme, J. Uulme, T. Uulm», O. Hulmo, and j' Asbtonuod.r-Lyne, aod W.lshall, Lancashire cotton spinners (no far regards J. Huime). J Brick! well and J. P. Pennefather, Tottenham, surgeons. C Hitch, W Hitcb, an J. P. Evans, Ware, Hertfordshire! brickmakers. H Woodhead, W. Woudhead, and J. w! Oldfisld ...

... (From ike Linden Friday, October 11.) BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Edward auctioneer, Croydon. BANKRUPTS. I~a&c Noah Davids, distiller, Brcniord. Frank Judd, tobacconist, Chatiug Crosa. William Henry Cuiid, builJer, Bt lghtou. Robert A'adc, gioccr, Notting Hill. William Henry joiner, Finubu-y. G ...

... COORN M A RK1TH, i. WoLvzssEAroN CoiuMs MAs1 Ye sterdty.-A tm1i FeOnp ct v ?? which soki at an advatcf of at t ot 4d. por bnidhe Plaonr adv,,nrotj 3d r~ec Blare.' Budiry,. wi~out lIteratiou. 1\0ai9~ us;i lpe.q'tsster bIlatr, 4 aold at listziee^'s stei. 1ho pridtW Aena-Wh-at; new, 6f.,.to:91D. porVdlba' dtocId, t0ofto .1.Q. pqrdittn betity 0. tb.iif. IiS. peUZI qSW rts benslfs.to 39qtI1g ...

... OOIUR EXPORTS TO FRANCE, An account of the exports of Bribtsh and Irish produoa and manufskotureo from the United K.(ingdom to France, In the month of August, 18C1, compared with the experts of the corresponding month in the preceding year, specifying the quantities and declared value of tho principal arti- eles: Exportsations to France in the Month Articles, 02of Augusot. Quantities. Declared ...

... ABE RDEEN MAREET8. 3 ' ABERIDEN CORIT EXCHANGEi.-FiDtAY. 01 The barvest in Aberdeenshire is now completedl, excert, perhaps, 42 in some lighland districts, and the crop of oats is amtoitnedI on all 38 hands to be nuch above an average, and of fair quality. Barley is 28 estimated a fair average, but quality but middling. At to-rldy'v 80 market oats and barley were Is to 2s per qr. lower. Wheat ...

... TUESDAY, OCT. 1. The thirn of ihese markets, and the last for the season, has now come to a close. The Cheviot ewes were not SO extensive a show as was expected; and therebeing numerous buyers, the deniand was good and rapid, and at the close a clearance was effected, The appearance of the blackfaced ewes was good, but there were only two or three lots on the ground, for which there was also a ...

... gwrtip - glails. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS TO AND FROU EDINBURGIH. GENEIAL POSr OFFICE, Ocr. 14. MAILS. First Deipatch Next Mall from Edinburgh. Due. India (Bombay), rial Oct. -, 5.40 P.Z. Oct 'o. Southampton I India (Calcutts, ea Oct. 17, 7.30 P.Ma Oct. 14. malseilles -_ West Indies - Oct. 16, 5.40 P.3r. Oct. 15. America _ _ Oct 16 3 30 Pa.. Oct. 1. Australia ria 3 Muetcamc Oct. -, Ir.Si P.1 ...

... I l I W' DNESDAY EuTZeoG. Continued dulnees was observable at the corm- mencemont of business in the Stock Exchange this morning, the aspect of financial affairs in France apparently encouraging speculators for the fall to persevere in their operations. Indications of im- provement, however, were soon presented, and the speculators becoming suddenly impressed with an idea that their sales had ...

... I WE NoESn~y EVrEM11 wat The funds have again lost all signs of an'maho, , The tendency to-day was dull, and the clI or prices were slightly below those of yesterday. 0a the other hand, the Indian Five per Cents., 'Wlich ith still attract the majorityof investors, baveagaieis. proved. Business in the Stock Exchange genaey was limited. The principal movements wele 'i Euglishrailwaystocks. ...

... I C0,fOA1RA4L' AYD MAKRKETSI I ~- PRODUCE ?? 0m..L * Svo1--Oi6 tb~ Apot the followi,-g0a*istica5 98 porteda:--mi0ot ktAvaanahi, xo. 9 t~i 'l Atts J 41s..4 JlortteN 46P..; 200 lhds of useobojo U(t 30. fid. k-and'=2 hhds. of 1whdo-fibe, nit 28L, X3i sat 94.. 9& ; bou I edcIAneOO iria asod t .bot1nwhitbe Bo al, ys 9ala -to Us teiqplq, Rio, it A5., osu i L ; lbim CicoA,-aslridrei .8binso (, ~atsl ...

... I ROYAL MA IL STEAM PAOKET COMPA NY. X general meeting of the shareholders in this 0of msaiv was held at the London Tavern yesterday, Cap- .5C. E. MANGLES in the chair. di e directors' report, which has already been published st so taken as read. in noe Ciu urMAN said it Was almost a general rule in le fil *anies like theirs that when the report was short the til omts which followed wore ...