The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-21 00:00:00

$ mode of viewing and judging human actions, which we arc 0,,t1 to record of a high placed Homan catholic pr..late : we who do not shrink front de r. loving tlw principles and tendeneies of the politi cal :toil ultra-montane sect of that church. In re is another very remark:dole passage in the Dfutademest w hich we cannot refrain from quoting : ['topic easily pinion (says the. Archbishop) those who dilfereat religion from themselves. who follow a s or oeire wren , rule of usorals, or who embrace a con traryphiloaophy. But what men in these dap n p.rdon. is political dissension from them. Every t i• tolerat .1 at the present time, save that whirls has 1.- t ne-el of toleration, diversity of opinion in mitten such a ;tolit:c4, WIIM . 1 ore essentially so variable and oliseare, so, 1 in ',hi:A infection and int , re-t. , play as lar.;e a part. 'fills is the contrary of all our preconceived and ni.rent ideas. We deem political differences to is• tot eau c of rancour, whilst if religious dif ts. tuts s MDR' to mingle with them, we consider this new elt.nent the true cause of inveteracy. Let tut seek °unwire+, toe we quite right in this opinion? Clay the re notbe mane truth in what the Archbishop and which, since so sensible a nuts bays so, tut.st he true, at least as far los !'mace is concerned? Let tut bahitik ourselves whither the present ince ti :aey of di-eat...ion is nut owing more to lyditiral lion to puleniitul tlifferencest anti whether we are rot emoting upon theology a blame, that in truth &lonics to our pt raunal prejudiees, provincial vani tit s. and Forty disappointments. CV Court. OSnOnNE, WAWA 21/. The quern and Prinee took their u,ual early 1r Ilk t:ti. aanc.ing; and hit itn)al Ilithne.. the Priwt• of h , r Itayal Ilitthnett the Priers Itnral, nad the ama• r la,tahet..4 the rv.yal walktd and rod no Sri Jaws eine: and Sir Edwin imeterer lead the honour tit. dinner party yr.ter:ay. eta Jame: C: r. kit (hi, mormin; for Loudon. A deputation of noblemen and gentlemen 111.1 no int.-- v., vr et - AA iii Georg.• rimy ye derday at the li • othe••, to pr .ent as addr... to her iNj...ty surrih,t the :11am...ion of t!o• l'op .4 Ilona., and the tramarian itino,at ar lately into th.• worries of the church of England. Lod Ashley, in prewnting the addrew, mentiinted to Sir George Ory era it bad le en eigned by r. 3 peer., i• alien of the Motive of Coturann•, and bv ::?1,241) other I- nienolv•ri of t h e thideh of England. all of who= had i...md their own 111411 fit's with th.•ir et-idiom,. allied. 'the Muriiii..f sati.bury tranw.r.•st ye•-terilav a.. the Offil, of th • Cwomi•wmen of Itiilway. at the Ltoura at Trade. A deputation (ram St. LermariT-ou-Sea, rowiiiting of Mr. Alfred Marton. Mr. W. Harbin. Mr. F. Marrehle, Mr. P. Darner. Mr. Mr. W. Carey, Mr. J. Mann. Mr. ff. Itoldier.l. Mr. S. bfuolipite, Mr. T. Ibitiger, awl Ile. E. firo.lop, had an interview with Lord S.-ymour v.., terlay at the Ortieo of b. r M•i:.••ry'. Commiwioni•r. of Wood. and Fore.t., in Whitehall-place. Sir silinvivw. Fremantle had au intervi. w with the Chan teller or the yevtervlay, at I.:. otheial maid•.uee h. Ihiwniagedr. et. A deputation to urge the entire removal of Smithfield blank. t from the heart of the Pity had an interview with ti.r liturgy rimy at the Ilnine-Mbee yederday. The Keeled ...limit Commi‘don. r. for England had a general meeting yederlay, at their other in Whitehall plate. Committe • of her Majedy'e M ut llowourable Privy C ...... eil on I/Ai...abort had a mectires ,e-tivilay, at the Privy Cousseil-oaloe. Th.• lord. pre.: Id WO•71. the Lr.l Frmdilevit. the K,rl of Minh., the Earl of Carlide, Lord John ituotil, Sir Timings Gory, owl the Chancellor of the Lichwiner. ROYAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA. Ytmterrioy a mectitig wan hell lk fore his Honour, Placter Itiehaiii., to conwitii-r the e:aien , of a lar k .;.• t'. . tool ',a-, . Ir honied, w. :h !Ir. 11. flarri., apiocanal on conn.el for Y. Wrr•:bie, Cie oatirial usanao:er ; nod Mr. Ihrloie on he- I Of of of the debenture holler, chiefly resident in ...land, nod who are as toillows : W. Wallace, 2,•ioad. J.ltoe Many. ;J. Aitene , ai, 2,OWW. ; ffarduer, kinrahall, 2,000/. ; Her. J. itn•aell, 1,401.1/.; J. Muir and at btra, 1, , P110/.; Najaf J doiedom, 1,0010.; John 'trotter, .: tW. ; 11. S. Ander...on, :dint ; Anne YAlinot.on. :" 11. Str4t, :ANN.; Itachil if aylw, Ver , nwoo, ; &Nil.; J. 3001.; J. 1 1 7nw, 141.; sal lio•nriett earrutho :1,110111., for whom M0r....r, y,,nodt n.al 1'.,. A:11.41.1 , 4/ - 1A11.•31111%1SC of ititerost At •i y-r I Di. remaining impala, o.ince 1811. A hong di,oacaioni took place as to the moans niarantli, n!ii.ch audio tit, act of paributient it would h. mo-I ••! t ptinoso, i.e., whether on I,lsalf ..1" the ro-.pective Ida to ha," thr elail,. ahnitted .imply u. Haim. , 1.. fore the Master, which world I aable the part... too pro , 00l at PIRADO4 law anaiied inditi.luat metal. no of the • oto. i i any. sr whether, on the utlier hand, too e•tatolloh th hi the moral a by violence, ot. debt. under the e.t.a, n:.•I agaiint the I .441,111% And V.Alllllllltollle.. Ily 141144w.r. then aajourned until after The r nova, to air time for tn.• required roerimuniestion.. ~IRELANI). heat.!,, Ham TIIE IWNI;AILVAN ELECTION. Th e / Amnon rte a suceesso to Mr. Shell in the re ps sentation of Ihity:arvan was commenced in doe airw yistenlay. Thu scene was opened with the usual mow andupnair ; and alter the usual preliiiii wwies. Sir John Power, of Killian., came forward and imposed the Him. Charles Ponsnilly, eldest son of lord de Manley, the eandidote who retirement. the whit; interest, and enjoys the support of the Duke of Mr..fluonas J. Fitzgerald seconded the nomina tion of Mr. Piimainhy, and klr.John Francis kluguire, preprictor owl editor of the Cork Exanthsrr. was then put in nominntiim, his into er and set-ander tie ing Mr. Mithony, a total merchant, and Mr. Dolan& n shopkeeper. Mr. E. Lucas, of the Tufkld, was nisi nominated, for the purisse of giving him an oppiirtunit) to whims. the meeting. kir. Ponsonby Own came forwanl and endeavoured to obtain a hearing. In the course of his elliwts for that purpose, he was understood to say that he uppro - ved of all the lilwral measures of the preownt perliamcnt ; but whilst he did so he could not help /etude g the enactment of the Nut Bill Bravo, hear !inn boys. that's tin stuff.") Ile disapproved of it for many reasons, beams it must prior either inoperative or Orli • al. If it were inoperative it would he a foolish tampering with the ryliginwi Wings of their countrymen; and if it were tit-mune:it it carried eking with it its own youtkunia tioa. (Hear, hear.) Whit the effect of the bill in rliament would lw he really could not say. but hitrusted that thee would he spared from its intro duction into Ireland, awl pr 'cried from those mortifi t ationsand annoyances that it. provisions were calm fled toentail upon tlw people. I. ortunately for the late reprisentative of Dungarvan.he would not be called on to take any part on the painful and trying occasion. tivinisithisiug :vibe did with the welfare of Ireland, he could not help viewing with regret the storm of indignation which had payed through the length and breadth of the land. Ile made no allusion to the tenant question, but his proposer and seconder dealt in some vague generalit Ws on the rights of labour. lac. Mr. Maguire, the tenant league candidate, then rimy forward, and was received with a storm of ap plause. He was still speaking when the mail kit. It is generally understood that he has no chance of auceis.. The Very lies. Dr. Haly, parish priest of )dun act. stands neutral in the contest, and the withholding of his support from the popular candi date is tantamount to a support of Mr. ronsonhy. MILITAItY. ease Ai.riar by rhath in the armies of India, reported sin -e the departure of the mail on the 3rd Feb. Bomber A rm y —Colonel .1. Sheriff,27th N. 1., at Coo- nonr, on his way to the Nellgherriai, on the Feb.— Lieutenant J. P. Knowles, sth N. I. 1., at Bombay, on the 11th February. Bengal Army—Major and Brevet Licut.-Colonel E. S. Lloyd, 49th N. 1., at Nagoda, on the 2ith Jan. APIPOINTMENT4, PROMOTIONA, ae.. in her Majesty's , troops, announc..4 *inc. the despatch of the last Overland Mail on the 3rd February : pro -Irtth Re.gt., Ensign J. E. Swindle" pro. rioted to lieutenant, without purchase, from 22nd Dm., rice Minter, d e cease.l.-2ith do., Lieut. T. M. Orcenaill has qualified a, int...rpreter.—Zilst do., Ensign and Adjutant A. A. Clever, promoted to lieutenant from 22nd Jan., by purchnae, vice Feats, deceased.-57th do., Ensign Amos 4(4 , 1 promoted to Ensign pending her Maji,ity's prowl!. With do., I.ieut. 1.. C. Travers has obtained an ex ten.don of his leave to 15th Jan., preparatory to proceeding to Europe.-9 6 th do., Lient. C. C. E. Wilmot has been allowed leave to Calcutta from 7th Jan. to 7th March, and to England for two years. E4TAlll.lbll‘ll:ll.—Assistant-Surgeon J. S. Furlong has obtria..d leave to Calcutta from h. to 31st March, and to England for ilia months. tab) *Manama. EQLITY COURTS.—YMERDAY. Isamu TIM Lout al VIIVILLOL D•oTLL F. WRIGHT AND OTAKEA."-311111 TALDOT, • MID or Cot's, Li PALM. Mr. Writ asked that a petition piesented to his lordship in thi. ease alight he answered on an early day : it was a petition Im behalf of Miss Augusta Talbot, a ward of the court. The Lord Chancellor said he war MIMIC of the general nature ~f the rase. Were there any s;nrial eireuntstances that rendered it necessary to advance the petition for hear ing out of its turn ? Nr. wa. a petition on the part of a ward of court, and ti. o',js-ct was to carry out directions that were given hr hi. lordship's predt CC01....11r (Lord Tottenham). The Lord Chancellor—lf there was nothing to Ow pecu liarity to the ease—nn proposal for a new scheme — Mr. Holt—There is no peculiarity at all in the matter; the petition prayed a Tererencv to the Master to approve of LI heme fur the residence of the young lady during the coining season. It was merely following up the directions gis, n on a former erasion by his lordship's predecessor. The Lard Chancellor assented to the application, and an earls day was named for the hearing. [The circumstance. of Mis, Talbot's situation are stated in the case of " r. Wright - in col. 4 of •.tt hie and Craig's reports.) .A.WZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yohis, M Allen 19. Tax enballOr. or Mtwara AT Tnemzof..tv m. Mows own—Berne Ma. Pons rtorr. Jqihn Firth, aged 25, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mother, George Firth, on the 24th of January last. Mr. Wis., fir. Hall, ant Mr. Boothlty ;appeared for the prosecutions; and Mr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. o,:rend defended the prisoner. it appeared, from the opening of the learned counsel for the prosecution, that the case a,aiinst the prisoner de...mini entirely upon circumstantial evidence. .the prisoner and the derearal w• to: brothers, and were the sans of Joseph Firth, who lived at Ilarnsley-farm with his family, consist ing of his wife and two daughter. and the prisoner. The deceased was a person who had contracted low habits, and who lived nt a place rafted t"obbler'.-bottom, near a cool. pit, called Ifullin-dyke l'it, in which he worked liq a hank.- man fur his tither. Thew circumstances of the family had's.; been detailed, the learued contused stated the facts he intended to prove. A gnat number of witnesses were called, from whose evi dem: it appeared that an engine-tenter, oatmeal Rostock, wa• going to his work, about ti o'clock in the atoning of Friday, the 11th of January, and in doing MI he had to errs a held and a stile which had stets, and that ut t few yards over the steps he found tile body of the 010 ecaseol laid S4l his left side, with his fare on the footpath, and his cap by hi. feet. Ile asked him if he were glint to gee up. Ile said ° Ay." The witness :and a person named dennitage took him to his house, about 100 yard. from where they found bins, took his key. out of his pocket and opened the door, and pLesl him in a chair, and then left him. They thought he was drunk. There was a pool of Mood where they had found him. About 7 o'clock, a witness name., Smith Ilugue, who lived in the neat house, heard a noise in the deceassd's dowse. She went iu, and founol him lying on the Hoar. She asked him if he had ken at Simpson's, and ire mid he had licen At Bariedey, and that he did not know how hi, accident had happened. There was Mood uu the floor, and she gave him Witte water and beer. She asked him if he had fallen ou the steps, and he said he did not know. Ili: father fume in the afternoon, and he said, " Father. pray for me." Ile dirt at half-past 6 moat morning. On Sunday the father and the prissier went to the house of the deceased, where he was 1* Mg dead. The prisoner stain ore the stain. and would not go. into the room to look at hi. brother, say : I ion not much versed iu looking at dead people. The prisoner and the father then went bark to the house of a witness 113Mekt Mary Perry, who stated that the father aid to her husband, us go to the step and see if we can make it out." The primmer stayed belied with her. She cud to the rimmer, o What pity it is that (home e has oom suc h an end." 'the prisoner mid, " Yes, it was, and oho y might say that he had done it, and had run all t h e sec holts• to het home by the tint,.'' She had men tioned to loan that the reestahle had been and said, .` It would go hurl with John (the prisoner), as he had been last with the deceased. A Witle.ll named Charles Sublens spoke to having heard the deceased complain at his father's on the Friday, of his head. Ile said he had fallen off the Ocpit. Mr. PAW. of Silk :,one, surgeon, proved haling eisited the deceased MI Friday, the 2lth of Jan., about It o'clock in the marling. Ile emonineol him, and found he had two lacerated wounds on the rigid aide of the link part of the head. There was one per6.rated wound through the scull, thnnith which the brain protruded. One wound woo un inch and a half from the other. He asked the deceased bow hr got his injuries., and he raid smoothing about having • fallen over the step.. Ile thou understood, and could speak. Ile said, "Don't hurt my head, it is sore all user." Ile Mao complained of hi. shoulder. Wittiest pre ' seritied for him, and never saw him again alive. On the 25th ofdatittary he made a pod-mortroa examination, and found undo r the right eye a contusion, and another a little lower. and .some scratches on the bets. Whit In might have arisen from a fall. Ile opened the skull, and found a Icaoleu slug under the orbit of the right eye, behind the bone of the forehead. Thr slug had entered higher than where it was fonnol, and had taken a downward course. Several portions of the skull had been driven up. lle took out the bullet, which, in his opinion, had caused the death. Such a wound might have been occasioned by the discharge of a I walking-stick gun. 'the other wound might have been caused by wadding or some hard substance. The two wounds might have been caused by a double-barrelled pis tol. b o th 'iamb fired at once, and one bullet glancing idr This es iolctice was corroborated by Mr. Thomas Wainwright. of Itarn,d,y, surgeon. The skullcap of the deceased was produced. with a small hole broken into it. Had the slug been tired from an ordinary gun, it was the last witness's opinion it would have gone through the skull. A coludable named itirkenshaw proved having attended an inquest on the hotly of the deceased, and produced the deceased's cap. . . . UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. - _ ________ l'AusaiDar, Want Ilk—At • • , holden day. the followiait degrees Imre ton Frederick Nortlary. Trinity College; Alfred Nirhola. NiehoLee Ball, Sidney College.—L.L.B... K. B. P. W,nne , Magdalen College.—B.A.: Josei Bolden Johnoun, rin” Ilall ; John Marshall, St. John's College. At the sane congregation the following graces pared . pium t the Viec•Cluineellor, Dr. Whessell. Dr. Phil- Ipoin o Phil pntt. Dr. Maine, Profewor Willis. Mr. Hand, of King '• ; Mr. Hopkins, of at. Peter's; Mr. Cotillion. of St. John's; Mr. Drake. of Jesus: Mr. Mille. of Pembroke; and Mr. Warts, of hlagdalene ; a syndicate to consider whether tins std what alterations ma) he made in the regulat.ons vs 'sok tie the standing of csoolidatts fur honours in the urn .1 mimic.• tripes and natural whore trip°, ; and to re. r sr; thereon to the senate by the end of the pre....nt To eat nd the hate for the report of the syudieah.appointed t -en 7, ISIS, to tevise the statutts of the university, until th: of Lent ter - a, lsil2. ne grace authorising the acceptance of Mr. Disney's life : to found au sedum:optical prof...airship was Is inhirawn until scat congregation. NAVAI- Powtamotrrtt, M 20.—The Prince Regent, I fp% Captain Harris. has been muted to-day. The Pane lO.DP steam frigate, Captain LrOtt.T, wa s taken into duek yest.istay to have her Sh. , was taken out %Sift to-day to alongside the duel yard jetty. The l'yrenees, etieviet ship, sailed to-diy Irvin St. Helen's for the Swan Rim. The Spri4htly. s t ern vessel, took out sup,oulneraries this morning to the Cutaberland, 70. at Kt. Heti n's, waitind (or a frit. wind. The rourt•taartial the officers at the Flamer is ordered to be held to-ntortow es board Übe Victory, ilag ship. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY ETENING, MARCH 21, 1851. was the prisoner. The result of the peel-nierfeni exa rniiiiitien was only kiwi-..a to him and the meilieal man at the close of the day, when it was adjourned. At the n xt meeting the prisoner was charged with the murder, and made a statement, which was read to him, aad signed by him. (this statement was held to he inadmissible as evidence, not having been gis en under oath.) 'ne pri soner was taken into eu.tudy by ;Mr. Green, superintendent constable of Barnsley. To him the prisoner made a state ment relative to meeting his brother on the night of the 2`.lrd of January, and of their proceedings in the course of that night. At the time he took leave of his brother at School-gate two young passed them, one of whom had either a gun or a walking-stick. Ile laid his brother he could get home very well now, and he then left him. In an.wer to the witness's tpiestions, the prisoner said he hail a very poor sort of gun, which had been stolen the week before front the engine-house. Ile took him into custody that night, at ten o chick, on a charge of having shot his brother. Ile then went to the colliery, and found some sheet-lead, a piece of which had been cut out, and under flit floor of the engine-house he found a cake of lead and a soldering-pan. A witness named Elisabeth Simpson proved having Maud sonic bullets, which she threw away, and showed the place Ito the tonstilile. A witness named William White, a con -table, proved having found seven bullets in the pia., in (heated by th^ last witness. ll.' took the prisoner int i cui tody. The pri.osterasited him what he thought of the case. Witness said he emld not tell unless he heard the evidence. The prisoner replied " You are more aceustomed to them thing- than I am. It is very awkward happening tome now, because I have been seeing a little money, and hase ',Wed 931." Ile asked whether they would hang him if he were committed to York, and whether he knew of any ease of a person charged with wilful murder who got off with trans portation for life; and, if so, where they would send him. Witness sail he did not l.now. The prisoner then asked if he knew where George Thompson was, who killed a man at Barnsley, and whether he knew of a case wilt re one bro. they was charged with shooting another. Witness answered Yes," lie remembered the eve. of the llyons. The prisoner naked what was done with them, anti witness told him that the brother and the nephew of the deceased were hung. The prisoner then asked if a person was ever hung for mur , der withoat suneient proof of his being seen in the act. ' Witness an,irertti he believed they had been on eimnustan tin' evideme. On the Sth of Feb. he again asked witness whet he thought of the case, and if the inquiry before the coroner would get over that day. Witness told him they had brought another witness from Barnsley, who had re paired the gun. The prisoner said it wouldhe a "caulker" if they hung him for it. lie then inked for a pencil and a sheet of Freer and drew a sketch of his gun. Ile after wards said he hail had the gun the night before the accident at the smithy at the pit, as it would not shoot for want of a knob to pull hark the spring; that lie left it in the engine house, under the Boor. The prisoner, after the inquest, whilst in his custody, said, "I should think they can't hang me, whatever evidence they bring against me now ; 1/111d if I am transported I should like to settle my affairs, fur in ease I should have to return after many years I should not IP.xe to have to depend on working for my living. The l'artridge Dale Pit belongs to my father, and he has no partner in it, and nay father is partner in the Victoria Pit along with Sutcliffe, and they are doing very well, and getting more trade every day. If the ease is proved against me, for anything I know, I shall be obliged to stand to it. It was done through gaol-nature, and if I had known it would have come to this, I would not has, bad anything tat all to do is ith it. lam very sorry I saw my brother, and if I had known I would not have gene with hint" It ap peered from the evidence of Mr. chemist of Leeds, that he had weighed and tested the bullts which hail been in the possession of Simpson, and they weighed nearly alike, and he hail also weighed the piece of lead taken from the head of the demon& and it weighed a. nearly U. possible I the sonar weight as the bull. ts. The lead found in t h e de ceased's load, and that of the bullets, Wa• of the same kind, containing the KIM^ amount of tin and terse sic, and in his opinion they wen• all taken from the S3ll/... level. The lead found in the deceased's skull weighed w'.l grain.. This Ouse.' the case for the prow cution, and it being then nearly 7 o'clock, the prisoner's defence was adjourned until to-morrow. Turs.nav, MAUCII 2n. Mr. Baron Ilan took his ocat at nine o'clock, alien Mr. Ss rjetint Wiikins entered upon the tlefei.ee. TLe learrysl aerie:nit hlving concluded, Several persons gave the prisoner n good character for humanity and kindliness of disposition, for steadiness, oubrkty, amiability, and for general goo.' etiduct. Mr. Baron Platt commenced annulling up the esi dence about half-past eleven o'clock, and toucluiled at ten minutes before one. The jury then retired. and almost im mediately aftcrwanls returned with n verdict of Not Uniity. THE POLICE COURTS Thomas Mathew, was charged with intermarrying with Elizabeth Surra,te, his first wife being then and now living. Gardiner, police constable 79 M, said that on the previous evening the sister of the second wife CAllle to him while he was on duty, and told hint that she hod awertained that her sister's husband had another wife living: end w•hila they were conversing, the latter came up and showed him a cer tificate of her marriage. By their direction he went to the railway station and, took the prisoner into custody. The sister of the .rend wife stated that on the 7th of November last she was present when lwr sister woo married to the prisoner, at St. Mary's, Lambeth. The first wife also stated that she married the pri-mer at the Superinten dent Registrar's Office, at Bristol, in lS4ti. She produced a copy of the certificate. In dame:, the prisoner said he did not think the first marriage a legal one, not hosing heard the service read. Mr. Comb,: said there was no 4crs ice required to he read, and the copy would not have been issued unless the mar riage was legally performed. Ile should remand him fur a few days. THAMES. leooe Cannel!, an ea-policeman of the K division, No. 154, and Michurt CoyMau, a bricklayer's labourer, residing at queen Anne-street, Whiteehapel, were charged with the Minoring daring highway robbery. J..cph William Beckett, a retired greengrocer, residing at 71, liatelitfe-highway, that a. he waa coming home on tan night of the 7th instnnt, on reaching a secluded place called Williams's-rents, the primmer, rushed on hint, and Connell jumped on his back, seizing his hands from behind and forcing them up under his jaw. pressed them against his throat until strungulation was nearly produced. Ile was KM rendered insensible, and ou recovering found lying in the gutter, and bleeding profusely Dom the eyes, nose, and mouth, and he found OW Gig. in gold had been abstracted from the left hand pocket of his trousers, and sia or 110/CIA Alinittg°4 in silver from the other. la ad dition to other injuries, he had u severe cut behind the car, and he was so severely maltreated that he was confined to his bed until the following Monday. Ills face at that time was very black and much swollen, and even yesterday he exhibited marks of brutal violence. The prisoners were fully committed to Newgate fur trial. INDIA :MARKETS. BOMBAY, Ittut4 FEB. 3on TO 15Tif. Tare MoNY.Y AND SHADE MAltliETS.—Sbortly after tho departare of meal Ike money market showed symptoms of im , prosercent, and el,hanipsen Calcutta roes considersbir ; but on the 110th invent, when It was coma that the Oriental Bank tied lc en robbed of a con-iderstee amount of Wink anti Bombay notes, the numbers of which were known and advertised, the Dome people communed running oa the circulation of the bank of Ikusbay, and money his cousequaitly tecume eaccedingly scarce again. Prices id securities IlaVe etightly improved, and we bear of transactions at .—New Flee. - . ' ii 1,41 win tee • - tivea,l6Tea'; Foi7ra,.7P, 7 l4e;aitres, There Wits a whole in the cap, which corresponded with the ~,e,_',,Y,,,,F,,!!__ .....r - : wound on detruest's head. There was a mark on the cap, n e ., , .., , , , ,.... , t z-1 n .r u z 7 ;5.4L. n ...1341: 13 k_0f 114 e ,:t 6 . Z . .. ch ,:i 4 C. * c i5 0 .P1T, L , which Ms thought WWI made by gunpowder. A witness r t . a n. , 13 per ... d i etheati l ''A' s .. Btha shins, 2 p ..." 1: named Mary Ann Micklethwaite proved that she lived near sueount. the deceased. and was awake till half-past 2, and heard no We barest lengthm Dodos some slight improvement ii the kapott useart, mad during the pet kw days traamenoss have had effect to report of .I gun. She heard some one pose her house mut tering low and staggering. Her house looked into the fi eld :til:::;: i tr i z,, , ,h o . 4! for .... itt: , 7 lo 7o ...t te o r g lre hbei. bean prigs were deceased ass found. A blacksmith named Harris .!. --- `erg, owing to the ingk pekes dassanded by the dealers fur the proved that the prisoner gave him •a walking-stick-gun to emu qaaatittes of the eirMlNg almedy arrived. In other produce repair, and that he gave it back to the prisoner on the 23rd we do not hear alloy trammelling& of Nosernher, repaired. The gun required very little pow- Cerros hires Gooos.-As ahem stand, the demand for cotton manufactures has within We last few days Improved, an for some der, and mule very little report. lie had killed sparrows with the gun at about 15 yards distanne. A witness named i r u g" r _ j.cc o6 3 ... t ."" ~,,'"v i ting e ..mto allies I bi n, % ble a pi ...ft l'esesizest . at nnaa • O na rry . Harsh y proved seeing the prisoner on the 23ril of Janus 1-10 6to Its. Id per piece. Stii, 16,,,50 to., at Ba. $-13.6 to its. at a smithy making slugs out of a piece of sheet lead. Another 7p. p. The inquiry far good 64 reed has essewhat ha w ant iss spoke to the same fact. It appeared from the evidence moved, hut thane in most desstall SIM IA sad 43 inch low pip mid. , of Joseph Trigger that the deceased had been drinking at the Clint. Lame-t , :ea. ye S s pi= U w e its ib llip.p. por meth , Ito .d Oak, at Barnsley. and was rather fresh when they left, f.tb"? . ,, . 11 '5 Ili _ _ _ NA° ts s ::l na 1-szs es p i , ea on of bus kW at 20 minutes past 11. • The prisoner was met by them, and '....,"lrpiZ n „ nin be, are eigbis Om punk I the deceased and the prisoner went away together towards sad .... per thew . e d ay ainosth a anannnannundinga. lkalsworth. The deceased had something to drink at Gate- het the doused has slightly impremst fe 'the, SAM pre., at Ba. hews, on his way. He stopped at Dodsworth that night, 344 te W. 343 p. p. Bleached Goads-lit them Fahrim bat sad saw no more of the prisoner. The deceased was drunk, few nxissiddas. 2 , 20 . , aims of Airbus, S se l l ts i . : 134 b to de tit. theN p a s : and appeared on good terms with the prisoner. A witness L a a , t ele ' , se. a/ eled.,lld shove, h!." b een named Chartesworth stated that he saw the prisoner on 1.....71....L.,„::,,,pr cry rinnit. t h e a de. and ..... 0.1 4 . Sunday after the death of the deceased, and his father was DSO a a dath , at g a e a to E L 9 .. p. , pd. a .. , goods-In with him. Witness told the prisoner that an inquiry had Meer there has too been littla do*, _The leepdry„ for been made whether the deceased carried fi re-arms, and he lanaaliwo mule, et stark Il ray and isstgeld Ueda. rd low lap. (witness) had said that the deceased had brought a walking- law kla bra Mid: but for zebra and Mae deems, hook muallas stick gun to John liawaa's to be repaired which belonged to „__,,,_. 6 " 6 "•„_„,...." se__,'" azil,.,_,.l_setis._lir4 the a dsimad .. aw kas o leenza h . the prisoner , and that the deceased had cromphiined he could ra i l'''. i th - ,7,... -- ; -.4,1.7- o , r ~,,I,ln ma te rr . ~,r , ,,.... not get it back again. The prisoner said, " I have got it ad d i m. a th tote reared. hark." A witness named Simpson stated that the prisoner Melee TAMIL-MB Wei of the kletsight amount to 126 bales of bought a ladle, some lead, and a mould for making bullets slow, sad fad 0018 WM, sad 30 of Tarte, red yarn pa. d e . from him un the 20th of December. Witness made come Mild he Neale mele e sad 20 and $0 of kJ mule and miler, has hullcts for him. The prisoner brought awalking-stick gun to !". I . s _Ar d • laa l ib" afav *ink kw Na VI of both there has been repair to the witness on the 4th January. It was painted the rthiM e m s : Y i t ii " irr ath th it % 6.1 . /" . a i . ki l a d de dsethW o t il i _ e _ ualeel b, del he av y colour of oak. On the Sunday after the death of deceased , ta. d e a p, g as , 30 a, ad thid. sea lea . in Zg a r i l'=bifilf d . aand si the prisoner went to witness a house, and said that he and dm keenly reporad. le amp and pea how we hare masks his father had been to look at George. Winless asked him if to report, and kw Turkey red the tag! r 7 B dolt. it was true that George had fallen down some steps and died. ..linws--1101,1_117,1Wiell reported g_ the fortnight as 440 eat. The prisoner said it was reported to him that Mr. Ellis, the ir:?...P . .....74:: •zittl.t... d ota.r.t.boadl_ es of sheet loan, at surgeon. would have it it WIII something else that had killed 1 th ad t a th a r r a y g e a ti a=a a . d nni en ' e ale a Pr e a di i:: 4 i ssr a lT ana isl . him. After the inquest the prisoner again came to him, 1 0 .idyl at ..l ...... . ......71 4 .. d. no , „ eat and pin. hod asked him, I, step out of his hours. When at the corner 1 b dna of min ad lion id prix. la tin Plasm awl sashes there hr M asked 'sinless. " Hoot thou them bullets yot ?" Witness bees tooth* do*. asked - What fur?" Ile replied, "If I was thee, I should ........ lan r:* - 7,... Tte , s demad be , , Ibli z leiel e is iie jri , illi WWI bare ta rt rid of them. lest they should get thee into a holNe.' ''''''''w ee ' L l*".„ . " - "*" . _4.7...... - 11.. . den , naanad "' la y Wildaniair the fort. I A witness named Hutchinson, look-keeper to the Vie- . Leh:, rod t 4 ran it Se ash dolls and tamale is 7 dull. toria Colliery. proved that aux tha funeral of th, der.iase I ' 5r.... -The se; s. • anthems hire of bath aliamp u • • = l itssals. he saw Ile• prisoner stairlie3 it V.* father's don. an Ihi sit I I.si . sear .. cil etas' ''-oh - .e b mill n ueard ot any mei. him sty loi a little girl named Elizabeth '. , lscps on. his ni, c , I e • sans. - 5ra,,,5:..„ ...''''n 01 r , '.i -1 .1 .1.... tar :MI edes reisrid briny i ..G s to the pit and tell Simpson to ... e de- , ....., 1.1:..t, , _ 1 ._ 'h . a. t2 °" .. ' ' ' at eta ti, au 3'e° at AL 81 per which he had, as Mr. Green. 6.7 oli:Jr, is now marching - "Fdr at „. g athaa _w d , have an,t boa dot a mingle ttha,thsttm to an y as here, and he will go to the pit and sear& everybody ' of Us istieles wider tilts head usinag the format; sad the maket about.** The prisoner afterwar& came to the ogee at a fit all neatness dull in the extreme o*e.os li, and, in couversatioriabout the death of the desceu I ed, Eve ,_ „xvss tvrrus, w. Ol -__, - Thr alkalies is all amount to Ws said hi was surprised that people thought he had snything to do with it ; that he had daft his brother at Dodswurth ; 1" .34 klasst..'lSDNl%433ilitilea's.:l3.‘llMl"34llP"'"lmsesab..l.w char va m pis h' s ' toPransaia" receiptdas Church. and got home at 2 o'clock; that ha hail •' tt V"8" p„ "Ir o b tl:4 l6 Tiw 4 tmse to Geed h a I"gli tutv th' e tfien of walking->tiek gun, which was repaired on Christmas-day, ' by a thirst. and which he thought had been stolen out of the engine- 1 Once.-The prim of the bat Males drag has stain advanced to house the week before. There had been no robbery at , I?. 1, 00 to r.,.. 1,033, and this rate s drea,y audwaliwi to b tiver the . the enzinr-house, anti nothing was ralisiskr. Mr. Thomas ; ... 1 " . . Bldg. r. th.s en,oner, proved hoisting an inquest on the ' • `"" 1 "* -111. nem °the dijr - T. 'Amass, di Sul Do 1, 'J Its. Piper toe • and to us, Its. 13i 10 tker ig e s andy 'deceased. used directing • post-mortem examination. He t ai .. t. Ism mini m& memos sluing dur - tor la , ints . elat examined nine witnesses at Inc inquest, amongst wham vest elute a emeetaat higher rats to Wormed. • are nal ree large number of vessels in Amami , * but of flvelasa tuvenanged• EXCRA , UII.: — The este for arvt-ellon , b u t 'loathe sight er. do tolls on Lobdetai nag advanced to 2.. TO.; Yn I bit .lot doe to ii. tin Cetcott•, 60 dos' sight hills ►re quote.l el it.. ; and on Chiba, 1L•. 216 per t.., ao1•. CALCUTTA Frit. 8. As was generally anticipated, the last advice" front house, rove vi d pr Oriental this day week, wet is more exicouragirg in re. gard ti commercial ad,.. Political excitement oath • contia, at was dying away, and the chanced were considerably mots to I ovoor of an amicable sn.l speedy settlement of ail lifferemee. Money was not so abundant, and woo more sparingly offered; bullion had Ilecrea•ral to wolf shout a quarter of a ninon. The company's rats aof exchange oa this oresPeney rein tined at 2r. ejd per rupee, at which figure, from 7th to 24th Itimember, 2.5,44x1. t". ed. bad loom drawn. It was espoted that rates would be labially raped to la. Id. ter rupee. Tire positi.in of the produce market w 0 hrtkhy, be otaan;: to the lateness of the moron, when generals. An Indisposition la manifested to Increase sleeks, u touch activity did not prevail . 4 might have I been expected to result from the prospect of an immediate clearing of the politteal horizon. Thoth was notwithstanding, n pretty attire disolaud beginning to b.. expet ien eed for meet of sue leading staples, acd tie general tendency of prices was upwards. Conshiniption was fin a satisfactory Peale an 1 po ogres-inar, arid it was coned fifty Antici pond that, w.th returning oaring, m genntlle prom cis would generally assume a more healthy dad sigmas tone. 'I be Milieu market Wm more triet, and without any actual decline In the value of the article. Detivenca hnl fall's coneiderably off, showing in November last no more thou t 46 chests to contrast with 2,011 of the preceding year. Stocks foy sherd aunt!, to end of Nommiber, thawed a it, cline es compare:l with the prairie*. year of 3,170 cites:tr. An active demand hod been experi enced for an:Baehr, and pria woe ruin; ed• higher. Bice wax od merately looked ' m for ; the market was dull, and there were no pros tate of impertinent. Heavy arrival* of raw silk had mitred the market to assume a more dull appearanee and price* to rule more easy. 71,4 7 pti co, roraha had Men call at the last quarterfy sale, which ensed on the 13th I)reeerber. Common rafts wage almost inmate mtge. but line descriptions realieed logher miens. 1. ie dye was in ex ..ellent demand, although steel, err' ample. Briers wo rn well iinto fled. The market for shell lac wan also firm, and three was no alteration in Talus. Jute was dust at a declioe of 2es. to 25... at which prices caution w e manifeeted in purchases. eats' of hides had been re• y langul !, and prices were rimier, an stock war heary, being 1,79,a is pew east, oil Lail MCA further declined, and Iceland was late at I t. to d. per lb. haver. In the position of our export market we have had a groat want of activity. The eontinuill how state of eolfes, unfavD,ratre rates of ezehange, and advaating ewes of frem t, hart La t the elf et of C 1400114( busitimo. Added to thee. another eireundance his Inter red during the fortnight still furl er t i curtail the amount of mel ee.* in export& TVn bas been a genera, ;011ie nine th . , bakery driver*, who, with a view to evade the wheel tax, h.et ,oeucb work, and left the city for four or fire day% thus causing on ahiewt total ttw .two of business as regards the Matie;.ort and rotivayance of goods. toshin the past few day% however, Rune arrangement tpae:us to have been affected. and the ',hills of busineAe are heard to creak as before. We have also hail two ClOet na tty* holidays, which have further minced the anintest or Matinees of the wee*, without altering any geatare of the marliet. In indigo them has been a little noire bustle-s dime. but only by pu isle wide.' Owing the scarcity of the finer nu litiee, prices 01 them have hewn welt maintair.ed, but other dewriptiuns have Dot been . 4,7) welt sup ported. But littls W remains to change hands, sr:a:eh ere expect will wan Glare the ...won. Exports amount to ;Own: frof,i 00 nide. Mow has remained in excellent demand, and not Wit.ll 4. 3lldltle prier.. all parcels uttering ore readily taken up. Exports show aa aureate. being in January 1,16,711 mds., agar last year. We nosy ealcuut on a 00ftliatteti inCreaw Saitpetre has beets in more general drinantl, pirticutarly toe the hone• morket, but freighta threaten in check operatans. IVA:v . 113111ot barn so freely de aft in of late, and ext ort. have declined. Braces are aupported for table es wed a. for the lower ann.. hoppites alt rsw silk are yet moderate, and, eoneequently. a my limited a mount of business has Men done. 'Darin, remain wr higher value. Corr. have been more freely operated in owin; to n Plash contortion submitted to by hidies. Tiros are oresidly picked up, but (keypad and bantlanoes are neglected. There is no abate writ in the general demand for Jute, Seel sfrek• ctonintung still ample, a lieeral business onistinuee on toot at former value gee rally. Hides have been a retry freely operated in without uny improvement is value. Libieetlyeamtne firm, at d prima are pro lisps a ?hide higher. igum.og amd is not so rep:llly taken no, and value row. a little tie. char. In Mauer!: we have not heard of one angle tranwntion. Yoe cuseb a naval demand hay esieted, previous high value ia well supported. In Ceder nil there b. been Taro a more moderate business done, without, howeeer, leading to any further decline in value. Other minor artier remain much in the name vo•ition es • betide, sad no more than a very moderate bualae's has b cu dune in them. Ton Mossy Meager.—We have no retortion to report In the tighrom of this market. The Demme continso it to show a p retire, althea:o4 as regards the European inerertile e nominal . , this does not .now. Discounts oral Mier. 4: continue at high dataree Very little Impair has men done in government securities; they continue to be quoted at low dorm, but do Oct chow any further decline. In Joint stuck share, we have head of no operation.. hang • f Ikmgal Mira continue to be quoted at termer figures, I,and premium. Other sherry are noosed r mime, but we me no inelinutiou to bueinees in an of them. Inn Door Mager —The tightness of the mosey market has mi en:red a di trineetal influence on the petition of this branch of our Weimar; railed to this, the inter , ention of native holid nos has in. teetered with brines*, curtailing operations and keeping thou en limited scale. Excirross.—Tbe little change in the rates of eschnnee du: ing the week le yesinst milers. We quote document bills at sin months' night et 24. did. to 2.. 21e. per ruler, and credit Incl. at he, sld. to 2.. lid. No more thin a very modeler amount of badness has been done Aies despatch by the rissiouTs.—The rat. s of homeward freightage hare Iron very firm during the week and wish an upward tendencf. T.es nor anemir the cart &dors etttlet d be. nets to be dull for Dow days, but ilued their return activity has again began le peeved, and heights remain drm. CIIINEsF: MARKETS. iNTilx, J A N. T_ l Chine se new )'t .It, ( . 111111114111 . 111g OR the Ist prosimn, cant, a temporary ..o-Aession 14 all knob, of blonras. During the month there has been a fiir train in long cloths and c.rn., at former, or at beater, quotations. The ito. kof hens ier description of shillings bang small, higher pr CC. are, ere long, coo -1 ldenuy anticipated. . - • • SIIASULIAIt, 11.4 x. 17.—The market for import appears to have been, A.-mahout the month, or average betaken.. Awn, Jay. 116.--1:1110110.1 at Mir port enu.nally dilettanti Clare buturvio..--eantem : :tate. have been afrock-al to the extent at 300,30 iiiircate-ah in two na. , 1..) at rates trout 2 dol. ia Sc. to att. to dole. IDs. For the totter quailby of these shirting% there la some in. quirt'; etack beteg email. rinioahast : Mies am• unt to 70,00 i prem.; the market remained firm at quotation. Irmo dr, 1,0 to 1. 1 0. The dcmaa,l, despite lane importations ran priacipally to oi tee , . cattier. Woo IA Sunnuorm-Centon-Sales report. d at shoot 25, 0 00 pieces of principally high reeds; quotation' at from 2 dole. 15e. to 2 dots. 211 e. Shanghae-Sall a 11•311 III to 30,00 pieces at quotations from ned, dr.. 2.01 to 2.20102.60) to 2 03. tin e./A TA AN. -At (Salton-Sales have been effected to the extent of 1,3-ko bales from 39 Mk. to 13 dole. At Amoy -There has Men A continomion of the oloreond, mentioned In our lot report, and (or • Nre. i 0 to 29, 32, dole. per p,eol it I. supposed might be obtsined. Roes, Canton-10 quoted, Bengal, 2 dol.. 23. per beg ; Amens, 1 dol. 2 3 c. to dol. 25c. per prcul ; Straits, 1 dol. Sue. to, I d al. 71e. per real. At Shanoher there is no inquiry, and prices are nominal. Coro dol. Pm. ; 6ropal, I dal. roc. to 1 dol. bye ; Pomona, 11 onn. • Away no Plus enports nor sal. a are reported. but we beer tha' Mere Po a meat re.ortity in the surrounding country. In lloong Fang, alter the reins holioloya, the S Slowing twices me confidently notion pattel Ammo, Id. 1. awe. ; Bailey, Idol. frOc. ; white, 2 &A. lee. ; Bengal, 2 dol. lee. per peen% °rots, at Canton-oot 27th Patin was quote 1409 ,M! le. ; Malmo 570 dol. Remus, 410 doto. ; Turkey, %ameable at 315 dot.. Price of Patna expected to go down c normient upon the Lanriek's arrival. Deliveries from 22n4 ultimo to 23th instant 1 Patna, 1,221 Ghost,' ; Malwa, 953 °este; Bemires, 133 chnota ; Turkey, 69 chats. Stock attest-mentioned da'e Patna, 1,076 chest ; Malmo, 171 chew; Be ' cares, 300 chests ; T urkey, 303 cheat-'futol, 1,7 to chests. At shonghae, on 17th, Patna w-s quoted 413 dohs. fur lone noombrrs ; high numbers. 431 dots. Malwa, 370 do s. to 577 dot, for best qua lity drug. Deliveries during the month : of Patna, 750 chest* ; Malm, 1,100 chest, Stuck : Patna, uncertain, either 300 er 510 charts; Malwa, 1,390 emato. At Amoy : On Pith, Patna and Be. 'norm are 4,ke quoted as ranging from COO to 363. Stock in two hands only. Exennes. -Ti-A%-rp till within the past week the market bus re mained Microbic quits'the few porch:um effected being at lower rates. Ike arrival the mail bringing advice of an advat ce in wit: s mused a corresponding brisk:ie.. The follooloo are the reported aettlements : -Omens : 10 no 32 chops et 141 to 18 tuts. More, Su chop.. Soul:bong 12 to l 4 chops, at from 13 to 18 tarts; stook, 55 ehops. Ylowery Pekoe.: A few hundred pv4togets for India at 21 to 24 teens and 46 to 19. Scented Orange Pekoe. About 5,000 packages at 17 to 22 tails and 26 to 91. Plain Capers Loan ten catty boles at 13 to Intact* stoek,B,ooo ten arty black Scanted Capers: 3,5 nu to 4,000 ten catty boxes at from I 4 to 22 tack. Moorings and , oblongs: About 21,000 packages on Ammican account at 11 toll feels for Ningyongs end 32 to 21) for Oolongs. Canton ttrsens.-Ounpow den 1,501 packages at 12 to 14 taelo foe spurious kinds and 15 to to for oommum to fair teas. Young firms . Akw hundred package. at 14 to IS tarts. Ltuntry Greene-Skins: A few parcels of common taken for Sydney at 13 to 14 tare. Mack, 21.0'0 package, Toorankoos 2,300 packages at 141 to 24 teas for Americo and Po/re gal. Stoek, 42.10 packers. Hymns: 200 on 300 packages for Indi at 26 to 45 tack, and a few panels of One for the Continent at 51 to 70 Lela. Stock, 24,000 packages. Young hymns: No sales reported. Mock, 110,000 packages. Imperials and gunpowders: 200 or 300 package. taken at 40 to 43, 41 to 50, and 02 lo 65 reels. Stock, 31,100 rekam. l.o 7 2 le 4 r 6 tal quantity shipped C po nton .fo to r ince l e st p, J r oly, wd ta 140, and 29,74 ,507 pounds In 1819. At Bhanghae.-Siore our hrt report (18th ult.) we have to notice Wes of about 30 chops eon pm simatumg, and 5,1100 to 6,000 package. (chests an 1 half ellesoll pm teas; having in stack about 2e chop. black, and some- MIS voila 4,000 packages green, the letter almost exclusively tram bye ea hymn skin. The market continues to be led by oceaoinnal ar rival*, hot there Is little reason to expect any large augmentation to the quality already brought forward during the remainder of the season. Early In the month prices of black teas, particularly congum, for two or Wes of the better grades, bad an upward tendency, at which the market was cleared of all masons better than growl ordi nary. We quote prices as in our last report. Gunpowder. and M. petals of good quality would asantand full rates . Bins.-Carron-Prices used are so high, sad the exchange is to extreme, that operations have been eatlrely prevented. The follow ing quotations ars nominal :-Tistles Nos. I and 2, 470 dole. to 420 dole. • ditto, No. 3. 411 dole. to 4.50 dots.; Taysoom true No. I Troy, 370 aka. to ISO dots.; ditto, Chew Chum, 350 dots.; ditto, leen..., 340 dole. At 811ANORAII-Purchases during the month etnount to shoat SOO bales, at previous quotatloork Mock In bond a like quan. tity. The export of the mum is Unload so far may be token at- Tsatlee, 8,324 bales; Taws, 3,100 bales; Voienfa, 329 bales; thrown, 511 bobs; aorta, 193 hales : total export to Great Britain, 12,816 balm land expected to rem& 20,000 by the 50th of J one next). Excesioos.--Cantoen American dm& credits offering freely at ss. Id., Cad document/wry paper 34. 31d. to M. 31. 4d.-Book port bill., ss. Id.; 60 days' sight banker , eredits.46. The °neon's! Bank Sled {We rates OD English at le., but with the shove ruling rates they wilt hare done but little hardness. On Calcutta, also, 258 rupees. on B=My 233, them however are merely nommal, a, East India Company's accepted paper Is In great peoftsion at 1112 to 214. There is, la feet. no mosey to purchase with. Sven, 4 mace premium. 0014, II dots. Oie. M 32 dole. Melanins, IP to 10 per ono. dimouat. At Umpires, clean credita on England ate month,' sight, Se. ld. to L 3, lid., with documents Ss. Id. to se. 4d. East !mita Company's bills accepted. 233 to 239 rupees. Bank post bills, ss. On Canton, 10 dor' eight, par. lime, 1481 dols. per taels 100. Gold, bark 204 d► per tie* 9 in. 7 c. S. Chopped dollar., I to 2 per cent- discount. Unimak 8 M 9 per cent. dismount. ?mom front Canton to England have been at U. 10a.-now at from 22.1021. 11s. POSTAGE LABELS AND POsT-orrlets.—ln consed quenee of the numerous complaints from the public of being unable to obtain postage stamps at the various re ceiving houses, the following has been issued from tho General Post-office: " General Post-uitice, March, 18. A Henceforward every sub-deputy and letter receiver must enter daily at the back of the letter bill of the post town ' from which he receives his stamps, the value of the Id. labels he has on hand on that day Each postmaster will he held retponsible that the above regulation it 0k):11. Whenever the stock of these stamps at any office reaches I a lower amount than the postmaster considers adequate to meet the demand* of the public (an amount to be previously determined by the postmaster as regards i each office), it will be his duty to send the neceasary sup ply. Under no circumstances, however, is the stock of ld. labels at any subordinate Ake to be of a less value than ss. Although this regulation applies only to Id. labels, it is nut intended to interfere with the necessity of each subordinate office keeping a sufficient stock of the other descriptions of stampi. If a roetssaster is at any time com pelled to withhold a supply of stamps, in com-quence of the sub-deputy or receiver being in arrear in him payment, the circumstance must be immediately reported to the sur veyor." MARKETS, COTTON.—LIVF.ItI . OOI„ MAltelt 20.—riero has a fair demote! in U.. market to doy. "itch has Lee. well and clewed rteadily at an advance on Are riean of Id. per lb. The pales ;mount to about 3,0011 bales, Ord lnrfn.te 3.510 American: auq Pernair and Marna.. 74 to If ; 1:4 Bahia, 7 j toll ; lid Egyptian ; I to 91; 400 Sumba, 41 to 611. MANCH TRR, MARCII 20.—Tuesday'i priers are pretty stoodliy maintained, but the demand Is very languid both for both and yarns. There in rather more armorne in the yarn market of the two. The di. lon of buyer, to operate doe. not erne from Want of order.. entirely. but from a dlntrunt of the prevent maraet prier.. Th.. Maier, for India and Chinn are no doubt anoions tu re ceive their Overland letter, Mb Tr operating, and they have done but doitryf ritTV i tin nl os it 7l i o b. u gtotho, antl nene g iorne efore Les r the I.e .n ve r t n t m tratici, ne irt cotew. quince of rather more favourable advice*, though it wan expected that the opening in that quartet 'coal be autteiyannt to some extent by shipment. already ow the way. In the print !mil they arc doing little or nothing. brat advice, being very &mow:iglus. Rather he tvy prtials It t o vrfecred in ra, and though at unrinevilive prices, c a movement at all in c..i.lered an inyrovelnent mu here, .as malting a pro•poct of s ,mething letter. For li t rmany ant Italy there in a Inamni bwrate. t. -r twe4 and weft. Tte home trade houses I are also doing but a limited business. HOSIERY ANI) I,ACE TRADES..—NorrixoHim, March 20.—The manufacture of the coarser kind. if wrought at•on how is 'cry dtdl, that f., of thus under 40 gnome, hot those above 41 snia:v. arc in ennahleratie demand. There are many minor turnmota at the prow nt tine., Rome of which are of Arnold, where the bands h lee refined to make cut shirts. The cotton 'Cove brunch feels a little of the miming depre....ion, but cot to 3.1! extent. The silk glow. trait G amp dull, but principally for those that woke alone h ird.; the *immerse, are In rather better condition. The bolihin-net trade Is In a mod uncettain rendition, the largest and most respectable Lou,. giving out their employment In a mo.t uncert.in manner. working long hoot. for a feu clays, and then m mulch nly stopping; this ain civilly iip; Ica to fancy nets. The white silk lire trade is in II Angular adate ; whiist there M a tohrahte eels 1 . .• r bobblninet, t►e warp-loco frames work Ilf.lrCe.y a third of the time, in ante firtoclea becoming halt extinct. This I. partly attributed to the quiniity of bobbiti-net mole at rincrb•n. vn,d •he import itions from France of ',flip and point-net Wog - Neff. Rears, WOOL, BnAiwoun, Mach 20.—There is no improve aunt ).et to tr. reported in any beam+ nr the W:aol trade. Ihe spin a/err tor some titre past Live b. 1 ,1 bUNiaj for his than h•.t is requisite to keep mac dowry emp:oyed ; but the reduction in prlc • :lis fallen tie short of what are, expected, and rto inducement is offered to warrant any renewal trane4cuone. 'the country dealers are willute to sell out burum shear day. but the prim* they n ck totally oreetuee It coming to the prat of uooncoomptoon. The purply I. re is fully an average for March, and. • ithout extended operation.. a is last nut till • new now, to market. Not. and broker are only made in amallllll.lll - and uroduann WIT Ullrelisfa-t,ry prices camp trot with lots Waula. Than are 1.05t0,100 on hand. MANI - FACTURES.—lliconroun, March 20.—I'orns ; The ISO* itiqa of the 'rimier is now as bug se it do. or me end' h flown to be. The price of top. and yarns ore en near that any renacinered a for spinning Is out of the queetlon, end the leas don e . t h e g reater the .ring from Iwo, malets enraged on oh contracts. The etwtall , d de inand for Lancashire, rind the absence of taper, for .tipping, has brousrht about s rtate of things that eannotexk long, tee during the week lerge ittrintitien of fumes hate been strm, d In tuldg ion to chore termed tel et week. An opinion is gaining ground, from the rom p tratire firmness of the wool tr“de, and the ill-retnunerated buethem of the 'piton r, with the omtimird diminution in production. that wn have wen the toweat point, nod th .t an mivar.ce in price ere hug Se morally certain. ricers The freaug to proton lets cloth has Le<ll largely :Leto, on. ani the supplies trots I:me...hire hare beea con auurably leavened, this bring the du lent pedal Pr Cohurv, wi h printing clothe. are chicly made in tb-4 district. The business doing is not materiaily increased, but the loohere on are fat more numerous, and trdn the fact that cost has not bm ennead, este/ode purcborta may be expected. CORN.—BAI4nt'itY, March 20.—We have hail rather mon, figno.ela In the Own trade h. re :013,, and loth Wheat and llarley 8!. to In. per qr. hitcher. Priem n. 4 follow ; Wheat 4s. 3d. to So. Kr bushel. hurley, 2ls. to 235. per qr. Oata, Its: to :Os. Beans 3s. to 3a. 9d. per tntaheL thNstEr, March I9.—We Lad more than the u.ual ntterptignev. and prima are an!tuut attetaaon. Wlanat sold at norm 14,1 d. t, 1:o. Tows at the latter Kite were loon:int sampler, three bushela. Maley at from Sa. to ZOo. tat.. mil ()ate at trZon As. to I.la. per quarter. - • • • • • ..• Muslim:it/at, March D.-At this day's market there was • stewt supply id linglissts Wheat, mid the male titled dull, at barely Is. per qr. over the currency of ttiss stay se'nnlislst, and thin improve ment slid not tread to oreisn. Vise Varley again r qr. dearer. On Oat. the turn.. in favour of the e,t.r. Yoglbh Iran Is. per i . sttu e atul French a:1a:m.1 .. . 3. N . st i kiszt e ls . si l n4 in Dias WM+ tols. lila red, 4, 17.1. to 34.3 d.; new, 44. I Id. to 5.. 1,14 . 'lleitis; red, 4.. 11.1. MU. white, , A. 01. to Am 11.; Polish Ible.sis, Ca 84. to ss. 044 Danube, 4. Bd. to 4s 1041.; Egyptian, 3s. 44. to 4. 9d. Barley, per Imp. qr., 24a. 6d. to 21s. 64.; truisling.per 391.1b5..24.. 6d. to 21.. Ga. Oats, English, white, Tor imp. qr., Its. IlaL to 1 is. 111. : Welsh, black ansl white, Fr 311115,, 17..01. to 144. 64.; Irish (4 , 11b5. 4200.), 18,6 d. to Ilia GI. (371 b, to aolbs.), les. el. to Dia 41.; black, 17.. 04. to 18s. Od. Beaus, Knelish, obl, per 1961 b.., 1111.3d-1111s. Mil. ; new, I Is. Osl. 1011..34.; 1644 new, lb.. O.L to 1 ls. 01.; Eoptian, lea, 01. to 10s. 64 . ; Frenslt, 10.. 6d. to Ils. Old. Pratt holism pv imperial qr., 30s. ta 11a.; grueling, pet Walb.,, 1 Is. ed. to ,:d. Dodoes Den, per 1011 b.., 114. 64. to 12s. rat. Four, ringli.h, One, per sack of lamsbc, 30.. OJ. to 12. 61.: 21s. lad. to 22.. 01. Ntareh 20.-The demand for Wheat to-day was e. mimed to those samples that were In goal coarlitios, all at u Isiah foursl buyers at Lot wick's quotation.; but MI owlet and 4 amp 14.11 , els were IVA 'hi esiessite. Barley, 0,1,A, Deus. and Fns measly, at pet:Mott. pris es. Wheat, white, lilt. h. III.; red, al. to 01. Harley, 21.. to 23. A. Oslo, 13s. to Ifs. Fk ans, 21.. to .17s. Dm. 245. te Co. aiteo 20.—Our market haa again been makertely well suppte..l •ith I.:nabob wheat, but, although pries wore timer than on the. days "ttnisht, nu ',trance in mine Dodd or either upoo English or !Of< qr. In none there was not mucli busineas clone, and to the Kaki of English 01.011/411:1114i ARICAt'.t tout mkt valise , wore It trait, .40*Cr. A C•14(0 01 trench lice to super nee hroudht front :SS.. to 34. per sank of 2-V!lrs. The reyent Im prove:Lent in the floor wonples of molting base; was TalailgiiillCll and mum parcels of prime sold as bleb as 17.. per ihiPreirl tooteterr lot the ass 11,00 qu - dities and grinding pa-celr fury as good le.C.`ll wrre obtained aat lost week's market. There W. , but a moderde rate f. r ows and no prrorptible alteration in rims took p!aoe. The same remelt will also apply to betas, both Engtish and tango. The following were the pricer: - /inkier wbt At, 314. t , ::Jn. per imp. qr.; *rattan whir, ;04. W 4:s. per s. foreign red extra fine qualititf., 375. to 39.. per dila); Mae nu:Mites, 374. to 365. 6.1. 'per ditto; ordinary qualities, to 31s. per di:to ; foreign hard, .12s. to te. per ditto. Lottlish seconds dour, 17s. ta 295. per sack; l'aitei States, &c. sweet, 2os. to 225. per bet. English amino r barley, 21s, to Vs. per its;. qr. • tatgladi and foreign arwJiug ditto, to 219. per rat lbs. Ilev ' eat and ,Weleh feed was, 15s. to 164.61. per gr.; Irish white ditto, 16 4 GI. to list. per 310 the.; Irirh black ditto, 154. to tilt. pee imp. qr. SweliM tarns,. 214. to 21s. per Imp. qr. • foreign ditto, 2 tr. to 255. iter .1•0 lbs. The arrival* on bosid for the wren have been S,t(llqm.; nate, 1.2M1 qt.., brl.. ; barmy, 2,221 qrs.; tlour, .100 toast. The <attend return of the earn inspector gives the &Hoar g arrrager wheat, 358. Dd. , oats, 15o.; barley, 21s. 10d ; beans, shy. - - - . . . . .. I/Evlzu.4, March 20.—Although we had a large mar ket to-day, the supply of Wheat was only moderate, and the pricer of tart week were matntained,•lth the torn in favour 01 the seller. Bar ley war in very large supply, induced probably by the great demand and hereared trice,. of nit week, but to-day there were but few buyers pre. nt, euorequent'y a dull trace ensued, and a reduction of fully Is. per qr. wu submitted to, a good deal tentainieg unsold. For (Mu, Beau, and Peat there was a steady demaud, but without any alteta tl ain prior. Wheat, while, 46r. ; best red, 4 rs. to Na.; iniddting, Nato 40a.; inferior, 270. tolls. Batley, 20.. to 28a. Oats, Ilk. to 27a. Pun., 20.. to WM. Pear, 225. to 3,15. per qr. Flour, tine, per •11.4.11{, 71,. to 3ta ; recenda, 27.. to 30a. FARNHAM, March 20.—The trade for ITheat this day .1 . .4 rather butter, awl tine namp:se realised !r. per qr. advance over the eateaor hut week. Wheat, tram 01. Ws to 111. Sr. per load, Bar ley, :la. to 27a , per qr. Oat., Ila. to 21a, Beaus, 2 6 rts to NM. Pew, :ea to Sus. - • Gooirmixo, March 19.—Wheat 4014 slowly here to-day. but Let week's prier were realised. Wheat, red, 31s. to 40.,; Irian., 311 e. to 44.; fine, 44e. to 47e. Barley, Us. to 21s. ; fine, '23e. to lie. fees, 294. to 31e. Oats., 13s, to 22e. ItIANNINGT REY. 20.—The Wheat trade i% slow, though act I,Aver to- , day. A little more inquiry for fine malting Barley. Beans and Peas dull in sale. Wheat, white, 40.. to Ha. • red, to 40s, titans, 24a. to Ras. Pew, Ss. to 30s. Barley, Sts . to 2's. ICLwiti . ne, March 20.—We had only a limited supply of Wheat at this day's market, for which there wea a good dromml, at improving prim, The supply of Barley was not large; a fair axle at le. airanoe. Wts, Beano, and rem without alteration. PLYMOVTII. March 20.—Prices of Wheat were unchanged at thig morning's market, and not much busineas done. The arrivals this wetk are email, and the weather u very unsettled. ILOYSTON, March 19.—Corn trade firm; sup p ly short, the wetuess of the weather e ff ecting the c o the What. Wheat, 21.. to 211 e. per Pawl. Barley, lie. te 31.. per qr. Oata. 15.. to 21s. L~XBEIDOE, March 20.—The sale of Wheat is heavy to day. and farmer prices are only redrew' on the beet description fn good rendition ; Show of second quality are lower value. The average price (eels. 6d. per gr. Beet malting Barley, sal hoe Oats for seed, sell freely. Yeas end Beim are dull. • WOUZING'fON March 19.—At our market to-day there weebut a mg small supply of grain, and the demand quite honied, there appearing hit latte dispoettion ti purchase. higher prices were asked for grain in geaeral, but scarcely any business was dune ' at an advance: we, therefore, quote moat artiste" at last week's prima. Wheat, Ile. G. to Its. fsi. Barley, as. Gd. to its. W. Oats. le. to fs; Gd. Flour, per ate*, Is. ad. to Is. lOd. Oatmeal, Is, 6.1. liar. leyll tur, Is. Byellour, la. WATERFORD, March 19.—There has been scarcely any cheap In our market eines Saturday. Holders slow consulemble Green's, and full prices are realised far evi ry article In the trade. Arrivals of Wheat nave been to a fair vaunt eines the 11th Wet., but of Indian Corn they have been small. EDINRI*ROH, March 19.—Our supplies of grain were about the same sa list week; sales trick tar all aorta ucept Oats, which were dull, end the average price owe 4d. per qr. GLASOOW March 19.—At this day's market more confi dence pervaded the trade general. and sellers of Wheat sad Fleur were enabled to make rather better , temos, but only a moderate ex tent of lusher occurred. Barley sod Oslo were each the turn dearer, with a fair demand. Beans and Peas without change. CATTLE, &c.—NEWARK FAT STOCK MAuxitr, on Toseday, WY thinly supplied watt Beef snd MutWEI, but price. were the rune ow se market. Beer, 3, to 3, 05. per stone. Mutton, In the wool, 6d. per lb.; out of wool, 40. to sd. per lb.—At market : IMmte,l7 ; Bbeep, 522. _ _ -• • • PETERAOROI:Oit.—At Wednesday's fat stock market there Ira' alpun•stuAt supply of !Sheep, which were eagerly bought at wlsanced prices, the best quality making as Touch u t. jd. p r lb. Sew/ were not numerous, but more than sufficient for the ',ante of the buyers, who acted cautously, and little burneas was dune at late rates. Piga rather a better sale. SALFORD, March 19.—There being a very full market to day, both gh. ep and Beasts are lower, and a few turned out anaoid. A kw choker heifers made sd, per lb.; heifers, 41d. to 3d.; 40. to 41d.; inferior, 4d. to 44d.; cows, Id. to 4d. Best light wetness, 6,d. to 60.; beney ditn, 6d. to 60.; ewes, bd. to 6d. 654. nimiytr of Bram% 141; blimp, 5,44; Cu.VP.I., WAREIICLD, March 19.—About 900 Beads wia 5,000 Sheep were offered tmdily. Ruiner was roller dtal, and • ran iaktrrable portico at the Mork did not meet w.th a sole. rod, ai. Lobs. 64, per stone. `:atom, 544. to 64. p Pa • • Manh 19.—The au:Tly of ratt!! at Hurl et :It irf II LI. Atte 11••••11 You but tut lot ••t ttly • • 1..0k Am. A ttettatm ea. not of. t". 4 The et Sy. t) harlot w.• lancer num lan sink; tales and pram dwelt aryl 1.. vr a:al, and at the e:me of the market a dames was not effeend. [Advertisement.]—AN ULCERATED ARM CURED ST iIetTAWAT'S OINTIIIKT AND Plow.—Mr. Robert Gregg, jun.. of Clinkt eland, blown, Ireland, was sorely afflicted with a revere gut her. ing in his armpit, which di. barged very copious:, for nearly three years ; another wound al, broke out in Ma shoutder. Ilir father felt alarm( d, having cousulted the most =Lent Burgeons to nu puv poor, while hiss constantd to waste away. At this Mistime a friend adrieed a trial of I lollowsy's pills and outmost, which was made, and in Ili weeks they ;erectly cured him. Ile is now petting fat and bale; Me /Mews us mitered to their wonted pliability, and no dis coloration IN elaible,--eold by all dr.ritsts. and at Enforce P.a2a. ware estedidastat.l44. dada. Loadda. DAILY WEATHER TABLE ,xc■ 21. _14.51 The State of the Weather at Nine e'e!ock yetterday arranged in order of latitude .11uwiee ylacei ha stations are Naas of Plass. Coarse al Win t. &Ate et Wolin. Kmwmwm(Dtsum) GvatleßMOM 4eitle Breese C 0.4, Breeze !!II! C:o .Iy Gent:• wens • ••••••••• BRI014T." , :kW tIA1I:1••14 ••• • ••••• 'COMMON , $ %MOO •••••••••••• 114•1•S•01 , 011•1 GREENWICH ....••. COIXII.T •••••••• .'firßhlYUr P.i WWI .•••••••••••I PST ..... •••.: +traef Rrcen. ! . (0 , 141 nerve,. liteenTr Breese Geotl oireste Overvint hatielly Par9a.l . :7 Cowl Or.tle::treese Ligbt Airs Om le van. Partiani Heavy Radii elma4 !Ps'Y !t*"' VA volovl Lrini 00wwar gorronAta..... .11;4 it:li; entte.w' 9oudy Gentle Prom rartiit'; r nieti Strong Ureter ; Partin! Candy Strang Unwire I Shim. re Bent a breeze Clanittaas lient:a j I . .trtt•lty Cowle Geste Rreese I Principe .y Clear Oent:eDreete Cloydle". Gentle ben ar ritually Cloudy Gentle nee Once. WHIMT A. q'. Lhotuarcrnii.. llNArrom I :4 W. Biutorbca ...... THIS DAY, N 00X. Coarse of 'Mad. Strength of WI'S. State of the tr.sther. W.A.W. Gentle Breese. hue ..• . . —....... —.............._ _ __. The returns fmm the following places did not reach this office in time for publication ye.terilay; they th •reforo indicate the state of the weather on Weiluc.4.l morning at i nine o'clock. Oass MYLIJNOAA ...... I &W. amen dream r Rain S. Mal I recite Rain N.E. Ilan, Nind ll.an S. Strong tute. at &lid—RA(2 5.W. Gentle HMO', Orrreart S.W. uentie Nreer• t Parts Al? Cloudy P.W. Go• tk. :tn... I Portialiy Cloudy N. (lard Win I reatti.tne I' ii, y N.W. Gentle Bre:, ' Bnr•taily Lividly I W.S.W. Strang ?Teem' Elrri•li ,, o W. Ganda Breese: Pard.lly cloudy B.W. Lieut., ... •.: Overcast k0n17.01 ...... I Lm ......... larir V.,AA SHIPPING INTELLIGENC.E. (Pre- me Corrosprarkaut. "Aid ppla, Gasstv,. - an/ Ltuy LIU! CASUALpE3. COina (wehooner), Le.,:a, of Itonl,..aux, from I,l.lnelly fur Nantes, w:01 iu tolliwion with the brig I'. r~ arrant, Turgiw, oft ranrillr, and immediately ■un's, Ith in.t. ; crew Ktred.—nunkirk, March 12. Edwin (whonner), of &leAter (12) tons regiit•r), sailed from Nantes for Liverpool about eight week., -Me:, and great fears are entertained for her 4Afctr she ra...laden with flour or wheat.—Cliesier, SEABORNE MAILS. flf eightlees that the h..f, ere Rea sr the General P5 , ..04011 by tie 'richt— exhi v. he .Ite nlngtw'mv-49,0, ray when trade tAill From Irmo, a General l'e4. ionize 1.4,1 - despatched. u..ryad..... ~ N...zn .a FIIIINLY, MI each of the fa 3w ;g h L PooLe 4W. Swami COUNTRIES. Ansefic.lk, gra: acket )11-tch :4 . . anyticaley Waited Mast... I peekell ...... ........ ....221alatrh 21 llAmps& April 2 America(byt'.Statepl.3l March 16 fa. att....v.2ton Ain 0 2 Arrlea (We.t Cieatj ...N ! lltle .4 the month rlyrecqta Aleacuetn..• N. C thlthith et mon. Duvet Belgian. Brasil Mlarb of the month ,southam•tnn. April IS Buenos Ayres. MI na of the monthiScoathainptom_April 12 Califerntaoia Cbagre 131 1 lltl. of the meth ; soothe:upon.. alarcl. 20 Cepa of Good !Tope N lith of the month i Plymouth. %v. it 3 Coomentounge • A 7th1711.27 that men Mare Central America L , 2..ttl:thornireltE! iretharopt en. ..larc I 20 Ch.inntl Isles 2 ' dolt.,24.l.,&Yrid.lrouth.cn;Aon. fu.l o. re. Chid..... M I%h of the mouth I Aethamyton.. alarch 20 N r.i.-- • • - .. oh.-- . Load. mace Mk:lrwin. ►41. lc ll NT!? Grcher• h; - AtAll'AW;thof moAlliamer V Arch 10 Itior.buig • rtimi.a: lc trA3o3.l.oodem T,....,imt Ll.4lAtiti v i %edam. 6 &tar. ILeados %bat MI Itondlras —.. .. .. N 117th of the mouth Anuthalopt..n. March ZO Ireland Illk:h1; Ihrise Maly ... ... .. ; iloiyhe d ... Incr. .10 loam (.tA Sau•haract..Pi I ! , ;th of them mthi•hrottrAm,,too. MArr'a IS &,1m ,r, i MArecilich) 14'3424010t mmtl, i Doter trrt% ell Meth:err weAs(cla trout.. l_ . _ . . _ . eapon) ..tl Ditto:* ta Murseil:as) NI Mexico MI Maddr.% at to.tli of the nostl'.4noth.treptort. Minh 21 :thl62ltiottarathittover ot the trocettlligootitatrotat. Atoll. l3:1t of the mouth Suathatootou. April 12 Hh,l2th.t9th.l.2thl Napier. Papal States` Tumor w•st India. W VIER Indies (estop 'gam. anA Nlll-aN. 311 11.- • Ttaz mail. to tlr.e r thlnt► tmeket •“a 3W .thofthearnttlt Darer 'March ri SAO 1th25:1 - ....f a, al i ; lamer 'March 22 Uhl, sth2!.cla•f monlDort r 1 11arelt a Ithl7th77thast moil loutharuptran. Mania 21 17th of the mow hitaattharateats. 21.reta Li :thlath2a:horuan: L.Lher ...... March 32 17t1t at the taailthlSuutt amino& March :1 ' lnd of the baark, l eoutba apt en. ; April matr:br thn., market L., are eeaveyed by Hes. A It RIVE D. At..ne- at Grare...l. Muth 1:0. from— ...... Awdornsm—at (.I.r.vi-ent' March 24, Imam ATALANTA —OA _MArch 20, from.... _ . Masao MaANK—Olf ltcl. Mach 19, from BILLN at•—at rat-mouth, Much 19, frau Cu ca. I\ MlR—off Ih 1. March Ito, from aicp►.—Wt larthutd Ronda, Much I', from Curro.a--at Licerpood, March 20, Iran ...... Omuta:fa—a Ciravc.o.viA, March . _ OrMMT—Yt Go aw.end, March 70, train Ducz—st Graceca IXI. NI Arch 20. from. - . . Iluacas—uff March to. from 19.stvolt—at Southampton. March la, cos EOIOMT —rat Brad t.% March 7a, 6'0111.. Eauta Jamt—at from Kerana—at Gr....wad, 31.1. h 20, from Farms -off 1.1v.rp.01, .Marrh 20, from Fl 00ALTON —Off 31iVord. March 13, from truoa—at Falmouth. March 19, from I I'AILY at Liverpool, March 2.1, fr4l Jim. Aare., NON,. iirvveveniL March 20, gram Jaear•r la Peel, March Mk him .►m&T&CI Odd. a IVA Ph.. t) t•n!cutia I,tutnn Lon.:on Norway ........ C.leutta Gin:esti .... .. St. Michael'• —.tit. Darning,. M. Jrat M. John's Y. 1.% Alecarelris Altarl.%ton , 114101,1 china . - Louisa—at Falm.uth. March 19. tam— ........... ....Perwuntruca !Ain DUNAvourx.—at Oravosond, Much 20. from Ca', atta ?A lAA sum —at lir svmend, March la, from Trcreira • ' - KATY-hl grIO.CMCOII, M.Tch O. frog.. MAYT- iern ..... 0./L,!• Cuivtantinovbe ....... ...-. ........ . Mmuit—tit l'irittouth, March li, from Bermuda MALI/SAN-at Liverpool, March 20, from Maihrumilla 514N111.4-4I Lierre iii, March 29, from notraa NA.R:4O , - lit Liverpoil, March 20, trees Italchirk Rim—at firmearcil, March 20. from Terceira Itaam.—at Gran". tol, ?larch :0, from Pt. Minh iei . 4 SIM loon Br atioritilt. L -at laverprro, March 20. from Manchus Ira,belkollo lli ..tio to—at Literpool, March 20, hosi "..Triento SARAH-at Graientwl. 141 alai *-0, front Parris Tao. B tioa--at nraccareah March 20, from Calcutta THOS. LOWRY—a liran , end. March 20, from ...... ....Port Philip I icon. Luwait—at Lieerpnol, Mama SO, tryst --Mauritius Tai.tor—at litiatol, March2o, from.. ...Liiitala . - . —.—. V.TaANT SAILED. Enwen Alm Kama—from Dartmouth, March 19, to London BLACK Kama PACllltf —from tiracruentl, March 20, to Jamaica Cor.l4TlSt.f.l hamtatem—from Grareacnd, March 20, to ilaufkoorr Comucannat. -from Gmrcaend, March 20, to Quebec Concern—from Liverpool, March 20. to. Liabun C.luaus—lrma Liverpool, March 20. to . Calcutta Gaminess—from Falmouth, March IN, to ....London ELTING FIMI —tram (ka,rond, March 19. to Galata Inrairra Don Luc -from Cowes. March 19. t 0.... London ~...-.., ... -.-, - -- Ino-froaaQuoci .....„ ptivia, %larch IS. co.__ Lawton Jags Gativ ,-iroui liravenad, March 20, to 1/.1. A 1114,1 rool.e -woo Liverpool. March 20, to ..New York MOP ARCHV -true Liverpool, March 20, t0...„...-..........Ca1cutta lirra-frion Graver...ad, March 20, to . Rio Itoorr4-troin Ciravevenci, March 20, to 8114WD-from Liverpool, March 20, to.-.....-............... Li ealcutts 81,1.4•11.14 —frolll UTOrnool, March 20, to ...... Baton fiacaer-ham not^ Match :2, tie............... lamolon ULTKIISTOnK - from I lull. March 10, to. New lock Vor.4-from Sunderland, Match 10, to ... tluebao Wm. Vacua-from Liverpool, Nara IP% t0.11............Nap1ei VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. harlequin (We). of linll, for New York, with paseagers all well, March 12, Int. 44 ei N., ion. 8.49 W. Lady Emly, from Liverpool for Australia, Jan. 27, lot 2 N., lon .4 W. MINIM, Stewart FAO:aeons, from 'maims for Adelaide, Jas. to, ma days' soil from toe Capt. Benkoase, from Calcutta to Liverpool, Madill, lat. 41 N., lon. 23 W Trusty, tr m Singapore for the Cape and Leadoff, lat. 29.16 8., Ws. 40.33 Y.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLENICABN.—March 17, et Nunbesd, lire. F. Blenkarn, of a roe. CLOSE.—Marsh 17, at Kennington, the .its of J. 1). Clow, Erg., of a daughter. FALCK —Mardi 15, at New Bond street, Mrs. I). Faleke, of daughter. JEBB.—March If, at Chelsea, the wife of ?ilea. H. Jebb, of • daughter. JUEEIL—Much 17, at Ostend, the wife of the Rev. B. B. Juke,. Brldsh Consular Chaplain, of a son. LARKINS.—March If, at Peroard•atr , et, Itusgellgq.nire, the wife of I:. B Larkin,, P.8.X.5., Bombay Medical Barrios, of a dauilitert - MACKAY.—Much Mt Buttes-plue, Edinburgh, Mrs. C. Mackay, of a aso. MARRIAGES. BUTANT—FRY.—March 1., et St. titephen's, litur.meremith, by the Rev. J. Oltsestat. Mr. E. Eryaut, Percy-ledge. New-read, Ham mersmith, to Swann", youngest daughter of the late A. Fry. Esq., surgeon to the Royal Marine.. ELLIR—DRAYSEN.—March IS, at Holy frialty Church, 'Brampton. by the Rev. D. Cooke, Lient.-001. Ellis, CAE, to LOU/S3, daughter 01 W. Drayese, E q., thompton, Krot. :OHNSIONE—CARTER.—Jan. 2 4 , at Mnatresl, Canal., J. E. Johnatone, Erg, M.D., to Amelia, relict of the late Dr. Carter. POWELL—YHILII'PS.—March la, at Abargwilly Charrb, by the Lord Bishop of Darla's, W. R. ILL Powell. Fad, or V .thewpane, Carmartheirthire. to Catherine Mae Prudence, aecrese d , usitter of the late G. Req., of Curagwilly, la theism county. DEATHS. CALLI.ND It. -Ma 1% at Picchlepeenunon, ilanrab, wi`: of Mr. A. tat., t , 4 r. 14 •is fnieshunt, 'lat., aged dr. Ct I • aux— 'Vara I' .1 °melon Home, Procne, Yomeracttlatre, T. Charles, Leg , a CLIAITNEIL—Match IS. at Newton Manor Roux, It. Clasper, Pea, aped SS. PEAL II Pin-TONlL—March IS, Mr. W. Peatheretone, of Pared at. 4r. et. Maoytebone aped 67. MERERT.—Mareh 14 Mr. L. 1. Ileher. orincip .1 military drannilM man at the lltureermaster-Generentence, aged S 7. MOS. 4 .—Mare; its, T. You, Ea 4., of lAniii;4l.place, alga 44. NICKISSON.—Much IS, at Itustpateed. Amaral, catty Band the late 0. Nickieeon, Esq.. *sal 7. Mated mot paboalmd by WILLIAM Kmo 118sm; of No. 8, Lambert. Mom, fo Ms ot Ltorloo, ratter. at Um OSsm, to Lambert. _fielmet.tateoPMMOMili Wiffraimr—Yomovilluesll.lol. Ovprrut Ovefeast Ox-..t N. N.W. S.W. C.alut