The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1851. tearer whitb,brfordealin. ar.d equitable arraneemeut• can . latu Kntelligence. Usmight it,yoorhoord have conelueled an agrce•r . -. c:. ---- , nth lb: Load .. owl North Wi•etern Company and wit'a the Dahlia lacorm-p-eket Company, which, 1 believe, Will pro- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-TESLBDAT. awe the larg,„ aniotant of lauttit to ..ureelvcs, while ••• will Bares Ma. 0411111410/1111 11.11 , T11. be t. cal ad , to t!ie two lien ice with %lons IN at J. C. Ben's.. -Entoaamog To NAT.tt.. wo Dona t mined the *fret t mem. ()fear.) The 1...tvl .11 We hare to ann.,,tr.re that by the exertions of M. E.. Saba Nails Wcetern Company ha , c car see to you a Lorre W. Edwards, the official a•Ognee, arrangamcwts art now os„osy of yodottios ha the ms. of working, and tea plated with the concurrence of all poetics interested for .ualt they ntitilit have claimed for tint unexpired term the purpose of duly loca . ten v gl t ilt; emigran t. the ta sent i ou t t ‘ by Is: 1-ett.a! y.0r..-to continue b• work Mr. Brim - , lnd confirming th e ir tugs sercro a .nt. •ar at o'4 rate; y.t on rmr apt.r.c.ching then, scants. Mr. Byrne leaTN this country for the colonyby the va eh • power an au onty f gren . tea . to him t. a n ti •eu„ .• s isle that our un t o: ,C.th them might be nest w ith lu gs on the veva freeni.y and reciprocal f o oting. they coascrited and Mr. Lampart, the join . t . a t tt at orneco ., th ant ane 11. •I• A. 11Se r , .I , AI 1•• 14 arta. It t have allured - a reduction do all me,,rary at, to carry fi r e racticable • ' the v h u• fart..o.nt•l•ing like fl,OO l O. per innain. arras t in entered into by the bankrupt with her (L. ill thee's.) think it a 1 . ,/ rinht that you shoed.' Ite put Moicety's government. ias 01' Cie fact that the accounts .4 the half-year • 1 ss j u g t rate of have ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. to rho y• tr eon•ent obis tiny he a•kmi tn thisot.. : that woa!al Lao , luo n lErted in ' , la HOME CIRCUTT.-M.tIDSTONE, lIARCTI 19. fimo the 211•1. nil* rup to this time Th conani-4ms for the county of Kent was opened OR ...1 4.:0 • to to arty 2,. 101.-(tearj, and that ttn.t 3fou.lay, and Mr. Baron Parke afterwards sat on the crown im• .eat ..1...1 ot: hi en plat. 4in >our hands to-,lay a.oti aid.: to tti.o.nege of the criminal businees , ~u :.:em to in. d:, to he dare& (blear.) ►la:Ili, The eau,: list is very meagre of, there being only 17 case s ta , 11 6 , t., I. .ine eV .t advantages whi c h willlz ' entt .1. On of the tho erow harge-en side th the ere ire 1.7r0 y prieter sone iplion. r. for r. I sorhing :* thy teethe in coal.,•xi _55 with trial, but most c ordinar d tl. a i-su..'u ('ornery and the City ci 1:- . •i . ...-t Conti.my. 1 . 10 ' mileage rate of e. •Ae •,1115 HAI witi us to In, ti!la ,g etery re-! .4 Ireland ono: to over port of Lan : Avast 1g... I !now, to la- amtr.Tiated date by Ciute wit , at I •.! • tea: for. nr. 1 hut • underdone tat moth:, ..f. eilaTin.i t!or fact.. a. moll al with our . (11 ) tat - the au it root-nt;tla . •t . a avid North Ilifeet , tsi and the City Ste ttalra^k• . :C t: trustee .h. dl a . .51: 1 the cal to •iir. 5. at. 15 oir the . ait:rety of U. 11 . :A and ,i.at y•At. r. est., it:. yos •.. uclit tlat 'a receipt , hy ie.: t., n vrte li a r a a_ia t,atfir, tot you Vt. I •ft at b v to :•-au•itt. . • tall bath custrihute el:- ~5 al troth,. 1 war.agn. mnt alas e••::- of your . le. it- to theCity . of ',••tipatty by 1 a:hi:ration of snalivi ' • ..so . tear of ,tap - i• ,/ • tl by th. na. Lt.: t v . • i5...0 y.. 0 fit not r. lioquieh your hold .•: . ::u; 141 se.y insbiturent 1.6.1 aill be b.f....? .4 in the e. At 01 the f s • .are, no tht.ir I arm, of the completioa t a• . well t...• nrron.c..ineut Is. ite u M. •5v o r • Nov s lite pod i lion •f y 1•4411 . M any to oar iriatri, :or. who lone not 1.. I. upon a... line 1 , . not 40.1f*. that at that rao- E. at pal • ram t.. heal at all. You It rr • et . 1 .1. I 'V, on strap,', -.:ate - an I ape ndit are v hit!. I 6.. ..I.T all the yinanastane. - ., uutl a:I tv.:asp. a 1.1. I. al - yet yo mit ria:ivis I. at title in .4 n,,0 1.3. • • ..ad a quart( r :Mum the end .4 th , • ni.T lit Iloar, hear.) \ mint bear in 155:u the s ty 4 "nal . 411e4/elli•n;. - n , must nee... di' , tr 1...11. be 1,177 i -1 , •.* 11 , 411/111.11-1 t. to, 1: arc rated t., :E. •ori .v 0 t. Ulla/I try (11' 41'. ot.) '.l“se this half-year- a, , it... t mirk that w. ar. .op noel. really ind,hted tv .otlor or . I toy c •taae, . • 5•• 11 , 41. Mr. y. win. uol• u. t.s carrying t!... t...t . t. r oat-Irstta to raw;: .ht. for the s • ...Leven ..tof a t ititerr.. - y ear, ctrl uaigno, WXKLINtatIoU awl a 10-15}4.4.11'..al • ..T...a. ;0 1 ..-pa • raft d.oe•nt ann., and the tornoth. I. ; *ll . euanc.-aitio will. the steam- I ...ats, C. -.I it. C., spendit :re ut ; IRA wl,- it Ist .. y•oe 4t 4 . 11 .1 Is 441444 4 with int. 7.1 t, Will to. 113,10•11”111 4by - you will in the east of bran'.', > v :it, 1 “*.a Dot fellat to dank your Ili:tutor. toz T. •• th ..4 hare t 4 4 .4•4 4114 (liter, hear.) It im • Co it your bet was into of rate -0 -vo - t acre cru.115 , 1 with an amount of deb?, ra del 1.. • we riot es., ''it of Ili it ',Within. At ?his tu•• Walt 30111 twit . no 11 tlir•iltv whatever. (Clu ..re.) AV.. Is . •.by , h • . of th•• :qt.' Nor:l.-U ..t. in I , by Ca. 4:114r44441144 Isr y nee board, and hi t. is I. 41 ina r otilitioa h, ...am• off tho t oil rl..y. to:• h. ot• nt you itrill 1 t old-• is. treat.. a A. I ...O. a: ant at anus Tim thotsaaht must haw a 11:4h r 44 bat, -at welt n rite •.• your :nst.ntred rond:•imi rontantl, a., !to which I oltruld not the h, arkot aid r ael.ly - ;am I (II '..) It Ir s horn the oltittion of tom • r ; • ISS, 1.01.. 1 abet .lea-. .al VW: .4 a rat•• tf .1.: r. .t. A , very n ..... lice of y 1%1:141.1 : • • .ted, in comjiturtion with your the e,•, of 1;5a.. to :a 61.41.41tt sserf I liar under I • ht 1 h 44: . 44 n of; add eat .1 r.it o, " : 0 a i'anaitto of thy rot i f flodylleal ; an'! the. .• Whir!, 1 ban , faun tins • :lief enJ,inver at 111..:‘ tie el, 5... tot tin. • alnilter of th • t Lona:: year the saw h erleMr I. . • A.1...1 fret, WI a .1,..0n of V fes - t at n.pti I. ' • :*. tt 0 .• Austria - an it.gelt• t will he aide to toll :he,- •'o . I 7 t• your dirertar , wii: !Lave :a train its hoe •.ite passengers die.nshaelei : an, an l a V st:llll.aii , IR • / 1 , • !..oel . 11.1./...111, lit Ile it ares..er.. a 55.: et ...i; sad a 1 117 -40 take tuna at , .gate tin I, • , ..111 of min,. tralle• :lilt will Iv, wear •1 b • e tit •of ye • :01.1 I. :a miner that Iu fa I• • I ye. daring the !...4 ...youth, a contract gal • of . .•.-. , re 11. t in a cou 1, at to .141.' %ISt% 1 tat.. all t!...a. SHAWN for w ho: th. y .. 11, vie tr. ,eyitet that I • it t: 1 , t to II tha .3.1 ton of this - ; I.: I Ih I a., 0.1104 - -OM; ?' • ••• y I a 444t4440 to .fu the in .11 pa . reit*. .lie 5•:. inl. ‘I.•• /Si • . then ono. I the of th, avi I lii• WIC .. . . 1.4 WM * Si he .to ?. 1 tart 'l , *Oita .1 the %Ir. then a.1.1r..... - a1 tilt. RV ..tiag in r. dens •• • .ay coml. MIMI; the roue... Intr.:v.l by tit, ! cosiclas.liaz; 11 •. unit !1. , z !. •• the 414..... r. ,1 larger MR al.' of an, es than they ac leo..liy t nt.t! .1 to do , and ::.a:: •,t ale t tr;ml i n tile am. runt. ~:ens the dels , :lnr. - . - 0 . 4 I sa , e , rtaio . d t.Mc... , 'built. 7 ad.! 1, ,11.1 'ut arvaant Into, and piaeed to the credit of tae •r. 'lr. 14%1.1: wiontle4 the motion. the t'II AI liM AN 4. ni..l th A the dite•rtors ha I boned •.• reelleatall• than tl'S la• ttly erititlegl to do. foal meted upon eh. h.,:,. -t le 'tat w,tirr iw thi• mat r, and tl,ertfore th.• •h t • aaisto• il Ut them in the .t. was ratan let (Ilvar.) A st -e 1..1A and .1. •nat••ry .•..asi-r.tti..l% then place. L: the .411 p..• of whi. 11 'lr. 114.• Ma% LW" Mr. 11%1.E in tr .. %.•,• 1 in am attv4,l4 t blast the flit . ..rho , had not gi pt.qa.gly with the Imo.. of the company 0n ..:.0a 141 •a.:T.ar t pinion that an undo • st..nstit bias lit was mar, ore d upoo the prefereme sleut h deka With this feeling hn itr0p....4 that the oriainat sue vla.'.lers should hate ooe-third of the net receipts lei I', lin , !Ir. W. JACKKIN,II.T...I. (coiled the erotese putsucel I.y the die.s•tors is r. f, vitt.% to tin• r n f. ten., .lean... IS2sav IS as 0.1 th. register 4. a /pro. 10 r 0f.4.1 sitar. , only. .: .. h.• petals. nvret t..at he hail not obtaisull any or . terrors . O%.UVIL lasslteur at Ili.. 44161411 k. o h. set ih 141:1.4r4 ..,. irks t. ev..ry LIAR had .n of loaf. '.sasina jr feu ore shafts, and those who .IEI a... 1 'kink pager to :.sail theme:lves of the omagrtnulty load w right t.. tom: lora az..l sad turwplain. IL. .r, .r.) IV itls refer e the ditolentl whah it was said would no rm • t.. th • preferene. 'ha: isoklers. he hod to re , ore the en ...nun It: it they hail roman:if the hizaeu I.•aal opinboi th.y curd obtain, and the result was such so tally to jos tity the dirtnior. in (lie mint, tltey had ..,t,tpc,,l. After sorsa further diwumiou the ohs: Indolent was rat :maul aintatiVetl, and the rt•port woo caresed by a eery Loge mtimity. ils. t!ll AIR lel A then% moved that 111.. 6.1. a shore Asada on the preference Aare*. which was agreett to after ,'tart tliwo•gin. 71r. 3 At'K tittN moved that Mr. l't - to and Mr. Alderman TI •met , ou shottlel be re-ch - et. el din•ctors. aptain LAI:4IN bort the high. et testimony to the gondurt and ehornelor of Mr. l'eto, and asserted that. as as he WIN in the chair. he hart no fear for the interests et ;he ...,ropany. (Ilene.) Mr. rE . rt) n.turned tnanks, and lilt no doubt that, if his lift win , spared, all that It: had state,: that day a ould be realised. .owe torso Ttiomr?-ox also r.tumtd thanks fur his re. cleetion. 'I bey had hitherto had to glig with rocks and uicksund. but they were now. thank fiat, in smouth water. tlit-ar, hear.) Mr. II EN MAN then moved the appointment of a corn nut tee of inquiry, which wa. 1 , 54 by a hors'.' majority. l meeting was then male special, for the purpose of adopting the resolution. mentioned in the li...rennin./ of this ni•ort. Thar resolution.. after souse Plight oppc.itiou from Sallie gentleman who had the former pracoml4 i 5..., Were carried. as', la the count.. of the cone ersatiou • lueh arose, .h l'ILOI • ItlIETOlt complained of the difficulty that was * ......riette.4l by pugwencrem in seeing the Britannia Bridge th..y feed the polieenseu. Ihe CIIAIII.MAN said that all had been done by the thr..eutra to *Mini very facility to the' pubic to sec that en it work and that after the • tint of May special inattue i %meld be Memel en the. tultimt. role of thanlis so, , th, n peen to the chairmen and ctors, and the acetify.; eeparated. 1/1'0111) CIRCLIT.--STATronn, MARC!! 17. berms Ma. James Taxman. A.... 1 :.t Al NuUt.r.c.—etntots PRINT IN PRACrIC E. Ja..t.. 1. , , , rr told JUAN Wilkft were indicted for a high way r.'.'neTy tiled a felonious rtcatult on Daniel Bourne, on the eth of December b,.t, at Norton-in-the-Moors. Tl-. r.• was nothing particularly intereitiug in this case, whi , It set. the onlinary one of ;to assault committed law I en :•;anar , l.ty ni t cht io a lonely road by the two prisoners, 1 -... , a ... 1 e nd e d the prn,cutor'n mole'', and finally de-. .. , ..ir : with his watch and nicitcrul litct. We should not ..Ice :. •,, c , l it, but Mr a cunow; legal point which took . . . . • t , ':.e suquiry. .1 .... a, the ete fur the prosecution chased, one of the , • iu7v I .•r.t,..1. lie VC AA immediately removed from the court. ur. li• v.,. Crop.-e 1 that the jury choula he dia.:harp-11, and :nu. f.... lowan rs sletuld be tried user aastin on Monday. Mr. Kettealy objected to this, uhe said his eta Ms were pert ~tiy innocent, had been out on buil, and objected to ' be :nr io custody that night and th e following Sunday. Ti, . I, Anted 'Ade void that at that lite hour of the • : ti.;2., . they could not have all the witncsaes entruineel again. .r -..+L ...v alter tile long cre.-examin ition to which Mr. ! le . • ...ally h . ... 1 .nhjerted the pronecutnr. • Mr. Kew sly than pmpo.ed that a new juror should he sw rn, and the proretdiwn , commeto.e ik worn, ol.ercialt ' th it it would be quite sufficient to read over the evidence to I th. jury. lit ....mud Judge immediately adopted the suggestion, anal a nit dical gtatleman hoeing .wont that the juror toutel nut again execute his funrtions with safety, a tea juror was called. The whole twelve were then newly ' • A omit, ter. priem,r. were arraigned and offered their chat -1 -.tat., th , hunted judge t tiled up the witne , nen tor the prnecalion. an -t re,ol to them, from his note., the c•xtimi 1, tt:..• . : an! enc.—examination, askant e a ch witta-et at tat a.,• that hi. e Nidenet, and whether he wiled to add It. r it in any way ? Ken a!y th, n uthlrened the jury nt some length. pri,...ters next atytilled. y . t.!:gLt.• !If` t..E lq :i::'. O.T Mr• e All lw .?. gl , !!1-4.11 r ~:. 1. I stint th. or •••• .1" UV' II . . had a farm of 28 acres of arable land, and I.iv meow. Wssi.ntnn lir:sin:3i A.4orlATlox. 1 ' 46 ` .ei 'w• lie --- • ._„, had been obliged to employ a man occasionally to work his 4 ' , Monthil ••• 1118 1. • "'"'tiall "f thi s ''''''c i ati • • w a a ' """' I land ; and his business at his tan-yard had been suspended. at :lie Court illonse„ Lund Nelson-street. Mr. Samuel Burl- Mr. Watson. for the defence, said this was one of those nom in the chair. The meeting w. ratlwr thinly attend: d. The eliairnsan. in opening the proceedings, gave it as his aceidCatsthat was moo lamen table in its consequences, but it arose from circumstances over which the company had opinion that Wesleyan Reform was necessary through i nt thi country. Mr. Dunstan, an rarefied local 0 no control ; and he called witnesses to prove that neither ' T'A".'.. this nor any other company ever had side chains to couple the ..duminv - carnage to the minor and tender, and that m - r ed t 'll ing t: v ‘e ie 6 w il ed t re‘k thi l p u r ti o ' gr i' ess wh o ir f h thi"eause to th o e f ' A lr y ' r e s t ley tha an t Rthte. the uncou i'inst of the centre clmin was solely the result of twin la the kingdom with ph cattre ; and the meeting .l accide n t. pledged itself to use every exertion In its favour to forward , Mr. Justice Cresewell told the jury that if they found the the: e.`"• : . M r. Dm "' jitrlbut" his 'lPul'i:nl to aw I breaking away of the portion oi the train arose from the tat! of his bolding reform opinions. Mr. Pratt ssconded nerligcnee of the defendants. the plaintitf was entitled to the resolution, and charged the Wesleyan authorities with n. . „ o„ ,r. pr. rrerting certain passages of the Scriptures, and instanced I 600 T , !t . e jury then gave a verdict fur the plaintiff--iLunages, Fes. ;al rises in which it was a,,,,,. Th e 14. s. y o t ui Gr a t i,h sun: toted the resolution ; and said that in the end he I th. ;elit their cause must come off victorious. Ile then 1 WESTERN CIRCUIT: —Donc nE:sTts, ILtacli 17. It..iled the position and prospects of the reform party. and i barons Inc Loao Calm Vases. after a aweeh of great ability and eloquanee, resumed his; Toe PIMA OF AVTILIFoll• Atom. seat amidst loud cheers. Yin- motion, on being put from I Ann Loa-per and John Betrilua were indicted, the former fin , hair, was carrhd unanim .usly. A vote of thanas was for coacealino the birth of Mr child, and the Latter fur the u passed to the chairraau ana Mr. Griffith, and the : aiding and abetting in the offence. me: ring /gusted. i It seemed that the prisoner Loader hail been charged on I tin FILWECC of IRE ErROPE.t.N AND Nonui , the coroner'a inquisition with the wilful murder of the AIIFAICAN HAILWAY appears to excite much interest in child, but the grand jury havinir ijovired the bill, she was New Bramwick, and the bill to ineorporato the company : arraigned in the other court (before Mr. Baron Martin) on has already paned the colonial legislature. The temple. , the coroner s iniuisition, and no evidence being offered, a lieu of this Cure, which is to connect New York with Mali. ' verdict of aquittal was returned. fol. and Nora Ileitis, will effset a great mein; of time isi Mr. Maile now submitted the plea of antrcfois acquit, the transit between New York arA the Old World. Ila . ifax, ' eent..nclgio that this was a sirilar. but even a stronger, * ith its magnikent harbour, must feel the benetl! a• the s casc than that of the Binh. The prinsiml, having been walk shirk m y b e dh er t e i t o i s s h o at rh c u m b e gam . I nequitunt couhl not, he contended, be tried again; and the pitted. 1 accosary could not be convicted it the principal escaped. NOIITIII . IItN ClItCUIT.—Yoax, MARCH 17. ALIOW n u t ay.—Hansa lla. DADDY rt...er. Tura LILLI-LANE Domes Exreostos. Sea r i r;,-M, 53, met Jaarplilirltirrell, 35, were charged ".ie tle mae.laughtir of Sarah Ann liiddeal, at Halifax, tit: tile Nevensher last. Mr. tj.C., stated the case. Ile said that what the jury a , . al 1 ice to censider was, whether the prisoners hail . a giC..y ets an:. Going like Waut ..1* prudence anti ',riper e'en is the conduct of the steam-engine tsimmitted to their ie...., I-. 1. the turning of certain nlaellinerT used in the spinuhe, mei wtatin,t of worsted. The mill in which the ity torrid u situateil in Lilly-Line, in the town of Ilulitles. in tie. West Iliding of tlhi. county. The build inc new stories high, the bottinn .try ing chit Hy de- Tot, the boilers. (hi that side 01 the building which or. • 11:41:7.... fronts of the boilers, there is a railway running samael Firth had the management of the engine, h at paid n certain sum for that duty by the other purt;wrs, who did not interf. re in any respect, the whole can- and reeponsildlity being . upon the pri ee. r. Helliwell was the eneme-tenter, and t'• lore hi. duty was to provide for the safe work la: ei the beiler ; and Samuel Firth had to see after the in calamity occurred on the 2i/tlt of NOrenl- .. .r ...time day. We% iota there were ludic:46one that •n roasethsi.t a cone about the engines or boilers. t • : awning the engine started about the usual time, 1 the week people came • but, as the jury might easily r the. irreguiarity of the epeisl cantiuuing, breaking far..4l. and preventing the ..hutch's working freely, the 1.• • ail tot ;el to their work, but muny of them gathered .•• at the engine to torertaiu the raw, or the .t.i.paa, at tee time expressing their nluetintee to trust thenweivei in tie mill. They made intlnirii of the prioniere, alio m ewed them it all was right; but it was nut until MIMIC •• rime the *ere need by Firth that they resulted work. enaie. a• at ma at an irregular speed; first it seenieil to a•• all right ; then it went beyond its usual sleed ; finally, roes three o'clock in the afternoon, the boiler burst. '1 he building appeared as thseteli u collapse had taken osople were killed. others wounded, and Cie building was throat" into a Idea of ruins. It ails found that 17 were more or k,. grievously aoulided, and 12 "ars s sees Men: team deal, amongst whom was the unfortunate ei The prowcution imputed the emtse of death to th. the "'viewer. in not haying a sufficient ~unitit) of aster in the boiler. r.wiler a boiler in sate •10taiitlit eerie r, it was necessary that Vat holier iskuuld be on. -halt or twe•thirds full of water. The boiler was a ultl. t -, and Caere were several gauges attitithed to it, to iu de ate the quantity of water in it. Iliad these been properly ..3•••eled to this's...Went would not have neenrred. lie s ent. ivied that they wen• assay.. of the deficiency ef water, and in tinier to get a greater pre•sure of steam. they Ind kneed one of the Walla of the strata gnat the boiler, by placing a prop against it, aita ...curing it agailDt the wall of the engine-house. ''last attempted to open the feeding pipe just twine.. the eeinent acurreil, but such war the Come of the steam that it Ertri.d the water buck, and 00 prevented it entering. It ea., then fere, nu am oun t of there being t.e• much pressure . shad ed little water in the boiler that caused the veld°- .. "a. The learned counsel, in eimelueion, remarked upon tl. cons negligence of the prisoners, end left it to the jury to decide, when they had heard the t vulture, whether or ot out to:management 'l6l nut render the prisoners ee -Ise meil.le fag the aeflUlia ladlataillettlall which had resulted tL .r-'from. S. serial witnesses having been examined in support of the iproeecution, )ie. Manly addreowil the jury for Firth, and Mr. Over .ad bar Ilelliwell. The substance of their remarks was that the psieoners were without the slight...A blare rieperting the cetatrophe. Firth hail relations At the mill when the eeplosion took place, and therefore it was submitted that he a ould not .n•langer their list, by wilful carelessness on his part; an! 11011.01 was. a man who had always exhibited the greatest care and caution in the Illatlagetheat of the 1 , Witneo.e., two of whom were magistrate., gate Cie prisoners mot unexcept . able characters. The jury , after a few minutes' consideration, delivered a verdict of 'Nur Guilty. :iw Pours.—Batas Ida. Jmm~ CilT•Wilit. AND • SrretAL Wool) r. Tile MANCIILATER, SIIITTIEI.P. AND LINCOLN ',MIDI IiAILWAT C . .—ItAILWAT ACCIDENT. The plaintiff in this action is a farmer and, tanner. 61 I year, of age. living at Cnshelf thank, in the parish of Pe nidime. Mel he brought his action to mower compensation fur the loss of both his legs, which lass he alleged was in WORSIIIP-STREET. I conwyuctsee of the negligence of the company's ,Trants. Mary :Line Mayne was charged with having, in conjunc t/7i the tstli of September last, the plaintiff attended Shef- Don with another woman, not in euetudy, administered a 11.1 d market. sad left that town in the eveniug by the quantity of chloroform, or other deletenous drug, to Mr. half-past six train. The train was a heavy one, John Ewen.en. anti rubbed him of gold and silver monies and as the gradient* are steep, two cni;ine< were attached to to the value of 10/. Os. 6d. it. It was nut until after the proper time that the train The prosecutor—l reside at Ahamouth, in; Florthumber et.irted, and was cousequently late in arriving at the land• and am master of a trading vessel between Hull and Deemer station, where the plaiutiff had to get the Thames. My tenet arrived in the St.: hatharine'a oat. It was quite dark when the train arrived at Deepear, Docks on Thursday afternoon, and between 7 and 8 o'clock and the door of the carriage in which plaintif f was seated in the evening I went to a tavern on Tower-hill to meet a was opened, and the plaintiff got off his seat to leave the friend. I was perfectly sober, and haying changed a sove cerriaite. The train was then standing still, and the Mos. I placed the change, 19s. 6.1., in one end of my purse, plaintiff had got his foot upon the step, when a jerk was and saw that I had 91. 10e.. in gold in the other. On plac felt, and the plaintiff was thrown down amongst the wheels I hat the purse in my pocket, I and my friend left the house of the carriages, part of which had let:[ disconnected, and together. After the close of our conversation we eepa.rated, those so disconcerted ran over the poor man's legs and I and I returned in the direction of the dock to rejoin my injured them dreadfully. It was ascertained that the ship. On my way I was stopped by the prisoner, who dummy" carriage hail separated from the engine, and one I gave me a dab on the mouth with something lila: a hand. nt the inquirers asked the engine-driver why the aide-chains luarchief she had in her band, and from that moment I had were net linked, as well as the middle coupling chains, and not the slightest recollection of anything that took place h e answered the side chains were broken and would not until I was woke up about four o'clock on the following fawn. Mr. J. Ward, a surgeon, was present when the meriting by a powerful black man, and found myself in a aecident tools place, and he had the plaintiff conveyed to his , miserable room, lying upon a hest with all my clothes on. own home, and he sent for Mr.Jacksou from Bheilield, and The Muck man peremptorily ordered me out of the house. it wee f necessary to amputate Leith his legs. Plaintif f and I was so confused that I mechanically obeyed him, but was under Mr. Ward care until about the end of Decetn- after walking down the street in the air a short way, I her list ; and rtenow brought hie action to recover thought of my money, and, on thrusting my hand into my com,ensation for this PeThltta injury and personal I reket, I tonal that the money and purse were both gone. shortly after met a pulices s. whom I told that I had sy after tae been robbed. =Shaving described the circumstances, and the house I had been turned out of, he at once took me back to it, and en entering the same roam we found a wo man in bed with the black man. The rowdablo ordered her to sit up. and the amount she did so I recosmis,d her as the same woman who had Riven me the dab on the mouth, and from be her the *deer picked up my handkerchief. Taylor, a con.table of the II diti , ion, epoke to meeting with el:apt:lama: goin-4 with Lim to the home, finding the hin , lkenlm f and subsequently the purse. Mr. Arnold committed the prisoner for trial. BEirE ,, T TO UNMSITSITT COLLEGE lIOSPITAL. Thv c.innuittce have rezeived notice from A. W. Nitrous, aerator of the law Mr.. Mary Petch, of St. John's strvet-ruod, of a Lamy of 50 1 . Threc-and-a-Quarter per Cents., by tke d. - .easel lady, to this charity. THE M.ITOR of SOEMAMPTON Richard Andrews, Esq.. and Georgic Barrett. EN., have been appointed by the Lord Chancellor magistrates fur the town of Southampton. FIRE IN LEICE&TER-sAr.UIF----licatertlay morning • An broke out in the EellTavers, Leicester-street, Let- aster-square, oceurit-1 by Mr. F. It. Botdter. The eolith gration originated iu the back part of the premises, and was not dkovered until it had gained 4 certain strength. The pariah and West of England engines were soon on thesecne, hut, although a good supply of water was promptly ob t dne.l, the premises, with the furniture and stock, were all but t destroyed. The adjacent premises of Mr. Addis and of Mr. Medici were also much Injured. Mr. Boulter was insured. as wel as Mr. Addis, but Mr. Meddieott has to bear his lose naassisted. The Judge thought the learned counsel would And that the word, of the act referred to " indictments" and not to coroner's inquisition!, but considered that the proceeding in the other omit was as good a trial as if all the witnesses bad been called. Ilislordship retired to consult Mr. Baron Mi:rtin, and, on his return, said the court, on conferring, . th..‘mlit the 11,1 c••urse was to let the trial proceed, nr.,l if the Plea of autrefois acquit (subject of course to replication) would be available, the prisoners might have the benefit of I it next term. The trill then pr , ezeded, and resulted in ri verdict of ilertittel as regarded Burdon, and of Gnat!, as concerning the woman, who was sentene,d to it days' inapri,onrnent. SOUTH WALES ClRCUlT,—Cmtmar.ritEx t Malta 17. Broom XL Scenes Vat:MIAS XTLILINO. The business of these assizes was proceeded with this morni.ht, tiro learned judge having opened the commission at a lat • hour on Saturday night, on Ids arrival from Car digan. The calendar contnins the names of 16 Trimmers, in addition to 6nir liorough Trimmers. The offences ("barged aro nearly all of a serious character. One Trimener is charged with a d•..tbke tuur.ler (the bougharne Toiminiug can•), being Judith-a roe causing the• death of 31,.••. sl•Ccrne, her mistress, and that of her fellow-servant by administer ina arsenic The wrinl jury havimt been sworn, his iord•bip eharued them at ~,we length, but the observations possessed uuly I local inter:at. )lIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—Yvirrr.nAt. IDIPILI Ma. alai OUST AD.aa. A.I•T aT Jrwc The March adjourned general session of the pence for the county of 31ii1,11,sez enwrap:teed thin morning at Hicks' Clerkeuweil, before Mr. Serjeant Ailatu., Mr. POWllail, Mr. Witham, Mr. Woodwanl, Mr. Stock, Mr. Young, dc. The calendar contains the manses of sittyons prisoner+ for trial. of whom 61 are indicted for felony and I tire far misdemeanor. I'ENN V THEATRUM. Fr«lerick, ll . Blirzo t. anti Jahs Herbert llayea, who pleaded guilty at the la •t .4,141111 t tan indictment eh:ironer them witli hoeing kept an nolieensed place for mus!c and dant-M;—a penny theatro—in the mirish of St. Ann, Lime house, were brought iv., for judgment. Mr. M. Premien/2.4 • iid he WAS instructed on the part of the prosecution to say the: the nuisance complained of hail been abated, and that in pursuance .tithe order of the court, nearly the whole of the trap:dugs of the " theatre " bad been - s!. strived, and therefore there was nothing to urge further a zainst tho deo nil int• at the bur. Rut he had nt the use time to ,tatt , that thi landlord of the premi•es bad rtiseal them to be It t :or precisely similar purposes, and us 11: Wail a nun of eonsiderable property, it , 0140 right that hi• eonduct b: went:need to the court. learn. d Judge Tail the landlord was doing this with hi. cy .. opt it, and after ample whruing, and if ho were in dicted Le would, if the fact of his hating advertised the peens's:4 in the way stated wa. proved in eiidener, stand hut a sorry clinnee of heirs found not guilty: anti he might depend upon it the mart would pass a sentence that would oi-rato as an example to others who were acting in the Unit! manner. The tend3nts were then anima to enter into th, ir own r-eonnisautes u. W. to oppe...r and receive judgment wh.n called upon. THE POLICE COUR2 MANSION-HOUSE. Joseph biros 119rnp.ka, who was some days ago charged before the Lord Mayor with having felonitenly mid know ingly uttered a forged bill of exchange for the payment of 430/. 9.. 71. with fittest! to th•leaud the London Joint Stuck Bank, ~, :4 brought up for final examination. Mr. Bush. of the firm of Bush and Mullen+, solicitors to the committee of 11,111:i r• for robs -time against forgeries and fr tud, attended fur the prosecution. Th s following is thy additional evid••nre upon that case : Mr. Hobert Mackenzie—l tun u stb-rehaut at Dundee, and earn- on lins:n •ss with Jame. Ibunsey the Younger, under the tient of Markt ii:tie, Ramsey, and Co. There is no tubes. firm of that name in Dundee. The acceptance to the Lail meal - at:A is not that of myself or my partner, or of any person authorised by me. No person accepts bills fur , our firm but myself and may partner. and I know nothing or the prisoner or the drawer of the UAL ' The ;sris•nier, it will be recollected, had been taken into custody by the direction and in the presence of Mr. Am ino-, Moore, One of the directors of the London Joint Stock Hoak, to whom he stated upon being asked whether he bad any explanation to give respecting the bill that he was ea dearouring to make an arrangement by which it would be withdrawn. Ile also stated at the first examination that he was not the delinquent, and that the whole was a tiome of cunning, temptation, and treachery, to which 1w had been a victim. and that Le chose abroad and openly to admit the fart, ens! plead guilt:- to the charge. Hr. flush stab d yesterday after the above examination was toorluded, th st he had another serious charge of a she'lstr kind widest it was his duty to detail. 'fbt f0r0w . .1.4 is tha evidence in the second ease : The prisoner having been put to the bar, was charged with has ing feloniously and knowingly uttered a bill of ex change for the payment of 601./. 3s. :kb, with intent to &- frau-I Elwant Loyd the younger and others. Mr. Hobert Mack, nxie, one of the whim... , examined mem the former chas•ge, mitt the acceptance to the bill fur Cog. 3... rid. is not that of myself or my partite'', or any p e reon outlaw:kali by me. Mr. William Bantb,r the younger staid—T am cashier to M e ssrs. Loyd, Entwistle. and Co. of Manchester, hankers. I produce the u ,st • bill-book. I also protium: a bill of exeltonee dated Ilainhunt, 2 8 0 1 D+ l,l2l, vro 16 • 10, dras , li by W e t, sr and `':hoer, at roar months after date, MINAS Messrs. Markenzie. Ramsey, and C. 0., of Duudee, for COIL Sts. ad. It purports to be weepu Ihe Markenzie, Ramsey, and Co., to be s made payable art tit? 10.uilust and Westminster Dank, in Loadmt. I received this bill in the course of lousiness front, I believe, a clerk of the priomer's on the 4th of January last. The memorandum produred was brought at the same time. I know the primtser's handwriting, and base seen him write. Th. indorsement on the bill, Herrick., Schoer, and Cu., is il toe prisoner'. baudwriting, and the memo randum is aim in his handwriting. The prisoner has been known as .1 CIPSOUItr to our hossm about two years. The lacessant of Horracks, Selmer, and Cu., leas opened at our hnu.r about fifteen mentlis ago. It was to that account the amount of the bill was ce die .1. and there is an entry of it in my writing in the waste bill hook produced. 'fin prisoaer, upon lasing addressed in the usual terms by th • Lord Mayor, said, circumstances hose occurred since I fird am.. area here, w hich induced me to htqw ' and I h Eery I rin if I have an opportunity, and be remaladad, bring forward circumstances which will put a dilfcrtnt light on thew transactions as regards myself. Therefore I hope that your lordship will grant mu a remand, in order that I might have that opportunity. The Lord Mayor said he had no power, OA the prisoner must leo ow, to try the ease, and nothing that could be urged by the primer could alb r his determination to commit.. 'tine prisoner 'souk', at the trial, have the opportimity of stating anything which might operate in altering the effect of the circumstances alleged against him. Mr. Duch salad there were other forgeries with which it might be considered necessary to charge the prisoner at the' Central Criminal Court. one of which was fur 6721. 7s, and another for 2141. 7s. 21 The prisoner was then committed for trial on the two first accusations. The Lord Mayor requested that the press would announce hi. receipt for the poor box of 3!., from "T. M ," Notting ham; of 11. Is. from .• W. 11. Hobe ;" of re, in postage stamps from - 0 B. ;" and of the half of a di. Bank of Eng land note, numbered 66,340, from ‘• W.," who promised to transmit the other half upon seeing the donation publicly noticed. MARKETS. COTTON'.—LivEttrooL, MAitrit 18.—There has been rather an active market to-day for Invader. The sake are 6,000 bar, of which have been taken by spoiiaLatora. Cromparcil ark!' Today's quotation% American ouaton rangasfr under 'fittl. per lb. t. Ad. dearer, whilst other kinds leery little Mango'. The mar:et clove fi r mly. The sal, consist t ,500 American, d.o Surat.. and 41. I s lands. The apeculatiam th week le all in Bowed at Lid. and Lld., midis Ofe ins at about tad. per lb. MANnittioTTn, Mallen 18.—The market for cloth and yarn ha. twin inner tans from the nanne of at saltiest bmu the United States we were led to expect. Spann, ro have asked 4.1. to Id. ry r lb., advance for yarn. priducial from American descripti do of cotton ; and notwithstanding Ike advice+ that cotton had further declined in the states to tba extent of a tarthanar. th-y have succeeded eery g.tnernly in establishing this ode owe, Our manufacturers bare abler esinbated correrpondlng tirmne s, and we bare hal a for amount of busincio far export, eapreolly In India aural:ors and onaattiee of yarn, and in shicing. : the advice. from he'll and liana beam of a much in re encour..ging char ,stet than Close '.rou,rht by Lot mails. The home-tratie hulloes. are doing rather more than of laic, hot the trade is Ohl molt d i.easuid. Tat.isg the market as a wimp, it had a more cheertul aspect, anal greater acuvey than was eapeced. WOOLLEN cLoTns.— LEED., 31Ancit 14.—The tioark , t has been eta sliebt4 improved chsraetee to.day ; the awe of Noel. was gaol, and a ea.ber better buffo to has been dome. Several =teleran urem who lyre heretofore been dellecrion entirely to order, atc new brinsin4 there ;:..de to market ; Maas ac corm• (plenty uterer•ing in bulk. _ . Wool..lll'ut ttrit ,, r Areh IS.—Thi.etapie branch of hu,ine-f , has hen tltt during the tom week. •c.trce:p dry t.t the nuc,nte.tar. r. hose been in the market for Jul kinds ut Wow. They are no doubt elvecting to buy a ti tie eai r. MAN I: F ACT 1: RE S. —I It' tKA YIELD, March 18.—Our pew market Itsw Wm my tilt, patty, no ...tow t, ariolow from the ...ow-. of the day, foe It lirs rained very heavily L.litkezearrilgw. lhe rueltenuni have during the k been rather bean than tx a week or two luck. Frew fur sow& reniain drat. Cal:N.—nALESWoltill, >1 tr& t IS.—We Ilati 6 small siteUtlit re and a iirattoll show of Whoa, ono, slttoutult ro setuol wilewhee mut rstablishril, our trait- was quite arm. Muth) is hr. comma quite eshaested to ttral. ne haulm. r.od priori arra TOSilltaitkA. %%hest, white, 40s. to 41s. per qr.; fl..d, 3;a. to itchy, Vs. to lirt.L, March 18.—More tone has pervaded the trade ttutiug tic past week, and in the flintiness''. et holders lace had the ::.leantage. Our own brought a pair supply sf Wheat tor to. day's market, and. milers b ins tree burets, the whole woo sell exited on In sive the prices current Lot week. Foreign is la UMW n .lac 1, .nd full palms tibtatred for ship parcel, Orsnarled lota do not Tv-. more otf, but the stack of really goad Wheat is not Per It spry Of trot quality mut Wright Wr eleertetne • gond deut irsl, end such is rather came ' fetching Is. aticaneti; grltslmi Asa is in • oime impromd request. Other d,crlptions ot spnsg torn are quite The impost of Litt.ed omen not crime 7n the market: a moth - I,W business ha Se.n Jaw from warehouse, at fully late prises. A tar amount business Wolin, in Cakes, both lIng11•4 anti line reign. In ltaisoweil we are wi bout transaelions, :awl for Ct.:, Ptisms .re . 4, n‘ct hat it fern, v. itie following aro the truatitions : Wb. at, English, reel, pro qr., 3 , 5. to 35 , 4 white, 4 0 4. to 4W.; Madam tont kontsdicrit, 4 w.to Inn; Pont, milieu and Ilantburg, Ma. to 444.; Holstein, and l riesland, 314. to 2.74.• Itu.dua and tolosou, :An to Ws. Mats, English, Ike. to Is'.; llutwly 14s. to Ire.; Friesland, 114.0 d. to Isis ; IttroWn, 11s. MI. to 160. od. Itur :ey, tmaing, 245. to 260.; Manilas:, •. 21s. Leann 255. to 286; foreign, 255. to Ifs. Nos, a nite, yellow, and blue, 22s.tokan; grey and black, lis. to 265. Limed, ld,ck Sea, 43a to kw. l'eter.burg, 42a. W Mts.; lUla and Archangel, See. to 42e.: Konir ; berg and 51emel, Ins. to 12e. Linseed Oakes, Hull, 71. Ts. Gil. to 71. Ir.; la. torvign, 11. ks. ; inGelor, N. lb. Itaficsmll, :cif. tin. ItapeCakes, MG. T.oe+, EngiObt k:isd foreign, VA. to ans.; Nye Meal, dt, Import. iron. March 1.14: Wheat, 3,41 i. qrs. • Bark y, ISO; Ur ark la; tare., 3 uB; Lin seed, 2,761; Oil lakes, felons. - • • • - . • itNWltit MAttutt 18.--We note no alt . :ration in price, of grain trout tweet. Tbe rupply 01 Wheat war Vsne tng I, irk, iu requog, rot! rt hilly nit. . ..l het Las Wiwi week. gut ld MA highly ut 'hung, rev, WU. • Alien IS. Our arrivals of !train arc moderate; fresh English Wheat fr tans the cremate prise a tut to eket die, whilst for old ferret :in tt ee Is no tondo , eturnt In val.. Barley Is steady. New beans bolt roher more tongs at fall rates, other d-wilyttutle ns b: ore. In oats she7ine. and other oriole, no a:ter:W..ll. Arrivals 1t... week: heat, il,unr; Outs, 331; 3,000; Beane, 1,419; Psi, ant; Reprised, 1; Letoirrox BuseAnn, Morel% 19.—Th.•ro wit. again hot • moderate supply I all grain at market. tlAtiq no tended Is per load higher, and Daley Is. per quarter. Pesos and tSts have likewise rather a canned in salve. per toad at bld, to 274. 641.; Lew, 20.-. to 2.14. liar!. y, per hap. qr., Ns to la ens, tail. I 71.. : d,.; new, Ida to 17a. par 3 hi:stmts. (iota, I.S. to Ns. pr quarter. - • . . L,;wro, March 18.-The trade to-day was very steady for all sorts Of grain. but the current taws of hut with ere Its sty main boned. Wend, white, 10/. to 111.; rel, 10e. in W. a'. Barley, :la to les. mats, las. to Its. Lean, 21e. to Vs. rem, 23, to 275. LtvritrooL, Mart h 18.-The arrival,. of grain and Sour thbo reek ere upon a much lea reale than td late. The mmign wheat is mostly of the lower okstripteet 6,99 s garter. Mine Ise 1,900 qmortes from Cenetonenoide, anus 1,2a0 guar.-re Inen UMW. 01 ft ;tor se base !Tait . < d i Laul herrelo Oruro theCnitcd Melee and 6,3211 act. trust France. The wtek's import of Indian care Is 9e41 quarter* cad time:port 7,399 quarters. 'tie' en port of wheat and flour to frair.d and Comet, i-e atands 2,263 quarter!, and 2,489 barrels end 1,100 Pate. redpectim ly. 2031 barrels of dour have been expmeed thie we, k to the Cope af nod !lupe. There Les been us ire buoy os , e on or trade during the work, but without 'emoting in much extol .on of Moines% and pm,. here mareely Irate Higher rata gaiessie'y were required at ta.• begin ning el botenero at mar corn hachinge tine morning. The neilirn oull dcookre were teatitafit to aereile to three, but teeinite: v a fair isnot of tranoactions mewed In wheat, ist an toile ,I . Id. per hu.hen o end in come cases 2d. on the tires of tins day we. S. 1 tie beet emu, were also id. per bushel higher. Its fifer and eater - al them woo about the ip.oal &Markt of hu.iu se , at eery ittsl price , . Egyptian brans, imptorml hd. per quarter. Indian corn wadi sem itl. tos thl. per oprotter deuier than tad Sue day, and u talr extent el W... 4 wads Oar ohipticio. to Ireland. Wheat, Eaglub, per Nebo., rat, uist, 64, to On. ue. • nor S.. hd. lot. • white, old, ao. w Os. 34.; new, Se. %Ito hi. Id.; Irish, re hold, 34.1 d. was 4d.; new, 60, Id. t a Ss. 74.; white, new, to. url. to .3*. ed. lemley, anosii•lx, per qearter, chevalier i:10. W 26,.; Scotch end Iroolo, pr Men., :131. to 3e. G. Malt, tee quarter, English, pat., 49, to Set; hest, 40s. to 40s. 0W... pet 43itos., bragima and hostels, old, ii. 74. to 20. led.; N eloh, 04, to. el. to Si. ; loose, fine c o lts, old, 2s. SS. to 2e. 68.; new, 2s. td. to ; permit owts, old, 2e. 401. to 2s. ad.; new, 20. 3,1. to 2e. 4.1.; Mack, new, 2e. 2sl. to 23. Itemoo, per sir., Enalioh, 275. to 3. se.; heutehanilstob, per iselbe, 235. to Ses.; new, Si.. to reim, per qr., English, white, stet to Ste. Float . , per 2esebo., Eng lee led truth, superitne, 29e. to Siet ; extra, 31s. hd. to ';2..0.1. I kemeal, let AM of 2Wlbe., Wok 1920, 20e. al to 2e. • old, SS. 04. to W.; Camalian, old, 200. Lad. to 21e. rod. am, toe 141b5., BM. to ls. Fos reign : Wheat, Canadian, per ieltb, mixed anti red, 9.. M. to as. eiL; wale, Sr. 9.1. to 6s. OM; United reatem Ss. 7d. to 9.. j white, to g.. 2,1.; Manic, Enda ,buiw,nolstsl and red, 30.104. to 0,34.; high-teixo d,ht.tid.to73.oeL; bower ;Salta and Hamburg, rml, So. 74. to NI. MI.; Banish, 9:L341.W U. 7d.; Danish, !beanie and Free:and, 55.4.1. wSs. ILL; whitest.. 7.1. to 3.. ftig and Femme :erg. ie. 94. to Sa. ; Archangel, 4s. 7.1. to 4s. led. ; Freeaeb. Mack, oil Minato, in. 24. to Ss. white, Ss. 94. to Stria.; eptouLlt and Italian, red, ta. 4d. to te. Id. • white, So. G4l. to tel.; lama., Penh, led, Se. 2,1. to to. Me; conesum, So. 01. to to. 2d.; MairianOpull, red, Ss. 3d. to It sll.; Dames. a. •4. to M. 11.1.; humien, sae., herd, red, M. 44. to 4s. tel. Egyptbon, 31. lid. ,to 3s. 10 - I. eye, per Gelb., Bella doe., 3e. to So. Li. Barley, per siolb., grinding, Se. Od. W sited. boots, per 4614., 20. 74. W Is. ed.; Itudotam 23. 44. to 2a. 3d. bean., per qr., Europium, 214. to tea.; Egyptian, per 40014., Ils. 03. IO I VOUS per qr., Millie, Me., whom, 24*. SAL to 3.t. Od.; Canadian, le, Lad. to 29,0 d. Flew, tar bil. of 19.116,, Canadian, sweet, 00,04. to 210. Od.; 17.9. Weatern Canal, sweet, MM. Md. to 219. lad. ; Ohio, 21e. Lad. to 2Se. let. ; Ma ' delphia and Italtinewe, coed, 1:20. Otl. to 22.. GL; New ne.eans, Loa. to 21e. tool.; ditto noel Carnahan, halted and roar, les. to I los. ed.; French, ouperftne, per lack of 2.ssitm., 309 ed. to Lim ed. ; tetra, 3 is. to 3M. Om !mean term per Milette.Ut, white, tea:K.OAL; yellow, a9f, to /9, fad.; l...tropoaa, yellow, Its. MI. to 31.01. 64. Indian Oars Meal, per iuotb., tbs. to IS.. Arrival* into I.Averpoul and Bun. ore Iron th•• 11th to tie 17th Mach, incloistee Wheat, 10,eou qrs.; Bark. 1,1.0, Malt, LAI ; tate, 3,13e6; Memo, 4,700; PeAP , 69 9 ; Uorm T:0; °nand. 3,63 i; Fixer, 7,610 rivets arid 14,30 barren. keiort. to Ireland: Mot, 1,633 tiro.; Je na , 31; Indian C o n s , ; sell; Indian Curl 2 Med, 197 beads; Fu ur, I,OIS rocks and 1,162 imerele. LYNN March 18.-We have had mach rain since Friday. The attendants of fanner. tualty small, and upon both %heat end Barley a daht adoraux in prom. Wheat, old, :Mo. to 47.. ; new, win. to 6111 m, Sta. to I.s. Barley, best S.to. to ; coma 'n, lls. tu 229 Beans, old, Sas. t02.0e.; Me, 24e. to 2iis. Ise ear. to tie; growers. NEWCASTLe, March 13.-At our market this morning we had a moderese Plow of Wheat from the grower., but teem the Cast, as well as Irma abroad, several parcels Lave Mopped its. Notwithstanding shah, however we experienced a Itra:thy demand um fur all qualities at fuer Satliy's ram, avythieg e:ua mod: Mg rather more money. The buiinma done was chiefly is. bidding Lincolnshire, oot 375. GL w 70*. weighed gooteNerfelk red at the sane time commanding Co. whereas, tint old Stettin Mooed willing taken at 41.., and new M'alg.Lft 425., weighed game weight. For ' Flour we expeneneed a steady tiquiry, but where hogher prime were emended saki were cheekset eye without change. Malting Bar ley was on improved reque3o, and good runs of clieeali.r, weigaing Satin., were placed without eittLulty at 215., whelit for grinding qualifies the caner figure woe ebteined, weighed 36fies. to: Luehel. In Malt lithe stirring. Bellia inserts a. before. Boiling read ee3ree, and is.quired fur, .home breakers being worth 233., whereas grinding may be quoted at 245. to 270., weighed 641 n. per buthel, accere•ng to quellty. thite in steady request, and the turn higher. l'hYstocTit, 'March 18.-The corn market this morning was well sanded by tnieere, who wanted good dry Wheat., awl a few ales of ouch were made at fa. per qr. advance ; but for law qua lities no improvement was effected. Farmers' supplies are ninth teen, sand generally in a damp elate. Tee weather is very wet, and delays out-doir Laming work, which is backward on many meat e. Flour unaltered is value. While Wheat stile for Ob. to 423. per 493 lbs.; rod, .345. Od. tO 40s. Shame Barley. 22e. to 219. per qr. thee, In. to In. SaLisnuux, March 18.-In consequence of the unfavour able weather this morning we bad a tan attendance, mod there being but little disposition on tee part of the melees to purcluse, canoed the trade to rule dull ; but notwehemonseng Lem market's. prim were supported. The Flour trade was aim ILA. We had a moderate *how ot Parley; ant in this artocle of grain there wee 11J variation In the quotations, but the transactions were more limited than last week. other ego* corn being 0 less demand fur Seed ptirpore., Were was but lath aurring, and prima notninaly unaltered. W meat, %bite, 400. to 419. ; rev, 32.. to Stet Best Barley, 309 ; Inferior dttto, ltle. to 229 Oats, 19e. to 225. Beano, &whin, Sem to 400.; Egyptian. 335. to 3.1. Peas, 260. to 30s. Eye, leis. to Ua per sir. Malt, 6s. to Iwo Cd. per bushel. late, U. to .d. Flour, Um to 295. per sack. CATTLE, &C.—ROTtitittl.td, March 17.—The supply of tic..sta was Large, which unaided about SU of prime quality from the north, and also some soul lots from Nottingh.inistiva and the ceigobouring disUiets. The demand was somewhat eldkated, and coesequendy prices were with the greateet difficulty surf eta I. The inginr.es for Sheep Wore gotta equal to the supply; 0011.111 May, prim were wed ettieuthed. Beef ss. to 6e. per stone. Mutton, r • 1,',d. . to Sid.; in wool, did. to 6,d. ; South Down-, had. pe lb. - - - • - - - SALISIiVRT, March 18.—At to-day', market we had a fair show of Scots, which were ot an average quality; but, notwith standing we bail a good attecdatee ot buyers, we bare to ri port a very dull sale, and every description of Beef d,oeped ti. per e, ant at the close ot trusinosis some remained unsold. The show ul Sheep was enialler than at our last in .rlitt, and the trade may be no Ed tolerably brisk, fully sustaining late rates. Lamb was opinngly carp led, and, this hving almost she drat market this season we have Lad any on offer, they brought good prinn. Cale, t were to great abutdanee, and ▪ cusAdtrable busmen was done at from la. Gds eo.r, and upwards. The Pig traia was fiat, sad Woes *bent the ease. Os lleef, Os. to • per more; heJer, fe. to Se. ; sow, to. to 75. Best South Down Mutton, Cid. to 7d. per IS.; itsood.beet, dd. ; Inferior, 41d. to 3d. Lane, *4..L to 9d. Port, 1111.6 d. toe. ad. per sours. liacur,ba3d.tn Is. DE.tTiT FROM TIGHT LACING.—On Monday, Mr. Grindon, coroner of Bristol, held an inquest in that city on the body of a young female, aged 22, whose death was 'caused, or at least much accelerated, by the pernicious practice of tight lacing, in which so many of her sex fool ishly indulge. The coroner directed that a very careful pust-mortem examination should be made, and the medical testimony clearly showed that the deceased was perfectly free from disease, and that there was no visible cause of death except the compreks:on of the stomach and viscera from tight lacing. The jury returned as their verdict that death was caused by itliop.ithie asphyxia, hastened by tight lacing• TILL Course of Wind. Strength of Wind. B.w. Gentle Breeze. The returns from the following places d office in time fur publication ye,terday indicate the 'tate of the weather on Mu nine o'clock. Lnicalcs ... '' . '''— ...' N.B. MULL:4OIa Posts. S.F. LztosTsw E. Bismsoname N.W. Plasasosovets P. trvessucs. N.W. Lar.se N.B. lAssurits. Z. DA11.11. - 01.1 S.W. 5~4r Wirrrssumm BsArrocs ..........« B.E. Ligti!. Breese (Senile iitese !tr°ll.4l!ilt.". Geelte Rraen «: 13 DAY, Noox. AO of the Weather. Bala. 1 not reach this they therefore clay standar at rfr;; g ' iii.:-.7. pestle lireexe (kitle Mese Cloaks Breeze Rata Heavy Rain limn Heavy Rain Rain Rain Rain Cloudy Ponn7 Overtisat Heavy log Partially Uoudy Overcast Partially Cloudy EXTENSITE FRACD.—A cattle dealer named Scoon, well known in Edinburgh, has absconded, after fraudulently obtaining possession of a sum of money front v.,rions parties, which, it is thought, will not fall much short of 6,0 t)!. The way in which he secured this large amount shows a good deal of dexterity. On Saturday last he visited a number of the farmers and graziers with whom he hail been in the habit of transacting business, and bought from most of them large lots of sheep and cattle, which he paid by cheques on different banks. Ilia credit being good no suspicion was entertained that anything was wrong till, on one of the parties presenting his cheque at the bank, it was found that a fraud had been practised, and very soon it was ascertained that Scoon had not a sixpence to his account in any of the banks on which he had drawn. In the meantime, however, as has since been di-covered, the delinquent had, on Sunday, got the whole of the cattle forwarded ria the Caledonian Railway to Liverpool, where, on the following day (Monday), which was the market day, he sold the whole stock so rapidly, that in the course of an hour they were all disposed ot, it may be conjectured at some reduction from the market price, in order to get quit of them the readier. What, moreover, adds to the magni tude of the fraud is the circumstance that Scoon's wife has also succeeded, by means of counterfeit cheques, in swindling several parties of large sums of money. The gross amount embezzled in this way will not, as already stated, be much under six thousand pounds. On the parties who had been duped disencring their loss, they put theists, lves in com munication with the police, both at Edinburgh and Glas gow. On Wednesday evening a number of the farmers who have been robbed came through here with the hope of being able to assist in apprehending the fugitives in Glas gow, but it is almost needless to say that they were unsuc cessful. In the meantime, the most active exertions :tr.! being made by the authorities, and the possibility is that if Smolt has not left the country ho will not long escape de torction.—Xorth British Mail. PUBLIC SALES. Mauer( 15.—8 y Mr. FREimatex CHINNOCX, at the Mart—A copyhold residence, situated on the high-road at Turnham-amen, and known as Vine Cottage ; the pre mises include dwelling-house, stabling, outbuildings, large gardens, &c., and are let on lease et SOL per annum ; held • from St. Paul's Cathedral as Lords of the Maaor of Sutton Court, at 3s. CkL quit rent, and a fine of li or 2 years' rental —sold for 6201. A copyhold estate at Turnham green, Compri:Mg a large family residence, known as Bolton House, with lawn!, gardens, &c., and adapted for a scho'astic establishment, for which purpose it is now let on lease at a rental of 801. per annum ; held as foregoing lot at a quit rent of Gs., and a similar fine—sold for 1,100/. An improved rental of 811. per annum, secured upon a corner house and grocer's shop, No. 31, Sloane-square, Chelsea, let for the whole term at 90/. per annum, and held for 80 years at 61.--510/. A family residence, No. 133, Shrine-street, in hand, but of the estimated annual value of 901., held for seven years unexpired at SI. 84.-240/. Another readence, 91, Sloane-street, let for the whole term at 1101., held for 80 years from 1786 at 8/. Ils. 6d.- 910/. An improved rental of 581. Is. per annum, secured for the ensuing nine years upon the Cailogan hotel and publie house, 75, Sloane-street, and four cottages in the rear thereof with the reversion at the expiration of that term, the whole bring let for nine years unexpired at 631., and held for 99 years from 1777 at 8/. per annum-2,375/. Five Freehold houses, Nor. 7 to 11, Buldwin's-gardens, Leather-lane, let on lease for 99 years front 1811 at 501.- 7001. The whole of the above were tho property of the late General Sir Francis Thomas Hammond, and sold by order of his executors. Messrs. Fustiest and Sow, at the Mart.—Freshold public house, called the Turk's Head, Green Bank, Wapping, lately let for $Ol. per annum, but at present kept open on behalf of the vendor, who will assign the licences--120/. Two freehold houses, 18 and 19, Bird-street, Wapping, let on lease for 15/. per annum-320/. Three freehold houses, 2,3, and 1, Green Bank, let on lease for 151. per auntun--;20/. l'ilessas. BLAKE, at Garrawav's.—Freehold estate, known as Leslie Park, near the east railway station, Croy don, possessing upwards of 3,000 feet of frontage, laud tax redeemed and free of rectorial tithe, divided into 27 build lug plots—fetched 3,0101. Mr. Lein:3llLn, at Garraway's.—Seven freehold houses, known as Grove-terrace, Broadway, Stratford, let at rents Mai to 1521. per itunum-2,1001. Fran Me LONDON GAZETTE.—Tues,!ay, March 18. (From owl smgagorra. Jong Diarrare, Woolwich, Kent, virttetler. to surrender March 24 at If I, and May 3 at 2, at It einaltalletreed. Sol.. (dyne... a recent, America-square, OM; Mt. wenn. Nichokon, Liteinghalesti eat. Jorcru CstAhAll, Notting-lull, bawler, March 2i rat old .Ipril 24 at I, at Livinehiall.street. Sol., Semple, Diskeetreet, Ilancheeter. square ; cif. twig., Stansfeld, Basinglialhstreet. WILLIAM 10. , 111'11 Itawniv. Woolwich, Kent, grower, Match 29 at 11, and May 3 at %k, at Basingball.streef. cal., Dishy, Citca.plare, Finsbury; off. meg., Pennell, IluilebalLehamb , n. Avocet. , IIoa,PIIAN. Portsmouth, vicar, Alarell 27 and April 21 at 2, at ftwittighallmucet. Smith eel Son, South: , tante*. street, liksamsbure and leash: ad, Portsmouth; off. liPohg., Bell, Coleman- treenbuidings. Joke Mks.. any southenpton, cal merchant, It arab 2a ut 121, sod May 2at I, at Bainghallortreet. &dm, Mmes. L'nkl der, Char- Witte.; Msnalon.hotee, and Mows. lltlkary, Fenchareteereet ; off. swig., Whitutor ,e Badnehalloitreet. fAanT SUAIY., near Neata. Glamorganahlre, teen manufacturer, April 2 eat 30 at 11, at Bristol Coml. Sole., Walton, Mmirgatc• street, and Heaven and Soo, Bristol; off. as-iff., Hutton, Itriatid. Rooter M 1,,,1,01 Sounr, littoral-street, s ictoulter, March 2.1 ut awl Mac 2 at 11. at liasinahall-streci. ed.. Goddard, Wood ier et, elleapede ; off. ;seg., C moan, llirchindane. honor WAVON and Jour. (ihUitt.. Nml co, and Siting bourne, Kent, cement munufactumrs, April I ;lad May 2 at 12, at Basinghalletriet. Solt., Pe mirk and P. a le, Baitholomega ell re; off. assts., Graham, Vokniunecreet. Rout ar WIIJJANI CIIARI IA DAVY, an, 301..al Dmmo, Devon. shire-attest, ilueenequara , Bloomsbury, golil-suitten April 1 at 2, and May Gat It, at liminghall-street. Ennui t; and Haiku, Bloomsi-ury-square, and iluttram amyl t.b., Bit uhughani; mein., Edwards, tiambrookeoutt. DIVIDENDS.-April 10. T. Dyson, Brained, 'fork-hire, linen. drape r -April 0. 24. tarry. Goat n, Norfolk, common brewer-Atoll 4. W. Wbitwell, n, soap manufacturer. CILIITIYICATES la be granted, milers cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Aprillo. W. W. Ireinz, Uloureatere; reef, queen-square, Blooms bary, merchant -April 0. J. B. Lathe, Nor wire, draper-April 10. G. ▪ Elluabeth-terracs, Meet pool-mud, Wince in, contractor-April 10. A. %Risher, South Island-place, Chaplumewel, Ste ray, livery stable keeper. PARTNERSHIPS DIaSOLVLD.-W. Alexander and If. J. Paltrier. Crwestrect, St. Leonard, Shorditeh, ehriesniker-J. Anderten and J. Houghton, Billow, Lancashire. nail manufacturers-J. Armstrong and R. Hurst, near Rochdale and Manchester, Lane a. Mire, cotton spinners-J. Bonk, and H. Prunes, Ilasittigclen, Lama. Adm. grocers-T. llorktrout and J. Butt:wow, Bedale, Yorkshiro, puhems-J. Cart, J. Put; , G. 'fay loe, and T. hare., 61- mop, Derby shim, and Man. hecler, cotton spinners -J. Ch tartan and T. He 11e, Macclekteld, Cheshire, silk thtowsters -J. fait', an and 0. P-rry. Liverpool, winters -W. Condi ere Ma e...ilbmp,Maidstom, hero, glass deulsrs -W. It. Caren and E. 1.. T. Bateman, Leeds, amine:eta -C. Flock and C. .IV:ins, Wotton-un fer-E. Ire, (.loucesta Mike, ' grecetv-T. 11111, Smithks, and 31. Nrlian, Bradford, Soria *hire, snob: rat rehants, so far us ore& A. entobies-J. Keigbley, C. Sutclitf, anal it. Ito ith, Laois, rights, ro tar us regards it. litmeh Knight and T. WPoote, airy, smiths-A. LoftusWhitest r, Kant wieli, Cher:Me, Innkeepers-E. Maniell and E. M. Pease, Meting. , land and estate li4entt -J. Mellor and it. Donaldson, Liverpool, teal merchants -1. IL. A. Oetenann and A. Clarke, Brewer.strett, some's-town, general dealer,.-W. Rayner and J. Brooks, Pend.cton, Lancashire, bakers-J. O. Reeves anal It. G. nevem Birmirighen, therchatata- J. Seale and T. saville, heal., brieklayerre-C. Turk r and J. Goodyear, Iluddetslical, Yotlehlre. manunictitring chemets -W. Whitmore end J. leer an, Stowmarket, • linendrupers -G. 51. White and G. F. mangos, Nottingham, surgeoes-James Wilms, John Wilson, J. Smithson, and J. Deitch, ern., Whitrhaven, Cunilerland, thread manufacturers, so far as re traria J. Bawdy aen. SCOTCH 81142UErWRATION3. Joust OtAnaw, Portmahonnek, Ilownshire, fish sun r, March 21 anal April 2t, at Mackav's Crown anal Anchor Inn, Tain. RICHAIIIISirrrON IiAII.INU, Glasgow, tea dealer, Match 21 sad April 14, at the Union muck Esehouge. Glasgow. 'sum MArmir Greenock, cleaner, March 21 and April 11, at the White Hart inn, theenuck. Winnow Isaias, Eilinnufgh, rattle dealer, March 24 and April 16, ai the Waterloo Hotel, Edihburgh. WILLSAM Alma, merchant, March 21 and kiril 13, at the Royal Oak Howl, Atioa. 11 nuclei Stoats, Johnston, baker, March 24 and April l4, at tiro Waimea !lead boa, Paisley. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. INEADAT. MARCH 19, IMI, each of tho following places at moraiug. The statious are tkrwsulb of Wiud. State of NVeatber. Use .iflappleg - Gssett , ..' ass.l L;oy.t s Use: CASUALTIES :. Ifoffoung, Spioien, from London to Cidltora=, on the beach at Etatinas, between Adra awl ll , spUt a .,, March 7; crew saved.—Almeria, March 9. Maria Theresa Frontlet, Le Jean, front Seaham for Ihr th.aux, sunk off Spurn, March 1 ; crew lington, March 16. Panama, has arrived at Adelaide. S.A.. makin4 to fe, t and a half of water per hoar, having la.- it on shorn ~ Trowbridge Shoals, where she remnant d for three. I. when ...he was ns,!sted off, with loss of hr ftlse ke, I and stream anchors.—Plem.—The Panama, Watt, left Pk-- mouth, July 31, for Adelaide, S.l.)—fort Mille, Nov. 26. Shannon, Ludlam, nt New York, front Liverpool. h. 1.1 co , tinual westerly gales the whole .. 1 , 4.4 ..prung forcyard, and has not ~, • who: , .n. The greater part of the crew siek on the• flint oiling., died 26th ult., of ski:. r. deaths, and lauded 2tS sick.—Lhoton, Ma.a a I. 1 SEABORNE MAILS. [Ti FhiaOka that tie maw. ere ant men the ;enrnt: Pat-o• ca b► the nicht- a'd h. the mat Castle Breese Strung Breeze Strong firm Ae Gentle Breeze Calm Gentle Breeze Gentle tretie Calm Strong Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gar It war. Gentle Greene Gentle Breese Gentle brew Strollg 311.0.* Strong tenerra Stroaµ Baez. Goatee Brans Strong Breese Baum Brame The State a tho Weather of Nine o'clock yetvritay arranged in order of tatitw Name of Flue. Course of Wind. ...TOWN till:31124; Foots BWoiflow AOC "MUTTON .w TIM nir.ll.l GM :B. B.f.:4mm 7...1.10M0S OOLCIIICITIA Liwx OurrAt RuLTHELD WUT®T.« 641 AP Ilurrucz Elmo% 311IPPING INTELLMENCE. ltay wiewn male up la Usteral 1 Oflev Luadoa. ru Wb3at Whet 14rclk 2i , I , M Arch 2.6 I Ifareb 21 1.14 ar•pnol 1, March 26 1 Itla of the month i'lntoqt t ...Aril 3 lhtl.O.N.lth el 1,011 ik.ver M a rch 23 ;oily :ltmer 9th of the roath --.0 met.ol..lf.ro 12 . - 4h el the 100 :a 4 , ...ttia0,:..0n..10:0 I! 1 17th of the ntonth',4-3tiott,ool2. Ni orh .) It oh at the etnntlt elitrtyoth-.....110i1 3 '7.017th27th..f it, II 1 , ,V1T .... 2ndSclithofm , nt. 40hth onyton March 20 aloo..Wed,ltt rid.. -41 th . ..ton Th.113.141 17th of the tooth 4 ..111.40.111:011 •34arcli 20 fader dear .lloser 7thl 7 tb27thof mon . thrrer March 20 1 ueoLay 8 rri.l... Lcr.oon 110.4.,4az %Wen. a &tut. lintcon l'on:l'bn 17th of the htordi.••4oolo , nlpt. 4 n March 20 COM* daily 211th of the WWII -.9:ilia:Litton March 2s 7t11.1124th of root ttls tar.cr March 29 211th of the "troth !Soh! turn;ton.' March 2% 7thar:ith °futon:a ihn, . ~. March 10 • 2nd of the mont.: 44,00.1p1nn. April 0 I 9tik of the nton!lt 40uthatakt nt. April 12 et1a..17t11,19:h,27 , 1.* Sauthof the mow^ It .t or March '2rl ): rg.,:t Hares Yunrtun. Marra 21 :on IL:reh 2' Nlarcll 22 lithl:4l.23thoi_tu ..ver iihl woo Jstr 'lthl7o. ,34 [l7th of the myitth SWiStM3bu utnn•n I ..1110.m. j but of tbo April b .ymtrito W. 16 ..p.breyea by ales. 117tk at thc ouot ARE IVED. Am. inne-at row., If archl l l,fiaM Rio Janeiro Arromo -off Deal, March la, from. Cfm.tanti ..pla A1.401A-olt Dram nets, March 17. from la awl AtIA-o.r lical, March 17, from W. )Itcl.acra 1141 IirIPIT -at fir4netemd, !Wadi IS, from. Slafilinvin &Kama -ifn ffrarearnil, March lii, from ......... ................... CI It TOX-at Ilriotol, March IS, horn (4l.rallelk- at Grave...Elul, 31arch IP. Irian ll.m.4_,rir Cat-'LINDA-al I fracroalifl, March 14, aos Ca II CulillT-.4 Gi are. al, Illar.h IS, Iran 1.1.11.4 -at Clr iVa a rat, March It, from Llama - aa Va. a natl.-at Liverpool, March 14. faun Yr. Orleans 1.f.. in air-off Livirianl, March 111, lea", calcatt a nxiiv Oafra- . If Deal, March 17, from . ... MichacP4 Hamm' Ernmain--oit Falmouth, Marcli 17, hem Para llmoi -oil Dom, Much 17, from .. Marco. Iltni.ar -ad Quecitstown, March IS, halt Mauritiu4 Jen sVWm 4 -off Layman:ll, Maack IS, tram Calcutta in:nal/4-01f Deal, ?larch lil, tram Colombo 1101IIIIIINZ-11l Onstele4l:4l, 311.Ye1l I',, 1 1 -. m 04,44 la:wan-at Ora, caend, March IS, tram . . tlesantlrla LADYJMULTII-at Grace-entl, March Is, iron Coe! , in IlLaiuf Mal. 14111.44 . 1:--111. Linen - et/I. Mitch •4, from Pall.m :II ‘lltluA-nt Graree.ml, March 1• , , iram Norway Necotra Joan-at Graccoen:', Marc 1 , , (ram Callao NIIIILAS -Off Deal. Murcia 14, oom .., ea.lan Yucca 0/ICAII-at Gravesend, March IS, frim Memel p,,,,,,,,,-.rr I.,rcrpool. March 14, from Lonny Itucaaum a -nt Lircrpcol, March la, Inan flasnona-41111ummitown, March li'. from Malarial sit NYMPH -at Plymouth, Marc. it, flans NIVeIII2 /e5t...11l -On Wel, March IS, train Parnimblim Tan len-, if Dial, March 17, In 111 ralalll3 Z. 110111.1-14 Grawnetul, March 14, from .. Swcalett SAILED. Porrovai s —from Sunderland, Moreh in, to Coltman Cm:Ammo—from Grovevenol, March 18, to New Avon Haul Emma trim Liverpool, March 17, to. 1 %Oust liman—fooso Cardiff, 7dorch 11, to S. Loom Evsoor —from I.MS:tomtit, 11 reh leo, to New lash tionnow —from Liverpool, M itch Po, to Vritot Ilumorm—Prom Groviocnol, March lot, to Dontzio It! too Aso JOHANNA —fivtu LiVerSo ,i, Much 17, to Ntettiri loon—from Gravesend, March Iv, to I isholll LAVINIA--from 7s p c c, Math 11, to ... .......... ....Porto Rico lace Pnitarro—from Liverpool, March 1 7 , to Oiliraitor Lrertroolo Itrit—from Liverpool, Mach 17, to. Bordeaux MS.IVIA SVISISNR-1 . 01111 LiVellloo ' Mooch 17, to Winokte `Sion toto—rom Liverivuol, Ma rch 10, t, Monireal Paomciort•otrootil 5VW1.11. March 14. 1./ ...... .... So. 'homes Point—BOMGMVC , CMI, March IS, to Gotteloter,g PAINAVsFV—from loviroool, Mach 17, to Itordeuttx Moat. —lroot Livu pool, Mash 17, to Sou 1 nowise° Its wor —from Liverpool, NI ovli 17, to ....... ...... ....iti; m a te R ,a—lran E.Oms.,,lh t Mii , l, '''.. t' . -- "-l—.• Gnu —has Liverpool. March 17, lokt—lnma cowl, t 0..... .. T.24./1 an Or.ac'ead. Match 1% to. Nayrna Legiturn VESSELS SPOKEN WLTII. Hannah, tot ILL, JA. 19, Let. r. 7 S., :on. 24 W. Nor., March 4, 1at.:A.41 N., lon. a„ t•sr Penn Men; all well. W)l.. hag* tram Cardid, tar Wi'mainaton, Nlar.l4 7, lat. 47 74.. lan. 21.5 W. ANotliElt MELTM; OF Till: LoNDoN SE %MEN war held last ctenimr, at the 'fvaiperane..-liall, Princes square, ltatelitrihfghway, fur the purpose of ontanisiag more effective opposition to the new Mercantile Marini Act. Dele,tates from Lit inst..' (who had hail an interview kith Lord Stanley on the previous day, anil hail entrusted to his lonlship the petition of the >. .ilors of that port now on striko for presentation to the house of Lords), :out other ports, were prvsent, wlilt a slew of uniiimt their elf irts in seeking the abolition or modification of tho measure._ _ . - . THE SMIA)Rsi . Sinn:E.—At the Liverpool Police court on Monday, Chsrle, Atkinaon, Kober' Rob, rts, Francis Curran, and Jas. Inversdale, four sailors, who had been brought up by warrant, were charged, the in.tancu of Mess:, T. Tobin and Son, with hating .igned articles as part of the crew of the Lord Elkin, Captain Smith, and afterwards refusing to go on board. One of the men, in his defence, said he had chipped fur Fernando Po, and after wards was required to go to Calabar. Mr. Rushton read over the duplicate of the articles, whieb disproved the man's statement. The four men were committed fur thirty days. ; VerCW t 0 ,, C1C.9.1 Overmi overead It in overcut Rain Rain Rain Oercast. Ciwreast Ovrreut Kam tittiVellinellffelltel—ANOTHEß PROOF OF TIIE EFFl racy Or liolanwAr's thormr.Nr woo riLi, ma rut. C: no or DAD LP: 6. —3lm. Mandeville, of Suction, suffered for nearly three years with tearful mere ho legs. Nome ithdanding the various medicines cad treatment of which trial was made, the uleeiellnas grew worm., arid foe await,. she war unable to stand. At length It was dm:Ad that Holloway's Ointment awl 1•14. huuW 11.! wad, and the.• modielnea mon wotkcd wmderti for in a few weeks alt the 1110U1141, were healed, aril the one of her leg s, perfectly tenoned, that rIo is now Mac to walk several mime a day with mare.—:odd by Overcast all senders of medicine; and at norms°, Ifolloway l e Establishment. Oreteata 241, Strand. Pif v i Rain v 1 Overcast Rain BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. IIIItTHS. DE PASS.—Mcur.h IG, at Edward-terrace, Camden-road, Mrs. A. D. De Cur. of a eon. De BO:ie.—Pared 5, at Xeres de la Frontera, Spain, the wife of J. B. Dubin.; Eq., of a daughter. Srl ELlNG.—March 15, at ( hsrlottissquare, Edinburgh, the wife of J. U. M. Stirling, Esq., of a son. MILI.IAMS.—Yuch 17, Mrs. Y. S. Williams, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BEDFORD—GOLAN.—Murch 13, at Gran tegorman Church, Dublin, the Rev. C. Medford, A.R., Rector or Denton, busses, to Elizabeth Georgina, eldest daughter of J. Dolan, Esq , et Viten. terra; Duthie ; and also at th • it ame tune. the Rey. et. A. Herbert, A. 8., of St. Marra, Gatesh ead, Durham. to Annie Jane Bereetord, tecend daughter of J. Delta, Esq., of EbLutader. ace, Dublin. CMAMPNEYS—LAURENCE.—March 13, at St. Mary's Church, Mettle, If. M. Champueys, Esq., of Slough, Bucks, eon of the itev. C. Champneya, Rector of tit tiotolph's, thulium:de, and Vicar of Langley-cum-Wyrardishury, bucks, to Catherine Margaret, only surviving daughter of C. Laurence, Egq., battle. COOKE—BROADWAY.—Jan. it, at Cape Town, Cape of Good lope, Gabriel Harcourt, eldest son of the late O. Cooke, Esq., of tan Dietail'!Lup!l, tu Adelaide, sergind daughter of the late Lapt. 11:oadwar, FLE. . ICING,CCrid—WYNDUAN.—)Iath 13, at Petworth, R. N. P. King•oote, Lieut. and Capt. •f the Sons Fusilier Guards, old,tt son of cot. Nlngeoute, of King•cote-park, to Caroline Sophia, fourth daughter of Col. Wyndlama. of Petwartb. STF. , ‘ ART—WEALE.—Parch 14. at St. Peter's, Bedford, the Rev, A. btomart, ILA., to Markus R►ply, eldest daughtet of IL. Wesley Erg. DEATHS. iTlS.—Jan 17, at Lis estate, lilr.in-hoop, Surinam, the Rev. R Austin, aged 81. t 7. ELT. —March 57, at the ftectoq, Poplar, Yarborough Gilbert, sow or the net. T. Bluely, aged 5. BIAXIIAM.—MoreI, 11, at Earls Color, Eases, Maris, relict of the Bev. M. Bloshant, of Ide Hill , Kent, aged 80. DEANS.—March 15, at Iludyer.street, Westminster, Margaret Helen. 1311 daughter of Mr. T. Deans, aged 4. DUNLOP.—March 15, at St. Ann'whill, Wandsworth, Emma, wife of R. B. Dunlop, Es q., of Drumhead, Dumbartonehire, 5.11. LAI EASTMONT.—March le, at Upper Grosvenor-street, Jane, widow of the lute J. Eastmont, P.m., 013,191. PRlM—March IS, at Gloooester.gardenr, Style park, Jane Ellis, widow of the late Lieut.-Col. A. Frith, of ttae ILLIA:11. Madras Establishment. II'CULLOCIE—March 14, at Knockbren, Sterartry of Kirkcudbright, N. 8., Henry Erq. BMITHP.. —March 18, at Great Onnwol.street, Catharine Jane, eldest daug ter of the late O. Smythe, Fel., of Harleston, Norfolk. 11TACEY.—Dee. 25, at Woburn-village, near Fort Harr, British Kagyraria, C. P. T. Stacey, late of the 45th Brgt, eldest nand C. Macey, Laq., of BantLing.plaor, near Mairbtowe, Kent, aged 24. Printed mil published by Wibusst Jives Lissa; of No. 4 Lomb's& street, In the Car aLoudon, PrUUor. at I!, Or. to Lotobatd"._ amt. 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