The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-11 00:00:00

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On the 7 th April, 1845, " Sir Robert Peel called the atten tion of the trestoes to the advantage of so for altering the anal course is respect of accepting pictures, or other works of art offered sa donations, as to admit, in certain cases, of such works being accepted for the purposes of being trans ferred, with the cement of the parties offering them, to other public mamma ;" whereupon it was resolved " That, oonsider the limited space which it is possible to appro. pride to the exhibition of new pictures or works of art that may be plesested to, or acquired by, the directors of the Sepal Notional Gallery, it is desirable to sti pulate, ia the ease of pictures or sculpture gratui tously °Shred to the directors, that the directors shall he at liberty to spropriate them, if they shall think at, to the um of pith& stueums that may be now or hereafter established in different parts of the United Kingdom." On the um day we Sad Mr. Samuel Woodburn submitting an Crmegemat, by . means of which " • collection of draw ings in ibi omission might, on certain terms named, be made available for the advancement of art." Upon which it was resolved—" That this offer cot being within the sphere of their power Of acceptance, they find themselves com pel!' dto decline it." Woe this the arrangement which . Sir Martin Archer She. opposed? We ore inclined to think so. In a subsequent minute we fiad Mr. Samuel Woodburn offering his brother William's services to the trustees for 2001. a year, " travelling and other expenses included;" and in a minute of it later date, that a letter was read from the Earl orlillessiere, "offering to part with, to the trustees, the two following pictures, for the sum of 30001.•. 'A Dutch School,' by Jan Steen, from Lord Camden's collection ; a picture by Wouvermans from that of Cardinal Fisch." The trustees, we may observe in conclu aim' . seem *sally troubled with proffered " gifts - os with " offers of pictures for talc" fiIIISII. MADAMS DOLCKSIA SOIREES MUSICALES.—The second el Mess agreeable entertainments took place last evening. Oa We aserra the programme contained the foll..wing istemseest pieces ; Onslow ' s quintet in B fist for stripped all 111111111; Bummers pianoforte quintet in E list mbary Brasrar's Sonata dedicated to Kistler, for the and violin; Capriccio for the pianoforte with acesmiselmetsiby Mendelsohn ; and Weber's Rondo .• La Glielk"wfthelkspr's Tuantella. Of these instrumental perfumes= BM gleat hare was Beethoven's celebrated sonata, dr "wird elite Wit entpOtitiOns of this clam, which is geneesßy alma as the Metal de Wail& of great pianists and rabbis whoa they wish to put forth their highest powers it tad expression. We sever heard its Motile mans Ildky developed than they now were, by Madam Direr sad M. Swinton. The wild and fitful dire allegro, the melodious andante, with r " beil= . 7i as sial variations, and the headlong ins-' ~...... of ifte lIIMI prellehly sver more strikly isimilet seethed maple justice fro the tVe=estmoMmilelists Ombra it was weaned ; but its inte rest wen net cpseduallli to its great length, erupt ing in tai hest in which the fanci ful and bet treatment of one of the moun tain air it the assaposer's native Auvergne had a most aware effect. liummel's quintet, the piano- forte pait of rid& was executed in the most finished manner by 3lidere Durkin, evidently produced a much greater imprimis . ea dr ardare than the more elaborate compo- Si' sof Onlow. The vocal music at performances of this stare is alums led se • secondary consideration • but some well-haws well rung by M. and Madames F. Lahloche litre Williams, agreeably diversified the gbe Bran A third mama lyric theatre is about to be estab lished in Perin At meant, besides the Italian Opera, there are the Arwsliesisiie Yunque and the Opera Campus. The new theatre will be dawned to musical pieces like those produced at this latter, and will be Galled Mears dos Arta. UNIVUBITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. Maramet divasv. Loraosr.—The omen hen bettlabe s Prelleresaitt la Ile Principles et aseht=t sp pasta Yr. mess irdecima le the chair. The blebe ship la lielamalite bee beta warded to Mr. Ted. W. Z. MaTreeLella trr 116 Mak opal to Me. Tool that be sabers recomasaheh di the wholstubb the omen weal • goki mill. with e i.v atar g lia el limpet that cheamshires MI set sd mit sell* has ethehip• lhormbses : 1. L. Ntis, •31., °Met Ceseht. brae council; snd Priem Ds= and Potter. The thibibrahip in Camas his been to Mr. H. G. Sishe• seasaen : G. S. Venable., 1.4., at Jew Col., Canto., be ths wash; ad Prolsames Mama sal Melba ne 401. Prise be dna& Pedaling ss • MAW to bo dkins end Scam WStec awarded to H. mats A Ni. Owassu Is to W strated at Btrtloy, Clwite,lll=4 V. Lorlitst yurmsa barlag bow wads by tin Osababy ter Nii Lrs Clusum war Olowirbles, bar* 1 abielpd to as to seat iM sdilliwel isle kr wballa mod WO Ow daft" waa re. swots law days op by Sr UM Wisp ol WwwWw. Pasawsw..—lbsv. J aw,resn SA.. to Halm r.c.. =Z. blyett ; r IISL with tables. ; yar n noir of Bev. J. W. CbossOL to tits gamy a lhield. *MAIL NAVAL. lareserta la lO.—A sertairtel kr ibe triel ot Ca =re ala i art aIhISI aly et the lipliset. far mane araheee atlbe HS et sal be MB as bawd the St. Moat es IlathaZ Ist elbow awl sew are SI as bred the bag teams eta par haft iler ship.—The=sai Oa lama garbed His ars. iss aell Istallistity ease tam to Moak* the Sow of the Me lea le Me Mid% glib Sip wlll niblick the Inas& basses all Mg sis=rl l e a lMlSSet.—lbe Ass at-vd. idled Swam tar 011aThe StSle, Wake, whet thisisereles . = May he pig saga Main easse asks a seesolers as Ihrz r slyz—The Oytei l ; 2....4 . s a bs and we ab et Sie resse w les Sae Mama letills. M he reedy to eeterk " at MIOIRION OS 1110 lab IMIL—Tbs it.tilgate, Capt. Heederaos VS teal: ma sheet tbe alb el W la 10.—011 s el.v. Mee Taft sonlegke Dea Sok le sea. Oisl. Vllhra at gait et the 1~ at the Aashass Mee hew Werburel le ter l i e laws/ _arra Oa Hs, gm we boa aderall le Illeima le be reale& kr arra Twelve as hen Si. added le Ste maw! at ills sad. by the astricettillemen as briereala at tr. aria la be— , ass. W. ilatla to Ores s r am4 /. 11 1. Pre to SR d rat. Noel Caw: 0. A. Nests sial V. Maw% W Iv" e .>esla le ; T. Hannadeles t ew a ; a. J. Mel 10 Bi- ThstwiTSB.l7ol - and C. IL te Hibernia to Maas. Clerk : W.V. Waster* Myrados Boatswain W. Dart, mai Stsed to Ilartsar. SPORTING. IIiTTII4O AT MANCHESTER. „ . I ft 1 apt ltendkant (t), 23 to 1 apt The Lamb, SO to 1 apt SO to 1 soot The rut* 13 to 1 apt Punch, SO ID 1 ape rfai r teh 46 to 1 apt The Doke of Richmond, 46 to 1 apt IhmiNa, 44 to 1 apt Cohn. Dm., 60 to 1 opt Woke/Free, 54 to 1 SO to 1 Sting, 50 to 1 apt Waitron 40) to IS splits WAIF DOM 111MUffi (t). Ilzsnorialran Ilsainl6 to 1 oftrd an the field. Ton Dman.-14 to apt Van Tromp (1), 12 to 1 apt Iplreta_ 12 la 1 opt 'Most (off), 16 to 1 apt 01mWt, 23 to 1 aptOm &Ito 1 opt IltdoMol=, fft to 1 mot Water to Cobweb cat, S.SWZi So 1 apt lied Batt, to t, 44 1 apt Chneb2phat, ~/ 41 to 1 apt 44 MOO to SOS Zonate and Planet (1), 6 to 1 apt J. Day's Tr. lot s' Tun Oasa.--hoto apt ChommaJna (eff), 14 kl apt Maim (off), 10 to apt Farinees Doofftdar, 11 to 1 apt 121adda. lain lattiltanct. EQUITY COURT. Beene the lard Clnanikr. TKO ELMOTZIO TILLIOMAPH COMPANY O. NOTY.—AILS• LIOSO PltACY.—This was an of motion for en enkindles to restrain the defendant from e use of certain machinery constituti= e n y eleetrie telegraph, which the plaintiffs allege to :be a of their telegraph. The Vice-Chancellor heard the matron for several days last term, and refusal the injunction. leaving the plaintib at liberty to (debit& their title by en action at law. The ease was then fully reported in this paper. Mr. Bethel' and Mr. Teed wen heard during the greater part of the day in rapport of the motion. Mr. Stuart, for the defendant, had only begun to address the court, wheait being then en the point of four o'clock, the Lord Chaer rose, and the further bearing was adjourned to Friday. COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH. Tlll q>rsaa O. Till (1111MCZWAID1101 OP B•NOOL— POWIll OP 011•30/11118 OP • UNION TO 01011 Till Mons or JIAIIMIO 11 , 1110/ von PATINO volt ?no EIORTST Or • Pentaz.—Tide yr • dennaner to • return to • writ of mandamus by ebbe 1M elvaredawardeas and mermen at et Bang WO* 0111.11110 1 10 1 to vain, in obedience to an aeder tk or e geeelleme el On Heave oaten, h charge on the general aft dip aseenery be_ lame • sereire, who, under tie *Weeds& et the Ft we Aceeineent iat, h sad 7 W. IT., a 98, hid bees appeletel se gesha.mail Node, loamy valeelhee ' ada. l es = lei ellcer• ridge co se win el the peer4ew &meetin itesei to mew !peel dr seereely eon mem w'k se4 l ebeemses. Thseeepea gati and lasoll. At the errusest Ike eije=t er e mare nestvei Ilemeloes into die iteeeka not tbe welt WE gam vakd ; sod the meet ink Vag orathisr IPSO Om =ied = Lora Dermeosli oil diet whisk lee adieu lei /Mk • eglainfinge AM mole It begteedilete Monis he =lSow Its yarla. It began try line--geweirs of a nolos7=ins ahill a evenson, earns inset to mile • Niel awl dm, = e rt ems eseaos led.* antberbsi to dint " emit peeller " nerp r et w w4 ion der VON tie ia tie mem ani valuation, 'At& 6 sail ands, been &Kati ow' wu ot t to T, 1 1 or st taw i last with wing • dm' ,- oven \ id& Mr , 4 • . 'lli , THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1847. Mr. Corers:it's name was inserted in the original prospectus It was further proved that the defendant had applied for shares, and that he had been seen in the offices of the com pany, but the witnesses would not Rwea r t hat the y saw Dim in the committee-room at the time of the meeting. Evidence was however given to show that three days previously he had received notice of the meeting, and that he had consented to be a provisional consiaitteeman. Mr. Cockburn, for the defendant, submitted that the de. fondant was not liable, inasmuch as the whole scheme was changed by the alteration which had taken place in the ap pointment of engineers, between the period when his name first appeared in the prospectus, and the meeting of the 16th October. The only way in which the plaintiffs could fix the liability of the defendant would be to show that he was present at that meeting, and that he adopted all the resolu tions pained on that occasion. It was not enough to show that his name was in the original prospectus, but the plain tiffs were bound to prove, before they could support their claim, that after the change of the engineers, the defendant attended a meeting at which something was done by his authority. There was no evident*, however, of the identity of the defendant ; and even if he were present at the meet ing in question, resolutions might have been Famed without his authority or consent. The Chief Justice said it did net appear that the defendant bad done anything in respect to the affairs of the company after the 16th Oct- Whatever part he had taken was before that day, and the case rested upon the circumstance of his being a provisional committeeman, and of his having had notice that a meeting was about is take place. It did not appear, however, that he had adopted or recognised any of the proceedings which occurred at that meeting. In short, the evidence was not conclusive as to the defendant's having been present on the occasion : and in deciding a question of identity, it could not be said that a party was seen at a par ticulor place, unless the testimony upon the subject was free from all doubt. Upon the whole, he (the learned judge) did riot think there was sufficient evidence to go to the jury as against the defendant, and therefore the plaintiff must be nonsuitecl.—Nonsuit entered. GILES AND ANOTHRIA O. BAATOW. - The circumstances of this case were similar to than of the preceding, and Mr. &leant Channell, on the part of the plaintiffs, intimated, that after the opinion just pronounced his clients would con bent to withdraw the record . COURT OF EXCHRQUBR. Nun Farm—Before air P. Pollock, C. 8., and a Common Jury. Ilintowar e. POCOCR.—DETINTION IN PRISON or k DEBTOR, ATTER INSOLTBNCY.—Mr. Bramwell was counsel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Petersdorff for the defendant. In this case it appeared that the defendant, who is an attoracy, lodged, in 1839, an execution with the sheriff of Middlesex, against the person of the plaintiff, who subsequently became an insolvent, and obtained the would order for personal protec tion, upon filing his schedule. 101846 the plaintiff was arrested at the suit of another of his creditomand afterwards obtained the order of &judge at chambers that he should be discharged from custody by the sheriff, who, however, detained him upon the writ lodged by the defendant in 1839.—The de fendant was then e.alled on to direct the sheriff to discharge the plaintiff, but he merely wrote to state that he had not authorised the plaintiffs detention. Subsequently, how ever, a summons was taken out to compel his liberation, and he was discharged with the defendant's formal consent. The present action was then commenced for " wilfully and mali ciously" neglecting to withdraw the writ issued by the de fendant, and for having wilfully and maliciously delayed for a long and unreasonable time to consent to the plaintiff's discharge, after due notice of his detention. On the close of counsel's opening statement, The Lord Chief Baron said he felt it incumbent upon him not to allow the public time to be wasted, as the plaintiff must be nonsuited upon the facts stated by his own counsel. The defendant was not bound to take any step with regard to the writ ; he had lost his money by the plaintiff's insol vency, and there was no obligation on him to lose more by withdrawing his writ from the sheriffs' office. The plaintiff should have adopted the means pointed out by the Insolvency statutes to obtain his discharge, but his creditors were in no manner bound to see that their write which happened to be out against him, exposed him to no inconvenience. There was no ground whatever for the allegation that the defend. ant bad acted in the declaration with malicious motives—be had only done what he had a perfect right to do. So satis fied was his lordship of the correctness of this view of the case, that he intimated his intention not to allow the jury to awes the damages for the plaintiff even conditionally. The nonsuit was then entered, with liberty to move the court in banoo to set it aside. Yesterday was the last day of the present common jury sittings. COURT OF REVIEW. Ex PARTS COMER, 11 Cox.—B•nitatrrrer OP A CON HISSIONIR OF BANKRUPT, VIM= THII OLD STITIOL—IC will be remembered that the bankrupt in this MI woe a soli citor at I)aventry, who was formerly a Comndesioner of Bankrupt, and was, in that character, entitled to an annual compensation of 351. By a deed, dissolving a partnership between him and one of the petitioners, the latter became entitled to half of this compensation ; and ho now, with the official assignee, asked that it might be paid to the two in moieties. The case stood over for inquiry as to the practice in the Accountant-General's office, and as to the Lord Chan cellor's order under which the compensation was payable.— Mr. Glasse now informed the court that the payment would be made to the petitioners, if the court made an order for the purpose, which was confirmed by the Lord Chancellor, upon production of the usual affidavits of identity, and that the bankrupt had not been appointed to any office disabling him from receiving the compensation ; whereupon the court made the order. EK PARTS BDISBOW, RD BENHOW.—BIPODE WHOM AN AFFIDAVIT or DISDT SHOULD He SWORN TO Sr. THE FOUN DATION OF AN ACT or BANKILUPTCT. — The bankrupt by this petition sought to have the fiat annulled for want of an act of bankruptcy ; that relied upon, in support of the fiat, being the omission to pay or secure a debt of which an el, davit had been filed in pursuance of the act 1 & 2 Viet., c. 110, a. 8. The only question discussed was as to the suffi ciency of tke affidavit, which purported to have been sworn before a Mr. H hes, of Llanidloes, who described himealfas a master extraordinary in Chancery. In support of the pe titian it wee sworn that search had been made in the proper quarter for the name of Mr. Hughes among the masters extraordinary, but his name did not appear there. Tke act does not specify before whom the affidavit is to be sworn, but the practice has been to swear such affidavits before the same persons, es have authority to swear perms making affidavits in matters of bankruptcy generally. Mr. Bacon supported the petition. Mr. Swan ton and Mr. W. W. Cooper, on behalf of the petitioning creditor, asked for a postponement, to give time to the parties in Wales to make affidevits. The Chief Judge said the question whether Mr. Hughes was a master extraordinary, might be ascertained without sending into Wales ; and that it might be a serious matter if his description of himself, as filling that character, proved incorrect. However, the case might stand over till Tuesday. when Mr. Hughes should be allowed to offer any explanation he might deem advisable. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Mr. Commissioner rcebbinque. A QUACK. Dorron —The bankrupt, Henry Newton, de scribed as a chemist and druggist, Northumberland-street, Strand, applied for his certificate. He had been in the above trade from July, 1844, until November, 1846. He owed to creditors prior to July, 1844, 11311., and subsequent to July, 1844, 3191. The gross profits were 4631., and the expenses were about 8601. he assets were little or nothing. The names of various newspapers figured upon the balance sheet as creditors. The bankrupt had taken the benefit of the Insolvent Debtors' Act in the year 1844, prior to which several meetings of creditors had been called, and an offer et 20e. in the pound made, to be paid at the rate of 101. per week. The only hostile creditor was a Mr. Smith, en advertising agent, who had been employed by Newton to insert advertisements pur porting to be a secret the bankrupt possessed for curing persons of a nervous, or rather lunatic disposition ; but it being ascertained that Smith was inserting advertisements of Dr. Measly, who was an opponent of Newton's, he re fused to pay him (Smith), and would have no further trans actions with Mut. The bankrupt stated that Smith's debt was under 401.—His Honour considered the bankrupt a Truk doctor, and, under all the circumstance* of the case, considering that he bad advertised that he had a cure for mad people, and that his expenses were far beyond the profits, he (the Commissioner) must adjourn the certificate for twelve months.—The learned commissioner considered these advertisements a mere delusion. avert danger, the prisoner went into their rooms and pos sessed herself of articles that were lying about. She was shout to leue the house with a bundle conceakd beneath her cloak, when she was stopped by Charlotte liiittain, who accused her of an attempt to steal some of the property of the lodgers. On examining the bundle a variety of articles were found, which were nearly ell identified by W. Mitcham, one of the lodgers. The prisoner denied the charge, end wu fully committed. CLERKENWELL. — ANSAIMT. Edward Watts was finally examined, charged by Henry Lester with having committed an assault on bim, by which his left arm was broken. The prisoner entered the house where prosecutor was, and conducted himself in a brutal manner, when the hu man put him out. The prisoner swore to be revenged, and afterwards waylaid him, and beat and kicked him so that his arm was broken. The prisoner wu fully committed for trial. SOUTHWARK.—ALLIOED Roan/MT.— William Bar field, the night porter at the Catherine-wheel, appeared upon his recognisance., la order to hese the depositions rend over in the presence of the complainant, wno attended on • warrant requiring his presence. The accused was com mitted for trial at the next sessions. Bail, however, was im mediately put in for the prisoner's appearance to answer the charge, and he wu liberated from custody. ere the objects of the section, "by a separate rate, or by a charge on the poor-rates, as they may see fit." The doubt was, whether parish officers were not induct, din the phrase, "isasiterardlass. Supposinz, however, that doubt to be r the question remained, whether the discretion con ferred by the phrase, " as they may see fit , " was vested in the poor-law commissioners, or those to whom the order was iireetod. If in the poor-law commissioners, there was no for the mode of declaring what seem ed to them fit. r wyb eeteleiel lia 7, the court would not be called on to decide this, hommos the guardians could only . act on an order coming to thomikesa the poor-law commissioners, and in this case the Bader dee poor-law commiesioners had been directed to the and not to the guardians. The guardians, Millirillkollikeriacted without authority, and the peremptory man dame weald not be issued.—The judgment, therefore, must be bed.* plaintiff. Win earea—Betere Mr. Justice Wightman. I) ll= v. LOYND/WYO.—Amcor AGAINST AN AMN IONS SOK NSOLECT OP EIS CLINNT'S BUSINESS.—Mr. t Shee and Mr. Lush appeared for the plaintiff, = 1 :17. Knowles and Mr. Miller for the defendant. The pkistiff was originally a tailor, in Gloucester, and on his mionsge with the daughter of a baker and confectioner, he emillellied that tra de , and he now brought his action spirt tbe defendant, an attorney at Gloucester, for en al leged neglect of his duty to him as a client. It appeared that the itelaff became a bankrupt in 1843, and wishing to emmemeerM with his creditors with a view to super seding doe Sit, be sesokyed the defendant to manage Illso mew Ike Ws. - Adjournments of the case before the Cook of lisabzwpsy at Bristol were procured at the betake et ibe defendant, from April 16, 1844, to July, in allke to cyst he object in question. The wife of the plain ' tiff else mathiri to property smonating to 7001., which was ike Mk and it was hough that if this property war fir elk." with 2001., tads= would enable the plaintiff to pay a _spommimition be the pound. The de fendant was alkyd be bows sekteeksil that he was carry ing on the business that the madam were willing to take a compositim of 4s. in the pound, and that nothing but the consent of the plaintiff and his wife to the receiving of the money was required to complete the transac tion. No written consent of the creditors was ever shown to the plaintiff, but the defendant prevailed on him to eneeute the deeds necessary to raise the money. This was awe, and the defendant received the money. The fiat, however, was annulled without any composition with the creditors being effected, and the plaintiff was left a bankrupt Jost as he wee before, and liable to all his debts. There were two ways of raising the 2001., one by a further charge on the property; but the defendant changed all the securities, called in the old mortgages, and get new ones; and the re sult to the plaintiff was nothing but a bill of costs for 1081. The creditors bad never consented to a compromise of 4s. in the pound. These facts being proved, it was urged for the defence, and witnesses called in support of it, that the business never proceeded on any understanding that all the creditors would take 41. in the pound, but that it was known to the plaintiff that two of them had refused to take lees than 10s., and that his directions to the defendant were to raise 2001., to pay those particular creditors 10s. in the pound.—Verdict for the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Nisi Para—Before the Lord Chief Andes sad Special Sonya BABIED O. LYNDON.— QUILBTIOBB AB TO YKII LIABILITY OF PAOTISIONAL COMMITTIBMIIN.—Mr. Cockburn, Mr. James, and Mr. Parry for the plaintiff; Mr. Serjeant Bytes and Mr. Wiles for the defendant. This was an action brought by an advertising agent against the defendant, who was an alkali manufacturer at Birmingham, and to be a director of the North Western " Trunk " alleged ay Company, to recover 3581. 14s. 2d., for advertiee anent* supplied to the public newspapers in respect to that railway. The liability of the defendant was sought to be I established by the following facts: The defendant was travelling by railway from Birmingham to London, when he was introduced by a gentleman named Bull to Mr. Oar bett, a solicitor, who took considerable interest in the pro jected line. Both parties requested him to join the company, and he allowed Mr. Oarbett to enter his name on a piece of paper amongst others who had become members of the provisional committee. The defen dant having fomented to this, his name appeared afterwards in the prospectus as one of the provisional committee. The name was originally entered " Syndon," but was altered at the instance of the defendant to " Lyn don." It further appeared that the defendant had agreed to accept the same number of shares (150) which had been al lotted to the various members of the provisional committee, and that he had suffered his name to be held out to the world as a provisional committeeman. In addition to these cir cumstances, certain conversations between the defendant and Mr. Oarbett were deposed to, and a letter was put in, dated May 6, 1846, signed by the defendant, and addressed to Mr. Oarbett. In this letter the defendant said he had desired his solicitors " to get the Trunk Railway Company to settle with him for a bill at four months for 401 ., and he hoped they would consent to do so." The letter was written after it had been found nemmary to wind up the affairs of the company, and to discharge its liabilities. Upon this state of things, it was contended by the learned counsel for the defendant that the plaintiff must be nonsuited, or that a verdict should be entered for the defendant, subject to a bill of exceptions. The question raised was, whether the defendant had done any act proviag that he was responsible for the debts incurred by the company. The case having been argued on both sides, the Chief Justice said that, in respect to the general question of liability involved in cams like the present, certain points had been settled by undoubted autho rity, and the decisions which bad been given moat be con sidered as law until reversed by the House of Lords. He had no reason, however, to think that any such reversal would ever take place, and it would be most improper for any court of co-ordinate juriadiction to act in opposition to the existing decisions. Such a course would led to con siderable difficulty, and it his (the Chief Justice's) opinion differed ever so widely from the judgments already given he should consider himself bound in every respect—in point of law as well as propriety—to abide by those decisions. In his opinion, however, there was no ground what ever to differ from the law es it stood at present. Some question had been raised as to whom the plaintiff must look for payment of his debt. The eels., =dike many others analog out of similar tran offilans, wee brought for the benefit of the plaintiff, and at lie awes Wean. It was a claim by a tradesman for certain wises isaijilde performed, and it was right that the ques tion at NabW should be properly understood. He consi dered It as sealed law that a party, by consenting to his name being pea apon a provisional committee, does not then fore authorise the company to contract debts upon his credit ; and it was also decided that an individual who pro poses to take a_se in a railway does not, necessarily autho ries his name *be pledged by the cceepsay. Thee was a claim by an advertisement meat. *he bad isesdfrie fulfilled these duties Ise which be bed be employed. sad he sought to Argo the dellmilent, apse *Moan onibeg to prove tbell, by his owe monk be was asmisenti WO of the red shod ROUldthie ; end oleo, that be bad agreed le 'swept sae Wand and fifty share% the like am** Wag Woad Wall who filled the odes al provhiseal esnesitise era by *sir eon esaseot. It mem% however, tint the sever was ens Wished, sad as dares Wen bleed. The a ease woe—dest, that the debris* madeseninkteemea i escoadly, that be bed application be shwas t sell sett, that he bed seetho rind his name to be mai sea member of the peetieleeal committee. It was lira amasatiall, that there we *bar circumstance, whisk we* to semi** the daterboth lia bilihayt. t He alludes' to the INNINNINdni whirl woe alleged to s have aken place between the yishedeet sail °when. esthete was sew of the premien of the esormy, sad he stated that tbeishai* bed said be wished be seeM seethe esildises as de attain tbiegs , mai, in oblides ie theirs* of atilitaas, &Mbar be boa read, in width the de adapt z o t i f i l e a Wm et 40i., bet thee was a doubt se to what that air was applied. He (the Chief Jus tiee) was an aware of any ether INIIMINAMOD apon which it was ought to liz the debnisat's liability. It did not swear thin was any seesdag et the prechiseel committer, at which saTmamber bat rasa a shale radar. The sm arm was, that male ponenu inimem of forming a lima, bed lan together, sad hod sonelasted a pro visioned eassnritiss, and also a many* seeneittee • but time was me reef that anything had, hem dens after the ponhiessa amities was by *on who greed to hen tbe lies. I: 11 4=1 =mien perm* boil realm* wed theenedos es peemelere dthe amegeny, sad *edit& Garbutt bad weal with them to hams I:ed eaninittee. It was on am &dm (the bone* ) to easier whet abinedieee the hitsehmt wed& be to by toy mate of the ,e. _al cam , Enloe, ila they had dews Whim. It did set that Wry hail gives eaq ado% nee tint they bed say tithe Awes oleo eserrag. The dies ma sing was ea the illit Weber, sad tart& enhareeie elberwer sio Aaa by the era ahoy, bet *ere was se Min* that was one m_ the seetherity of the delkalline. Haber A aires les was of or** Mad then MS se edam* le fix lielnileat with liability, as it tree thee** bis duty to dine a erne ar s reran in orb tishodon. Ile. Omitltuninalmilled tell Me t al desebi ll the Jay le Awl a media he the eobedielp safest te clue of The Joey woe ratsoliseg dieesied * a = llll 4 illie iftelleet. gni Mr. - Oeiftema 'idol *et ** Mil a amerieei weal be ern* tbe le o = rags that sea ambliallity of re fiend was lab* ire, ail thelthe egit ha doesussoblind with Se heed*. dleheibath a lanolor of tbe INF TIND:=IIISe, dM met render liabie,—Veallei fir the Gone AND moment e. Cone7ooT.—A2lolllll3 illAzi. WAY CABIL—Mr. Berjeent Channel sad Mr. Pigott far the **tiffs ; Mr. Cockburn and Mr. Wordsworth for the ille hadeat.—The seed= in this ewe she rehted to the liabi lity of the doalmteaß as a revbiesei saarmlatawara, but the fans were Millirest le Ones of lbe coo. The = were the eegbesem le *be sod Rye ic4 Hellway, ea( the anima wee to name IMO& for envies rellineed by then behaM ef the seensay. The ..Wien for the *blab was *et the liebeideat bed chased his name is be advertised es a mobs, of On prewhieeel seemilleh Mat be ked ear thared by ems fa seen glebe goesgeneese pelMehel *the I = foe he ahleadel a enalleg et s =vileasi es the lelk Weber. Oa heft mien as It sprees& woe deem a_ the =Ne to emelleatent mew esernielee, sad E y = l y. _ the delailat, wee me Mame pens* seisson. • M er iir il l” .4l ,V a sVlMV= al4 le "Hialersegams 7 °m et l e ), m g ponoving to be a list et agglissals he aborts ,wed as ow of tbe ammo were the Venal " ifery=4llL OBOS *eV sad ontedneey own* elms were This it wee eseteaW wee as =Ohm ea the pert el On de al. el lisimi re tabl e& se seseleet=efil=tia the appearied, woet*, eagimeme **thee& ini- he Test .. rogesies, but err wese afterwards *het Utak he theft ef *e e m negbases. This mooned row** to Oct. lab, mei ealmagend le the period when INSOLVENT DEBTORS', COURT. Ass swain haioLestsv.—ln the case of Thomas Dan, Mr. Nichols applie d ts to enter satirfaotion, and for a re- vesting order, all the hin the schedule haying been paid an satisfied. Mr. Da: was one of the taxing masters of Court of Exchequer, and obtained hie discharge in 1640, when the court set aside 7001. a year for his creditors, hnt it was afterwards decided that they bad no power to make such an order; since that time, however, Mr. Da: had volunta rily paid all his creditor's demands on him. Mr. Cooke appeared for the assignee, and expressed his perfect willing ness to the present application. The court was plowed to find en insolvent set in the upright manner Mr. Da: had done, sad mated the re-leselag order. MIDDLESIX SESSIONS. Mere Kr. Elmjewt lima sad a Isms at Maildrateta. 810PISFITNO.—MALstil, 36, war indicted for at tempting te eeradt an the prattles of J . Double. The preserser, maipeeerg ihe prima had taken arti cles Ap r ersehre, Abed a pier el cord to nil of and plod It is the asp tram when the other Peer teen rhea. The Owner writ le the &hop on the SO Jene, ark allowpatolnerg err seaweed exeriedes enrol alee at the finer and of the shop, she Inn /bent to leave tbe hone, when the meetallor nor the veil to whisk the *lag yr Ihroned ands kr to., and when the gee to Sr h i e red berme entangled around kne seek, red &ether proper ; she was then peon eneleft. The key declared the rhymer guilty, and the wart aaimeei her te it months' hard labour. POLICE.-YERTUDAT. XANSION-11011811.—The Lord Mayor stated that he bad ...m bra the Hon. Mrs. Henry Brown one guinea Ike tieeea to [reload, sad aso guinea for the poor of the 011yoflwadaI lon pare heat P. H., mud Ave pounds Ira Ka. Wt. Mom How's banking-house, for which sums his varmolod the press would do him the Moor to la *Wm ILARLSOBO .—HlAtatria Ro • —Ana Shay, a ressrbly-dressed woman, was brought be. awe Mr. Stoehr', direr with having stoles Nese peoperty her 16, Pharr* whom she lodged, and when there was sin that roning. It appeared that an alarm of lbet was era yeardaymarise at 16, Pitt-err; Tottenham-court reed, which area groat contrion among the lodgers. Witte the lodger wore sagged in their preparations to and s .1 m e m,,,,. Feb. 10. -Mr .W. R. CAM, IV., in the chair. Lismumm, Yes. 10.-8oles:-E. Lanomhire, 2 ..-Do. (new sh.). Th.Caateman .„,,,a fp s : be bed made • reastionnesci theweeks, 24 p.-Do. (new scrip), bk. M. p.-Edinburgh and CROWS (4 sE.), . s s i s id is S a ka no mossy meld hem hiss better expelled Ikea to) p. -Lancaster, Preen" (4 .d), IS p.-Do. (4 sh.), C4) - Louden, ow g oos - Tet, was wig s‘4 Si the IhM. There tesslniany N. Western, 196-Do. (news eh.), I S D o. (Id. &B. I sh. B),61 p..- . gisswas, bat th ere wen roe OM ilk to aistant, Manchester, Leeds (late L. B. 4 eh. ,4f -Manchester, Sso lh ld wa s g oo o men. swoesessn mihn, bridgMlbe. Lincoln (late 0. M. i fib.), fL- (pref. neck), 122 4- -Do. By • lisp smseelless d siefrey he bid liefissit Met Om wale be (mb ah.), 3f p.-Prestow Wire (4 ah. B.), M. 9d. p.-d. Eastern, tat able to mem as Ire *the pi rani sE it lie the Id of 37-York, Newcsetle, 44 p.-Mooliburu, Damen, 80l re. 3d. p.- and leis the ekes el Mower INS Is Mgfirras. His be. Clydesdale in., 13 p.-Elnddersfield C. &E. (IS pd.), 31 p.-De, A. Ilse Mee the year UNA the Miele wee would be (mien. eh.), 14 p.-Leeds, Dewsbury (eats., green), p.-Lesis ; op.. *an Ishii& From the max slab be rewired to Think (pref.), 14 p.-Shrewsbui7, Ommery, e Le m. ( ester new . wigwam n2l t* he pot bat sight, he nes mils/ to state M.), le. 3d. d. -Amber gate, par -Blackburn, Clitheroe, N. W., es. 3d. that .errs ot weell weasel ft emit die brie d serge d.-Iluninsilailts, le. M. P.-Fleetwood. Prestos, W. Biding, sad polbut Sur at il Vary Lathy asystlie were 4 p.-Gr. Northern (tad series), `d.-N. Stafierdatire. 3 p.-tiltrop. Dowla rim whi la. pererith the weirs et Malah he Wire U.. R. & C.. I L-8. Steltombiltiro, 13.. hi. p.-W. Riding U n., gig ses - da riff ire be Dow dig. U they mid in li p.-N. Maftordshlre, Churost Valley JR., II p.-Dutch Rhenish; wain tiaras, wlth the perriet dr project would memo ti e. 4 per sass se dis rem tarsi They wen de make unease-WI. TWA A -Pule sad Orleaas, I.ls TS ; Pads .w Ream 07710. oasts will as Denim sod Sae* Wise thew limy to ca u se Twee.. OE SO; H o rde .. , "El to : Rena. 'OT SO.. ' wed their Vre, inallythry wadi an • vad They were , ..... yr. 1.-lha atartkers, 174 ; Ologralts, l'ae . I <eke, Kau, Slibild'ai 10 lereenr die sem of or b o a MI ; P. 0.. Ell ; epee.. 74 ; Ormetues, N. tem* esserol dr lees d MAIL t a nite set .—..----- re sass, lei apes Wady Ire the a sisi be whia the 4 mew, we W. The rapert vs that read„ meld stated, *awry seri hse bra is *sir *sir ex the it mil mil essis mei* Kb 1 &ewer* the mita upon the Tad anent aim rig emit, es se athraga le 71,7U01. per ilk oil the lat fel* kr. Ms rip numbs et orkmen esolmed bes lass WM Ossersels hass new bees tide s ibr the esmerselles wed swim alt leis sear the Owing and the id Semi this oire tha or l p . with Ms the erre= *Os vow brie at which br ate ail dr rim tithe ibis. Mzembery sod ter Italtway Oaths* rig leis sassed, Is the early pert or last November, to gee the pies dal* imp betimes their junc tion with Ms somas" ISM sad Reebre, your directors have °cried est the s =ent Ter m ed to in the last MU- M r17 ......r. b z ... .—el'iyacith'elleet:7,P7hYu: the emmilieles eiss lidesheed and Liverpool. U . V S lirra the retabillisi al ths bth ihreheirts. that, at the special sreetees held on the 116 at Ape they we is semi to the eibellos by the rearly d /Ai irds the cod of the lbabeeref Bebe and Paint Mr, Is be orarodell by her Ma. *styli yeriest at lialtheith Thorn pew* le any sr this arnosesesst we now in Nisi we ask Isis was all that me repine By the are It Isla yrepred Is Ali powers to exit **railway to the and at do yait Pier, se se to ides the Pair Ye liediela ocwoodos thtli the steam this. And a =Lift le assured re *le day in order to seam& Sir wo re pre Ps midi deo your director ham rid legis. ham rlhedtp) et artless week the railway, width wth shortly sense On relrepoith Ild firdederith distriM, sod, id, the Miele et Doi aid Is will Holyhead, a WOO Ilideet line aspis beim that putt eel Dia. The dancers taw room- =ea le yrs yews seeedea to then maid= Is par. re the semi psi By the la i lodise in. thet he r ipm ew aw idos u cers is sthe as adirl asp ll al se t * Os lie* under the arranymeet with her laity's lignallasot. miil4/061. Sir the exhales of the thee to the pter, sod the seprie isyithete. • line a rsikway to the mineral idled Ildl het ran lirait *it ; it Is to join this dMs abed rilet it Mei, ad the entire length of ebthliC essi id 16 rhea The erga. is 1t.°61.. V= acr...,"". and Sk ilk6 =ll, ll , e ta tee, Chi Jeri With Oompany,=. sal the dim s rer Nth Ilk Amnia SOW Ith re. eDo et the w= i dechast, gob Met Dessiber, 1648, to be 1,834,911fi lla. MIL The expendllnes smeented te reams. The reoeipt. TEM ad Dire thee illei. 17a Id.; mom. diture, 393,7651. IMAM . The report axe risie were miriciLly parsed. Spedellireelbep-A hill to he sobwitiel to poreomeet for extendiss las limbs& st Chester ad theythatt, makirt sari music Is the lei re mein the flay to wain toile the esseihs d • Mei at Elaill‘ and to purchase, hire, smd me sissmiselh mos esssisessilyomoved of. A bill woo also slimmed of fir maldie • vallusy lost ark In the county of Flint, to Win the Chester ad Holyhead Hellen at Rawarden, with branches, to be called the Mold Banal, GREAT NORTH 01 , INDIA.-HaLYearly and Special Moab" Feb. 10.-Mr. H. Bornelsile in chair. The settee as rig do seedre_ id thr .varlwas matters pebble, to dr lain lir IS In emir ad Sr region etre slides with ethisiontleithel =lath after ths eilthiss et irk him • lawadebd.rld bas alibis be thee, ==essille=s dab eir gm* rear bellbefilse the dale le be wiread by dr rase." T themoll= li erseaditaie trait beja ni tli t i 3 .Asst the bur /161., chiefly Incurred la chasm mil Or seri were 1,4781., ad se dandy tram intone mg seilli oehilien er st hit* alio. no Wiot of the fionlMMlsimblell stile alai sae is it i re the *passe of poilegthe la 'oilmen'', deleth me silt was Wen. The seTaalla dila bias tali es Os Id ;iv 6,333 f. 12s. 7d. the dirt* ore di nib MS for re election), snlmlll.l est MIL shmil heist Dpi re lervices from Nubs, INS Os dr be Or wit &sir egyrove4 Mr. eat lir ill it ill* the art dem lill. mid was intoned it Or yeallimi mai lig Isi de rob bill in it lei add iglis we iris rein a rig were oared es Or lei rthatik ibe 111 ill be via le a sidith int *es the sod wade le MeV it a iris Ina asterig4 Seism ill be a& Trews gaud 1110 illsitle le iptt. Writ et se. Oasis said the essiliMemtmeM the interest at the mei la India ex- MS EYr ma east sairst. It rut his oat the East India Camper woe* berm et the WHEIBOIAIk NEM Vow., their pongee esolthegor rift ewe dr* la rse ; lithe, the Eon India pip aide at Ova s Mai ille bas is. By a clause In lie joie at the Oanaseriesel him* woad be authorised tie sera the company the neeinenty psi Oth ilk rid the cast of a 1111 Is parhalaeln" MOM be rim teem ci ti s mer are of the repot et the lest leaki ad the Di d Orr* It was will his lid the ° 74 . lthis Rani Omni WI MO tie eerie ther by ar lad is Corsi re Ss. Ili a OMISIL-ak. Ontilen. the monetary, ill illso rer W. /Mi. assisyle Os lbetia Company, rteeli ant seriQ m asszej ihg e ea rim Oa the 28th alt. kr • grad is la making Sea rig dr asethysis "" a ls te ed lan Wm. Oient aid saes esithish-Pth thews add hire clear tank Ilaa dilmoßtd it 3.171.1111thi 11l Os Do Do sad, lido arils Othrey ha yet Ilk rimy askle, rise& disolerse it wails air te iv rosy all the ww ste lbw hells lammeeeredeleglibebs le yollmat-la en a letteene elf lle. thou* It loss it rat 48,u00 sis sit ha hi lid eft OAS e 5. ale ary, and da Lees la Isar. Ms theist the iseell. !he MM. dir n eduse is wilisey width that Ste ilia et Mr. L. lei Cie Ili aid it tore *this rLek tht as rail thisth aid allise that Or Misr id' he soil Is lON it Ort Nil /at. Cali &lei nil ils limas rue =writhe as en Istesei r_ine t et the thlotheilh awd. . ene sad .... llrairli sis SI II aid silky es brae ar willi sers tie esstyzam pia Is ordltuta do ail rim Os Mei i dill rimy= lei imp vote on die mot. bit Po Ali eIIOW lame amp. Mar emeileonvereatiosi the Westing Isis alsina di Ili 1 Li it Ileteseene.-Half-yeerly ihefieip, Feb.l6.- 1 Nt. J. Ilteldhabre Is Ss alear.--The ilia the that the beth our wtherodyilia ire. nth wit ad essi earl thse. Sari' ion it* ire • lie. 'Eleanore' wadi , set rite thesisig web • ni bet he Mile di Or may nide we do las iris yal Oars hot heat Id some time ege, sell the minks see etoombromelsbeetrey. The Ilse hi is Mil will I. erre after es the Wet Morek mat, I arl did er be de is* at lib. os *the prim dth dr loth it th milessil Ewe MeM,IIMIM adman arisalbelatat. liar Mesa tomb re Brig lallt• sow void noir* ad well, asi *warn tbsy het set bees *ee km rib es - this" b as lefty te say thst as pia hal her Wit The rimy sod On orpild apponat et Os * tr. corif from id' It ire' list Os =to as re et Ara resit le NW lig 5 .11 Ws de doei to alga Its. lid., aid a Odd bad Dia, lath at Itherer Mar. is. IL I all dr renlyl• to Ihe era et Jeri ISO, - Seem SILO& ` K ;i le lho stheeprt viz illth 111,1311. lb. 9d., rise • teri ot 7411,a11e le la .art shaming a balance due to the Ilimken, we She MIMIII 9920111 1 e Ilt MASI. as 9d. No antismog of Me rim mei ves 1 prosseed. It was morsel last the dire et rift sow nth le adopted • and Met • girl br do hog yrs ming bet theerher, Alegi U. Pt. per dom. Imo Messes kw be aid re pie es the Iset. The ilia nit a holism be Nth that Midi aq • far ids Is Tam= ban armeaatYtlrn Midi led is die not. dg the wig et' Do tine. Tile id ary bed lie ewe 1a wed:ft IMO of Do Mot, it omit boa a vials Ws tio in der ath awl wow they bad bees nits be* Ili ke is is widi se mesh rags. lartty so any esihrer In Ms realm t re des ha di known. lie ilkelukt It geoldie diet Ile whole lea ti = le 1* gni by the Ist July, I _SM 1 Int mill It was leistisd, they could only re celm half th e &AMY Hay genii afterwards. 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N0w0644.11464._ 34 77444 milers a Da Aso 1 4 Der IA mod IlDeollmorg ~14 IC 44 IS Do. Do • . ... .1 4 Do. Sada 4 Ds. Tata. K 14 TV:ZZ a ir . ::: : a it. . Da 116041-.... .... ly 4 Do. 4..... MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Since Lord I. Russell's announcement that on the 22nd instant he should beprepared to submit a financial state ment to the house, there has been an evident indisposition to enter into further or extensive operations on the Stock Exchange, although opinion there still inclines against any improvement in funded values, and therefore would rather induce to speculations for the fall. The comparative unim portance of the transactions may thus be accounted for, and it is not improbable the same cause may coat nue to mode rate the dealings until the eventful day, unless something of peculiar import, external or internal of character, should arrive to disturb the existing calm. The east of Lord John's announcement is rather remarkable though opportune in cooling down the feverish tendency of specu lation, seeing that, although business to-day was dull, prices scarcely varied from the opening to the dodo of the market, notwithstanding the report in common currency that the Bank was again to raise the rate of interest to-morrow, and the actual certaiaty that money was beginning to be " tight " in the general money and discount market. It may be doubted perhaps whether action will be taken by the Bask board in the direction stated to-morrow, but the recent ma finnan, sales of securities by the broker of the establishment must have the tendency to make money more scarce, by with drawing Do much circulating medium from this money market. For, although a large quantity of notes and specie may have been forced out of the Bank for Irish expenditure, the amount for one, the last, month alone, as stated by the Hrime Minister, having been one million, whilst the sales of securities have not been carried yet, as understood, to the extent of more than half the sum, yet the money values so remitted to Ireland will necessarily be of very slow and par tial return, and can be of no present service in rendering money accommodation more easy here. But thougk dis counts are rather more difficult, or money not so easy, yet so far the rates required by bankers and bill-brokers remain substantially as before. First class paper can be done a shade below the bank rate, but country paper, of fair or un exceptionable character, pays more, and even as high as 5 per cent. Console opened at 901 tot for money, and 901 to I for time, being • decline of l upon the last quotations of yester day. After some inconsiderable fluctuations they left off precisely at the opening prices. Reduced Threes were 901 to 1 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 to 1 ; Exchequer Bills, 6e. to 9s. pm. ; India Bonds, 12s. to 15s. pm. ; Long Annuities, 9 7-16ths to 9-16ths ; Bank Stock, 203 to 4 ; India Stock, 249 to 251. The foreign market was extremely dull and neglected. It is seldom that so few transactions have been marked for a day's business. The quotations remain with scarcely any alterations. Mexican were lower at 22 to I. Portuguese, 35 to 8. Spanish Fives rather better, at 241 to I ; the Threes, 344 to 5. Dutch Two and-a-Ralf per Cents., 58 to 1; the Fours better, at 921 to 4. INOLIER IRMO. Bast EPA, KG 4 I lolls Boob, metier 1,00,V I per Ct. Red. Anse, 50114 Bee* See Mack, leek De. Old Aesettlee, guy NewO p er dd e s• C r aw. D e t. t Do. New Leeeitlee. 10 094 .11 Aso.. Loot 1A.., 311, , 99•1 e oasols for account:9oi Do. VG ran, Usk 00k,1939, I C Elf hpeer 114., i 9 Do. 80 Tams. 3t9 7Y., 110.90 , 111 Ditto, 49 Laths Stook, 3 30 1 I Do. Small, 6 9 3 par Ct. Morkan. 1040, SU 3 3 per CY Spanish Bd., 344 4 WC0 0 14'44.444 144-. 36 r 4. Dos 2 4 1 pr i l r C e r 4 D " o 4 i 1 g 4 0 r 044.,0.4k 44. 30*., n 0r ...11H0. 24e Doyen Boner 144' Fir., Fes. 11.—Taree per Cents, 77 70 Five per Ceats., 117 63 . Belgian Pin per Cents. 104: roar•and•s•Half per Cents. •Tro-sial•a Half I per .n per , Naples flutes, 101 30 Boman LoU, 10011 ; Baal Slum, 3,10330. B•oserts, Tu. 5 —fru of 1040. 100 i In; Do. 1544. 93i; Do. ISM. IS, 00. 1036.70, St ; Do. of itie City, 11143. 575. But of Bettina, Kr, Kr 0.0.000 0* Lud... s .U. Al/1,1•11., Fss.ll.—Esensuroa Loaroa, U 17 1 tiro walls, 23 175. Belau, Fr. /-13b-6V14-005r. per Outs.. SU 141 Tiur 6. Frs. I.—Flea per Ceuta. tat• Fur pee Ostc,1001; Tire. pre ..0, 72 Lou, 11139,1155. Baal Siam, ISU. Hssissan,Fsa.. Lastetar rive per Cum. Bark Shares, 1,570 Raul. LOLA Loaa, lea bias, 1041 maul ; Nee per Cesar, Rambling Certilleatso. 1005 bills, Ifei roonel: Do• Sulu , laurV.P.. 1 01 i, Brit. and Co.. Srd and 410 Berks. la ' Do. CerUfratas. 14. nosey; New Too: per Cents, Hope aul Co .ST .01a7 Do. Ilteiglits, SU uus7. Duch Two and a•lislf pO. Cent., 07 bills . Polish New low pre Out, 70 bilis; Dialsb /NAHA Lou Mee per Our, SU tails , Spoil Flu per Cert.. MUG, 172 Ramey Do. Three per Cu, TS bills. Exchange •ea Loader, 13.0 ; three means, 133 ; Peteroberg, Jan. 20, tiisee muftis, 40 S•l5 litoetloini, Jas. 14,10 days. 11.3 a. PORT! 017I•11 BON De .—The following is the copy of letter from tat WlCider of Finance at Lisbon to Mr. Richard Thornton, cdoeirmen of the committee of bondholders : luminous emir. —TM reentnient of bar rr faithful Ma jesty hoar W mkt tr.ereridentia the yroriass contained in the sr slide of the rine of the Seat Avert, Mk by which it was codard eat tbs Interest d the exterz - elMedea debt due in the pr 11111-147, sheer he aeyrtl rDe Moron of two drat" rd wfY We ben .vain* r bob, MismisOMe id& the tieno eentaleee tn the Mara dr her oretaitad with ten Wad erodiros ; the {wart Moe Imre it their brier Mr to props to bor Moray the preen the rovosatka of tho nth sari of the ae area ; and her =ran rare eilleollo le la is inviolable the of the sonerris Merl la or taniihrise nearer the areal Ear by Si fries orersos aria a the at Wo Mir oa reset iota at, Ms he rimer to the above onesilion date nearby orterry try decree ro wn ondsy's thilala ropy of whir is Sidossd). Oho norisais at the herr area .ate ant adernoliegre the right Otte bides of the Omer doolara to me throta mil UM re transmit r rfor, to diserlioniss of the the reireirs re ad to bar =roortiter, ea the Nib Ihrenfer Mk hapset ars* of draws of the ermartie if lerseere Madhoirsa you will assalir r being rayed la and I emit not he to are deo credit to the piles end riMO d the rid aneworeah who tbr many serilloiliers astreire the ameba mama by to. ilint us rolDoes to eroiloaloor are, sal is the them of tar Dir Mrs the ariaL—lday bad prang fr—fliakaY tho Finials! Deportrer, 30th Janney, for Aram ifnata no Sore Marsoo. —To tho M rttioo iiiirod Thornton. WEEKLY REPORT OP THE PARIS Boussa, mom leT TO 6rit FEB.—Last settling-day has passed by and we have no misfortune to relate, notwithstanding the sinister predictions uttered during last month, and this fact may be regarded as a proof that the situation of the market was not so compro mised as was generally supposed. Public funds and railway shares closed at pretty nearly the same prices as those of the preceding week, but greet fluctuations took place during the week. The Threes and Fives rose and fell successively 75c. Money continued to be abundant, and the difficulties which had arisen between the governments of France and England were expected to be settled. But the debate on the Spanish marriaires which unexpectedly took place in the Chamber of Deputies, has again ceased some anxiety, and the funds have again lost the advantage they had just acquired. Al though the public mind is re-assured on the extant of the financial crisis, which bad been considerably exsgerated, as well as in the question of subsistence, the Bourne will, nevertheless, have to feel the effects of the political news which may arise from the debates in the French and English parliaments, and no favourable change can be expected until the results can be fully appreciated. RAILWAY NEWS. The market was much depressed yesterday, and with games the decline, except is the =r ms . Taw Vales Wire Shin the eximptirm. te= „ 37 ,6 =a . th i su er t ans. prim. &Mon aloe the o**i ressally, were mikes at rates. The Liss share market motioned without any anima- Am. Prices generally lower. There was bat little alteration la the Mandiseter market from the previous day. A fsk amentat of bodnan wee done end prices were tolerably Arm. Preston and Wyrim sold at 361.,161. do., 9-16 prem. ; Hoddsniteld sad MameMstm 31/., in 161. paid, 3 prem. Leeds end Dosalmy (bias).llprem.; Roeth Atelfords, 31-1 h prem. ; Oldham ae 7-111 pram . Wmarderdar and Birmingham B. qrs., 6/ c. p. Bast Lan e+ R. paid, p., scrip do., prem. Mime was a bean king in the market at Birmingham, and arm &Wars was anneetted. The onl noticeable al y terations In prim are tweed In others, there was but little weiation. :111mghant owl/Oxford Junctions were done at AL 18e. 9d.p . ;• Nam Vaßsys dosed at Ii ; North fiords oo 3/ p.; " A's" et lt p., and" At Limb doom s er e ta w a si t monist of Wilin don in shares, Wider set tontine, se lbs. lea k* lasi DM= were at a Oen edernee. Great llu (kap London astlfork) dadfied hem ILK pa is par Leeds ad Tab* from Wm S 41k. ; Ambeerem from Is. pm. to 9s. &L die. New Beet LoneeMIND, emi altealehl, kothmham, and Gooks, declined an MOO each I me Man. • The SOW rereket woe mak Ms ISM as for the kat few egp, tskeektt hoe. Coledadon Halt awes at db. Irked and Boar Thirde, 11 I mLlldgegt, 601. Ohms, he gm Gnat Western . Leeds ad Weak Prekeesee, If Nor gi tt " Pritrßalf Skim 41 gm. Nevem& had 121 pa. Kennet sad Mem Oimel, M. norm Cleamiet, Arabergate, Nottingham, ad Bobo, 2g. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMINT. • ISISPOSiIs 0/ ST innADAY. lin Monk Nom ainanimmb Os ken (Innilina time rift =Z e i , eisn ra gt . cut neteks e mews set m = ah walkCowl* an.) In mon aft.. Oa to Ore aponalli tannor boadagoiloarnatlO nay. DON Banala SS. C.nen—(22l) Lem= day.Will6.l2 Railway asan taken ; gamin ee Inntantod. Or n otlionanni "to 08.—Olorma AXb HOLTHlLtD.—Holfionyly COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUClL—lllulernasoom, ha. 10.-Bsoma : The importers of Ina balbsomprookedttod to salight dadiaa, which induced buyers to aloe is, aid VI Ws wove soil by WWI amtmet. The public sales of SAN k Man 1,100 hams Emma, and 300 bogs Bahia went at am olgailly than was radolgalod, sad all gonad buyers at about aosavasy of azoopt lAN bags of the MEN seta* were Imo* Its has bees Mbar dalL Lumps, low he goal, 63e. Igm (aa w kinds) to London, Liverpool, Bristol, Roil, oag N. .as last week, 1411,1142 awe. ,• to the same period lam wt. Duty pail assts last week, 1014.000 lbs.; to rims mini Lot year, 3,11MA1l lbs. The olio odd went of at tail pr ; good pleatottioa Osyloa sold treaty. Li Guars ggs. as 31a; Costa Us bought i 411 s. gla. !Saltpetre mold truly at a gliglit advance ; Itertaillos 4, Va. GC ; Refraction 6, len St 6L; a man I extra In lloikmakm 3, brought 20a. Riau 3,440 bap Daegal ergo, sal 11,4111 logo of good fair Madras arid in pabbi Ws at 110 s.. 215.11. • tai a mall preen good mid. Moog solft Bowl at M. oom sod loolts tdabs.dabs.bap: TY ado twig law therein& la spi ine by rit, and prin the admen Pam }-Y- on the Oslobor as is Bengal N. to 4d., Kurpatia 3L, sad Magna 1d.,• and all. Tallow Ns declined to 30a. 34 34. Cotton: LON Wes meld at Jost previews rates. Tea eon. tams in fair demand. Dation paid in 1147 to last week : London, 2,4111,027 lbe. ; Liverpool, 314,625 lbs. ; Bristol, 67,107 lbs.• VAS lba ; Clyde, 171,366 Me. Total, 3,330,000 IM. ; same Lite en 1646, 3,290,001 lba. Tin : dabs atralta bought in 995. 99a. Spam acid without any material alteration. 001701C—Lrerariroi, Pr.e. 10.—The market today was dull and heavy ,• 1,800 bales were told at prices almost lower than the last <potation& We see by the Liverpool Customs Hat of Monday, that on that day the Old England, of Liverpool, arrived from rilianghae, which port eke left on the Bth Want, bringing a miuvdlaneoua canto of tea, silks hemp, lanterns, fans, hats, umbrellas, and paintings, and one bale of cotton, which we presume, his been sent as a sample. It will be I somewhat curious if we should find hereafter, that Chins, which has hitherto imported cotton so largely, is able to export it to Europe.— Manrrsester Gua►dian. COALII.-Adolf. Mob, 176.; Buddle's Westliartley, lie.; Care Hartley, 17a. ; • Cluster Main, lIe.; Darison's West Hartley, lis. Di tun 165.; / cpi ell Main, 205.; North Belau, IS , ed. Old Penton, 13s. 6dL , Tanflold, 166.; Ord's Redhengh, Ravenswortles West H 7,105.6 d. ; Townley. , IM.; Tanfield Moor 20e.; West Hartley, lie.; West Wylarn, 216.; den Ilain, 216. 9d. Cowpen Hartley, 17a.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 17e. Sidney's Hartley, 176.-Walls End: BewielLe it Co., 20s. 6d. ; Brown's Gas, 13.. 6d.; liehhurn, 196. 3d.; Vswortb Unioreened, 165.; Bel. moat, 216. 6d. ; Bell, 225. 9d.; 'bare', 275. 3d.; Mutton, 236. 3d. ; Lambton, 235. ; Lumley, Its. ; Rumen Henan, 226.9 d.; Stewart's. 235.; Huuson's Hartlepool, 21a. Ed.; Barrington Tenn, 194.3 d.; Cow. don, 20s. South Durham, 21a. Tees, 225. 9d.; Tess Helton, 18a. 6cl.- Shim at market, 219; sold, 69. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-MAtu. sea. m an. 110 a. sal. Na. Ms. sra, DOD.. . .0 • Sod en . .0 0 nen, via Kw- 0 Nostra ond Woomera 1 1 rubes .. 0 wino . , . 0 Marano Mae. 9 Drayton* 0 1 Mame . 0 0 eyer.,M.RW. 0 0 W.todis Feb 22 Gram &Jos 0 0 Into./ Feb.l4lo Doran sad 0 troth Mar M. Its.abere . . 1 0 Mediums. .01 Mall= Feb. 10. Lemma, Fra. lo.—Yunnan litwotoa.—Tlie Doke of Norfolk, from 'make; Brothers Friend, from Rouen; Coming., tenni Marseilles; Mary Bowe, from Trusillo; Quiz, from Sierra loose; Catherine Roland, from Cuba; Elizabeth Hughes, from llavannalt ; Minutia, from Conlon. Eurimio Om-weans rot Loammo.—The Duke of Norfolk, for Jamaica Burrells, for Genoa Loutza Maria, fur Barcelona; Eliza beth Hughes, for St. Jogo de C l ubs; Cerro, for Ostend; Rockers,, for Trinidad, Re.; Waterwitch, tor St. Michael's; Emily, for Calcutta. eLralall OtvvrAmo wait CAl..—The Betsy Hall, for St. Helena; Barest, for Calais; Soho, for Antwerp; Ilarkquin, for Boulogne; Illegragt, for Constantinople. Plaseisco, Yu. 10.—Arrived Mary Rowe, Honduras; Virtue, Igsmeßint; Abereroraby, Honduras; alit, Newfoundland; Cathe- Hoe Boland, Maginilla; Triton, Ostende John Bull, Cuxhaven. lead: Lard John Rumen, Harlingen; Rapid, ditto; City of Leedom idaMerdem ; Rainbow, ditto; Columbine, Havre; Sir Ed. Banks, Oillmide • Velocity, Jamaica; Hate, Bah.; A Leopoldo , Bilbao; (bash Hind, New trios; Codringtoo, dnelPm- Lrrimizoon Ism 10.—Arrived Rio Grande, Beithnore • WalWe, New York ; Boa Fortuna, Madeira ; Antoketta, Tricatr. tailed Ninon Valparaim Yoram, roa Lo.orno.—The Sehollield, and P. 7. Nevin., for Alex. &Mr* Egypt; Devonport, for Apalachicola; Earldom for Calcutta; Tryphena, for Malta and Smyrna; Byron, for Mobile; Hope, for Malta; British Queen, for New Orleans; and Elizabeth Grainge, for Singapore and Penang. Comeau OITWAILIA.—The Bryon, for Mobile; Charles liumbenton, for Charleston; Hingham, for New Orleans ; &Mons, and St. Patrick, for New York; Sophia M'Kensie, for St. John's, New Brunswick; Baron of Bramber, for Rio Janeiro; Harmony, and Volunteer, for Galati and Ibrail ; Wave, for Lisbon; Sir Thomas Mansell, for St. Michael's; and Meta, for Wismar. The Jan Stewart, for Newfoundland, City of the Sultan, for Con stantinople, and Emily, for Svria, have put back. The ohm. Brownell. for Valparaiso, and Milton, for Bahia, were in contact last evening in the river ; the former loot tigurehead, 3m., and the latter, larboard bulwarks and stanchion.. Daniel Grant, from Cork, st Charente. Vonir.ut Spouts war,,.—The George Canning, from Newport, for Charlagowa, oa the 7th of December, in Lit. 31, long. SS by the Graham, arrived at Bermuda. The Franklin (Hamburg Lure), from Mobile, on the 7 th in lat. 46 N., b W g, 21 .; Monterey, root Havre, for New York, ou the sth instant, In lat. 49 N, long. 5 W.; by the Athens, arrived in the Dowse. The Triton, in lat. 18, long. 38 ; Bangalore, from China, for London, in lat. 32. long. 38, oa the 19th ult. • Highland Mary for New York, on the 3rd instant, in lat. 11. The Vanguard, for the Isle of Prance; St. Clare, and Rodeo, both for Bombay ; by the Flora More, arrived in the Downs. The Yogi, China to Valparairo, October 5, in Banco Straits ; Greenwich, for Baltimore, tat. 49 N. long. 3 W., 4th Mat., by the Rachel, arrived in the Downs. Sucre..., Liverpool to Ceylon, and Briton for the Cane of Good Hope, Dec. 18, Lit. 40 S., long. 27 W., by the Pallor, arrived at Falmouth; Rambler, of Jersey. Jan. 26, lat 43 long. 8 K . , Kerb., Liverpool to Rio Janeiro, 30th, lat. 40 N., loco 8 W., with low of foretopamet and trumel tree, and part of error laid up • by the Clementine, arrived et Dartmouth. Rose, Southampton to Oibra tar, 29th ult., lat. 48 N., long. 8 W. Apparition, of Jersey, off Minorca, 15th ult., North Ash, 222nd, off Cape R. Vincent ; by the Cluirice, arrived at Cork. [Advertisement.] —LIVER AND STOMACH CO 11 - runrts.-INTLOILDLICULT CUL= IS INDIA ay HOLLOWAY'S PM...— Extract of a letter dated Reeder, Central India, July 19 1846. To Prolemor Holloway Slr,—l have great eadsfaction to inform you that 1 bare seas your pills toed Isere In numerous bad cams. where the liver and stomach were RD:adored, and that they did wonders in many hopeless Instances. I tried them myself upon a servant of ours, whom we thought we should lase, and they certainly saved his bk. Many of the native famine. In thla neigh prefer sending direct to Calcutta for your =tendon. (Signed) J. Browning.— Debiliteted constitutions are uickl7 quickly renmated by these celebrated Ptti. Sold by all druggists and at Holloway's Establish pest, 244, btrand, London. ADTERTISEMENT.—DR. BRIGHT, OF ELT-PLACE, HOLISM. AND Houow•Va Pius ASP Ourrsracr.--Copy of • letter trms tuts celebrated physician to Psellsmor Holloway. 61r, —I Wok It bat an est of Boras to %Rem yea thot I ham triad your Obilamt sal PM wrearsi sows of okstobbt ton Mw what ke • smebeabh Yoe bid araßolwayWd it avallmaa. be. *holt we Arvada 410•11, and by he und of yam Emotes; in amen of bed barth I ban alit hod hem of great denim Out, hob op I think thers !withal& It mast Sawa (Ihmedrble i rad k riXOLD."—To be had of all tiumbis. and at Professor Holloway's lakiblishoseut, 244, Strand, LIMES. INTRO. ANDlll.6og.—Yelt 7, at 47, Abbotatertl.plate, Otaagew, larthis Anders...of a giaglN. !BAIRD —Pvt. 2, at IS, Owerdle Pataley, K... Dell, at a p. BAILIIIL—FeIt. I. at WON., the ma* C. K. s.k., 0b...... R.N., et a daughter. LAWN . —M. 7, at West NOM, th• .1h et V. 11... Mg, et V e it. e.—Feb. 7, at 1•04, Ink el T. K. Dakrt. „et ht. WNW, et a ma. DLY.-1N az do edit et T. D. 11. Day, D 2* FLINT.—Web. 6, at MargeuM an t:ilb ell IN Le. W C. S. Mat, at • N. 4. at LAN INN, Oast Matt., Burgs, tha of William Paha Oatiteg, agmghger. Illartgl6.—Atb. I, at Ilk WhigNlgWeet,, ClNgew, IN W. Ituatr, at • &avatar. 111.CLIOD —Pala 1,. as Daavesaa castle, tie Km. Yrs. Kat Lest et Kan Load, ord ..a Onlwats.—Pallt. a, at West Nile staves, Warta, Mrs. Ostram, st • ---- - - • Pet 6N.—PA. 4, .• DI MllOl Pitemira, meow, a se. WiLlitiall.—PH. 7, ai Williams, a a Masiglitar. ileackeeter. the "rib .0 CaPl. the Right Rea. Lady Sena KO IaItWIDI—PLMILMO.—reb. 4, at Terperley, by the Le. L I. 1t0... Mr. W. Les" of ChM.. te Nary, emend daheltem of tie Um Mt Platetsf. el ;Alamo. 118NT—ArLIMMON.—Telt. 4. at Met" by IL lbry .1. Oveleey. 10 . It Dent. eolleitee,ef IleatLetee, Sena, moose 4easktet of Y. U11a ... Ilet. w 4.8.8. YU LLBUTON-1100D.—Doe. IL 11114. at Madree, flewg• row W. Dn., CITY fleeetee, Kelm, monad we ef the Men Left rellenba , Agues, mewl &meow Jobb Lel, 8.., of 848 4444. hamerbeete. Derwtakelttr. 081774111—0W1N.-10e. 11, et INSIMWee-tbehlit. Weefwel, LOWOW Le., beak...v.o !Lama. OmMetbe. We. ilhoglttee ex D. o.et.. Le.,of Twerp, LAM DOS-11 1. 04 DI. Jure@ (Web, Wemageetee, I W. thaolor, lieL,Oemmielemet ef dr With am tteme, Waten Lavelle. Mailawel the lam Meney. ef OW MS.— 111114.6411.6, at St leaueb, Ltreebeet. 41 Ow 3, "" Whams, Ms. IL o.mt, is Sank. whiew el the late M. Baldwla, Dm , PA/141.1Y L—MMterM..... —Pei. 4, at ILL* by tbe Me J. Ite/414 KA of LelemSdil, K. Pmfthey, %l i ra -LW to Melee. faelbwe MN. Cretert 11• LIMES, raaLvs—vMs.—lnv 11. I. 1111011..010., 41 WI" . T. t K. Dyke, the WmT. Mir el f . Way , e ft Wm, WA terrines lAatotter 44 he wt. au P. M. IteoLot Ley, by the wee P. Howerli,/. M eleghelk MELD, Marthaokmittese.ef L. J. Lteeeey. /I:II=—MAULDIUG..WeIe. 14 et Willow* Itrosibeet el she by Or Bov. 0. Cleytee. J. litalthen, Pah, et Obsibentell, be Lary La, Yr W. it. l6 .. lol l.o l X•i•lrpi.Near. wooD—ROOpi 11, at IL theemieff. Z i tt: Net. med Likerie. 'now. teen 1411.44 Wm& WewlittiNe. Masa esaism d wool Weelhemm e 189.. .8 . MUSIC&of LlSOlf.—rali. S. at UN, Cornrairors. Offelow • M." r m. ". ' rid"' O. D. alum, /Eq., anfolt Noollesa. swomrr.—ha. 1, Carideo. it MUM 4.44 1 . 1 . 7 a I. N. "'awn."' of Ciffalsr. DUol.—filla 1, at Tarialinfifis,74. T. Sr DU of 5. 41, . 1 1. 1 • CLAILICZmiDIL 11, DIEDIIIOa, lautafar if M s. T. (UAW 001:MtrA i srUffitim,IV. Oseksll,ll4 YDIRKLII.—PaII 11, at aroaialfsa, j, ilannarly Y' .T. MA! I.44ADISED,CaicIJorreI, awl 11fM4 1 4 17 a. Tont (iffauiefaaro, DUO.. 11.4 1 . MUM 044 " Ilr.X at Orliffau. •11.1 74 . DL1Y..411 at Raft Offilian. K. 14. wYW!.aa o f JD KALL.-7•14. Ilualea Umflaiff, wita of K. 1. MIL DM-, Mt • Math. part,agal U. 11AULL.14—ti %Meals*, Oa frlff of W. E. 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