The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-24 00:00:00

r CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TRIAL OF WILLIAM I ALM En. NIN fH DAY. ITI:r thief pnti3.l ..t ror. following cif /road Wilt: a . Mr. M'it.at d•• t•;c .ft-t:rnry- Orot.ll. H. as a salsas! praa:itiootr, tad a par.- Ilkia s deal IBerr. I have oat; bad escer.ecce in two roes or idi..a , S,a t•taans. Ti:.... is., be ' , Triomf by, ▪ v rely of .11•11. , . I i are tor,. een as i is wh en it lite her p.o uted by Ilitatel or p•zaril escit-stror or pretty annul... told g-t very little infwmation ;rola Su a rl Was e. .a to tto e remote:meat of her da ordtr. Ti. other ore oar that of a child three or foe? tortes osi. Is Its c-;r1 th child died la a sir, slot: to.e. I toss artier, the moth. r of rho child, sod Liam the child ▪ b.cl. It w a•le p. br.t I did nct so its face. I only Poised it t• be a•I e., (A lough) A af..hcal sat es Ufa" a sac. twit r Oplerea us pitch a ease than a la•yer. (A a-tich ) I wr firot at.p:ied to id this tose loot J...r.r y by Mr. Sn,dt, the at' a cy k. pris Ott. I fornShad bus w•tn antes t 1 the SP* of Ca:term* W•orol. I have bre pet 'e tin.. ▪ COIIIIIMC • 11: ti • iti.l, aad bar also tern ircieet at thy e riot okra tlit • c.ctrial for 11. pr:ratr. I tops mama sot • of 11. w .ap.ristirott I basis refirir.:C. to war ac at. to (ewer of the state 'Auld two year age. To. d• • I steer,' y .I:llarnirt. red 11114 three quarters of span or . rain, hot I have tdministerod as sorb r I...grains. I ...lonely., el bill ',o d ic t o ... dog. Tre Attor..ey-O•ter..—Ltd lout try t I data ct as stryck roe in that err l The witness balm' the Attfirasy Gleans: to repeat the ewe Me. Tee At•orney °semi asked the wi•aem ep'n his oath whether he old know what gu.stion he hod pat to him pea.e•ly w wheat Immo,: int question repeated F The ',Awes sat he might have••.lipped it." (A laugh.) aseatration writ , tued—l hey* certaiely tried • .o di c vet 'Di pima.. of the boons whereon], a minimum do•. to hill hag been admintitored I hove tr e• 1 expert sante ore tw. Iv*"diet act" d•yte. (A lane ) I fret kilt apeeia epee a cl , g. and it would oat kill tam. I think 11 sad e lifltatp4s of •• e brain in every animal fireman ed Me Ind boa pitched by strystaine. I h►ve h.d two ewes of tunes setts t toss seder my own ears. The hest lasted four or Is. days. In my opisoon, PO far es I sea jadge from th • evil• t cc, the death of ihe daces.. cl aroma tram acii-minanied by tetaaic complications. Bpi. laps, arms tom • , trIOWS causes. I never knew .t ACCOOI - by v iniiing at tie tire* of death. The At °refry .0. reral—Bate you not been nestling end getting your•• 11 p•ep.red fir the egaminaton yea would have to sad. rao ? W.tems—Oh, I am pretty well up Ia non !amebae. (A laugh.) Crow-ezerainetion continued—You will find the exerts. Men 't tettnic a .rat I eatio..e" in • great many storks. It is used by Dr Coireleed. Tim Attorn•rGeneral—Thms you my that this death smote from epilepsy without giving Is any on. tingle reason for your tension to each a emelusion. Vl'attess—l * b eak to the beet of my own knowledge upon the fame of the c.• e. It is my r pialoo th it all (onus of con• veiny* disease stun frog decompos.tiou of the tilt of. I also say that it within the rause of pr stahility that sestet eatit.mi at may have caused the attack that ems. aimed the death. N. twithttanding that the dice tied wee report d to b • jokier; and lasghtue in the intervals of his Ceotder, I t .ma i.e ••ittt still be saff,rit.g from some lobos. smack. or sonuth,est of that kind. The whle epos in the st meth, I t' Ink, would have int .nitd the stomach aid night heir off ct.d the The Attorney-U. —Bat Dr lisr'and says that the stemmh w*s co inflamed. Whet do soli Pay to that? Witata-1 di n't Atlstve him. (A Imago.) Cron-eaerri cte c , t,tinued—With regard to seismal estimator, I tint k it possible for epilepsy to foilow Hume 4-still op et the Sc", or seen a fortoight *ter. The Attemey .oroorel—D yes teriootly, as a man of science, mean t.e.yt , i. Yr. lUD .add ? Tee Lo.d Chef lost.ce (to the witasee)—Am I to Mks' done Chit ? Witaew—l aiv,v aw ass\ a we, bat I think it pie. sable. Crest-etas;Brion restinued—l did not tome forward as • •Austeer :o Rise sewer's" is Iles ems. I forwarded the some of tt • eve I t as* mentiesed •o toe nritontea 'Vot es?. I believe tkat if this was really a e 'se of epilepsy the admilais. mite of mo p , is would have acleltrit•d the symptoms. Opium is 'say likely to poetics eassahious. It sets Vl' rosily —emiettises it will exalts sad sometimes it will mettle. I think that Is this ease the mer Mis Rahn had the s e of ',stets, the deceased. If .hen tai bees merstios of the beats di-covered I should consider it was the effect of tlt • t plum. I minim there w.. cosies:los of the Drain. bemire D.. Seaford said them was Tee Attorserasseral—Thes you rely epos Dr. Baas hid. Why, Le said the man died of apoplexy. Da you, %pea poor . believe that he died of ap plea, ? Witsem—tVAst do los mean by apoplexy ? The At . orni s-Ciettersl—lt is of wiry little clauqueseit what 1 think open the surjet Answer me arm your oath, de you o lines list Cmk died of siopleay ? Witame—l , to sot. By -tj •rut Bh.e—Whew I talk ef tae!c Cour p'icat , oes, I refer to a rime o• tone slaloms which, eithou,:h cot *Racily epdepiy, yet par•oh. of •he character of the , disease. Toe 'mitten*, t f such o diw•rder is perfectly well keown, and has Leta alto led Vi by wally INDeottfle writer,. It is motioned to the ertrk of &qv rolle, the a nattiest French writer. The disorder very frequestly snails the patient at siebt sod whew la bed, end it oorseieeelly h.p. pees it at dare tikes place very 'addict, ['on istertiel spasms. It trepan Ir hapoees w►ea no adult is se , sed r the first time with a It of this hied, ale, be recoven Ire= it he appear* petite ly well. Pio= what Cook said about what twist place ea the Sunday atight, it DDOND on,. DO rush etrcusnatencv as the cp.i.tr• I in the at hat he alluded to, I thick that Le tof twee a•teeked by a S . os a me !dad sal that there mass disturbance of the brae. What I meant by saying that I did net beli.ve Dr. Devised was, that I did ■ot Is• hese ts.die white .po•.s e.ald exist without infisuess- Con of the I:oweeb. _ Dr. Bahbridga said—l sae the medial aim of Bt. I Mettle's Workb. use, and I halts had a great deal of sips name is r*.eu.s et diand.rs. They sahib t very great variety, from mild ewe to violeet attacks of a unease cha racter affeetug the muscles of the bash and the halm. Thu renrreame of the gouvols , ons at the ame Jamul aid ?Del mate hour is very r , lOU it &bit. 12 one to e allege my MO ktowle rigs the pstiect was Waked by a fit cut th e Christ. ma. night, acid on the a ir, Irellewme at the very same hour be *unelected a We'd at teak. The eV wits were frequently socoaeanud by manic sysopume. By the At:orney-f4.seral—l have only known can ease of death from hysterical convolaions, but I have knswn several cases of death from etllepey. Mr. E. A. Study said—l am soirees et Chstham. In Jane, 1864, I attended a patient for tames. I found her best on one ski., sal eastvoleims ease on in parozysms. The attack s intiesed for a fortnight, and the petiest ap peared to be gett eg better wiles she bed an' thi r attack. She is mow shy*. It appeared front the ieco.r.es I made that *actuated btosg , t oa this sued'. lett pausal bad bad a quern' eutb eer hothead, and I Dee. r could ascer tain any Mete close for her malady. -By It. James—l was sailed la at eight to attend apes the p silent, end I tbotteht the bed only ;opt been numbed. 1 &Kelt tined that dense the quarrel see had received a blow on her side. I undone-ad that her husband had rives her a violent blow, and lock jaw es.. e on simnel imam didely. Bk. appeared to recover at that time, sad I was seat for to Wend her agate la Much. 1855. Utoo the least emitemert she is at the pagan tams attacked by te tank twiteticgi of the limbs. Dr. 0. Robiesan raid—l en a licentiate of the Royal Caller of Physicians, and am physician to the Newcastle on-Tyne 'Airy and Fear Roap.tel. I have bees la practice for ten yew. /levies hear: all Vie evidelce is this case I have formed an opiates 51 st the deceased died of tett:tie tole airier+. By that Ido sit masa thIL convulsions of Medi++. of testae. bat convulsions of a similar de. etription. The eonvolsions of epilipty sometimes assume' the same form. 1 here are many k•odi of convulsive dis ease the origin of wh, ch is very obi cure. I have bees sp ent et easy Met where the p.rtiee hay* d:e tof c n Tidily. diseases, and pas the poet minters eistoinetios so as- rhod appv ranee were f.eiblit, and is other eases the spoil t were applicable to a great variety of diocese . Cosetilsiee diselses are always connected with the cooditios of the serves. The brats hit a good deal to do with the reader.- Ilea of tessvalsies diet Ise*, bat the spinal cord has more. I believe that gritty granules in the region r f else spinel toll would be very likely to peodsee enneoloose, wed I think they weans be 1- k•ly to be very similar to thou described is the pausal cue. I think that from what I have heard di scribed of the mote of lite of the desased it iv old have ore- distosed him to *Aim. I have witneesed some "sped meats with itrychoist, and bane perfumed a few. I have see preecribsd it is tams of pintail. By ties Attorney-General—l have sees twenty cases where rid. ply hes brae attended by sonvalatons of a ten t ed° character. I have sees the symptoms of epilepsy pet- Pied to anything I kr the •a•rect of the spa pones is Cook's cams. 1 never sew a bode I. a cast of 'p&p., so stifles to rest upon tbs. head and the heel.. I neon knew gush symptoms to Ilia' in say ease escape weans. When spi lt pep prostate any r f thee* esteems forme, it is always at- companled by ostosecios-nue. Is almost every case of 'Okay the pa.kist is useotectioas at the ti.ne • f ties attack. Is caws of epdnew I b •• lIIId gritty erasable os the brain, a-4 any distarliag cause l• the bream I think would ha likely to produce tionveilstoss. I believe that the granules as this tale etre very likely to have irritated the spinal cord, and yet that atria/isogon of that irritation scald hare re medied alter death. I thisk that et on passim mitt have produced tee death el Mr. Cook. The At es ney•Oeserel—Do you thigh that they did so ? Wier eu— Pattie' aside the assaaption of death by etryehoiew 1 shoaled say en. The /Worsts) Onset , ' —Are sot all the symptoms' spoken to by Mr. Jr..o iatheetiose of death by strychnine? Witsere—Ttey certainly are. Atiorney-o.seral—theei it comes to eh's, that if there Ina se other tare of death suggested you wield say that tko death is this sass arose from epilepsy? Wiese.— Yea. By &teen% She.—Eplepay te • well helve' fora of di seen, which jaded,' nosy ot%ore. Dr. Ri.thardioa said—l as s physician preetisinc is Lour des. I have weer saes caw of Situ's§ properly entailed. Mk 1 how sew rosy ewer el death by e i s wooy Iseftwes they have primat,d tetaaic appearaccis, otitlitaat being strictly Ukases*. I have wen tie. mantes Awed, repoidally time of the mew part of the body. I have oho reed the arms Mif ht've! oat, sad the beads elotely and firmly winched until death. I hey- abe observed a MOM of soffm•tioa in the patient. I • some fermi of con vblets I hove ti en mania Wel bib of the legs sod fart, and the pager t g ily @must's a wish to lot tsp. I bays known p emits die t f it disease cei et angina pectoris. The symptoms of that &germ I r ri ambit closely th mot Mr. tech. Ar gil a pmt. rn eons.. under the dem -011114,i. nif spaPcno iic is n 0... In some c.ses t,ia dlanM is de Voted ep .s pat modems ammisatine ; is others It is not. I attn./led ow/ owe. A girl ten pan old waa ander ay are la 1830. I smp .wed she bad saff.r.d from omelet fever She recon es. , so far tt at my vistt• .e..ed. I lett her snared and marry is the amain Ar hart Dan ten is the evening I was called in ts see her, and I f mod her • yin She was sup..coted epr ght at her own ugliest ; bet face eras pale, •he atmcles of tee face rigid, the arms rigid, the Bern clenthe ' the resinta.....ry muscle, a rmlately laid sad rigid, and with all this the, woo combined in tense agony iii restir etre as Pueh se 1 had nee. r wit mem t. There as. p. rfect c o an. m. The chil I knew me, described her ag.,ny, and • mad, t oa so t e first cly and wit r from a stotr. I left for the pun, re of °training sego a l to Worm from my ow• boa-e, •h ck was twenty yards distant. When I moused, ter head as. drawn bark 1 an II could doe t no rt syl.armu—the • yes w.re 'hen nom, sad the body just ressmhlid aot .tus —she •ae dead. Oa the C.ll..wieg coy I aide a pea• re meta exstainamln. The brsia was rightly c .agested. Toe apt se pun of the spinal it id seemed It• ahoy. The lungs were cdlapsel ; the heart was In a. eh • state of fl-no -p.m and end so ratted of 01.44, that I remark, I that it misfit have been rived out. I could not demover any a t penance of disease ih.t would ace. um for toe death, vac* pt a slight sffit.ina of serum in one pleural my. ty. In. Ter c mld emanate any eau for •he • o nth. The child went to bed well mid merry, and immediately af.erstards jumped up, streamed, sod sac. aimed, "1 era vine to dm." By the Ait erne, General—l rotp..do r that symptom, I have described w. re t r riot Mg pcct Ir. It to the minion of Df GirrShl r that this nissaseis one 41.4mel by the naafi:B6oo of s me of the small vessels of the hear. I etc! rot lied that to be thecae' In thin Maresca. There time been many mem wh , r- cocoa c wta - ev.r we. disc , tired. It is called angina Pectoris, from g much esteem. Jingoish m the chest. I do notthisk rte gm rims I have dem tend war. each as wieldnaaltfremtekingnryctnts. There is this difference, I that rabb rig the hands gives ease to the ',attest in nose.. of amuse pee'. rim. I mast my tier* would he grist d la detecting the cliff.rem• is th costs of unglue pectoris sad stryeheia. As de symiteouts, I know of so dit herers Wt..° the twe lam hotted to say that if I had kmwa to mach of these Puhject. as I do mw in the CYO I have referred to, I should have fron ea to asolysto to endeavour to detect str3conia. Ia tit- 'resod ease I discovered organic disease of the heart, which was quite sulEcient to ace met fur the symptom*. The disuse of earn* pectcrie corms on grata *maidenly, and does not give any entice of its at propels. I did sot stud say note of this case to say medical publi cation. It is not at all an UOCOLAII2• , n ..czurrence to fled the Matte firmly @fetched alter flesh in a case of natural diem*. _ _ Br • y .rjent Bhee—There are cases of angina pectoris in which the patient has recovered sod appeared perfectly well for a peri3d of 24 hours, and then the atteak hes et turned. I am II o Asian that the fiat of the recstrence of Ili- see ind tit in Cook's a is* is ewe the sy orptcw of engine yectorie this of •trycha , a Dr. Wr ghtsoo was re-rolled and, is answer to a question put by fisriewit Shee, be said it was his opin;on that we en the s rschnia yo:sen was abeorbed is the system, it ww dif fused t r isghwit the entire systems. By the Attorney-0 I—The Linger late that 'lapsed before the death wited renter the an , orpt,on more was plete. If • w-ninsura &me to dre•roy life or- re given, and a inrg isterval slsps:ct to tte oe ,th, the wore complete would be the absorpt.o.i and the kw the chance of finding it in the Womack. By Sirjeact Shee—l should expect still to and it in the melees, and liver, end blood. Catherine Wa•son ssid—l live at Chrotirk, emir Glee. low. I was 'Melted wilt a fit in Ocniber of lam year. I hod to wound of any kind on my body when I was at tasked. I did not take may polio.. By the Attorney General—l was taken ill at night. I bad felt heavy all day from the rooming, but had no pain tilt might. The first pus I felt was in soy stomach, and then I bad &reap , n my writs, and alter that I wee quite ieseceihle. I hen no rec dltc•noa of anything att.r I wee tut at asked, except that I was Wed. Seij-alt Sofa then said that 114 wee now about to onto r ict r souther part of the cite fir the defence, and probably the Ciurt would thick it a convenient period to adjourn. The Lord Ccief Justi • said that lie outset had no oriel: time to etlj into, if the teemed serjeent thought it woun d be • saaveniest time to to so. The Athens}-Geneeal requeced that Woes the court ane V. easily adjourned a witne,s named S modem, whose hews was ape ti • b e of , hr bl , , and wh.. was not le atteseisnce, and wbr, h• believed, bad wit made his arar • durirg the tn-I, ihoeld be cal !rd wit his rec lent- MOM He add2d that he heliend th.s witbre. was alto entweensed on habit of the prisoner, but he (the Attorney- General) intended t t here ea lei hies rr the crown. Ts• • nut directed net the witaess should be called upon by rnewpilea:.ces ; and th s er,s clone, but he did not appear. The mart then aij maid until tea o'cleck on Satarlay =ming. RAW Itutttitugacc. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—May 23. WIMAUS AT PIN ►uM AT Wt Tin • unt, •hlots MIL MTKII CILOS/1011 AMY 1 F•YYM &T. 11$O P. VIIIIIIILER. This ins as Kilo% broad. t by the plaintiff, a wnottehopper and • firewood dealer, to mower enopensetion la d mese* for injury our.. mined It, wee by the Shied negligence of the defer.duat, a fhb. monger. e arylog la badness at Blatoa. It appeared frost the evidence of thin plaintiff, who is an elderly nun. with a wife and flee children, oat be was °coupled on the reaming of the 24th if January 1.4 In wherlits his borrow alon t New :Won Osuseway. sad la th e isseediata vicinity of Orion Union. Kra., and t a white massaged h• heard • tart and horse approach leg behind his. Ile looked round to ens o• which al •he Swag tura in mice to get out of the way, hat ho hod roarealy dean me helm the horse sad sin tr. re upon hiss. Illa harrow was overturned. sad he was hissed toothed down, and sustained • feasts, of the bg Jost above the aphis, which led to feu ovine ante ROM Is the her Stet. He bed been to the habit of earetnit 12.. &WOO ill OD Sib of his erewod, Ow In wen now unto!, to pinnate hie NM& se to do an) this, to obtain • living r ade sad Iseellt. The evidence was corroborated by the pismire datobler, a glel of ye a r. of age, and It was further e kited to e Ansa that the do fendan t nn the dry sites the aocl..eut gave the plaintitra wife de, and aside her ea offer of lin • w.ek furs month ; but that offer was refused: . 7 1 be defence was that the emit and horse were bevy driven at a very si• iterate pose, mad that ample warming we, it... iv the plaintiff Wort owl of the wey ; but, emoted redoing so, be cried oat, Who ere your In a tone of dehisce, et the same 1t.., wing • rulgar Imprecattes to the defendant., add netaally pntbed hie barrow direetly udder the belly of tee how, thus maul the very aacWent in tenteet of *bleb he amen eanpetwedre. Mr. Justice Hampton hewn,/ sensed up, The Jury bend • renUet tor the pciaurf —damages 31. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. WOO, we, WKLAY, SC., AMIATANT-JUKIA, AT WA•TimArgh. Gears. Kan 34, who, whim tsten into cumotly. was a metropo. Bupoem seestabla, hived Breathy, It %Miami Castle. 14, Dual Theme. le. &ugh Seedy. 41, sod et them Melia. Smith, 30, were WSW Iry linefwg • aka • hos, et ussieiag 38 gold Geneva wars, 14 Meer nod ether artier, value 4001., the property of Jomo MVO, led others (Pickiced and Co.), their emnorers. She heagemed hod been *Mulled as evidence en behalf el is errs the others. Mr. Beilleslargrase He she prosecution; Mr. Metcalfe &feuded Leg; Me. W. thew W lietmetel ee behalf of the approver; Mr. Pen, 6e lbsilasy. end Mr. alb on fur Sealy. It theft Jute, latt, .he box caotalning the property la VneMsl wee strewed to Mews. Pioltford, by Mr. Dyke, of the eased, dimes. to Mr. Inroad, of Glasgow. It reached Camden depot M erns Ist 11 weer toy and mysteriously dlopporred, W ere ,*reeve leereleed es to rut became of it, until • short time ewe nem liliesoiles he hod larded red, Mr. West, foreman to the peregglir gemillgeml parish about ti, and M, bebig alas cl the deanpeges, et nee Mille eke= breed of it, and the result waa that he eaerli Peers Orem sees eves tote mighty. Smith &peer 1110.11 a hob, 11154 he wee is the genial at the re s et, W he recollected seeing • steel • boa dor vele paper, ehreeed to Maitland, of Glasgow—and be pointed it ing le Les reserking that k^ did DA know what it en ured, but lion& it sight he plate. King veld he .hood like to Min It, sad wiser said be had sv doubt It would Wee then some At 7 shirt the • one "Meth& the 17th of 7hhs, up pip King pet of the bor with it wider Ms arm. Then vs eo one about hot these Ins. He wait with it in the direction of • boa red by Sealy. At mann darn he ere to his at Su dote end add the weal we soacesied le the pith*, Breeklet's boo. He knew whet he seers. It we arrayed Set they afield set near the Task and Album. The pared re nukes la ilreet'ey's boo, and the thine it entained were astir away to their poeketa They met at the Teri sr Aber, and be reseived some of the watches—they were gold Oren worse, mate of them in moron, NM. Thiry went is a ens named Mayes, who then lived is Meg', road. St. Parsens who bed ins disappeared. They rowed him the waster end the other aisles. Mayes asked Wag what he vented ft thee. WWI* they were there, the primmer Tome same la with more of the resters; one had an enamelled her. with • Messed the Puke of Wellington upon it. Afar ter , Mane gave thou Sal. foe the eras of the toutents of the re a ll i ratuisee, opeeesoad all. Mani kept • general shop tit the time Klee gee wises 101, The... 131. Cronin 10/.. Neely IL, Cooke U., rift rest he bed himself. He dietheod thi. about • week Mese be was ghee into carry to the foremum The later asked his Ile morn • rblk ho vs, they hid sow beer, led be then old him Aft he knew shout the his of wares whin was stole 1115 e, and he WI ell he hew of the rarer, the sues he bad toe Slay, to we , Mot If or of it. In eroressinsellen be • sin be 'Weird, did eared to get free by turning siderite. Me had ben caw seed in other rrbberin upon Ille-srs. Milford. One woos robbery of elks. The buster he bad she'd in then run up to ad Vne but be *MGM lover ban been ouserned la say hot It got been for King. wbo led his late it at first. The robberies en eedrd our about tone years, but for three yews efts he west Ste the service of the moments, he les ma wan le wiring Nee lir. Klee had been his tar Jars Hersillred err ho' ban • porter in reemployment of the enterleree b tomethroll the 17th of Jur 1134, and wee at work at these* Me Naa it op on o'clock at WOW- He did not se • ensiling date leg la GM was in so wet cosseted with the steamy of le. Ile Yi the anis at the letter pert of April or May, 1455, beers he Merl be wee being intend by the police, end after he badas he inede Swirls here end Sere shad the bon of washes, and kelt whet he resteni d In went to King, who la.ti the. then orb • peWomes—that me shoot three seethe ago. King we thing ear Deepyren lie pot into cvnverealloa with him at • pris.hour Mid bis was • " mossy ` .htni *beet that toe el withimg Merrill Wm where the man lived whom they void the. Is Me weir Sather sold them to • men wird Hays for , Witswe hed sea this Heys. bar set shout this, wits., then send Klee Mahe boa did net erste thinyein Greys watches, sod , be .alt It did - that*" brute it oven is Berry's bus, at the end of the warehouse zed took the entente away in their rah. is. Beton ' this be re sot gen arta it, but he bed bM suerkies He ensure ' Masted what he baud tv an Gager 11~1 W e rrt Coo ► enameled—A re , he left Plehford'e • be went %moth hr • eater eased Betels , at Crier sod wee new emeleyed at • wheisele hone she Tseitorreet. When be alt rtekbacd's they THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1856. em. Alm lel, weld they lad rat la the heal ke MIN lad Its kekil ' NAVAL AND MILITARY bb Vi • sad abildfta with that imitil he gut ei rk. au. Dyke pro,. d tad the muss of the watches Wows was 3711 —.— Taw Se er them bed SS MIR lied bask with a riming o/ the Don AmmtaALTT, MAT 23 —APPOINTKINTII —Captain V. V. Thl M i me the g elupagme Pr the prosecuti n g. Mr. %C ant l es mid Ith it. Alma (IM O James welt, the J Watt, Pi, ace. steam skip, de..o horse s power, is Ceneport. maid at same comet to the acquittal of ell the pelmets steep Lili•Manta W. F. OradarT ( 1113 ). to the Lapwl.g, 'crew Rem lama ant ras th ey were wombed there was no oddest. see meet. sad T. 1.. Pearpoo I Isss). to the Hogue, 00, screw steam In any material part.rular the evidence M As aeon& gey., M gie-hares power. 01 CimePort• plies. Ms Mused veer upon the sa.4 as agdniu Xing. Mestere A. Mtwara (163), ci ig. Virago, 11, padd!s wheel gears Thartain Castle.. litothm. Nwillag. 7 aid "Wily one Ulm cam et Via.leves power, at Demeourt ; W. J. C. Hilliard (MM. ender nestles se the anon. Aniritte4 the Jury. la Oa /AZ.O, woo wawa stip, of 41040ne power, at Portsmouth; Yr. Illemac, la I. setae to tl.O Jktry on behalf Mai areal kat I mad s. UM (111506 to tar Jame Watt the • ellidgratim widower was • failure. ead that Brows should met 1 K Hoe. J. C. dide to ibe Imperious, 51, term SWUM be bet Seed, it was Inerrelbie ins ging sitisald have tentage& to 1 writs, 340-bass power, at Port mouth. him, Xing then bring Simard a mime comma*. 'bet gnash be mot I ben Snow., w 414 bring *wawa pual-Warat Upon him. Ile As tetaat.Jusge mused up the Awe, and p doted sot where thencdit.e:a/Use wee @cretonne by Drum. a the latter was =Wed to ree ADMIRALTY, MAT 23 —Tte tollovrirg progiottors. dated the 19th Instant, tare tile dey taken place. umarquent on the death, on the ieth to.toot, of itear-Adairat of the Wrote the Right lion. Lord Ad tiphua Fraelarenoe, -Rear-Admitat of the Blue Wel leinstiandone to be eear-Atindral of the white. elptain Cantles Mamlyn Welliamo to be flear•Admtrel on the Remreed Lit, Captain Monty Brioche mettle, C. 8., to be Bete Adnur.l of the Bine; Cap. taloa Andy . .. Atkin@ Vine.mt. K 11 , and leenutel Kadlord, K IL., on the firmed Lim, to be vottleial reared itau.AdmdnY, elitthant any increase of piy.—Gdiettt or tett Night. fie Jury found ibe prisoner Guilty. The Anistent-Judae, la a few obeitrystions to the primmer, could not cot seise a mouse are tl robbery by a .ernes. sod tin Mau aced hos to penal sorritsda :or eix years. stem ma. maxim, IT Tile llleUelle Ma?. Maurice Caxton, SI, ihoentahm, was hidisted f•r unlawful:, eel otelicioonly Genie, and W. 41.11111 tub .nne (tondos his ere, Mr. Sleigh appeared far the promotion; Mr. M•Enteer far fing datum. Iba prisoner and hie wile Iliad at 14, his ket.stree, Fitzroy. ensure, ard they had lee nrarrted .tout 26 ye re. On Ike ma sing cit ob. .Da in t.. about one o'clock. be mot home interic.ted and die. agreeable. Aber i tag on lb. b u some t me, Le moat bee on Um eamach with a knife., end sal • be Lad dome b.r tier, and woad go to Newrate. 'Their eon mum the room, end he rolled Mrs on ID the Baca nod disarmed hon. )!hoot it weal trom toe uvuod mooed by the sac ; and the ream lie eeetelloii lee tae swat wu that the aid ba•t get Dante snuff, and be had hut ben any ell Cie 1 o'cionk, and she would not gist boa any, but be bad taken too moth drink and Maw nothing about the Mr. 11•Fnteer bbeing erldreeeed the jery, they found the prim Der guilty of assettlt on.y. Mr. rem, parent a entwine of mint's' bar I lah'ur. Alfrea tMlus ,22 Leltrar.. Allentu, arid Jame. Tilley, :14, woo Ihdieted, t►e two further ;or Weeder, and the Latter for feloniously receiving, a k.a►et 000taiLIIIe paw, of the 'elms of Sol., the proiserty el Joniza Pratt. Pau■ MOVRY —N eie. i. g ••n in last sight's Gazelle that the act omit sales of the prime.ae ariaa4 from the eaktere, on the Jed of Idumember, IS 0 M the .I.orr adjwiteated to her Majeatre ship Gladiator, &pima Joke Ate o, by the Iblth Court of Admiralty. ea & Maim 0. joint mutate, le Aorti. ISM. est se reek. tared 11111.111(h CAW{ of .k.salia.ty im or atter the Itith May, leSk. PIIRTSMOU I U, MAT 23. The Assirener, troop a io, arrived T Spiinescl this sit .r -noon from the Rest. the his abort 2s) invalids am baud. It is ex. pestea Ind tae Q Aeon will ems was trots (Morse to-minnow. =1 Inmeet the inset...lean they Ina& The Etor Si. frer.w tuiptik Oxetein 0. Ramsey, has left for the West lona The Kunerra ste. exariet ship. emberhei I tot nicht shoot 120 •ieta from tne eenviet prism btoc, for cooveyance to Western Anstrella Übe ithademanthu•, steamer, errived in the Meta fro is Woolwich. The Amphitrite, :4, Cum Burring t, arrived ia..eedtp &Lemma from the Pacific. bate ties maw a kw:aimed perc.tits. lir. Sleigh prosecuted; Mr. rieend due reertuur. The promestor Iva. a private gentleman residotg et No. 10, Clew. ' 1.0.0 e dens. PaCtling on; and the prowler 1111 y lead Warded en the buomeri 01 • eit,rtne gore de.iler at he, Dukeadreet, grate. The primers Admit and Colton got into the ants or the gworwouter's ho use and ito.c the '144. [sok., from the pantry, mid made their way to the tab rank to Pickeriog.tesce, where they took •Ma ••• directed the driver to take them to links &thin. Llama. Moe& 17hey hot aMA t urd up I / rough wrapper, and Me m ondani on tire rank John I) Ins, ouspecUng tr.. a metals flawing that it contained el.ta. boltene 1 Mal Nagel illturesaelan I. the pollee, the result or which nos that the prisoners maw taken la Dub Notelet. They took the plate to the prisoner's drop. Tee oak driver noticed thee in the rah examining 1411.131., and havered fora politest. sitar be had pot then) own. It wag siterwards weertained share the rob. bee y bad . Wen committed, o the plate wee Minified blit. &hien, for Tilley, urged that the outdone wee quite tem& elect to conic; hi at of receiving. The jury alegaiffrd fidey, and found the ethers Guilty. Sestina deferred. SHEERNESS, Aloe 12. The Admiralty FAT+ iiBoPd as or trr to the Tr, eetive earetrire officer. at Sh. ernes. Mat, amer the launch of the Scylla. 20 gum, PM acre► SWAM comet..., on the 19th 01 June neat, no more mewls are to be built here n W furmer °rue, a tram the Admiralty. TSB POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL Mr. Marriott, of Meet-street, stootkd before Mclennan Cublit, to solicit the ariatance tat the magiotrate on behalf of • highly respect able person, who, he stated, had ap, Liao to him under the frOlowlsi arrumstancea. tilie hod a few week. tynk eme to Loudon with a law ponds in her pocket, in order ty Moan me LW M emoloymant by which she nimbi get • hams mammal,. Me had parted with all her ginner, having paid small orefainalal to faun cooking sneer Gunter and bulnitereing under I.adore, to male Mr competent kr • Alma' WS either as a coot and boomkeeper CP as a lady's maid. She ha i not, however, succeeded, and bud been driven .0 soak o diatom. log state that for seven sights she hao &en wandering about the street boob Ms tad dominate, sod withoet s friend In the work: to a ply to for relief, until she wee to, tight to him, when ne made every inquiry bre cam, rd bound her a cry perfectly i rue. Her object was sot so Ewa r to. a kit pecumary saadasoCe as to obtain employment, siwt the great ditheulty she bad to contend with was the wont of • rmememmiuMon. Alderman Dna sold all he could do In the matter was to order her some del* Mann tee poet hoz, but tiers was no Institution girt be ems aware of eineareted with tha City that would afford her the man parallaiNtadialawha alma Mead to heed of. Akilltalall them admen her a trine ham the poor lbw to meet her pr. sent tecomaities, for whisk lie @spewed hand exceedingly thaakiuL BOW-STRBEr. Jana Male sod Richard Doody w e re charg e d w i t h hi g h wa y tobsay. The peissaler.ll7. W. brae. auctioneer, of b. Saville-row. Wel worth, woo la Partzhatrort, Far oy-squ us, at shoat ball-pad tea o'cl et on the ebbed lbw 12dt Last.. whew two won, whom he mow botichteu to be dr plows, come .oddro, upow him. Owe tr then Wui OWN, winch broke wnbout did•loglag his watch. L IMAMS* eat arkd oraeedtor woo actoclod lows with great Adonis, mg lb *aids, was disl.m.do.l in coma quomi. Bhh the sr amp& Mt • Isms pe‘ismsaa woo ma to peosseeow's astir:. rm. soul WWII es• at Om, wee, slthougl orstastliag that too ball Oaf OM I 111 I h prearwator ay, was ovideady coo of Ns ilsogoolisian Warred tq Yr. Powell Buxton Jobsoloss, of 44, DitgOw Psol, ft. lansoes. stated that he as, two as goy to Ilar proissoNr sad mob* staoet blot from Ms, and then he sow prow color WSW Ma. Witness run to h asst.tanor, and loud Ka. dall absegigilows ft prosecutor, the other ortouner• haulm, twoopol. Witness *Pod tombola, but Kendall Joule of quickly, sr dwitoors loot sight of hl.. 11r. unY ercesetwined both the te tbsir 141•1117 el fLeadeS. last Ile. Jab. wee quite sable/ we the poi.t. A enstaeleef the II Weiss prove a 'bet be appeehsaded both the r em = WMSeMt et May o kir swanking his In the wroth* of was sanwitted Sor trial far the in bb. ry, and Doody. In the 'Weed prow whines as to toe Identity, woe swatted to one natal red Mawr he ihe swain on the din r. Widow ISWA, • images... mewlfartio. end Itched [Wweredrool se swelskin d beteg erwereed in two lingderins. nes, reggebs. wee MI deli Ilighsen sus. glebe ge. wise hew Won mil Mimi% losoka Deasa 111•11mrs, with ahri,dYeeeMe6hieeeepiWs Monello s weds them vim the pi l. us pa of U dtderest wresting% tl.uh g dews .Ite has. it the deiewliVe feet. Preferring saw d the primers le the hemilln Wass Wowed Nathin, and swelteedwr and when is mud semi Ir th. bundle Is bend It had gene. 1a the pet. sew% Weed heense be loud ewe pius aid Wer artistry With Weed pan et di p r oems* d • Isarglary eonseitted on tit rim lawn oa the pronlen at Mr. Mertes, Jan, Wee. ef the Wed; and at the pfwer'e ledglien • gaol, ity of silt baniker. Wei were found, viii were Weide/ ms the properly of Mr. Or of MO Nowt, Settlog•hill, who-, premises had hem brakes tato a clot Ws Wt. (tine sod Illartin, wife were defended by Mr. Weather, were sequined; bet Nathan was winkled ter two sontlis, for fl.pl poreation. WESTMINSTER. • twkili maw laotific runs w..mm wea charged with Wallas a daft ow belamplig trench. a mechanic. lowsswasat wind Oa Oa sad a Inds companion were trilbies Wawa MINA Act WONSYD/ when the/ ;ell into converandes wlti tM pelswar awl eider sul whom toe, o.ertoor, and ;ban all •••4•4 lhadnall.n. INS a bag at wood by lb* river side. Mamas Mew priwasail a will% end • Ossratis won ma a that trpramentar didn't fa rip BMW NW was to stand • p•t at beer. The mystic words wen WstYagk kir Ida censpeettanden, and upon big /*- ludas to pay Ow ik• bar priower took off his cap and ran away with It. - Wr:Pavnter. °burled Oast ibis mei, 'sold not bs termini felony, it .0 1.13. t was called las e eetar Andrews. of the B citation, sad he bad deeirel to treat It a such but the prisoner Isolated upon retaining per nut:on of the sap, which ate had deposed .1 312 rune way. Priseeet—l are not fUlthl to be cheated out of ray pet of beer. Mr. Poynter— You mast ire up the cap. Priewer—Yee, when he pays fur the beer. Mr. Natter, to prosecutor—Yin may take • nuneolle wait her. returnable to-aortae, for uoteetusly detaining the emu Wayne Andrews—There will be • air Way to that respect, he she ream. to gin either bee aloe or a:dreee. Pratecuttes eompake Mated that die swelled the cap off the loaner's bead, and. darting any wnh it, tan It to • ccapatios. Primmer —Dal perjure yourself fur fourpence —lt's not worth while. I mettle cap of the ground; but I would has taken It of his heed if he bed led it at. most nut &tato this man's cep Ileums of • Isere Jobe bats's• you about • riddle. releaser—Us wee terve me s put of beer it he coiddn't malts at • few words I milt and he didn't, sad I'll have my fourpsoos or he shan't have has ap Mr. Poynter then I must send you to prison. reisoser—And .be. be shan't borsht, cep till he pep his !coup. I am ready to put up with any punotimeat you pi me to giro me, bat I'd keep the cap tic I get the prio, or the pot al beer. Mr. Peyoter reamed* d the viewer f. r • day, In hopes that obi wood then be In s more resacsable state of mind, DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT THE LIVERPOOL Doom —on Tbsrstiay n:gbt, a lip, supposed to have originated in spontaneous combustior, brake out at tb. bonded shed, Nv. 6, westaide of the lle.k ssco D,ck, Liverpool, which la seed by the vessels belonging to the British sad No , tl American Royal Mail Btesm•ship Cump•oy. The slam was instantly gives to the tedice, end also to the militia artillery is the New Battery, close by, sad 180 men of the latter, under Certain Caninell, made the most energebe flatirons to save property and elitists/108h the dames. The shed we. fl led with go ,de, most of wnich bad &roved from Erases aely a few hoer. before, intended fir shipment to America. The ',ldlers forced as entrance into the shed, sod, regardless of personal gaiety, dieted in sauna the burning ember', filling Naas, Me, and pulled out all the bodes, bales, sod barrels they c stet ley hold of, and by this mesas saved much vaiaablv merchandise from destruction. The fire was overcome by &beet h•lf-past two o'clock. The shed le vary mach damaged, the r rot sod everything com- bustible about it bevies hem derrJytd. The paddle steamers Arabia, Cumbria, and aliogeret, which happened to be lying alongside the shed in which the fire took glee!, were cut from the', so line and healed out jar° the dock for safety, sad, along w,t.r two strew steamers sod several small craft, escaped unirjered. The amount cf damage done has not yet been ascertaiaed, bat .t i• st,tel ts be very large, to. semmatm varying from 5,0001. to IU,OOOI. The buildings, which are the proper y or the dock trait, are leaned, bat we mild set &murrain whether the goods were so at set. CORPORATION RlPORM.—Yesterday a boaterOart mistime of the inhabitants of the Alderagive Ward was bold at the Shaftesbury hall, Atnermat -.treat, to consider the government bid for the ref,rns of the emporation. 81r • Peter Laurie, whit proWded, la opening the proseedioes ob served that the (government met e t• hare • stipendiary magistrate is the City. He (d.r Peter was opposed to that, sod he would giro the mewing a sample of the state of 'livery in whin% the 0 iadepeedent° magistrates were held. He met Mr. Mowed in the park the other day, and said to him, " 8n Mr. Hardwieks has Rood you 10s." Mr. MoweM replied. "No, it was more than that, it wee 2.1 ; bat I west to Slr George Or y, and said, Yea meet soaks that mu give um hick my Ir.,' tied he ma obliged to give me back ay money." (Hc.r, hair.) Mr. Mr. Deputy Oodsuo, Mr. T. W. of , &0., booing spoken stroaily against the proposed returns =emote, a panties was adopt d for presentation to the Hones of COIIIIMIDS, sad the proceedings of the meeting baring bean ordered to be advertised lathe morning newspaper., the beauties WM broeght to a tOrmisatios. APOTIIRCARIRe HALL.—Names of gentlemen who peeved their egarniastioe in the science sad practice of medicine, sod melted certificates to practise, ow Than. day, May 22 : —Jobe Henry TO.. Strat.os Cornwall; ; Thane Cattle, Yem peey, Woreestershere ; William POI* Hugo', St. Terme, Caswell; Owea Ticker, Army ; Copley JAW' Carr, Edlabardh. SPORTING. TATTERSALLI3.—FRIDAY. A thin attendance and very hale butane. Wentworth wu steady. At .tne tun. 9 t 2 era taken to 4001. about Fsur.cto hot a , the unto bows again at 5 to 1. Vandertnntin elite gre..t knit. Btartieg at 12 to 1, be quickly wooled 10 6;1, auto was braid tor a large eau Of mosey. Cennobie fell back to 12 to 1, end The Coroner and Fly by-Night, at 20 to 1 each, were quite triendlres. Rogeritor. e bad a dowaward tender cy. Toe otter uansections remote.. nuth mg worthy of par. ticallr comment. CLOSING PRICES. DEADY. 13to 1 opt Wentworth (t) 22 to 1 The Prince (t) Ito 1 lacto:etto (t) 22 to 1 Yolow Jack (t) 9to 1 Artl.lny (t IU to I) 2, t, I Roierthorpe (t) 10 to 1 Vanderneutin (t IMO to '.3 Mr. Verdant ?reel' . Green (t) 11 tO 1 Cannotoe(l2 t)o 1 t) I 1000 to 90 Antrologus (t) Nto 1 Fly-by-Nenht (of) 1040 to 111 -. Cotswold (t) 19 lo 1 Coroner (of.) THE OAKS. 5 to 1 NM MermAut (t to 100 E) 10 to I opt Tyne (c). BETTINO AT MANI 4 to spt Wentworth(tlto9) 5 to Feu°letto 8 to Cessobw (t) 9 to Artillery (0 II to Coroner (t) WO to Yeederros (I) 100 to it) 10 to Yellow Jeer _ tCHESTER.—FaiDAy. RUT. I .0 to apt The Prime wto Rogerthorpe to Bird holland (t) 40 to AstroLogos (t fr) 54. to %realest., (t) 1600 to I Cotswold (t) StOtt to SO Puck (t) If.;) to :o pt Victoria (t) 100 to 20 oast Mermaid (t) HARPENDEN RACES—FIu DAY. Tea Bornoweraors *mum of 5 roes mei, with 15 added, for 3- yr.olds and upward.. Ojr tonal gelling weights, he. Winners extra. Owe mile and a halt. (.4 mots Mr. T. Ilagbee'd Pireugat, by Jericho, 4 pre, yet 10Ib (D. Ilucheo) 1 Mr. Armatroot'd IJttle Emma, 3 yr., M: 111 b (Myers) 2 Mr. Thorpe'. Little Tom, aged, Vat I lib ( Wells) 3 Betting 4to 1 opt Little low, 3 to 1 each eget Iftrellita aid Lime Emma. Won toady by Lit a !ewe ; two lengths between the wetend and third. The tanner woo boucbt In for 30 eat. Twa Iwo. YreMULO brazes, of 3 awe. met, with 3U added. Cate, but 71b; &Ism, Sot Kb. Umtata placate for winners. T.Y.C. (II subs.) Mr. W. Barnerd'a ColOribetiolt, by A 1.,., Bet 710 (D. Hughee) 1 Mr. hubbub's Adorned, So 12. b (Inc. Jib extra) (Wells) Mr. 4. V. Dough We Tournament, eat Itto Mordltam) Brtting: 3 to l men egot Commottat end Tournament, 3 to I apt Ilelonlem, 6 tot yet Annot Lpe, 8 to i egra not Adana.. Woo by bait • leash; a length and a had betweb the mond and third; 11/141aste• Beauty and Harriet Wiaoo were aril Tea {harm oar klumte.r, of 3 cora. etch, J ft if declared, Sm., with 3 added. Certain winnen tetra. 'the .axed to son Ma stoke. Two miles. (54 cube., 7ae wham aria, d.) Kr. T. litegbeee gelding by Fough-a-fle.logli ow of Emulous 3 yre. 3471 b Mr. Z. KowlVe Bnekingtani, 3 yrs, tat 7 lb • (Tatham) Mr. linwees Philip, 3 yre, (Om)) 3 BetUag : 4to I apt Oeoeral wlntlham, 9to 3 apt Buclungbarn, Ito I apt Tbilip, 7 to 1 apt dw•lrliffe. d to I apt Trap, tO to I seek apt Smulood selduts and Wertatinster, lOU to 3 apt Batiag: ham, Wee by • hew. ; • bead say between the second and third Menials* r wee • bad fourth; Deseret w indeom, Warbler, and eyeball!' were the seat lot. San Lamas' Puled. ei7ssoys added to a swerfatakes of 2 sow. kr &yr olds arid upward% certain winners extra, (gentlemen rldaea; professionals 10Ib extra, ore mile sod a ball (.0 sub..) ma wan by W. linttord's Ooldbid, 1 ire. Wet 710 Ono. 1010 extra), Weds beating Mr. alias's Firebrand. 5 Ira I Ist 710 (Ina. exits), Filipino. wooed, and Mr. Pruned Pkugbuiso. 6 yrs. 1 et (owner) thud. and six other,. lisarie.r. Fuca of 40 soca. fur 2-yr old. aed upwind,. Colas penalties foe winners. One wile and • half. Mr. 011wes Elfrula, by Isugh a ballugh, 3 yrs, fat nib (Prior) I Mr. Nswoone's Owed Windham, , yr., yet (uwageb) Bettis,: 6to 4 apt hints, a to t •lIK Ware. 6to t seat G.naral Miodbani, 10 to 1 sot sileadoww. Won awl; by a knspb —the others widow scattered. Ton T.I.LT li. tirmos of 3 110•1% OS* with 30 added, for 4-yr old. and onwards, reruns winners extra, t h e winner to as sold for 100 son., allowasstes It ea end t.. Le sold for leas, ha., gentle men ridassaltowel 410,0.. Lie and a ball (10 aubs.), were won by F. Gerliee• Nicholas, $ yrs lOat i lb, G. Eatt.r.l, beating Mr. Phillipea that alumni, Illst ( Owns), ftwod, Mr. Mtwar'sWarbler, Otto 7112(Nightingali). third, and sin others. To.11(1110LI Haas of 2 sow. e.ch, wi.h 20 added, for 4-yr °lda tad opwerde, ophoeal selling wetgbts, g ntt. m. n rhiers allowed Sib, saw nine and a out (11 ohs.. was woo .y Mr. Y. Putter's Ihilgenr, 0 yr% Ifist 101 b Olsods11), Omahas Chet ap tauw, wound, Fuebraotl third, and all others. _ _ Tom rocas, *races of I Knr. each, with IS added. for 3.yr olds sad ■yywuds / LadVous e Uardatszig wrigote. lied. sat t rj ( t (i subs), woo m b r y . Illiarpe'e Lamle Tom, aged. wet ( eeella), stioad. Icarus, droasso, Little Sanaa, reusable, tillseads, Heiress, Twa Moo Catll, sad Salmi, also ear. NEWCASTLE-UPON TYNE RACES-JUNE 24. woom row tar Noniron /SAND PLATS. Two mile.. (7$ age.) Weights pobn bed To.wl y. .t.y to. .t 10 cm. forfeits to be dedered ow or refute lue.dry, Mny 27. Weak, the highest weight berpting be under tht ;lb It wau be raiser to bet webat. en 1 the others to proportion. hie at 11. T7P B * Wiy Bird %% Wu 6 6 LI Wile Realism 3 7lb aoTiZi 4 i'i -.: 4 i a Ade It. Clare Meld of Derwrist Mr teens law cart 4 11 thy tbeelyaril M mp 3 10 Ana U 4 1 60 Peek Suderbluo ......... - 3 7 La %lanai 8 7 Permute Van 1:1414a „ 3 7 €4ap 1. on 11L7.. .. . --- 3 6 0•01 iy . .wct ou;;;A;;iii " ...— 3 6 Ab.oluuoe Lbrd Derwentwalex Zeta paipl4l4 Wartuck Sic Fruldes4.--- 1104‘biou .... Link bud 3 _ 3 Dm • lb* Amer I Load Ultra- 4 Lent Tama 4 Doan eary 4 Bram Web* —. I St. Ate ......... • 4 11 Setubal.... b Mushbirse 4 I Ousedes Swim 4 I I Ilasquite . Dias Jell& 4 Mary Au• .............. • b Omaha Yorkshire Om 4 } k 4 •3 44 444 Vaal 4 Paola ee ..... lt ....... 4 abbel Arlllary 3 4 Maw Jibs Dory ...- ▪ 44•4 , 4 141aeser Ritt ir Stllkbas. 3 310 4 4•431 7 3 A11110•00tIOSSIt AWLS st. Melissa Too lirino O,erolsu4 Lady VI rem 3 6 3 5 Ilia Courtier Kin o Seoland I.llll* 0) 3 1 I Past tiaras ► paid CIIC'ERT. THE UNITED ELEVEN OF ENGLAND a FIFTEEN GENTLEMEN OF tH IS UNIVERSITY. The &boys unlatch 'rag mustn't e don Thursday sad on. tleurd yesterday et Oafir d. Tremors Sor the two day's 'lay stood ea : _ _ ENGLAND. &coed !mains% Pint Inning.. J. DNA, aA. P. Payee, b Flo by, 7 J. °roads. b Femmes ...... ........ II J. b•. I.Wyettlne, lbw, b V tame 9 e Parse. b Kezar SS H. W. Wet, a A. Payee, b Yiemael 4 bC. Marettesa It. B ee. Esq., b hems ...... Se b Meows T. Loakyor,b Welt 2 • e sod OC. Minibus... 9 J. Wilda., sot oat F. =Le, Esq., b Fellows Fleanto P T. Adm., b Fell wee Bell, e ltaodApb, b A. Payne W. Matlock, b Yellowy, I b rienntil b7,w7 - 9 ..- Total ... W. 0. Armßeload. wisdas. Wow IL YAW In, end b fo e D. D. WON% Baq a Lodger. b Ouloga 10 R. Wation. 0001 Deo . 0 V. W. ORM. Bob b Wisdom & Ilabbiola, ig.. a 0011. b Dias C. D. ill y arabaa. Laq , b °read C. O. LW" in., a Ineiyar Total lO2 MITT. IL Gillett, EN.. ran out 0 A. nal pr. Fag.. b Grundy 0 W. rearm; bui.. I Adams, ►Grundy 4 Hon. W. fienna, not oat A. ARNO." haq • • Loftier, 0 Grundy A. Payee. 11► Ornsdy 0 0. 11•••ett, •4., , • Wilke, 0 Dean ..... I SIR COLIN CAMPBELL AND THE RICELAND BRIG 4bß. MAIiIIISTS. a , I SUGAR. —The average pries of brown or Mustoratto Neu, :Ss The following is a copy of an add rem recently prod .cre of the British povewriona in America, compitted Iron Me delivered by Sir Colin Camphell tt hl. it Inters: 4 returns Mole in the wr,k ...ding toe 2') h day of May, ''SA ltera of tte 42 rd, 75 ', and 93rd, Old Highland lbw sfdiTlie onstage price of bsiwo or Museilvaini outer. p r d a ,„ of the Maur this. in the work nding as above. le 2 a %IC Nu retu ru Brigade, with whom 'sassed On early and p.ralous part of Au been ensle tit oh, of bro.• or SI u.s trod., Ulan, rite door of tar Er•t louse, in the week no r aa.bove. Th or ovrr i' .g% fhb. war, I have now to take liars of you —in • few boor • I shall bo on board ship, a long farrw,li I I.m now .14, and shall not be called to ' above, and .Icl...teed intr. 1.2 a rid. per cwt. mow* any more, and n 'thing will remain to mire but this Bonroo, Mar 21.—Tne manic has been rather main this week, r ly on amount of lb, estendm trsoaactrin. .lion have been off ; iyri ?one hu b t t m:re n.ti par . ruldly Gam We Artly supply memory of my c .Moldwifir, and of the et during, ha dy, and aru poly generous tO'Cliere wtote I save ben maoCiated, whose name end glory will Ins ghekr pt olive in the hearts of our 1 „,,, god drain" countrymen is idle, null n. V. you go limns, es you gradually fulfil wouPl evil emir iniproiere lal aup.4.• • the mark i and t, which, ti;.r. your trim of ',stein-, each to hi. f and Oil cottage, you ever, they hare rrtrioned tram doing. Rellnors' pro wee cannour. to t. 1I the story of you totenertil advance in th it and A lull sole ant kill prove. and the stocks of to via reel, tor :nl. victorious echrlon up the height. of Alma, a nd of lb. old mLdt._ . te delivery m light, Kum la gun dun, but quotations ore as. hrigndier who fro you and I. •44 you so well. Your •Miuren nod your chiloren's chill.. n will repeat toe tabs to COTTON. —Livassom., May 2 With only a moderate dimatil other genrrsti 410, when only sto w der • of history nil re- each day outing Ow peg wren, use market has, nevertbr:ww, pretty Asia to rico- d the etscipium earl rnthusiasoa which have woolly tountdord int p The c•nrrilnori and very leafy goat. tome you en I. •ti'ly to th end of tole ewer. One naive tie. of Arnett's. @ ,non were, during 'he of the .arty port land will /Aver forget tie oante of ha Highland Brigade, of the wet.. sow what rimer ot pureba-e, and in Mew a p.rtial de. W id. per to. lons ye „en t i t y a m ou nt ed t o I n sine' to wale wed, ono In 50 MR lu . ore war than ton will Call for another CUM .: bile the nodding; nil wryer, thusli in very limited demand, were one te equal tr.., 'which it C a n b. war s ur p ass . Tl• coug n I b, , p , o g ,„1 w, d . lit sh ill beg ne, the t - iousht of yi n will gii with me wnerev. r tie de l room], arintog In num!l amount of bowsaw g dad for. 1 mry be, and neer my old age with • glorious recollection ward in our maart, and la. ro, um, Wye,* generdir met with a of d • mt. rs .fironteil and hardships eniured. A pipe will slight 6 .t o nti•V m Mir*, The P.N.'S ittli lw'utlf toile of the maim.[,sad the 'rarer rise meet with in nom • 'and nese roi- without carrying toe back to those London miney maim.[, brig , t d.y. wren I teas at your head, and wore rho bonnet V: e le ,l i i ° , ec “ l , r f ee e.tt tore tieS b a y )00 g omit ear, arid the honourable di.tincricros On my den eto all Damp., and, wit-, mar latiuiry Gorr the trod., our brc.int, many tit which I an• to rims slam:loci. Bias* market for Americo. Alen apti on tor- voider pr owed a tinner ap. 11/idiom and kin:. curare Im,—F.,, w. II ! twar.one.—reotivellug the oroline preemtely ...cod, no I m Matiuning "C. C LL, j eriGeneral." last week's p. Mts. Mosta en- 1.40 pt 1404 are still deprmaed, and the turn of advantage is is mvour the Omer. Our prior are cane. quently unchanged. Stulditnit UP1.... Old.: Mohtlei 6 3 - 1, d.; Orleans, 6 3-ltd. The tan . ..millee of demons *lad Wove the fair quahtim as Lem week:—Up ands, alit.; Mote., 6,1.• Orleans. td. Antsr.can, nittal, on 1600 Perna. ore n.l:orted to hare hien taken on apteulatioa. OW Amines sad I two Surat for es. port; so that the drawer.* tithe tr. • kw lie work have been about 23,6iiu al e. dohs truday, ifi,on bate, 4,600 being on .peculation and foe mutt. Mama ills amok, 17,4 is bales. CX)RN.—Ctiat-voroan, Mu 21.—There was a smaller attendance at la.tact rod the onoy decree ot. fee (panty Rd, .Itr b 7 the esti, we women. day Lug wean. touch could be bought on easier terms, be: Rued d•y senegles m•lntauned lust weea's rates. Fauna, 74, to leo.• oh te, no ; extra, h0..0 le.; red, 61.- Ba il ey. none t d'arusg. tow olLrng, sod id. dearer. Outs and spring corn fully as dew. Llecne, Mat 9t—flat market wat well supplied with wheat to day, with a tale dim .ntl. at saner Iv. lees than last Week'. rates. tine to 705.; tote, 7d.. to 7 us. .4c srely anything doing in spring corn. The Avocar an eof the grow n _ crops as mat practical', sod we have rem trkabla rice growing weather. Wax, Fist e, Mat 21. there has been a large stipple of wheat, bat prices bass maint.rnad without maw:tint the rates hare been limited. English barisy I. awes, bat foreign I. rather cheaper and quiet. Beans, oats, a.d ovum - and a f sir blames% at former rate.. Averages, we k ending 11 ty 9. Wheat. 1119-695. Sid.; barley, 2,7-4. e. 11J.; oat., G,d. ; beans, 60—Ices. tad. Mews, Mar 21.—(11y English sad tripe Slagneue Telegillge.)— Pnote trash wneat anti letlae. ewe were In ones °emend at tee rates of laseday. All q., lutes anti deserigeleas or grain were very dull of sale, and prises ..re a shade lower. Co6l.B.—Lossor, MAT 23.—Bates' West Hartley, 13s. Gd.; Bud. dle's West Hanley, ;by ms's Bewide trtley, Daewores West Hartlry, lbs.; Hartlepool West Halley, 11s. 6d.; Hast. inp' Hartle). )tit; lienon Harvey Main, I itt. rd. Helton Welt Hartley, 14,64, ; Howard . * West 11.rtley Netherton, 16.1 ; Long. ridge'. West Haney, Inns. ; New TsaSel i, 15r.; Tann. id Moor, 144; Tantleld Moor bows. 144; Vietura Hartley, 14.. Gd,; West Felton, ISs.; We.t Hi U.g Hartley, 14a. fal.; Wyfam , 16.. Gd.; Will. End Eden, leo. 6d; Walls Ent G...forth. 13e. id.; Walls End Harlon, 1 It.; Will, God Heaton, 13.. 9d.; Walla End 13.. 3d.; Walla End Biddel4l3, td.; Walls End Wham. elite, 13s. Ed.; Eden Main, 16.. Yd.; Walla End bernont, 164. td.; Walls End oraddt 11., , Wall. End FrAtitotett. ate, ;Str.fid.; Walls bad Howell, 1a..; Walls Pad Hatton, in..; Walla. End Lawhon, 17e. 61.; Walls End Perohor, 1n..; Walla End Plum. vier, 16.. 6d.; Walls End littoeel . . Helton, 175.; Walls End South ileum, l's. id.; Will. End Ir:es/area, 1644. Walla bed Caoiop, its. ed.; Walls End Hartlepool, ITN Gd.; Walls End Heogh Hall, 1 .. ad.; Halls End Kelton, 17.., Eat South Hartlepool, 114; Walls End Trey las.; Will. End Trim. don irtlebool, 174 d ; hells End Whitworth. Ho.; Walls End Evenwood, 13s. 91. Ships at market, 143; sold. 99. BOARD OF TRADE —WIIITITHAILL, MAT 22. (Prom last n `ht's Gazette ) • The Right 11 tno aeol.. L .r•le ,•1 the Committee of Privy oounel for Trade and P,antation. [nee received, through the Secretary of aut. for F wroth Ades e, a opy of ado pitch from her liejesty , san.b.mador at C.bitAnumole, reporting thot the follow. irg guanidine regulytions hare been Limed by the float= autnorl. that et Theockssia: All vue.els •th.tmed for he so.. of Axil!.4 bs required to sub nit to at. re. of ohs ' , ration at Tbsido.la. On the expiration of this•erm. the vessels will receive bills of health, and bi allowed to °cation° their voyage. before vessels arrietag at their ports of distinetion in the Block Sea arb admittel to free pratigue, their roasters irtll be required to prodeoe at the cotton. of the ports wet tten dtelaretiam, to the efTec. that oaring Mc °sure Isom Theo. dela no ecnimunicci et hie been held with suipec.id p...eta or objects. The Lords of the Committee of Privy Costae, for Trade and Planta. lions bare rec teed, through the 'secretor: of State for Foreign Altars, so. pe of a note addreve I by the Earl of CP.rendoe to the Wealth etkintle et tug C. Oct requ n. tag that tmubm Consuls in p eta may be instruct. d to -Kith the necds•ory Ideation, to Britith panic . teethe tree...leg of their coomerui.l altars, until British Consul. can be rent to Roans. The Riot Hoaouratb.e ine Lord• of the Committee of Pricy Council for Trade and PlaotAttona lr,gre reacted a copy ors deepatch troth her Majoal'a Consul at Car:havoc, ecocloAca c pi of a law rec slaty psosed by the Cower •if ear Gralads, &creams Carthafgena a fres port from the is o!bcpterobcr oc at. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Tyr* (o). Cay, from Orimsby co Croo.tsilt, atikb vas stranded on the I.liiod of Owel, May 1., wai be lint Corp (cottoo,llo is 4~ely W be Nay 21. LITIMPO:01. Sams ar Yokkloll Nrm—Tiber (n), at Leghorn; Draper, and Carrier, at Ilarhugen ; June, at Hamburg , Aurelio, at Itaraebies. Baum Na LITIRPOOL.— liermath front Bordeaux, May lf. A fire broke out in the CoW‘ ms demo, west side of the iluskiwo, Dock iwt night. and bet. re it was eattogoishod about Oo pickets of ends, a me of which w, re ell. were burnt, ood .ditent damaged by the w.ter. Ibe rtcame•s Arabi; Cambria. sad Massa's% which were him( uloneride the shed. were out from their lowans., and hauled inside the idea, thereby asetuing injury —Uverpal. Nay 23. The Conquest, arrived h.re on Wedne•dat roan New Orleans. sm., April to a large num ter of 1 ehe-ge between late. 4) sad 4 , , sad 100. 41 to ?A, and on May 20, 'bow a 0 miles Udell Badaer, saw a ship's t o wn mast. with top at!atiled and p anted white, appuently being lag to a v. suet of I,OU tone.—Lirerpad, May 21. VESbELS 'WI IKxN WITH. City of Brunel. from Gla mow for Sydaey, Feb 11, lat. 21 B,IOIW 141.33 e ; 97 d ty• out; all well. Swan Howland, tor Ll,erpo M. 1., Lae %OA N.. law. 14,00 W. Ywooont Caorone. Isom London for Melbourne. Feb. 21, at armlet Meld. fort Philip Head. ; ya abysmal. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAYS PILLS ARE LY• Monalite nit /*lain Vitalise Ili Tile WWlto tit Rill ♦ss Is. DlGManna. In all tares of dersagerl stomach% deteneinaUon e blond to the hwi, but, Pick headpcla% liver sod etpaisch complaint% there is WO Medicine Snows that will give inime.liater rebel SA there teitiwiled pll4 , young ann u:d, riutp and rotor, 'armlike tkem, and to many curs are enreled by their it, that their plaid Ia sounded from the temperate clime to th• frigid ante—in truth. persons who I elesider them a owe.. y requidle.—gold by en Medicine vendors throughout the etted ; at Prote-Por Hollo way's Eptabliplimcnts, 244, &nod, London, and ea, M oten.laot, New York ; by A. btampti, tAnAsaUnoplill, A. OutAicy, Sinyrog ; and _ _ E Yak, Yalta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. RO. at tOck-t...att FJuthtuaptoo, DE Ti titnora Dual ilanutlica Koss. d • Its:l., ' as 21, at Fartf ogdoa @tree% Mr, It. narper, of • dew/liter. . JEVPSKYS.—May lg. al St. Auouetine-road, Camden-square, the wife. of W. E. Jeff rye. Eq.. of a eon. JoNEq.—yay 11. at K rXe.roed, I spLIM-park, wi'e of W. Jona. koq of LAWRENCE. —Nay 21, et U tughtttn. :bl:l•rquare, the wit. of J. Lawrence, , of • gtduahter. 10. Joln'apark, Up wet 11,1:oway, the wife of I C. W. Poole, log.. of e claualater. SEURAVE. -Nay IP at Mattebrater.etreet, Waneheetertaquare, the wits of Capt. 2, gram, t ith heat., of a deuoter. "me.. May 21. a p ,ei,.er aatt ard a Otettbing, the wife Of 11. J. Smile, Ell., of II tweeter. EITENICtre.- 21 2y II at Irea-place, hTualachi Ca, the wife of W. riteptesia, Eeq, of a daughter. TRAVER3.—SIay 21, ttt goat:wee Rectory, the of cof the Rev. D. lroorro, of • daughter. WALUEGR If, at the Rectory, Battord Salet.W.rtio, tear hal:Awry, the lath of the llou. mud ace. hamtiel Waidegrare, of a too. MARRIAGES. ANDRews —8 FurKwELL. 21, by the Rev. IL Beiekwell, C. A. Andrews, Eq., 11.0 1 C. 0., son of the la•e R B. Andrews, Esq.. of Loping. to Litz* Ans„ daughter of J. Ilricawell, kip., of Raisin idgeworth, Maim BAKER—MRS.—May 21, at $l. Mary Machles, Be•mondsey, by the Rev. It. M. Martin, Kr. W. J. Iliker, sou art J. na►er. tsp.. of Ltirtrpoot, to Ellen, daughter of T. P. tisie, Seq., id Bermondsey. CLARKE—PEAR/JAN.—May 20, at Upper Sspey, A. W. Cisrail. rag , of Arenathimute, lutobertio.d, to Rory, ddighlev ol J. Pear. roan, Lag., 01 the Lee, If eretoedslaire. I 2t at Bt. Brides, Liverpool, by the Re'. J. Stewart, Rector 01 Oe t Urrby, Steuart, ion of apt. Paley, of Timor* i.road, ivinsington, to Margaret, daughter e.t J. Aims, ksq.. of La,erpoul. 150THEK1)—(01(ww)t -4 . Way 20, at 8.10 'or by the Rev. R. ihighe, J. M. Sainted. Eeq., of t-titetvr, to Yasuo.* Jul.n daughter of C. Colythoun, Eq., tots of Croale Mom, Tyrone. DRAMS. BATLY.-1199 19, otHoren'a-tert ace, Qu Ws road, Barorater. I. IL linty. Esq., late to Het aro, M alt.. BIUDULPH.—May 21, at Lomturd.atrtrt, Mr. J. BOMA 1141 d 911. BROW N.— Illy 19, at at. Omer, thrall:oath Clara. daoohter of ma. H. Brown, Lee Thatocartreet, r d Iltgeout.to.l, Walthurastotr, &gad la. 1111NIINO.—Idep 19, .t ltdoard.terrace, Cattalos rtad, Holloway , Mr. T. Bootleg, family 01 hadtortl. *get FILIENTI . I.—May 19, at Ito.. ford, !hot; the info of J. Ittaalt, 4 lnkt 45. 04411. T.—May 22, .t Vaton-etreet, Souther*l4, Mary MN ~ .fec't 0. Oullt. &el., seed 72. TRUEMAN.—Ntay 111, .t Br+gbton, .'ter • protraeted 10..ttt 20 ,4 0 , 'bummed, Fp., formally al 44 atthainr4...t. aged rflaol.o Yid 01011.111ei 0, * 11.614 a Less 10. /.... 1. 00 : titr.t. In the eh, Si Lombok. hew. 4ht o'llol. Is owe 011 riestbast indordeah—satossms. MAT 14.1053. FROM LAST IVIGIITS GAZETTE. e BANKRIJPTR. ltiswann Unease, nastier., 1.110.11, provilion merchant. to Pon.. del June 2 st 11. and July 4 at at h...ingnall.street. (dolma and t 0., Nea.ion.ntran I and Males and (shinty, Leicestett V. f1it. , .,.. naNtuilidl•alreet. lowa tocuta IPL.M. Ware Wtpttuill, Hertfordshire. miller, Ass 4 and July I, at 12, at B.etnehilintr, rt. Moro and OM; Oreshant.striet, City, and lonamore and Co., Hertford; ce. rasig, Stansfcl haainpluttl.strisi. Jon, Huratnna , ti , ttin.huro. lower, June 11 and 24, at at nurcatna nos ..utart houl at Nottitenam. Mils., We Is, nottlngliam, anis James, I t nhuman, ; oft. a•sle., Hand,. Nottnenana. Gnomon Wru.u , Nortlinich Cheshire, c ,ckinaker, June 13 and 97, at 11, at t Werpool Coat. col., Ciumbire, Nord:mink ; off. wig., Turner, Liverpool. INdOLVEST PETITIONILIUS. R. Palmy, Pact-read,3l:4d;;lT:voce •- r 7 -7 , . Loveaden, Harrow. road, Paddmidoo, grocer K. tazaber, Cburea•rtreet, Bermondsey, r—M. W. P..r14 Bell. buildings. Fleet.airset. and Bow.churce. yard, Cheap-BM, eernmemon art et —M. nearly, Upper WM:error. itrft`t, Bani• Mme unarm , arr —J. R. Amide., Loudon Colmy, Hert lordablre, fare %mold Ituehrsier-terraor, Limrhouas .. aside fisierrii Xingi-ton-apon-Tbaineo, Surrey, grocer .—J Smith, Co °nation row, Mule Newington -T. W. Y. Taylder, Alben-ontage, ininden-town, cork in the Audit 0111ce, Somerset. boost—J. lowsrde, Clare-street, L nroin a inn-tidos, and It ckmoor. street, Drury-lens. greengrocer—W. 13)rok Km ea, Surrey, !Mena d retailer ot W Mau. Camden-row, resides-.own, sheet else inanuf,icurer— Marline-strict. road contractor It King-street, Sabo mantilla too denuat • J. Judd, Golding• tos-ernment. St. gancrimalied, Jtwrnryruun inicianyer RIOWII. kluseure-.treat, Bloomsbury, hanged victualler Y..in•betn Watson, Queen-street, to it and shoe maker C A. Hewett, Mytkilei ton-street, dealer in furniture—T. Dymock,— A, goy/lament clerk. Um:LA ice llur6 OP DIV' DVS Di. . . . JVII WILLIAM NlTits, I'rnt dor., cheml•t-- at Mc need of 7.1. May 20, and any mateaqu.nt u. !day, at Pcnuell'a, Idhal.4l)..Mbers. Gnomon Pcsamv and Jaws. t•TLEL, Nur way-wharf, altilwall, umber merenan a —ist dlvniend of 4.. 6d., Vay au, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell'!, Guil..l.ll.oriambeis. !min 0001• L (fte).ar .te estate), It mity.mreet, liotbethithe, and Nor. way.wh af, MUlwall , NW, man- It dttlui nd of fi.s.„ Mn, 20, and any auhrequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Gut dmill-eharnbate. Jams C toCAS and THOMAS Li cm, Aalesvgate-stieet, City, whnkvale drug Lu - Mid maiden, at a bd.. May 20, and any sub. regnant lambi,. a. Peartell'e, Gulldlud..ehanhera Jona tams Ltcas (arpara e estate). A.dervgatmatreet. Qty, whole sale druggist -tat dividend of !a, May 2-, and any suLuequent Tue.day. at Pannell's, Gundball dimmers- Vistu.r Jams Hum, Shrulf.and.cot age,. Queen'arood. Dalaton— grdellvtdena of 1.. lid., May 20, and any aubstequent Tuesday, at PreaselNGuildball.thunbeta. Biurnms Tswana, limning'. Sussev, roar—lit dividend of Se. 10d., May 2e, and any subuquent 1 ueeday, at Pennell's, Guild ball-chambers. CuAluu roux Wonsan. Cristetud.friara. City, and Saffron Waldnn, rase', hop merchant-Ist disl.lend at id., May 20, and any suttee -430•2t Tut May, at Pennel.'• Guildball.ehatnoem. THOMAS LAMB Wo od-..trset, t Ity, linen warehouseman— lat dividend of ga. ed., May 20, and any autvequent Tuesday, at Guildba.l.thambera. 'asuman tmattinuaa Woo ma. Long-lane, West Smithfield, fancy cabinet manufaeturer-Ist dindead o, b...d., Nay 20, and any ouh.equent Yumm.y, at Penne! Guildhall-chambers, C l.eparate Rearni-aireet, army agent— s Sits dividend of 4s. 6d. May 20, a nd any subsequent Tuned iy, at ti Peunell's, ssildhal-etsi:mbera. .111.raco to 11.1.1•1111 and Mumma Ilan Houann, Dusean.strmt, Whiteehapei. wholmale grue , ra at uivinend tit I a., May 26, and ary subsequent M. Way, at Canvases., aldermanbury. T 1101.1% mrrtace Poutiney.hilL City, and Upper Side, Waterloo-0,14e, lead merchant-6th dividend of 2 s-16d., May 26, and any aubsequent Monday, at Canaan's. aldermanbury. ?VONA. ADAYOUA and HUNK? ii VIRZI& WELL, .uaderbuid, currkes 2nd div.denu of In .7d. tin m dill.° to la. 4d. previously anehared), May 21, and any sumequent Saturday. at !MAW., Newessule-upon. Ty oe. Timm is AMAMI,. .amputate estate), Sunnerland, currier-2nd dial. run i of 2. (In addi tees to Se ed. met lowly declared), May 21, and any sulienquist Niturday, at Baker's, neweamle-uputs.Tyne. WILLIAM Slam., Guinan, grocer—lot dtmuend at Ire ad., May 24, aid any aubrequent -aturday. at Wk.,* Neweamir-upon-Tyne, JOO , l PM Disufs nawau. and (norm Parturroa, Neweaatimupon. Tim., chemists-4d Maitland re May .4, and any subsequent Saturday, at Salve., Naweeinte-opono Int. NICI.L•S ANDIWRI•nd 111011 A• Aanaswi, Grenhet.d, ironmongers —l.l alvldnal of 2a., May 21, JAI any subsequent Saturday, at Baker'., Neweamtle.upon.Tyue. 'NONA' AMMO,* (eepsnate estate), o.iteshead, irentnneger—let dint. stead of les., May 21, and any aubsequent Slum day, at &Jar's, Pews wile.uyon.Ty nos. °SOROS HAVItIUCE and Msrrxtw BINJ•111,1 ROMP, Monkwear. mouth, •lilp ouildera—lnd amp final dividend of no. on ndamon to 2a yraviouvly decMeed), May 24, and any subsequent Saturday, at &skies, bewcaesom oss-Tyt.e. Jona &mason, Sescatitle.upon-Tyne. draper 2nd dividend of IS.. 6d. fin addition to 41. td. previ..usly deelaad), Slay 21, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker'., Ne•carle-upon./yne, 100.1,1 Sumo and Ba.unass. herby, mitt Ufrowelera—lst Maiden.' of 9.. &1., May IS, and three subsequent Moadays, at ilarm'a, Isottuagharn. DIVIDENDS. June 13. L Gcodbiod, Li7dia - tr 1417 d Crowo.coort, Chespaide ; Tlichboree-treet, Daymaiket. and Manche-ier. hoennraper -June IS. W. A. Putnam. tamed, glass de..lsr -June 14. V. Quick, Bristol, jeweller -Jane 13. .1. Bond, Ludgag.hl.l, City, plug/man-Jane IS. J. Mitchell. Great Bourton, Otfordaire, railway contractor-Jewel& J. Cooper, I yde sad Woottor..hridge. Isle of Wight. grocer-Jame 16. L. Ali zander and W. I.l.r.igett, 1113 Broad.street, City, merchants- Jute 6. H. Hunt, lliatou N. irrio, Lane. shire Cloreop, Derbyshire; sad Mem:hewer. super mosutacturcr-June 13. W. IL Saunders, Cardiff, alas merchant -June Pi. W. W. Dean, W. Keene, 11. B. Marriott, and S. B. Wearing, Neath, Dlam.rean-hire, t rowers -Jur.* 18. 6. Carib a. Darlington, Durham °each =mut exam-lime 17. J. Dove, Dardwiton and clunder.lod, tanner-Jose 13. W. /L Brackett. Newcaette.upoo.Thie sad Whiektiam, money icrirener - suns 17. E. Treget z". cktiaLoo.Yees, Durhsre. shoot:ruler -Julie 18. J. Beet, South Shields,, spirit merchant-June Is. T. Bart, Hu. roses. Yorkshire, hotel keeper. CIIIITITICATKei to ire granted, unless cams be shows to the mstrery. . us or uay *I meeting. June IS. D. artist% Soutb.strect. (helms, ►a►er—June IS. J. m o p e , nygg end 4 4ontne.brufge, 1.4 of Wight, grocer—June IS. C. Ford, Great Marlborough-street, 'Westrunater, Milne—June Si G. W. Taws, Trowbridge. s 4 llnotre, currier—June 24. W. Cruse, Glas tonbury, Sontenetshlre, aucoonter —June 13. J. C. 'letting sad W. Herring, eunticriaml, timber merchant.—June 13... Herring, West Buldua and SLIIIIier lend, merchod Juba It. J. Enke, Liverpool, grocer—June IT. W. rcht4l , 4d. Howdy, t Mintier,. coal sealer. Pelts SlLktatilkn _ . P. Aaron and J. 8. Jonro, Oravesead, cigar Beat and T. Wallin. Rochdale, Lune ,alurr, —w. H. Olive' -„ sad Joaeph Craven. Kerlinley, Yorkshire, wonted spinners -C. Levy J. Le...Meader, R. Warrender, and P. Mdse, GingWon, Cheshire, ail 32.12titacturers, so far as regard.. K. bi orrender and P. Astics-Job Limey, John Livey, and K. Brieriey, lownbead, guehdAle. brass blunders-J. W. Weimer and W. %Sauter, Piemiddry, Rs:dwellers /A. W. Stettin sr d .1. K. Sneath, inounigharn, wire weavers ). Knowles, J. Una...3MP, R. WWI, and J. Marrow. Pa&eston, boat e mainufac.urers-F. J. Ingram, S. Pemberton, and J. Waltaker, Lred,, and elsewhere, einth Sidebars-W. Main and T. L. St.nley. Ashley, ssakordMire, drapers-J. K. ENT.) and J. R. Reeve, Newest, Moores er.hire, milbas -J. W. Lined, J. Priett, and O. Uneti. Birmingham attorney.. or tar as regards J. W. Uaett- W. N Ctrs.: and A. J. Cridland, Brighton, surgeons-IL M. Guiles and 0. Horne, Mark-lane, and Corn Exchange. City, corn faciore-H. Nutt and R. Nuts, Trippe t. Klogriton•upidb Huh, oil pram hair ma ma &cinema -C. Beck and J. Hart, Nottingham, lase ormularturera - 11. Pearson and IL Ilialgam, Staphenron-terram. Caledonian-rood general .Ammen-J. Holmes and J. Shirrs, lionelet Yorkshire, nis i dealers-T. Barlow, J. Markt, J. B. Sumer, and A. Robinson, Man chester. Merobleta, AO tar as regards A. Hobin3oll-W. Nilliaruma and J. Mears, Garrett, Sarre). brick maker•-S. Harniedine and J. Raiabow, Nottingham, g ocsrs-0. V. and P. itarang, La mad, Kent, tamers. !worm SEQUESTRATIONS. Imam Port-GI aglow, merchant, June 3, at the Whits Hart lug, Greenock. Jura 4411-cou, Ulrich. merchant, Juue 4, at Leith's Caledonian hotel, Wick Vit.ta.ta VVRIORT. Magma, paiuter, May 31. at Cranotaan'a Hotel, tahaviow. - • . Ro . aair_t l / 4 ,01118, ulattiow, accouotant, May 30, at the Crow Hotel, filaoicow. De M Carona. Glaww, awl Blau,. near Ett 'A.M.:my, calico punter, May Su, at the Faculty of Procurator.. flail, Wawa'. WESTMINSTER Jews' FREE iSCIIOOL.—Tbs Omni. versery dinner of to i. eserlient institution was held on Thurscl.y .a.t at Wil.c*--iiyme, Si. James's, the Lord Mayor, 1 dent, in the rests, int.ported by some of the moot influential members of the Jewish end Christian com munity. The rb'woi ruby I e cinridcred a sister one to that of Bell lane, Npitel fields, sod nitrates the children of the Jewish poor at the West-end. The instruilon formerly had a ite d T o e . ore ten tHdi ne akr w y o , a . m a n d r i t d o ge m. n i i d s a p d it o r m on : uo, of 101. The collection amosotid to nearly 7001., • trivet. loser amount then has bean receind to any Gwadar occanee. CONTETANCE OF FIREWORKS FROM WOOLWICH.— Shot ly atter midnight un slot g train of Artillery waggon., earl drawn by four hones, aria escorted by Urn of liberal-v.on, left the Anecal at Woolwich with a portion of the fireworks intended to he ilistherged in the canoes I metrop Allan parks on the 19th inst. The conveyance c f the fireworks t place by night in order to avoid the dungen to wh c't they night bays beta imposed in the crowned thee , ughifarirs. Tne train of waggon—heavlly laden—was of isonsesse length, and the clatter et the now- VMS vehicles and boron was heard at a groat diatanee, sad bed rs-her a 'legal. r effect. TEE FINCIILRY CEMETERY.—Yeeterday the Bishop of Lincoln consecrated a further portion of the cemetery owned by the perish t f Meryl• bone at Fir chley. The rector of Funchley, the di.triet clergy of Ms,' 'shone, and the pa roshial entlinrities were present. The al pointed goalies were snap by the Fincbley church choir. CRYSTAL PALACE. CONCERT DAY. —FRIDAY, JILT 26.---Aadonniosa (Al(, mom %khan orly), 3,642. I 1