The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-21 00:00:00

Them emery illtlmeommaln to oeselple le, eve of ream sad Uwe $ll7 Noir* MIA 1. 1860 ; sad, iallweim of them home, 11.110 ogle* 16.61. The North and liestlaWeetora Josetioa Lbw, hemisp a issammicia with the SoothWeetera Railway, is la warm of ostotrasties, emit we he ready tor mi• in the autumn of the proem* par. The New 'V Railway wee oempleted nth sadertired he opiates em the ey ist December hot, bat owing to the seam Pima by the Shrewsbury and Bir innOwes Company, la artesepthig forcibly to *unties an 8140 140 he Ine the likeag ri a i r c te m o se ttswen coaditionally, ppwwasd. the Uwe aft w ter Trade de.W&tt ea the pound et pot& waft" e to prohibit the °petting • he bar, sod Wo lverhampton district woe Sous depriv of the Stour Valley Rail way, to Me irmy e rem of this company, the imam of the Has. The wrowL., awl Birmingham Company,. how ever, have s within the het w days, intimated theirldea lism to appeal to the paper tribunal, in the manner sompolod by this sempairy, prior to the proposed opening ell the let December, asilertaking. in the meantime, to alstals from any further attempt forcibly to use the rail way; there is every prospect, therefore, of its being shortly to the public. Since the lest general meeting your re have been in friendly negotiation with the direc tors of the North Staffordshire Company, and concurring la the opinion expressed by them in their last report to Heir proprietors that the accommodation of the public and the interests of the shareholders of both con cerns would be best promoted by their being worked in union, your directors were willing to concede to that company terms highly &venerable, whether as cumpared with the present earnings of the line, or with its pnepacts, if placed in acetate of hostility to this company. Simultaneously with the negotiations referred to, the direc tors of the North Staffordshire Company introduced iota parliament, and milieu. to prosecute, three measures affecting this company, via. :—A bill to authorise the union of.the North Staffordshire with the London and North Western Company ; a bill to authorise the construction of a line from Culwich to Wolverhampton • a bill to authorise the construction of a line from Sandi:each, to join the Cheshire Junction fine sear Warringt.n. The first of these measures being in conformity with the arrangement pro posed with the North Staffirdebire Company (and which our directors Wen willing to carry out), appears unob jectionable; but the object of the two latter bills being in consistent, not only with the arrangement just referred to, but with the spirit of the existing agreement, under which the North Stalferdshire Company have since April, participated largely in the profit of t raffic cattiest by this company, and being uncalled for by any public necessity, your dirte:ors feel it their duty to oppose them. With respect to any questions of difference under the exist log agreement, it is only coronary to state, that the North Staffordshire Company appealed to the arbitrator, the Re corder of London, in August last, without establishing any hround of complaint &pleat this eompsny, and that they ave sot Wore preferred any further claim. Should they do eo, your direciors will be quite ready to concur in an im mediate application to the arbitrator, and to accept and cheerfully act upon his award. Your directors have en tered into an amicable agreement with the St. Helens company, is refetence to the use of their breech line to the docks, new bring constructed at thereto., on the Mersey, with other important arrangements, which they hope will be mutually advantageous. la conformity with the policy Indicated in their last report, your directors have concluded • working agreement with the directors of the Newport, Abergavenny, sad Hereford Company, effecting thereby, through the medium of the projected Worcester and Here ford hue, the bill for which ie now before parliament, a con nexion with the important te,iueral dietriet of South Wales. The Birkenhead. Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Com pany, having declined the offer of this company (made in answer to their proposal to lease their line for 21 years at 90,6001. per annum); and the Birkenhead Company having subsequently adopted the preliminary measures fur uniting their interests ezeitasively with thine of the Great Western, it became necresery to seek some other access to Birken head for the traffic of this company, as well as for that brought from North Wales by the Chester and Holyhead line, in which the London and North Western have so large en interest ; and, accordingly, a bill has been intro duced into parliament, to authorise the construction of a line from Che-ter to Birkenhead, at an estimated cost of 580,0001. The necessity for inch an outlay of capital is to be regretted, but it will be far less onerous to the companies than to have acceded to the terms required by the Birkenhead Compan. The directors have also introduced into parliament a bi ll to methane) the formation of a short link, to connect the Buckinghamshire Railway with the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway, near Oxford. It is • matter of regret to the board that they are unable to report the settlement of all the points in dispute between them (is conjunction with the Midland Company) and the Great Northern Company. The extension of the railway system throughout the kingdom, and consequent increase ennui nese of the clearing house, has rendered necessary a very considerable enlargement of that establishment, As the building and land are the property of this company, and leased to the tea-tete of the associated companies, the pro prietors are recommended to Sanction the expenditure of • sum not 'weeding 11,5001., for which a rent is to he al lowed equal to 6 per wee on the outlay. From the etatesaast of the last half-year's accounts, it will be seen that the set proceeds are £in,sl4 16 0 To which must he added the helmet carried lima from leo fromat .----- 1163,692 2 6 Loos, fort her allowance for ro sew.l of rails (abstract IL) £23,677 12 0 For addition to works sad _. stork (abstract J.) _ 17,0'22 1 10 For extra stork iS CSIUNIZiOS __ with the Orcat Ezhibitioa (abstract J.) £80,599 13 10 Showing a disposable balance 0f.... £772,992 8 7 The directors recommend a dividend of 31. per tent. for the de mouths, amounting to 590,5181. 124. ltd., leaving a ha knee of 182,4761. 15e. Bd. to be carried to the neat half yearly account. The CHAIRMAN. in moving that the report and state ment ef accounts be received, adopted, printed, an 4 circu lated, t sok occasion to observe that he did nut mesa to_ se is his opening observations that hon. proprietors hideliped the Manekeeter letter; all he meant to convey was dot the signatures were allied. Mr. ALSTON begged to record his uuquelified &sap robotic' of the hostility going on between this nenpany gad the Great Western. He thought the following gentle sea, if they would undertake the task, might ter/speed il y sad amicably arrange the differenen—namely, Mg. _Ole& stone, Mr. Bright, Mr. Cardwell, end Mr. S i dney Norbert. The CHAIRMAN wished that there should be se mbar gerstandiag with regard to the policy pursued by the Leaden sad North Western Company towards the &est Waters. The Great Western had been mainly mils& M first natant* in passing their bat Is tathe iastrumentality of the Landon sad patsy. He stated without fear of asetroillbs, the Loudon and Birmingham Comm., bed aetmfibdad the ass of their stations the Great Wawa mould hew failed is parliament. But there wee min hl Main le what had been done in past years. All sides hut made mistakes. Proprieton had made mistakes, for had lamed to be made which Mambas Isere neverinclined to make. (Hear.) How did the cam stead la 1847 with regard to the Great Western ? He held ht W Moil • document which would serve to show the spirit Ault imileated the Loudon and North Western at that ported of boa mei greatly recited feeling. On Dec. 18, 1847, be ehleateal lofts Board of 'trade a letter offering to leave the ipmeties this fa dispute to be settled by the commissioners. He would not refer to negotiations which had taken place since that period. He hoped the proprietors would not consider that injustice rained on the part of the London sad North esters Company, or that its directory were either willing ow envious to prolong the contest a single day. lie wished that everything which had passed between the Great Western and themselves were forgotten, and could secure the meeting that if they would put matters in a train of fair adjustment, be would bail the day with feelings of the greatnt_ possible satisfaction. (Applause.) Mr. LOCKE, M.P., trusted the meeting would consider seriously whether the tribunal proposed that day was the proper one to which to refer the matters in dispute. He had seen gaits enough of the Board of Trade and of mem bers of parliament to kaow that these would constitute very doubtful tribunals for such a purpose. He should have much more confidence in the directors of the London and North Western Company than is members of parliament, sad he thought that in the hands of the farmer the entire emotion ought to be left, and that they ought to be made Tespcm.i ( Ileac.) But he bed Men with the view a obtaining i nformation respecting the capital account. The chairman had stated that in 1860 theAFtors had fflvell the directors a reedit vote for I . and at that time the chairman informed them that eMeidered the minuet amount es rimed. Now, tram that paled to the present, the company had BON 11pMEIN weary. It sem tree that the whole of the 1,608,11 K hadiset bees ea- Kredstill, some of the isthmian had bees sasseisti. irmisatoo. the estimate is, Ye mar Iles awl homes' had beta 88.00 W., and me km Om 58,1111. la oddities hod bus laid eat epos them Se thought tbe auditors ought to be sellrA epos he se asessat of the enemase laseems latish hall alma pica epee that item. It was far beam, hes him to tins, hi bees a statement of the eiO N O elberwies laid helm the proprietary, rather than ban lb, upended first, and have nothing afterwards at *We 1-yearir meetings but wrens/hag and jangling. The CHAIRMAN mid the opening of the Stour Valley boll been lase for the 15th lastaat, but it was thought the Jowl of Trois wadi ast allow it is ha spend at that day. Ms abseil be 'toy slot that tho Mbomou stole be settled l by lbsiesphlsso lel, he Wilahlart that poasible at a mem elms pros.* son, he MOW oat with the expression heed hen Nat yesprlshers that this day the details no worlrlsh le the binds of directors. (Rear, Mar.) swore mos siersoil. The ONAIJIMAN moved shot a dividend sr N. Is, every 1551asselt, tad son is =Mho. deshroll. the mos so be melee se Ms 26th r ia. lityr wee Men easelereoly 1111.41.1611 shahs's. Mr. Theo hi* Mr. Wm. Borkrakm. , and Mr. RAM )eases, were aroelostod ; eel Mr. Wart Gill (cluing's of the lareashire sad Yorkshis Conroy) and Mr. Miami Oteel iron rimed disessoss. The Choseley eel llemssehie Ahem woe rm esevertel the web at the ; sad after the usual me sr Nee& m in A lir ebabotem. Weellei separated. The pro. whelpM her hem half Tango AND BOATS RAILW AlN—Yesterday, the Not of oreatbstothe la this omposy, brought la bg Mr. lisslby, the Gadd , mail Mr oollaltors, Kama Tarr sad foam we 1 wisk balm Noma ihmery. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. Yesterday the half-yearly tesetiaz gowitree t tida company took piece, at the London Tam% t, Dlr. W•DDINOTON in toe chair. _ _ _ ben theeesit, the report (wlddi has already appeared M - ea JirreeseLwas taken " ri!d• Tea 61,1111131 AN this rote to men the illett er Me report, ad aldrened the nesting at emelinift hank ea the various lapin enbeesed la it. M iso naled. in main aim, that the report be emeleed end Dr. J. RIILLY seseaded t e modem 'Wag that than was not a Marehebbar prawn who took a nen lively or more nave lateen in the oaks of Mt amps than he did ; sad be, aneapt *thin% bad die Mil to tad fault with is pen inenanegemeat to tibia their pro perty had bees ealgened, bat ask wee an the ease at the present meeting. (Hear.) Os the amtney, be believed that the chairman and directors ware eaditamoserbe faithfully to disagree the arduous duties they bed mileetelts• on their account, sad or. that of the widow. sad eephma-- (a laugh) —many of whom were, he knew manly dependent for support up the dividends of the imam Ovestim Railway. Mr. MOWS suggested as an meadeena that, three half years having elapsed without amp &Abed being declared, and there being a large awealle Mime in hand, they ought now to receive be., lanuel et is. per shar•—(No, no) —as them would WU be • balsam fissordisag 4,0001. to be carried to the neat meemet. The smendisent was loosolod. A loag conversation ensued upon es goootios of the dividend, sad many other matters wen istioduloi in the course of the argnamat with a view lo obtololor oxploas tions on various points mostiong it the sopa& Almost other subjects to width the ahead= of its elaimma wee directed was one Masi so the IVIIM of 4,000 L all is be charged fm rates ; sag urn this point the clubmen replied that the directors wen &Mg they could to get the question finally sett/44 sad with this view they had ob tained the assistance of Mr. Robert Stepbeasoo. He also observed, in answer to master trusties repecting the cost of pnnting, that with a view to scosolies in this respect, they had erected their own priatiag establishment, and that the first issues from their press were the reports, which had been presented to the shareholders on this occasion. The cast of printing these reports was 421., whereas the @ammo of the slims work had previously emanated to up wards of SW. _ _ _ observations from lie. Rows, barrister, as to the propriety of showing their desire to place the fullest confidence in their directors by agreeing unanimously to their proposals, Mr. ROWS withdrew his amendment, upon tha under standing that the additional shilling he proposed to be placed to the dividend be carried to the credit of another dividend. (A laugh.) The CHAIRMAN—No doubt about it. The question as to the adoption of the report was then put and carried unanimously. Mr. (MACH then moved that out of the balance in hand, after paying :the dividend, the chairman receive 1,6001. for his services during the last 9 mouths, and 2,0001. a -)ear for his future services. KNIOHT emended the modes, and Mr. GEORG' SMITH stietned Ant the ban. proprie tor who had pespessi the mesindes had game a little too far, end he tined k wadi be been that, instead of doing that whisk wield he smpeistable to many of the shareholders, tie! shaahl tainsiew late Mlbount of remune ration to WWI to the shams hem the present time, and not hr p~est senleee. The CHAIRMAN offered a few observations alas the subject, and disclaimed any wish to claim any rananneatien whieb did nye meet the full approval of the shaseheldon. At the soma Use, be was bowed, ia jostles to himself, as well ts dams.% stat that be bad sow MUM the Pie he ;ga es ve to them wh e n he became Obeli shissum, hatt could not be sapeeted to give up the while se his time to their interests mama thoy ilem pseved to bim ei lLa eapression of their fedievtimt he Vs* minis nee. A further Mess ire 4.111111. Ina IWO= amendments were indirectly emend, but were sot hemially put, the original resolution bin leasloready adopted amid loud cheers. _ _ Lord Alfred Facet ma the Chairmen men then re elected directors of the annpny. Mr. Runs was re-e.teml ma auditor, and a Tots of thanks was paned to the linilllllll, who, in acknowledging the compliment, asked permitalma,in the part of the di rectors, to appropriate a swim id Mi. a year towards a me dunks' institute which they prepped to establish at Strat ford for the benefit of their weelmesa. It was immediately agreed that the matter be left in do brads of the directors, and the business terminated ia a maser which abundaatly proved that the position of the Eastern Counties Railway Company hail assumed a much man favourable aspect than it has manifested for a long period put. NAVAL I ADMIRALTY, F. 20. —APPOINTMENT :--Clorz, W. H. Otroard, to Tureit. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 20.—The Medusa, 10 row, Captain T. H. C. Symonds, arrived at lintheol boa Lisbon and Plymouth. M 1 to ge tote desk to morrow to hare Mr bottom exandood. The Bloaltano, 60, Nem Mien rindship,Cotton Knoltarsoo 1/611 lakes boa Sy* alodny, to loan bar MOM dossed. Vin Vlana, swan =was bootleg dons tho Molnar mod Ilto Assn to M mob& It is that ra i l.heillei drew wi dt on dr Vino. Own of no yard sonntased sallood_ny rigging tba,llt. Vinson, 102, in the attain basin The Oilloam. Nam Imp ship, Ciento Kinston', bed his noeparos mans yessorday. STATIONS OF TINS MAJESTY'S SNIPS IN THE MiniTialuatitAx.—At Gibraltar, the fanus atMaTta, the Queen, Ceylon, Trafalgar, Albion, Vengeance, Superb, Bellerophon, Hercules, Phaeton Tumble, Scourge, Cara doe, Ardent; at Corfu, the In defatigable; at Genoa, the Spiteful. In the heavy gale of the 2nd, the squadron suf fered severely. Bellerophon sprung her foremast, Trafal gar also sprung hers, and, her rudder being disabled, she fell on beard the Albion, and did some damage, her whisker going through the Albion 's poop-deck. (Yrem lest sight'. assiers.) ADMIZALrf, Fan. 20.—1 n consideration of the successful engagement above detailed, the following promo tions have taken place, dated this day : —To be Captain : Commander Charles Ferrol flillyar. To be Commander : Lieut. Edward Marshall. To be Lieutenant: Mr. Hugh Hethorn, Mate. To be Surgeon: Mr. Frederick Foster Morgan, Assistant Surgeon. fo be Paymaster and Purser : Mr. R obert Henry Sullen, Clerk. To be Midshipman: Mr. Bennet Finlay Byng C larks, Master's Assistant. To be Gunner of the First Class : Mr. James Cooke, Gunner of the Second Class. To be Boatswain of the Fi rst Class: Mr. James Blight, Boatswain of the Second Class. To be Carpenter of the First Clam: Mr. James Willeocks, Car pester of the Second Class. In consideration also of special services, as detailed is the above despatches, the Board of Admiralty have directed that the following additional promotions shall take place, also dated this day :—Lieutenant John Corbett to be com mander; Mr. Wi l liam T. Stivey, carpenter of the wend dale, to be carpenter of the Snit class. The Board have further directed that George Yule, gunner, Royal Marine Artillery, shall be made • non-commissioned officer; and Charles Blofield, boatswain's mate, shall be advanced to be a warrant officer, on his passing the required examination. -- --- MILITARY. The following general officers have been placed upon the list of officers receiving rewards for distinguished service : Major-General Peter Brown, 2001 a year; Major Generals Sir John Rult, K.C.8., Bainhrigge, C. 8., T. E. Napier, C. 8., N. Thorn, C. 8., 1.001. a year each, in addition to their present allowance. The under-mentioned general damn have been placed upon the list of general officers receiving the unattached pay of 20e. per diem: Major•Generala Sir Richard England, K C.D., Charles Middleton, Alezander Mackintosh, Joseph Patterson. A special allowance of 100/. a year has been granted to the under-mentioned lieutenant-colonels having the brevet of colonel upon half pay, after thirty years' full-pay service: Colonels James Chatterton, Lovell. Sir Michael Creagh, Pennefather, C. 13., John Eden, C. 8., Eaton lioains, William Cox, George Macdonald. (Pr lot *We Urethra WAILOMCE., he. 10. Mb Sett of Deep.—Lieut. H. L. Beaton Me bees showed to retire teas the minter by tin rate of hi. unsatieioe. Nth U. thise.—LiewL C. J. Or me hoe be*. showed to retire troth the rents' by the sale et hie eensit.eles. Sues rafts Oda—Lieut. awl tort. U. O. ffiuuseos to ho shot., lie Uralic*. who rte. the eitjutehey only. 144 H. P. Arm., trots the VIA F., to he Mut., riot IMt mbe orb. IN—lss. IL I'. V. UAWILTON. frost the Stith F., to be tin Beremokswiwarim. 11th F.- UsiL T. Ilinishe to be rapt, by per., eke Woks, why vita. Net If.-9esetotsesl.4lerj. L Kumar to be no. brat. without nth I.—U sea. A. Commouusa ee be ea ft., by pm Mee Cbolmeley, who rets.; Da. 0. P.. Gamow tow Neat.. by R. Ike Cleassalor. ttth r.--thaeL L Illasestoa hem Me 414 to be beet, Mee AMA lima& 7.-lAmit. W. B. C. Pomo, from 11.. p. 11l F., Is be Brat., Dm Moe D " el% app. paymaster ; Lest& Scow, to be paymaster, Mee dea 41th F.-6w..Mal. B. LIT to be sash by pin., Moe lisev..Lisat.. OM. J. alsktas, who feta.; Lieut. 0. M. Lamas to %leapt., by eke lUtty ; Eas. B. H. Ilearearre to be It.ut., by por., Mee 77th Veer.—ltes. B. D. 011JT to be Dee, by par., eke Ellicat. vibe Met.. Web V.—Lleat. A. comsat, to be rept, by rot.. Mee Moore, tabs vets.; 800 B. Suer to kWet., by por n Meet ampbell. nth F.—Ueet. 0. W. Our, ft.. ..p. efth F. to be Beat, else Craellty, who veto opus b..p. gab) intellteence. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STAND- IN 0 ORDERS. DOACIIVITER AND RIZTLIt COAST RAILWAY.— Yesterday the select mosodttee appointed to impairs whe ther the standing orders might be disposed with in this ease, decided that they oohs test to be waived, and the bill is eonseqnsutly lost. Mesons SINIMItii of various aria tAkes in the plans and sortie= of the line and the levels affecting several public roods sad intending at littera' over the first 2.5 miles out of Davisster. BASINGIIT011•NU 8•111110/ITRAILWAS.—The rounds on which the select committee thelared that the standing orders ought not to be disponeed with in the cam of this bin ' related to informalities is the subscription contract, innf -Beicnt description of the salseribure thereto, and the names of attesting witnesses being enined. The standing orders were dodered complied with in the following cues, before the enewainere:—Laneeeldre and Yorkshire Railway (for rerdeties of capital and weelion of new shares, and other purposes); Manchester and &aut. port Railway (redaction of rapital,and abandonment of por tion of main line) ; Middlesburgh and (humbug* Rail way (for incorporation); &skean red Derlinienalitailway (for regulation of capital 1•11 IMMO of sharre) t In the case of the Menge& Wake Supply BM, and of the Metropolis Water Sepply aril Desinago Bill, and the London (Watford) Spring Vortheethempeny Bill, the stand ing orders were complied with. Thy MR for the proposed Putney and Fulham New Bridge and Pter was withdrawn NEWPORT, ABEROAVENNT, AND HMINFORD RAlL way.—Yesterday, the eleventh belf-yearly weft of this company was Mid at the imam Tavern, Mbisepeate street; the Hen, W. I. Ifiermuelee is the their. The chairman, umewing dm of t heiallaud the sharehilemita the Ihs saint of the eagosay slue their het meeting, Thigh wee attributable to the arramssmat width bad bass mad= the Ludes sad North Welt= Railway Gummy Meson a powerful body,were in a eseditien to brim kite play the tey imp 'meat ef espied required /sr the ferry*: ether the ease& memeniestrewMthe theilsetessivethsge, by the tense Ye the metre of Meth Weise; he ' the amempeement made with this peweribl ue =cs taut aespisiest to the funs, memo of the hew ewer meek sem sharebaiders mey bath wished have Ws magi* ied=ser.ker.) He bad slush by the Me Nimbi* be wow assidered thet ba llii ri i rL fairly est a il and its Aiwa senses dspanded solely oa the isethdess swift disestme. The preprietan could net ail to see time the most entered into with the Leaden end Zs% Western Railway Cowan ' when interest it would be to work the Mass to the etyma possible extent sad manatees tread assure • per manent alliance with that and by which a connexice would alsoC w :e r s t eed el =Lice exist ing railways, bywhich the prods* of the misers' dis tricts of South Wales would led am ,nett le all peels of the kingdom. law pieties IS miles of the Mee, the Lea den and Meth Western Railway Compaq led upended the era if 411.01 W., which would ham eset emir company net hoe Ass thou tames that lam The thanks of the shareholders wee des to these direelese end ether sneers, without whose sedelemes he (the meld net have retained the possitim he had dine laden the trying times of the . He had meted upon old English principle es ea slier that in time of damper the captain should be the lath te hive the ship. (Hear. hear.) The chairman concluded by remarking on:the advaaMgeous course of the lines, condutieg se it did to the largest dock in the world, except that at Liverpool, and having many other equally promising resources. He could see so reason why this company should not become one of the meat pros perous in the country. (Hear) 0. Gowen, Esq., seconded the adoption of the report, which was tonan y agreed to. A vete of thanks to the chairman concluded the business. REALRVE FOR MANNING THE NAVY.—A return, ordered by the Home of Commons, dated Feb. 18, 18,52, for a " Copy of the recent correspondence between the Admiralty and the Treasury, on the subject of the formation of a re serve of seamen for manning the navy," and issued yes terday moon*, states that, "as a first step, their lord ships propose to raise, by voluntary entry, a naval reserve,' compared of able scamm Mime services may be immediately available in eats of need. The proposed reserve to consist of-200 petty Misers of the * tat clams; 800 ditto 2nd clam 4,000 able swam. The petty *Moen to be entered in t he reserve shell hive served a period of not lees than six yearn, and the able se ea not km then three years in her ennim with sera mites of good conduct. AU ma extra hr the 'reserve' to he borne on the books of a ehd in ailimiguks, and fur nished with leave tickets, nauwalM at the end of every year so long es they are rudest The reserve arm shall be at liberty to serve in a msethent s a lt h ilr a r te ovided their voyages arc confined to the home bade se Meat by the act 13 & 11 Vi c t. e. 93, e . 2 ; they he Male to be called out from time to time fer mesh wink had in such proportions as the Admiralty may direct. When celled out for active service, they shall be liable to be retained fora period not exceeding Ave rem and at the expiration of that time shall not be liable service in the navy. Reserve men shall not Itr ull t air ie ballot for the nary while retained. Their services In the royal navy will count towards pension and Greenwich Hospital, the nem u that of seamen of the fleet, sad two years on the sesaned list shall be considered equal to one year's swiss et see. The estimated expense of this arrampurth Is se follows : 200 bet-clue petty omen, at 121. pas 2,4001. • 800 second-clam ditto, MW. pet maim, ; 4,00 0 able Imams, at W. per 1111111■11, 24,0011, ; 811,00131. As their lordships peopeN that the anespeemst and machinery eWI be worked the ethane al tits Cease Hued, they appeased = i t ewers he mempthiest will he smell ; beil, in min to sew the aspens of is est the remove amen heathen lime, dm tim _pu ef_ es iteprell dell, Asir hedthips le nth • sea pae ef ORIN. Ar making 1:3,111.8108."—A hem less the Treasury . to this statss epieseas ef the =imam, esd seas the s easemi la lbe aloft JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY CO U NC I L.—YISTIRDAT. _ _ Dasosa Tics.4.3lAaciAlos luxossAsxT. Ix as MAWR TU . TROST.—P AAAA X A OF MONIST Vol LAND TAIL'S( DT A RAILWAY C .—CosTs. A question wu raised in this ease as to the payment of costs by • railway company. It appeared that certain land in the 'on of a tenant for life wu taken by the Bris tol and Exeter Railway Company, and the money wu paid into court in the usual manner. The tenant for life died,and a petition wu now presented by the persons entitled to the fund for payment of the dividends which accrued before the death of the tenant for life, also the dividends since the death of the tenant for life, and also the payment of the future dividends upon • portion of the capital to a married lady who was entitled for her life, and the payment of the rest of the capital to another person who was entitled abeolintela, Mr. Toiler appeared in support of the petition, and asked that the costs might be paid by the railway company. Mr. Osborne, , tor the company, opposed the payment of taw. The tar-Chancellor said as to the three first objects of the petition, the payment of the dividends due before the death of the tenant for life and those due since, and the payment of future dividends of that portion of the capital which was to remain in court, be was of opinion that the railway company ought, under their act, to pay the costs; but as to the costs of obtaining the remainder of the capital out of court, this railway act, which was passed before the Lands Clauses Act, gave no right to costs. If the capital was to bo invested upon lands, then the company would have to pay the costs of the invesment, but not the costs of paying the corpus of the fund to the parson entitled. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YEsreRDAY. &ITEMS •T NMI Pam AT Chnumus....— Room LOAD r•iPS IMO 11011.1111111.1 AIM &mum v. Tas LONDON D. ComperT.—Taovaa. This woo ea tutu brut& by a wine iserasat, to Ie• comas yahoo el 177 Gesso of wise. It apporaed dist the wise laisa 'so dopiest with the Louisa Desk Cas a penes soiled limeatheL a M V a aps, pw ill e i t ass. ooepu' =dee set to Live up the wise ; oat easposied Uat it did sot balsas Meese ; bat be (Oehanto) hal besa 'sashimi et the he Overt, mad showed that be had bovilit the Mao sallemkir4 DE Climbers, for the delbuse. esslesded that the de. hookah' hal se right te &Wm up the winos ; she. dist than vas neither an shesiele disemi es the IMO Mid, se as &Idols mini is the ether. Kb dints Mt nerdy edited ea emus he art dell'arte( the vista The use mat es eselpssu gres their peer lrier, the elm vela be *vas up *ie. ; est tie learned paths= 1111111012104 did no! amuse to seavereion. Lod Oamptioll intlanted dist, ia ha opiates, Son me intim. of favtaiss._ _ _ sad-Ph. Cliiitboriiesessiod, bowsper, to address th• jury, His lordship having end up, The jury found a vattliet he the plaintiff. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Yzenapey. Savona Ma. Comussioesa Gematay. Ix as D. E. COLOVIIINI. The bankrupt, whose case has been so frequently before the court during the last five years, was a scrivener, of Carlton Chambers. This was the adjourned last examine tion meeting, which was again adjourned sine die. Mr. Lawrence said the baakrupt was still willies W hope that he might be enabled to render such accounts aa would entitle him to pass, and trusted the court would grant him six weeks' protection, with leave to apply for its renewal. Mr. Chidley (Gresham-street), for the emignees, rot ob jecfing, His Honour granted protection for six weeks, with leave to the bankrupt to apply for a renews', on satisfying the of assignee, Mr. Pennell, that he wee doing Me best to furnish better accounts. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOURS. Mr. Stephen Beale, meat ailmeas, of letadeahall market, was surameeed ar Theralay Wire air Robert W. Cardea for barbel gamed aai awed Air aft ream which was eat for Imerra hod. TM peaty simals 201. for each Wise& Thomas Rowellea, a jobbing porter, said—l was sent to Leadeehelleseshet ea Saturday lest by a man seemed Ton- n e" of Whiesehapsd, to the dehadeat's premises Ike setae asset taw Therepea, the fermata, wits sib tor Mr. Desks. awl I asked him for two carters et best Ihr Mr. Taney. I did a ft tee Kr. Bede. The Era said the beef ley at the beard with a sloth over it I did net pay for it. I took oeso tearer, is the ship le my truck, and was about to et the NW • in the sane way, when Mr. Curtis, t herter Sew up and embed the whole of it. I weer that the beef I tot hes Theater= b whisk was seised by Mr. Neils. It esasistal et two Ihrevarters. Mr. L. Carr the barrator, sold the two quarters were not It to he red r harem food. I saw Thompson, Mr. Beale's heamem, ht the shop, and I told him I rated to see tall hindq He said that he knew aradai about the swat , wed that he rters. hollered it cane Cr.. the seaway. He did ale thay that the beet led beat la the she. The De/sadant—l alit that wq hems sold is neat. I know =Wag at all about It goat, bat he asps that the railway pimplelsroaglit It te the asp. I dealers selsealy that I never saw it till you pamellisd we tore it belewelairs. It is ailed tire quartets ei bed, bat I say it le art beef at ail._ itk•acct W. Carina—Tau sagy Ihet year bream sold t►e beef. Whet h Wee= GC the sane, he received for it? Hee be eat eseseoltmil t.lsa for it t Delosasso—lle has. It is salmi ia tabs beaks. When I au not owed at iks books ay horns Iti sot he Plias marg. fG, FEBRUARY 21, 1852. air R. W. Carden—You say you know aotilat ra a t tll shoat this transaction. Did you not soy to your when you were summoned, " How is It that I am easassoaed for having sold meat unfit for human food 1" Defendant—l did not. Ido enure you, sir, that the sal, of such meat I never would eounteaanee und er ashy cir cumstances. Such a mode of dealing would be fatal to me in the country. My establishment has always been well known for smelling meat, and Ido morninf o : keep no that character. mat in question Is the Anartess I of a starred. nut of adYssad animal, and It is not bre at all. It was me* mired in my shop as my foreman, In forms cm lit 1. i/. Onsks—Have you pt any witnesses to speak la i i s T e =inatlas I bast not. lan willing to abide by your Sir R. W. Csrden—The station you hold u an extensive end respectable salesman makes the offence of which you have been guilty more injurious. You are, of course, ac rountable for the acts of your servant. But I believe that you were perfectly aware of the male, and of the description of meat sold, and that you completely sanctioned the deal ing. As a wholesale butcher, you sold to a retail butcher a poisonous article, which, if it had not been seized, would have been sold to the poor, and in all probability have caused ems fatal distemper. You thus not only prejudice the fair trader, but you deal destruction amongst the in digent by the distribution of this horrible food. You say the meat was openly exposed to the public, but it has been ro pved that it was covered with a cloth after it was sold. I believe that your foreman takee upon himself the blame in order to save you from punishment, but the calculation was an erroneous one. The sale of unwholesome meat is, in my mind, • desperate evil, and I consider this a very bad case, and emcee you that the trade shall be narrowly watched, and, in the event of conviction, heavily punished. Defendant—lt is the act of my servant, and it shall be visited upon him whatever it may please the bench to fins me. If lam made responsible for the sets of my servants in this way I may be ruined in • night, for it is quite im possible to see what they are selling. ffir R. W. Carden—You are subject to a penalty of 201. for this infringement of the very necessary act of parlia ment. I shall be content to inflict upon you the penalty of 61. and costs or imprisonment for ono month. The defendant paid the penalty yesterday. ' Robert 'Thompson, who was a few day. ago examined upon the charge of having obtained money by means of fic titious parcels purporting to contain valuable property, was brought up for further elimination. Four new came, in which be contrived to defraud ladies when their husbands were from home, were gone into, and • great many wit nesses in other cum were examined. In the prisoner's possession were found some letters directed to Thompson and Foreman and other eminent firms, and, no doubt, in-' tended to be used for fraudulent purposes. The prisoner was remanded till Wednesday. Sinai, F.b. WA—Thla naming, SS is usual immediately after the fair, the MAO prowntad a very tame aspect. Th ere ware Mt lawbrawle debit\ ill of say kind , sod Mt a sessll nuinter alhear vi j o bs= Min W maw as quoted In oar report of lb. tale. Mem (mall) late wd i At. per lb. ; large ddio, ba, gins hem 44iL afd. per lb. Malatya was dull, and but few Ms SWIM barb. TM supply of Pork mares was abundant the /Ana reogloghoe is ed. to 7a per woo. Nesizaliarielt PAUL This isisbrated Mei for wIWY Nam die anirlielses commed ea the Ith rod Yen& Mel ea lie tab lesteol. Ned ins well attoild br all the palsied aim la Os Web" is will es by wood hviiparr. the owi et imeovile gal* wee readily told I at WO I pardeaterty Sur alma& fir Imam sad tarries, p ps se well es pine ffig Zc i llr ir miele n try bo rn g roat ' bow es es : ilia wen via %Malty said, ewer of thin reatsloirri ea Med. We Ise eldesW.bw ef:fet end Ise odd% paid Moe& ewe of barna. Pet gawk beg kik We, et tram 4e. Si le SLIM. per .rose; tees nide MA la pod deemed, et lieproved priest; sof many Welt" Om wen sold, the rob for thew brio Wilk. Dustrume vANDLIMAS F•ta.—Our Curflewas fair wu betd ea Weimeday. Wiztap of easellest Home semis their appear ma ton OWSMS, Ma there were swivels ell Wady NM Tweeter. The umber slum Itereuer, _maunder, wee es mum three Wow n+ of NIP ea the Ilirds.Altwers that the veal body ert pad lass were is SM hub al dilliert A larm poomeNas al Ma deeetris Mews we tweedy were of • wry wepertse tualitp, welsh ewe wee weld ilserwl. sod •Wb prise ehtelwoL - Fee the lapels dew of sainds drew eswaid UM, or se ismed. the beet dm& Illarees lerweght fully ken WI. to 46/.. mad ewe ewes 101.; sesewd ',With Awn Na. to 4N., sad a Wel dos taw le& te 27i. Werke Wee& et prim. Ow peal. seed, the auelswe ea the limb WS saiderettly huger than on the pewiews dey, de.. about MS •NW amount of boohoos as. trerswile4 Wood sad Ow were tellip etetteleed, especially for the beet 4111.01* GLASGOW, Feb. 24.—Our market was well supplied with poolmiaSsLosoan=oimmo— we ; 572 mo let o t, and 1.411 Sheep. cur- I NM, Gam Ma. MO* ; WNW, Ma. M MA A kw tamed out noomd. 711 rapplyMwethora was good • top Wee, spl. ; current, ed.; infe rior, 4t to 40.; a few bet used. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the returus made in the week ending the 17th February, 1842, Is IN. 10d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, no return. Sugar, the produce of - the East Indies, 235. 914. The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 20s. 7ld. Few 20. St oat.—There has been a very good demand here this week fur refining descriptions of raw sugar, and the sales since our last report, which comprise 7,000 mats of Mau ritius and 600 hhds. West India, have been at pric s which were not previously obtainable. We are not aware of any transactions in foreign. The market closes firmly. For re finers' produce there is still en extensive demand, and all descriptions of manufactured goods find an immediate sale at slightly improved rates. Rum is extremely quiet, and prices barely maintained. LIVIRPOOL, Fill. 20. Tho sales to-day are :—Sugar : 90 hhds. Porto Rico, at 316. 9d. to 335. 3d. ; 45 hhilt Antigua, at 325. 6d. to 36a. ; 60 hhds. and 100 hrls. of Barbadoes, at full rates. Coffee : 15 tierces Jamaica, at 401. to 456. Cutch : a small parcel at 18s. Jute: 650 bales, at 81. 101. to 121. 16s. Camwood : 23 tom, 251. to 301. COTTON.—Ltvearoox, FEB. 20.—The continued large trade demand, founded upon an immense consumption, is gradually giving more and more confidence to the holders of cotton. As usual in these eases of increased activity, speculators have also been playing a part, and daily carrying on considerable transactions. When to this is added the business for exportation, it will be seen that the trans actions this week, as well as during the opening part of this year, have been on a large scale. We have also to report, as the result of this week's operations, an advance in prices. Americana of all kinds are id. higher, and, in some instances, sales have been made at an advance of id.; but for the general average quotation we should say a full 01. advance on American end Surat', with a readier market for all other kinds, is our position to-day. There seems to be some fear that political disturbances, either as connected with the stability of our own ministry, or foreign relations with the continent of Europe, may disarrange commercial matters, and act nafavourably upon our markets. Apprehensions of this nature are (perhaps very justly) giving some check to our proceedings, and inducing a precautionary course, cal culated to prevent any immediate upward tendency of prices. Besides, all cotton, u soon as landed, is, with very few exceptions, placed unreservedly on the market for sale. Sea Islands keep surprisingly steady in price. The com mittee of broken place " fair" Uplands at 60., Mobile at 51d., and Orleans at 51d. 14,600 American, 7,040 Surat, 170 Bahia, and 1,000 Pernam, have been taken on specula tion ; and 3,060 American, 1,510 Surat, 70 Egyptians, 20 Pernam, and 10 Demerara, for e x p or t. B a l es for the week 74,300 bales. WOOL. LVIZILPOOL, Fee. 20.—There has been a moderate demand during the week, and there is no change to notice in the value of any descriptions. In combing wools prices are, for the moment, almost nominal, with very little doing, but it is not expected that they will be lower. Liam, Fee. 20.—1 n the English wool market there has not been eny change of moment during the present week. Sales have been limited to immediate wants. Prices are quoted the same as last week. In the Foreign wool market business has been quiet, but in the London sales, which commenced last evening, the bidding. were brisk, and an advance of abort 14. •as realised upon November rues. HOSIERY, etc—Litcursii, Fib. 1111.—The plural date of our local seaeufastere is still at a diesseese. bat weals tad yams seinuils their prise. Iytrl Om is aft nesik draw is Ws. We beer al a tittle MIMI Oft Isr ran Ws week. la week. essisequwee at soot Ceasilleakwymekwiews tasrket this CORN.—Csbutaroza, Feb. 20.—Tbere was by no -a tarp nip* of When et myna WAY & aka oh hough Immo Ovid bed in a ndsarkr. Ir imphstdossi Ilently at spout loot volleoploos. 4a. r Ha. rod ;ra lo Ma. elleba Barley rather lire Wad itr qprlity Whi ora n lbw sea be footed la a PRY dam& 7a !II ,Slt id. ssasagan , tioka V :"a _ ---- - Comnair. Feb. 20.—Otar market to-day was liberally dappled ' , Alt awry deautiption 01 graham/ wa wee a elietat paella, I. prim praarelty. Bari. y Y fully b. per qr. berm 014 Dohs rather seam, bat new beau aa d Per abaallma, LILCOLN, Feb. 20.—Oar whet was Ira wq9lisi with Whist, orgeoly mu Maw; wok 40. Melo lo 4110. Poo* • doh Wed% mats. to as. hum rale& 201 . 11018 &$ !mak $2B Ooli owe drunk out lot mod solo 10. per olcoo. Ism tray rim Pk a Om. Liazatroor. Fab. 20.—Although sines our report of 'harry W asprimasat th• troa with •• how boa very Wet-i EMS% UM asap wildraer sa tie ran or Wain le prow oda on boor loom mod op Y Thfi OW. Orn43n, prim olooaUy romased Os sues palm ss lot awed. Off wipplat of ram aid arstirlie awl Inn dela mow bar ws rood.. ;Ter Visas t dass how arertir 2,413 we. a/ Meal. MOO Weds mwl &AS Issin s tr • ,trsta tits Milled Stows awl Ism% with lAN 41 2 L num upon a airy stankr Newshass a ow Wrap today. via a aollwaid ompuoiso of aid little it omoomilbo. ow Iwo Is Ms No oolsonolydoll solo it al dowrOssir Se wbilik *MOW "WM othoolp; tallesrs. aseurtbe. Ma, missed rafter truly ar tin Massa ra:ss st Titsraar. yid* dm* ta2 41 7• 11 111 , 2*. Mang So nom onoloolty tomato'. Nola owl Onoolho Mar, with loapoorry lan la Ur trade. Ira. pr land Assipar, Erma owl huh War pragsrtiossity premita 'Wan •Isteng Delft and Hat rassisa Is. par li sr. M s IN ZnaliWay n ooldog oloody. Lao prism. no sotra segamt, co do Una lad rood. 04. todOolmool, loot a S ubs/ loodry, wart* ralatabod Oar maim win. bran Om Y dory mod I. Or ammo d bodbatt. w.. Y Itistoble spat, at ~ er boor l A tl tria ; l• Mao 17th io M ap r arboo Pi rolt i r idmigNl : 8 4 141 qrs.; Bsrley. VIM; MOO; Oslo IMO; — l,l7l l ; W ision Lam 123; Oatmeal, $.OBl oaks; Rom 1,741 mho sad 1,127. flousitampeow Feb. 20 .— Thera was a Armor feeling it the WM* trade bid*. tie 'hinge to'clry, era watt* baring ..Maim leapewil the werlitiew of the ?Ewe erapies, It lest dew weir Ir• to very bed. he cabs waft owe et Ihe =Ewe peter •I lest weak. 0.47, a te hasp. Weeper, but sot prows@ Si Er leallae. Oat% lieu* mil Mew* time. Eked, red. IN. lea Is I a Se. ; mixed, IILIIO I 111. le ISA 1•14 wr teal !Wiry, 36... to M. Os* Meek rwhite, treddha t• i team ide. to a.. leas. 1166.1 a No. Pas, 29e. *Ma lbw, db. le ils. pet soot Wainrinab, rob 10.—Wo ant bitty anggitad with all 'rain to this illhehoes aawbaL 7Y doomf 5, IMMO imetlaues halted, ae at *I• aaad, and 'Wash dot awls thaw Ds ashe to vat Wee. la • deW 11•111•10111 that Oohs • sannwton id to. pw fan boo la howaudsi to wpew p vallt Ow wawa alba* tams b osidar am tow Ora ea Twairs. Was .. of wad • wall was at a doollw to ta. dor or.,V g at i alb prig In the wwww Email* Hew are held at a s lota el. 'awn Oils and Salland dwdy No withal I. otter whales. Wheat, per v. et so. s• say Whet, 11•11 W, Ewe, sad Wm, sew ▪ Ilse. to ewe, Na ; width W. to M 4.; extra. SO.. ; INA* ad Hui* sew red, tae. to W.; lets., 42e. ; hew white, Ma. to 4A.; *atm W.; Limy Whin sad Claibtidgesblreosity red, SE 41*; eats, mew white, Ve. to 41r. • eatra, ; York dirt •sw, red, W. to NE; ewe, 40e.; sew, VW to as.; warn, 445. ; Drub awl liksistrargb. 40s. to die.; utra. twee Wile erl Illsmalweb. rod, Ws. leak.; taus, ; ems% rd. as so W.; wire, Sta. to 43.• ; att. larfloy , per amyl* Wyeelak norion sod Oulrolk, li or ° l e me.; extre, 31e ; Usethimalre owl Tandare, W Sin; hates, Ha; Mort* *a M. le SW extra, 31*.; Yulee qr. OW lo the lashol. mak p er Its. to ate.; to db. t lisp, Ma le Ob. Oats, per stow, ow'. by, wow, 9d. Ye 1441.4 WWI & lad to td.• brain ad. to gay ithswag, pat bad of Wild, Ito to Ws. Walt, per load of 6 behoin Ws. to sea Wan por dr. hap., blue and wig* boiler* * Ma.; eWit, Nay i ira e. aid food, au. to lie.; mate Ilia lbws* par hot top., to nr. ; gamin 114 to W. 411. In 4k Imports dirtily the week : ISL • ta L lbit4 VW OW, Tod. hew, 1,472. hot CATTLE, 460.—BINVISMIT CANDLOINAJ PAIL Fob. 19 --se weft of Homo woe more Mao in mew mad those of • babe Imo Islam sot with • node male. The maim of home woe eke wiry Iserk awl swig* tlas wore Weil Insigaste. The dem et Irk et Mots was vary fit, dime hew Wee woe tiesied Stessift et tat mask iiming soft pat. • &OIL pot Ina WIC tame= talarrow E. Cale Clowned,' I N.W. Stroselkesse I Omani TIM FIRE IN TICE CITT.—A large body of firo is still smouldering under the Min., and this morning four engines were still on the spot, occasionally distributing water on the lower part of Messrs. Cleghorn and Dunbar's warehouse, of which nothing remains but the bare walls. The origin of the disaster is attributed by several of the °Sends to spontaneous combustion ; and the reporter was informed that only a few weeks since the whole bf the stock of hemp was cleared out and examined by the men, as a means of preventing any calamity of that cha racter. Thi■ morning, at 10 o'clock, Mr. Superintendent Braidwood and several of the gentlemen connected with the various Fire Insurance offices went over the ruins and made a minute examination of the salvage, which is at present under water, excepting some portion removed during the progress of the conflagration. A large and very valuable collection of paintings, belonging to Mr. E. S. do Terrey, a foreign merchant, on the third door, was entirely destroyed, and were insured for 12,0001. in the Pheenur Fire-office. The various houses at the rear of the fire were much damaged, and the ooeupanta bare been great sufferers by the immense quantity of water which inundated the lower parts of their premises. EXPORT OF BPl:ClE.—Amongst tho cargo taken out by the Peninsular and Oriental Company s steamer Ripon, which left Southampton yesterday, with the India ' mail, was sped* to the value of 267,0001. ; vis. 87,0001. for Alexandria, and 180,0001. for India. Asonsi the passes gen by the Ripon was Sir Usury Leeks, the oessasodere the ladies navy. Frost Me LONDON OAZIITTE.—, ;Feb. 20. Jos Cum. INDhaball, Sta.Wirilr .7 e, bolt manufacturer, to enures. dee Daub IMA 92, at II at Ilkelsibant Court. bola., Smarm, Elba" NA Iladersa, ; oIL amaqr., Valpy, Hu. ulnalrms, Owasso Ormarralz, &DK nalanr, Nardi 9 mad April 0, at 11, et alai 011101. Ida. kora sad Parnell. Bristol; off. &meg., Willsr, lestaL WriamaNnawsiradAwa,mrtlambplmoe,fltalark•a.romd,Keuninston. Irowle, llama Ire Ara 1, at 11, at artailtall.tuttt. oat , Ls wnwat awl 014 OW Jewry.aambers; of. wag., Omani, Ab. abursh.lnao. ?wets Isomer, Detitaskt, Terri% room Mirth 6 all Asa 17, at 10. at Lama Owl, Is Shelllald. Sol., Smith Irewelr ; GIL art g loat i'rel oott as ki h rtaihrierarCootatradr, kW, Mari 9ar is, at 11, at Nsingisltstreat But, Lamar" Immallatramt r, sa. waft., Graham, Oderkstrot. Torus MillOO, Will• 11. ablalldilillk ktioarlar Munk I at 10a, cad Man i 37 at I, et ErmindOm Owl. OWN Walmal4 N iiii. ame BoMIMMI, Bin s tea arm, Illiimar INserr ... WILLIAM Ramos. B TIMMS" darallat Mardi 9 sal 39 at 11, at Loads Court hob r, awned. all Monk and Itwlthiabank, Ueda; "A ~ Rope, Lads. Canneries& STMAIMIAM sod Motu. Braver, Mae. cheater, whore, %welt 3 sad April 1, at 12, at Iterwasidwr C.ourt. Bola, Wawa. Sharp, VaralsanAslldlaan, London, mad lowly, Mas. tarter; 01. reg., Masawasit, earlier. usicaurrais ANNOLLILD. Fab. 13. Faamattea Fanaman Oman, Canterbury, grow. Feb. 19. WILLIAM Fury.. Crawford street, Daryleboae, draper. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. M. L. Bartats and Co., Waal Frsinsitutreet, saerobasta—had dlr. or O-ebatsbers. d., Feb. 14, sod any saberra Tardy, at Pannell's, Guild. hall 09,0 " '- - -am Glae;ou wane, usgslit-led die. *of 3d , Feb. 16, aod any evirspeat FareLl's. GoildhaU gbandem Tosalwer-led Th. of I/4 , Feb. 23, sad Siesekc, el Ow" Aklemeaborp. taws Illwoue, Jekwerie* TellWroirsert.rood. pianoforte mane- Mbarce-let Oh. of li., Pak IL, oak say submoent Monday, at lonOnala laustls, Alimedimr, aa, of Is. aid., any Weelate. day, at Whitmore's, Kama Haao Lemma KetigaMporiubaa, Kennington, colchniaker -lit die, of Bp., errtp Walsolien et Whitmore's, gnat. OCIASILLIVII Prong Burr% Leath, Oneper-233d dlr. of lid., Feb. 24, and any_subsequent Tanday, at Pamirs, Guildhall-cambers. TIMMY WALLS% JuLosill Owen WALLIS. Lieda= e l t. st die. of la. 74d., any Wedwarala , at Whitimeete. DIVIUMIaL-Illateb IL J. Ikelewle. lamez. minder -NW IL e L*llolelopw wiabeftw-hlarch 13. T. ftr Ll iminiler-kkie nU. IL Dim Li on, ver re sad meeheat-limin IS. L hate, Wolverbunp iikirklagtolkinla-ilsisli IL O. Ong. Oreat Tower-dm; CiV belide-lanedb IS. R. lisandmi. Iliester wise and spirit tieseelegai4Karab IL C. Holthem, greet Tower*W. City, sedan beolier-liorek IL I. Witt, o:emp. stew Ineer-4darali IL W. Levy, White'rearde. wow* sod emenleell wwwherwe-liareb IS. S. Leek, Maritza, Taney seelkweaw-Mareb 12. W. IWO, ilefferyLetred. Oreridia- Isivi, Mardi IL X. D. Raw Liverpool, Mao sal i. deake-Illerdi 17. J. Ifkliezda, Meelkyr Tydril, 0 vivelks dew -klema IL. C. J. Seeidero, Colllndwood.atmt. Black. Neiroweed. peoulisa needwit-Merdi li. R. Lersokr, sWerlW, Dskem.issidwer-Weile 12. C. Welker, keekvekell--treet cob seaWlh wain de* wwWww-Ilareit IL J. Warburtas, LIT* Is be t unalidowimi arise lweis lo be sweep ea egt le ele limb U. T. 17. Laikiress. We_WWee. liewldrie, mercer - lOW IL D. loebbyee, Teekledi, keermoser -Marti IL 0. Mew Wakelleld. Terhehlq Wrisgsr-ilaselit U. J. Doom, L Weber-IW* I?. 11. Mew., liematki-enlwLyno. Swam, bimm od. moms, tarn end *Ws gew-Marek 16. E. MT. Isseay, Liverpool, loihn-alesdi U. J. Wilke* brio*** owe. PAITIIItddHIPB DOMOLVID. J. Wry, J. Taylor, WI. Sham, eerbidisig miller; es tar se regards J. Nam J. C. Wien and IL Was. W• 1011111111. MU. aselleren. J. Agesk Jos, esd Z. Odder, Brook se_linsys. J. Leesa awl W. Verevelnee, otrardwayst, Worm Mtoallers. J.= aad J. Hisideeedeld. Total% lade and pelt J. Brud — and O. Gulliver, Drury-lime. meek tromsongers. J. R. Cattail ma L Hu* asoct-homP. ay. IMP brawn Oallisr, T. Collier, aad H. Cathie, ew BroarLotreet, City, met angle. milk sa E. Collier. W. P. Onnion ad L Denim, Comoitry.drset, Westminster, woollen *WEL J. Dorms add. Dominos, Jun., Lincoln, stone masons. J. Osedlnor end IL Pugh Liverpool, wholesale grocers. 0. Oilms, W. Bow* L Wilson, and C. A. Latham, Mid- Gilboa dlesbrough, Years, engine Baden, so far sa regards O. T. B. Ohdolamoned P. lisrpsatoon. Liverpool. broilers. 0. Illelhow4, J. Welling', snd T. Stamps, Birmingham, papier mach! marnhelmere, so far es mai* J. Wallin" J. U. IrDonal; Lissa* draws. • J. IL Ilaskikee sod J. U. Pritchard, Warrington, laaroshirs, aura ohosents. J. Ilawdeshoy and J. Holt, HoMmihs Brook, Lananhire, cotton 'plasm W. mu. O. Slott, and R. Slott, Hinton**, Whitechapol, tea Nan& J. Pearson and W. Daly, litoskpart, chithlro. mottos inanufseturen. Proms Pettit and T. Argrat, Newmarket Lit. Marl, Balhali, harems =ken. G. Robinson and P. Kellam, Manaliaslar, coensimion wit.. R. R. Sale and W. Witham, Liverpool. Hook makers. A. award, 0. S. Dyson, J. Wild, J. Jump, T. Newhill, J. Smith, J. Wilby, J. Wood, H. P. Pantry, J. Berry, and B. Lookwood, Dalton, Tortiskire, msliaters, so far is regards B. Lockwood. W. Smith, C. E. Orono, and W. F. Malik Hemel Hampstead, Heft. fordobire, anoraks, so tar es talatda W. P. Smith. J. L. Torey mid IL L. Torsi, Harhat Drayton. Shropshire, top peak T. To. sad C. Parker, Oztorbetreet, plumforte mastateeterers. J. White mad J. H. Wlllimmem, ltensisester. on 'merchants. F. Whitson. H. WlNtimms, sad T. H. Otemes, Nottingham, dyers, so far se regerdeT. U. Owes. SOOT= SIIQUINTRATIONft. Waimea Denntm an =a,. tumsr, Feb. 33 end Meek le, M the loyal Beal, Gamow DIMAS% 10161.11. Cilatemanneaddre, dittiller, Feb. U end March lA, it the loyal Oak Hotel, Alias. Flummt east , . Obsegew, Jeweller, Feb. 34 and March le, at the N Obsagew Y, L Stook Itstbastra. Omen aura. Lela, mershust, Feb. Se end Muck le, at the New Mr A eith. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Mayoras, Fas. 21, 1852. The State of the Weather at sash of the follow* plasm at Nina Oda* yeeter47 aterain. The stational ere arranged 1a eater of lautado. Omarse Womelk et Xmas of Ma& wi. d. of - w - E.A . Mato ot Wiliam ?WINS= N. Calm Ism Pima N.W. Hard WWI assillies R WORM N. titres( Brame Madre 4w:ow N. Flab anew Clindlas iaI•TUAV/IMI .... LL Metes Ihrmar Cleallses Toamarewa ..... romn... ....... N.L lertailkoma Mai oammincit N. 04•11•1111•010 eisLibus Snoop Lisit Mrs Mot LINVIITOR ...« N.W. NMI WNW 011111111111 Noscasnia ;teeniest !mamma -....... LW. Nam We avow Si amniews N.W. 1/294, Ina. Partiolly CloudyLt....•mm. LarcummL......— N. Cisolle anew Priasipally Clear %TIMM . Cludis BMW Cloodloss—Frest SHIPPING INTIILLIONNC.S. PPM arrevoodeft.tbe " SUIPPIMI 0 ".“•• •• 1244, CABUAL'fIEg earna, Petersen,from Rocskilde, to NeweastlP, outla hem yesterday, leak, and must unl oa d and rtps..—e i b t i s . tiansand, Feb. . [aria (sloop), Munch, from Copenhagen to G rii„.hy, wrecked on Nidingen, Feb. L ; crow saved. -4,l,.ttenburgs Feb. 11. SEABORNE NAILS. IN diallins that the melte us sent from the Oencrol Nikes, th e -- - ' m by the morning —tk.ep-och. ~ ........._ ____ ___ ........... .... arum two win NI P kith* Nett —sad Mby the monde( --devp t ick. " t 4 4111 Lay whoa Nodose Pawn wt..; -----"' COUNTILIaiIh la Geoaral Put. J. : 191( 44 Oleos Widest di59„.1.2.41 dm & hasorise(bylialt.pseittlN Ns. 23 --.---.....----.4 Una; sal— yob. 31 Asterles(byllnited NI *s. i Melt) il Fhb. 91 !Awls" 4 . Nat* a by Altair:ape N March 3 •••cathresiart : a ltte r lVleet tl eatet) ...N 11te of Ota reseal, tlyea.rar t . v i m" tleasadrla• N 110thalldlt Nauru Diver .. ~. • EA. 2, tv•ldiene ll Patty anted N ellt of the meth soetirsavoa . e.. Verdi It Nesse@ Ayres N tee of the entail, trestUttalv•or . Marsh 11 thilforlast•i& 111 •11101111 Nelklttbof mearthi Saint. r „ . Feb.lo taps ol Used Note 84 1111, of the North • Plywou .1. lima 3 Onstesitatopla • 14 7 thl7th 27 Net rase 1 Ismer l've, 312 Central *sates N Jadatllthof Barrett I4osti nil .ot yo, se r:Esaael lake .O( Ntea.leed.,//Yrid.jarutt.dt r , tr.. 1g MA Chili N 17th ce the sweat VOut„ - 1,1. r e Veit is tresses Uit N Twice dolly to.,. I . lncr.(l4. Ur •••••.„—„, ........ ...N 7tNlltlt37thoi moo Mort ... . Yd s 3,,, daabarg N Tosedrq At Vridst Isrwss• ... ‘ nt5.,1,4 Nolan' ..... ..... „ N Nodose. St Nets,. Lower ... ,rlaa rs Eloodene —.... N 11th of the somata amt.., ~4 . 1 Kit ep Ireload Aa N Teen daily .. ... 1101. 1- r: ~M ew ' ladio (vie /loothazapt)ll 90th of the wrath "out: .. •. (~,b. 2 4 idle (via elarstilise) N talthatthol &oath ' Lavr r e ac h 2 Nerhterrasou(via PAW. staptue) N 99th of the math dote tsity• • Vt, 99 altto(vie Nareallat) N MAUR It ot math hot,, teach Nast. it god of the smooth m0u11.„0t•••....... th u d, 3 Madeira M 9th of the aerate euettearr.. : . test* 18 Y a lt a * „ 1 rulorthouut,nui , - Sauthol the wrath Dow N•Pisa . N Ste IStalitlrol rasa I lo••r ... ha. 22 Ps* Nato• le lttriStll23t hot moo lam r , , 1., ~ 21 Peninsula Pits Ile 17th of the mottle S srsa , ~ • I, t , ~ itteeany• N sthl3th2tthat woe W. r . .. F..b . a Mat ladies lll 17th of the @teeth eett•vssu • to,. 3 0 won ladies (eared as vane...tad Neese) N AM of the ace* Hoag... : .. a wa i t i • The nano to taws 'ouster tans maarliol •, --- mob pistol via illaramillaa. •11RIVEV. Amman (a)-at Liverpool, February 20, from . Arrwooo-.t Grimaced, February 20, from . :tot:anion SAMIAIU-at Belfast. February la, biro_ ...... Ilatirr-na il aro raw -at lEt al, letroary In, from Stu.-at nt m-at Oresrod, Erb. 20, from Coscelitij -at 6ravesecid, February 20, from .. 11,, tterdras Carrara-al Liverpool, Feb. 20, from ..... Demerara Corium-at Liverpool, February 0, from anisicidla FAIL AMIE LkalD -at Orsirearsd, February 2 0 , ... Itotterdrit Erciroosar-at (if areiend, February 20, fr0m...., liatterdala Fsansua -at Cowes, Y•bruvy In. Sr Musts-at Falmouth, February 18, from imolai Oar-at Greenock, February IS, (rota ....... . Patagonia (Armors -at tirarremd, February 20, from .. Haltio Haul. urn -at Vaimouth, February 18, Iron: ...... _ rums 1•301 FA -at Gravesend, February 20, from Febrraumg Jon. 11182.-st Orareeend, February 20, from ....... Hainturg Jona Onosius -at Falmouth, Feb. la, from . Blssasslrtaa Louisa-at Halfwit, February It, from Naafis SI ',masa-at Graveaead, Veb. 20, from Il•mon-st Falmouth, February I ft, from •. rubs POVElill 8-at Gravesend, Yebrualy 20, fr0m...... . -Nona, ILT mops -gt I iriTeKild, February 25, from Gottenloag Sr aa -at Queemitown, Yrbruary 14, from ...... Ibraga liationas -at Falmouth, February 18, from . •.. Odom Bannta - at Gravesend, February 20, from .... .11amburg THIS DAY Noes. Oearn!at Mad. Illraart It at Wlad. mate ad the Weather. LW. - w~.~ sue. The Warm fleathibe bias Owes did not meek this once in time for pablisatian yesterday ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather cm Thursday morning at alas o'clock. BAILS!). Snorers-from Cowes, February 19, to Urn Aarrweeo-from Deal, February 19, to Alcoa hay MUTT HALL-from Deal, February 19, t 0........-...... ...Jarman Arcuo-from Deal, February 19, to ..... • Carthipeua Arouu-from Falmouth, February la, to! Cada Arra-hem Plymouth, February 19, to ... •• ....Trinidad Ammo-flotos - from Plymouth, February 13, t.. . ... Carib= Aaaow -from Llverpoig, (February 20, to ANN-from Liverpool, February 20, to Boaama-from Liverpool, February It, to .... .. .. C restaatioeple MACK Pas:mu-from Liverpool, February 20, to ... 8011.41.1.4-from Dail, February 19, to ... .. . C. 0. Hope BRITISH IIIatIIAJIT -from Plymouth, February ll . ..0..".....Adee Corium-from tiunderland, February 19, to . . . rums Courroimora -from Queenstown, February 12, ro . . _Kew Tart CIIIIITTINA AO ITII.II -from Dell, February to, to Coso.unoa -from Urerpool, February 2u, to Currernat -from Liverpool, February 20, to. Calm Doume-from Plymouth, February 19. t o Certhasma Darourrovoirr -from Plymouth, Feb. 19, to P. Fluty EL11•11Cril Itsvuon -from heal, February 19, t . ... Bermuda alarmism -trora Deal, February 19, t 0.... ... . •. tirenada Clout-from Belfast, February 19, to Oporto Vase TILWILIt- from Liverpool, February 20, to Down 01110201119111- from Liverpool. February ud. to ........ Rio Janeiro o.llllolr -Inca Liverpool, February 21. t, to Fernando Po Otoraro-from Deal, February 19, to .......... - .. Calcutta ' lIAIBIXOTZ -from Deal, February 19, to CoartaS I HT. human-from Liverpool i February 20, ts. ... . WTI y HMIZAITAT-from Livery.°, February Dr, to 0 • lame-from Liverpool, February 29, to . . Inat-tries Deal, :February 19, to Bares Mem henra-from Deal. February 19, to Palm Jury- us Whliebama, P 19, t 0............ 2211661 J. ltortasoo-from Liverpool, February 2u, 18. ...... ....Madmen JAM. Auwearcer-from Liverpool, Feb. 10, to Coln J. Ooco-from LATTI7O.I. February 20, Is Owe tiered Nape LIMY Seta-tram Liverpool, February 211, be Jame* Lacy ikemar-from Liverpool, February IS, N. Maim NW LIVIA-hem Liverpool, February It, t 0...........-...... palmier lioaro-from Briatol, Feb. 20, to ........ ....... .. &Make MOULTAIN-from Deal, February 19, Ito „ Amerika MAIM FLUX-en/011Z February 19, tel.__ ....... HISITITI.III MART 111(.1.0-from February 19 is Ccestanueople MMIT MANTATTIII- frog Plymouth, Velour, 19, to ... Atotra6 Ommice-from Deal, February 19, to ......116dn1 ' Pocarowros -Irons Dml, Feb. 19, to .... Velum Rorio-from Liverpool, February 26, to. Galets Hawes- from Lim rpoel. Felemeiryila Is New Orkin Ito. Wept, -from Gravesend, Me ay Mk Is., /few Fork Bayous-from Deal, Feb. 19, tet ......... .. .3anuice lousy INOILUI-from Deal, Feberegy 111 r to.........Kaliterrenees Bu-ham Deal, February 19. to Vdla Rico !Wits-from Hull, February 19, to Omaha flar. Hosso-from Liverpool, February 28, lea-.............Cat0tta Sums ideas-from Liverpool, February ID. la harm Taimbec- from Hall. February 19, to ..„ New Orlearo Toms- from Deal, February 19, to ..... ....................-Jantarca True- tram Doti, February 19, to Crammer:l-from Deal, February 19, to Cape of Owl Hope Vrrnomo -trim Deal. February 19 , to hlsple worms Carrie-from Liverpool, February 20, to.. New (brew Wm.,. Furvraa - from Urerpool, February 20, to Beaky WILLIAII AND ANN-tram Plymouth, February IS, to Catharsis Zinoru-trort Liverpool, February 20, to Der Orbraa VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Molina Diettormw), of Joney, for Gibraltar, Feb. 14,14. 17.19 21., .4.50 W Midstream, hoe flendorland foe CorthagenA, Jon. 13, lat. 42 5, ton. 9 W. Greyhound, of Pawnee, for St. liiehsai's, Ist. 47 N., Inn. 11.25 W. 'lndustry (brig), of Sunderland, troth the Danube, rif Malta, Juk 4; all well. Jane Catherise (brie, from London for Hobart Town, Feb. 11, DU 46.45 N., lon. 10.50 W. nine ;schooner), of Leith, for Cadiz: all well. Menus* of ArbrdathMor Cork, Jan. 13, ott Cups de tette. lieboosa (barque), of Sunderland, from Constantinople 15 day*, Feb. 11, lat. 43.49, km. 11.52. lapolabran, of and from Stralsund for St. Thomas, trb. 5, Ist. 12 71., Ins. 14 W. Istwohaunt tDuteh ship), from Newcastle for singaprre, Nov. 15,151. fe.7l 6., too. 36.2 E. S. Slid, from London for Akio; Feb. 12, lat. 47 N., lon. II W. CONVERSION OF A CATHOLIC TO PROTESTANTNI. —The Rev. Charles L. Fisher, who some time since lilhd the poet of chaplain to the Pope, but has since betn offici ating conjointly with the Rev. W. S. Agar, at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Lyme Regis, announce.] his intention, on the 18th instant, to abjure the popish faith, and on the en suing sabbath to attend the parish church. lle states the change in his views to be the result of an investigation of the scriptures with a view to testing the doctrines of the Papal Church. 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MAPLBS.—Feb. 17, at iountiatreen, Southgate, the nib of F. Naples, Fen., of • son. fIUGOATE.—Peb. 17, at Bedford-plaoe, Backlit Ath , the wife of L. L. Sweatt., Esq., of 11.11.'a Ordnance Department, Royal Arreboir Woolartob, of a ago. WOOLLEY.—Feb. 17, at Orford, the wife of B. Woolley, Egg., 11.7C1 of • daunbter. MARRIAGES. FRANCE—OWENR.—Feb. le, at Trinity Church. Paddington. by the Ren. O. Franca, Rector of broodlith, Norfolk, J. P. France. !Am . of Bloomsbury square and Ony's Hospital, to Ma., elder daughter of R. Owen., Esq., of Wsathourne-grove. FREI LAND —IIIPCRCOCIL —Peb. IN, at St. Marylebone Imfol church, by the Rev. J. T. Janes, M.A., R. ',ea lood. clutter, to Mink, only daughter of J. Hitchcock, Moq., Eder" toad, London. TROTTER--STRANGE.—Feb. le, at at. Mary's, Marylebelle. by the Rev. W. Cunningham, View of I larrow. A. Trotter, Ifevbi el Devocittlre.plaat Naw-road, to Isabella, mcoati daughter of the late /kr T. A. diran formerly Chief Junto.* 01 the mapreme Ceurt of Judicature at DiATH S. INBo,l.—Feb. Id, at Ate Wood, John George Berreforel, preordain of Mr J. Vi. H. Amon, Hart., aged viz. 3OLLINGWOOD.—Feb. 17, at Welbreket•eet, Nory Anne. Ind"r of the late It. Ooltuurrood, Esq. of L il burn Tower, tut C ill ornb Howe, Nor th umberland, aged 73. OLIVEIRA.—Fob. 10, at Lisbon, after a few day.' Mow. troll an attire of apogee:a, John de Oliveira, Count I 10)11, for ertan7 Lean Minister of Flamm% and ,at. bllmeer for lAwrigri Ada of Bee Moot Faithful Melody, the Queen of l'ortood. 'AROMA V& —Feb. 17, et On 'swine, Geoffrey, ottani an of J. Y. i=tlf i rta l. lf at Alfred•torreee, Upper Holloway, J. L. Ilea. roe, aged 71. IMELL—Pew ts, at leaks , Mtharlin Sank wife of Mr. irsoll, of Bewhicen. Mari arl /Walked by Womar Ann Kaas, al le W ald* 010 4 la Me alt 7 fig tasion. Mew. la ow' OliwA seann. alkso. Os prolog of 111101m—Lernaisp N 1 Girl' bed 1 1 o'CI 1.01a4 lion a ~] _ sarryc at th , ones Con ZiT I) Iled I ID CS 22.6 Sad 1 _ _.__