The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-14 00:00:00

THE NEW REFORM BILL Chas two Deity Nsea) No constituency, however small, sycophantic, or subservient, is to be a holly disfranchised by Lord J ott RESSELI:I6 new plan. Facilities fur accusing, and convicting, particular places of bribery, and punish ing thtm when so proven guilty by separate bills in each case, are, it is true, to be pros ided. But these facilities must be considered rather in the light of law reform than of electoral improvement. At any time a disfmnehinoment bill might have been intro duced, and probably would have been passed on ade quate evidence being widowed of lent corruption. What is therefore now to be flow in this respect ought to be treated as • judicial proceeding, not a political change. But so the proposed Reform Bill no borough is to bo disfranchieed. Seem sixty-seven of the most notoriously effete are to be what is called reinvigo rated by ihe infusion of adjacent strength; and the experiment is to be tried whether electoral innocence can be wedded to electoral vice without being defiled. But beyond this corrective process of addition, no thing is to he done by was of material alteration. Far teem contemplating the exposure and punish ment of that greatest of political frauds—direct nomination of members to serve in parliament by peers and large landed proprietors, it would appear that this is not to be grappled with in any way. Their pernicious influence may in some instances be mitigated; in others it may be driven to resort to the supplementary aids of inumi dation and corruption exercised through the me dium of neighbouring squires and family con nexions. the contributory towns will be brihed, while the old centre continues to be bullied as before. Here and there the federation system may work eventually • system of mutual emancipation, and we do not desire to see the chance of amelioration which it holds out rashly thrown away. We must, however, contend that it promises after all no more than amelioration and alleviation— that, in its present shape, it has in it little flavour or cesenve of genuine reform. What, then, is to be done? We any by all means let the people's real friends in the House of Com mons strive energetically. and at the same time pru dently, to improve the bill. Every amendment in volving a principle will be met, no doubt, with the cry front the official flunkeys, " You will endanger the bill!" Of course; that is always the logic of legislative lacqucys—the philosophic rhetoric always must popular at Deo-oar's, and among the Lords of the blitchen. If such tuggistions were at tended to, we &hue Id never have got even thus far on our way towards popular representation. All the diners out went. disgusted with HENRY BIWEGMAM no relation teethe eccentric nobleman of that name when ho not having the ease and comfort of the Whigs of 1100 before his eyes, persisted in threat ening that lie would bring the revolting state of the repreeentation before parliament and the country on a given day in November with the avowed p of propounding an efficient remedy. He was lu Z a rd over and waylaid with judicious advice of all kinds—but he was obdurate—and hence the Reform Bill of 1831 ,• for it is impose Whit) to doubt that had he at that en ticel juncture abandoned his position as a pledged reform r—a reformer in reality and not in sham—we should now be in a far worse plight than we now are, and far less able to wage further war against the oligarchy. And so my we now. Let the cabinet proposition be accepted as far as it goes; but let not those who represent independent constituencies hesi tate to perform their bounden duty of stating plainly wherein the ministerial proposition falls short of just expectation, of trying in detail to assert the right and to redress the continued wrong. If the bill, as propounded by the PRIME MINIsTER, is taken sneak ingly by the liberal party, without any earnest Wort to improve or modify it, the people will hid, sok what is the use of sending men of talent and elo quence to parliament to play the part of wmatorial mummers, or only to be of consideration when utter ing the monosyllabic "aye" or " nor A set of ra dical machines made to go seven years and to strike " aye" and " no" at appointed intervals would do just as well, and would in all probability be found much more regular in their movements and reliable in their utterances. Taking for granted, however, as we are in courtesy and charity bound to do, that when the bill gets into committee the whole subject will be considered open, and that a bored fade determination will be shown to put the house to the test of sincerity . on each point of importance , we repeat our suggest ion that (non all boroughs which now return two mem bers, and whose constituents do not exceed 300, oar member should be taken, in order that populous places like Croydon, in Surrey, Gravesend and Mar gate and Ramsgate in Kent, and those numerous northern seats of manufacturing induatty, which are now wholly unrepresented, should at once obtain their due and deserved share of consti tutional privileges. Lord Hartman at present nominates two gentlemen to represent Finn, beams he is all powerful at Cirencester. Will Lord Joint Itusszu. venture to argue that one representative of H Lord BAT URST'S individual feelings might not in future suffice? Lord Sitirrtailuee nominates two gentlemen for Dorchester; but even his relative, Lord Pal..mataTos, who, as a member of the cabinet, agreed to the general plan, will hardly stand up in his place and contend that so loquacious a personage as the noble esrl requires two pro w in the lower house now that he has soated sat, the regions of the upper. 80, in like manner, we make little ques tion that Lord SANDWICH would be better pleased to be permitted to return two private friends of his for Huntingdon, as Lord ZerLsen does Br Rich mond, and Lord Da Gm for Ripon. Bet the people of England want "le knew the rams why." We do not dispute the prepriety of the Duke of Btu rout's choice when be lest - a sinews liberal like Mr. TKELAWNT t e rslisHH4 for his mil= borough of Tavist I neither iS any ene to find fault with Mr. HRATHOOAT Br levies thought fit to nominate Lewd Palmation as one of his representatives at Tindall. What we complain of is, that it skald depend on the digestion of his Gram, or of say individual, whether good or bad sue should be re turned far them or similar please. And, admitting for argueinnt's sake (what we should be slow to admit in soy ether asses), that Mid distranchisment is not the seitslis timedy far eash-41ws we my, at least, take swag me maim foes sash, and maw the seat thee pined apes isms hitherto unrepre sented centre of trade, iatell sod industry. Surely it is bad enough Br these ■ ssmen sad tlemen to be left in the et joyssuse their of nominating one member; and, ampailly, of the new lease of power they new lope to pet the bill, will very much depend upon the prudent forbearance they display in surrendering all that common sense and common decency forbids their attempting to retain. ! %AILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, TIM 14, 1862. The Stata et the wont at emit et the folitorlag plasm it 24,ii i'elesk pols=awrslitt. nit statiaas sr. arrengea is eider ot - Paw et nue. 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IRELAND. Du MAW. FAIDAT. Joseph Carter, proprietor and editor of the Drus dolls Democrat, extrtme tenant-right journal, was arrested last night, by order of the government, for malicious and wicked libels, exciting hatred and malice between landlords and tenants. lie was admitted to bail, and will be tried at next 'raises. . The election of a representative for Kinsale took place yesterday. when Mr. John Isaac Heard was returned without oppiviition. Mr. Heard was pro ed by Lieut. Daniel, R.N., and seconded by Major Warren. There was no popular feeling whatever evinced on the occasion. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CAWBRIROF, FY.D. 13.--OONVILLE AND CAIVA LUson.—At ntertlng of the 'taster and senior fellows, Mr. Charles Gipps I'mwett, M.A. has been elected into the senior fellowship, vacated by lir. Paget. NAVAL. FEB 13.—Arrolermzers.—Scoond Mester J. W. H. Haney, to Horutto. Clerk W. H. Itlellsrde, Boatswain U. Hay, and Carpedter S. Oregano, to Slocum. • —. Poursuotrtl3, Fra. 13.—The Cormorant, 6, steam sloop, Commander Chamberlain, arrived at Spithead today from the south east enact of America. She left Rio Janeiro December 24th, in the evening, and has not called at any plant on her voyage hums. She has brought a mail, which she landed at Cowes late lest night. She reports the slave trade as almost extinct, the Bre:nine being very anxious and zealous to suppress it. An evidence of the general feeling now pervading the minds of the Brazilians against this traffic was exhibited in the publication at Rio, just before the Cormorant left, of a treat iae, in the Portuguese language, on the &kraal/errs and benefits that were likely to result, in a commercial and other points of view, from the entire suppression of the trade. The Crescent, receiving ship, and the Harpy, steam tender, were at Rio, when the Cormorant left; as also the Coagres , American man-of war, with the commodore on board , and the usual Brazilian squadron. The Conflict, 8, screw steam sloop, Commander Jenner, win an rode from Bahia to Monte Video. The Locust, steam vessel, Lieutenant Commander Day, had sailed on the 22nd of December for Monte Video. The Rifleman, 8, screw steam sloop, Commander Dalton, was at Bahia The Plumper, 1:1, screw steam sloop, Commander Nalloth, was hourly expected at Rio, when the Cormorant left, from a cruise. The Boum, brigantine, Lieut.- neat Wake, was at Bahia ; and the Commander in-chief, Rear Admiral Henderson, in the Centaur, steam frigate, Captain Cannon, was at Monte Video. The following vessels were passed by the Cormorant on her homeward voyage :—The Coromandel, on the 3uth Decem ber, bound from Callao to Cork, 66 days oat, in lat. 21.3 8., long. 32.13 W. (she had spoken the Amphitrite, 24, Captain Frederick, off PO**, all well); signalised, on the 6th January, the Mary Ann Gann, from Callao to Cork, 64 days out, in lat. 11.27 S., long. 30.42 W. (this vessel had no intelligence, she, as well u the first-named ship, was loaded with guano) ; and the Raymond, French brig, from Caen, in lat. 7.16 8., long. 30.37 W. The Cor morant has owns home in a very defective state as regards her boilers; three out of the four which she ham have bunted, and all had under gone much repairs. Oo Monday and Tuesday last she experienced most furious gales, causing some injury to her. Daring her oeriod of commission from August, 1849, she has taken the following penes :—Astred, 380 tons; Santa Cruz. 312 tons ; Pauline, 328 tons ; Revell, 340 tons (there was a smart boat action with this vessel) ; tiered, 2'99 tons ; Leonides, 3,57 tons ; Lucy Ann, 358 tons ; Astro, 283 tons (a two topsail whooner, formerly an American man-of-war); Smith, steamer ' • Valoroso ( token with the aid of the S h arpshooter) ; and the Feitieeire, alongside of which the Brat-lientenant of the Cormorant went to seize her, but the Brazilians hoisted their colours and claimed her. This vessel was afterwards again upland, and hued to he fully equipped as a slaver. The Csarsrant has brought home some 30 or 40 cues et Clehlases prcuTred meats to return into store, a large ~Cy having been thrown overboard, at see, brag ttdt dirdsol_ . The only news brought by the Cot , arm; in rehears to the River Plate, is to the effect that huh Orr= Inks were being formed at Rio Janeiro and rat ta the Rio MVO& ; but it was believed that their serviette would not he actually required, it being con sidered that Roma would not dare to attack the Brazilian framtier, paths 'on at the Plate being much opposed soak an aggramisa. The Cormorant will go round to tarsarrew, to be paid off. Blitathilffith FEB. 13.—With the view of incluse. ing the rasa steam squadron of reserve at this port, the Barreorrata. g,l'anus, .5, and Pluto, 4, paddle-wheel silsammiseph et 2tlo, and 100 horse power respectively, are la ho Mathes* o, and to be furnished with their spare semis for aim mean s, in order that they may be ready for immediate 111111,411114 it Her Yrjesty's starer Horatio, 24, rem slam p, 240 hone-power Cap ala S. T. Carney* will ready to men her yards tit-day. From an dfsp ssi us the part of seamen to enter es board skips Modem' hem, wry few lands have A thabd to join her, mid she is brag rigged principally by dolt yard men. MILITARY. wAa-orrlcs. lia. 13. lit of Lib Or -P. D. firer pr Is bearer rd sob-heat. per., re Wyedber. pron. Id -J. W. Croat. Mt, le be eereet,b7 kb t Drys-W. C. Gorr, ger, to be error by per, the Hier pear Cairn= W e al, at Ft. Gda.-derj.-bleiar A. Hoar to be red.- art, vise T. Lea. who re.e. era IL.p. der Farr Gd. -0. G. Carew 'e You., Page of Rorer to the Peer to be re. sad rat., what par. Sr F.-W. P. Pare. pot , to be sea, by pg.... 1• 11 Pray, Pim. lON F.-Lier. H. Si. Horror her Mb F., to te kr, dee Whitaker. who err.; P... 0. C. Bur wary to be her, by par.. dee Camerae, who seta. ; Liar IL Si. Hamar to be sap., dee %barker, 'PP to the 08th F. the F.-fir. W. Blow. a to be heat, by pea., vies dheltas, who veto ler F.-W. F. Meer gra., to be eas.„ by her, dee llasauell„ who race. Y.-6. B. W. Sonar, wet, to be 11100., by her, .he Carrie, 20th F.-Iket. L Ler, her SUN F., le be Wet, viao Akar who rub. Ike r.-hied Lisat. Sir W. IS. Tarr led, le be lint Beal, by pr., vise parr wbo rata lir F.-H. S. Sear, rut., te be els, by per., dee Tailor, pp. rear/. Slth F.-J. Brow, seat, to be er, by per, re Haider, who vela Mt F.-J. DO2lll. rat.. le be ma, by per. dee Merry. peer Nth G. Drawer gar, le beer., by per., re Maakeeld, rem. Skb r.-Leal-Gee. G. 110110:11, C.B, to ire ea. re Gee kr F. P. lablasee, , eat. ; IL 6. Casa, pet., to be err, by par.. dee Nur res. Nth Borrowee, ree•-, to be era, Is her., via Mush, app. to Nal F. Seth F.-0. C. Howe, pat, to le am., by her., vim Trete-, prim. Stab F.-earr. ker-Co . M. 0. Duane 20 20 IleaL-eal., without per., ire Dirk. dee lindelaw, dee ; Car. U. Barer to be ym, , without per., erd r.-Th. Ma W. H. A. Notante, Ire Page et Wear to bee blorey the ide Gera 1.20200222, to be sea, wither per., vela dee. Nib F.-derktaars. J. Near. M.D., her Nth F., to M arr. mem, re Warr app. to lath F. L Darr, ham the deg to be erg, vice IfieDeeeld. apr le re err. Mb F. -I. il. Marra, ger, lobe er, try par., re Copley, app %Nth F. PIN F.-AraLars. A. P. WlLuxes, her Nth F., ea be BMA.- ▪ dee ilellek pp. to kr F. ON F.-J. B. Dee, pal., to be tea, by per., vim Poore, app. to kb LOA Dear INN_ -t ira. T Warmer her tar F., to be that_ vies Medlar, whe meek.; that. G. H. Aare, her ter F. to liar, viii Ler, re ear. IMO F.J. or laseer pat, le be ate, wirer her., dee Ida., Med Mo . NW F.-Do. A. Meer le be her, by per., vice krtseep, who /002.; Br. L W. iMrratae, hoes Sue F,b be re, doe herrn. Aber /44. . O o. . C. IL Greer Ca. to be eel., re Oa. air do BW Ilitatio.- W. Delo. Not, to be am bat., bt par.. re Ber ths pus. I derlkare rem Cleft IL lure to be rho Z. o.llepl. vie eels pee tt.4. ist S.Orteut, rel., to be ass., wither per., AN Ma" err le 11116 P.; W. H. P. Frolloris karma; per, to heir, NONA per. bed Weet 111.1.-11, Noomot, mt. , le be eta, by per., vise Hamar peer kd Wee WY ler Mart A. TIMINAT, le le IkeLaoL, by pr., • Ha who nie. BeyalO tUrt.-bat. Z. M. Murray be be adj., vice Nord. fraryns.llour.-hire. D. D. McCar lioDwais. from WM F., to to ifte Wow der, dee Sere, app. te the till. Sear. Oaerarn-pave. OaL W. L. L. FireseauN lard De toe, at belf ry tee err, met.. to be derty heat. al the Tor at Laser, i.e 11.1.0e5. tat Ike 0. Cohort, who repro darer le the Genets of the MA I'M ISSL-Sill/.: Par MAW.- am. IL nap awe. 12002 MI Lt. Drop, to In .rhea sera., he.. reed. Arerrarg. U. Taurus, true Srd la. Lupo, to be surp., RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. Oirosp, WORCEATEIL AHD WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWA T.—Yesterday. after a isumMemsd inquiry, the standing orders were &dared we eingliel with 7 1. the tee ef this company's bill, for aa nanalkla ROM WOIMPina near °stand to Brentfurd, at as estimated east of 830,000 E OMIAT &MTHiles Ann W Manna RAILWAY or law- Langs.—This company's bill, for reviving and motioning the powers of their Litension Act from Portsrlingtoo to l'ulLre of 1847, and fur the compulsory purchase of land and completion of works, complied with the standing orders. AnDistalAN RAILWAY.—This company's bill, fur the in corporation of the Peretton branch, and sale and lease of thug line to the Glasgow and South Western Company, ° with the standing orders. Va inswing hills idea complied :—Kingston-upen-Hull Dodos River Humber Conserve/My; Forcpsay Extra lung ChnaMsry ; Portrush Harbour and River /lawn Nee. sodas lesperremerit ; Universal Emigration and Colonisa tion Oemputv (eatenainn of powers); and Lea River Trot (eatemisit of powers and for new works) [Advertionneut.)--iloLLowAy's PILLS, All Ill reareort Om sr VW u...—satrast at • lam tram a setelemes ▪ 011. nolefti t eddies* Mil Oaf if the Woo* defer. eee tiled Me Itto " Mk—See am Imo I ball whose free mese theleSs, Ix shish I owe* dr shift of the met goingig ad the elt v er fume. I waved. Owl" ea& *ea Om" le ammo rub II Ohel * the ha at IMP bee I hest egeelf e diem eaelleren* el thleere. delft nelloWA I woo pods* AMC to lall INN 11111111011IM St ▪ mishimr.. Ob. =pow in I rem sel_pulfAuhme now ver•L•r-41•14 by oh doesplete. w st trefte oelebblio wink )10. Work Wes. law bittliteenct. EQUITY COURTS.—Yesnapay. SITTUms IslsscoLC..one.—itspsas Tea Isms CussaMISAS. IN Ms CUMMINo.—LUNATIO PTTITION. The Solicitor-General made an sppliciatice, similar to the one already made to Om Linde Justices, to have this peti tion heard ►n a full court. The Lord Chaim°llor Militated that he should comntuai cute with the Lords Justices on the subject l'uoneon I. OuULDUILX.—IIISUM ♦T LAIC—ADMISSION. Mr. J. Russell, Mr. Renshaw, sad Mr. Ws!shy, of the common law bar, appeared to support the 'modem in this sass . The plain ts, the rector et a parish, had instituted a suit for tithes in respect of property I. four diarist town ships. The court directed sa issue at law, and as action was commenced against the defendant as a landowner in ono of the township. The object of the present motion was to direct admissions (tom all the parties ta all the town ships, to the end that they should be bound by the verdict on thu one issue rained. . . The Lord Chancellor said, though it was kneaded in directing the issue, that there should be only one trial to determine the beets in dispute, he could sot compel the parties to make admissions w`hich might be prejudicial to their individual interests. He must, therefore, refuse the motion ; but he would recommend the parties to come to an undemanding so as to agree that one trial should mike. BIZOIN YICII-Cll4/41r1.1/.IIrAIIILL Rs TEN JOINT4TuCK COMPANT'S WINDINO-UP ACTS AND Till MADRID AND VALENTIA RAILWAY COMPANY. ' - . . Mr. Selwyn anatinsed this ere, white ease on ape& the special report el the Master te whoa the winding-up of the above emrpany bad been referred. Re stated that this was en abortive railway company, which hod been di rected to be wound up by this court; that apes the allot man of shares 2!. was paid upou 63,013 shares only • ea these scrip certificates •veru tasued--some askant bed bees &aimed to the allottees, others of them had beam delivered pareisseses from them, and all the shares bad been I. the amend and sold, so that • email portion , emir it the shares remised is the Lads of the Alffilhinll albite es. Whoa the order fur wiuding we Me was made a balsas. MIK only was stand gotthe aof the bankers a ok. but the otraherts (Mr. Quitter) bed a sown of *As beta Sethi to the amount it 17,111181., sad by means • ameessies with the threesome he had realised a fur ther IlleM of 7,000!., making a ONO et 211,0001. at present ewe. the scripholdere, LAM • 011/thef sum of tar which a mortgage hal boss gives. The. tamer being desirous to distribute the 111,0000. .assay the seeipholders, by directioe teethe Masan hasersid Ice edenediermats us the dell newsman. edam tar the assess wad addressee of and Melba. the refmeth peessed to settle lla d esanlbaneeks. it sash advertiesamards serlp regres=767s dares, were 111111.1101i Ie the will 34,870 shares were PPM Illp by saseeesseea lobe orl, u sed 2.470 shares say bed ems beim par duel et esereled for, being • NSW Ism Ibea Y iseelly hit at are Ibribeeedai at such_ • Air Ibe bit kw et drew The list of serip h was aided by the Master. Under these FircumANININI the Meld aim =to make a dividend of Lis. per share den. The Master, however, ihnight be= net properly direct the official is pep such dividend to say esteem set Was an or MIMI% sad therelsre be sedeltapailal own to the IMOot tastier et the Mt~, Leta. Mr. 81 4. holden were entitled to have L a rkin sniseggra w dr s and cited " 13agsbawe v. The Bessala Oessilies 2, Mack and Ourdon, 380. The Vice Chancellor concurred in this view, and made an order that the official meager should be at liberty, with the unction of the Muter, to distribute the dividend already declared, of 15s. per share, end all future divideads among the persons for the Oros being appearing to be scrip share holders upon the list of scripholders made out by the official manager, and that the Master might be at liberty, from time to time, to settle such Bits. 'UNLIT V. Till EAST AND WEST INDIA DOCK AND BIRMINGHAM JUNCTIOX RAILIIIAT COMPANY. Mr. Rolt, Mr. Daniel, and Mr. Haze'gene were heard some days since in support of a motion on behalf of the de fendants, that they might be at liberty to pay the stun of, 8,0001., and interest and costa, to the plaintiff, being the full alternative of relief sought by the plaintiff's bill, and that thereupon all further proceedings in the suit might be stayed. They submitted that the defendants were entitled to this order according to the general rule of the court upon motion, which would secure to the plaintiff the full relief that the plaintiff could have at the hearing. Mr. Melina, Mr. Follett, and Mr. Lope wets heard this day on behalf of the plaintiff in opposition to the MUM They admitted the general practice of the court be he, that in ordinary circumstances defendants may detention the litigation by giving to the plaintiffs all they asked by their bill; but they submitted that this rule was stigma le ex ceptions, and that in the present cam the emainet of the defendants in the suit had been such as to deprive tbsea all title to ask the court to make the seder they now sought. Upon hearing, alter hear*. oe manse, the de fendants bad insisted that they Gosh" mane dear railway anise the plaintiff's rope walk, wiewatin to the teem of • eesweet between them, and that the geywaatetthelliNlol. w as calf ea alternative, which they we. malt band to swept; Mg Mar various bearings, a. wedge* with 11111111 MINIS @a pnea. the Lord Chancellor bad MAW dot they ...M net wheat their eintement is wawaet the saWreetlies ef their midway. The plaietK be esatelmeee of the ear duet el the dWhetles% bad leearred heavy_ Ilablitise eel a eel the delhadests having Med la ealleler is i rrp ad4 atawastsse of see allsruative, awl& set sew eyelid the emeeigasess of that ebeies, and 611 beak ea the other eleseusthe led jay a sea, Waited as the deka of the pitied, by theft bill, as it eelglaelly steed, and which the =bed given notice of mien he leave to amend. rr, they contended thee Ibe defeadeate did not offer all that the present bill asked. The Vise-Chancellor said be wished it not to be supposed that he had any intends& as saatravama the vowel tale of the court that defendants ware, at say wind of lbe emit, entitled to have the peeeeeddepeleyed apse *stir sahadNag to the plaintiff having all tie relief aewittt by their bill, with coots, but be thought that the eestest of the defrad- ants in the present snit bad bar such as ementially to alter the position of the plaiellar, end that therefore the defend ants were not entitled to the benefit of the general rule. Mr. Rolt then asked to be allowed to bring the 8,0001., or any larger sum that his Honour might think et, into mart, by way of bail, and that the order for • sequestration against the company, which had been made, might be sus , pended, but the Vice-Chancellor declined to accede to this request. company therefore remain subject Was order for a writ of sequestration against them, but, by an arrangement, the Winn of it is suspended for a issoutb. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YEATTIMDAY. IITITI1•• AT Nat l'AITI• AT MIDIMA•11. BANOIIII LOY CAMP. Ie•LL AND • Anna! JUST. Tula Qt 7111,1 O. 1101131001 AND 07111111/.—ALLIOID CON- lIPIRACT AND P1320111`. This indictment am; from an action which had been brought in the Court of Exchequer upon an alleged con cocted attorney's bill. Hernidge, the then plaintiff, ob tained • verdict against the defendant Hawkins, when Hawkins was committed for perjury, but the grand ju ry ign ored the bill, and Hawkins sled the present in dictment. The cue was being gone into when Lord Campbell Nog stopped the proceedings, and the jury returned • verdict of Guiay. LNSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YzarazDAy. iii/01.11 Tae Clll.l COILIIIMMONSR. nsroaa Ma. Ocesimmema Law. Is as 01050 N POLLAND.—Canna IN COUNTY COURTS. Mr. Cooke applied for leave to institute a suit in Chan eery for the Assignees. The insolvent was heard by the County Court Judge at Chester, after being some months in prison. Mr. Commissioner Law made some pointed remarks on the manner in which insolvency business was done in the County Courts. He said the Chester County Court Judge thought proper to sit once in four months to hear such eases, and parties were kept in custody. He was the only judge who did so, and it was prescribed that a court should ba held once a month. Loam was granted as prayed. THE POLICE COURTS. - - MANSION-HOUSE. 11. Ringersa, a German, abest u 2 s 6 a s h ef_aga, sad ate:- toodiagly meagre appeanuse• t beam the Lord Mayor, charged with !why; ass alt Sakai in an extraordinary manner. N. M.Leed, a City policeman, said—At half-past 12 o'clock on Saturday night, I was in Clement's-larva, Wog William-street, a few yards behind the prisoner whoa I beard an explosion se if from a pistol or gun. Aellsis nem time I saw some smoke and a flame issue hem bin. I went up to him, end found him trembling, sad I sew tbst he was injured about the mouth and neck. Me but did sot fall. I leaked about, but saw se pints Of SION firewcsa, but I found upon the ground the shwa dim egg, sad, ups examining it, I found that it bad the oggesmee and sang at gunpowder inside. I oapperted the was, who was est die Of walk, and took him I. • gab t. th boaphal irawsfisisly, where it Iv., tend thee be had put goa ls Ye meth. In his poseetion I found aim Clt ii rnnatatesi, ea a Irk almost tell of gunpowder, Impeder Mieeboll odd the unfortunate man had, as was generally esegoemered, filled the eggshell with gunpowder, put it in his wiswth, mad thou set a lighted Inciter to it, in the rapes:tali= that it would bare destroyed him. As the mouth was epesod, however, the gunpowder exploded as if it had been &red from a pistol, and the injury was, there fore, severe without being fatal. As soon as the prisoner was able to speak he said that he was a jeweller, and that he had come within a day or two to England, to look for work, from Ain-la Chapelle. Very little more could be got from him than that he lodged at the hors of a man nasnwi Smith, who lived he did nut know where. All the sesta found I. his porroadou wao=poseo. No address er paper easy bad was in his p Tharampewder leak was peedesed. It wee narked "rile gespowder," est the gibe. of the shop at whisk It %.Ite hove bees b. yea OaSsed. . 1114 1111dril said the prim Meted that a torrigser hal gives Ids OW leek at Ootosg. The . Omer, is swear 111 sseetioss het the Lewd .& ea isswyeater c that he wee ma swore = s t i le had lose eseh • thing se be woo seems& el, aad shot dria he Wa hid g bedito se Westin srbid theliegleg himself se IN. MUses ssd whether he bets bhg, be mid did wet imew whedwe he was drub whoa lie ellelle tea Ida bete dye bet be lsi bees Maeda. pee deal of beer. The Lord Hap* directed that the prisoner shield be taken to the Cempter aad placed in the lalrmary until something more could be ascertained about hint. The beard of the poor creature had bees singed, bet the legit of kis heed did sot appear to have bees at ell touched by the fire, whielt was mewl to liam issued from hlm with • tromeadoes explosion. GUILDHALL. Ww. Sawasaa, the sate of tie brig Petrol, wee i tg i o s t ng he farther ezemiesties, ea the dime at d Term Hamm Me. oases, Ws the view Besse. Mr. Pelham. gibe wooed Mr oloosse, dist Ws was aon 04mosi Not NIA led aught oseAtariesabeermbehtyee Nhe Al ad ilmeis. dude IMAM the primal, weal lopyery sled sal OW momervelidl us able Ys le Ili IMf eat of Ade peesideme whim la which he was at present plead; bat he (the eidemes) could set allow it to be so waded. The prisd witness, who was malady beirmaostel is caring the isste'e life, wee then elks% bit wee nowhere to behead. when the cabman mkt be had sees his that morning drinking in a publie-hesse saw the aeon with the captain of the brig and primmer% Mew& The captain was then called wed isteeregated, bet be denied having prevailed upon the WHIMm to stay away, or that he bad even been drinking with kin. The Aldermen (*taloned the captain against committing hisnaclf in such a manner, as be would render himself liable to be indicted with the prisoner. The cabin boy and • policeman were re-examined, but their evidence (intended in favour of the prisoner) was of a very *indicting nature. Alderman Humphery then ordered • summons to be served upon the absent witness, and remanded the case for his attendance. --- 11;;.4Aif;, the youth who was charged with stealing II diamond rings (rum the shop of Mr. Walton, jeweller, of Ludgate-hill, was re-exantined, and committed for trial. BO W-ST HEET. J. S. &unmade, a jeweller, appeared to show cause why he should nut be hold to boil to answer a ciarge of wilful and corrupt perjury. On the huh inst., Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, wife of a confec tioner, was brought to this court, being apprehended on the previous evening by Bull, 161, City police, charged by the defendant with obtaining one gold watch chain, value 21. 15s. 611., his property, by false and fraudulent pretences. It was then proved by the defendant that her husband was in the habit of making purchases of hint, and on Saturday he lent her the gold chain in question until the following Monday, upow,itor promising to return it on that day, which she neglected to do, and be gave her Into custody. Mr. Burnaby, the chief clerk, having proved the appear me* of the complainant before the court, and the sabsisens of the evidence given against her, in addition to the foot of her bolos discharged, Km. yere stated, that she resided at 30, Tooley-etrest, Berwagh, and on the evening of the 6th, she was taken into custody by the direction of the defendant at her lodgings for obtaining goods under false pretence', upon which she was conveyed to Moor-lane station, and from thence to the station hoes, in Bow-street. On the following morning being brought to this court, he swore that she bud bor rowed • chain from him at the Hungerford Hall refresh ment rooms, where she occupied stalls, to go to a party, which she was to return on the following Monday. She did not receive from him any chain on that occasion, nor did she converse with hint on any business whatever. A friend named Collins was present the whole of the time, and after mums conversation on general topics the defendant went away. Witness subsequently left the Hall with Mr. Oeilliss, who saw her into an omnibus which took her near Moe. The defendant never prodnoed any chain, and the but time she saw him was on Monday when he came to her lodgings, saying he called fur money her husband owed to Ida, and on her telling him he war not in England, he inquired how he was to get his money, and she replied if he had patience he would be paid with others to whom her ' husband was indebted. The complainant was closely cross-cmosulned by Mr. Weather, and corroborative evidence ' being given in support of the charge, the defendant was held to bail, himself in 1001., and two sureties in 601. each, to answer the charge at the Central Criminal Court. MARKETS. SUOAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British poleelslolll in America, computed from the returns made in the week erding the 10th February, 18.52, 20s. ltd. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 19s. 6d. Sugar, the produce of the But Indies, 211 e. qd. The average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 21s. na. Ramo!, Fun. 13. Suoaa.—The transactions have not been large this week, owing to the increased demands of importers, who are in disposed to realise, excepting st prices which are rather in advance of those now current. Refiners' praline anatianse in excellent demand, and very full prices arit Mill =VI for stove-dried and wet goods. Treacle hasteelher in veins to 12s. 6d. sad 13s. per cwt. Rea ivory &B. In dried fruits the males are bat limited stablest Mass rate'. tremens, Fs 13. The sales to-day are :—Sugar : 300 bnis. Demerara, Us. Bd. to 39a. 911. ; 2,000 mats Mauritius. Es. Bd. ;40 kbds. Porto Rico, 345. Oil. to 375. Cid. Sago lets 200 bogy, 14e. Gd. Logwood : 60 tons campeaehy, lb. bd. Jute : 760 bales, 71. 12s. ed. to 101. Cuter on ISO on 31. COTTON.—LITsitrooL, Pxa. 13.—There ham base soon slight fluctuations in the cotton market during*, put week, but nothing to call for • change in tk• quotations of price.. On Monday and Tuesday we were isomporetiosty quiet and dull ; since that time and up to We aisimat • steady and rather strong active demand hag ban kept up, chiefly for the supply of the immediate eonstunption, strengthened, however, by considerable buying both on speculation and for export. We shall continua to look to America and the progressive development of that important question, the extent of the crop, with the deepest interest. In the meantime, we do cot masker tkat we Isars any ad ditional authentic proof of its aggregate amount. A great security for all future operations as to ho found in the fact, that the great bulk of the American cotton remains in the European markets, at the moderate price of aid. to 6d. per lb. The committee of brokers Mace fair Uplands at 6d., Mobile at 60., and Orleans at 61d. 4,780 American, 2,600 Burat, 20 Egyptian, and 20 Bahia, hare been taken on spe culation ; and 3,680 American, 3,000 Surat, 30 Bahia, and 30 Pernam, for export. Bales for the week, 67,320 balm. WOOL (Exottsn).—Lxxne, Fan. 13.—Sales of comb ing wools this week have been limited to • supply of the current requirements of the manufacturers, and prices arc quoted the same as lest week. In clothing wools we have not say change to report. Fuaziort.—ln anticipation of the wool sales advertised to commence on the 19th inst., manufacturers generally postpone their purchases. Not withstanding, during the past week, a (sir amount of busi. nem has been done. The tone of the market is decidedly firm, and the tendency of prices upwards. LIVERPOOL, Fee. 13.—The market continues rather quiet, but without change in prices. The public sales' which commence neat •eek in London, will establish prices, and we may expect more doing after that. HOSIERY, Ike.—Liiczienta, Feb. 13.—Then is no new teeter° is the eawrid treas. Tao woollen demand le dull. In co tes hose sea thread Ones there Is men dela'. end the poepeet of a bit shipping trade is improved front the severity of the winter sheoed. The uptown are working short floc The peke of woo* Is the premed state et the saultet. smart be reilleed wdi 557 peat en yam. CORN.—Canzinvab, Feb. 13.—There Ina a baler Mitesof %TIMM at swine way, and the condition eco bleb prim mind olissiodiberiatoc, and farmer@ Wore llii = to mud So soltala rednilion lapdog. On to 44a. red ; whin. Mit to ntio. Dans" In Insinggle, rof ant nanitaineri former prim for all the bat qualties. Sim aim =Wm atipptc, sad OIL per qr. dosear. CO1"1111TRY, Feb IL—Our arstat wee set kick terday, sad the kelosioe were esteem primes :—wheat, I. to lie Mesta Perim tee to 3te. ; erlidles Hale 17e. Oats. tee. le fah lam. old, to lee. ; sew, Ile. dd. to lte.lld. has, While.lithel leth grey. le. id. to Irk Ek Brea, Feb. 13.—Our market has been tat at. tawled Laden sad UM Pappikil of N hest were eti anion NA ben *Wise Sondem** prises; there we. bet ~lveleweless a the pomades; elite ley week. Parley little awl& st usirl nom osta the tint shaper. _ _ LINCOLN, Feb. 12.—We have had a geed thew a Wheat et our swims to-day. bid as our millers Mid madisode avers sot free buyers, Me marled Mud dull. sadbat will, WIN N iris tally Is. lower ; good red alma do ame ao wok; bow biatiar ant laitoblp. Bar bey dull, with aMr dhow. lid oda OM la Oro sad Boor. Wood. IA au. se 43a. ; 4to to lb. baby, lb lotto Oats, lb lotto Nada. dlo to Ha. Lttuiron, Yob. 13.—h the Nile sad Mei tablets OW week then nem le be erode la the amid Pr, eselaremee brew dreaw e Ibe yebee et, Went sad wow ether E ebbe ars leek. wing witality lOW Ina eetb . uU warbetedy wdl owls* mho stsweee, lbw Is owwebeess we bey twitenseles e be sellteetbe of be lemi by wweknow briny wins Woe bees eaaihi be baby ter meek more beefy wt he tete Ows bey oberwbe wadi Weir& It tberefore berm • =This *ay ara ems bay empled la tbs belde, a W defter& • nay set bib as lepwwwwwt of pleb lb poletist bob blpertadoes if bubo padre. sea tbe webbty. f ibbfabb ma= 7, 4 118777 1 nabs bee &Weed br swerel malls te bob N warm yews baba boob' N web • gwilig pi ben lbe and Men d Ow peed eemwee of the Mesa the esseese drew el barb so aplimparm ta lle = pa* wiessei Wet, erg byte, wire ere psfably eallelyeibb swab to webs Ye pease eiwtwhe bee bey& mei haw 'best wade budged el awy bah sr. doss ef beimdole our loe meet; fee sole of herb bow be web bob lbw Obi The trees. bless bib brim be hen bray albs dele, bee bow tow w amine, wdNae estaltple Wing wel Mb et rases lardy ways te ewe esebetera Matra y the esitepreesi owe of brae weebeb art babe • bawl Weibeeee bow owl i tillters N war bay, lien one Illeftad, ea the bet ef ft rends bib% led I lbw of Aber sr led. WWI% sem le a Mb smoset, wail set be retwed blab esswebeg a Oils sheima Inn ear lea wernsey. lbw Brew b dew sweet _die WWII bet Medea were erb sal amnia, lsiseley boa esi lab sub. Wad lobar pees, bib a bobsty bias Is biome la yaw. Ikatq sod MA Irby Is kb amend. ebb sebeetel MD pric.; Dom ese Pese swim bet belly es lbe bus het Debi. ow beetles NNW tied, wifely swabs. Twesiree nib GM wee We ern ebarbb Iledliallus w Ye ammadla/ tam attmme siesseed lb pm hr., abb. a lbs lle stub bib ME bum old *lli the mei SI. Mr tiepr Webb winked. Arid, in Ile MO es the UN Pis ibis W &herpes! ewl Were I adep t lit yea. I bleb 70 I OW% VW; ; naive Owlk beweel s•asiei Now, &be webs eat 1,410 barrels blab te bawd blob sks IN ors; besee, 111; blew Com 170; Ye orb ma 7,111 Ks MUMS. Feb. 12.—The trade te-cley tit Whit was esies es ass es W ig is se Ns big weds far Ted leat the sale um mai& iirtay wear red Is very Sheet MS& Jew I • ad& mr ivy Na. Its hat sent rise see Om at Writ rem. Illimaitflook PA. 9.—Tbare yes the anima attend asse a =AM r weir owl a wsbisle ispyly of bleb ebb wee bliblee4 sespeb, _ewe lir Gbh be ale wee W 01; ason* , IZ A WDM W aserene Mee of bet we*. la pod era Ur len et pie la ins et the Yam, lid Fluidise wow were 12 reamed and aided as prier.. (AAA. ll* AWN std l' to end emotoptme ismaml, eml Ms Ws m tay.r al Measlier. Mlar, Ms. tons. per assig. - - - Wallalgl.9, Feb. 13.—The weather has partly pre mused Me wool simply or wain, bat It Is generally reported that aldpmeMal to ddeillntr at tke memo& me not re • lugs reels be 11111011 VW Is moatiml by emit to owea on lb. met of tbe balers, awl mod boosole by bolder.: beim* lo nal agars .Indied, bat Nem Mita web*. widow In min skem ttis day se'uniglit. Moe gar ter. ideal twit MOO, but team saris arm low saki. Osto mad Bawl 1116911MUdIgglg IMg ems upplloo Maas. fit War mikes, War bothweils !he Ilahewhig aeo the prwrat gootadoes : per qp. of Mb. to the heed, dislibilt, Mmes. sod Kant, mew MOIL et ear NOM tea; mer, WWII, 455. to 441.; extra, Ns.; INAS ad flowle. mew red, IS.. rata; eatra. efa ; new whit.. 4111. mew 44e.; Laded*, sod Cambridgeshire new red, 11a to alle.; oults, Ob.; ant while, Ilya to 11.0. ; extra, Cambridgeshire, new Yurk emr, ae. be ; sites, 4144.; new, whit*. Ves. to 42a; extra, 44a. , Doistds god libmilitegit, Make, 4thi. to Us.; extra. Ma Lower Bahle mxd fiewasargb, red, $34. to Sta ; extra, 445. ; Mediter penman, rid, BM. to Iles.; extra, 47a; old raglielt. ME to 13e.; wallet eds bar*, per quarter imperial, Norfolk sad 295. to Its.; mins, 3%. ; Lincolaikire and Yorkallre, Sun to tbs.; Mrs, Sea.; Ileolob, SO. Od. to MI. Os.; extra, U.. ; Mar, pee qr. M► 11 the bwebel, mail, Rae, Its. to hia ; Nag, Ca to Ste. ; foreign, 211 a. to Ns. lista, pee stoma /Ma- Wm sew, ad, to ltd.. boding, aid. to laid. • forelgs, 9d. to 901.; gballlag , par lad of 235. to The dolt, per load o f S twobeis, Ilfa M efa. Pena par gr. lap, blue and white boiler*, Me. to Ms.; Mrs, Ma; grey and bed, 315., to 21..; eztra, tes. It Termed. pee Mot Imp., Ilrglisk, SU. to 221 . ; foreign, 111, to 214. leiweed, pee Imperial qr., 445. to as. Imports theism tbe wet : What, 7,776 ma Barley, 4,443. Os* 743. Bans, 4497. Vega 1414. libelling, 244. CATTLE, !e.—Exiersn, Feb. 13.—There erns a capital supply d fat Balluelut, sad armee reeled from 7. ad. to be. per wore. Worable Oara, of .pleb there were .kw drives hi, sold at from 151. to ISI. Barmen Iletobed from u.r.d. to so. per more; sad Cows sod Calms were from bl. au to 141. Bolobere Calera may be quoted at from ad. to dd. ptr lb. Sheep wen. al, Ule belt. r worth ; mellows, trew Id. to bid. • eery, 4.d. to 4'd. awl lb. The rut ply of Puck ewer= has been liege this wornang, awl lakes hove nosed 1 from au Id. to le pot NOM NORTMALLENTON CANDLEMAS HOMAN FAZE.—Thin fair I. arm holalaa. Duthie the weak thus kw been about the usual smatter, sad altogether it he. been irk .t is termed a god ;glint( Lair for all deserthiloce of bons of good quality. interior, es usual, were • owapkte drug. Onod pekes hare teen obtained for drstieloa Ranters and snag. Woo, and micond clam of theme descriptions mer• St d , mend, asid readily bolight up. Cobs wets alao aumously sought &her. Young mot Roses, with strength and action, were in requeet, and fetched grog prices. You CANDLEMAS FAIIL—This annual title wee held on Thursday lot, la the cattle mat bet, without Walregate Bar, when the show wee of • mil dull character. The supply of fat Newts this week wo similar to last week's import, sod rather better honors, at raw ranging from be. to be. Gd. Of Is.. Beer& a pretty fair show, mid • grad a sdoing aimowpt these docrlptiom. The sheep market vim also well esiolied, mad there woo a brisk demand for am. at ken 644. lOW TM Home fair wee of • very dull sort, alemeet the salmi* last being of an Inferior kind. /hoe we. • greet master of Hen• kw the farming departnirnt, which were main** &weld O. At the latter pert of the market much barter task pm be lie karat earth Any good floors were woos bought up. OLMWDOW Feb. 12.—At td-day's market there wee a aliadatt MO; at Cottle, egg, bat stdl batty as average ant. The Imre wee better. awl prier ix beet esttle fully Weber then last week ; but es Mbar thearlgelewe *ere was 110 quotable advance . Mee, were am gistiltel. the member being 1,3• S with very little alteration hem ed isles bet 6y. wad • few reameeed unsold. From the LONDON OAZI ITE.—Fritiew, Fed 13. BAI!K#CTTS. --- lone Cana, Wit Hiram, Cutebetim.A, grocer, to surrender Feb. 2$ at 11, end Mark 30 at I, at Nee U...po n.7yss Court. Sole., Eras and Soa, Limped. end Sorra, Netrastr. upon-Ilea; off. sr lg., Oaks r, Neweastie-upr-Tine. For Vete. Limoln. draper. Feb. 25 and Hatch 14, at IS, at the Leeds Court held at Hull. Solt., Itylute, Nottingham, mod ILarle, Led.; off. swig., Canii, Hut. lone Frown. Bird erdeg pet raker. Feb. 24 and Kerb IS, at 104, at Si Soft, Callao end Os, Mesterry. Ire, and aiembling, ; d smog., talker, Ermine. WILIJAN Yams, Groat 110/I"lmemerim, confectioner, Feb. 26 and 11 rob Is, at at Plarrierar Court. I.E. Sutton, Manchester ; off. rig., Lee, ' lllllhistrit, lows Jaime, Nathealee, Weralerhint, tailor, Feb. 16 and lamb 22. Milt se 111maindlsra Omer. rt., Southall. Shminstsre ; eft ...M.. Carrie. IllnietMer. Gwen Lam. Hirreemseek berm Feb. 20 at In, mad March 11 at 1, at Bringball.etriet. Saba, Heath and Karen. Southarnair rest, Ilkessabety; alr. Whilinare, Omar Laurens, nom, Or orMantLyisee l =hrter, Feb. IS at I, ant, MI 1201 DoeingballrraaL Apos, Orat Jaamer Irdheltter; erg, bdwanklreedmeink's- boar hum; Cold Harboar.rosd, laistoa, bander, Yob. 27 at I, sad llama IS at 19, at asaaiNeNtatrest. Ws., News. May ale% IMMllMadand; at. rig., Stasibld, wllslw Dirmass, Wames.arset, Camehmtmea, B = e •lnt at Ma s t tf, , 11.11, at 2, at Sadar.: ( l . l-strast. „ rah, Charlton,.Booth t: Jam Sumas Wan,. Druloa, Vamersetablre, silk throw - star, Feb. SI at 17, and Moab SG at 11, at Bristol Court. tieL, Klan, Windt ; BMW% MIN liaMasa Wawa, Mamkallf4 Cbaddrs, slik dyer, Feb. 26 and lima IS, at 11, td lksimast Omit lois., saner and Was, MiriNiarar I atm* las.llesslostes. emus Wsstastsso. alrf.aYaat, Haymarket, and Cranford amatOralab amidadt maralianeer, tab. 1J sod Nor& Tf. st Iy, at Ibrakelballatmat. ash, West, Oresbammrest ; of. odds. Paginglidin//alt. Wawa Nsemmums. I . l9l •Pal 4 dler, Mt. IS and Mama 171 , at o. 4lJairpool Clash Sal , Maws" Liverpol; OF. swig., " T L SOLUIATIONS or DIVIDENDS km Dam lksilsred, spasm' -Ist dlr. of 4a, Feb. 16 sad any adis day, Yams% Leads. lahmaam at . abayaram, amber dealer-Ist di.. M 714., Feb. 14 and aim Salmis's, at thrown's, Aboborab-lane. 'sea Ow% Irdti ainrisa-lia dm of Ss. U., FN. 17 aad any suorequmt Wad, m Tainday, et hope's, Leeds. SWUM IVY/, Yam Clam, Imkaeper-ta di. of 6d., Feb. 14 and tame asbasimat Samedays,at Groan* Abohureb.lene. Jam ilsismsh Marlarelsal, Nab Mager-Ist die. of Is., RO. 16 sad ray selmorma day, at Tama% Lassa. Owes ILILLT. Morellmi-let di.. of IS. U. on saw pea* fib. 31 sad Yea salwassont Ikturdays, at Edward.'. Ituabresu.Nurc Mau Pass's. Ward, linuar-Ist dle.ef la It, Feb. 14 sad three mallsor m2 Srallallysi, OrtesMe. Abirmaram. PdaaatNsuimeasma-Tyas, aseraabaarer of piaster of Trats-a,. V. MIL es ant wools (beim part of la die. or Is. 01. lidered). Feb. 14 and my sablecosnt asuuday, at W Noemarkaapsa.Tyas. Gloms Menem Ilansaam, Maasbaraar Nub bat/kr -Ist dm. of Feb. 17 and say salsammt TO* at Frame% Menebsster. Emma Marra U. Ms et Wier. amber-!d die. of I,d. sad 1. lrha dv ass==l4 mil Wee subsamset Satnr. days, a t Wn.uset Smut,Leids, tan Mader-id Me. of Sp.. Feb. IC sad say salsomsat day, et Tam* LeNs. Wstasa sad Cum., 16malescer sad Wadi{ own Intano-lit and ANL die Of 7.-11ths of a psaay, Feb.l7 and say salommuat Moms" or T ,at /ms' Lea a Jinni Warring" int:Mast-14 dl,. ot pasThuraday el 111nalanim S Lama W wq Cinalana, A I nimist s Ma army-lad die. .t M. and Paso sow perk lob. 14 aodama satasquat Saturdays, St Edgard.', sratimk.avrt. Ass Data Wawa,. Lida Inknentair-lat sad Sul die. at 544., psb. 11 and any sulimpait assilsy ur Thosasy. at Hope% LOWS. DIWIDIVILK-4110•11 L J. Crap Jun , asse t s, NAM, men Misdesia-Muria S. J. Colississ. Lraotord. Yorkshire. ii." ll -MP* 6. J. Byrd, grossr-lians 9. IL W. Fatesl 6 ,l Pliballat. City, win linit-Idarett 5. W. Undo, Liillniet- E im. lll 5. 11.. Unsaint. Woburn sad Parma aluliniSpalim aniw =llarabChardwasst, S. W. Ilason, Naha. Tualatin, ewer -Ma i rs i e sdi i. J. Mammy tisormatmet. liatavardepare, sod awarll-swet, Cbsasa„mllaa-Mareit S.J. Naßbitt, Z. Slowart, sad J. 1106111,Jua., Ahlwanbiry. aim amealrole-Marai 6.J. Pommel, Tedi,fanter -Marla L O. Saeli, Nitessaas, UM. tallar-flail InThea Omahas Mob t, Norfolk, Irceswitspe-lbees L N.J. Trarreamb IL ierlearribasy, C *NA Olty, mandiaat -Nan* 9. 3. yam; Sam Sam s ., draw-Nandi 3. J. Wldtwoetb, ES" ail S. W. Woods, Gresban-reame, warebsamtun -Marta 9. T. A. Taw, Wool. =V II ( wi 'sat. alas marimat. C.EII.IIIICATL6 a ti mentad. salsas oalso be Nears to No laadary as the day et Mardi 9. T. OsitaMm, Pall-aall•Es= 9/111m4m, Mas mmimb-/Imab S. A. Eduardo, Teatetbisik Leasnadra brazdkly haw g all 6. J. Eps, &WAWA Teakettles, pews-MobS. Liverpool, *s l ot -Mr* 9. J. Mama sad W. Ilesso. Bstsliss. SrQ, brewers-Nandi S. C. L. WON Laadultallask lissonswissre, poser -amok S. J. 8. Slam, Llmipard, prlmsr-rL Z. ebutileworUt. Neon Wal Saws, Insossist-Slosk 9 Ila . dt IW. M. Waalley South llama St lisared vistamihr-Alamb O. T. A. YON., Woolwich, Kam, Mao marabsah DDISOLVID.. J. AWI.7 nod L Yortinore,, woollen cloth mann factun rs. li. Allenby sail L may Louth, Lincolnshire attorney.. W. W. halWer en/ L. Ishlsr, Uousie&bwkiliais, Unliktabridp, wareasewsia. J. wept = art IL Wow Itimostlicpwall, Bermondsey, strip 0. la" him rots. hums Ion" and 11. Kay, Burnley, Lerma shims Mesh ireamegu, m lar as Sugards J muse Dunes. E. lslew art IL WM. NM= Abbe., Devonshire, grower. J. S. V. Per J. WM, Duksaueet, Onnivenor.equare, sad h erd U. Luker sad Odor, Little Earletreet, Mt. Giles's, posers. IL W. leumhuset MI W. slaughter, deal, Kest, erti manure menthaues. J. Leas thee sod O. Weil; lilanchester, merchants. J. r. A. A. First. W. J. VAnt. IL hall, sod T. Otter, Utiosetor, all leordshiss, commas bravoes, so tat so regards J. tarp. J. notary sad A. reuse. Wrawhdl, user 1 le, Yorkshire, quarry mos. T. grareciesed T. Priding, Coventry, Meters. U. L. IL liattlawn sod J. Y. isanythers, Tottethsen.souvt.roed, grown. W. Illawsund end W. Bayne, Mabry Auckland, Durham. wheraere. W. UM., and J. LIB Ray, klektor, pAato Anders. J. T. NW 7. 11111. and O. V. Wigelawcalls, Kingelosvapon-llull, asedisgan. so ler sr• J. Bin. P. Itney I. Undo ml W. rum, Adam-street, Adolph*, end Putney, arnllvailay =tan* Banbury, Oarunlslure, bakers. A. route=, Anerd.malure, merchant, eo far es regards W essmin witik th• nortla Brawn AuHralagan Liao and . senpany. L Ulan and P. C. Bottle, Glasgow, warehousemen. Z. Lawson end J. Parnell, Oaroed weer, drapers. IL Largbart and U. W .uvra, Llvertaxil. U. WOrutty and U, A. Hershman, Liverpool , wine merchants. 0. in.. and J. Hunter, Wawa- garden, ormstaa-ceris T. hulks and C Wailon.placc, kniantvbrulge, men dealers. Mary T. Plicrwr mud BAsahuin U. PsWitt r, tkritipori, Dorectahlor, "imam T. itaslad and H. J. Spencer, Manchester, weighing machine manu facturers. L nobert and F. Nilsen, Mount-Mr« t, Grearrnor-aquar tailors. T. Hess mat W. Alien, Bishops %anima , . Haleasbuc. acrloirentters. J. Yobd sad A. Nat, Kmitstomupoo.llun, atom Waite. Jain Smisliay, Jacob malls', mut J. earetnam, Easton, Lancashire, Mash eiwastre. F. W. Omminirr and J. Debnam. Talbot-court, Orserchurch.strett, OIL ant Ilmillswark.bntisc.rost, wi n e mere/isms. 3. Moor mil J. C. Heiur4 r, Nw outir-rowl, Sostlswark, Wailer namankatnnaim J. Illnsai. J. issia. and 0. Liable, Aberdeen, comb 'manufacturers, no ha as nem& *dr tecsmaion with the Noe th of Scotland haul. knlOompsy and the North brivab Mumalmirm Loon and Lsierly. T. gala mil geolson, N Ilan, Lancashire, segos opium. J. Moms end U. llnsgate, Ileum in gingerasas, Yorkshire, Ig W 0... sell L gorl, goorgate-strret, (.liy, civil engineers. Winging, gag. aid Vo., Glasgow, merchant; es Ear tie nerds A. wes. W. W. Weedearl and 11. Woodlwed, Dalton rare.., Rotherham, Yr:4[oam Wren. 0. Tome and T. Musky, Heals Weser, Lancashire, blesehsre. WU. ell Sgr.lU loNs. . . Abt . , F ,, Wlwar & u rdeen. vane likereltszt, eb. 91 and Kara 10, K the Hopi Hotel, Aberdees. WiLuer Hueneme., togieburib spirit slackest, Feb. 19 end march 10, st tam rt,'• Know, 914iguegli. ham MILLE.. Am troaskorget. Feb 1$ and Week 17, at the lily's 3s Am.laN esee, A laslbseilt, impart ot isaiesa, lele. Weld M. 14. at Mmerara him noteg. adlabstru SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Inn ow earmes•ious, the - " Llophs CABUALTIRB. Anna Augusta, Kuiper, from Rotterdam to Genoa, hos put into Menial much disabled ; two men washed est rlastrd. —Chriatiansaad, Jan. 28. Chimera, for New Orleans, has put back with loss of bow sprit, cutwater, &e., having been in contact with th e l'ickwick, fur Valparaiso, at sea. The Pickwick was struck amidships, and is believed to have foundered ; her crew (except two lost overboard) were taken oar board the Chimera. The latter also mane in contact with% schooner, whilo abreast of the lightship, bearing up for this port.—Liverpool, Feb. 13. Oetion, Albrethsen, from Odense ; Minerva, Lauritsen, from Maringer, both bound to London, have put its here with cargoes heated, and must discharge.7-Arendahl, Jan. 28. A quarter board, marked " Dart," in gilt letters, ea se pieces of timber, apparently parts of bulwarks, a bench, covered and stuffed with straw, and a dead pig, sup posed to be from some vessel lust in the late gales, were picked up near Langesund, Jan. 2!. Jan. 31. BNALIORNS MAILS. [N elientlee that the nails ate seat from the General Peet-olte , the alght—and II by the limoraing--desimia. Day wawa Nada up! la Osamu Pug- I Mai Ueda... Viva slant Part Amirica(bylkitpsoka t 14 1 Ateeriss(by United &atm mist) .11 aawriosiby U.stateopt Milan ( Wen Cara) .-1 1 1 tlasuodria• Brasil . ... B Ca um. A . yras llterals(ia (Xis, or (Wool {lope X Oeamtaallsoplot • N Ciatral America AI Manuel Islas ......»»«N 11 , 46. 20 Ch . . ......... Frame - 111; N Omar* Oraturg LlOland Hooderas [reined la t N India (els Moathatmt)lll the (Ha lease(4l4e) Ileaterraeman(ele Poeta Ott i ttri v alLuesillea) Usd ea IffecleUe UAW ft Naples. Papal Mate.. Piatemula Pere. niulaY • Heat ladles Wept Udine (except Ha WNW 40 , 1 Natmatil N 1 I fob. 24 j Peo. Is 144 a at the monk: lathaSeth N moo 1 i ally falt of the thooth fth haLt i4th : f ll t tla tt b ? thl7th97thd mem o ladalltalf m • at:. liffo.,Wed.,llo 17th et the month Take daffy 711117thi7thof mai I heathy a ?Ma) Weber. a Seth, 17th of the mesa) Twice duly m on t h ) 90th a the Manch of month, 1 father the 'meth I 11ththethot011•th I 2 e4 of the month 19th at the moot/ 7t0,17th,19tA,27th sauthai the rancor I StatlSthlSthof monl, I Sth I SUlgothot mon, I f thl7th27thof thoei I 17th of the cnos.t4 Sthl3llt2Stkof mot 17th a the mouth j2Ud 'be I Whig 1.11. Limit* , 0 . 1 470 Liverpool 1%. I! uouthroupteu ;Yrb flyibouti ;Marcel I tm Uatly u.stlmmTum Ft b. M , tuthaloptoo, lt b. lb ' thAa !Roc Feb. re Plymouth ... Marv a ;11l b. 20 iloutkamytur, t,a to . - tutlmsnytoo. tu 71 y I N•0411.4M1,41..5 hb. 20 Does I *ea E. MAW -- Feb. to Leedom ;T.... L s, . Load= 4outhasiploo.:Yek .1 llotylmott .Tomeea t ktuthamtpum Dew tett. 20 ttouthemptcm 1 itch. U Dow . 'Feb 20 boothaotptobrillarett 3 i ttottUmatyloo Vela lb lleb. 1.1 I . I Dover i Dover lo•ef IFNI. 22 Althampton. 1..... IS )4.uthasoptuo. Feb. 21 11.o,er •keni• ham! ;no 1 ,..b. 24, flou.nour pt Marti, S I • Tie mans to tame countries 'hue marked (•1 are conveyed by Ohm.* pritot Ma Marseilles. CALIP/MNIA. —Mails to wed from California Ma the ranted 6tatill Dav despatched awl due by every American packet. Altai VXD. Ave Rl's.- at Gramend. Februaryl2, from Dantzle Amiens AlletlA-MCitavcernA, February 13, tram-- Modem Aumasuna -at Liverpool, February 13, from Valparaiso Amos -at Liverpool, F. bruary 13, roes ......... ........New Orleans Anoint -at Id ult. February 12, from Copenhagen Carimanis -at 11214 February 12, trant...... ...... -.-.. Emden Coessme-at Hail, February 12, from Rotterdam Coral-at shield% February 12, from... „.. .. „ .......... - ..... Joel Conerrrunoir -off Liverpool, Feta 13, STOW ........ -..Ne. Tsrli Capaarrir -at Liverpool, D. bruary 13, from ...... ..... St. Illiebiiere Gamins-at Gravesend, February 13, irom Callao Consaavarme-at Grareseed, February 13, from Madras Drama-at (31% , ellenfl. February 13, trout Amsterdam DIMMILII-st Graresend, February 11. tram c,,a,,, Eimaarr-at Shields, February 12, from. Ilariugen INUISIII-at bblelds February 12, from Eleanore Erma -at. Larerpuol , , February 13, from. .. _.. -....... .... .....ratrae Rerualores --on Liverpool, February 13, isms. alum Resenairr-at Grameesid, February 13, from „. ... ... edllea ELLlAlfirl. -at Crammed, February 12, from. Siroport Easaeon -at Grareernd, February 12, from .....,,.,,..Guern5ey IiAMILOMON-off Liverpool, February 19 J. T. Caan -at bluelde, February 12, Item --. .Hs Dull, February 12, from - 6;I6MM HILIIIIJCII -at Onosaend, February IS, from ~.- .... .... Diadem 1111a/A ONOXOILA -at Oravesend, February 13, arm Doses& NATI. DA-at Gravesend, February 13, Dom Dent* Pumas-at Grimsby, February 12, Rim AL Joia*ll.2, . ausaiss-al Ltverpool, February IS, Iron ............. .....-.0113•11 larasb-at LiverpuoL February 13, from .... Talide &amuse Cons-at Liverpotg, February 13, fran....-„Palens• &aux Gaut-at %Weida, February 13, from .Foam ' Warr-at Whltellaven, February 11 from ......... ......reetwilliml Ts -at Deal, February 12, hod Oeme Taurus-et Deal, February 12 from Uxuanwarrica- at Lharpool, Vibram:, IS, tram...... Sow Talk Vauierrr -at Orammad, February IS, Gem -- ...... Naas* Warsaarror -at shields, February 1:, Om ...... "... MuJuaroacz-at (Dammed, February 13, bia -.1.1.= BAILND. Mime-from Tereamtb, February 11, to Carthage' ALMA-from tenderised, February 11, to Boner= Assmrsa- from Gravesend, Yebrusry It. to AM= 492 MM-from Liverpool, February 11, to Ana immure-from Liverpool, February 13, to. Le Copra Baotou& -from Portsmouth. February 12, to S. Ma Camps-horn Deal, February IL to Constaaemple Culottes -from Cardi ff , February 12, ta AMONG Orrawrrnworre-from Cardiff, Febroary 12, to Malta Cuero...ea-from Cardiff, Fabnuiry 12 to. ffiameiller C020022-.4f0111 Liverpool, February IS, to .Autigia lATAD- from UVOTCOI, February It, to Lima Dosarrae- from Dag, February It, to .... Trieste Kam or Fire-from itunderland. February 11, to Boulogne F.nomma-frent Sunderland, February 12,, to Hamburg Forum-from Gravesend, February 13, to Cade Ern -from 'Petal. February 13, to NewOrlears , Gurom-hen Middlesborough, February 12., t0.........1tar0btag Gov. Mgt. a -from Greveseed. Februel7 13, to C. Orast Murray von Ifacumr-from Liverpool. lets 13, to . Ocestarstlsopie Homers. Orneare-tram Itesrowl, Feltner, 12, to Noels 11222111 T- tram Liverpool, February 13, to Rest* 11•12111012-1rOM LW. February It, to ......... ..... CO. Sep lamm-from Liverpool, Mowry IT, to ....... „...-....ClimMile Jars-from Lampoon'. February IS, to ..... Hamm* Javan relax -from Cowes, February 12, to . KATR-from Bret d, February 13, to et [AIM HAILVST-from Ilbletbr ia Ze r • y bruary 11, [l, Carthapiell Li mn am -h Grimsby, 11, t 0... Nom, )IO2MOLL-11.012 Hull, lebrumry I; to Hairdiffil MOAT 02102-from VW, February 11, t 0.... .. lleedurt Merium-frutChiewn, Irebruar 11, t 0. ....... BerbaMill lloona-frum Laverpoo Fibroary 1 to Aissains 1.11129M1A -from Cardiff, February 12, to ................•. ..Cede Nawborrue -from Portenontli. February 11, to . Naha , °coax Remy-hen Liverpool, February IS, t0......„...80w York Pm:um-Poo Liverpool. Yoteurzy It. to Antwerp PLUCAN (2.2.)-from Liverpool February 13, to....„...llottenlain itarwress-from Gravesend, February il, to .Demeram Hama - from °rammed, Frerviary 13, to Ormes BRA-from Mal, February 11, to .". l= Beraroar-from Deal. February 12, to Stoics-from Cardiff, February IJ, to ...„ ... Melia Suenurea-lroso ardig Felnuary 11, to ..... Malta Tamer-from Oardlif, February If, to ....., ..... Leon Uwasser-Gam Camtff, February 12 to IL Thomas Wnohesearr -from Heebner, Venruary IS, to tufty WAoaall - from Limerick. February 11, to Coniteadoope Ewers- from Padatow, February 11, to Mareculse VESSELS SPOK RN WITH. Adel, (Oldenburg schooner), &Om bldelds for II &Its, Feb. 4, cif Start POll2l. Lltra, from Ito.terdsm to Akysb, Dec. 30, lat. 3 N. los. 20 W. BIRTHS, MARBIAUES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COLEX—Feb.I3. at Oaklieli, Clap - I;ll3:park, lira. George Wee, oil daughter. DOT LE.—Feb. 9, at Portugal4treet, the wife of gir P. IL Doyle. Md., of • *mi. OARDNEIL —Feb. 9, at Italsatgret, Bridgeton, Glangow, Mrs. O. Osrdnor, eta eon GRAHAM.—Pee. 8, at Oaford•Mreet, Olaagovr, Mrs. J. Orahaffi, of • MI. GROVE. —rob. I, at Barnenterreee, the .If, of Aleut-Col. Gram of a dauebter. HOWL—Ian. 7, at !iodic* Bay, Antigua, the wife et L. L lied" Keg., of a sea HUGONIN. - Feb.% at Mynah, Devonshire, the wife of Capt. lizr Wsis4l9th Rent., of a son. cannoNE.—Y,A In, at Curiae-park, Chester, the wife of J. Johnetone, Zen., of a daughter. S. at 78/ Medea Rectory, Hants, the wife of the le, & Le, of a son. WINN Y.—Feb. 11, at Mottlake, Surrey, the wife of the Her. IL 11. Swims'', of a &teener. IiAItRIAGES. BAIRD—LOCKDART.— Feb 10, at Edinburgh, by the Rev. Dr. Pleas, Proftwor or Divinity, Mari/chat College. Aberdeen, J. Dad* req., M.P., to Charlotte, thughter of the late R. leekbast, Lag., of ISAYLRY—BARR 4 . —Feb. 10, at Ihraprene, Northamptonshire, 0 1 the We. W. S. Barbee, Y.A. Ureter, W. P. Bayley, Req.. only too of the late P. ita3 ley, Req , of Neuter.* to Rumen Mary, only daughter ot the late Lieut. V. Barra, R.N. OABRIEL-111 , S DEKSON.—Feb. 10. at Keingery. Worceeterehire r by th e Rev. M. Lunn, W. W. Dotterel, Eaq., 01 the late Cant. J. W. lathrl4, ILK., K.U., to Mary, only daughter of Major-GM MesAirgom. LH, Kr. GiiituoN . J—CIIIiISTIAN.—Feb. 10 at By& by the Von. Arehdraeob Hill, R. (Jordon, FAN late of the 00th itegt.. to !Walla Mary, yeomen &nester of the late Hear-Admiral It. IL. Cbriattan. I'KESZIE—'AOOOIIOVSE. - Feb. 10, at John'. Chapel. ichts burgh, by the Kee. IL Adonston, W. S. 111.1ienrle, Fitt., of Penh, to Loa!, daughter of T. J. Woodbotae, try., Tune, rtadmoot. 11.!SHIIT—BLAKF.WAY.—Feb 12, at Ft. John's Church, titulary, by the Ken. U. Roberta, ILA , Hobert Mutbet, Hag , of tbe Hod Deist, to Mary Anne, daughter of John Itlakeway, Eat.. of Upper (Upton. 1111ARP—WATERS.—Et 12. at at. Pancras Chun*, by the Her 11. Barrett, M.A. Incumbent of Helton, Durham, John /harp, Farr. at 4J, eanirCen.road.rillaa to Mrs. Waters, of 3, Qurctil. road, BO gent's-park, widow of the late T. J. Waters, EMI. DX AT HS. 'AMPItElt..—Tea. 10, at 1:11.73;aeteee ...0 ; Glasgow, Jane WO, ale Mr. K. (I.4aplsell. CLARKSON.— Feb 14, at Rooth blehille-p:ace, Edinburgh, Ni.r goals Byron, wile of Mr. J. Clarkson. CHISYNIL Erb C. at Vast Marne, INTO, • arah, widow of the bite J. Clem, Req., M.D., Physkian-Otweral to the Vanes in 'Mood. aged 68. DINOMBEN. Ftb. 10. at Klnniel-park, Denbighshire, the Riptit Hon. Lord Dinortten, aged Co. ELMER. —Feb. 10, at Risky, Lincolnshire, R. C. Elora. Dll.. a orem 9 0 0.1. Northamptonshire. aged 80. LIABLLICK.—Yeb. 9, at liaseloake Ham, Mrst'or Eau. Henry, youngest sow of 6. lisainrk, tag., aged 17. O'RELLY.—feb. 9, at itaaw•ve. Min Catherias O'Reilly, aged 71 Mated aa4 pabusass Shwas atm itasas, at sm. 6, lamas& a m t. ne Lavin.. Print... in the 011$0 le Lobar& etnia, tb• pedant of 1 1 1111taltisrs.-11sTsaasr. Ifiaaasa6 14 MS. I