The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-23 00:00:00

tbs Duke, with disinterested generosity, suggested that the Dams collected for that purpose should be applied to the erection of a suitable institution for the reception and sup port of tenant farmers in reduced circumstances. This sug gestion 1 , 13. 4 adopted, and the Worcestershire Protection Society has subscribed SOL towards the object ; the Stafford shire, 1001. ; a number of persons resident in Sussex 4221. 12s. Gd. The collection is going on. 'way...racist RP SAXITORT Movxmcsva.—The Oxford City Council have decided by a great majority, with but twn dissentient voices, to petition parliament fur an act to enable corporate bodies, and cities cud boroughs, to establish genera: cemeteries, on a comprehensive and uneeetarian basis. A general petition of the hnuseholdcrs of the city is also in course of extensive signature. Indignation is Leely expressed at the conduct of the'fractsrian section of the parochislelergy, who have mani fested extreme opposition to the proposed scheme, thouth without effect. WILTSHIRE. THE QUERTLOW OF } LAX CULTURE appears now tone attracting the attenti a of the Wiltshire farmers. On Thursday Mr. Warnes, a well-known cultivator of that ar tick, met a considerable number of farmers and others nt Devises, who rec. iced him cordially, and appeared to be much inteiested in his statements. Mr. Warnes ar.:ued at some length that the cultivatioa of flax would give emp:oy meet to the poor, and would at the same time return a hand some profit to the grower. Resoluilons including recom mendations of its culture in Wiltshire, were unanimously adopted. The chair was filled by G. Drown, Esq., chairman tithe Wiltshire l'cotection Society. COlO7 WAL.I.. FOOD Ettors.—A rumour previuls in Plymouth that there have been food riot' in Cornwall amongst the distressed miners, and that the aid of the military has bees required. On inquiring at the garrison at a late hour last night, we learn toot a detachment of fifty men left there yesterday, and our ir forwent believed that a similar number also felt Devonport. —Plymouth Journal of Thursday. SUSSEL REPRESENTATION OP WEST SUSSEX.—The resignation of Col. Charles Wyndham, when a general election is so near at hand, has given fin to many expression' of surprise in the county. A Protectionist candidate is in the field to supply the vacancy, and has issued the following address to the elector GenUessert—As I bad the honour of replying in January last to therewileition with which you then favoured me, I uml do little else on the present Decision of the writ being moved, thin to refer to that adder at. Having come forward rale in obedience to your very flat tering call, and rot venturing to offer myself but under such moons Tenement, I trust that a personal canvass win not be required. I should willingly encounter the febigue of such an undertaking; bat I am g' id to bewared the risk of giving offence by accidental ornimione, tram mere oversight, which, in an undertaking of that stature, it is almost impossible to avoid. I shall shortly have the honour of pertring beta t• you at the hustings, and em, do., Itseutan Panw.— Walberton, Jni. 20, 1047. gbc Manta JLNNT LINO AND THY. ITALIAN OPERA.--Sir,—My attention ha been directed to the following paragraph in the Morning Herald of this day, relating to the arrangements of the ensuing season of her Majesty's Theatre: " At Easter Jenny Lind ateolutely comes, and, what in more, remains thruhrhont the whole of the IC1,1011: the direful threaten !age of Mr. Bunn, to whom she wan last year under certain imputed obligations, being either removed by negotiation, or regarded with defiance." The "imp uted obligations" be tween Millie. Jenny Lind and myself consist of a formal contiact, drawn up by Monsieur Meyerbeer (who undertook to produce his opera of The Camp of Silesia with her at Drury-lane), and it was executed in the pretence of the British minister at Berlin. Mdlle. Lind has made a forceful appeal to me to give up this contract, which I have most certainly refs-ed to do. My , " direful threatenings" may bs " regarded with defiance,' but are not at present te nses ed by negotiation, for, while I am ready to admit that a negotiation is under consideration, I beg to say the con temptible offer of compensation recently made me box been utterly rejected. I have, &c., A. BUNN.—York Hotel, Brighton, Jan. 21. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. c...11U1302, J AN. 22. LIST OP ORDINARY p.cßEtes. Essausosa.—S7 LAP'S; H. Goodwin. M.S., Caw: A. Thacker, M A., Trinity; J. Atlay, M.A., Bt. John's; J. Edleaton, Trinity; C. J. F.lliott, MA., St. John's. Ds. Carus-Wilson, Cbrpem; Holland, Trin.; Eardley, Joh.; loam, Job.; Milled, 'Ma.; Pollard, Jews; Green, Phrist's; Healy ; Trin.; West, Job.; King, Corpus; Jenkins, Christ's; Andrews, Caiva; Holmes. Csth.; Hopkins, Pet.; Back, Christ's; Ramos, Trin; Steward, Corpus; Hamilton, Christ's; Boyer, Win.; Bunco, Trin.; Cotton, Jesus; lierringtunn, Pet.; Whittington, Trim ; Abereromby, Trio.; Warburton, Joh.; 'Fertile( Bram.; (nokworthy, ChriAl'A; Jenson, Job.; Ural, Trim.; S. Claitr, Joh-; Jay, Cada.; Sheriffs, Trio.; Glenn., Christ's ; Spurrell, Cath. ; Cooke, Trio.; smith, Corpus, Nanning, Corp us; Ikilliaeot, Corpus; Res nolds, Trin.; 'lrate, Clare; Piston, Christ's; Kirytsmill, Jesus; Patteson, Ram.; slater, Queen's; Maitland. Cajun; Howe, Trin. ; Murdock, Joh. ; Lacy, Magd. ; Pease, mart ; Gorton, Joh. ; Douglas, Joh. ; Brock, Thu. ; Spurrell, Cor pus; Keukens, Joh. ; Bell, Csth.; Garland, Trio. ; Job. ; Marsh, Isomb.; Pell, C. U., Trio.; Her' isms, Joh.; Cracked.% Queen's; Queen's; Fitton, Trin. ; Gridiron, ?dn.; bleeper, Corpus; Fell, Corpus; Stone, Joh.; Harding, Trin H.; Sid ney, Sidney; Wolmisley, Sidney; Denman, Cods.; Garde, Trin.; Crutch, Cath.; Dohinson, Joh. ; Tromso, John. ; Brldgeman, Trio. ; Horton, Trin.; Knapp, Corpun; Sandfod, Job.; Townley, Trio; Barton, Pemb. ; Mnmley, Joh.; ellasold, Trip.; Bowman, Pet. ; Terri., Trio. H.; Bence, Joh. ; King, his. ; Luca s , Pet. ; Messenger, Clare; Eunice, Corpos ; Harley, Magd.; Barwis, Pecnb. ; Gray, Christ's; Cumming, Cala.; Thrinst, John.; Marland, Cath.; Law son, Too.; Cummins, Caine; Pidcock, Corpus; Shafted, Trio. ; Trip. ; Clifford, Trio . ; Poke/thorn, Trio. ; Cole, Joh. ; Deaner, Trin. ; Leactoft, Trin. ; Watson, Job. ; Ma jor, Trio. ; Pooley, Corps ; Serotton ; Joh.; Fortes, Down. ; Sharp, Cats.: Temple, Trim. ; Ilmodoshia, Christ's; Bartlett, Joh.; Wiicock, Quern',; Mondale, ; Thrller, Pet.: Bumbler, Lard, J o b. ; steak, ma.; Bombed, This.; Palmer, Trio.; Gunnery, Jos.; Lawns', Joh.; listehins, Jesus; Pell, H. 8., Tin; Matthews, Jas.; Road. Joh.; whieldou, Joh.; Poole, Queen's; Sedgwiek, Thu.; (town, Pet.; Lister, Cath.; Welton, Collis; Pleasing, Mord. ; Jeropp, Christ's; Bmoitsbank, Win.; I.ftton, Pet.; Vernon, Trin. ; Webb, Corp. ; Crewe, Trin. ; Gibson, Joh. ; Pale, Pet.; TIMM.. Joh. Dr. RIM ALLOW..—.;;Beck, Elam.; Campbell, Christ's.; Carr, Oath. : Clarke. S. T., Joh.; Dampier, Job. ; De Jersey, Joh. ; Fos. tem, Joh.; Hill, F... 1., Joh.; Loch, Trim; Ri rypit, oh.;J Rogers, Mon.; Ryan. Trio.; aldebottom, Trio.; Wright, Trio.; Tonna, Jobe. EC COT. —any, Trio.; Lomax, Corpus; Male, Pet.; Tunstal, Cath. ; Wilkinenn, Trim -I.lPacrannvornsi—Res. W. P. T. Wleksia, to Fleet V., Doreet ; diet lo; value. COL patron, Miss Jackson. Rev. J. R. Watson, to be a surrogate; do.. Worcester. Her. H. G. Roche, 8.C.L., to Iloyn. bans V., Eves; dm. Rock., value, 4121., with residence: patron, J. C. Crosse ; Fsq. NAVAL. thyreanws, Jas. lately paid off, to taken into dock foe immediate which win occupy, it is expected, nearly two month. She Ii then to be re-commissioned and employed ce the conk of Scotland, astersier to a vnitalling dem - A.—Orden have teen gives for one of the government stem-tna, attached to the port, to tow the Ilentow, 72, op to Woolwich, mtl to receive fitments for 1., v jog aingaidethe Ebbe, 42, es temporary sceceamodation fer ma rten; daring the time the new mutat terrankare being sompleted. The !MV PS(' of the Heehaw, preview to bee last paying off, was at the bontherdment of St. Jean erAcre, and on the thin of Elyria. when the was under the comeannd of Capt. Houston Stewart, C.B. now Cornp:roller-Gcncral of the Coest-Guard.—The Court o( Inquiry, reported yesteriLiy as held on board the Wildfire, relative to the accident to the Daphne has finished, and it bee teen decided that • court-martial shall be held at Portsmouth, on the officers and men of the chin, for the accident of getting on chore. Pint-Lieut. T. F. Slight and part of the crew, have therefore left for Portienouth, to attend the court-menial, and the Daphne cannot therefore he paid °Email the sentence of the court is known. penonerne, Jon. 22.—TheSeourge and Rattler P. arrived at Spit. bead last evening, from the Sphynx, being obliged to retur n on no . count of the wind setting in from the southward and westward. The Dngon and porcupine also arrived thin morning, as well es the Echo a. t., and the dock yard lumps, all being unable to render any further andstance, owing to the had weather now setting In. Mono( get ting this unfortunate vessel off are almost at an end, at leen for there Wee. The engineer, shipwrights, and ship's company are employed en shore in saving as many of the stores as rioasible; av also the fore man from Hewn. Penn and Co., to direct the till:tete pieces of the tantins% mann as the weather will permit. Her peddle wheels have been removed. On Wednesday the Sphyth was hauled of half • ship • length; but the weather 'obliged the efforts to he OPPII up, and the ship war nom driven thrthee up the there again. She has not yet bilge?, and makes hut little water ; her engines are much injured. We twin ether heard that smother attempt will be made to extricate the '.phyrth as soon s the weather changes. The Crocodile gm path atnnte yetterday, and went out of harbour this morning, and will 'bail for eon this day. The Devon at... to ordered Into bartour to hansom, slight defects mode good, and will proceed to lama with anal and provines, A one-martial will be held to-morrow on board H.M.S. St. Vin cent on Capt. J. J. Endow and Mr. logo, Mean, et H.M.& Daphne, for getting that ship aground on the Slat of December Wt between Bt. Cotberiner Point and Ventnor. Peonorion n a Arroorencers.—Annfastrr, In. 22.—J. Turten, Retired Coutmaniler promoted; W. J. Lake, Chief Officer, Cont. Guard; F. J. Whipple, Aseietant-Surgeoe, Ocean; John Grant, Secretary to Ounueodore Sir Terns Herbert ; H. It. L. P. Bailey, Clerk, St Vincent; W. H. &intend, Senretaey a Creek, Riding Wooldridge, Itather'e-Amistant, Caledonia. MILITARY. - - Twit Gnostic, or TIM 47111 Foot is, it Is said, to beconferred upon I Air It. Width, "the Hero of Mimi'," who is shortly expected to arrive in England. We understand that Loan Fermate* flexer.tarrent will not pro. wed to Portsmouth, to succeed Lieut.-Oat. Sir Ifereules P. Pokehma, 'Leal- in the command of the troops In the south-western district, beton April, when the noble and gallant lord returns hew the continent. Intelitatntr. LAW NOTICES. Conn or Qvneshi Ban.—HVLAILT Tenn.-10ns VteroarA.— UN. 2t. IB47.—This Court will, co Tuesday the lad day of February next, and two following days and on Monday, the nth day of February, and lour following days, hold Wangs. and will proceed la discerning of the winner then pending in the new trial paprr, the crogzer, and the cpeeol paper, and giving Judgment in ass n then By the Court. Cotton or Eresoorma.—TllLAT Toast, lOra Vicroatp.—Trninui - eVir. Joe. 11, 1047.—This Court will hold sittings on Saturday, the gthday of Fehruary noel, also an Monday, the Bth thy of February nest, and the Oveneot following days, and ow 'Monday, the 15th day of February neat, and will proceed in disposhig of the baldness then pending in the new trial gaper and in the vecial paper ; and on Monday, the Mad day of Fehewy wet, to deilver juilmorat in all own then ctanding toe Judgment—By the Court.—Read a open Court, E. Bennett. EQUITY COURTS—Yzeratimr. Before the Lord Chancellor. PRENDIROAST V. LIISHINOTOX AND OTHERS.—ANNUITY 011 T Of A FIND TO BE SELECTED ET TRUSTEES.-111 this caw the Lord Chancellor affirmed the judgment of Vice- Chancellor Wigram, with costs. Ex PARTP. TEE COUNTERS DOWAGER OP STAIR.-10 LUNACT.—Thin was a petition presented by Lady Stair, praying that the COMEDSTiOII of lunacy under which she was found a lunatic about 2.5 years ago, might be superseded. It appeared. front the affidavits and reports read by her lady ship's counsel, that she was one of the daughters of Mr. Gordon, of Cluny, in Scotland, and was been in 1772; that is 1904 she was privately married to Mr. Dalrymple, who, is 1839, succeeded to the title of Earl of Stair; and that in 1819 elle obtained a divorce from him in the Consistory Court of Scotland She was encourated to rue for that divorce by a person (whose name was not mentioned) who promised to marry her as soon as she obtained the divorce, but who, 35 she afterwards discovered, was employed by the husband to induce her to sue for the divorce, and, of course, declined to marry her. The discovery of this deceit unhinged her mind, and, it the instance of her brother, Colonel Gordon, and her sister, Lady Johnstone, a commission was issued, and she was found incapable of taking care of herself and her affairs. She was then, and for many years, up to 1816, confined to her house in St. John's-wood, together with her sister, Mary Gordon, who died a few years ago. For the last two or three years the persons employed in her ladyship's service saw an evident improvement in her conduct and habit& ; and in July last, upon a petition presented to the Lord Chancellor, sup ported by affidavits, his lordship directed all restraint on her person to be removed, and gave her leave to go to her rela tions in Scotland, where she now resides. Mr. J. Parker, with whom was Mr. R. Palmer, read, in support of the present petition, numt roue affidavits contain ing the opinions of several eminent persons, legal and medi cal, including those of Drs. Southey, Bright, and Sutherland, all to the effect that her ladyship was perfectly capable of managing herself and her affairs. Although the petition prayed a superseders of the commission, the learned counsel asked that it may be only suspended as to her ladvship's per sonal liberty, until certain accounts pending between her and her brother, Colonel Gordon, could be taken before the master, after which the supersedeas might be issued. the Lord Chancellor said be had no authority fora partial superseders, or fit making a decision iu futuro. If a party was in .II condition for the removal of all restraint at present, she may not be ro after an unlimited interval. Indeed it was not usual to supersede a commission at all without ioopec tion of the party; and his lordship referred to a cane, in which although the medical men and others reported that sanity was completely restored, yet the party on being brought before the Lord Chancellor, was found to be ir.com petent. Mr. Romilly, with whom was Mr. Willeuck, fer Colonel Gordon, said there would be na difficulty in taking the accounts, as the colonel wu ready to go before the mas ter. Mr. Teed, Mr. Dickinson, and Mr. Shapter, appeared for the committees of the estate and of tre person. On the application of Mr. l'arker, after conferring wish the other counsel, the petition wee ordered to stand over for a few day e. Before Vice-Chancellor Knight Brace. McNetts o'. WILLICKSON. INJUNCTION. COPT. stout —Mr. Bacon and Mr. Renshaw on the part of the plaintiff, Sir John Mc Neile, moved for a special injunction to restrain Messrs. Williamson and Rust, publishers in the Strand, and Messrs. Edward George Hughes and W. J. Hughes, authors and compilers, from selling or disposing of a book entitled " Comprehensive Tables for the Calculation of Earthwork, as connected with Railways, Canals, Docks, Harbours, Re." published by Messrs. Williamson and Co., and to restrain them from printing, publialing, selling, or diepoting of any other book or publication, containing any calculation, arithmetical results, or figures, copied or taken from the work of the plaintiff entitled " Tables for Calcu lating the Cubic Quantity of Earthwork in the Cuttings and Embankments of Canals, Railways, and Turnpike Roads." The motion was supported by affidavits showing that, in the two works, the same errors had occurrel to the number of seven, that although the plaintiff's work was not mice re. (erred to in the defendant's publication, yet, in the adver tisement which accompanied it, the publishers, after stating that the plaintiff 's work was well known, added : " That work is now out of print, a -nd very scarce. The publishers, therefore, offer this work, &c.," and that the 3efenalant, Edward George Hughes, ever since he had had notice of these proceedings, hod kept out of the way, and had only stated generally in ' his affidavit that he had not "copied" the plaantifra work. The learned counsel for the plaintiff relied mainly on these circumstances. Mr. Teed and Mr. Nevinson (or the de fendants, contended that tho evidence was very weak, rnd °Starved that there were several errors in the two works that were not identical. His Honour asked Mr. Teed whether ho was willing to consent that, if it wag established to the satisfaction of this court, that there had been an invasion of copyright, damages should be given in this court if the plaintiff should so desire; and whether he was ready to facilitate legal proceedings ? Mr. Teed replied in the affirmative. His Honour then directed Vast the motion should stand over, with liberty to the plaintiff to bring such action so he might be advised : the defendants in the meantime to keep an account. ~~.. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1847. RANI OP Sur Ow Week may; Jas. IL NM* lewd 127,225,336 •-•--- • • Ouvernstest Debt ALMA* Usher Uecaritie• (tultl Cole awl I NOM MASAI/ 1/o. u l.Tlttl•T. Or,nnnet Aft•rillt* la - PrOptielbra . Capital Rest 101,403 Public Depatttailaciading Yschaidaer, Raw basks. Cuoirataadaeteraisf Natal D 04.61,4 1 , 1, Areousta Other Deposita 102.111,7211 erten day ad other bills 990,14 0 L 34.177,341 la. 11.1147. doling he e d ...,._ Weight Aua ley [12,757,32G Other getartliet Nary Oelit gee molter Otte INOLISH Reek etrel,lo43 3 per Ct. Bad. New., Irti 3 per C. (3weeels. As, ell POI li I New 33 per CI. knee 94 Loa, Ali.. alp. 91lJae , NAG. Du. as yew% exp. Nal Oct., 1133, f7-i9 431 077,310 Y. 3441361LA1.L, allei Cashier. PUMD Dm 30 year, exp. Jan. 3,1330, If Reath itra 014 AMII.IIIIOO, 90f M,•w Asenleles 90031 ILIOaIOI3 for acct., 313 1 I 14 13 Kacbeqaer Mell4, 114., 13 7 11 D.. 33411, 7 - - I per ix Bruin= New Bomb, 1421 and JP, I pee Cl, Dostelt Smuts, 1112,37 I I per Ct. Gresotto Weds, II I per Cl. Unitas. 1141, 211 W. Arm, Jas. 11, Ili I per C. Per p•er Bode, ID PO Do. tLect 31i 4 per Cl. Poevagotre Pones, 311 2b lio Aeet.. 22 1 1 per CI. Stowe. Bowls, 1101 IM ruNns, 6 pc. Cs Swirl. Sort.. Jas. 0. !AI Do. Pawls. A aldr,ll 3 Do. Deferred, Pi 3 per Ct. Spasm!. Post, Jaa 30, 301 3 1 1+ prm C. Sella". Beads, es. 1632.94 23 per Cs Dutch Pactung., 11 OWL, 37 Do. AM., Jas, SP, 33 7 per Cr. Dutch CrnStrater, II De. Ace., Jan. 3), 111 , 1191bilio D 0.1041. 100 i money. Do WW; 70 bill. Do. am, Two- Loan.llo2. 11l MU: lin. Hi loilo osoney.—Esobango: Loodos at gen Itarom.s, 21.—Lowe of 1610, 1911, Yov-ud 6.14a1f per erne. „NI I pod p Halt per Cram, 34 bills . City Pp 461514 litre per Cents, 181 8444.13/ 73>0 bill• COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. _ NEWTON AND WISE a. BOODLE.—RIOHT TO TAXI • MARRIED WOMAN IN BEECI:110N FOR eltaTa.—This was an action to recover damages for the alleged unlawful imprison ment of the female plaintiff, by causing her to be taken in execution fur costs. The defendant justified under a judg ment of the Court of Common Pleas, and the plaintif fs de murred to the plea. The question theteby raised was whether a married woman plaintiff was liable to be taken in execution fur costs in the event of a nonsuit or verdict for the defendant. dlr. At herton argued in support of the demurrer and Mr. Cowling in favour of the validity of the plea. The Court said that the question was whether under the statute of Henry VIII., which made plaintiffs who did not succeed li ,ble for casts in the same manner, and by means of the same remedies, as unsuccessful defendants previously to that statute, execution could properly be issued against husband and wife plaintiffs, or ought to issue against the husband alone. The statute did not make any such distinction, but ap plied to all cases where there were unsuccessful plaintiffs. It had been urged, however, that at common law a wife co-plain ' tiff, was not liable to be taken in execution, and some older authorities, together with the opinion of Mr. Justice Black stone, bad been quoted. On examining the authorities, it was plain, that though the court had interfered to dis charge married women from custody on mesne process, it never had gone so far as to rel , ase a married woman taken into custody on final process, simply because she was a mar ' ried woman. It was not an unreasonable principle to say ' that a wife could not be arrested, because her headland had the entire control of her acts, and ought to bear the entire responsibility; but no one thought that that doctrine could he carried out to the full extent. The wife, where she was properly co-plaintif, had rights that would ' survive to her afier the death of the husband, and must take such advantages with the corresponding liabili- Bee. There was no doubt that when a wife was a party to a suit in respect of rights substantially her own, she was liable to he taken in execution for thy costs in curred. The judgment, therefore, must be for the de fendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in Baneo. LIABILITY or PROVISIONAL COUNITTEEMEN.—RIVETT AND OTHERS V. WOOD.—This MIS one of the numerous cases against provisional committeemen tried at the sittings after Trinity Term last, and resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff, ujiou proof of the simple fact that the defendant had assented to the publication of his name as a provisional committeeman. A rule for a new trial having been granted, when it was called on for argument, this day, the court intimated that it would be a waste of time to argue the point, as the deliberate decision of this court war, that when there was no evidence beyond the fart that defendant was a com mitteeman, there was no evidence upon which the jury could find a defendant liable. :sir. Martin, Q.C., informed their lordships, that two of the judges of another court had expressed an opinion that the tact of a defendant authorising his name to he inserted an a provisional committeeman was a question for a jury, from which arm., liability might be inFerred. Such a differ ence of opinion existing, he submit...ed that cases of this' nature should tie allowed to stand r.ver, until the opinion of a Court of Error was taken on a ' J ill of exceptions now de pending, which would raise t!.e •Thole question. Dorm Parke thought this cor,rt was bound to act upon its own deliberate judgment, wi',.hout waiting for any decison trona sestler court. The rule for a new trial was therefore made absolute. CONST.STORY COURT. Wstiscou RT IP. W kLIRCOI; RT.—Divoacz.—Lady court sues fora separation, on the ground of cruelty and su'ultery. Lord Walhcourt puts in a risponsire plea, deny ing the charges. The noble pipit have been married twenty five yean, and have severalshildren. Lady Waßscourt went to reside with her father in Paris, against the will of her husband, and Dr. Luallington, after going over the facts of the case, decided upon admitting the responsive p'.ea, with certain amendments. COURT OF BINXRUPTCY. Before Mr. Commissioner llotroyd. BOOLRELLINO.—This was a meeting for the choice of assignees. The bankrupt, J. Bohn, was an extensive book seller in King William-s•.reet and St. James'estrect. Mr. Sturgeon, for certain creditors, mid the bankrupt had been in trade at the places abrve stated for about two years. The debts were about 19,0001., and unless a certain party be made a partner, nod other transactions be set aside, there would be not a farthing for the creditors. The bankrupt was examined, and stated that he had been in business for thirteen years. lie had been a bankrupt about three Tears ago, when his debts amounted to 21,0001. upon which a dividend of one shilling and ninepence in the pound bad been paid. He started with no capital except an advance from three other gentlemen. Mr. OR, an attorney, had lent him 4000 acconling to his (Orr's) statement. He (the bank rupt) had received no account. Mr. Ore had security by deed of assignment upon the book debts and stock, to the amount of about 2,6001. Mr. Ore was his banker, solicitor, and agent to pay the bills. He (On) received the money in the shop as it was taken. He could only make out his balance sheet by reference to Mr. Orr's books. He had an interest of about2,oool. in Dugdale's " M nnasti con," which had been assigned to Captain Long. He had a share in the Sur plice newspaper. He was registered proprietor, sub-editor, and publisher.—Assignees were then chosen, and the pro ceedings terminated. COURT OF REQUESTS (Towers HAsturrs). REFUSAL OP BURIAL RITES.— Mr. COOk, an under taker in Cannon-street, and sexton of St. George's.in , the-East, appeared before the commissioners of this court ' to answer a summons issued at the instance of Mr. Hagerty, an appraiser in Rosemary-lane. Some time since a sister. in-law of the complainant flung herself over the b ridge in Old Gravel-lane. Au inquest sat on the body, and as there was no evidence as to the girl's state of mind, Mr. Baker, the coroner, issued a warrant for her interment. Mr. Hagerty paid the usual fees to the defendant, understanding from him that the Rev. Bryan King, the rector, would perform the burial rites. Just so the body was about to proceed for sepulture, Mr. Hagerty was told that the burial service could not be performed, and the body was hastily interred without the usual rites. Mr. Haguty summoned the Rev. Bryan King to this court on Tuesday last; but as there was no proof of the receipt of the money by the rev. gentleman, the summons was dis missed. He then took out the present summons against Mr. Cook for the recovery of the burial feu, amounting to 10a. Mr. Cook, in his defence, said that he had paid the money to Mr. King's clerk.—The commissioners, after some discus sion, ordered the defendant to pay 10s. and costs, oboes-sing at the same time that if the money had been paid by him to the Rev. Bryan King, the decision did not preclude him from seeking his remedy against that rev. gent leman. POLICE.-Y, MANSION-HOUSE.—DitnnOTINO ♦ NOTE OF SALE. —Mr. Edward Lucas, of the firm of Lucas and Sons, corn factor., was brought before the Lord Mayor:—Mr. E. Scott, of No. 7, Mount-place, Whitechapel, flour-factor, said: About two months ago I had dealings with the defendant. I bought of hint about 100 quarters of peas, for which he gave me a sale note, and an order for the examination of the article. I bought them at 445. per quarter, and he was to be allowed the regular market commission for reselling them ; and if I sold them myself, he wee still to have the commis ion. The peas were lying at Donden's granary, in Horeleydown. It was a time bargain, and a regular market transaction, vie., a sittlement at two months, which expired on the 61. b of January. About the 29th or 30th of Decem b I called at the defendant's office, and wrote a note to Mesas. Lucas and Son, expressing my wish that they should sell the petition my amount, or I would take them at 535. and allow them their commission. I served a notice on the clerk to sell the peas, and last Wednesday I went to the defendant's stand in the Corn-market and gave his father a bill of the peas. It left a balance of 491. las. 9d. in my favour, having charged them .5.55. for the peas, which sum I had been offered for them. About ten minutes afterwards the defendant and his father were standing by their stand. I was beside them, and a gentleman came up, and I took from my pack( t the sale-bill which I had received, and held it is my hand fur this gentleman to look at, and I asked him if it was not a legal sa'e-note of the market? Whilst the gentleman was reading the paper the defendant stretched out his hand, tore it from mine, rent it in pieces, and walked away. I called yest:rday and tow him, and asked him to sire me the sale-note, and he said I had better be off, and if I annoyed hint any more, or mentioned it in the market, he would charge the police with me, and to-day I mentioned it to the police, and gave him into charge. I could have sold the note at a good profit —The Lord Mayor said he coned dered the conduct of the defendant in snatching the contract out of the complainant's hand inexcusable, and requested him to enter into his own recognizances in the sum of 100/. to appear at 12 o'clock on Saturday to answer any charge which might be preferred against him—Mr. Lucas then entered into limo own recognizances to appear at the time specified. MARYLEBONE.—DRAWINO our Tan TlLL—Jones Kirby, who upon former occasions has been tried for felony and convicted, was charged with robbery. On the previous evening, the prisoner took the opportunity of creeping into the shop of Mr. Klein, a baker, in Idolyneux-stnet, Limon grove, and, making his way behind the counter, he drew out the till, containing a quantity of money, in silver and copper, with which he was about to " bolt," but his movements having been perceived by Mrs. Kuntz, a relative of the pro secutor, be dropped the till on the floor and ran off es fist as he was able; a cry of "stop thief " was raised, and he was shortly afterwards taken in cmtody by Beckley, 158 D.—He was committed for trial. SOUTHWARK.—Dstoxo STRATAGEM.-31artho Joel was charged with stealing money from some of the suitors of the Newington Court of Requests, by the following strata gem—Mrs. Elizabeth Dutton stated that a short time since her husband was summoned before the commissioners of the Newington Court of Requests for a debt, and adjudged to pay 41. 95., in instalments of 10s. a month. On the preceding day the witness attended at the court for the purpose of pay iog the first instalment, and while waiting to pay that sum to the clerk, she was accosted by the prisoner, who stood be tween her and the clerk of the court, who was busily en sued in receiving and entering monies. The prisoner, per ceiving that she held her money to pay in, and her book to have it entered, ready in her hand to give in to the clerk, when he was at leisure to receive the same, said to wit ness, "Give me your money and book ; I will hand them over to the gentleman, or otherwise you may be detained here for a considerable time away from your family." Witness handed her the amount; the moment, however,:the prisoner got the money, she pretended to pay it over, but instead of doing so, by an ingenious desire she slipped the 10s. up the sleeve of her gown. Immediately afterwards the prisoner said she must leave the court for a short period, desiring witness to remain until the clerk re turned her the book with the entry of the money received. Shortly after the prisoner's departure it was discovered that she had not paid in the complainant's money.—Harriet Duprase, another poor woman, also attended the examina tion, and gave evidence of her having been robbed by the prisoner in a similar way.—The prisoner was committed for trial. LAMBETH.—Music AND DIRCORD.-Mr. John Nelson Russell, a violin player, appeared to answer to • summons taken nut against him by the officers of the parish of Lam beth, charging him with having deserted his wife, and leav ing her and his son chargeable to that parish. The coin. plainant said that in September, her husband, to whom she had been married for 14 years, hod left her without any cause, except his taking up with a young woman who used to come occasionally to her house, and with whom he was at present living. She had repeatedly applied to him for the means of supporting her, but he had refused to give her anything, and the consequence was that she had been obliged to apply to the parish. In reply to a question from Mr. Norton, the witness said that she had been enabled to support herself and her boy from the time her husband left her until she had applied to the parish, by selling her furniture and pawn ing her own and her husband's clothes. She also said that her husband was in the habit of earning a great deal of money, as he had engagements during the various sessono at the Italian Opera, Vauxhall-gardens, balls, Jullien's Con certs, and was at present engaged at the Adelaide Gallery.— The defendant, in reply, said that he had endured a com plete martyrdom since his marriage with the complainant, on account of her thoroughly drut,ken habits.--After much conversation, Mr. Russell agreed to allow his wife 6s. a week for the maintenance of herself and son, a boy of 13 years of age, and thus the matter terminated. THAMES.— BUROLARY.- James and George Barker brothers, were brought up, after repeated remands, charged with having committed a burglary and robbery in the house of Mr. J W. Edmonds, Naval-row, I'oplar. The details of this case have already appeared. Mr. Ballantine committed the prisoners to Newgate for the burglary and robbery. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. The bent of the funds has again been all in de cline to-day. The first quotations of Consols this morning . at 91 to money were lower than the last prices of yester day. Alter ranging between 901 to 914 they were called l' 901 to 1 for money at the regular hour of closing, and 914 buyers for account. But shortly afterwards they became sellers for account at 91, and for money 901 to 4. The un favourable nature of the accounts from France was the amigned cause for the depression at the earlier stage of the market. But in the course of the diy it became known in leading circles that sales of money stock had been made to some extent for account of bankers and parties with whom previously lodged as security for loans. It was un derstood also, that sales of securities had been going forward for some of the Scotch banks. Advices from Scotland are looked for with more than ordinary interest, to see what effect may be produced there by the further advance yester day in the Bask rate of discount. An impression prevails, erroneously or not, that the Scotch banks have loaned rather freely on railway stocks, which in times like the present are not easily convertible when the money is most wanted, and when borrowers are unable themselves to replace the funds taken up. The general ability . and the exemplary caution for which the Scotch banking institutions have long been credited, renders it difficult to attach faith to such rumours. It is more than probable they may have originated from con founding the operations of certain joint-stock Exchange establishments, created within the last year or two in Scot land, with the express object of making advances on railway securities, as a profitable means of employing capital and realizing a high rate of dividend, with the regular end long accredited institutions dealing only with money-values upon well-understood banking principles. These institutions, it may be observed, are one and all large holdersef government stocks. The government broker took to-day 10.0001. Reduced Threes fur the national debt, and 40001. 31 per Cents. for the savings banks. Reduced Threes were 911 to 1 at the closeof business. Three-and-a-quarter per Cents. 93 to 1. Exchequer Bills 4s. to Bs. premium. In the after part of the dew some bargains were done in foreign securities, partaking ot the nature of forced sales, or stocks bought in for making up. Wide diffen nets were mostly made betwixt buyinz and selling rates. On leaving off, Dutch Two.and-ruhalf per Cents. were called in decline at 67 to 4, the Fours at 911 to 2. Portuguese at 311 to 21. Spanish Fives at 231 to 1, the Threes at 331 to 1. Mexican at 211 to 1. We have had reports vaguely afloat in the City to-day, and previously, of a loan for ten millions sterling being in con templation of the government, as part of the ways and means for meeting the exigencies of the times. It may be doubted whether, in actual circumstances, a financial operation of the kind, and to the extent, would be viewed with much favour in the market, or be carried through without difficulty and a large sacrifice in the realisation of proceeds. As exchequer bills are held in heavy amounts on trust accounts, it might perhaps be a more facile and less dis turbing expedient to fund a proportion of those secu rities, and raise the required means by a fresh issue to the extent funded. It is clear, however, that in such an operation considerable sacrifices would have to be sub mitted to in the present state of prices. The French ex chequer is, moreover, believed to be in so impoverished a position, that a loan must inevitably be resorted to by the . French government, if the precarious condition of the Pude money market do not render such a transaction ►impractices ble. - The Bank of France, it is also rumoured, has ben endeavouring to negotiate a loan here of one million on the deposit of renter to cover the value, but it is said no result has been yet arrived at. The price of bas gold in Paris, January 20, was 10 per mille on the ancient tariff rate of francs 34.34.44 per kilo gramme, which gives an arbitrated par of francs 26.39.7 per £ sterling, and the rate of exchange for bills on London was, at short, francs 25.271 per £, making a difference of 0.48 per cent. gold dearer at Paris than London. The price of bar gold in Hamburg,Januaryl.s, was, marks team 4324 per mark weight fine, which gives an arbitra ted par of marks bane* 13.8.73 per £ sterling, and the rate , of exchange for bills on Leaden at short was marks bane* 13.5 per £, snaking a difference of 1.75 per cent. gold dearer at Hamburg than London. Foreign exchange was arida in decline on nearly all the chief continental places. The rates negotiated en Amster ' dam were 12.1/ tot; on Rotterdam,l2.ll to 21 ;on Antwerp, 25.66 to 70; on Hamburg, 13.61 to 71 ; on Frankfort, 120; on Paris, 26.621 to 671 ; on Vienna, 10 to 10.1 ; on Leghorn, 30.30 to 36 ; on Naples, 401 to 1 ; on Madid, 361 to 1; all at three months date. On Lisbon, at GO day, 63 to I. It is understood that the amount of gold and silver bullion in the bank was not diminished in the last week of making up the returns(which will appear to-morrow), by more than 400,0001., notwithstanding the reports current, which carried the deficiency as high as oue RAILWAY NEWS. There was rather more business yesterday in the share market, but prices were much astray, except in the old more valued stocks. Until we have more calm and steadiness in the funds, szriu and snares will probably re main fluctuating and uncertain, as at present. There wan rather more business done in the Liverpoolshare market than on Thursday, but generally at lower prices. London and North-Weste rn stock was done at 190. Bir mingham and Oxford fell to 9p. North Stafford' were stationary at 21 p. The Manchester market was again very doll, and prices were drooping, but with verT little alteration from 7esterday. The number of shares offering was very light. fhe Man heater, Sheffield, and Lincoln were done at 01 and 92, and the South-Eutern at 37. There was more bullies' done in Birmingham than on any day during the last fortnight, but the prices were all considerably lower than late quotations. Birmingham and Oxford Junction declined tog pm. ; Stour Valleys to 21 pm., with no buyers at the close. even at this quotation ; North Stafford' fell to 21, and 21. 18e. 9d. pm. ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A.'s) to 18s. 9d. pm. ; (B.'s) to i pm.; and West Riding Unions closed at 1; pm.; Shropshire Unions were done as low as 1 dis. ; and Ambergates at 6s. 3d. dis. At Leeds, on Friday, the business transacted was of a very trivial character, and prices still continued on the decline. New East Lancashires declined from 2/ to 21 pm. ; Mat lock and Buttons from 41 to 41. pm. ; and Mahon and Driffield Junctions from 17s. to 15s. pm. The Bristol market was not quite so active as on Thurs day, the indisposition to submit to lowered rates continued, and consequently there was no great amount of stock or scrip offering. Prices, generally speaking, were the same as on Thursday. There were a few transaction:—Bristol and Exeter New at 12; Great Western Quarter Shares closed at 174 ; Great Western New, 61 ; Midland New, 501. shares, 6' • Shrewsbury and Birmingham (class A) j pm .: Shrop shire Union, I dia. RAILWAY SHARE LlSTS.—Lottoox, Jar. rasa—sae quasars of Haft la llamas elsanacien dew* Wow Show of Liam la Itailse• snub' pro.. FILM Ski/ler/am i 4 .: li wet 14 ... 6 Sim. -abed /mkt .. . Do. Nob • 116 Beira bre 04otterlor If 1 NUekle111.••••1113.1 W. Webb. I Da 11 barb Cobb ood 21. 1 . 4 . 48 • 11 1111 I 111 1 11 i n I=l a P.O.r u. ... Nib De. Do. Nes I r ww 4 Lola, Dbt, I it. 4 81810...E 11 . 4 4 M. 44 A. N. isi Do. 1 4.4. tb ere& 4 1 21 0,4?1,( , ,z , ...y ) ) ...,tlost• It bob (Ire 100 Ot. 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Southern, Western, par.—London. N. Western, 190—Do. new I eh.), 111 p.—Dn. (I-sth eh.), 161 p.— Blanchester, Leeds ) eh.), 104 p.—Do. (late H. & oh. 1-Stlieh..), 54 ye—Do. Ida. viten) 1 p.—Midland . (40 1 . sh.). 6 p. — N. British (j oh.), It ja=d4o7ll. C. , U.D B. 311—ulste r , 13)f p p.7. lhindee, Perth, 81 p , .— s p.—N. Wales Mineral (4 oh.), 21 p.— Do. (Ostrestry oh.), If d.—. Do. (new eh.), 1-16 d.—Whitehasen, Forma., 31 d.— Birkenhead, Lon oh., Check. In., 4, f p.— Birmingham, Oxford Jo., 91, 9 p.—Blackburn, Clitheroe, N. W., 14.—Glas., Dumfries, I) p.—Lon., Took, If p.—Pdatloek Midland la., j p.— Newry, Waseenpoint, If p.—N. Stalfordrhlre, 24 p.—Royston, Illtehin, 15-16 p.—Shrewsbury iletelord, Bd.—Shrewsbury, Bir mingham (A), f 9.—Khropshire ba. R. and C., 4 ti.-9 , AM= Un., 1.1 p.—Liverpool, Crosby, Southport, If p.—Malt®, Drifßeid, j p.- 1 Manchester, Boutharopton, 7-16 d... RAILWAY BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT. BILLS TO BE TAILS! UP BY THE EXAMINERS (THIS DAY). Before Mr. 101116 Cianamitioe-room No. 22. Uropromax—(7B) LeEdeAadolleft. and South Coast Railway (Lashes Broach SW" sod arrangement) ; (17) Lentl 2 B 3orhO l LM l l=lnn ° 2 1. 1= ighge l )7ll (TmMOOMlONlonnisla ken dodos Is the parish o imam hi Oteat Yostaimils mlllhomoor holly lemaways from the loomboo et omft talembo to So ftimp at TN= ladd , Nal* RaZaftoia Maui* to to Meth ; UM* Iftilimot=tholftid to the Lowestoft mak o Wm* 121 anal p )1 (93) aftsteloaftr, aoi i these) ; (Id) Madismali Rnaling. sal Jumble Railway (Bromley end Oillioy tomb* Milo Mr. I. CeMmitina•ssan No. 23. Orrosim.—Bellel sod Rafter Railway Eiroonion (Credits to Launceston). PROCEEDING' EIN DILLE BIPORE EIANIN EIS (TESTINDAT). Rim Mr. smith. Committeseeca, No. YR Caorrianm—(l2) London mil North Maim (St Ales" lislsa. and Donatobis (ii) bat Lireasimillso (bran k Baez I to Lincoln). (72) Liam* Chasisa 11.2 at Amoodoolat. The usual forme rota Imam boa Islam la ths standing orders van embroil , hove boo • WM. Belpre 11r. May. Oftomillesams lits. IL soreceso.— (67) idandiedm Aftilftift and Undo Railway (Mbton Canal p a r ). PPR leiminnlge, Obi% and Lincoln. shirr sad Manchester and Ido OAK Ymp afti alletlefteht and Gainaborough ()anal AiIdIGHIGIGN. NW mad Mod post baying been oaten in the slam arm, the sloolloo mem wow do. elm" to bare been complied with. (II) Whist Railway (from Windsor to }Gin the Great Western at Slough), milk power to 101 l or tense to the latter. Decision postpooed uattl third*. Kr. isms:ince Smith. Orem. Livr.—(64) London sad North western ;(lfewport Par nell, Olney, and Wellingborough kenneh). Standing orders combed with. Mr. lade May. Leeds Central Railway Reim imposed ce the ground that arc tab sections had not been dagesiaL Okieetion overruled ; standing orders enimpiked with. MUTING.—RcOHY,DMIII, Lim Mdutca perTaa —lane dsJ Nesithey, lee. 2L—Wabbra instgolat, Eau, la the eltak.— sasdar mai Mahe r i ses reistrlai the report el the oar skew, sad idr up the ai d mthe area The chimer heetsg Molly the added edthe meal& _the arm May read It 3= ,. by alga eppmed Met the MY emeat tueleed la ea Ames bead, Yang at Ewe am 111.1110 L, 4kassi. hal Ilea rebaraal eberehelde the ale et Nu par Lett IL lir GU, the depelt i cht ia te g t bombed ea Er OWL bed Ina geld le the ealklar to the maarsap als pianism ; 7 ratan Mr. Mind. Ma sin sod edema 111,111111. %corer rubel ether ib aid banes et awl, to the credit of tha is et la Idd bobielt home. Oe mat, however, . liewer ONE. week Wilda ti what lad tarn greedy p er di m ; end had breeght ribs Ow Eat emeat, which was now pundlood be the Cant et Exchequer, the mil , hating taken defence under the conviction and opinion of comma, that Mr. Brewer was not entitled to one chilling of thin claim, and for thin reason tit.o, the committee had rejected • compromise which he offered of accepting 2,Goilt. in full of all demand, unit.oo the pr. cent meeting should desire it to be complied with; should thioeloim of Mr. Brewer'a be altogether defeated, then there could be over Ss. a share itritS•l 33 we to return to the eherOsidere; or *odd the camprarathe be ac costed, there would Mill bower ha.a when more to return. It was thr the ahareholthre at this mega, to Ankle what aboeld be dons in this respect, evd other dewed led debt oa the compenv having been settled an It having been MlOlvd by lir. C thireboider, and that the repot be adopeed, Mr. ohen, etilivwc a who ma stated lobe a benhar, sled ee fine been me of the original previalead emmlietemin of the moved an amendment -. inherited ammo/Mee et lee ehmehel be appointed to in the whole Aldo dry imam, from the beginning, or thin ti futd. be raised macept the eitesehebiers to forty the matter into the Court el Chancery. TIM enteadmeat having been seconded, Mr. Wilmot compled the thee of the nesting for Move an hour in a tolious de sultory harangue, Implying • variety of Imputation. upo n o a mtiety of persons connected with the company, andentirely extraneous to the liminess of the day, and wearisome to all present. that his own seconder withdrew from the amendment, which COM, quently fell to the ground, and Mr. Wilmot withdrew from the meeting at the same time. The report 1.16 then unanimously agreed tra, as was also a resolution authoriaing the committee of management to resist to the loot paving Mr. Brener one shilling more than he had already received, and s everal shareholders declared that they were reedy to put their Lambs in their pockets and subscribe, "nimbi it be necessary, to entry out that reaistanee, Mr. Brewer never having even pall our chilling of the deposit upon 7,4 00 shares that had been allotted to him-elf and his nominees. Thanks were then voted to Inc committee and the eh:demon. and the meeting wparated. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—INSPECTION or THIRD CIA= CARK1.401,4 DT nag Esawsy CAlXlll.lo44El4ll.—Yeerterd% • afternoon the Right lien. Strint, M.P., the Chief Commissioner the new Railway Board, and the other members of the council, se componird by Major Strandreth and Captain Coddingten, the Gomm ment Inspector-Genet:ll of Railways, visited the Blahmegate terminus of the Eastern Coontim line, for the purpose of examining the tided elms or parliamentary train carriages employed by that company. The object of the inspection was to see that the proviaions of the act directing the running of parliamentary trains were fully carried out (Roth was the information the writer received from one of the eillciale of the company.) Mr. Roney, the 'secretary; Mr. Richard- MO, the auperintendent of the coaching department; and Mr. °rhu mbas, the superintendent of the elation, were in attendance, to ea plain any particulars the commissioners might require. They donut man time in viewing the carriage+ which had lug come In Wft• • 421114 M. 111111 moaned themselves in favourable terms of their sound semi eendreW conetruction. Baring their stay Captain Coddingtcm mob an 49111/311 , 144140 of an ingenious contrivance, the work of Mr. Otthisham to signalise to the engine-drivers how far they might delve • train with safety into the station. The captain thought it was a metal promotion to a terminus like that of Bohuporate. The in magas certainly encores much security to trains on approaching Ma tthew In the court of the day the commissioners vi , ited the Great Western and North Western nation*, and irspected the third aka carriages running on these linos. An important report to the higishiture onseernine the parliamentary train traffic will, no doubt, be the re it of the i 11911.1.109. SALINHURY AND BASINOSTOILE.—Owing to the active exertions of Mr. lock, this line will be opened for luggage traffic on Monday, tke 15th inst. READING AND HUNGERPORD. — The branch from this line through Newbury le nearly completed ; and, ahould the weather continue favourable, It will be opened for general traffic by the Id et June neat The line which Wenches from the Great Western at Reading is n miles In length. SOUTH DEVON.—Mr. Brunel has informed the direetan of this company that the line from Newton to Totneas, will be ready for iN.:A p rf., on lne the OL i t: ,, l o tTr ' .. l --Tte works on thin line are pro wreathe with the utmost rapidity. The line having been purchased by tho threat Northern, it is the intention of the contractors soma piss It with all possible 4.G.E, in order that it may be reedy Or woks with the othi r sotto of the line. Timm he amea,TVIS W Wit .41. between i.e. Ma. 39913.1.67 and IMC (Era. Rath., C1ir0u444.) I e 47. Itul 1.7. 10' ale , j Loddon. 4341141 , 4 , 4 d, 4c - SAM Loud. 4 9. SAN - •-9,4oster 4 Le•••• • 7,799 13992 173 3,039 1,179 1,339 am 1,731 311 • 411 - 1,190 40 739 , 7937 CON 1,911 1,9J8 .—(FTOM Redireerekrootkle,) A.broarb 444 Porky drew 4 Nirke•lbeal Nubile. 1N•414444 MALI. 4 IMP Dudes 4 • 41 Nonth • • MOW= 4 114adetUal Eau lamaklin Erb.. Maim E 41.41.440 4 1:41•444 01444414. Pala. AY , 014444•14, Paid. 4 Ors. Or. riostime 4 1•444444 Groat Wes Ipsrleh Miry I Lee4..41 N. Western Laredo. Itlael•411 1 171 542 kW OE /21 MI Miami ... .... limeade a Berwick Sddred•la k eadig••• Norfolk Noah anus 1 . 14.4 , 4 4 WM 44411 M t Itaacbdaddr idarew.badd sad Ora. dasta-Yassers Taff Tale ....... y_t sad Mamma' Yart sad N. litaaad- U 2 727 22. BVBININI3OFTI . I Y.NSUL M wensw.-Caledmlan mid Dunilmrtenishire-Jan. V, Glasgow; Edinburgh, Leith, and Onnton-Jan. 29, Edinburgh; Exeter an Exmouth -Jan. 23, Exeter; Ipswich and Bury-Jan. 29, Ipswich; Midland-Jan. 30, Derby; Paris and Rouen-Jan. 27, Paris; Reading, Guildford, and lteigate-Jan. 25, London; Went Flanders, Jan. 29, Bruges. Tv:rotas ron LOAN6.-Aberdeen--Sums of not h., than 5001., for 3 years and upwards, at 4F per cent. per annum, payable halt-yearly ; Cadedontan -Suf. of not lees than 4001., at ti per cent. per annum, far 3 or 5 years; Chester and Birkenheed-:toms of not Ices than 10001., for 3 or 5 yarn, at 4i per cent. per annum; East lauwashire -Loans on mortgage for 3 or 5 yearn, at 41 per cent. per annuoin ; or for 7 years at 4 per cent., payaif e half-party • Edinburgh and Glas gow-duos of not leas than 3001., for 3 or 5 jeans at 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly; Edinburgh and Northern-aunts of not lean than 3005., for 3 or 3 years, at 41 per cent. per annum-Great Western-Sums of not lees than 1.04161., for 3or 7 ears, at 4 per cent per annum, payable half yearly; Ipswich anal Bury St. Edmund's-- U.N. on debentures, for 3 years, at 5 per cent ; London and No rth- Western--. Bums of nut leas than I,OOOL, for S or 10 yearn, at 4 per cent per annum, payable half-yearly ; Taff Vale-Sums of not less than 2001., for 3,5, or 7 yearn, at 4 per cent. ; Ulster-Soma of not kw than 1,0607., for 3or 5 years, at 5 per cent per annum, pat able Corers scrs.-Edinhurgh and Bathgate-exeeution of works, Jan. 23; Edinburgh and Northern-execution of works, Jan. 27 ; Great Southern and Western (1.)-gas-pipert, &....pociflution. to I. seen at 27, Itu•Land-square, Dublin; London and North West, rn (Busby sod Stamford !Mel-plans An., to be seen at 3, Prinoes-street, West nthrater, on and alter Jan. 23: South-Eastern-North Kent litre, Jan. 26; South Wales-execution of works, Feb. 10; Taw Vale-750 tons of nab, particulars at 76, King William-stmt; Waterbed and Limerick-timber, spring steel, varnish, oil, ace ~ and glans Jan. 2?. DIVIDENDS.-Birkenhead, Lantashire, and Cheshire Junction.- I HalLyear'a interest on the de;sosit, Jan. 25; Charleroi and Erque lines -baterext for half-year ending Jan. 6; Clarence-Ilan-year's dividend on second class, preferential shares, at 5 per cent. par annum ; Direct Bombay and Madras - First half-; ear now payable at the MB., of the company, 38, Fen church. street ; Knot Lincolnshire - Half-year's interest at S per cent. per annum. Jan. 24 ; East and West Yorkshire Junction -4 per cent. per annum on deposits; Eastern Union and Ipswich and Bury-Half-year's interest on calls; Glasgow, Airdrie, and Monk- Lade Junetion-5 per cent. per annum on the original deposit of 21. 101. per share ;paid, and upon the call of 2!. 10a per share ; Great Northern a(London and York extension skares)-One year's interest; Italian and Auatrlan-Half-year's interest at 4 per cent. per annum on shares upon which M. has been raid, sth months' In ternet on 31. per share, and two months' interest on 11. per share; London and Blackwell-34 per cent an the new shares; Louvain ala Sambre-- ,ialf-yearh interest at 4 per cent. per annum; Norfolk (Extension stock, 11316)-lialLyear's Interest; Northern of Prance - 2f. 50c. per share; Orleans and Bordeaux-3f. per share, for internee to Dec. 31, now payable; Paris and Lyme-21. 50e. per Ware, to be deducted from the call of 75f., due; Carp and strasharg lbdf-eisio 5 . interest at 4 per cent. per annum; Tourney, Jardine., Landen, and Unwell -Interest on paid-up capital, at 4 per ecru. per annum; Toms and Nantes-One year's interest, at 4 per cent. per annum; West Flanders-HalLyear's interest, at 3 per cent. per annum. CALIA-Belfast and Tiallymern-21. Ins.. due; Birkenhead, Lan cashire and Cheshire Junction-IL M., Jan. 25; Itumingham and Oxford-3L, doe; Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and OWur Valley - 21. ths., due ; Heist. and Exeter-51. on third Wares, due; Ihiblin, Dundrum and Rathfarnham -1/. 5.; 10s. Jan. 20; Eastern Counties-11. 4s,mcomoltdakdstack, and V. on new shares for comer eon into 201. stock ; (York extension Wares). V. on the . • A" quarters, due ; East Limon:Aire-21. 15a. due ; Edinburgh, Leith, and Gran- ton-2/. on the new steel, Jan. 23; Clammy, Airdrie, and Monk- lands Junction-2/. 10s., due ; Grand Union-11. 55., due ; Great Luxembourg -21., due ; Greet North of England-51. on the MIL shares I doe. • Great Western-V.los. on the 171. shame, and 2/. Inn. on the 1 131. ' glares, due; Kendal and Windermere-31., due • Ipswich and I Mtn. Edmund.-21. Ina., due • Leafs and Bradfc ' ed, U., due; Drientrary, and Manchester-V. on 251. branch ahem, 37•7. Linda and Think -- 2d., Jan. 255 1 • London, Brighton, and pond pert-10/. on the Brighton MIA C, due; London and Nedbateuftra-51. on Grand Junction 25/. shares, due; Lynn sal 110-11„ due; Manchester, Bolton and Bury Railway and Caml-41. on the fifth shares, due; Mancheeter and Leeds /kJ. am the Huddersfield and Sheffeld Junction took, SOL shams, and 101. on the quarter or 231. Wares, both doe; on the 561. shares, and D. 14. 6d. on the 371. Is, shares; Extension lines, 6/. on the new 404. shares; Eyewash Valley Line, 57., all doe; Midland Great Western of Ireland-57. on the 301. shares due; Norfolk-IL on new 101. sharee, doe; Northern and Eastern-13J. en new scrip shares, doe; Northern of Franee-3/., Jan. 20-:0; Paris and Lyons-31., due; Reading, Guild ford, and Reigate 4. 86, due; Sambre and Mmes-21., Jan. 25; Scottish Midland Junction-51., due; Shrearebtu7 and Chester-21., Jan. 30; Shrewsbury and Hereford-11., Jan. 26; South Eastern -11. W., on No. 4 Wares, due; South Wales-51., due; Thames Haven Dock and Railway-M., due. SIONATIME or PAALIANI.T4MY CoNTRACIA - 02ked, Coventry and Burton-on-Trent Junction-At Leamington, Jan. 25; between the tours of 11 and 4. ]moon Crown.-Great Southern and Western'l.l - Feb. 1 ; London and North-Western-Till Feb. 12 ; 31611 and Jan. 30 ; Southampton and Dorchester-From Jan. 28 till Feb. 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ERODUCE.—Mineino-umer, Js.. 32.—'tile Now Market hasheen active, and a throe amount of Wainer done, although there has been ley excitement than for the last few days ; In addition to the private cortract operataina, which hare been considerable, the sake by public auction were 130 blids. Went India, 3,300 begs Mauritius, 6,30 bags Regal, and went off at the full pdom of yesterday to IL advance on the Bengal, the result of week showing an amen nuance of 35., with on immense amount of business dm_ Onehading every Lion of sugar. Refined standard mislity held firmly 70a. to 711 1 .. cr t Coffee sales today coos/Mai of two bags coda Rica, 300 bales Ceylon, 300 balev Moths, 300 bags Padang AD ass lagrior qua btser, were difficult of sale, end sold rather lower, shag good and flue description. found toyer* at eery full prises; the Importers showed grmness, and bought in freely. Good ordinary Ceylon must be quoted 394. to 40s. Pepper : 800 bags of Malabar of von quality sold briskly at 30. to 31d. per lb. Saltpetre : 300 bugs Refraction 14 odd at 23. 6/1., which did not alter quotations. Rim remains flint at the late advance. The demand be Ireland is likely to continue, as it furnishes a ready and nutritious meal at a smaL cost. A cargo has been sold, to arrive is March, at a high rate, but the exact prier has not transpired. Rum remains steady. Tallow i hio become dull at Ms. 9d. no the spot. Cotton: 900 hales sold at about yesterday's prices. Cochineal: The public tales went off Mae da'', without alteration in prima. Jute, El., sold at 181. to 181. 7s. ed. AV.RAO. laces or SVOull, this produce of the British l'ormasioos in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 191 k day of January, 1817, la 33a. 1 lid. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 331. owl. Sugar, tbe produce of die Lam Indite, la 32a. 81d. per c wt .he average price of the three foregoing dimeripticas, jointly, es 34.. 7d. per cwt. COTTON.—Liviarool, Jen. 22.—About 3000 bales were sold at the lowest prices of the week. All deacriptions of American were offered freely, and particularly the recent import, which Mill affords • Mend wont ; the authorbied quotatko of .` hie " qualities of all kinds WI. reduced Id. per lb. ; and a geoportionate deeiine in all other qualities I..submitted to. Its-mils and Egyptians were In very Dmltod rcipu at, and they too were sold at a dead- no of Id. per lb. Borate were in fair request, at a decline of id. lb. A public sole of Sea Wanda went nutter heavily, only a put bethe sold, at • decline of about 4d. per lb. on previous rates. 3,600 toles of Ame rican were taken on speculation, and 400 of American and 430 ix Surat for export- BUNKE 111.—arcamonnienta, Jan. 21.--Little Welder was dome sags hall %achy. Prior INE• roareely so eras as we have reported , then Ilar Nene moth. poet WORSTED STU en, tea—laaarolui, Jar. 21.—Tbere wee e road =manes herellaaellalley, meekly deemed ter low plebs Mak apedally Odom Year eat = mareash be& et which were rabic supplied; awl pa emplmiele here hob that She prim , era° here* _Si the oil et the ereleetioa. la Sway Metre there was beams OM mope kir the rant patterns, axe the hot espeler Mesa The yam matee was bat thinly vah ea She chasm leveler IMO VMS limbed their proaaetion, vi , v the plias easel wage emilerel ha lee bores eine pored with the mesa plan et wee& The area aeastat preenled ea aew feature, the bleb pion elted bevies a Osedasey to leaflet the salsa 1110T11E.RY AND LACE TRADE.—Norrrrownw, Jon. 22.—With the szseption of a few parcels of fancies to assort gookn, open.- than lam been cosigned to thl supply of positive orders. The mites kw trade has • cmde m rupeelaßy to the cut up !macaws in the town. The cotton glove trade, though dull, is in • toier-ible Mate; but the milk glove branch keeps gradually retrograde log in Nottinghiuu and Derby, and it .lowly removing into what or I rally cud the "• two-needle villugen." The plum silk hone trade iv slightly advancing, but much Is the email quiniity of triunes enm• pieced on thin trunurteture that it is but little lelt. The silk knotted, except at Mintelitlll, in half extinct. - 167 e 16411; uAw: 1. - ...1 Peon Ma LONDON OAZETTB ef Friday, Jan. 22. C. Amor, Riahop's Stortio7rav 11Citforibildre, tailor, to surrender Feb. 8 at 14, & March 1 at 2, atßsainghall-oL Sol., Jscicion, Strand; off. ande., Bell, Coleman-e t :WWI IL B..a.rea, King-at, Ilionmerenalth, ironmonger, Jan. 30 at 11, & March 13 at 12, at Ikabighallwt. Bola. Rohner & Son, Bridge et., Southwark ; of. andg., Follett. Rambrookact. T. BOW 'frit, Strand, bookseller, Yeb. 4 at 11, & March 3 at I, at Basinghalhat. Sol., Hudeen, Bucalerabory ; of wing., Bell, Cola man-et-build. T. CLAUS., Cheltenham, licensed rictualler, Feb. Sat IL lc Mardi satl, at Bristol (A. SoL, Losreco..., Gloucester; off. swag, Hutton, E. FAirer, St. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, innkeeper Feb. & March 2, at 11, at Exeter Ct. bois., Fuer, Exeter, & klekineon Nand I I. Elrn.rt., Temple ; off. Neale., B&W!, Fleeter. srss J. 11. GAN 1.1.1, Rock Ferry, Cheshire Feb. sft March 5, at at Liverpool (. Soai, Shottleworth, Fieldaeta Gray's-inn, & Tyree, Livers.'; off. amis.. Bird, LiverpeoL J. J o aaaos, Cbelmr6w(l, Essex, creocer, Jan. 29 & March 23 at IL at ilmangball.st. Noll., lbarison a Bohm, Hart-et., Bloonaabluy; of. snag., Whitmore, Basinghall.st. C. J. Sari., Leeds, hiker, Feb. 2 & at 11, at Leeds. Ct. sea, Strangways, BarnanDbinn, & Robinson, Lseaa ; oQ WWI" &padre. Leeds. W. btaffordsblre, lionised victualler, Feb. 9 & March 2 at 12, at Birmingham CL caul., Williams, Hanley; on, anaig., autstie, Birmingham. J. Si "con, Twickenh on, baker, JIM. 23 at 114, & 31.40 3 at It, at Italdnehallwt. Fa, Abbott, NewrsatlesaL, Stra nd; off. &wig., John. ma. BasinehalLet, W. C. Wm Claremont-terr., Pentonrille, merchant, Jan. 2e a 114, & March sat 114, at Basinehall-st. Sol-, Buchanan, Basinghall. at. off. male., Whitmore, Baaingb ,, s , J. Winciess, Birkrnhcad, CbeS & Feb. 26 at 11, at 1.1., pad Ct. & Watson, Liverpool ; off. Ire, wale merchant, J.. VI at 12, t;reipary & Co., Bedford row, Strantove, Liverpool. TTMONERS. C.llaat, lIiA iu. Hensingtob.Oravd. pats.phaswhn. G. JOSCB. Iktary.et..Dmry da,T. INSO!,V!..VT W. Bates, lllsbokes school. . P. Mur e s Liverpool, bookseller. A. Cousaai. Brawl. phase of Parla O. Laaprarn, Umbrae, Laserlalre.)ear. ti. = " 11 7 : . Smithfield. such C. lint J. Psi.. Nip 11.11. Dwdtohire, J. 11. teem Clsorhowspa.Medleet aalsoas. 0. B. /power. Liverpool, I.l3.kfepl, H. Tyke, Lherpona real dealer. T. Totaper. Ilareneftl, molter's, F. Walker, Traanirre.waie, Charter, J. Godfrey, Luta°, Bedfard• Lite, straw anwauselew owe, plait dealer. H. Wa ewer, Stroud, Glaweesterslide, C. Green, Cassia fledinalwai Ewe.. eh, maker. C. Weastealsulaw. Hahne, Lawraslora W. Ilaydra, larerport, ship raandler. paseseyanan whitest-and S. K. Bnadway. Stratford. Itt• ter ant r. J. Dads .14 thfordi,ol. Ilarkney.rd. S. Debbsoa,ysnaurpl.Briaostao•4.. w“elreaster. Sir J. A. IlenAlAs. KW. Telt...Mime. Bronpl.m. J. n.d.s. Kneratonm..llo4 J.tiervsb. Keyolsbaly. Sotnerwohl.. . DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. S. Budd, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, grocer—lot dio. of Ss. ad., I ' any day after Jan. 26, at Ilernaman's, Exeter. A. I Linde &J. Thompson, Leeds, stoolbroL.ers-2nd & final die. of 56., Jan. 22, & any subsequent Friday, at Kyn►•ton'o, Leedo. J. Mob, Busholow, Limoashiro, bunlei die. of 2., Jan. 26, • & any subemuent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Mane,rster. T. Maguire, Birmingham, draper —lst My. of 61d., any Tuesday before the 25th of slarch, at Whitmore'a, Birmingham. J. /tiding &J. Fielding, Leyland, Lanuabire, cotton manufacturers —lst die. of is. 2,41., J.. 26, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Manchester J. G. Schott &J. C. Lasater, Manchester, merchants—tat die. of 71d., Jon. 26, it any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, ILuscheater. J. G. behott, 51anchester, merchants—let di.. 01 4s. 6d., Jan. 26, . • & any subsequent Turacho, at Eraser's, Manchester. la. Thompson & Jn. Tlimnpson, Leeds, stoekhrokera —2nd div. of 2s. 4L, Jan. 22, & uny subsequent Friday, at By modal's. Leeds. It. Wean, I.eeda, dyer —lst div. of 3s. 4d., Jan. 22, & any subsequent Friday, at Kynuaton's, Lee. J. b. Wet & IL Tennant, Leeds, atookbrokers —lst div. of 2s, Jan. 22, and any subsequent Friday, at Kynnston'a, Leeds. DIVIDENDS. -Feb. 22. J. Knight, Preetow, Lancashire, moue -Feb. 19. G. Potter, S. Potter, & J. Endes, Manelayter, calico printers-Feb. 12. K. S. Potts, Old Change, City, common (wrier -Feb. IG. J. Hamden & J. 'Unladen, jun., Armlet, Yorkshire, wonted .pincer-Much 1. J. Strout, Lieerpoot, boot maker-Feb. 12. W. Tunic,. & R. S. Potts, Old Change, City, common earners -Feb. 12. W. 'Miley, Old Change, City, common currier. SCOTCH ISEGL'tiiTR.kTIONS.--J. La Guerrunde, Glasgow, mer. chant, Jan. 29 & Feb. 27, at Baird & Muimon's Chetah, Glasgow- P. Steamily, Glasgow, pianoforte manufactunr, Jan. 27 & Feb. 17, at the George Rotel, Glasgow -J. Marahall, Glasgow, grocer, Jan. 27 & Feb 17, at Jenkins' Chamb., Glasgow-R. Mitebell & A. R. Fre, 9nl. merchants, Glasgow, Jan. 29 & Feb. 211, at the Eagle Hotel, Glass gow -W. Thorburn, Glasgow, corn builder, Jan. 27 & Feb. IT, at Gilmour's Cliarab., Glasgow-J. %Velma, Abington, Lanarkshire, weight, Jan. 28 & Feb. 25, at the Black Bull Inn, Lanark. PARTNERAIIIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Delta, E. Ilinde, jun., & P. Norwith -E. T. Briggs ki J. W. Burton, Leeds-T. Bream & N. Sharpley, Macchelleld, Chishire--F. C. Christie- & It. B. Boy. man, Rotherhillie-M. Curtis, G. Parr, & J. Walton, Sowerby bridge, Yorkshire -G. Farbtidate & W. Crew, Macclesfield, Cheshire- Fl. Holmes & F. Ilideweil, Norwich -W. Houle, J. Lockyer, & W. F. Fara in, St. Jametes-walk, Ckeitenwell, so far as regards W. F. Earwig -E. C. Hopp. & T. C. Brian, Lee,Ls -T. Jones & 11. F. lot, e, Malmmbury, Wiltshire M. Eronheim &J. !Miming, London-W. E. Lloyd & J. Doody, Hanley, Stufforibbira- T. Stanwood, son., W. F. Many.* & J. G. Bird, Sunderlandmear. the-Sea, Durham, so far m regards T. Norwood -C. Nathan & .t. L. Flint, Greshamsa. West, City-J. Patchett & J. Briar, *holm, itaketrs, W. D. Willa, k R. 0. W . t .h. Brlstol, so far as ripirds F. Ricketbi-J. Watling & 11. Jewry, N. SHIPPING INT.& ,LIVENCE.—M•ms. •aa. ar. la aa. Ora. VOL sax. en 3 Dahlia . . 1 Holland . .0 0 indla . . • 0 Meek. awl 2 Waterford 1 1 Flandere . . 010 bydy..N.S.W. 0 Harass Feb. f 1 Ilatartwdee 1 1 franc, . . . 0,0 )I.ton awl 10 W. India Just Ont.,. &Jet. 0 0 Ltsbot Jas. 271 Halifax Fab. 11. 0 Waal! Feb. S. Hamburg . .to 0 Meoitemut. .0. LONDON, JAW. 22. —E.-iv:mom Biwa n Ds. —The Norma, from Benne ; Countess of Londonderry, ditto; Louisiana, from Charleaton; Swift, from St. Michael's; Remora, ditto; Edith, from Seville; from Llebun ; Catherine, from Charente; Lucerne, from St. Peters burg ; liiitiab Queen, from Guernsey; James Watt, from Barre; Rainbow, from Scheveningen; Achilles, from Cape of Good Hope. Erenaten Derwamei.-1 be Black Cut, for Gibraltar; Tourist, for Calais; Emerald, fir Boulogne; Glenberrie, for Sydney, New Smith Wales ; La Belle Alliance, for Port Adelaide; Greeniow, for the Cape of (Mod Hope; Dart, for o , tend; Nethalie, for Dunkirk. Cirauu Ovrweam wire (*mon o .—The Lady Raffles, for Demerara; Black at, for Gibraltar; Triton, for Ostend; Mari:nit, for Harlingen; Giraffe, for Rotterdam; Margaret Elizabeth, for Bahia. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 22.-- Lama., rot LOADINO.—The Maria, and Thomas Hunter, for Africa; Pakenham, for Barbados a; lautercoat, for Hong-Kong and Whampoo ; King of Tyre, for Luton ; British American, for Mobile ; Ft rti for Naples ; Charlotte, for Itiolnruiro; lam and Georgians, for Philadelphia; Pigeon. for H. Domingo. OMAR?. Orl SCAM., —The Jupiter, for Distend ; FailCa and Bridget, Btr Whoa; Sauey lads, for Naples ; Frederik', for Umbel,. The royal road mintract steamer Prince, learn Liverpool. for King ston, and the Helen, from Liv. rpool for Ilavannah, were In con tact early yeUrnlay morning ; the formerlo6lcuterater, and the latter had hir tow stove in, Re., and here up for Kingston. The Providence, from St. Sebastian, at Holyhead; Delhi, from ditto, off ditto. JANVAILY 22.—. Arrived: The Lady Courtney, M. Michael's; Belle, Paten ; Clwanopolitan, Ambrig !left Hesperus at Crm.). Off Ann Baldwin, Lima; Friendehip. Jersey; J.V.. Stewart, Macro; Heroine, Demerara; J. P. Hayward and laetrile Stewart, New Orleans; Gen. Parkhill and Lochinvar, Charles ton; Jno. extends, Baltimore; Columbia, and itepubLic, &totals ; Dalmatia, Cornelia, and Itimpahanock, New York; Aiello", Prince Edward's Island; Wave, St. Michael's. At Holy head : Providence, from St. Hermitian. Off Delhi. At Beaman'. Resort, St. Michael's; Arthur, Cadiz. The Royal mail contract steamer Prince, from Liverpool to King sten. and the Helen, from Liverpool to Havannah, were in rented early yesterday; the former lost eutwater, and the Latter had her bow stove in, and bore up for ILI' aggtun. • - - Advertisement.] —A GENTLEMAN EIGUTY or Aim courp Or A vote BAD Le,.. by 1101.1.0WAY . e. Pails an (hersourv.—Mr. Richard Stopper, residing at Sssmundhon, Sufrolk, had a bad leg, which he was apprehemive would cog him his SC Although attended by an eminent surgeon, the danger tans o great that it was deemed necessary to use rah, and oust ' !mut, under the surgeon's inspection; by there celebrated retnediss alone • period cure was effected M a few acct.. The age of tide gentleman imam the cure most extraordinary. lie is well knoim, and the facts may be inquired into, se he is even now a clerk to the Cbolmiekebera of True. These madam see mld by all druegiele, sod at l'rekeeor Llollografe Estahlisleseet, 211, Stroud, Londe.. METRE. x.ll. • .04.1. 20, Jo 'rife of ii;7l. B. Pinion., of OCi!".)lLli.—Jaa. IS, at 6. Mate ma, lbs. J. Cook., et • desalt.. DUSTS:M.—Jae. IT, at Sussex place, U. perk, the Lay Lsthis Ds M. «:M: 13,.t Lamed, the wife of the Rev. .1 . daughter. HAlLllitiON.—Jaw 17, at Welabpool the wife of 1. P. Itarriwza, Ere . • tle Haggai Clad &Tit!, et a daughter. II • CAWILAND —Jaz. 77, at Fitzgibbon g wet, blfg,t►e wired Diming • ' • _ m.o.. _ _ POPZ.—Jas. 7.. t CheLpoo, Weems saper.lisre. the wile of the 1.• roPr, of s cleoehter . ITITEHTON.—Jas 20. at amwowl, Dorking, the wife of the ire. J. L buena.. .1. aettehtor• ILUNT—OURBY—fu. at me Holy Trinity, Cry.. Clteam,Hfilt Rao. L Olaaby, ataplaht of the (busty MrNewel!, H Klrtaa.la•Llalary, Mr. J. H. Blust,of the Wyk Cop, tilmnatHl, l . Ysaaapa, Hard Htrylaltai amiable, a the Ista LT. J. 0.31. y. Pal O HRAIWHAR- :.--45a.21. by the Haw X. IL V0b... 1 T. J. Bmlldwir. Ebb, to tbe inapt patAirini Dev . e . reni:31•17.1 . 4 . /11Zu r no tl r ; Que.4l,'sard.743-w; ;I Oa late V. 99.119922929. COLLIEIILLIAMB.—Jas. 11, at Charlton, by the Her. I. X. WO tlaw, 0. Collier, Pao., of Menem House. Womluster, u SW M e e youngeet dnughter of the late (Wt. J. H. Williams. FOGAItT2-1211L0E.—Jaa. 12. at Dublin, Thaw. T. Pelfw.l s ti Drogbeda. to , Ugtana Adelmar, oWy surviving NW Of Poneosb i LC. Wllloe lot. Sett Iteglmeet. and grand.daeghter ef W. h a. Hrl7-01itliE2t1i —Jar. t, ree t tw .. ood, by We .0. thmOrad. 111 A., of It . the Hs. J. Haden, ILA., of Hume, to Yak, OW daughter of It. tormerod, an .. Fleetwood. HOOLE-I.IVERoIDOE.-4an. 11, at /tooth lttrhey. Xr. C. Rai, 10Catharlse Ass, oely daegiter of W. lArem/Age, Ls , . 4 Wrwebroot fiwth Kirkby. J ZWEItn—FRIEND.--Jaa. le. at Plywoutb, F A 'ewers. ~.Me e t Seeps, to Nary Ana Plisabett, daughter of toe late Went. J. Meet Royal norm Mattis ILLEFO6I)-1-V11111248.--Jan. at 7.0W:e1, by We RV. T. Oh bone, H. X. It illeeford, Yow., so 0.1.15 a 1014yardo Witt dwittler i• Coessetn, Req., Tavisesch WOXONWORTH—OXAHAX.--Wet. X, at Bright.. h ten Gard/ner, W. Waedeworth. y me of W. Word...one. of Xrmt Mosel , Woomoreland, to Paw) ta, >SOWN WW.... 4.1. Bee. 1 tw of Etterby. ALL/IR.—Jae. 11, et Dregbed:ll. T :Lt, Eq., late or eollectetetr K.11.h Crum, aged 71. HATEII.—Jan. 11, at Dalte.street, Bt. Jewel, W. A. WM, Bse. 1 010 wrgette X N. RATT.—Jaa. la, saddest 7, at Witley, A. W. Bate, aged X. IitNNCYT.—Jaa. IC at 110,Jermye Brett, W. 4, wowu aged et BC INJEN.—Jas. IS, at Hate, Camelia, 0..0010 04 t• b.4* ' 1111: 2 7LEIL--Jaa. Id, at Gt. Leonard'esaNes, Alicia, relict of We Isle Matter. Req., wed W. CAMPHELL—.Jan It, et Omuta. Catherlae Bacdowld, wife of Mt Oemetvoll. and eLMet deeghter of We late Capt. D. Xsedoes Id, of Drina% Wm% Cot. CHAItTERS.—Jan. 10. et Mee. Yr. 71 , 109.9 Charms. of Os arm 41 Citation, Hollamt, ..4 Newton, X, New hoed street. W h Wee year. 000 PEW—Jo. . 10, et Weletion, of type. fever, H. M. Cooper. Jea , Fee art/et, of Lembo. 009 W AY.—Jan. 13. at Cows,Elisn Sophie, locoed &emitter of the WM W. Conway, of Ellsington, aged N. CRIDLAD.—an. Richard, tee art Wild of R. Crldlead, Poo, Wompt.e. PIWTON —4w. le, at Heywood.Wll, Thema. Gilbert, loth.. w. . 1 Pewee Jan., Ls, shed three stostlim. MUFFIN —Joe I, et Church -mew. CambereeNreee. sou el the Lete E. tirilts, ges., late secretary of We flea Ftwsie Contsll. aged 11. HAZEL—Jan. 29, Ana, tilt oety daeghter of W. ant A. Maul, of h Dahme.terram, aged 11. INoll.—Jas. 13, at Intwalagtes Brett, It WrlglttteMe. late Rev. W. Kew, of ArdestAcit,Tyrose. X.ol4.—Jan. IL at Hoyle, tbe Rev. R. H. Natit, D.D., ex•Feikow a Trlalt Colleg• e and late mem, of AMU: , aged 16. PAWL —Jae. 10, at litwasyste MAW, ' , Wow tW late 20. J. Pest May .tee a tan rte J. Park, ist a. formerly of Gibralter mod Lecher*. PA2XY.—Jan. 20, Yr. Pawl, .1 ...wt. Lekesterequare, aged st !AXON —Jan. to, at H. Camdeemtuagee. Elltaboth. eldest Laughter NW late 0. K. Pao., Eq., of 11.2.92191. P1A.12014 .—lam 11, at (Unmated, 11410 /Way Crest, tat...IA.O O W . Ces. It. Pests:o,lst. nth Rest. PILIWILKTON.—Jan If, at P.MlMrebe, Brent, the afar esa of J. 0 Perabertte. les , X.D. OCILNEIDE/A—JlO. Id, at 4, listewoodWww, Aegmta TEXT. the I.Y. daegliter a H. W. Sceseider. Br 4. .W 4 In Pao. ISIXPIION.—Jan. 20, Henry, the Waal me of H. Simpow, Mt.. a Fa. meet, Itarapelead. THOXAB.—Jas. 10, Wary, relict at the Iste I. news, Xol., Fleet•so ow, aged Ith _ ..... stri aw P.11•11 . Of num Ammo Jas. al MAIN ma. at. I. lA. La... Tom. "at tits OR. lam. M. ..... la a5ta.1.4.4 tbe Wltaarnana 4 the Olty at Lenia4 4.4.ty )11.14-8.. nda .•1 :4 LC. 1.131 IDI7 11110 13,667 'r Contains, it jspe aSI InELLIG TILE E/i Expresses, fanatics of easefully p RAILWAY bther MAR Every rem EXPRESS, of 10s. 6d. p WOMB are that amoun 90, Fleet-at Offices fi Whitcfriars, WE STE cope North of Scotto+ The above p Thunefey, 14th WESTERN the Directors of riety of *neuron VAN the pre ella or one-halt the the that Dena y Jan. 22, 1847. SACRED HALL-1 peak d HAYDN' Principal VOA 7t.41 Marto k ea epe btrand; or BATTLE. the Gave Maplnth lat. WH AT (With TIAPPY. "Jae of our law.", a. fenlinyc,tabl,ind a0n.,1 airda. and come I luite 41e 341,i0t cattail CAM, a mon'h. _ _ Hbervrnod, 13, New Proncl-Ftrte IMM: or. dim SD z. RST T.l Nineteen Le the irutnieti Hhtern Von Meabilm Svo No. n. Bogs.- A Gil thenat ur goat the Wow*. No. Itt. THE <young Air Prrlta I. 6d. co. IV. TUE SI eatabie son No. V. THE II I( Irmo and the propene Price b. W. SCHOOL MU Mater : me The P oem "31j n e rrn4red v.,:c.r7pE ti ,; oleo tal bad, prin follows Tittirodi.tor) 1. Ditto (thooni) First Part. 11. Pewee Maker. 11 Mena 14. How to Rim. 13. Ore wry Jest—and U. the Chatter-box. 23. The Sluggard Cleanlineen— and 27. Sootier. 29. 11ggee and Went. Mae Oak— and II Idlrneae 00.1 hear (ioe). 36. The hew rang. 39. Moine, h 41. Briton., Mtge The National Ant Farewell. HYMN AND PlaAtat .13. Sicilian liar or Dorerodair. r, sad the (baleen Overta Dreier —dwe Job. 33. 'lb —eJed Irish. '33. !lomat Celrery--e tioa. 59. Gabrit GI. Iheadale —end (ltd Horsley-and Com t 'Attach -and Pn titt. Wigan-mat tt Viper-and lone. 1, Helene .5. Westbury Leis Ames-and Triun 11). Portsmouth Repro'. 81-$l. When the Rosy M: Um' Sped the IWr. The Words with , follows:.-Moral S. from the tiecond-eL hook, 14d. ••• The Cards an any other Syatem " What <hien,. LI mixture of many li are ehienycompope Imagine anything u the elms of subject would wish to see with their lowly late (hoary, the foaterini improvement of uocl FIRESIDE HA &whiff. Art arranged to wo S. I. 7be Quenis B me meTTtly.-4. Col plemore.-6. Come Breaths there i Debate.-11. Wilty from my Natire I round vith pleesu hr your Garden,- erreoe.-20. Come 22. A Boa Song.-4 hpriog.-26. Cume, Mel Kind.-28. Tr joet.-111. Sweet chi are •Iseluar. —33. NI GragrtimMon. Lc, don : Ta LATES' By the Trent ttnipton, we hal India papers. Jago de Cuba a badoes and Jams Porto Rico, 30th 17th January. The Trent brie crew, captain, ship, bound fro . was discovered, miles off rival. with the men, a Newfoundland. Pickle, and atea Port Royal. TI pacted. Mrs. Pring, tl modore at Jamg Trent, together Hon. Capt. Col Mrs. Print., ('apt. than, and Mr. W Capt. Pakenham, Bradburn, and Mr rara ; Mr. Fergus The Trent rep had revolted, ani islands from the but without succ don, had been pt the Portuguese g an armed vessel, made from St. from St. Michac middle of Decer town, which wet The accounts favourable. pet India Islands bey Jamaica it had The reports of i til63 uraging. 'F leturns than fo includes even Ca hurricane was es From Jamaica ; .! , , 7 / I