The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-12 00:00:00

• Lard Campbell-The affdavit was made against' thee, Bisbee, and, as spinet hint was before th e court. Beth Wad it be material in what siege of the proceedings It Meade. It was made by the plaintiff and must be webbase against him; aid the imams mot be 'whether thaw sIN &vita s how such a state of WingsWl give thaphiallr ;kin to peocined in the original action. tumii..--seppodai the alklaats wars Mail 4 sod adasitiing that by them it appeased Oil dm mks brought against the Queen of Spain in Mr awmaass Ws tfity-there was nothing to show that Were wee as y aept ratios between the funds of the Queen and of tlw nation, sad it was quite mesh-teat with all that appeared here that the entire finals of the Dona when once raised, might be vested in her, with power to exercise authority and juris diction over Atm by sets of her own-oat least then was nothing to show any prerogative of borrowing showy NA refusing to pay it. Lord Camp bell.-The bonds are brought before us thil hey are headed ° public debt of Spain, by end st▪ ate that they are signed by Queen Christina on behalf of her daughter, the reigning sovereign of Spain, by virtue of • decree of the Cones authorising the raising of the money. We mast presume that there is • constitution of Spin. Mr. noggins-We don't know what that decree was, it might have been merely to give her power to raise • private low The Caw of the" Dike of Brunswick v. the King et Hanover (2 Homo of Lards Case.), to which referee* had been made in moving fur the rule, was different Thad gem clearly no penonal ol..4ation in that ease, the ad IMF planted nt was a mere act of date. Lord C.uutibell.-Uow do you show any perusal Skirts lion hem Mr. liagains-Thrie bonds were signed on her ha at. and by then. she undertakes to Cut, interest; that is milkiest to eustain actin of debt. ut, before this court will grant • prohibition, it must se.: clearly that the court below lute exuded it. jurisdiction. Nothing is shown to have been dune here +halt is not consistent with justice, as ad mieistered at the Lied Mayer. Court. It was alleged, in mow nit fur the rule, that an application had been made le that court to stay proceeding., on the arousal that the &- fend-int, as Queen of Spain, multi not be sued here-bet no such ground for the application was ever made. The only ✓easons alleutel for staying the proceedings were, first, a technical error in the plaint; secondly, that the prothad there by foretell attachment were iu the nature of an arrest, and the dole ndaut in thie case wee nut liable to arrest ; and thirdly, that it did not appear that the Queen of Spain had tee, nespss d these beetle. Thi rerun., on all thole points, the court was right to refuse the application. Hut further, the excess of jurisdiction should appear upon the record, otherwise this mart will sot take notice of it. The pro coastline by Simian attachment has been decided not to he equivalent to an arrest, hat merely a part of the customs of the city of London ; •• bay e. l'aupierre' , (lb Law Jourual, 270). Mr. Welsh) , followed on the same side ' and contended that 'so privilege would oust the city of London of .te right, all that was necessary was that the garnishee should be within the juriedietion and hc a debtor to the defendant, and that it was not necesory that the can Inaction should have arisen w,thia the city. °Colittittuua's latadini, - p. 2.1.). Mr. Justice Patti-on-Surely the whole foundation of the promoting. 14 the right 01 the plaintiff to we the ele fendaut in the Lord *riot's Court. Mr. Wrist, contended that that was not so, and cited " Harrington e. Mealterrie - (.1 Taunton, 2.75), and ° Banks t. Self, - (ilea in • note to that er a -, in both which caws the preceding* must have failed it that had been an ri•Mi m. Nest, he cooteitilial that the garuishee was tau te in this application, a. be hail appeared and pleaded in the court below ; he could only tomplain oldie prometling. in the toreian attachment, awl heal wo nacre:et in the ques tion viliether the original defendant had any defence to the action ; the only questiun for him was whether he was debtor to the attendant. Mr. Justice Erle-lt has been decided that a defendant may plead to the juriolVtion blow, awl if that is decided ag-unit him, he may come here her a prohibition. Mr. Welslty--That is so if he Meade to the jurisdiction below, hot mot if he pleads anything Mr. Justice Erie-Sapp... an action in the County Court for folk which that Court has coo juriolictiou by the act to entertain-the di hodant does nut object to the want of jurisdiction, and jadgment he given against bins. and he then name hen and asks tor a prohobitiou to stay further proccilleniti ; we riot grant it? Mr. recently not. Slr. J redo, Erie 'ono lit cannot confer jurioli, lion. Sir. Welsh) Nn; but it may estop the eon...atom party from here ta he learned counsel then rout, nil. el that the defence that the Queen could not be sued as Queen %mild, if a do knee in the Lord Mayor's Court, It a di knee i•CurValWre. alai this court would not he gu ilty of a n execs. nj jurioliction in protettling, but winsi.l Is- deriding contrary to law, and this court would not presume that any noun Would do that-" Morten v. Beekman (tj Term !Cep., int), "Clark v. Denton " (I B. and Ad., 92). 'lleac authorities show that this court will wait and see whether the court below will nut du right bebire it intent...en. Mr. horke hollowed on the same bide, and contended that I.y pleading other matter, and Slut 'pleading to the juriedic lion of the court, the right tit apply bir prohibition Was aw, soil that '• Junesgv. Jame." Law Joural, Q. Ile 2.17 y wes a dinet authority to that etliat. 'lliere the de fendant pleaded the Statute of Limitations, and then tame to this court to ask for u prohibition, MI the ground that the jua.re m the county court had no jurisdiction in the matter; but this rourt held that the defehnint had waisnl hie right to object to the jurisdiction. Anil so in r. laird Camden Slacketune'a lb-poets, It was derided that tin. Court %veld not grant prohibition when the party s o bi ag it had not raised the objection in the court below. Ile than emiWnikal that this was nut a ease for prohibition at all, hut for appeal to the l'ourt of Heating% and from th a t t o th e Coon of Appeal, in 141. Mania's-kotirand. Mr. Chambers, Q.C., contra, said that this was • case of ovoid...rattle national importance ; and that he should con• boil, tint, that proliittition would lie; secondly, that it might be welted for by the garnishee; and, thirdly, that the present application was in prover time. Ihe whole peo ny .ling of foreign attachment was founded upon the balm, and any rii.torii to proceed. except upon summoning the defendant, ...aid be bad ; it was upon the power ul sum moning that the it 1.01, depended, unit at Iliere wan no power 01 000000 aning in this Cabe the whole pnweieling must fall to the ground. Then could • foreign sovereign, when reside nt abroad, be MiMniolied to the courts ot this country civil 'Or • foreman Canby ; Anil even if that propositiou could lie maintained, it would he siecerary to go further, and show that sack morel, ipzu coold be sinialaloiled tor an act thole ill the capacity of sovereign. It was inspoolile to maiutain this Litho pr. pswitoi. and the court below had, therefore., exceeded its juriolietion ; and whenever it was clear that an inferior tribstual had exceeded its jurisdiction. whether is reria et of the perwin ur of the subjett nutter with whieli it prole-red hi deal, this cuuraviauhl grant a prohibition. Un the ...cowl point, he contended that w jealous was this court upon l b . ostler% that it would grant a prohibition even un the applicatbon of a stranger, as appeared by " Ede r. Jack ▪ o.ortescue's 'typ o MA), and 2 Imt . I.VI. Then upon the third point, be should contend that the application was made iu proper time ; the court below had Rom beyond its jurisdiction ill iwlnint the writ of attachment, and though it was sad that the garniehic might plead any special mutter, On re was no instance upon record of any other plea, e i ..x . eat that he haul uu annoy of the deleudant's in Isis Lord Campbell -The mat difficulty which prams yea from your !Loin.; pleaded. Mr. Chambers-All the cases cited on that point are era hetwi en oda, et and subject, when: the attendant ci might be eulaest to the juriolictiou of the wart. Aga '• Hobert. v. Ilueulty " 3M. and W., 120), shows that the cunt' wiU grant a pruhibitiva, even after sentence. But M is UMW,' important to look at this question in a matinee' point of vow, and to consider whether it is tit that therm proressling. against a foreign eovereigu should be alined NI mewed. The learned counsel them referred to WOW pro. nit-thugs in the French court', iu which this sultrect bad been argued as an intentational question, and it had heell &chichi that such proceedings ought not to be allowed; and aim o Vattel, %oak 2, chap. 3. met. Si, as showiug that it had always been mongered necessary to prevent such pnweedinite, fur the peace and safety of nations. Mr. Peacock, Q.C., followed on the same side, and after going through the eases cited on the other side, as showing that the g bee had wale eil his right to object to the jurieantion, and distinguiehing them, contender' that the main question here was whether the Lard Mayor's Comet' bad any jurodection to compel the Queen of Sada in come into court and answer-to hold this would be authorise: a court to decide upon the rights of a per left owed no entwines to the dearnissmt of the eantly in %hie* mesh court sae, who was not baud to attend Its eosin* or obey its laws, and that such a doctrine could nut lose maintained. The effect of these proccediarts, if suffered to guest would be: that &judgment might be given, that this was the money or the Queen of flpaan, and the garnishee might refute to pay it over to her, or to any other person, until the appeared ha the Lord Mayor's Court, mid put in *penal bailee the action, either to pay the debt or to render her: and if oath bail was nos pat in altars year and a day, this money, belonging to the Spanish anti.., and sent coves here to pay epecific debts insured by the nation, would let taken b y this plaintiff. Id this was to ha allowed, by the mane rule in the Bristol court • Spaaisi veal of war,com ing within the jarisdietiss et the court, might be aken and could any more disagrees malt be minociverl The writ of attachment wee net only for money now in the hands of the garnishee, bet for any money which might hereafter come into his heads. The very issuing of the writ was an offence against the law of nations, and if no- thing further were dome in it, Ile. Wodaworth might be inelleted fur what he had dace already. Mr. Randall said be was on the same side, but would not address the evert after the lesetkrnesi argenients which bad been heard. toed Campbell said the spurt would hear the art case, before giving judgment Tim Wine r. Tins Loa, KATO.I AND ALIMIPACIIS or Loneoe. -IN ran turraa op ens Saigon Da Uaaif v. Tin donna or Mr. Bartinsick said ha was isitaschal to show cause the "as fur the Prlbibities in lhfa gam, which was wiry daft Oa the lies, sal he wait Imaaaeate wont of dwell s = Om pawn i halt Issaa already aped. The was aim* mama the guess of Portugal Ibr a sus arra Ishmpaggila =am which was tlas hands of Premiere Pam% a at Liam, as the Sea that she @bevel was dams dad of that nowt, and was dm alas paarmam St ia r sa lhei el forultia ; hit Sarah,* bandslit • itt itt :l" ge imbed egtheetbetatatitesbohjease . , the ist die eatatry. Ireasiseded that, te amnia Gala maim ISM wa r warts 4pa fatalism •SV Min the meld ma 'last iimisler not plod sad that • ~~ THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1851 1 it all be he sot am *seek to take advantage of • mets zi tielltehie to the Queen to dray the debt, II Iwo twillghltilddlatboa atilis. That the Queen of Spain Tilt mem in sad Oat was quite clear, for she had =dams so is a peoviess action ; and the learned who now appeared for her in this case (Sir F. Tbadine) appeared and argued the matter before the Re assegeof Louisa. The learned emend lam proceeded to algae that there a aelliat la the ptomaines to show ea ems ofjoriadiellems rod e the anti bed any ileutit, they would allow the rain to laden is prohibition, and not direct an abaohabs pabildlian at more. ofti q Sir F. Thesigor said be not for the garnishee, but fur the Quays of P ; could see no useful re sult that could ammo from in prohibition, so the facts were all beim the met. Wit respect to the occasion upon which be had appears& la the court below, the facts were that an action was brag* first as against the Queen, apparently in her private moseity, and an attachment had been issued. The garnishee pleaded to that that he had no money of the Queen's in her _private capacity in his hand; that issue went to trial, and the jury 'mad, by their ver dict, that be bed met. Immediately ape that the present action w INIMEN110•11 whist dee gimes for money be le the *WM amid ia her heads, es " reigning cove and bead of the Portuguese nation. And upon that o>t print application was made. The whole proceeding, by foreign, attachment were for the purpose of compelling appearance, and it was argued that appearance must be made before an objection could be taken to the proceedings, which wee absurd. Then, as to what was said about taking advantage of technical objec tiestate court must consider that there were numbers of refugees in this country, who might all fancy they Ell sane claims against the present or past governments, sad might perpetually harass the Queen of Portugal if these proceedings were allowed to go on. It wee then _said that the garnishee might plead, all that the de fondant could have pleaded, and might therefore have pleaded ht the jurisdiction, and that might be true, but there was nu means of compelling him -o to plead, and it he did nut choose so to du, were the rights of third parties to be affected ? Then as to the delendant being bound to plead a plea to the jurisdiction, whatever the general rule might be, the application of such • rule to the present ease would be absurd. Lastly it was clear there was an excess of jurisdietion, for although a foreign sovereign might come and sue in our courts. if she pleased, and thereby sublect herself in some measure to their jurisdiction; yet she could not be compelled on to dn. and even if sbe came and filed a bill, and the detetelont thereto filed a cross bill for discovery, the court would not compel discovery, but only stay proceedings in the other suit until such discovery was made. _ _ _ Mr. Rusin, on the same ride, contended that it was not necessary for a sovereign to plead the want of jurisdiction, fur a plea to the jurisdiction could not hr pat in by attorney, but must be made personally, for by employing an attorney, who is an otticer of the court, the jurisdiction is recognised. This was so laid down in all the book*. Moreover, when a defendant is out of the jurisdiction he may come for a prohi bition without appearing or pleading, as appcitrs by the case of "Vaughan T. brans" (2, Lord Raymond, 140 b). Lord Campbell said the Court would consider its judg ment in both came, but that he might my without preju dice to what that judgmesit would be, that it was much to be regretted that these ',roe emlings should be taken, fur it was clear that by the law of England no such actions could he sustained against foreign sovereigns, and therefore the only question was, how they were to be ituppc.d. COURT OF BANKRUVItY.--SATURDAY. Bkrniket Ids. CoxinewoorA Dort.. r.. IN 111 eI.AT.—LD•rt TED ADJUDICATION. . . . Ilia Ilonnur said be would !Tire judgment in this ease, which involved a point of considerable importance. The debtor bud teen adjudicated a hankrupt on the petition of Messrs. Beckwith and Friund, warehousemen, tiro sham-street. It was afterwards .ought to annul the adjudication, under the provisions of the Inlth section of the ll.urkngrley Consolidation Act. Here there mold be nu doubt that there was a good act of bankruptcy, a good trading, and a good petitioning creditor's debt in amount. But it was contencleol that Messrs. Beckwith and Friend were not ottudided to peti tion, because they had been panics to anted of assignment, and were then.funo estuppcd from coming into court as pe titioners. There were abundance of authorities to show that ,a creditor who hail here an assenting party to a deed of assignment, could not afterwards tun. round and Mt up such deed of assignment an act of bankruptcy. That was very clearly laid down by Mr. Justin: 'I auntion others. The evidence showed that, though Mr. Beckwith our of the petitioning creditors, hail been present at a meet ing at which it was proposed to wind up the estate under it deed of assignment, be had refused to sign the deed, or to art under it as trustee', and it was alleged that, in any pro ceeding which he had taken, his only object was to keep out a threatened esi•eution, and that he had attended the meeting of crediturf.nily to watch the meg-, dings. Look. lug at the case as a jury, and viewing it as s question of fact, he felt bound to Collit: to the conclusion that Mr. Beck with or his partner, not hating given any assent to the deed of assignment, was qualified to set it up an an act of bank ruptcy, and that the adjudication must stand. In this uptuiou Mr. Cumuli...boner Fane, who was accidentally pre sent at the hearing. concurred. The adjudication would therefore be continued. INSOLVE.XT I/ElllOltS coußT.—S.trumam IN lie CHAIILES This insolvent, who had been in partnership with Mr. Potter, the Secondary of the City of London, as solicitors, was opposed by Mr. Mammal, fur Mr. Sly, a licensed vic tualler, and other cnelitore. 'Ube case occupied nearly two days, and on the present ecraeion till the rising of the court. It was complained that debts had been contracted without reasonable expectations of payment, and that property had been made away with. The private debts ex.veded 40100 f., hut the principal por tion was owing to friends. The debts to tradesmen were about 1,000/., and they were, it was alleged, extravagantly incurred. The insolvent said the firm had paid large sums on railway projects, which they could not recover, and to that circumstance he attributed his insolvency. The partnership with Mr. Potter wes dissolved in May last, when he made a settlement with that gentleman. Ile (the insolvent) had succeeded his father in the partner ship, who had been one of the secondaries of the city of London. Ile admitted that be had kept his horse and cur 'Lore and man servant. lie had made an assignment of his furniture to a friend named Drew, and the same had since been disposed of, and the money spent in support of his fa mily. lu the course of the lengthened investigation it transpired that the insolvent, a short time lock, had peti tioned the Court of Ilmikruptey, when he offered to set aside aIW. a year for his trade crtslitors. The application failed, and just at the dose of the ease, when a Judgment was prayed, the offer, in eonsequence of an °Were ation trum the court, Was again made, and the insolvent .aid lw wan williatto set aside fa a year, for hi. trade credit o r s , The Ch r Commissioner adjourned the ease till next week, to earry out the pniposal, rod to get an Undertaking from the ineolvent's family to waive their right to a lividt3ll.l out or the sum to be sot ride. THE POLICE COURTS. _ MANSION-BOOM .._.---- --. Tame Germans, — mineed Maw Mremkrs, Nose Jacob* Ark* Amity.) Flommon, and a German woman named fiend Vandal- Locker, were brought before the Lord Mayor, in the custody of Henry leaves, the officer, charged with hating had in their possession a number of Dutch bonds for the security of money, end 177 sovereigns, without being able to girt' a satisfactory account of the property. Mr. John Matthew*, of Arthur-street Wesf, appeared for the prenecution. Mr. Matthew+ stated that on the 30th of April, bonds to the amount of 30,000 florins were stolen from Messrs. Francis Schaller and Co., and brought into the city of Lou don to be disposed of. Several of these bonds were taken to the houses of Meows. Spielman and Co., end Bower and Co., and offered for sale, and the prisoner Snyder' was giteu into custody by 3110 of thew tirms, upon suspicion of having berme unLirle possessed of certain ,if the stolen bond.. As must of the peri-ms qualified to give evidence upon this ue.soloon writ: of the Jewish persuasion, he was preveuted by the fornas of that religion from produeng them here this day, but requested that his lordship would remand the accuses! until Mouday, when he would be able to go into all the particularsof the case. He would at thnpre moat moment just call evidence enough to justify a resuatuL John Isaacs (a City constahle)-1 received information that one of the prisoners (dnyders), had been offering seve ral Dutch bonds, of considerable value, for sale, mad had already mild some, to the amount of 400 f., to the proprietors of the Exchequer Hank, ht Leadenhall-street. Upon hearing this statemeut I went to look for Snyders at the house No. thli, in Rosemary-lane, and from thence to No. 9, Tenter street, where I found the three other prisoners. I asked for Snydgis, but they said they knew no such person. The female prooner,Oerrit Vander Lowlier, said .. Ask Snyder...* Alter having made further inquiries in Tenter-street, I re turned to Rosernary-lane, to the house at which I had first called, and I beard some shuttling at the back of the shop, and the two prisoners, Moses Jacob* Andreig and Jantego Vlugmen, weie trying to escape, and I apprehended them. Upon one of them I found 41 bends, and some English and foreign money. I then took the two men and the woman to the station-house, when 1 found floyden already in cus tody, that man basing been apprehended at Mr. Sprits:lan's offices, by Morris (City Policeman 419). 1 took from one of do: prisoners a key, which opened a box in the back putout of the home inTcaterstrect (a sort of Dutch lodging-house), ia which I found 14 bomb, 110 sovereigns, and • wag,sthieh I learned had been used by Snyder,. Mr. Matthews submitted that upon the statesentanade by the officer quite enough appeared to authorise the re mand bf all the prisoners. Here a ?Weisner, who represented himself to be after-- chant, and related to one of the mistiness who kW been m% mse, apprehended in Hose t said. his seisitie• bad only +wired on the eery Me 41( WA Moe obiemisso4:94 a peat whit the : eider of tbe met feenkl or % isles ie a gie ft hl:'wt it obeed . tote theretbl iNia. I when the allow he the rimers said. maims . .4 nWir or bizit e drimpridria• =84 4 21= , lreetahl" ON he est they hal My guilty lux iteifillikeet. %.. . . .. Tbc Lad' lbw* eitli—o ?lei iset.othboiebet not, , smaidazi t and it le wey booker * leek Mee thottoewo of pe tted thee eat. A• Oedema* has pat i o ma& soft et the* beak, NM le a doe *Mar to the seroweetore that Pe lomatiganiew eireald be meat t. • Thriedeemeh were thee rewowdei all Marls,. . • , 01:111,DMALL. Amor Groyemd JoA* A were chased with dot't'ingPolleweXhr . 331 rid that between twelve and ase o'clock that morning he was on Blackfriars-bridge, and no ticed the prisoners with • pail of whitewash painting the words .. Free trade and starvation " an the parapet of the bridge. Ile took them into custody, and then found that they had been whitewashing every dead wall in and near Landon in a similar manner. Alderman Wilson—Well, Gray, what have you to say ? juyman I did it, your worship. Wilson—Who employed you to deface the ris this way ? Osey—A gent as meets me every Saturday at the bridge, dr, and be pays me 2d. for every painting.' (Laughter.) Alderman Wilson—And how long have you been em ployed at this work ? ray—l have been at it about a month. I tell the gent awry time I see him how many I have done, and where I lave painted them. Alderman Wilson—What have you to say, Allen ? Allen—l assist Gray. I carry the paint-pot for him, and 'he pays me *2s. 61. a night for it, but I have not had aily *Mg yet. Alderman Wilson—At what time did you go to work ? Allen—Between half-past eight o'clock at night and three Is the morning. Alderman Wilson.—Did you not know you were doing Wrong Gray.—The gent told us that there was no harm in it, as it was nothing about Chartists. (Laughter.) Alderman Wilson.—There is no objection to your writing up "Free Trade and Starvation," if you will only select proper places, instead of public or private buildings. Gray.—l always takes the worst places, your worship, that I can find. (Laughter.) I used to give out hand bills. I never did any chalking before. Alderman Wilson.—llow much do you earn at your present profession ? Gray.—Sometimes Is. 6 , 1. and 2a. per night. I some times do a dozen in • night, and occasionally none, so that I do not always get paid. Alderman Wilson.—lf you only get 25., how can you afford to play 2s. 61. to a man to carry your paint-pot ? Gray.-1 don't know, Tour worship, but Ido pay it. lam obliged to pay my assistants well. (Laughter.) Alderman Wilson.—You must go and clean the bridge, or I will send you to prison. Prisoners agreed to this, and they were taken away by the officer to remove "Free Trade and Starvation," front the bridge before he left them out of his custody. William Riehes, the proprietor, John Cooper, the driver, and John Briebiland, the conductor of the omnibus, 6,436, called the Plenipo, running between Clapham and Grace. church-street, were summoned before Alderman Wilson, charged with carrying a greater number of passengers than the omnibus was legally constructed to carry. Ma. Thomas Millard said he got into the defendant's vehicle in Orseeehurch-street, and when it was near the Elephant and Castle, the conductor, notwithstanding the remonstrances of the twelve iuside passengers, insisted on putting in a thirteenth, in the shape of a very stout lady, which inconvenienced all in the omnibus very considerably. The defendants pleaded guilty, and the proprietor said he was willing to take the onus of the offence upon himself, as he had not issued any orders to the conductor to reduce the number of passengers. Alderman M ilson said, in consideration that the defen dant had not altered his fares, ho would inflict a mitigated penalty of 40s. on the proprietor, and 10s. each on the cow ductor and driver, with costs. ._ . . A gentleman here came forward to testify to the excel lent manner in which these omnibuses were conducted, and a 1.., as to the general good conduct of those employed in working all the defendant's omnibuses. Alderman Wilson said he would let these choraeten have their due weight with him, and he would mitigate the fines to 204. the proprietor, and ss. each tho driver and con ductor. COTTON.—LITERPOOL, MAY 10.—The market here to- day timed with more rohnelence. Prices, as compared s ith To s terday's rates, are unchanged. The market ruminant well sus plied wtk the staple. The alit,. to-do extend to abet., 3,40.1 totto, u d Inelude 300 Penman and Pilaranharns, td 7/d.; 100 Egyptian% T id. to 71d. ; Smo cum% 41d. to 41d. ; an /of the femainaer Ante nese exporters took 5.0, and .peollatota s•oi hairs. MANCItEaTER, MAY 10.—We have had another dull market, but prises there sot given way further than on "(hared iy. Buyer* manliest greet indotioaitsies to operate largely In the face of tontinie il report. of Inereseed receipts of cotton in the Araeneen ports, and of lower prices net* at rote. folly crienspiatding with the utmost limit. of that and It 1. only in these oast. that us hale any catoi,krable p..reha•e.. The tioncoeion during the weer as. been td. to id. per Its. again on cotton Turns, but the sal, c marked by great irregularity iia topsails prior. The stocks of cloth in first heads continue Itgnt, and thorn of y. rn very - bare, elul-t i.•ge inlets are bt•ht over wailing the lull overatlon of the depraving in- Runic. • meting upon the market should the Vaned States ne-imer bring inteUt‘ente of a denier market fur cotton, ard a check be given to the f Il at pr tees these circumstances would co doubt lead hi a can sideveble resat m here, hut it stay be doubted wnether the shwa°. would be healthy and prominent until the rates t•R the raw material here sunk to much lower level then They hare yet reached. LINEN.—BLLFAST, MAY 10h—tow-priced limns, in nallyineua market, were wail on last miturday, at a reduction oil pl. lot d. per yard ; Poe goods were sot lower, hut, also, not in tplutit. Lurgunm ate, on ltursday, wns not very well attended by toe In.. 'unsettle:a ; and in 7.• lawns. but small ',iambi we, brmight :as.►r d and bold at the pee% inioly remand price , ; $.6 were in h itcr demand thin Mat win k, but price. ruled low. ►or good heavy cloth there can br non lit/OWN lig:Mg- • TfLaileta are dull, es they have not ailvarowl In proportion to other cloth and yarns, for tine Clan 01 rewils, hair not much In price for ► long time past. Y4lll.—We cunu ✓d ce much change in the yam mark. t; wafts. 70. 33-16 trey per cent. dile-Ant; and some %cry interior yarn has been mold lid. lower. WOOLLEN CLOTIIB.—LesDA, May 13.—We have hall a very brimie market to•doy, antt an victileut tossissers has been Jane —a a.n.i4.•reak intyvhventeht on the average bu-tse.e for many weeks pest. There has ate* OKA a much beam trAnk dime Is tot Wairelsualle•tbmi week. lIARDWAILE.—DtamIxonnmr, Ilny 10.—Since our last report we learn the a further rapid) , of ordere hiei arrived fres them!. eapethoLy frothNpato and booth America. There are saw ale he the town thrift boyethof oar manutheture saris f r the Coked Mate, The lier.han trade ia upon the • hol- railer better; • tionridarable quth.uy of our oanufoctur. • baring been sent In that tiII . ..MAI till& aproir. Some ttefell. affect to believe OA oar trade with that pert of the world will be opee,ily put as end to by the podoetion ~f mans of the Ittt . e.l. 1314/VlLict/11114 to the tows 011 the 'pot ; It In pro re to elate Utit so far aa prevent apormancen ro lob to a Oevonon, the .pedaling already wen I Ind of very turner goo- Ins. The Wen trade, it is -att•factory to be abie to slate, a gen troll bonny. 10.—Th• prices of NVlicaten Bread in the Met. ur.tht ua too' 61.4. to To.; of hoootheld wog to Go. tor 4.0. lust. POI:LTItY, &c.—NEWOATE AND LEADENII•LL, MA' 10. -Tlarkt)e. :os. to 16 ud. ; roc, Ge...d. to 0" tad. ; duck% 4.1. to is. Od.; tame terra, Is. to 1.. II.; slld do., 70, to Ir.; pgroo", ea. to 61.: "mating pip, 40 Gd. to 7e. each; Surrey harts 7e. to los., ditto crater, 1. 04. to 70 ; barn-dour Nab, b. OA. to G. Kr couple. rile* err, Ys. ; French, 40 bd. to n. (kL; sad lrhh, 4..6 I. to b. ed. pet 1.0. Harr, b. to 1.. Gd.; In trete, 2a. t. b. ed. ; t 0.., 1.. to le. rd.; suld duel's, :..tu ie. FlBli.-1111.LImi4raTZ, MAT 10.—Turbots, 2s. Col. to lb.; Orb, Is. to 4. 61.1 ceddecto, Gd. to la. , cud rh, Is. 6d. to ; Marrs, Gd. to 26 id.; crake, id. to 2d. each; tree 61 to 2s. per pair ; darderr, 6d , to b.; dried haddock', tr. to Pl.; cancer., le. to d per dosea; winder, Is. to 76 ed. per 11 Id. to I 00.; salmon, le. 3d. to b. pat lb.; herrtar,lo dd. to 46 per tor. tcy• et". tearaton, r. to 110. per Immliel; art del, hi. m le. LI. per race ; trial mackerel, 23.. to Mk per 100. COItN.—ANDOVEIL, May 10.—The heavy rains this ISurnag ..and a .liort atteetknee, and the supply of grout more tan outecient ow the demand. The transocuuno were tan. dured on terms similar to that of Siturdor Wt; bat the rules O stend were limited. 'Lilting dark, - true in Little redstart, rid grind ing quaint,. noitnuuned Sumer rote. Onto, Beata, and lon la too dein .n.l, without any improvers ant to rola*. blow ant Malt nomi nally unotteroL Beg hit* Mum*, its. per qr. Barley, lan to Zia ATLE•nuItY, May 10.—Wheat in short supply, and sale. went easily etheted at mat 1111111ieS prise. lint Link doing In my th*, else. BATII, May 10.—Our market is firm, at last week's quo tations. BIDFORD, May 10.—Thare vial again a •ery short sup ply atom at ,ear saw kat to-d..y, bat Wheat was ao Walter than last warn. Brawl C4rn desaaad ; and Barley, Oa%r, and reas Wm a 441, Maher. Banwien, May 10.—We cannot quote any alteration in our whet tu.day ; the supply was quite equal to the demaad, which was out g alders buyiag ably for the wales supply. BLABLIOILD, May 10.—We had a good show of Wiliest, toe Liu:l the &mad ea satire, and the primeet hespies rastioal trifliag adeenov. Flour araltered to vales. The otartiot Fa Issloy was firm. though so innwomeneol to pries Mill oatallakek owl 'Median sem p:mi met • hi dammed lite mil whoa* holy at Los sok. of denude; Lat. AM other, amides tifyleata enelged stienUon, and Out macaw% bo•looto &alai to try samaitolta v row, May 10.—We matinee to be bat aeaatazlt i z i plied wide Wheat bum the farrows, and there befog • fir awn the merchante and asihrs daring the week, prices hate ad vanced 2a per qr. Oats and Baum tame slowly t> hand, and are taken readily at a alight advance. Wheat, red„ IS.. to Sta. per qr.; whim, 465. (MU, lea to ise. Deeem Nu to lie. CAMBRIDGE May 10.—We had a moderate supply of Coes at market 4-elsy, and pries were rather better he eeerything. Meat. red, he. to 4aa.; waft% 4Sa barley, ha. ar 325.; 20.. to B Sls. owle, bow, 27e. to 241. ; aid, Fan raw, Hm Ste. to lam tea, Cawrzaarar, May 10.—Oar supply of Wheat today eras large, but a very dun sant: Solo= ACM to. moot. CA ILL tail, May 10.—The supply of grain was small at ear marina wear, welds rad at 'time mach tba alms as las: treat. CoLorestea, May 10.—The supply of Wheat is to-day M some mews deeniptioa se at We; there Is won Iratrees la tes trade, and late pleat are Ivrea supported. The atalt.ei mon is aim warty timed. but Inns Barley toe that purples sear spleen . L.=qualltles ell freely at last week's rates. Sem en the tarn of the seller. OLOUCESTZA, May 10.—At our market this days smaller derat taglidi *UK &SIAM bating to otOldla 111 PokbO m, of Y. per qr.. sad vase basics was lone la sob 64 WWI •lo6d as km Woo gorily *IMO oborodus la odds. ' nom roolood. Tam Ii a bosom la Oato, bad the be your at Immo ono liar Ors Proust volt m: Woool. IP of 4111468 . kteitt,; MAY. is 1144 dboolobt do. to 43e4 Deenbet loObailholosoplo, teen,. notao. oto Oar ommott Mom sod /145..5a15. Pertent=pr iii. to 211a.t .I,la. %no.; bob, Ida WON &a, Db . Od. to Ibt a bda bz i t2to ... . to bd., Mob, Slo arba., bio. to Sob; WP M. to 21k, • MY. do lob doe, sod Irmo. Mad. r 1,04.1 0rg10 . ./f w 37.2" doo•„ 1.1 la t in rdl a ttoodyk al" eL ia drOb 6 l:4.. l.ll.. Od. nz ie% yoyZ I. NOs. or 0. , of Or Nay tO • Brim tilo, IMO I = 11 1 1. .. 6 onistataa. May 10.—Thw•waita Waapiyof Mum; isit *We awdamod las Walla lola fa nswid, at. Lla 6.10 proulfs applif. .111 1 1Wa 1" 1, 1 744 414. 1114 WI% ago pas. 17 11113117010 , wgi bet atamkse . • des weak ow us romboo bubiibboo, ohm grow lbooldrd, away ne WNW Illattite 0 1 wit dodo hi d wool fa several a W mattols as to Ur via et Vilma; road bar NW by Ms gowns lola moo madam Tbs mars and &Lai Wass of, pranged I the eeslisstiset of higher pr,ces; what ehasptell hind• less et the I. tree wares allot sisn.rt thy. EikaliAll Kahl. for V.IYIllr In le : quest; ethos' swine corn at Lae rat.. es , eut thus. which were Id. i to la. per v. Wiser. - - . IfrairoaD, May 10.—The market to-day arm+ fairly 'kap paled arab Mallet ; Irene. or Vo- hat or reel% bri.k. at I I pro -• wet my be as barmen. nt on tie ink now .ioniple.. boo Iro. low grlaillag pawpaws full Nei pans tra.n.. Oats, l'ea*, awl In ito.4le natlbat Mee y. - . ' " KUDAL, DIA7 10.—At our market this morning dhy sup ply of both Wheat sod Oats oat mall; each •AN br mkit..“l , l If any guano. It mu in favour ul Abe.. A lhot. Ca. t., ir t of SO Mono. Oats. AL to 1211. go, *kw. LANCASTER, May 10.—The weather i. now mild, with • warm wove. a ; .peog «mint intim. it kinci ilfq m . 41. 11:141.•) . 11 market ague poor y mantled with all grain. it nat alna oak, whims& Mange hi value. I tart! • briak isle, and ?Wild. ti^r Mid gamer. Fanners' wtute Whom, Igo. to Vn 6d. per /M lb§ Partners' Beans ila to Itie. Farmers' Oatmeal ; IS.. 2ta, per Jo lba Lammers' May 10.—The attendance of farmers was Mbast Lid balky hilly atipported roomier r .tro. Oats alai Bassi went is eery an.dl aupp.y, there Erin, at Isait two buyers io every whet, this caned them to ruk 1.. dearer. - - - MANCH EnTEIL MAY 10.—A much improved feeling his been experienced in the dour lentil Suring the pre.oht week, in. tattooed no daub. by some r f the dealent and bakery bring compelled to replenish tbe.r stocks.. id although no actual advance in prime Ito. occurred. extreme rates have been maltreat foe freeb.mads and ay provvd qualitien. Oatmeal ha. continued to tend upward' in wadi, but the wale haa been by nu incsas brink. Into Liverpool and Run non the arch al* ewartwige and from Ire.and are again on a very lint teJ scale, whilst from abroad lair 3Lippile• 4.1 liv.iAn ono and Sour are reported, with, however, only moderate quantities of other t.t Toby article.. At oor m.,rket thin muntirg much ftemnem menailed, :dad Malnt4l.o3 the inviri.n. sun envy. Yoe nom there walt a tolerably steady detnand loaf an adVASIN of lid. per each wm peal In buyers o (test parcels. Wu and eatineel were in lair request, and wort spin be quoted fully ld. per 431 m. and 6J. per loud deoftr re aptettftly. - - itaaLsOaocou, May 10.—At our market this morning we bad a food stow of ‘s be •1, but the atMt.dancte of Mt ) era .Invited. Maim went eery mute.. in their 0p ration., ant where m • rate* were demanded few tranmetlopa occurred, and malt remained mould. The owl,. of Barley woe mall, but quite nutriment fur eummampteee dainamd, and mem bad • downwfact u ndeocr. Oat, were lit request, sad firm at late qudationo Bear, Pros, be., were in retail demand, and t riots remain wasalaally tb. mme. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, May 10.—The weather this wee; hen Wee for the most part e.ild and cuagenial. 00 Weals/day the wind veered round to the the sobthaweet, which had the modnallrg the temperature, To.day, tb.ugh bright ..nd sunny, ie ebarpta the shade, the wind haying got into the east quarter Lain. The appearance of the conntry has altered far the dole within tae lama few days, and aitogether the season may he considered o:seaward. • Vise trade during the week ha. &WOO symptoms of a burdening tel. dewy, but, owing to the hem preteasitess of sellers, only a moderate anuswat of huOriers has too spired m **hart and Flour the pri• u art spring C it., however ding mad attisfsctury.ltoldtro h tee coin ed witiingoese to meet the demand fret 10, which has tern readily responded to by our consumers. For Ilimsh Osta, weighing ablto., but made tithe, Ili. to las. bd., and Ice Anhwei, Vibe. lie. rat. per quo ter hare been given; whilst vitiating harley has been in favour at lit, to 2k per quarter, Wrietral oat., pet bushel. At our kit this morning we ha I a large shoal"t from the growers, although rather short of hat with and, notwithstanding the receipts faun atoned mordants, liberal, creek throrhed trample* were taken off early at telly the rites of thin dry re'anight. whereas In south CoUntry or torero little was done, holders refusing to sell etc Ming at roam imprurement, Tom Lmeolneture and Cansheldgeehire Wheat. of a rout colour were much 'Nutted fur for mining with du. 'um/ foreign, and Ptah qualities would hare readily COOlmandoi eremite& ChM., the neural weigh: being not km Ilion s: raw. pet bushel. In Mar Ire Wee were effected, lectors being &ctn.u , of esta • dishing a., advarre, which for the is maimed by the itswere. 1.41k400 oOM11:11COODIry tire eta. rn situ at She., weighing Soho. per butiatl Fur 1314411‘ Baia/ the inquiry Pas taro.ll. entirely as-eel ; stir., however, the quatritv wt bowl Is log trifling, facture burn bail ou difficulty in placing It at Ilan, 250., weighing 021 las. Ci 531 M. per bushel; quality , however, rather coerce. lif grinding dr...mations "Ur market re spin bare, awl at the rates taken during the wet k we have Wye.... brans and Peas may be written rather web r. as Ith Oats we were barely supplied by our limner., and s clearance was early made at an drawee of Is. per qr., the beet qualities ro•itair c for ore ding mating 23.., ant g.od iCkli .firl. to 21s. tar qr.; whilst the PWW• pricr• ore given for snitch weighing 1 clbs. to 411 Las. per bit lis t. Of Danish or other kinds there arenas. olrenng. NEWPoIa, ISLE Inuirr, May 10.—Wheat met a belie sale at rather belt..? lola,. Oat, tan to Ia per qr. dealer. Korley, Untas, a..d liar with oat alteration. • NORWICH, May 10.—There was a fair supply of Wheat at our mallet t..-aer, and higher panes wore Uriaatak, 1 by the grower. 40.1 anal, Ibee ei ie. per qr. was general!, estab.l.bed for alt gout Indoor; littera •.r s rviumilled at abut the plait nite.. Flout was IU plow demand, at lid. par sack more, and nut notch eaanaed nand. at the adv..n.w. Raley Hale la steady for aritahrie dereriptione; the malting ....4401L.15 flu. past and little i* offend ex. Apt for drtlliing or grind ng purposes. Ileum and foes WO 111 thtell defilartd, at lull pi ices. tails mat a goad ash at ex rent vita.. white, 40^. to mn per qr.; reel, 07s. to 39, klur.i.r, snobs& M. to Ils. Beau; ass. to 300. Peek 265. to 295. [iota, Haat, Sas. Enna, goo hour. achy, i.o.b. to VS. W. lnc 24/kw.. purchavrp thulo.g rack., cud cll./ping ooe n.unth's ItstaU, Is. 641. per stuns. NoTTINOH.tfit, May 10.—Wc arc still shortly <uppliod a:t4 grunt in lin- market. %Chest is lull Is. Maher, :um IM..us and Outs slab bay b called b. it.iratice. Maltsters ure thin in lb. mar. kst, Sal consequently nut lumen demand to. Burley, but it. 14 has as dear so Out arch. Gum Ing aorta about tae same. PESEllboltUt UH, May 10.—T hu supply of grain here to day was email, paruoulruly .Wt or Stony; Corn. *11...4 moue r..t,:tly Wt week's pact. otttl, In .o i.r autooor• IC per yr IKl,ll.ltle rasa. %hem, rtd, Sultto, 211 r. to ; 3.3. 4 . to Jto , fine, on C., 31/6. to 40r , . per yr. No 113 Mae nit wog .in dr, ;ie.', the former umkutig le. per time, owl trie 1.4 et tram 20a to ft. pa qr. - - l'Erwourn, May 16.—We hil•C little change to notice in oUt war ket this sees. %%beat a eometrhat teary made, at .I%Ut, former lei. es. Other /min Talk/ more Inquired tor. PRESTON, ]try 10.—The arrivalt since our last arc Eery trdloc. A Rome seeing haw been mani•esurl in the "HO Imo* .hroushnut the with, und, except I.r WM.., the price ofclerk urn,c beasr.dually leipmeed In %dine. We had a amid supply ot Euglirb ai mar in abet the demanoi br which male MtertiLly Settee, :I extreme rate, 411 , 1 lk , reign supported our .uct currency. fiour,lld. per puck highc-. beau. as Islam. Usis . requer, at a tumor decline of Id. iu Id. per hu.Mel; prime qualities up to le. 1 uur, 2%. Si!. to 2%. 11.1. per 43.65. Oatmeal cannoning in slain sup. IF,. and the sal- nretty free; this eritele isn't be noted lid. to Is. per lead deamr, prices Towing tram EU. ed. to An rid. per Iloilo. eitucas /111126 Ii.EADING, May 11.—We have again to notice a very .sang supply of nue.d. buyers were spoon I, their movements, and is ..:Vetal lant.iliCeil 10. yes qr. us advance of lost wet was oa I. PI WWI van In; (mm no. to 51.. per or. but tattle don.g In Haley. either g•ladinK or malun both of whisk ..rc unaaervi to pruat tits and beans in an.r. supply ; the loniser aunt be called lo.to 1, ed. deenv .bon of lose. SAFFItuN WALDEN, May 10.—Wheat rather dcarcr,aSo• to Im.; Talavera tie. per qr. Hurley, manors, 21e. to .9.. ; dried. mg, lie. to lea beam, 11'.; goon, Soo. Y 0..•, ; maim, Ode, 17r. t .9.. ad. HO/TESiII'UT, Mity 10.—A limited atteudance, OCCa tanned .insiop.illy by the mavvuursidr Osorutilk Tb, traloactal, u. Wheat were nuataimi to num. diste w.nuy and some -ample. Mere livot•t • •Ught alleance, tboush businers generull wi X ...wined to t... prk.. m tot week. hurley mo. e IN previous value, but tees toquiriew wele lintue I. In Oat, Beano, and Pe,. a fair trade do . nr. and ones were in favour al tau holder. Malt was is req..; primes Orin. SZYZWeilitatY May 10.—There was • short supply of su• 314% hitt at la. dnj'a mane'. Itt in loud de. In.pal at Is. yrr littatt r to..re tads tut wsek. &Ivy un , t OAa gun, as dear. WARMINSTER, day 10.—OUT market tltie morning was out yea y wen atteuued. but the eupply of grain w.u. :du., fur wain. at buyers. Tile y run ontuutung through the 1.113,g inter ior, d tutu•h with the bwuunia is the market; hut, upon the tutu*, hie tannin,. in Wheat lie. in 01401 Use PAILIC term. ILO 14i arch. In ail d.eriptioun oh haslet/ nU•tnt+w wa, slack, and prices retraled In. per quarter. Oat. , rem lined i.ninahy ans. real, .14 trade t.tersbly brim. The quntaburs iur inkrior berm advanced tr , in 20.. to perimeter, and to. hest mutpies ...al .10e. re. raid ath.r w tie.a the nun . before. Wthchnothlt, May 10.—Our market this moroung was agate ter) tawny attanuell. With avast supply Ix rill dr, riptio .• ul arum. Vilre•t was in slum denial:id, but, liurru‘nr, the currency n. 5 .his thy wet were fully sapporteel. Mintinr barmy le, request the ....on bangs almost over; weindueg met a share id atualioa, awl sapwood last week's rates. In oat♦ Items, am Pr.i. arrow rata trade Wog, sad were beff u gaits as much money as law week, though an improvement to prices amid be estanlistall. Wtsaaacm, May 10.—The supply of grain at this day's manger an very *nun. Warst u Iran arin at ia per qr. Inure money. V.A....gain rather wader. 1l was reedy Lila at last week's preen WOnCidgfilit, May 10.—There was a fair supply of Wheat at 112 u /iv{ tuAloy. ratthel :NOW In lON W4O ÜbIo,ISPJ 1111 sin ge.s.l kiLl4Utial beaky in sir •re malaria at the curt way of tins .in; •ea bight. Outs 1104 lor un stlyance of 1•. per gr., wlttch was er; Mutt:m.ly tkud. Licata tit to is. per qr. ileum Yeas laqugal for, rod few offering. Yoetk, May 10.—We have a fair show of Wheat It fhb. day. mow, winch his to t a in I sale at laity !es week's rsics. Uats fully .•tlear. In ether articles so sitsrauen. %Vault, white, der Imp. , te 41., nd. to SS. Baricy, main s`, SSG. to 5 7 .; 1tn044111. St. to 44. rwit, SO. to s Oats, per mom et 1111., 104. to 1.4. Flaw, pee eau lambi:la la Sea. Detain, MAT 9.—Wo have no alteration whatuvrr to note le prim at cur knehanee since Tuesday. Whim Wheat, 3te. Id. to ras.: rat ditto. 210. to 24a. gamy, lea to las. OAF, too. ed. to 12u ad. uer barreL Oatmeal, Ills. to 19a. Gd. Beeped ■oar, Ils. to 14s. per att ; Win eau. SOLID 314. 64. tar trolba. Coax, May 9.—Up to Wedaudoy the weather continued wry bark sad asevora4 mot the proems crops warred osonders . Iv from the aid Wow anode aid* pravailad. Oa that day, however, Ow wiaa ddAwlM the vault, thstowepwatare of the atatoentare be aus, awl wilder.ad donna th 6 alight thwtoare tell. The pelt ettbalra. ay elmaad tad Inland St• Mt mall the Ina JOlNlftile• tprogr. die. We Gooloras mein dr acct aweemaille reports ot the growlai wow Ile p= „ W= had aortaloly been *Wm tu bet they It. ve core Mari aee~d lie rho paella weit igAirami the ammata d imuk trow apd all 'ig' quartert ur. are meet all Whet lde9lle tha rreeeeeeweaMr, coneurr na as mismakek red.. pmts • wry alisuadtutt awl Wow. able OIL trade durlog tM WOok.,SO thi abeam of aay lovely. anyamb tgymaartawe, coattails awl is tee floadaika toted to nor lON. The weelitta of roma grain are way Whoa Prkel 10.111 woollimul. to We finer droormtiono of Wiwi the Mahan§ pawls, it matimed to the supply of the orweat wawa Comm Wads push as ligyption, suet a ready rale at anew tally equal sr, I I sot weredlag, tkeer earrettla.t wait. Of Barley so wawa are UM here. 04. awitiatte wry am, sad the lake wide! bare he.. made were At prim to Wow of Use Mldlr The bWeu . forolor AIN Amur is ry notrieted. bet otoomilipialill Wally tall rata. lad it Ooto Or =din •LL *MIN awl a worldwable bawasea knew done la the arnel• a... admire tibial 30. per tow , the We rf tialoto 71 . 13, to 15. Ifo yrs ro, and WOO we are in formed, ore dam WontetNair, May 10.--ear arrivals Of Wheat since Manta WC 1 1..10 oaud , rate, an cowidtrably dew a a tie prewang wet ; in the oolowlty Of Nis Owl awe le waoily my alterewo oar mtat hr anasuata so 4 1 eared br say allele a tar twit ea swam at =. weeseand, mew is the come clearlortrai at her sot Wen What: The amend far Wit sea 1 ,... 4131 4Va iss la h e wry toseuee; butt ar parka* sad we ie net OM Slif altillieli• the ear of Maw. Fir Wader. pie se Irrolog. lbor hat boa • oweilealweeloweilartalies Surloy the a em daillr. Oats fully adonis la are aleano. Ware Caw 1 Oer flab all Ws graa sit v:wear. air sime...4 a prom we eataielefla twowthi in weft le he AIN leasit. rap dame ea ea emissive oak mama awliarealat arrival, eliVer a lave lam* p m % ill*lbed Walesa law of lie Vast Quality in ISMID— to. Ithslimailleillilli Weft miens Ira TY Ills wataiew I Unease: Want what, ra r 0 sow, Ila el alto ed. i rat all, fas. 6d. to 2l& ; lie Mae la. Orielay, auttag, pa te et., Ito to Its ed.; tla. to lta. ed. Oak velar wr WoL, lea a lea. id.; ea. . to 1011. 01. Dried sad kedge i .11114 C WU. Ile MIAOW K a to 3111 a ;ftlgpleg. Ilis. aiells4. Ofipoodllaild. so!, ; 'Wawa *boo alone. Mlle. eit. : Pez i tfia. as 14 AM. Its to l i, l4 e as = Ci . 4. to IM.; black, leo to lava Itser, a t leak Va. id. to leo 64.; Imo* Ita. le Seal Wilk M* No: Mite; 111. to lea. bar Car le Wi • Daubs, no I. to lea aIL; almecen. yellow aid r Ils. lid. to. Ha, SI; Asa* wars we MOW dd. to 11e. • demo/. tor tattle. lea to no. dd.• legypdma Wheat, la. M. le Ma Mier Owe Me sl. pie art., is. lig: eurroems. 9ent;e Wee>, ParthoOr Calla, Stud—Rain dwrrZ;;; ...... govr“ tv Irmo Volitor Mt tonotims .4. Hare Strung 'sm.* G• uric limit 8 PAK Mr. 04411:11 Hreete Strung linen Strung amuse iJTIsx,P:.II4I7 Partim4Clowly !oWilem Fi E. GRF:ENWICII JWIJIDON ......... C C.% MI.It KW. 8 W. Cloudy Partially Cloudy (louilleaa 6;116, iil;;Te tr . % 1010.2 t %troll( :lifts,. Purii4l - y - CI • tody Partially ❑oudy runt Alm CIOMIT Plutlally Cloudy Purtially Cuauu) Imo-kw. THIS DAY, Name. Coarse et Wind. Menet' or K• THIS dials of the Weather. Geutle the Rai The return' from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication en Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on riday morning at nine o'clock. . I Gentle nreere Venially y utrt.tty A. Gentle Breeze Feud—Rain 8. Gentle Breeze Ulu 8.. I - - A lIAGISTRATE WASTED.—The office of stipen diary magistrate of Liverpool has actually gone-a-beg ging. We stated last week that Mr. James had posi tively declined the appointment. Some of our contempo raries have been making free with the names of Mr. Henry and Mr. Yardley, the police magistrate. of London, with out the least authority. The truth, we believe, i., that ehas verLliee pp uis to tr , a a te nd rif any has n, s f tandin used t t e in oi t r e metropolis Lon don magistrates get nearly the same salary fur tho per formance of isms than h a lf th e labour. Their refusal is consequently intelligible enough. Mr. Brandt, of Man chester, a gentleman well known oa the Northern Circuit as pawning every requisite for the office, is the judge of the County Court there, with a salary of one thousand pounds a year. It v.as expe c ted that an additional 2001. a y ear m i g h t possibly temptirt come to Liverpool. He has declined. The lion. Mr. Deana., a rising man at the northern bar, was believed to have a liking for the vacant post, ant was written to; but be also declined. The committee would be glad to appoint a local man, bat the want of what they deem the requisite qualifications deters them. No recommendat io n, and Oa .essearily no appointment has yet been made. Mr. Hush too's salary was considered handsome, and some even Essaasil itszorbitaat ; but it is now found that in proper- Men Ms the work Its got through, he was really underpaid. Ithiesalleas to add that Sir George Grey will be happy to appsiat any suitable member of the bar that the council may nominate. Strange that a difficulty should exist where Is Awl him !—L4verposi Caramide. EAdvailleasot.)--Assaatos i Pass, FuTotts, AIM thannall WY; CAM DI Mina swami Ilbsaawafi oaremorr sitisfrossy malliessider *so Oa Wig this whale-Pro have Weems • Ile eguiglVlA r ets aid%ilg ie gurs lawn araiirilef ta ardusiba lijess Wel die ieso doom* womb.. ir eat rime* bast Wall 1 111 Ostler' ar s Oat as II kW or sod Dimes ales Ilds. sad at Praiiiiitions ware Ilitilhamma. Ilload. tole Ostatad. kto &I. Bran, per O at., 3a. *I. to 4, I..inft. met: Wboa& 417 d qrs.; Inth.n C4.rn, ‘1.1,1 Baia. Laporte OIL work: Oato, 2,u31 Lames; Flour, tto t.tk.. o.4inesl, 253 tarts. - - IiCtitiCALDT, May 10.—The weather was cold and chilly to us only pan of tau week, MU, tort dump motet.. to. lay and Thursday the temperature al, houin idell tot' I, 111.11.0 M of th, your; toe easterly *out c moor,, 1 IMP am...saran P ..1 the growing elope is eery ma changed to the worse within the hart tea day; the early mown Wheats particularly are wry yellow; both pease, and °Ulnae gram are suffering severely. A omelder. able quantity of stan.4.l for &kik/ in this county linitaina miaow., and a lair breadth in the Cates air:owl..., in Will. tilltlKC of the 1.12.1 nit bring in good tilth for receleing the seed. At our rfutatiy markets flit. week we had very 11111 e ruin offetine ; lb. eh -111.41 In? '.0(111 consiumptum is alit to tate ..0 tones- L 1.4.1 u.ro.a fat ward. Wheat e 04.1 at lolly let week's raw barley ate GIL dearer. Oats and Means full Ir. per qr. Geer last week . * I.IC-. 11,V t"..,111 we had small supplier of all load- of rain; sales quick. Wheat at last day's rates. Harley and Oats at 61. to la. per qr. ad‘ auce. Wheat, ale. to lls per qr. Harley, 23t. Od. to Si.. Oats, 1 is. WI. to t fa Oatmeal, per bag of 200th.., flit.. to 31a. • SCOTCH FAIR. iteTIIEUGLEN BCCIANZI 7 AIII.- —ibis horse Etir, the lark at and mod important in the wew. of SholLantl, leas Itelo on the o.h inst., on the meal astound, at Butherglen. the number of florae% shown was very large, but buyers were by no many numerous, and rates were in con-cmienoe miner slow. Of draught summits the show was excellent, many prime limos being on toe ground, mad a number changed bands. Mr. Macinlay bad between 7e and ho in the marina, a pdr of which, wial to the Carron I r,atpao.y, brought lOW., the top price. The mese of the market tor draught was tram tut to Sat hd auperior animals, and from dif. to hop. 14 middling , some inferior It roe. selling lower. On the whole, the turn of tha matket wan In favour of the buyer, price. being I a shade under tkom of last fair. The show ist earflap, and .4111111 Morse* was also excellent, but there being to de. Maud, tint m fur r !Ago-rid animas., the eu , .ply c naiderstl4y 'acceded the demon i, PriCef, however, wo re wed utaint.ased, sod ranged touch the unto ale last market. The top price fur carriage bane. wag obtained by Mr. lknry. harm dealer, woo nada • pair for . no hundred guinea.. Very kw hunter* were in the market, and there miceared little or n o Inquiry to them. A large nuen'ter of mach Um, mete also shown, hut, drum the same it pres-hog cau.e, wars were very .Iw.l, and the wester part wee.. turned .we) ...about Roane pur chaser.. A very excel:en' A yrlllire Cow was sold fur , and another tor Of, tut bah were consul rattly beyond the get oral run of the market, the average price being from ul. to ltd. ; and kw we:e sold at a higher figure than foe last,rnientionigg sum. IltlBll FAIRS. BELFA4T I F fl a y 7.—0 ur usual monthly marka, to twist w nuattue, as w it as quAl.ty of 4v...tuck esin WA. :.I.ICCUIVii Improvement un the April lair. !.110,1. of h .reed cattle wa.remark.bly good, and a eery large propurtlutt of the lie.tm• expu.ed for ark nerd w prime dtaeripuon. Mulen COW. were ill of...denim!) and lair derant.t. Slone Ro Y Cala llamas were dtbpumal .4 at priws, la some.in.t..nees, r eaehuyt 1:1. - - • CLornthL M&y Falk, May 6.—Our half-yearly flr was wed attended by MI buyers and yeller... There ww. a very• tine alum & horned mats or all neyaription , , but the pruntral demand was ter Wien °awe, wish went ..1r art ade...leed pr.c o; dry Cuwe were tkruand. and pertly fair prior. for O. me 01 goal ....yli . y were I4t avid; yoang Guar le and -beep wy re -.0.0 in retrieve. and brought very g rat pri.va The 11..rre :air was b. Hy attended and molly •up• pilyyl, waning In It wurthlr hing at eaeept a 1 a matter 01 curiosity. - - - • CitooM, May 6.—The fair was well attended. The Mr. Crolter sold Is baler. at 10. ouch; Mr. can Lion 17 ditto. ut Si. Ise. ; prl e heifer beef usld at lota. per eat., stoopue offal. Prim, 'redder Mutton. 71d.. sialtuar off. 11; shorn sueep at al., stoking offal. Lamle, Irons Its to 40a. I't. r, Iva. to itta per eat. Famamotta, May 6.—At this fair then: WaS nut a prime fat heart tub: lid. tic supply forcing Ewen 0v,t1n..1 w stare 11101:11 we ft eagerly bought up. Shah Cow* very ICArOC ; wit as high as ; *tripper*, 91. *lnce, tip to St*. Tue•e were the top prices, and not the average Of the lair. Calves :1. is. to 1. Lamle, 12s. to Ino. Cell. TIPPEItAIte, May s.—Our half-yearly fair pregtuted a very tine Itovr al horned cattle. Mulch Cot. wart m ae o uald, 1.12 I tile 0211011.X1 at a hi4her thrum than uati.d, w ;Mat young stuck It m:tle. and Sheen brought as remunerating prates w 10e Waken , en the previo, market. rht re were not many geed Ilur,es fair ask, und eim.e.inently tow dump,' owner.; hut, un the thole, the hat W.. We 02.: t00001260:0A behl (or 14 , 100 2012 e. WATItItIWILL May s.—At this fair the Pupply of Horses 4 sum ouwitiusi wr 4msll, sad U.e clvitl4lld equal. 7 ... Matta Cow., In 0?. to Lit. ; store edt , e, Si.; ow .d ehree••e.re-old, :ran 41. to ; PtrapperA, it. in.. ; ttro-s, ortt-oio..si. to , Lit tom nu, to stony, 275. to '156.; I oonke)44, (nen Se. to 11. All wher emelt.. men e. tan-w.sre, woodrn-wate 1.2 e , were In etnold.onee, arid, owing to the tle..radston of hie t ines , at cow potratavely ken price. PUBLIC SALES. Br Messrs. Vasrost and LS, at the Mart —Free hold hm: se premises, 3, Lawrence-lane, City, let fur 6W. per annum-1,410/. Mr. tiouLtismair, at the Mart.—Leasehold house, 16, Willimn-street, Knightsbridge, let for 1:191. per auutuu, held for 80 years at M.-1,5701. Mr. D. CRONIN at Garrawav's.—Thur houses, Ball court-place' St. Julin's-streLt-ruail, let for 1261., held fur 611 years from 1823 at 211.-790/. Thr e e bowie., 66, 67, 68, Wil,tecl-crest, Somers-town, producing 1041. per annum, term 32 years unexpired, at 14/. 1 is.-6.13/. Two bouxw, with shops, Lavender-place, Upper Wands worth-road, aunu.xl raluu 401. ca,:h, term SO years at 101.- 700 i. _ Si: freehold 110USCP, ROSina-terrace, Sir miemnbe, let fur 481., with a plot of huildiug ground adjoining-5004 MAY Messrs. Torus and Sort, at the Mart.— A freehold property, the residence of the late Bishop of Llandatt called flardwick, near Chepstow, Monmouth shire, with park ground% amuuutiug to 21 acrm -4,600/.__ Mr. DANIEL CRONIN, at Garraway's.—Lease and good will of the Imperial Hotel, AVestininster-bridge-road, held fur 33 years at MO/. per alllll/1111-2,7001. Lease and goodwill of the Watermen's Arms, Bankside, held forl7 years at 001.-1,910/. Lease of the King's Arms, Tuthill -street, Westminster, term 21 years from Midsummer next at 60/.--,500/. By Messrs. Tort.ts and Sus, at the Mart.—A freehold house, 10, Great Hermitage-street, Wapping, let for 40/. perauntnn—.-3141. Freehold house ' shop, and warchous,, No. 28, Iligh street, Wapping, l et for 381., land tat redeemed-7001. Copyhold house, known as Ilighbury Villa, Islington, let for 90/. per auburn, quit rent uoiniisal-1,100/. A ground rent of 241. per annum, arising front the Marlborough Arms, Camberwell-5741. A ground rent of 121., secured upon Nos. 8,9, and 10, Westmorebind place, Camberwell-270/. A leasehold ground rent of 1381. Is. per annum, secured for 21 years uni•ypired upon 41 houses, Galway-street, tic., St. Luke's— 1,840/. A freehold property, known as Cotton's Hill Farm, near East Grinstead, Sussex, containing farm buildings and 44 acres of land-1,100/. sir at Water Farm, containing 891 acres-900:. Little Water Farm, 44 acres—tlN)!. l'awley's Farm, 37 acres—oool. MOAN. FAlLEllltoTtlElt and Co., at Garraway's.—Leroe hold house and shop and other premises, Ebury-stmt, Pimlico, producing 1401., held for i 8 years unexpired at A house. 9, Maids-hill west, annual value 1201., term ddi years at 371. 10s.-800/. The house, No. 10, adjoining the preeeding, held fur the same term, free of ground tent-1,000!. Fire house*, St. Ann's-roagl, producing 1601. 10s per annum, term 50 yours at 56/.--S9O/. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. ( oar SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. dhe "ghkrolft Gavotte " ale 4 " Lloyd's Lo.") CASUALTIES, Ann, Clinch, from Calcutta, arrived here, with loci of bye. sprit this in..ritio,g, Lavin.; been in contact with tio• 1:.,:a -merce, of Liverpool, on the 29th April, in lat. 4ti N., lon. 18 W., the latter proceeded on her voyage; the former has proceeded to the Itiver in tow of a steamer.—Deal, May 9. Ziepa Zaritra, Ouircovieh, from Peru, which got on shore on St. Patrick's Bridge, May 3, was oat afloat to her authors la 4 eight, but the crew were obliged to leave in consequence of the weather, and, it is expected, she : nay be saved if the weather moderate. About 2110 tons of tho cargo have been saved.—Wexford, May 8. SEABORNE MAILS. (N girdle, t►at t►e o al:e are emit nom t►e General Poet.efLei t►e N en •he mnrnine—Ae.r•trn.l, i Day when MatiollYp FrOlll what COCIITUIPA. Ia General Net. Port 1 Whoa (nice London. theiareheil. Otte. -- --,--. Amerlea(by net-racket N May IS Lnerpoul IMay 20 , inerloaihy United State* I Packet) N May 13 Liverpool 'Kay 13 Aroesitia(byU.Statespkal I . May 91... ...... ._ 44.uthareptee 'May 111 Oriej t We.t Omit, ...N I Ilth of the month Ply moot% ... Jane 3 items Irk. N. 1.4.1461001 W toot. I nivie lslay Id olnltun N .ady 'IMMO:. -flai.y Quail 3l 7th of tke month doothamoton. May 12 nuance Ayres . . II •nh of the mo ith,•outhampton. May It 'llilbnilw(• 3l CitalfrardM tlth of the month ,•outliagnidon. May 90 Cape of Ono! llope N 14th of the month, Plymouth June 3 Oonetaatinopla • M Ith It th IT that "inn I •iver 'May 20 'antral Anserko fl ludett7tliot many: I onotaampton. Jane! Channel Ulm ~ ..... N Mna.,wed.,N Fr i ,. , outlianipton. Tu.Th.lta Chill .... pi (- t i, o f t he n to eil , a.iiithaniptcoa. 21.720 Prance ..... ....... Mk N rlike ileilr .. Overme.. ...........-..N 7thllth 27 thof mon ;Dover May 20 (lamberif.....-..... ...... 74 Paraday at rrl , i4) i London Tue..,§ , t ll.tl.nd ..................11 deduce. & Alen, i London VI. on.Tn u I bonitos' .... .... ' „....N lith of the month ,witithompten May 20 Ireland II et N twice daily.. .... , Ilolyhe d ... Tlne• do Indus (via Snothavn .3)111 MA of thr month knuthanipton. May 23 India (via Marneilkel N Itk3t4ltA of month Dover liediterrimeanlvia Mouth I .._ _ _ ampwa) via Mar.eiteo) %lesion Madeira Naha* Maples* I'am! eltales• • Vow wok %I .`eru Noma)* 17.0i;:m (eeeept yeene..ael N • The mail. to ct much onekrt Tin Mar ell 20th of the month •tot.thunlpton May 21 thait I: h htlth I thlver !n4 •.f the ranoth,.outhe•nphln..l•lnn 5 9th the tunrithgenthAmptan. WI 13 :th • 17t15.19th,27thl S.bothnt t rrh et h .11over ..... Mae 14 StblithSitnol mon, lloeer %toy 11 SUilithlStlf.4 mob; !box r 7tbllth27taof m ',kruthampton. Moe 14 17th of the month .4lettAtionptott.' MA! 20 10115th2Ithof onn.Doer 17th of le tn.anh koutharopton. Nl.ay 20 j :at oof the Ite.n•• 174outhwayton:Jun- S ~,Intries Ow. marked .) we convey. I by k7ALIONIV , IA.-1141:• TO ire 00W &spa:eta-4 and snd from CI ria the United States due by every American packet. A It It I V ED. A —at Llttorpn I, May In, from %NMI, 0w.% Map 9, tam tbt t.‘ll.—at Colt,* May 9, Iron • Aprrroorst 7 et 6,. fro.n __. lianim:~h . Arcrom— Com*, May 9, from .. Falmouth, Mily ft, from lb&ranTl.sh Cathie Aura/mt.—at lirAvem li , , fru., Guernsey Mort —at Gnmenend, Nifty I°, from .(!el IMIII.TAT —at iirsvernil. Nliay 10. from ......... ".... Dennyrk AYir -at Groyeaend. May In, town Al.WMA—at Grare.end, May 1 Inon „ , Amara at LaYeria,..l, blayio, from Mauna*—at LlYyrioul. May In, fr..rgt ..... kIANCIIC Gruvoenot ! May 1 , from B ...... HA—at F.,lmooth, MAY 9, from COLA MOM —off May 10 rterao—at i;rayrrenft, 14 y 1 0 , from CADI‘k Grarrwmt. May 11, from CLaarr—at Gmyyylal, May 11, trom IltarJa—olf DuneenerY, 31.tv P, DAOO3II-off CM.61111,11, from EU.10,11.11C LT—Off 1%.11, Nor 9, _ from ` , Yuen ........ ....... Jamaica Anca Cron .la Tarragona Bordoang Ceylon Januora Gin Mumma—at Chwrwtosit, Maya. tr0y...,. Ca:lao Tramis—at Limns:M. May to, from • Ems oters—nt Gray...awl, May 10, from ........ .......... Groastia Eu.ev --at Grarmolol, May In, from —.. Ja - r aka Vaasa—at Graveaand, May 10, from &Milt Suss liklill—at Graomend, May 1 0 , from. Callao nTILIIASIS—at Crarrwayl, M , lA, from Item* Oaseras—at Gravesend, May ir, from JUIIaWM 01040 R—st Miami, M., 10, from St. Vincent's Havium--aLLiterponl, May 10, trust Homo —M Drammenl, May 10, from 19 S• Ilmax-vo r -at Groomes!, 91 , y 11, from — ..c..,,e IsLasoas —Mr Deal., May 9, tram • Darttadors i 111141Cfr,gf Deal, May 9, (rain Ant'aus 30411 t—at Liverp..l, May IN Irons ..,,,....,.., aeons o 4 lane lialtVl[ll,—Off Deal, May 9, front ratas aia Lams—at Livens(, May In, from Strum LAM` HILDA--at f in...vend, Mar 9, from ........... ...Isar b.:, es Musses—at Orave.m., May 10, from .... ltstiod• es M .ienUt —at Oraresend, May to, from Dranalhira MRDRA—at Liverpool. May 10, from 11111.10.141-1 M Liverpool, Moy In, from. Astwors Yuma—at COwel., May 9, from . Msaisias—a: Que..tutnwn, May 8, from vouritsis Nalll4,LlLNl—at Liveepool, May 1., (rout New Orleans Onus Ways—ate.Gravesend, 81. y Id, from Mauritius PANDOIA—at Grarearml, May 10, from . Jamaim PLinaaam—at Gravesend, May 11, from ....„ ... Rarbodom roma Rs—at Queenstown, Ma, A, Moat Cieufsmos - -mum —Oll Dval. May' No, from. ........falesaeotria - -,vroend, • " •rsarr--at Gra% _ : 3144 10: 1 ,1 e... ....... olc2loo Sratoorar --at Onivasend„ May in, trona ..... AL Web:id l e 1.01.12410 -at GrasraenO. May MI, front ...Alma Irl.l Tar -at Grarrarral. N'o7 11, from Atexoniria Tool. Hoooss -at Grarrarnd, :May 11, from Port Philip T. tat.- ott Dungen/4u, May $l, from- .............- Porsiumbuoi Viou.v-at Grarearml, May 10. horn " „Morroilles Woman:a-at Grave...ad, May 10, Irom ......................Maaritiaa The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock on Saturda: arranged in order of latitui Name a Plea. kmaree of wino. Mown ty, MAY 12, 1851. each of the following plasea at 7 morning. The stations are _ _ Strength of went. augur WeaUker. SAILED. Amnon. Nino o -from Lhorpurn, Xay 10, t 0...„........ ...Gomm animus-from Liverpool, May 10, to Crunstad: 1113., Vivo-from Liverprool, May In, to - Itt. Petersburyt Ila -fr. m Llverpoo , Nay 111. to Bathurst CROMIDIEII-from Graveven.l, Allay 11, to fir. 'Thomas Couvr-from Grave...eon, May 10, to l'm+ aux Can .MlNA—from Gravo•reorl, May 11, to ...... ..... 000..Xuevray 1/WIO.SM-from Gramwoul, May It, to Calentos DUNHAM -from Liverpool, Miy 10, to Wadose I arcoor-frum lio erpool, May In, to Trievra Fiorito -from Ittlatol, May I°, to Trinidad ONANVILLIR - from Liverpool, May IS. to ... .......Newlommitand Gov. Witropar.-from Craveonn, May 10, to 11-avilo likilltled -from Graveaeral, :Loy 11, t o Welton loam Counts-from Liverrool, Stay 10, to Onamd -.---. rivavesend. :May 11, w '•• ' ' ilsass—ii.iialleae.red - - ----67 11, to 7,l.l.mm—from Graveared, May 11, to .....NylOokmg L 4 11041.4.—frogn Grove^ml, May 11, to ............... ......._. Call DruA—frorn Bristol, Mar In, to .... .... Barbs I es 1114114 Ituor.vic —from Livvrpool, May le, to . Meta 11144011, —fro o Gravoienil, May 11, to auto...loot Nay Ltrearon —from Plymouth, May ti, to Oosas Bacrsa—from Gravoipul, May It, te Malta Posua—has Lk-moil, May la. to ..... ........ 0.. Pmeramis —tem Gravesend, Noy 11, to ..... ('.pc Illommair —fres Gravevead, May IN to Bt.lirkas laws. ItrYirea—tram L..verpo I, Mry Iti, t 0.... wy:nizie doom Duaitut - from Liverpool, May In. to WWI M•MlA—from Liverpool, M..y In, to An _ .. _ _ _ , May • ' ' , . 6T.MOKII-4001 Liverpool, .day 111. to TRILAPV.I.K—trum Llterpoot, Slay In, to T*l,llll` YACIIIT--01 , 11111.11111,101, MUF 111. to Itart..does VPCTOWIA -Lou Gc.roarrol, May 10, to W. Wmurato.e...-frwu Lino pool. May to, to „Newk - uoill oat Wm. Da/La—tram laverp.a.t. M.y lb, to Alezaacl:letto VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Duke of Wrllintrton, fro o Calcutta for the northward. MYrch 25, !:t. 33 8., lon. 24 E. EmPmv. from London for Sydney, March 21, lit. 0.5; N., :on. 21.30 W. levhrlla Ftlyth, for Loo lon, Marc'. IT, Ia•. 3.5 51 , lon. 24.4 W. Lady Peel. Iron Plymouth, April 2ti, hp. 14 N., lon. 2.; W. Margaret Connell, from Iptdria for the northward, March .0, lat, 32 8, be. 3: E. BIRTHS, NIARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. IsENCE.—)fay A, the Creel thpt. S. hence, of Kentwell U.:I, Sof folk, of a daselear. IiaILIGF.. -Moe 4, at Canterbury, the wife of Major C. Valet., :,stb Roth, of a ••inzhter. EVANS.—May 4, at Sanhach, Cheshire, the wife of the Lev. L, Evans, of a daughter. MILES —May 8, at Chentington M:s. J. Miles, of a son. MILLER.—May 7, at tpreen's-roof, St. John's-wood, the wife of J. V. Miller, Fig., of a eon. RODDAII.—May S, Mrs. Rrattl.m, of Montleu-rquare, of a danylltr r. SMITH.—May 5. at Trinity Paroorage, Poplar, the wife of the Ito. 0. Smith, of awn. 4 1 LLATHORNE.—May 11, wif. of O. If. L'llathorde, OmM-square, Notting-hill, of a win. MARRIAGES. SAMWELL—BOSS.—Much IS. at DOLL' Lieut. E. W. Pierer(' ll ant neat. N. 1., weond he of the Late ff. R. Barmen, Esq., liesgal C.ll, to Margaret, diughter of lir. A. Roes. BILLINCSICRST —WATKINS. —May w , at PM. Giles's, Camberwell, ' by the &v. E. Lidey, M.A., 11. hid newest, F. 11.1.. of Das ohm m et ak Islingto n , m M worm, Nur . h I .ughter of Mr. T. Watkins, 011 • 01- atrwts City, and Nye-lane, Peckham. CLOSE —IIISISWIN.—May 111. et Tynemtwoh, Northumberland. by Ns Sr. V. Cam, Incumbent of Unmet:khans, P. A. awe. Lieut. &N.. to Mary &leaflet •a, daughter of ihe late Q. Ustadea. Esq., of Ametsbos, Yoclatitira, and Uantun argil, Sweden. JAINION—JON at St. John's, Souls hackney, by the km J. West, Rector of Aisholt, Soutersedahlre, Thomas, eldest anewlying eon of W. O. Jackson, Esq.. of Tryon's.place, to Caro iMary, mound daughter of E. IL Jose% Eaq., of Well.eth Ct, Machin , . NALET ...e.g — TAYLOß.—Marelt 31, at the C.dhedral. Bombay, by ths Rey. T. I. Sp lag, iltpt. U. G. 3lalot. 3rd hominy Li g ht isava.ry, bunk easel the late sir C. W. 34.det, Dart.. to Story Marta ostly child of the late (,l. 1. faylur, of the Soothes army. SMYTll—tlitiil3. --May 11. at Lewisham Church, Kent, C. S. Smyth, Ksq , of Manchester, to Matgarte, daughter of the late All. Surd, of Manchester. DEATIIS. - ---• AVPLISCIC. —May 7, at Dothan flail, Xewinatket, the Rev. Su R. /Awe, Wt.. aged 87 . GRHY.—Ntay 3, at Roebuck Hall, neat Dublin, Wary C.haees Mar tin, infant one of C Grey, Esq 110118F4LL.—May 7, at tit Joha'e-wood, the wife of J. HorafeJ, us., Req., H. V.C., aged 65. Oreek.preef, :011.3.1paare, Mr. L Johnston, - ei. ICE:47UIDT.—Way pi, at Great Ru-sell.street, Bedford.sqoare, J. KIIUMMIA Egg, W.D., of Woodhouse, Leteesterattre. WOlLLe—day 7 , at Etudoe-plzue, Eudomequare, Wary, raid of the Isle J. d'QUI. Yq., sled 40. OXLEY.—May I, del. wile of Mr. C. O x l e y, o f C am b erwel/. LE N. TWWWLTOW.—M*6 d Relevetb Colare, near Tort, A. 0. C. Ibbelloe, W wed W. Wiffft—ltay7. estbeereHred, j:Wldte. 1%, Mid 77. ?meted aid pubdded b WILILOW LIZ WALES, el No. I, Lambent. dm*, to the by a Imedso, Mater, at the Omer, In Lombard. street la the premed of dhlteuttri.—llustuar, Mari; WWI. 1